Chum ahli:liorr. 44 WIIEN iiidIOCILLTXOI/tßiNcili;i3 TFASII TO LEAD, CEASE TO ttOw." rw m. 4 . BRESLIN, BditorAu . it`#roprietor LERANO* PA. Flit. 10, 1868 _ Cotnparioosa, , The greatest of putilio:,eoo64 has 't'-';•••• a it t aalgrtiatina are 9dA • Vfer , i itopi ,Ite sea ' itment but in doidg so, the "a•iihlitalitkit::l;thi.ttkeusitt." that !theta tlr neighbor of .6e'Con rier,aaoniafiAlltrik'it iteeessa te prove his Inds- .POhntli 4 4 questioning that of others. >lfitT . t takeitPnithere is neither independence or moral bells:9ra its gie mere act of attacking a hartnlcss and defenceless object. Certainly independence ' does not consist in expediency ; and to any : that Courieralivays expresses its opinions, without the consent or dictum of the "Judges in Israel"-- the leaders of his party—smacks of. farcical. •A man makes but n sorry show of kis indeien %dunce in the presence of those, deprived Of the power to harm him. We can demonstrate witinint much trontile what•the real charaeteristies;are of the braggari or boaster. aufbratZ w s;iiriVirin- Ides ; "I have a bullet in my leg.""Ilfd!e?" we asked. "Behind, here r was the ' reel Of the bravo. I Independence* (lie leynonyin of manliness.- There I= nothing of the coward and knave in it. There. are no eireartispr l thed limits and bmindaries tdlt. The , trttd seOpe 'given to independenceis illimitable. It id quote Park Benjamin, • !10 pent up Utica;" but a boiindlea.s acnso of whet is right, just and honorable, and with-a full knowledge of the ;•e -eponalbility involved in it, religiously, morally 'Und politically. 'But do all thus define it, No, not all--only come, and they, we are inclined la think, de comb prebend the importance altaelled renowned word, INDEPE.NDENCH Our purpose, however, ii/not to explain the nit turn of real Independence, but the contrary. We chose to remain silent upon questions, the tree condition of : which are as yet undeveloped, and because of this eiletmo, our editorial capacity for indepentlenaelsileitlited 1 WIMn thbzwhole facts as they relate to Molina, are once before the den try, it will he time enough to venture an opinion. As an Armee jotwnnlist, undor.the circumstances., this cannot be dope now... Seriously : our coteutporary mistakes ourehar .„, actor when supposing out cburtie,•atdtny time,,to bo actuated by fear. We are 'Subject to no -villa or party's censorship. Being responsible for the exercise of a constitutional privilege, we ncior hesitate, as the Editor of a dentoeratic journal, to express our sentiments when called upon to dose) on any and all occasions. This is independence as we understand i"t—as Others understand it, it is, perhaps, kicking—' l ileitd lions'!" We cannot find noi,thitigin the proceed ingi of the Pennsylvania Legislature of interest to the people of this county. 1144. The Logisluturo of ..11wisachttsctts has been in session four weeks, and passed two bills, ono of whioli is to luerense lhe pay- of the membera.— The Legislaturo of New York has been in scs4on since the 5111 of January, and has not passed a single bill. Both Republican.' ct... The banks of Philadelphia have virtually roamed specie payments. No difficulty it is said experieneed in obtaining gold and:direr at any of them. The Inquirer says it is probable that a feravAl and general resumption will be announced in the course of a day or two. There is, indeed au practical impediment in the way, and the pub lie are fully prepared for such a movement. .Pernasylvania Bank.—The report made''`ea Monday of last week to the meeting of the stonit holders of the Bank of Pennsylvania shows . that ou the sth of November last, the assets of the bank where $2,791,114 37, and its liabilities $2,227,- 707 57. After adding the capital stuck, the sur plus fund, and other liabilities, there was thought to exist at that time atleileicacy of $1,319,473 75. The nominal surplus has been increased by recent discoveries. On the 30th ultimo, the account of the bank stood as follows: assets, $2,355,175.04; liabilities, $1,790,07432; nominal surplus, - 1 0:i 72. The report declares the stock of the hank to be irretrievably sunk, and recommends an as signment of its property for the benefit of its cred itors. In Glasgow, Sco - land, there is at present an aged man named john Rao, a private watch mail, who has been the father of the rather extra ordinary number of thirty, ehildren„ Ito ia.sixtY eight years ofago, has been twice mareio d, and after being seventeen years a widower, thinks of marrying again. :959 - We to-day present the message.of Presi dent Buchanan to Congress on the occasion of transmitting thereto theliansas Constitution. It is moderate and conciliatory intone, and we trust will hare the effee‘of shortly putting an end to the abominable controversy which has already claimed a score of times more attention from the American people than it deserved. We aro so tired of "Kansas" that If it does not speedily "give peace" we shall buy it, (providcd•that can be done oa trust,) and farm it out to our honest and industritiq friends, at 121 etc. per acre a year, whioh is abciut four times as much as it would bring if sold at public sale,) with the understand ing, in writing, that they shall mind their own business first, and if they have any time left then to attend to that of other people. We will take it out of Congress and out of politics, and thus :sane more to the people than the whole Territory :is worth. Congress,—Tho House of Representatives xo ' ined in session all of Friday night, and until f-past six o'clock on Saturday morning, quer "ry,,leling whether the President's Special Message Ra should be referred to a special committee or to Committee on Territories, and then adjourn :• keel to Monday without deciding the question.. About midnight a ilst.fight occurred between Mr. Grow, (Republican) of Permsylvania,.and Mr, Hem, (Dem.) of South Carolina. It seems that the two honorubles met in the aisle, and some words passed between them, when Mr. Grow up :fist and knocked down Mr. Xeitt. A pretty gen- Aral squabble then took place, which, however, •was promptly qutillpd,by. the Sargoan t-nt-arms. 14. a m401.,3n,-tvAll. advanced in years, :and Mr. G., a young athletic fellow. We shall 'how await the sympathy of the Republicans for :Mr. Keitt, in this second edition of Brooksiem Gold Pons.—lf any of our readers wish to have good pen, one that will make them feel like writing as soon as they get it in their bands, we would advice them to purchase of Beckett •}. Co., 835 Broadway, New York, We have bcieln using hair pens foi some time, and would, not like to do ithout them; in fact, we could not do without hem. They are•put up in gold handles, which are the more easily kept clean. Beckett 06 CO., , ara the Tub Hems of the Golden Prize; which of fers great inducements in tho way of prizes, to subscribers. Bee advertisement, iu other column, beaded "Golden Prize of!1858," HOME AFFAIRS. trilit.Our friends of the Union. Fire Cbcdpany of this borough will give a rich treat to tie com munity on the evening of the 22d inst., (Washing ton's Birth-day.) AnsAdress by John W. Killing cr, Esq., Voefil -Music by the Glee. Club, and In strumental Music by Dr. Schnook and Prof.. De camps. The exhibition will be for the benefit of the Company directly, and indirectly for the ben efit of the, public. We Arrest the Court House may. be filled to overflowing; wo knov that itwill ring with approbation of the exercises. RESUMED 4PMATIONS. — ' : OI I C G. D. Coleman's Furnaces at North Lebanon, nms started last *oak. • Lebanofi Valley Bank has taken possession of itek new and eligible quarters in Stine's new building', east or Reinhard's Hotel, on Cumberland street. , • THE MAILS between Reading and Harrisburg are now carried on the Lebanon:Val-, ley. Railroad. It- requirea time to perfect the new arrangement, but as our people had been , greatly annoyed for a year past with the mail's irregular ities, we trust proper attention will be given , to make tlm Matter perfect as quick, as nossitde:— The mails were brought down on Friday iof.the first time, but did not arrive here until:near eight o'clock, owing to a run-off or bieak down and Saturday's mail we did not receironatil lgornfirty, it having been left at Wentelsdorf. . , - another place weigive thepro , mailings of the meeting held in this place 'in re gard to a repeal of the present License Law.— Quite a large number of the' rriestie4dtable cit izens ofthe county were in itgonsivren,and - we , do not dottbt that theresolutions adttptediare the al most unanimous sentiment of the people...Peti 7 Hens praying for the passage of a. law, in =cart dance with the sentiments of 'meeting; are now in circulation obtaining sigarithres. We trust they may ho rapidly tilled up'and ted to Harrisburg. So far as we can gather from our , exehanges. largo number rof petitions have already been Pre son'te'd to the Legislature, coming froth various portions of the state. Mr. DonoVan; the member frotri Philadelphia, presented one handred, , the other day, alone. We have no doubt, that some bill will soon be reported and aeted,utpon by the Legislature, changing the present lab'-radically changing the entire prineiple'of licehsing. -• • WE are pleased to learn that the Dramatic exercises, by the sehelars of the Myers town Academy, met with univertfal approbation. A respectable number of otirmitizetts Were there and returned with congratulations and expres, stonier surprise. We would speak a iron], bow ever, in this connection, for tlie'mithor of the Drama, Mr. Sulam The "We, Transit" be had designed for the benefit of his school as he stat ed in his preface and in - "no ether light (to use his own words,) would ho. Wish la be considered by the community in which he lives or 'by the public generally." Ile was obliged to have a few out-skiers, who kindly, though.7relletantly, con sented to take the more hey 'responsible characters. lie no doubt must feel himself much indebted to the young ladies,and the gentlemen of Myerstown, who assisted him upon those occa sions with so much skill and credit, and his school will also be gratified to - learn-that tbey are re ported to have performed their parts with public approbation. Upon the whole the exhibition speaks well fur Myarstown, 'end it is to be hoped useful lessons may have boon derived upon those' occasions, all refleeting iigon lbw - great subject cause, Education. • [AF-- County I:Meeting! Agreeably to a mill, a meeting of the citizens of Lebanon county. was #heid at the public house of Wst. A. Morrmi:Mi. Saturday, February 6, 1858, to take into minsideiation the propriety of the re peal of the present license law. The following named persons presided as offi cers of the ineetine— Preeideat.TESSß REINHOLD. Vice Prealdent—Ricgann Grto. 411V iNaElt, SAMUEL GOBIIERT, PHILIP MATTER,'SA.3I% CARPER, Joirm 112.1.11,11311. Secretaries-LVnixcis .DEWEES, FREI) - . Keen. After the object of the meeting 14713 stated t hy the President, thelallowing preamble and resoinl thins were unanimously adopted WitefinAS, In common with the citizens of other sections of the state, we are of opinion that the present License Law has failed" in the good effects contemplated, at the time of its enactment; that its inequality has rendered it inoperative to such an extent that its open violation is no looker talk ed ahout,.but actually carried out; and that the Legislature being now in session, we dome it op portune to express a sincere desire that they in their wisdom will repeal the law as it now stands on the statute books, and substitute one more equal in its spirit; exacting in its execution, and more beneficial to the murals of our community, Therefore, Rautoed, Thafour Senator and Representative are hereby respectfully requested to use all legit imate means in their power to ()fleet the repettl'of the present unequal law, and enact one in its stead more liberal in its operation, and less subject in its execution to violation. -Regodeed, That copies of these proceedings be forwarded to Senator Rutherford ..nd Represen tative George. Resolved, That these - proceedings, also, be pub lished in all the pop/well the county. ,Resolvvd That, Pstatien be drawn up, embo dying tiler-spirit cir thelbove preamble and reso, lutious, with a view of obtaining tbesentiMent of the people throughout the county upon the sub; ject, and that the same he addressed and 'trans mitted to the General Assembly of Pennsylvania. Adjourned. (Signed by the Officers.) BY OUR LOCAL REPORTER. REV. J. CUNNII(GRA.3.I., Presiding Elder, delivered several sermons in the M. E. Church, of this borough, on, Sunday last. EQUIPMENTS.—Thc UniOn Tiro Company, of this borough, received frOM tha city, last week, a number of handsome equipments. THE-NEW SCHOOL HOUSE in North Leba non borough is now completed, and ,tho various schools were adinitted li4st'weekl The building contains fame comfortable 'add iron-arranged school-rooms. v FIRE.—The alarm of flee off Sunday 'evening, (just about the time a number, of our young friends happened to be "engaged,").ivas occasioned by the illumination of the heavens in a north-west- ern direction, caused, we learn; ty the burning of "Fisher's Mill," near the village of Mechan icsville, East Hanover township. WO have no further particulars. A CAUVON.—During the alarm firC. 'on Sunday evening, and while one of the eintipanies was passing up Water street, a, young gentlemen coming in an opposite direction was unpremetii tately knocked over by the director. Be would probably have been run over but for the sudden check of the engine. A lady's hooped dress also caught at the engine, making a.complete wreck of steel, whalebone and dry goods. We think it good policy to keep a "clear track, particularly on a dark evening. ST. VALENTINE'S DAY comes on the 14th of February ! ts,There are said to be but two classes now traveling on western railroad viz., 1. Thome run ning away. 2. Those running after them. jar: Never speak lightly of religion THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. let' Mr. C. BROTIIERLINE offers his t:ree sto ry Brick ilonse for aale at. private sale, ft is a good bnsincss stand, eligibly located, and deserv ing the attention of buSiness-men. 20. The Lebal [Cfcrclully Correceed 11' • .on Market. F.TYNTSDAT, FEB. 10, 1858. Potatoes: I , A hu , 10 Eggs, tt4 doz., 1234 nutter, talk, 15 Lard, 8 Liam, 14 Shoulders, 12 Sides, Sot*, Peewees:, -' 25 White Begs, Mixed Rags, .2 Flax, ib 12% tiristles, 40r. l'eathers. gt , lb. , felts Wool. 11 ._ 40 Soup Means. IA qt., . ti - '1 Vinegar, 13 gut, ". 12% t;Appleltuttet,ll crack, 45 The. Philadelphia Maieliet. PIithADELP.ItiA, PEDIWARY 8,1858. Breadituffs.---The receipts and stocks eon Untie' fair Tor the season, rind the market - for most kinds is unsettled 'end drooping. The sales of Flour for exhorts comprises about 5,00 0 barrels at $4,- 50 for superfine, $4;75 . forextra, ssass,l2i fer extra family, and $5,5045,75 for Laney lots, in eluding some common superine on terms kept pri vate. At the close there were more sellers than buyers at the figures. The sales for home use have been limited within the range of $4,5040 per bbl, according to Wand and quality. Ityo Flour autl Cern are vow dull:. Small sales of the former are reported at $3a53,25, and the latter at $2,90553 per bid. Of Wheat the supply is moderato but the demand is limited, and - Prises are rather lower. Sales 0f17,000 bushels at ST, 7 03a51,12 ordinary and prime red,. and $ 1 , 25 4 1 ,:- 30 for white. There has been amoderate demanib for Rye, and farther sales 0ft,500 bushels Penn:. .93 koala-and Southern wars laud° at 60a100.. Corn has been..in fair demand, and prices are ea sier. Sales of '30,000 bushels yellow at otialge from the ears and from store,,and 50a60e closing at the loWeSt figures. Oats has been - ttull 6,090 bushels Peansyliau la sold at 34e'per hnsbel; and 2,500 bushels Delaware.at 33e. LEnAsoN, W Leh. Mills Ex. Fam. $6 00 , Smith " Extra 500 Lob. Vol. Super. Fine 4 50 PAZ.° White Wheat, I 05 Prime Red Wheat, 100 Prhne Rye : 65 Corn, 40 Oats, 25 Cluver.seed, 4 50 Timothy-seed, ' 250 Flax .seed; • 1, 50 Dried ApPlee, vet TM 1., 00 Dried Apples, pealed, 1,50 Peach."Snitz," 2 50 Peach "Itutacle," 120 Cherries,' 1 50 Onions, 60 . German preaching 'next Sunday Morning and evening in the Emanuel's Church of .theEvan gelled' Aesodation. English .preEtehing next, Sunday morning in" this koravina Church. • English preaching next Sunday ore.ning, in Bh. letn's Lutheran eh u reh, English Preaching, in Zion's Luther y nu hatch next Sundayinurning a nd erening. Preaching next sabbath morning in the Get-elan, and in the:evening in the Engli;ih language, in the lltifoitned Chetah. . Episcopal Services, atßeneficial 31n11, nn Wednes day, Feb.. rith, et 3 b'cloCk A. M. Also, the Sunday following, Feb. 21st, at the sane. On the 4th inst., by the ,Rey. C. S. Horman ; Mr Jeremiah Boaz., to Miss Catharine Womelatorf, both of tho borough of Lebanon. Feb. 4th, by the Eer. Frederick Kreeker, Mr. Samuel Fkber f North la:button, to Mies Mary 0. Derr, of Lebanon. On the 28th ult., in , Lewistown, Pa., by (ho Rev. James S. Woods, D. D., Cyrus, K. Mark, Esq., of Bellevue City, Nebraska Ter., to MrS. Mary Hoover, widow of the late Dr. L. 'louver, of Letristown. On the sth inst.,lin Henry, eun of Basalt's anti Sarah Schnad, aged 6 yrs. 10 mo 2 days. In this borough, on the sth inn., Francis Henry Derr, aged 5 years, 10 months, and 11 days. For the _Lebanon Advertiser. On the sth inst. in this borotwb ' Cn tit' r • Allt sitaLL, son of Adam and 11;snnwt:Ift ' Xag A ed . 2 years, 11 months and 2 clays. ' It is with the most profound feelings of regret that we notice the death of this truly interesting 1 child. - , llaving just arrived tit that period O f life, 4./4,- Notice. OFFIFE OF TUE PDILADDLPATA 'AND READIDISI when the most attractive traits of character : are -. RAIL ROAD COAtriAtiF; about being developed, and the hearts.of :his de- i , Philadelphia, February 3d,1353. I tILE Stockholders of the Philadelphia and Readi n gvoted parents just commenced id co:de:Opiate the 1 - , : , : f ill a ro n ad a, C ,t om ot pa A t , a ii r b e is he o rp t y he ii o tedthat - by -i -realiintion of many fond hopes, for a long liffl of i tue L'irs3:', l vania, entitled "an Act providi m og ra° fo n r w: t i e tl b o n t . happiness, for thetdarling, "boy," his losiiins 1 th At t y l i a nz p t ii lLe a ltan u o e n . . 4 l; n al , leT t ladro d ati Company, and canned a sad vaeaffey . in'theirberenved'heiSch4ild. , r t lz i yi l lt i the fifth day of May, A. 13136 ; t e , 6 ttlint2; But, however bitter the affliction, and the it nal ter i into a 'joilifte'ttlioufeenVnito.fuTtledrttl'ireTrtpiritil."Tie entered able fact, that he is gone from this earth forever, ra of said ce'l Co f n c i ae pa t - ' • of .. e ß . lii , d u e , onipaniee, for the Consolidation his death is net without its consolations. Althe' w i ll no iln,y, ` —prescribing L ritanul conditions Co Tti tho innocent prattle of little "Charley" t j leai o n n o l e .. r i o i f converting the Capital SarikOr r a r' s u om longer enliven the circle of their household, yet a e d e i m p _Paig i tit ro to i lt:tock ef the what a consolation it should be 6 his li'dkeav e d ; said Philail, dpida ß a a n i = y t . j, n e and t ,e r n tt c h e lng ;II such t oti t ter provisions as have lies: parents to know, that he is at this moment min- i., , e hg e s iii i. t id n rr e litl i a i lln a ila li e f Or& gling tvith.tkat innumerable throng who are now '...-,e,r-,—:ind that :Eri e g i bt o o n c i tt , Zll.l . lfat r .Philadelplita end Reading Railroad" enjoying the rich rewards of a life well spenthere adjourned meeting of p s ° ;:i 'e tt o s f ,Xl7llVr i i ` i g tcl i t e e li a et e 4 i n 't i ' i l i u . below. This should be sufficient to allay the an- 1533, at the of of any mind; :Millie:ft up - the bitterness of ' I fiVe li f T ille e l' ill Y Piit ' id - eln A it ' la cu' dte D" 1 puny, co. 227 South Fourth Street, t . l i i n n lh i e " c j i l t r ; " o ' l ° At Phil the most afflicted heart; and bring those to pro- het s, iyer the hours _of 12. M., anti 3-P. 51., of Stable reflection who have felt this sad dispense- 1 s t a t il P da li ;; `, foresuid, at ali the ' . to t richo a l m il d erV a :Ptl a ie nd Plf?l r iu7iTptira t t eti tion , and consider well, that Elniy too must die,' i notice ßelinti e f ii a r t , lr ‘. .?ad Company, me notilledto attend. This flow forcibly the lines of Longfellow are bronolitta r complianee with the. previsions of to mind : .. - ' the SeconeSte " tTe n n And Notiee is ft.:rt7 Lar tl g ui c.. A . ct f..issemtny . aforesaidt . that the..l/?caing of Mock is long and time is fle , :tin ,-, - holders held upon the 11th January, 1855, woe atuourn ea to the time and place above mentitmed. ' ;:. 1 , 01).10.-td And our hearts though stout :Tad br:ive Still like muffled druin: are beating . .'. . W. 11. IPLIJIENNEY, Sect) , kuneral marches to the grave:" air This is to certify that 1 have ineile but A.llO appli cation of- the ALloic tin, on my fingers, which have been drawn from contraction if the cords, brought on by rheu matism. it was of seventeen numths standing, tuntil am now entirely cured. i Vheerfully recommend it to all af flicted likewise. ' J. 11. ifurrisburg, Tti Locust street. To all whom it may Concorn..—Tho under. signed begs leave to inform his old customers, and the public in general, that he still continuos to manufacture CABINET WARE of descriptions tut his old stand, in Walnut street; between Murder's ante lteinhard's Hotels, in the borough of Lebanon. The public will . pleasu re member that bis work is made up of better - nuiterials, and is of better finish, than can be crack in any other establishment in the borough of Lebanon. Am 23, 186'7. C. BROTILERLLNE. lIEL3IBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA EATION. lIELMEOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION: , HEL3IIIOIJYE Genuine PREPARAI']ON• lIELNIBOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION Is prepared accerding to Pharmacy and Chonh t try, with the greatest accuracy and Chemical •knowledge devoted to their combination. iliy-Seeadvertisoment, headed lIELMI3OLD'S GENUINE PR EPARATIoN. WHO IS TiOSSCITEM—What DyFpcptic and nervously unstrung invalid that ever tried his celebrated Stomach Bitters, but can reply with pleasure. In all eases of lliz• ZiIISSS, Flatulency, Palpitation, Prostration, great fatigue Constipation, Dyspepsia., Physical and Mental Inability, It is surprising how soon the patient finds relief. They correct the appetite, impart tone to the system, force off the bile and impure secretions, regulate the bowels, give Ile Strength of body and vigor' of mind. 2io family can afford to be without Itontetter's Stomach Bitters. Sold in quart bottles by all Hotels, Grocers, Druggists, ST,c.— No additional spirits required. Emanst, iCSIGA.RT, Agent, North-west corner of Afarket and Water streets, Lebanon. r.hm. '5B-3 na. Wood's Bait Itostorative.—This wonderful preparation is hating an exteniiie sale in all parts of the Union. It Is one of the few patent medicines which are now sold over the country that are really what their in ventors claim for them, Wherever it hay had a fair trial the result has been precisely as Wood predicts. 'lt has never failed to turn the white hair bark to the natural color, where the directions have been strictly followed, and in numerous cases it has restored the hair upon heads that bad been bald fur years, It is nut pretended that it will make the hair grow in every case, but where it fails there is no remedy. The restomtion of the hair has been effected irt so many instances. where the case seemed utterly hopeless, pat it is certainly worth while fop all to try the experiment of using a bottle or two ofWood's Restorative.—Notene Ilbrkma n . For sale by all thiig,gista here. Influenza and Common Cold, like thieves in the silence of the night, have carried many lo the silent grace. They are caused by a sudden check of perspira tion, by which the stomach is rendered inactive, and the lungs become loaded with corruped Matter, which enters the blood, anddisease D the result. Ferenc°lds cough's, and chills, succeeded by beat, and .for all fevers of every form, hoarsness and mwneasofthethroat,lungsand stom ach, and for all weakness and sickness of every kind, front three to five of these Pills on going to bed, for a few days will be all that you require to restore you to perfect health. It has been admitted and clamed allover Europe that then never *.was a medicine, that will extirpate all manner of desease front' the system, equal to Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills:" that the more you take them, the stronger you grdw. They are found upon the princi ple that the human body is subject to but one disease; namely: corrupt humors. These Pills not only cleanse the bowels, but also follow the blood through every vein and artery, and so purify it from all morbid and corrupt humors, that decease of every name is driven from the body. Great Female Bledieine. • Females whovalue hoalthahould never be without these Pills. It has been admitted by a number of physicians, that females cannot too highly value them. They here given health and spirits to hundred of femalei who with out them ,would have been In their graves. They purify the blimp, remove obstructions and give the akin a beau. tifiriTtlear, healthy, - and interesting t93o:tini*e. A box of these. Finals a great medical companion at certain pe riods. From one to three should he taken every day - un , Religious Notices. MARRIIED, DIED, Special Notifies. CI relief is obtained. A few doses occasionally, when well, I wilt taw the system in a healthy condition. feb27, THE GREAT ENGLISH. REMEDY SIR ;lAMBS CLARKE'S • Celebrated Female Pills. pm l y,,,dfroin. a prescription of Sir C'teeke. 3r. D., Physician reraorcuturry to the (preen. Tide invaluable medicine ismnfailing in the cure of all those painful and dtplguroll:4 diseases to which the fevale constitution is subject. It moderates all exce:.s, and re ! mores 3111 obstructions, end a speedy cure may be relied on. TO 'MARRIED LADIES. it is peculiarly suited. It will; In a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, Price ODO Dollar, bears the Government Stamp or G mat Britain.' to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION! These Pills Should not be taken by females tithing the jest three months of Pregnandy, as they are sure to bring en Miscarriage, but at any other time they ore safe, In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, phin in I the beck and limbs, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics and whites, these Pill,' will effect a cure when all other MMUS ]rave failed, and although a Ipowerful remedy, do net contain iron, calomel, Millman or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions accompany each package. Me Agent fur the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, (late 1, C. Baldwin S Recheader, F: N. D. , --41,00 and 0 postage stamps enclosed to any au- I thorized Agent, will insure &bottle of the Pills by return mail. For sate by' Dr. BOSS. opposite the Court Rouse, Lebation,l4l., and by all respectable Druggists throe bout the United States I and Canada;: also by Harvey Rfrch , Reading, October 7,1357-Iy. • 1 r NEW AD V ERTISEMENT.. Garden T 8 ... Garden Seeds. , ri ARDEN SEEDS! Warranted Fre.4.l; jut received. I 'LT by LTILFORD,& L.4.ZIIII.ERGER, Diuggists. . Post Mike N © lice. r Public is heroby 'informed that, to ensure :tram ! mission of Letters bzimail east and west, they should Ibe delivered at the Poet dicta Otte hour betbie the arrival of the ears._ -"'ttl L. RUTIIRAUFF, p. T. Lebanon, Feb. 10, 18d8. - ' , '• - , . Magic Lantei,n ExhibitiOn: ~ TIROIP: JOHN BEM, orlitiz;vlll (at the inatitheo of I .IE his Moravian friends in this locality.) give a Lee- , tura with his highly improted 1111 wonderful Arnie Imutern, iu. fritY Court.flouse..Lebanori, 'On•MONMAT VEXING, the lath inst. Tickets 12% cents, to in ob- MiLl at all the Stores, and at the. door cm the evepmg of j the exhibition. ' ' Feb.lo; 18a3, ' ice, to rira.x."Colleciorsi Zm:: Corurnissienera would aPain urge the. Collectors to enßeet theMpounts due on 'Btu Duplicates and pay' the same . over With'ent delay: The preseht stole of the County funds will not permit of any further pence.- It is hoped that this notice will not he disregard , eel, otherwise the Commissionerswill feel thawed-Tea bcktud to enforce the collection of the inane... FREDERICK SHULTZ, *) Commiasiopera JACOB BACHMAN,, of DEININUER, j Wanton county Lebanon : Feb. 10, 1858.. [Leh. papers copy. • Notice. . . -; ' Ltat60 ' N.11.6.7", - ; • 1 , • - . . Feb. 3, 1853. i LITATEMENT of the Lebanon Bank published . in por k 10 manes of "an Act .providing. fur the resumption of i specie payments by the Banks and for the rellOf of Debt ; ors," passed October 13, 1857, - ' ' , I,—Loans and Discounts, . $3a3,603 , 40 2.—Specie, 563,157.7 5 -1 1 Balances due by other Banks, 11,017 02) 74,234 77 i 3.—Notes in Circulation. 106,100 00 ! 4.—Amount of DCpr , SitS, including individual 1 deposits and balances duo to other tenths, 56,6 . 40 /0 ... EDWARD A. UHLER, Cashirt'. Sworn and subsetibed before me this 3d of Mim i cry, 1858. Vete 104 • .Jossru GLEI)I, J. P. Lebanon Valley Rail-Road. WM be,iYpen far Public Trurei bdtaecn:Readi.ng and llar riaLarg, on Ifoittlay, - JOniecirk is, ma, 9 T---' 2 5 5 5 5 4 stattaasa P ASSENGER wilt leave Reading,daily (ex.. • cept Sundays} 10,10 A. 31, connecting With hp dud down morning Trains on Reading Railroad, and ar riving- at Harrisburg, by 12.50 noon _in time to connect with the Trains for Pittsburg; Lantmster; Chandieriburg, Treverton and Pineal-ore. RETURNING-, Will leave Harrisburg at . 2145 P. 31 0 (af ter arrival of Trains front places above named, and from Baltiniore,) and - reach Reading at ;5.70 P. 315 connecting with Pottsville and Philadelphia Trains passing Reading same evening. P.tacs.—Between Reading and Harrisburg, $l,llO & 1,00 do " Lebanom 0.85 " 0,70 " Lebepon Harrisburg, 0,75 "0,60 girAll Passengers will proeuie their tickets before the Trains start, ,Feb. 10, 1855. 0. A. NIOOLLS, Gen. Suitt 'Money Saived BY STJUSCRICING TO HODGES' JOURNAL OF FINANCE AND BANK REPORTER, ty:entise it ghwfot,comprde. early and reliable informa tion of all Bank Failures and changes; true descriptions of all counterfeit, altered and spurious bills; guanine bank notes; quntalions sett . steles of Stocks Bonds and* Securities; Ihntneial and monetary affairs of eery nature and kind.. Containing ten Uwe mare original,inmertint and valuable statistics and reading mutter pertainingto Banks and Money titan any cither Betuctrir or 'Reporter ever published. Also gives correct quotations of buying and selling rates of Money, Land Warrants, &A, correct ed by the most experienced and responsible Bankers in New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Chicago, making. FIVE ItEponTEit3 IN ONE! No business man ran do well without this :work. '.E.ERMS °ably, one year,sl 00; Semi Monthly $150; Weekly, $2 M); including, Book of all the Cohh‘ of. the world. Any one sanding ua five yearly rubAcriberr,. will r 3ecive a copy of the SAFEJOBA It D and Weekly Journal 11 , ,r one year.free. Twenty-five per nut. allowed to Agents ' and Portmaeters. The only work ever published giving correct de lineations and, fac-simile descriptions of-all the Genuine Bank. Notes, is HODGES' NEW BANK NOTE SAMA7- GU.iiID. It cost to arrange end publish this great work over $23,000, besides years of-time and labor. The book is splendidly bound—about 14 inches in length hylo inches in width—eon taiuing4oo pages or Bank Note Mate delineations. being mirth-Mont to baring upwards 01'12,000 OBN UIN'I3 RANK BILLS to compare with and detect the ceittirpnrcit and srenzoott. in Inivanee of any description in any Detector or Bank Note Reporter. It CON'ltStttiS the littO.NO by showing the BIGOT.- With this Book, it is almost infpossible to be imposed upon by bad money. EVERY ausExEssNAN SHOULD HAVE IT. The RA uA RD is copy-righted, published anti sold exeluAvely by the undeiltigriefj, and will he sent free of postage to any part of. the Country on receipt of S 2-25 per cent. discount Will be allowed to Booksellers, Agents or u.t i s o ic t h it e r s r u o b ra se E ll:er A f d o a r r l es lo s e ; crs' JOrneiAL I , ,lNA_vez and .3. T. 111.011 110 DUBS, Bcotker. 1erb.10,11358. 271' Broadway N.l The Goitien Prize • - Fos ILLUSTRATED. .1 608 I DLL" STE ATED The Item York litustrotortly ()Wen pri s e, i s /AXE of the largest and best literary papers of the day. O An imperial quarto, ismtaining eight imps_ or for ty columns of entertaining original matter sad elegant ly illustrated every„week. • A. gift worth froth . d 0 cents to $5OO 00 to gold, will be presented to eruili".subscrilra immediately on receipt of the subscription money. , TERMS: One copy for Otte year, .$2 oQ,and one gift. One copy for fairy ears, - 350 atifft.wo gifts. On' copy for three years, - - 5 OD and three Oils. One copy for-five years, 8 . 00 and fire gifts. AND -TO CLUBS Three Copies 1 year, ; $5..00 and three gifts. Fire Copies, 1 year, 3 00 and IWegifts, '-ren 15 - ,90 and 10 gifts. Twenty-one Copies, oneyear, ifff Oti and filgifts. The ee l :ides to be distributed all'e comprised i n the fol lowing list:— .• . 2 Packagesof Gold, cootaining $5OO 00, each. 5 do. do. do. 'XO 00, each. 10 do. In. 100 00, each. 10 Patent, Lover Hunting Cased Watches, 100 .00 each, 20 Gold Watches, - ' 75 , 00 . each. .50 clb. 410 Mt each. 100 do. 50 00 each. 3,00 Ladies' Cold Watches, 35 00 each 200 Slicer limiting Cased Watehas 30 00 each. 500 Silver Watches $lO 'OO to $2..5 00 eaeb. , • 1000 Gold Guard, Vest, and Fob Chains $lO to $OO each. Gold Leekets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, gold and silver thimbles, and o. variety of other articles worth from 50 cents - to $l5 each. . •*' Immediately on receipt of the subscription money, the subscriber's name will be entered upon our qubsgriptiOn hook, opposite a another, and the gift corrospeadlng . with i , that number, will be forwarded to' his"h Orer addiess'by . . mail or express,- pest plod. • , MAIL communications should be addressed to • • " • " BECKBT . 48 and 49 Moffat's Buildings, New York. Specimed Copies sentfree. Feb. 10.-1.34. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS COUNTY CONNISSIONSIte (mom. lointion, February S, ISIS. XIOTICE is hereby given. that the Commissioner: -of Lebanon County u•iil hear Appeals by all porsons rated for State and County Tax for dui year 108, fur the several Townships and Boroughs, in said County, at their office, on the following days, between the hears of 10 o'clock, A. M.. and 1 - o'clock, P. M. All persons inter ested, are hereby notified to appear at the time and place specified : Labantin Borough, ; Monday, April 19. Bethel, • Cornwall, • Townie*, April 90. :-;.- .Ineltsoli, . "North Lebanon townshiii, . • 1 1 iiiilloberg, Londonderry, Swatora, r Wednesday. April 'Mt " North Lc/Sinon poretigh, South Lebanon, North A noidlin, South A nnyille; Eastillinover;i Union. : Cold Spring, Millcreek. , The Asaessoit of the se.terat Tosk.tnaliiPs and Ilanitigita arc hereby notified to atteiid at the time and place fixed for the Appeal of their districts respectively. hiIEDERICK.II II T FY„ ) , Counuissioncra JA.0013 DALDIMAX, MICHIELDEIXINDDR.)Leberton county, Attest—Crays Szura o Clerk. Lebanon. Debriiary 10,'15-53. . . . TO THE MEMBERS OF THE Mutual Fire, Insurauce.Conipany. Of Sinking Springs, llerks Co., lOMEAS, in consequence oDlossoa to the amount V of nearly Eleven Thousand Doltuvs'by fire during the past *car, leaving a deficiency of 'neatly Three Then sand Dollars, to be provided for, to meet the above defi cit, and prepare for further contingenvies;an asseerment of one deller per thousand dollars intuved, has been le vied, and is to bo paid to, the yreastrer of the Company, or to an authorized agent; as provide." par Chahar, to 'SEC;TION 6. 'Mien 4he just demands of the mentbers of said Company; shall 'exceed the. amount cif. iti available funds on hand, the Dmitri of Managers shall withent un necessary delay, make an assestment on the lush ranees; each member to pay in phiportion to the amount they have insured; and-publish the same; and alb.and every of the members of the' Con2paity,Sitijt patisto thebtaleis the::Prosaiirer,,hia-,hps or tiler :propOffittliable Part of such rate, within fortY days :trier such publicatiottas aforesaid ;•. and in default thereet;" tie, she; Or they, and every of them making suetrdefatt. t therein:shall tbrfelt and pay dOuble the said rate;:and those negleetinglo pay e said - forfeiture for fifty days more,inay by the Manit gets: for the time being, be excluded and tkileirred•fialin any benefits, or advantages for hts; her, or their limn rtinceairppeortivelyiand shalbrietnithstanding boilable tit srdtl rates, mit-Intent to his, her, or their covenants and agreements.% • - fit tbei T ßortnigh of -Lebanon,. 'is. the General Agent, far. Leboanti county,•andis authorized to ahoessrnenta and reeeipefor 'fhb same. •'• ' • 1 reApeetfully salb.thebtiteutimpot tPe members toAhe imptirfarice of being punctual in paying the assessment. ie'state thc.Trmstify requires it.' Bach 'ineinber oust - likeivise bring- hie,- her; or their policy tollave it receipted.! By order. E. PENN : Feb.2,1843'.. .._ Secretary: :. For the 'donvenienee of tho Members Twill attend at /the following named' times - arid plattes, between thh hours of 10 a. al., and 1 o'clock, p. tn., of each day, to re ceive the osetersinente, . . Monday, . March 1, at liehn's Untel, 31yerstown. Tuesday, , at Klick'd , " Bethel. Wedbesday, " 3, at EarnA'a Frederiekaburg Thuraday; 4; riday, " 6. at Disainger's " • Sinefferatonit. Saturday, " '6, at , 'louse tbe Agiut. Lubanon. :Vionday, " 5, at Lusher's, Hotel, Jonesb.wn. Tuesday, 0, at ltirper's " Rano-car. Wednesday, '•10, at libY s " Cornwall. . JOILT HEISTErn, Agent. Lebanon, reb.lo 1858,3 t. .LIFOR RENT ____. ripp•E CELLAR unfler the TOWN HALL, Lebanon"— 1,,. Apply to J. .1..13LA11L . . C. IL BORON:EL. Trostew. 'MIDI- T. ATKINS, Lebanon, Feb. a, ISM .: - . ~' ,~ ~. Lebanon :Female Sentinary: tiLUIE YOURTII SESSION of the , •LEISANON FE r MALE SEMINARY. commenced on the first day of ~.I, 7 p6rtuarg. < Madame i DECAßPSAritl givninctruction in Needle Work. ' ' ' LBW B. 'HAM PriacipaL - ..monEsTp, pEcrAmp,9;aeaoicro Music and French Lebanon, Feb. 3 V;53. IDETWEEN Lebanon nod' Annville. on Wednesday, JD the 27th-ef January, an ALLENTOWN RAILROAD BONE), valued at $3OO. The bond vas inside' Of a Eggs Book. on which were the names of Messie., Zeller' :WO McMinn. As the bond will be worthies* to anybody but the owner, at , finder will be suitably rewarded by return to either of the under fined JAMES ?MARCIE, Lebanon,' PATRICK MeADAM; Annville. • reh,lb4Sfir2t.* 36 000 BARREL STAVES. which-am bo llnlught on rrnsonablotorm, from Hie undlorkagnerl: ELIZABETH D. WEIDMAN ROBERT W.' COLEMAN, ' JOH ULRICH. Admin'ra of the Zetake of Jueolt H. - Weidman, tlec'd - - If the above are not sold betoro the sale _at, the Limon Forge-, on the 12th ancl,l4th inst., they - Will thee be offered at nubile Feb. 3,1355. • . Coal, Coal, Coa!, , . E. tha raylersigned, woulthrespeetrulliinforra llto V aitti'44of Lehinon r eonnty, that we,ara noW pro. pared to' supply 'the` -community - with' COAL. either Wholesale or Retail, as we will keel; all.lihnls ot COAL on hand, such as Pea, Chestnut, Nut. Store, .41 .. / and Pwakett COAL, white fed and gray ash, which We ate constantly receiving from some of the beat Collieries in the Coal regions, and would here any that we will sell our Coal as' low thcy'mn b ,, e Aol4,by any Person in .t.f.teai UtiV,stiliieb4d wall sell at our Mill, or deliver to any Fart of thet tiro boroughs. :MYERS & slloUft. Ceneeee 3.1111 v, Lebanon. Feb. 3, 1853. • • • • Turnpike Eternal - ft' is hereby given that an eltibtion by the 1,1 Stockholders In the President, Managers and Com pony of the llorlt.s and Dauphin Taropike road • will he held at. the publici 'tense of A kxander Helm, in Myers town, Lebanon County; Pcunsyleania. Ou Nimday, the Ist day of 31orch, next,. between the hours of ten o'clock, and fouro'clock, I'. 31., of that day, for the purpose:oreketing One Pres ident, Eight Managers, One .Treasurer, and ,'uch other officers as may be necessary to conduct the iuTaire of . the, said Company during the ensiting year. At the some time the Annual Steteuient of the Tteati tirer will be laid befdro the Stockhohlers..as Mewl: • . By order of the hoard, LEONARD IMMEL. JACOB RAEBBL, Treasurer. • Presl. 1/6113. 3; 1811 S. [Lebanon rw.pers: Oniekte and Adler, Reading; and., Patriot*. Union. Ilarrivherg. erMY weekly td. AVA t IATZ & have been appointed agents kw V 1 be . ..tttlaeran (inane Journal, mad will receive names is well as subseriptioms for. the sumo. . • Firemen's Celebration. ADDRESS AND CONCERT. • , „ • NKA T a MEETING of the UNION 'FIRE • L - 1. ENOLNE COMPANY, the following CW , t" Ilesoluthme were unanimously udopte.l Besotted, That in wnsidcration of the Union Ftri.En glue Comeau . ); haring contracted a large indebtednoss the purchase of a Lot of Ground , it brjud g ed wiee and' proper that the annual supper on the anniversary of this C,ompany'a organization he dispensed with, and that in lieu thereof the UNION G.LEI CLUB, (e4mposed 3lembere of Lim Company) ho requested to bold a CON CERT in the. Court 1101190 for the BENEFIT of the Company. Resolved, That the PRESIDENT of the Company be requested to deliver au ADDRESS ou the OCCRBiOO. _ in accordance with the above Resolutions, the Citizens of heti:mon county arc respectfully invited to attend the Celebration of tire Annitersery of iVarthingtorFs Birth. day, &into the 73th Anniversary of the organization of the Union Fire Company, at the COURT HOUSE. on Monday Evening, February 22d, /25 8 , • on which occasion au ADDRESS:wiII be thiliveied by the President or the Company. 3. W. KILLINUER, E.YQ. The “UN7OE GLEE CLUB" win enliven the occation' by performing some of their choice meinclies, and favor , lie uirs. They will be accompanied op thd MELODEON by nu accomplished performer. . . Dr. 3CIINECK 'and Prof. DECAMPS hare kintily con sented to assist, by their Musical' skill, the object to which the proceeds nn to be devoted.. ft,N,Sitpe tickets, 25 cents. Ailmktlipka Punt'oven and two lanliesrbe ewifs. i " . CitinStnit.N 1184iiv ~',ol;ottcrg•u.rwsixii, ELIAS' LIQIIT "r Lebanon, Feb. 3," 1858.' TA m i :TLMIt Z o . g l;j / r :ll i glei l it :" lr re l e tth ed • tlier are pro- part* to soli to 94: . unary . . 3lnrcilints at a fiber) discount Books!,. nooks _ . IVALTZ , k •IXEDLII.vouId mpettfully' I , f ..,... inform the ,l'ublie, that they constantly ':e • receiro,fun ro the Eawterll atieß, copies of '....tlrt .. 1 !"." nll the most important and attractive New hooks, an soon as published, which they offer for sale cheaper than they ran be 'purchased elsewhere.— Among those lately received 81*— . Parton 's Aaron'. Barr, • ' . Livington's Travels andlteacarchea in South Africa. I Spark's Life of Franklin, . Abbott's Napoleon. City of the Groat King, Bayard Tay Iceti Northern Travels, Debit and Credit, ~ , . The Reason Why. • , . • 1 Theylume always on hand a large assortmentof Sohool i Hooka, Blank Bookstand Stationery, Sunday School 1 • Books. and a large assortment of Flute, 'Nano, Violitrand Guitar Maude. Plano Forte, Me- . lodian and Violin Instructor. PAP.:E‘.R - H,A N . G I N.G S or foreign rind Lioniesrie illurrufacture; . • Window Shades: • The NLoit th 7 y zillagOzines l .] and:all; the NEOPXP.ER'S, d9gy Weekly, Can ha h4 l 47plijaahttnith,o4Cinxibbriandatrent,i in the bOetezg Laanon; ariika of the ü ßlgßook.'' .3. ere left .with #l* foy.eby kind. art : axle Oak line, will be:priiittipth4LWiwlacl how. ••%;--1,-;; Lebanon; Fehr'4,llllsB:' • • ' ••• i '' • Thtulday; Wprii V Bond Lost, For galrb Copi.pf Arrnizzgmciitti. Church Dedication. T/15.1biseinera Of the DEItIIAN KATORBIED CIPJECII, in Jonestown. rill be Dedicated On 11 , 1 SU DAY, Frunv.tuy 11Di : 1E58. Ministers trim* , a 4Plance aro .exticeted. Ira. The public is rt , spec t oily inVitddjo 'attend. Ity order of the BUMPING CONIMITIT.S. JonestOwn, Jae. 20, '3B-td. New Stage Line Between Hummellatown and Middletown. rIN and after the 15th inst., the cub ', y nribers will run a Daily Stage Line. between Hummeletown and 2 6 114.1dletown, connecting with the cars on the Lebanon Pettey Railroad on the arrival and departure of the same at 14.3111111PIS town. They also keep a LIVERY STABLE ht town for the accomthodallon of the public. GAO] horses and all Mtn% of mns'eyrincet. Neromlrm. 2,1857. ' • DERUFF & CO" VII'ILIP F . NIcCAU LLY, Fashionable Boot and Shoe &taker C'eimberland street, osse door East*/ Mock IfortulAtcl. i Inform ni. • THE Subscriber demiroe to Inrm the public. that 'he has opened as :dame, where, he to prepar ed LO execute order:4ot' BOOTS and SILOES:ut the finest firer& and style, if not au periOr, toapy bens tofere oftarod to the .üblic. . New .Fal and Winter Stock! Ile has just returned from the city with an unrivaled assortment of WALL awl WINTER STYLES of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, &c., SS . e., for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. • Oa- Every body islit vital to call and ezamin e hobanon, 1,1857. 4, Plome Again :” TIME undersigned %%ink' respectfully inform the kublle that they bare returned home again w t with their TIN-WA:RE & SHEET_ IRON EST&B, LISHJIENT to, tbo well-known,place in Cliusliir. (and itrecti.opposae the Ealik:Bicadings, Lcbanini, Pa., where they to neisaMenteleht ah custom ers, at the alma...at. notice, and on tloi,niost ree.aottable term. Via snot , win ix, founA In iho Bittement Adam Rise's New Bualtifig awl' the WARE•1:0011 on, the first floor Of' .pent doui to Robot's Dry nooda Store. Tlfi'Shopla a nityttnit4ktut gaerit 4eln the' hantlaomeat fn the County, and Welt calenlatett fur They would, return iheir eintaiotitinda for 'the liberal patronage aR,rl et them, tirul 141141M-1y .this !wit season. Grp litiphig that their untiring. efforts to nleam, anti ,their return '170.11E" to the old 'stand solone ormiple.d by Joicr'l4a,*illinattre Atli:4llla still more libintl toffr„lye them e call before porcliivinz elvelybfftl• • Lebanon, Dee..:10,17. „Alin & D.I.OI..X;DTY. . iffoifjekeif en iiv atief,on TIIgIQWNVALL I N. COI movON • GRAND ERRIBI:TI•ON1 . ?? • • TIIR vindersigned haual'evanretOioeit from - the city, wbero• I,ae purclissod the ?Peat aa ' SOrLinent of Furairm ICE ever offered hi Leh- Atien, and which Ito tekai thie 'opportunity. to ae low, or 'ewer, than at..r.tty ottrii'eatehT Hahn:pato: TM Imo • •.• ' ••. ' • SOFAS. Trte•r-lele Loniger, Cord Tullt e; - .6.41 lie 7ttiole4, Hai Rucks, T-u Poke, Looking .Glavece, ond ail fatale of Cummon and Kitchen Furniture. Also. Nlattra , sca, Vfmotian Blinds, Carriages for Chil• area; Cane Seat and Common CIIA IRS, and almost every thing that can properly be associated with his business. .gyp lln feel; sr:at confidence in calling attention to this aseortment, and cordially invites all to give him a mill be fore purchasing elsewhere. Ilu is determined not to be undersold. Hit Room is in Mc TOW_V /LUZ, itt Markst strut. TITRO. P. •FRANTZ P. S.—Ready-ma:10 Comae wilt dia kept on hand, end * splendid Ile.ansa has bean obtained to ataind Fen:minis. Alta, leE in any quantity. (Lebanon, Oct. 81,'57. PUblic WILL be sold at public sale, on' TTIICSDA.Y,FERIIIIAItY In. littgi , frf.' ° ‘,... k ‘ at the houfe the'undersigne,d, me,, -in Aunville, South Annville i. - the following .PERSONAL PROPERTY, Sig head of Ilorsug,lo 'Mitch COWS, 5 ileifferl, 2 Bulls; 10 Shona, 1 new half broad wheel Wagon. 1 8111011 Icbecl do., ono English Wagon Bed. it sett Hwy fAuldera,l sett Wood Ladders.l gond - Thrashing .lacbine, 1 :Wowing 31a eldne, 1 new t4oesi 1)r11,1 otraw Cutter, 1 new Windmill. (LancaAter patent,) l'Corn Sholler,.l one-Sorac Wagon. 1 large Slcd,.lEleigh, 1 Rockawac,u Pita:loll,3 harrows. 1 shovel narrow, 2 Cultivators, Cornplanter. single and double Trers, , ,4 sett-hind Gears, I putt fore GP:1111, Circle Saw, 3 took Chains. fifth and sixth chainis Collars, lid _ dlea mat Halters. Cow. holier and .f? other Chain.shborels, /*mite and .. _ l 4 si Rakes. Grain Cradles and Gras.. 'IIIIIIIIIM . r e u~'thon, end a giratittnny other Linton': wow sils mot Houselugd and Kitchen .I'4o-nifure too numaroue to melitibn. Sole to continence at 10 ma., when conditions of role will be niacin known and attendance given by F. Ennicu.AucCr. 111l1lt. January 20,1.853 . . . Administrators' So It OF PLRSONAL PROPERTY. . 44 . Will be sold on„Priday 'and Sol. unto, FEDRCAKT tin 12th avid '; /net. 4.- Union 'Fume, thu township ortrakrn, Le" - badon county; about nn es from Jonestownillie entire stock of Mules, Horsed . , Cab tie; and other peraoual property belonging to theleOrgo Estate, to wit:— LI head of fir,,t•cless MIJLES, with Clears and Wagons, 7 working Itorsee, 2 Biding Horses, 26 excellent 311Ich Cows, (mostly Durham stock) 42 head of Young Cattle, I Devon 8011, i: Durham Bulls, 3 Sum., 27 Shoals, a large Wagons, 2. twohorio Wagons,3 Carla Lotof Wagon Lad ders; Lot of Sleds, 1 Sulkey, 2 Buggies,' Slalglyti setts of Harness, BridlesiSaddles, Grain. Drills, Zorn Planters, l'loughs,lTarrowtqCulti %ama, Yorks, la lees. Long-Chains. Com,Chill us, Cutting Boxes; Crew-llors, Sledges, 2 afetfis of Blitic:Sinith Tools, Lot of Carpenter "TOOls. Beds. Ted - . " 'Stead.; Carpets, Ta WO C I OCk3, . Looking Chases, Wasl;-Stands. , A AM. * ' • its, Bock Ow, Storas, and $llllll5, other articles too.numerous to rneutrm. • Ala,, SO Tons of BAlf-TifON. Ma/ CHESTNUT BAILS, end Lotof Chestnitt POSTS, 500 RAILItOAD SILLS. iss.. nit o MUDES will beaohl to snit p urehasers, oither In Teauw or Pairs. .. • Sale to commence at 10 gielock, a. tn., v. hen karma will be made known 117 iho undersigned. • . • •BLIZABETII C. WEIDUAN, ROBERT W. COLEMAN, • JOHN W. ULRICH, Adue.rs of the Setatcof JACOB B. Wi.nom.N, deed. Jantuurzs amis. All Right. About Faces , Tr Nt.7l' It eau made right by calling al./. DAILY'S I NEW t•KY-LIGHT tiLLELY, in S. J. Stine:a New Build. air door neat of Reinbard'a !lota, where you tan ob tain a LIKENESS that will compare favorably in every respect with any taken elsewbee. lie has one of the ben sky-lights In the country; and havinz spared no pains to make his. meme comfortable, lie solidus a large, slime of patrona-t , from the citizens of Lebanon and awry rounding Cuuntr;. to snit the time& Le ... telOn, Nov. II?, 1857; J. DAILY; Shaving, Hair Diessing, & Sham pooning. Saloon. • rAtIMMERMAii k•WIIAILEY tcontd realktfellr AG form the awhile that they hare Luken tho catatlixh 111Clit of Mr. Zimmerman, on Market !street next door to ZiOn'i Littherao.Church, where it will give them Waren*: to wait on all who may favor them with their pain:Map. They hare had much experience in the huaineee;'and will spare no pains to give entire anti:ll - action to 'their custo mers. Theyihave made every arrangrinent for the per notion of their be/linen. They cordially invites call and trial. Lebanon, Nov. 18. 18:57. . .. Notice. TO VADMEICS AND TENDERS OF HORSY: RA 1(1:13. rplig . undetaigned has bought the paten: right of 4r. i. ..Calvltl4lalanou'a7tulependent Tooth liouag RAUL— ir ThiS I e wad patantod In 1S1 ?. Nom all thosoteeth hangt Volt rod or pivot to roi,ts over large or *anon ottieeta so infringement on hold pate*, and .0.1 those that bought and load said .Independent Tooth Horse Raktm I uhnigo FITE Defogs fir the use Dr said intent, and all those that refuse to pay . mc my eleitot, t ern oteturmlnod to prone, Ute. • Jan. 27, '53.-t.lO. ABB A :If. DIAIOFF, York, 2a. Vallemitines! A LARGE assortment of Comte and timeritnantal Val 21 entities, ben deli:nos of,amlxiowsl lace paper Valentino Cards, kc., 'nat waived and for sale by Jan::2ll9sli • . 4 .` f I BITZEIF29ZI X . .4: 41049. FOICSALE. . . YLOVR, • - CORN. :,'ltaC, 4 -• - ism. 9.1 1 mq.ixos. -••••• • _ ALT 111:4110 .. iika, IS _".• "VA '5l V Efts & suoun. Lubanon, Pi. . at the (:eneFee Mill. or Feb. 3, 15.,55. WANTED. A .T the Cenesio. Mills, in the beroutir of Let.annn. 4 I. WHEAT. . CORN. RYE. . OATS. in any quantity, for which the highest Market pricer will he paid in CAA ; 1/y , I , IYERS it .5110t3R. Feb. 3, HIA. • • , _ -- _. . . To Perpouss A BOLT TO VISIT . PIIILADELNIIA I•-TRY lA, tiro WESTERN ROTEL,mAnKerAtr6ot, oo low Oth tdrect. larory 64eutIon gtrf . lo, scab. 11 1: 1 do Ire to Olyiu . io.. Bustin:l , 4 1,1;i4n. We, July •A M• I[PPKTS7S, Propree ur. . - . • • OTIOE is, hereby Oren that 1), S. livatxha• Ida j StoricStand and StOckOt Geckle to Mr. G. Wol.PENii- BULGER, and will glee Idm poWatestbisy in )I.utcu next.— Therefore all persona knowing thomaelr'es to be indebt ed will iiiethie call and Mahe settlement ,before the _first day of March, whether psymett .11. Mado or net, as his circumstances arc such he has to invOlce the stock of goods where ho miry, resides,: Imtkattoliet ip AWiyjliab a ll 1a th e menUk. of March, Therefore ;this yeques.o, made to his frloodidial customers.'" • .lan. 1858.-110, ' 8. • F.A . 1t1:16; ' Fon RENT. grim undersigned offers for Rent, the followineprbipz -1.. .erty, GRAIN AND WARE-HOU:it LTV DDR YARD, Cart Yard, with ail the Landing, Sahel, "re, - This is otie of the best Itnelness places on the Orden (Irk It was. late the property of Ronry•Aleyer, andZie` situated in Meyersville, Lebanon co. Pa. Palma Nish tag to Rent the above property, will apply soon to the nnAernipod, roaming near. by,pr to 14Pnr1.34.Ter,raeitl lug on the prirpleify: '• ' • • scum' bm3yER, Meyereville, Lebanon Coy Pa.,' dad. 6,18b8;4t. . •s•• • - - I kin_,,..___brQtYPe",*. • . " '''' Buit At, fotit *alit An 43is?-uwin t ha t oknx4bl; all . in .r.l: EL KEIM; In ' A 'RUlrflieW * W' inklaal eti*, , Eifori'li.. r " . " '''''' 4 "'.V - - - Great Crowds---Lou Prices. ONE morning, last,week, n 5 a friend and myself, were lelsprely walking out fifikket streetfundhn arriving ~ear tho corner •of ti nil ford et mid, our attention at :l-acted to ae here , : crowd of Ladfes-7-and-neittly all of ..Whom were provided with large market baskets, and ahem with eatch.-le ba&grag toc'heft artrithgnd were °si lently Intent open tbo scow :object. xibon inquiry we :ound that in the Mansion !louse, on the 125mr..r of Guil ford and Market streets, is iodated the extetolSe Dry ioods, (tracery, and Queenswaro Stare of - air . . Slite and dfable friends, FUNCK & 111(0., who have just opened i !ergo mock of Fall notele, and .the t the great crowd of La 'lie+ were their regular customers, who may be seendlaily :at their counters. purchasing their goods. All we taw were evidently - natisfied with their pus:butes; 'were land - :11 the praises of the excellent quality - :of their btcok, and ill ware of the toisulmous opinion that FUNCK.s. BB°. -MI t h e hest qualities, at lower pt-tees, than any of their competitory. so o u r adricQ would be to you- one and all, both' great mid - small. to lifts 'lttam d Rao anti a and they will surely ti y to prease , you. PSDB/1111JAN: North Lehmann, Oct. 21, UST. Lebanon Intiltial .Ihamaitineree .onipamay. lac°itoPicted by the Ligislature.cf Pa. CHARTER PVIIPETTIAT.! orricw 42 , Jet*A-EXTOTrY, LEEJAVA—C'er.V77 CrtrAPANTEE CAPITAL 365,0001 • pm", COMPANY 3x M fon oporatlOo, rnd toacip to 10,,k0 insurance . oh till kinos of prornrly, is 7y,sess •.;• 1 .-Inintry, and 'Oh as Iltforoble.V•rms "'any ieell-KOr and ear., vompnoy, .":41.4 the Slototh Ar - ,,01ut 4tock Pre:W.-of—JOHN 'BPBXNZ.'.'R..t..FQ. Vcc Preaktent—ll. li. ItAIcItI.SNY. Premrer--Oro.•r. !WILILY. ..litcretcrry--WM. A. BARRY. DIRECTORS : • ;rocs titer sxrr , Nw4. . Hso. Ita6s. Ogo. 31rwr.' ' !Coma :4. . • -Nikeot.soS , - .JONIAII •Frxes. JOONL•r•LTTC3I., P. R. Iluocnzr.e, DirLD U. RAIC.. PAM RAN[. Dasoitt H. Esevsic, W. 14:1.144. ARTERY/CY ELY. Arent :f - cr Le !itt . ”oit 3 •'tu"•n, )70.. 3. 1E39. Root &•Shoe S(OVeitterrsoved. titidersigned would fnfonn the pallo I lbw Ito Ms g W.:It:NI:I) his BOOT arA SH4lt *CORE to tit,: room lately occupied by 17 fk Acterss ing Stare, secood.l:ol4incSast of choCotittlifolLe.stbsi.. Ile has otra:d a 1; 4 = 1 ;411 !Lock of Fall and !Tinter oott and Shoes, for Ladies, Genti , meoar.datildr,o, Mlle 0,11)11.1119DI i 3 soty cornOlete, and.elupraces all the latest stylva,srbfst hti - esn sell out a toil , &lees. The publle seilli)kaae azid.exainine. . •• DANIEL C.R.EPP. uciw f your time if yon what to am a tare twortment of Trent? s. Mau's, .3Wcr ht kivis of Dar. Como out., rocas slit . Labioou; 0nt..21, :Ivan REAT TARGA:I:CS AT Pia i'o'f SAL". The on. 3 dersigntal O'er t prli ate talc, all that lever and ex ceiiciit: stock of STOltit 050D$. tbcy lately bought at Ilswat Wynne! San at a low pri-a :bey will sell ft .WROLESALE no very manniald 4 o l E:a - s;. temp, Persons that Wale t, buy a Store would er: brat cop. on the IMlCT4grieti and examine thelt, f itt,.ii STOrli OF GOODS, %Lich lea very goad 0 , pa.V..1.,.t.,:j conslsting.of e.great variety of Dry Garda, enclawart, Grocct*.s. frarthearc, Ate.. d c. The mulensiatied will retr4t wry redlied prices. p.r zAIL, until dal They willful! from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper then any ether odors In the ovuly.-••• All persons that want to buy cnnap call mot at the May ersville :Imre, T. hem they will go the highest Market price for their Produce; and &AAA cheater than am ev cr WI he like baxe. * a MUM: Meyerseille. Jan.l3, Lebast(rn Valley Bank. Member/and strotf. ow; ducff east of Reinhard's Hot e l . 1 7 r . 434ge o fu o llz i ; 7 ‘s a lnci ft ß er .Al; l l : : a st ir r r Ti.: o ptp o h n , 1y57. viz:— For I year, and lourr. ti ti:r cent. p..r annum: For G months, awl 5 p.:r cent. per normal ; For 3 no2ntlei. and longer, 1 pee. cult. per nunum: requiring a short notice of Mail:mai. list,reat paid in fall for the Depo3its fipm the date of depeelt to the date of withdrawal. We will altoi afford a !ii s,l! Hue of ae conin to those who may far,r ue -rich Lepoeits, paridde on demand. 'Will peg a premium nn rda MEXICAN DOLLARS.. and al•o on old 31:ttifwe Dot. furs and adf I).:inrx. Will make collections on and re. mit to all part's of the Uttitcd k,-.&a4. the Canadas and Europa; Negotiate Loans. .10.. to., and du a gen.aal EX. MANG E and 13ANKII10 /11.!SINEt , s. 0. DAWSON Panddent. Geo: Claim, Ciuthlar. The widersigual,,MANAGEßS, ire individual, bible to the extent of the ir Estates, for aU Depoeits and other ohligettons of the "1.1.71t` e:V VALLES' BAST." SIMON CAM =ON. C. DAWSON CJLESULN, GEORGE SMULLEE, LRYI KLINE, JAIMES YOUNG, AUGY.WTUR BOIL, Lebanon, Nor.lB, 1557. GEORGE A ffIRST•CLASS ILLUSTRATED I'APPR. TUE REST FAMILY. XV , WSIf4 PER IN THE WORLD • 111 Ait DVS %AT EIEK ILY. -DUILW EiL'S BRILLIANT RUM ANCF., entitled . 1) WILL ILL LO WITII IT?" krt.u4tine,•.i 4, be the MY. teropiree of this pollsh.q. witty, :in.( leera.ll Noveliet, epeelal arrangement with the Awhor, i n Liar• eitaultv.wowdy with it; nutdiration in .un land. I arper' Weekly will appear every Saturday .3torning, and Rill ho auld nt Fite Ceuta a Copy. Each Niivribtr COM pri4eB as 'ranch matter as an ordinary duodecimo volume. Neither Libor nor expeuee will be spared to make it the Inlet Fondly Newspaper ho the NVerld—ona nhoi.o Cheerful and genial character will ruder it a lid corn, visitor to esetv bod>ehol•l, while its c'n•annl devo tion to the prlticipleis or right and justice khan win the approbation of the u Ire and the good. Tf.:OlP, One copy far Twenty tVaakd 11 00 One Copy for nue yiur 2 (.0 One copy fur tWO 3 , 11".1 11 44) Five Copies for ooc year 9 00 Twelve Ccipii;e for one yuer2o 00 Tweli;y-tivjt Copies for one yen . 40 IA An Extra copy will be nllo-vrer for every Club of Twelve or Twenty-filo oubacribeis. Numbers from the coiumeu , entent eon still be vapid'. si. gpectrnert copies funtiotod gratuitously. The Pea ago upon “Ilarper'skly" tuu-t be paid at the ;kilts where receire.t. When prepetid titutrterly, advatue, the Postage to Tvrewr .la Cute a cent. "Ilarpai's Weakly' awl allarpc . r's Nagstlua," alen thing% together, ure :upplEaftet F‘•ur Dollars a yaar. & ur.ontkics . Fnut:d:n Scia.re. T Jan. =, 165 F 0111:k Ii AIR Tt;DITS -T l ° \7 6 rl7R M. COLON rPHIS astonishnr• and unruuntl , xl pr.parat ion has live ]. or failed to prndurr a growth on Italtl 'tennis. when used according to the dirretion. and turn hull Inch to its original color. after lut•ing become gray and renuanta in all its original health. lustre. soreness and iwanty.— Iteineves at onto all scurf nand:la:Blli unplemeant itch ing.. scrofula. eruptions and f •Norish heat front the ecalp. IL also prts,en•a the hair from hva.nting unhealthy and /haling oft anti hence arts as o prticct LtAln. L.STICO/lAtolt A gouflecuan or .80614t1 writod tO;eis frit in Nei• Bed Ord hos : To your ,iraqulrioa, I would repic, tiott when / fret com menered co.fs Hair Itesto: ttiee, myhatre ea almost white. and had bet•n for the last ten rare end it wee very thin on the top of my ?wad. and very and pulled out ri,<l. ) but 1 f o:n.t that • , I*%l 1.1:.d need all the attend bottle is bleb wit eight week*: my hair was ontimily chant td to its o:sign:al color. liAtit brown, and le now fret from dandrud and tit:lto m•^itt. I have had ml h..tr eut fit , . or six times since the change. and have naver .tw•n anything like while hair emitting from the roots: and it is now as thick as it ev"r v. as, and does not come cut at all. It hal proved in my two ill that I could with to ask. .lnly 1,1835. Yaw; :Is, (From the Boston fferul4.l SomcrmiC WOlllll litwortno.—lty aping Prof. Wood's flair Restorative, gray hair para.:meetly restored to its original color. The subjointal certificate from John son &Stone, Oardiner, Mai:lo.N but one of t h,, many h i . titaness that arc daily voinia.g to our knowledge , . of . Its wouderfol cffrt•te. it bno longer problr t0i1:144. but a aclfevitleilt truth, as hundreds In our community can tes tify. Geerautut. dfaibc , June rz, iess: Men have Wadi tital bultlea of Vrof. lrair Rostututtse, and roe holy may It I. the erentkan diccovery of th" age fur IVOOK.Fing on•lthangine the bor. Defbre toloy, it I was e saanlit si•yeoty. aly hair has tiotr attain ed Its ovigfu* rotor. lOU eau reetnnineud it to the world without the least fear. as m. Atan wee one of the worst kind. battri, renvetfully, Pr.f. 0. J. Wool,. • • I.IANIZL S. MURPII.Y.- finnotrnst.b, Mo.ie....lardittry 12, 185!.. naaa.S,la :—;/3.ViUg Made a trial of tour i; air Remora,. the, lig-hoer rue pielonre. to tw that lir diet hes been expellent in reridding itillarnination...dandrud. and a COD- PtautkitChing tendeoloy with which I have been troubled from childhood; and Lao ithvo reidored m t Lair. whi.drente baroming gray. to it.a original color. 1 hare need' no ode er article with anything like the phou.nre arni graft. I'o tee truly. .1. K. BRAGG, Prof. Wool>. f,,Paetor of thedi thodpit Church, lirook field. [From !ha Ilittienri J)omncrtu.J Won's HAIR nrc.—Tbia admiratila article la ra pidl y improving the balm. Nona:tole atalar kind. now hee lON - the puddle; enjoys a better reputation at a r.atara tiro v ita invigorating hair.l on Ile peculiar' hemical epiali• s i ea have& benctiObil affect limn the growth and character of the hair, givinSstalky and gloagy texture to that which ma , lb, mcrty of a coare and dry nature. It Lig, alsooma nodal-ottani, a tendency to preecraetha ymtlifill color and appearanca of the hair. and iloatrayith: or counteracting effac t We ; With sneh'recorwriendations in its fa vor, Vkalrc . bilic tiny lady or gentleman thould be witb'o " 1042111dilUICI. to . t. For atia,..tet tit's Drag 'tore, Ittec.ll-3m. A GBICTLEKAII, Mut* about ItlsDo 11:14 eater laic.- a - 4ekk :6l l),andUxl. bneta towards wbicb bo would contribute Ute . abaft aluquitt. Any onwiranttnirer-ptrtner aboeVitM inquire It thalltat tbteAsperlor furtheiAllifigmlyn. ilia, Jan. 27, IS5a.-2t. • . . 7.• . 0 R Ag F P.:ls' New Tail and Winter Slock I. rita I ifral rtps Nato. it -- - --~-~
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