It'MUM glit(trtiOff.:
TEAKS, - 1.1.50 A TRAIL
LEBANON, PA.,-MAR. 24, 1858
tir.'enairora 'Lam, of CIL iceg o, Yormely of Yenn
sylra.nia, has been apparrtea IHeil agent for Dui
onois, in place of 41So:ilea - Ward, Esq.
Ina communication to the Legislature of
California, Governor Weller stated that /5,000
dead letters were destroyed every quatei at San
Franadeeo. .
Recent information from Kansas yomoves
all doubt as *a *..election of the free Staftelieket,
,thardfose Gen. Calhoun has declared. ie in
lonon , to !give .oculfilficalemnocogrioily.
jlllll'Frapcia Patriek McFarland, who was con
secrated as Catholic 'bishop of Rhode Island and
Connecticut, at Providence, on Sunday week, is
an American, a native of Chambciahurg, Pa., and
quite a young man.
OW' Orr Saturday the assets of theists lances
ter Bank, of Pennsylvania, wore sold. The nomi
nal amount was $70,000; of which two notes Of
166,000 each were withdrawn. The remainder
were sold for $9,000. The proceeds exceeded the
.expectation of these interested.
`ft,. Some men .who were engaged in cutting
'ice in one of the .cretlk-s -attached 'to !Buffalo, on
Tuesday ebeek,ectually sawed the body of at man
In two, and the presence of the body wee mat
lknown esailithe parts were seen in the Week oT
itte.aftewdlawy had been loaded upon a sleigh to be
4irawn to the ice house.
0600n'ainr..—A Ore occurred in Newport, R.I.
recently, at which the hose best, and there wee a
ory for armathing to bind it. A lady who was
near promptly Mimed one of ber skirts, and the
Astrems.ef water was.soon doing effective service
actin. - That:lady should ba an honorary "mem
•ber of the ffraliqpartment.
A Naw GOVRDNOR FOR Kansas:—The Pitts
/iirpated saysi---We learn from a perfectly
turn:llbl. soureeniantFrancis McKee, of Cookstown",
Fayette county, has treedived the Governorship of
Kansas, but that it de mot probable that he will ac
cept. Mr. Mcßee has hitherto been strongly an
44Lecompton, but is an avileut friend and devot
ed admirer of Mr. Buchanan.
.5111P~Gen- Lamar, the newly-appointed United
States resident minister to Nicaragua, had arrived
at the capital of that country, and whilst prepara
tions were being made to give him a grand recep
tion he discovered, for the first time, that he had
left his credentials at home, and the reception was
consequently postponed to "a more convenient
season "
M MAILING A Rarer..—Some smart young
sendeintan, Agra AG) hag fi Williamsport, Pa.,
:nes 'been making a raise in New York city by
:drawing upon Governor Packer, pretending that
die h his brother-in-law. The drafts sf course
were protested. lie is said to be the son of a
.highly respeetable gentleman of Williamsport.
Crum= Mureten or - DnrEuen. —Long John
Wentwortt's mode of warding off blows aimed at
Madame shoulder, with heavy hickory canes is
-unique if not original. In his account of the at
tack made upon him, he says, in his paper, the
Chicago Democrat, "We warded off the first
bloW withnitr head." This reminds us of the fa
mous narrativegiren hi John Plwenix of his fight
with the fudge, iota whose mouth he inserted
his nose for the purpose olholdiog him down.
FINAL ADJOURNICENTS.--The house of Repre
sentatives at Washington, has passed a resolution
Axing the first Monday of June as the time for
the final adjoinment of the present session of Con
gress.
The Committee of Conference of the two bran
ches of our State Legislature, bare agreed upon
Thursday, the 22d of April, asae pay for their
boat adjournment. The session'of 1858 adjourn.
ed on the same day—that of 1857 on the 22d of
May—onio month later. •
A NEWLY DISCOVERED PROPERTY Or CI - 11.mm !
vostn:—Tba Abellle Medic:ale reports the case of
ayenag man who badly scaldcd'both logs b'y slip
ping into A cauldron of boiling.water.' Ile was
immediately laid upon A bed, an exciting ,potion
administered, and liver oil applied to his legs,
and be was twice bled, but tho,pain in the legs
.dicknot subside. A liniment of laudantun and
sod liver.* was then applied, also without effect
in abattAg the pain. But chloroform having been
substituted for laudanum, immediate reliofensued,
and was maintained by continuing the same pro
cess until recovery,
. .
Ctzatnrylo-711naten Airvv.—A letter from
Erie, Pa.; gltse . tapii following rather improbable
aeoeunt of a recent occurrence in that country:—
A Presbyterian minister named Reed, was going
to Missed a meeting of the presbytery. lie stop
ped over night with another minister at a private
house. Mr. Reed was taken with a frt in the night
and it was supposed ho bad died. The other min
isters being in a. hurry to get to the meeting in
811114011 had him buried the next day. On his re
turn from meetinghe left word at Oxford that their
minister was dead and buried. His friends went
immediately to get his remains and bring them
to Oxford, whoa la Their great sorrow they dis
eovered that he had dean buried alive The cover
of the coffin was split, and his shoulder was com
pletely torn elf and turned nearly on his fate.—
He war a bachelor, and a very worthy wan.—
Nis dreadful death is much lamented.
Weal haw* Btu Body.—A few days ngo Ander
sen, the murderer, addressed a letter to Bishop
James, of the African church, Lancaster, request
ing that after the execution, hie. body might be
deposited in the grave yard attached to the church.
The letter was very earnest one, containing many
expeeseions cakmiated to convince the reader that
&bowlike Lad experienced great change of heart
and-wili.mally a penitent man. In it he implor
ed in rather strong terms the priviledge of being
buried in the church ground. The lette;, la duo
time, was laid before the oonsistory of the church
sod after lengthy debate the prayer of the peti
tioner was refused. The following note was trans
mitted to Anderson :
"The Trustees met and they will not have no
murderer on their grave yard., Though God has
pardoned him, we cannot have his body."
"Alai 1 for the rarity : , of Christian Charity,
Under the
igs„„Mr. F. B. /toll bus now no-exhibitlon at
the Pennrylvanit'iiouse, in. Patterson, -Juniata
county, one of tha strangest freaks of nature.• It
is a pig which was taken:L.lv=•a so*
beam slaughtered au the farm of Dr. 2:129/745TELY
ler county, Va. It hal a regular.trank 41te ..an
elepliant'a; mkt aro lika natutiOdel, l and the
Waif ahaped and hanging down preoisely like an
elephant; it bas bat otie eye, and that is placed in
the osater of its bead, and contains Wel distinct
°IOW/ it all* hil•t!tsNW. tip•st d r l y 4ka a
rhinswerve; inAbet illeicecialawar jiterlidlute
&tined, fbrinedlminen - olfiii; the**
sail feet are perfectly develloPl4,:aai:same as a
Alitaual liltfie and of ibtfarfSliatta protu
bananas nearipaeloaanatigialnzaiaa thumb, and
the either foci /lOC ittoix UttriYi Osia4tlal a4/o
ara foot than osnlijat vs can likes it to.- -The
belly is but 41tflipirialy sotireti
=EMEM
Our friend JOEL SPYZER, tiq., u> itiL House of
Representatives, has a vien of good humor run
ning through his coraposition,,Whlch occasional
ly manifests , itself asfnlici,o3-. We extract from
the Legislative precluding! of last week
gr. SPLICER read the following MU, viz:
An act to be called the last Will and Testament
tif - ttie State of Pennsylvania.
I the Stato.of Pennsylvania am at present • in- a
•sound State of kte'altb, but considering the uncer
tainty of this transitoil - life, we cannot judge,
but as I am at presentoljnind mind memory and
understanding, I .deelare;this to be my Mat Will
and Testament. '. •
Pint. It is eqs , , th at may J3olly 10 - be bur
lied in a decent anearner,:and the 4uneralexpenses
, be r imid by.a coftnotion.
second. Atalmy sone onctdanghten bave,help
ed ape -greatly in.,my worldly- eirommaance, it is
not more than rightsuld just that they bei‘otlhr
goften after my. cleeease: * . .
And as my daughters called Philadelphia. and
Pittsburg . city, send every winter to my, house
called -the Capitol, some of my Grand; Children
called Borers, ; I .am afraid cannot keep alive
much longer, I therefore make the following re
serves and bequests : _ -
First. 'My son gilled the Pennsylvania Rail
RoakCompany, got a igood *hare of the loaves
and fishes in my life-time, by the sale of the Main
Line , to him, I think it. is not more , than right
and proper,that he : aboitebit,inne , and pay the
the three mill terms tax !regular ,through his ex
istence, for the sole use .and. mainthnlinee of my
widow.
Second. ,•And las niy Jecen called the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad . Company is, in' bad cirenm.
stances asireported, whether through bad manage
ment, intemperance , or gambling, 'cannot:say,
but as it is scripture to reclaim the lost mid pro
vide for the needy, I hereby give and bequeath to
him the North and Weal Branch Canal foi his
Own use
Item.—l give and bequest to my son called the
Allegheny Volley. Railroad my inoeme of the
Collateral Inheritance, Tax; so -.diet - lie can jhy
good management eatend. his _road. further north.
give and bequest torny Railroadsons
in the north' eastern parted' nry'idintafion 'the
Delaware Division. . :
Item.—l give and bequepth 'to my stn celled
the lcorthern Central Rail Road company, the
balance of the Capital Orounds notnow-occupied
by Public Buildings, he can use the same for a
depot'and Machine shop .at his option, and the
balance of my Railroad boys Shall receive Jinni:t
ally the Revenue arising out of the Retailers and
Tavern Licences to be equally derided among
them according to their length and indebtedness.
And then t if not revenue enough, is derived for
the maintenance of my household affairs there is
a tax to be levied on the assessed valuation of
my children that never received any benefit out
of my, estate, said tax shalt not be leis than ten
mills on the dollar. And lastly, as I have , no
confidence in any person to act as my Executor
of this my lust will and testament.. -I hereby au
thorize and empower. the Judges of the Supreme
Court to appoint an Executor.
As.witness my hand and seal, the 25th day'of
Feb, A. D. 1859. • • •--
.
L. s,
/
Signed, E9aled and delivered in the presence of us
by the said testator to be hiS jail will and' ins
- tament.
• A. D.
C B.
:The Will was read by the Clerk and created a
good deal of annisement. - . -
Several auggestionrweie made, as to the dispo
sition of the bill, but -it.Sras finany-laid on the
table.
A NOVEL ATTEXPT TO OBTAIN A PARDON.
Tha old adage that "truth is stranger than fic
tion" is becoming. more palpable every day. A
singular illustration of this precept was made
manifest on the Bth instant, by the insane con
duct of, ono of the Convicts in the penitentiary at.
Alton, Illinois. 11 appears that a desperado,
named William Lindsey, who was confined for
committing-a robbery in Champaign county, by
some means or other obtained possession. of
knife, and with.it.determined to obtained his par- •
don and liberty. When:pile of the guard, named
Crabbo, made his, aceustomed visit, profiting by,
the absence of othiWi, he knocked him down, tied
his arms, and 'fastened his colldtior frith .a stick
of timber. When this fact beCtime.known, and
efforts - were made to obtain the release of the un
fortunate guardsman, the wretch rdfti*l to give
him up unless his inixdon were pivoted, and
himself released; thiCitening f,o kilibips era terms
were not acceded to. In of to prevent sur
prise, he constMitly kept thb body othiiiiiisonor
between liiinieltand the aperture eel dour,
so that a shiiiiired" fittM the s Wodhl first
take effect on Crabbe. : staiiinfiffairs the
pardon was procu'rettrbtit withont - itsing-it an ef
fort was made tnneconstliih the reletise . :of Crabbe
by stratagem. iii4iirast.7,,ptuel at ,
the coil
door in larger vessels than 'usual, and when the
door was oponedlor its admission a oroWbar- was
inserted, and' ttotie Ras entreated to fight for
his life. He accordingly .sprang to the opening
of the door, and at length dragged b imself through,
but not before ho was stabbed by the convict nine
times, seven 'times in the back, ant twice on the
arms. When the 'poor victim' was dragged out,
the convict barred the door again and refused to
yield. Subsequeolly the rillian was shot by the
warden, receiving mortal wsund: Before :awl
piring he confessed that 'ilia had put five men in
.the same fix be was himself:" He had formerly
been an inmate of the penitentiary under the name .
of J. W. Hall., :It was.not expected that Crabbe
would survive.
A DIA;1 DnorNED.ot THE STREET.- , -Tho.9. Fan
nin; an Irishman, 60 years of age, was found
drowned on Mtniday evening; in the middle of
South street. The deceased was a Arcot loafer,
and while beastly drunk, attempterkto arose the
street, when he slipped. and fell face downward 4,
into a small - pool of water, and 'being unable to
help himself, was drowned. Cornouer Hills held
an inquest upon thlibody`; 'and the jay rendered
a verdict of 'drowned, by falling into a. pool of
Iwo* while intoxicated on the night of Much Ist,
1148..! The water yrnis_ but a few, inches deep—
only deep enough to cover his face—yet the
wretched man war too stupid to help himself,-N.
Y. Sun.
Egyytian• &shoola.—ln Egypt sehoolsere very
nnntereue,.almost every . , village Onteiging at
least one. . Sekolars ttkeNd, tkena.at an,ex,pepoe of
little over tiro cents a week, which is colleotefrly
the•rchoolmaeder evAry T . hursda7,. frorn. the pa
rents. The master.also usually receive/ yearly,
se turban, a piece of linen, and a pair of shoes.—
The are, held , in the open sir. The ohil-
ArenpiL nann tho,groun d ,and learn their /au*
from wooden tablets, and when one lesson 4/ant
ed, the tabjells wnsiteci,sl4 ano_thorin
,tedo . The letters of the islphabet
neilibrs orthograpbi(Mlaiarks,)ll4.olllWYPirjeal
,illllOll4 of the letters. : .
:Ag. thinperiod, P.:: WO. ikr• VIP master,
OnallialM g -tatolairViikdifferent.tielored pit int.,
tiem . r,ite upon it the abkliket,.lttt wimpy it-to the
)09ylo • father, ,w.bp :returrts,lt w th a. fal3r fititiost.
When the,puptl.l l tr3tvett tkt4titill.stoym o fj Fog
ream, the master writes for him some simple wqr_tis,
as the tutaute-of-naert,-and.then—th•-ninety-nine
IMPS , 0f Osci.:l Ifiten/thu*thoigia,tbetlidesq, the
-fiesS thaptser is Irritttni•itpeti the ta.blit,..twkw!torn
it is thoroughly-beamed, tke• last is , wsittscr is its
THE LEBANON ADVERTIKER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
A GOOD HIT,
Place, next, 'ilia dastagirdhe and so on in inverted
order, its the Oluipttits of the 'Horan decrease in
length lifter the feat. Itt "Milting the ' , Koran,
thertead it aloud, eontittttndly rook ihtlitefr heads
and 'bodies,. bapk*nrds and Tietrarits, as it is
Itiddihtthiis ire iittirsiistaltee to 'the . theindiy.
All Right About' Ficc
. pN bio,ll l6
" T-Tioit
nh: made right by . calliny , at J, DA~i }'9 :
Build
ing, one door east of Reinhard's Hotel, where you can ob
tain a LIFVENECS'aItaii cinnialre fait:m*l4y in every
respect vvitL any, .talteg-eleestre: - Be boa-, eon of, the
beet sky-lights In the country'; and having spared no
pains to make his rooms comfortable, he soliefts 0,4 - arge
sh.nroof,ptdronrigolromthrizettimeo 0141aPon .414 1 our'
rOundirtg country. 44-Prices to suit tiro times.
Lebrinon, Nov:l9, 1857 - : " • • „. 2r. DAILY.
~a.gtserree ypes.
AXTIO lakes the ikat LIII:EitESSES In LiaNo4l:-
V Y Why J. 11. BEIAf , iu t tied story-of
•
' • Wiser Nei;
Mama the beet room, . hest sky-light, .beet fiztaresiatid
has made it
hi
has for the last six yew!, He
itwayagetalho 'latest ithprovements ;" he has always Ihe
datestatglle.rofmases-on.bund;.ihe takes - Platurell in ever,'
style of. the art; Its STERHOSOPH .Pl,HrtiltHB are
wonderfal 'All'hisikatureirare Thar-p, c6'rrect,
and of the..highestlltiiih.L. Hive him .a-Calt and you 'KM
not regret it. His terms are very moderate.
wa,..llia rooms are aperli , e'rery day (ekeept tUndity,)
from 8 o'clock, A. -M., till 6 o'clodk, R EI -
Nov:26, 18'57.
Ho! for• the Centre Building.
NEW STORE `;& NEW GOODS
THE PLACE TV BUY CHEAP!
RAVER & BRO.'S'
RAVE RBMOVED thole STORE to the New Building,
a few ikon East of the old stand, corner of Camber
land and Market atroota, where they have opened a splen
did assortment of
FALL :& WINTER GOODS,
of °von , description; of LADIES', DRESS GOODS—New
Styles for the season—too numerous to name.
BB- Cell and• see them. Nov is the time to buy cheap!
Lebanon, Oct. 21, 1867. -
Co,North Lebanon Milling .
M NORTH .L.RBANON'HrM. MA been remodeled,
T
and is now completed and in operation and prem..
ed to furnish customers regdiliirdy wdth a vet" onpdtqar
'article of, FLOUR, :718 cheep as! Wean be
lit obtained from any otirr source. They
P„.;TR .14,404 L also keep constantly on hand 'and'for
sale, CHOP, .BRAN; SHOTIVS,''&e.
as. They are also prepared :Lo do all
'kinds oT Cusromons. Worm ' and respectftiillylifett e all
the former customers of the Mill, as well as newones;to
Ika..'4'hey - Pay ite regular market iirices for all
kinds;of Graki, au& -as WHEAT, KYR, 'CORN, OATS,
:Ac., and afford all facilities and accommodations to
'those wkonill sell. - CONRAD H. DORGNELt„'
N. Lebanon 130., Dec,. 9,1557. . : „President.
-The -Greatest Discovery ever-Made.
Grey -flair- Restored to its
former Cofer witholit
• •
ROME'S HAIR COLOR RESTORER is arknowledg
cre ed to be, and is, the most EFFECTUAL article for
Restoring GREY HAIR to its former COLOR, and
BEAUTY-, wad causing it to grow When it has fallen off
Iliad become thin. . ,
AP. By the use of ONLY- ONE BOTTLE-4ndin frmat
ten totwelvedays--theGreyestHair will assumeitsistiry%-
inal, life-like color,,and the harshest hair svill 'Ook •stA
smootbrand glossy.
fy .Tl,lls,.valuable.preparabian is early 50 cents a bot
tle: Piepared by T. 11. JEROME, 175 Fulton street,
Brixiltlyri,-General Agent. • Sold also bY'D. S. Emma, at
his cheap. Drug
,and Medicinal store, Lebanon, Pa.
sent. 24; 1556. .
Lebano, alley ill .ail-Road.
11 et/ be open for Public Travel between Reading and Har
risburg, on /Monday, January 18, 1358.
r .10e;
PASSENGER TRAINS' will leave Reading - daily (;lx-
cept.Sundays) at 10.10 A. Si.; connecting with np
and down morning Trains on Muffing Railroad, and ar
riving at Harrisburg by 12.50 neon ;Is nine to connect
with the Trains foe Pittsburg, Lancaster, Chambershmg,
Trecerten and Piuegrove.
RETURNING, will leave llarrisburg at 2.45 P. Bt., (al
ter arrival of Trains from places above named, and from
Raltimore,) and reach Reading at 5.30 P. Si., connecting
with Pottsville and Philadelphia Trains passing Reading
same evening.
Esltts.—Between Beading and Harrisburg,. $1,00&1,30
" do " Lebanon, 0.85 "0,70
" Lebanon- " Irarrisburg, 0,75.0,60
g - ' , ..&11 Passengers will procure their tickets before
the Trains start.
Feb. 10,1868. Cl. A. NIOOLLS, Gen. Snpt.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN
Speed limereased and
RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED
THE HO% AM) EXPRESS CO.
AVE made arrangements with the Lebanon Valley
J ILL R. R. Co., to . forward Goods, Packager, Moneys, dr.,
in charge of their own special Massager from Philadel
phia and Reading by Passeager Train. • '
Merchants wishiarthelr:poons forwarded punctually
ana With despatch; wiliconsuit their own interests by
. patronising the Express Co: •
Orders for GOODS tube Feturnod'brßxprass will be do-
Ilskred'in Ph Hid el phisi Yreit of charge.
Persons haring remittances of Motley to wink('to any
P 4rt VP ° I T •c 8- con.gf4igh ,w 4 0 132 11 ttie -- .Exprees the
only' male can4yance.
Orkce , - 1 -ItrAiaxAtiosre New thilidltigAebanon,
and Chestnut street, below 3d
. 2uly2A's7-tr. Agatia•hroloarciklijyresi
Books; Books:
.
I,„a. & ROMBE troteld rtopc't ifully
i. inform the Subtle, that they...constantly
receive, from the Eastern Cities 4, copies of
• all Ariti Mioat infPortant and attractive
Raw 1300 AN 08 IgICI p . 0110,1*, • .wbloh,.thoy ellen far
ask Cheeper than they can be purchased elsawbertb—
A norm those tately - receireemic , 4-'' • • "• '
• e •
Dir'inqton s Travels mai•Researchp4 in Mut h Alf?"
Spark 4 a_ Life of Franklin, •ittrlut!s;'-• ••• •
ii, 4 4 l lfte. °'T•twatt y: Lo '
• C y lithe Great Rin,
• llayard'Tayler"rNeititteli Wive* , " :'•:: : :a , ?
Debit and Credit. . • e
The Beeson Why. - ' •
7Tbey: hare alwavLon hand it tame faikeinegii~moli
lipoks. Blank pots and Stathreri.
-. -Reeks. and a - large essofttient - el rititi;Pktno,-
Violin and Guitar Music. Planoiroatii,4l4 4 ` •• •
_ tallanandVialin.lnatructord c. s
'PARE FV.."1 , 1
of Forelin -end DomenicDianufaetitic;
• ... • Window Shadei.
The Monthly Nlagazines .
s
.
and all the
NEWSPAPERS, daily it Weekly,
Can be Mal by 'calling at the store. on Cumberland street,
la the borough of-Lebo don, at the sign of the "Biertook."
szs_Orders left with thpnt for anykimt olgooda in Utak
line, will be promptly' attended to. "
. Lebanon, Feb. 4, 1448: - • •
L. LYON'S I'UltE ' MOO ' • -
CATA.W , DA . BRANDY.
.incANING reedvid:fivid A: IP: Ilitamti. e•Co., V7liolo-
XII
.1 • side Druggists, ,Philadelphia, Agents for.tho State
4if Pennsylvania, the SW AGENT FOR LEB
ANON COUNTY, we beg leave to call your attention to
Win article. ,
This BRANDY has for several years been Uninnfantni•
na in. Cincinnati, from the Peas 'Joins of the cATAwur,
sin Ass, than affording additional evidence of the
of Asserieem Enterprise and /ndustry,and of our
W 'mildly= artieles at home equal to those made by any
Other nation. . ,
.: • The 0010 CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals, but
even expels the beet imported Brandies In purity and
flavour. 'lt is in fact , the BEST BRANDY. KNOWN.—
This statement Is fully corroborated by' the Certilleates
-oli-many•of our mostctistingnistinDanelytßitEChallitn,
iiinia — Of which accompany this advertisement.
The want of PURE BRANDY her long been felt in
this country, and. tbo iintroductiociiof An article of such
quality as to' autleriedo . the sale and tuse•of those vile
psoopeonds hitherto sold under the name Of Brandy, can
only be - regarded as a great public good. The CATAW
BA-BRANDY possezees cdr thmgood qualities claimed for
the bit Imported Liquor, 'and is of perfect purity and
superior flavor. It is therefore fullyentitied to the pat•
image of the public, as the' following certificates will
show. We feel confident that its reception in this State
will be as favorable as thitt - Which it has met with in the
Great Went, and-that the time isnot far dintant,sehen
Gm superiority or ova own
,f,tocons will Put an end to
. their importation from abroad. ' • •
In Medicinal purpose! .this Brandy has no iival,Ausd
has long been needed. ~.„
.. .
rr — Pli is a sorereign and sinte•lie'llinitifor Avsfisia,
1 ?--' I , :iftillentY, Low 4 l 47 4l4:Zasitimer, •DthaitY, ci*- -
... ,
Ca , •
•
-- ' ' cotilxspthrox'sOrpfcr, • - •
.. . . ...-..28 bigtb:St., bat: IValtint arid Vine, •
04WIrinwti, March, 1367.
- This iii to tsitify that I have this day inspected two
0,1411:ate./OatOir CATAWBA Ofiannal one Di Barn& undone
in Bottle, ma.nnfacturcal hy`Lauritze Lyons, andAttid by
'his tole Agent, 3. Jacoti, at the Begot, No: 99 cipPositistho
Burnet Bongo, and 143 West Third.Streeti Cincinnati,
and find them both roe! and risk from All r poisonous
of delettirlokis : ditto; and as Such 'have' ontrabit theism°,
as the law directs. . Given AlMl9r.lny hand at fay tees.
[Signed.] ._ BIRAM COB;,II. D.,
• , • 'lnspector of-Alcoholic rdtinoter`; ke.
. -. . . . . . NSW, YOBS, atit , inlY, 1807: ._ _ '
e l
Dear Sir: No. 93 Prince street, por. of Mercer.
• Phive'recery lii>atte ot-Lyenie Pure 'Ohltreittawba
•Brandicibrnialied by Mr. A. HaistoniJr., of LiieltPcirt,
N. Y., for inalyzation, and I and it to contain only. those
Ingredients which exist in Pare Brandr.—:The proper
• skin. of, Alehribcollo,btidned front it is 47.00. J halfwits this
sample to be Pure Briaidy without atiiilielai#op—the
-Fli t t si ro sil ur o ol .i lf hi
J - 41 .4308 elleide .L and o pecn iion.w lifirw ,o1L-D444„."4„ -- -••-•-•
. .. ~
Also tirr' Bale, -EBEEIBLBY'S - CHIA:BRATED- STILL
,4191/ISSARKLING CI
.1.414P441.78. . •..
Those Wines are inide in the neighborhood of Cineln-
Aitil,miiii , ara gairratitied -to he the-Pres Jews Or 'rim
G14411 8 ,119 9 1,„1irff , e,..,b 39 PPY . € 9 4.. ./944,,ted for fiPT_Pai4 , h luld
Demme wnott a ntre a gentle suintuant, and for Sacertio
• faliMiiriortea? - alboverigtkielliebiutid oquiliifsiot
illAPFlFri=Varortailo ' ••. -.' , "J.:
tit taw th e
. to Trade.
Wine and LiquotAltare,
march 2, 1/58,-tr. Lebanon Lebanon Co., Pa.
Veed.-Feed:
TIDERS6O9 In Want of Feed for Cows i1i . N13,7• 65 U °b
tainjt: daily at the Brewe ry
of the ettliacrillir, itt
Cumberland fitreet, West of rlank Road. Price, froll'
10 to 20 Oentik'Vikshel.
Lebanon, March 3,'57, HENRY 11AR119HAN.
Gyeat eduttion in Goo s.
oi n lTz .BRO.. have just ieiurned froth the OW
Nt'i MAW Stock of Dry. MOO;
ware, &c. which were purchased for Cesib, they alAb
NM. aell (root 10 to %) per cent, cheaper than ever offer
' Ifir The particular attention of Cash buyers le in
vited. Lebanon, Feb. 24, 1868.
Lebanon Bank Stock, and
Decks and Dauphin Turn
' ;pike Shares, for Rhle. • •
TO SHARES of (old ) LEBANON BANK STOOL
"20 new) 46 44 44 •
20 " BERKS & DAUPHIN fiIErfiSPIKE'STOCIE.
wlliboffer r atrub S M ltofYM.RElbAlD,oo4tyra%
ifie lath day of hfaithi , nditLltna -80.days' 'eredittgiven.
Sate to commence at 8 o'clock, P. M.
tehaaaai
march
3,
185 1 . 7 11 .. E . 8. ,. EN8„ , ACIL Auctioneer.
Bargains -.Bargain . s
fpllE • iindersigned liarfng purAased ad aherers sale,
I"the , eattrei stock of CLOTHING of L.lll - Oppenheitn..
or, now offer for sato, at their store, none door south of
Henry & Stine's store. in Market street, in the borough of
Lebanon, all kinds of Ready:mak /40,1Vinter; and Sum
vcer -Clocking. Theii assortment is extensive, and of the
finest auifhest material, and well made, and as they are
•tiniionslo sot Ott speedily , . they are prepared to sell at
itrff awns: •Alt.in manta' Clothing will do well to give
them evil! befetepureheeing elsewhere.
JACOB ITEM, Co
. Lebanon, Ncireniber: l lBs77-41. - • • • •
CoILI •Eozil 'Coal
ATE; the tinderaigued,' would reepertfullyinform the
VV - eltissns of Lebanon eaunty,' that We are now pre
pared to supply the' community,' with, Cadly either
Wholesale or itetail, as we will keep all kinds of COAf,
owhand, suck as ' ' ' ° "
Pea, Chat/nit, Nut, Stove, Egg and 13r4en'Cadit
,
red and gy ash,
which ; e'are constantly recei ra ving froth of the best
Collieries in the Coal regions, and .would - hore.bay. that
we will sell our Coal as low am' lie sold* Mal
Personin the county, which we wiN edn at titte 'Mill, or
deliver to any.part of A.hetwolacirougha. : .
MYERS S 9110IIR
Genesee Milts, ILlGlteinint,1 1 03. 3, 1858.
Licks Baulk
OME I 3 'HEREBY GIVEN to the subscriber& to ,
the Stoc.k ofthe'Lebanon Valley Bank, incorporated'
by the fughtbiture af, Pennsylvania; last year, that two,
ormare, of the undeisigned Commtisioners Mill be at
Reinhard's Hotel, In Lebanon, on Saiierday, the lath
of March, lust, bytwecat the hours .of one and four, P.
hf., soden every "sitebeiMie, Naturday, between the same
.hours; until the 17th of Aprti;• in order- to renehm•the
Second, Third; Fourth, and instabnents mf FIVE
DOLLARS - per BMW. _
IL:DAWSON, COLEMAN,. L'A.'-r:- - urßsitarml,-: •
CHAS. B, F_OBH,Ey, GEORGE HOFFMAN,
..IbIINMEOROW ' JOHN LIGIIT, A. o.
JOHN BRUNNER, BEININhER,
JOHN MAR PER.', • GEORGE °LEIN, •
- Wittman, Marah : B, - 1858. 'Commis:sleben.
"Cheap JOHN , ' the old. Cab+.
Wet Maker still Afire.
TORN SPITLER still keeps constantly on hnnd oil
U kinds of Cabinet ware of the latest styles And file
best material and workmanship.
He has ready made, a number of Superior SOFAS,
CHAIRS, DifftEADS, DINING TABLES, BREMENAST
TABLES, Sinks,'Cupboards, Stands of all kinds, BEV
STEADS, and all kinds of Ware In his line of business.
All ofWhich he will sell cheaper tot CASA
awn oen be bought elsewhere. - He is :also
ready to wake coffins hind attend funerals at
the shortest notice. All persons In Want of
Cabinet Ware well : to give him anal! ablds.roome
in "Market street, direetly opposite the United Brethren
Church, before purchasing elsewhere.
He warrants...his goods_ to be as represented, and If it
Is not so, he will - Make - ftfres of charge.
Lebanon, Feb. 17, 1858. • •
.
• saprpoßDl•ta,ooo•cantENGE•
Pittetif Portable Heater.
91.11.E'mastreogrorful fleeter and greatest Fisel-server
. the world,. Per aratmiug with' .purw air Private or
'Public; Itemise, Halls; Stsidli3s,llwarcbes, Paitories, 'hVeret4,
4t0.. Sinford'ssl4ooo•Chtdienge 'Pateut Pertable ftwater
is unequalled. It is otaimed than itavdd bring into ac
tion at least 30 percent. More heat than any other of the
same else. using at the same time 30 per cent, less fuel.
The objection usually ascribed to all other heaters of
furniehing an impiire,:dry air, so injurious to health and
furniture, is avoided in this, supplying as it does a pure
malleable air.
This heater has been in use for five years, and. who have them testify In the most flattering terms tolheir
superiority over all ethers; both as fuel-savers andleat
era. ' HENRY BENNETT:U.I3I,4r.:
, Jr.,
Tin .nnd Sheet-iron,Workeroind dealer In ell kinds of
littosen, N0..18, North Fifth strect, Reading,
SOLE AGENT FOR BERES AND LEBANON COUNTIES.
N..B.—Pamphlets containing, -letters 'from those who
hate used them can be had of the Agent.
He refers, also, to the following gentlemen, who
have in nee this excellent stoic; and those front Lebanon,
wishing to see are cordially invited to do so, upon each
and stied' therm- br. It IL. lllnhieriber&
Tobias Barto, It t# Knoske .
Jacob Nibbler, Earle,
Dr. Wallace,' S. , Weida '
Dr. J. K. M'Curdy, G. W. Souders,
John Stephomon. Reeic Davis.
Eroding, Doe. 30.160.-3 m
LUAIDER.
-NEARLY 2,000,000 FEET.!
ev, the best and.cbppest asaortment of UMW ;
er offered lo "the public', is now tor sale at the near
and extensive LUMBER and COAL YARD of' •
BRECHBILL HORST,
in the Boroughof North Lebanon, on the bank of the
Uniois Canal, at the head of 'Walnut atrect, a few:
squares• North• of the Manama 'Steam Mills, and one
square east of Borguer's Hotel. •
Their eaww,tznent consists ' of the best well-seasoned
,White, Yellow, Norway, Pine and hemlock Boarsla;•-
chew, Poplar and Pine Boards;
' .1M rind 2 Well Pannel and . COmmon• Plank;
• • . White. Pine and hemlock Scantling and.Joiata;
• White Oak Boards, :Plank and Scantling; ,
end finch Poplar Iketnis,'Plank and Scantling'.
• • Sal NGLES I t. .SHI NaLEST! •
'Mho boat Pine.and lionolock.Shingles; . : • : - - '
. Also, Rooting and Plastering J l athe; .f . .:•
• ' Chtlittillt Hallealla AIA . liiiit railini,s for, faniCa
. - nod fencing Roarda, , • 11 '-: ,•....0... -,, • -,,.
NI
,kf I OORING BOARDS ,of.al4i pliC;' , !RtiOnil,'
• .COA L I"COAL 1 1 ,ATA.! 11 •
- . The largeSt stock'of Draketi,Ailkom imebotittrre tot
ifollitlaysburg Smith Coal, at tblHOWat'prkes: , " :ti •
s .,l6.Confadent lbst,they haveillap largest end best at:
illirstnenrof LOIDEF'df all dear/Alone and slisis; alwallp
'as the larOstatock of the differentblnde of COAL; eVer
Offered to.tbe citjaens of Lebanon county, they.venteivi
to say thet they idm :worn Md.:late' all pnichaeare oaths.:
faetorily, aucbaroolit.tberafora invite ill .who.waut any
' thing In their line, to examine • their flock before per
elsewhere. BRECELIULL it HORSE'.
N: Lebonon,:lbsts-24,,1858. ..... .. •.. r 17.::....,•
EWE, :ONE ! 601 qt: Atli:
Give 'us 4 Call 4helaoldeti Wign of
HENRY & STINE.
JUST RECEIVED, a .Tery - largp and splendid
stook of NEW FALL k WINTER GOON, Which
A , cre purchased at the loweit Cash Prices; and wit'
\ ;Ale sold at manually low priced, for. cash, or in ex'
change f 6 counfry produce. • • -
Their stock consists in put of Die
Dry Goods, Ladies' Dress Goody, French kl et - laves, cpburvi,
Parametta Cloths, Lostree, all-WOOF Dticals, all-Wool
Lalnee, Monello Delaines, high colored Wool & Silk Flak%
Gingham, an endless satiety of Prints, &c., &c.. which are
offered it 'leery low prices by -- =NET At STINE. :
MMMMtS
. Just reccirod, a eplendid amsortavintOl rich black, plain
And striped Drcia Silks. Also, extra rich plain and strip
ed fancy; all the iaget Call and 800 it the cheap store of
"MIRY k STINE.
Shawls . ! Shawls! Skatisl.;
Jest opened, a eplendid assortment of Lom;Showle, Bay
State, Thibet, black and fabcy, plaid, Stella, all colors,
Chenille, and a variety of other*, which are selling off fast,
cheaper than the.cheapest, at the "tom of
HENRY k STINE.
- Domestic- Goods—Cheap !
Just Received—Hwang, Checke r _Olnghamit, Flannels,
Canton F/annele, Ticking', and a variety of others, which
are offered at rodueed priceiqby ' HENRY & STINE.
_ _
For Men's Wear:,
Just received, a large and splendid assortinekt of French
and English Clotht, at all prlces. diso, plain, black and
fancy eftssimeresinffrenclr Caislineres,• pi Mi and - side
stripes,. Ntincta, Kentucky Jeans, 17cstingsoind a ',aria
ty of other Goods fur Boys' and Mon's Wear, which are
offered low by • = HENRY 3.BTINE.
- - - -
Now's the time to buy cheap Goods 1.
• HENRY & STINE base jnet,opensid their FalLand Win
ter stock of 000110, and their asaortment of Fresh GROCE
RIES and. QIIRENSWARR cannot be surpeiseed in' the
Borough. of Lebanon, Call: and examine, at the store of
Lebezum,Oet.2S, '57. HENRY k STINE.
Notice—Appeals. ~• •
couurr Cosouastomons' OFFICE.
Lummox, February 8,1 .858...1
NOTIGB le•LierebY given , thet• Comnalsedoners or
. Lebanon County will ear - Appeals by all persons
rated for State and Conner Tax for the year 1858, for the
several Townships autt lkwoughs, in said Connty;•stibeir
aloe, on the following . do p y between the. hours of 10
o'clock, A. SI., and 3 o'clock, P. M. All persons inter.
toted, are hereby notified to appear at the tirneand-piece
: •
Lebanon Borough; Monday, April 19.
•
. • ,
1 Bethel, • _ .
, • .
% , ::sprn--„ : ,.. -.-,:. .. Tuesday, Aprillo.
•' Meth Labium biaisa* , l '
4 ''' liefilleberk,c* .' rytnte' : • • :••
Londonderry. i -
Swarms, • Wettloosdk.9, 4111 . fit
! ' North LebantittßOrirrigh, ' •
South . l.43bancar, „., ... - .
.i. :
. ..
ith
. • Boutti-AnirrUloi "- - • •• ••• ' • .
.. iz atilanivor p • ; . k '0: . iimundiy , kon n .
oaad/i ' viim „:. ~ .., t 00.,..1 , :•••'....••:5. - . - •• •
...' affil4PNll4l , ..tro orf.• ore !;trl 1%..1: i ..
• ;The Amason orctik.l. 7 : : ogr om mai ,d :4 o,
law tieriby notified toe - 'A witima and sic'
_it sited
*t' he Appearot'tbstir
m„.... ftdrodirroky: •...: nt
... 1 7= '• 1 =NM
I.* i; ; :,.! , ~ MIOHAM z DAILMME,I4I ILDlSAlrtorpliti‘
Pe thillar
. ' 4 lllW it elirrril - ylo l , :i ra.` f 114! tat 15 ' 5 : 01411
$l2 GOO Worth Store Goods
AT YER Y DOW PRICES !
TIIE UNDERSIGNED, having Iniichalsed at Sheriff's
Salo, the large and complete assortment of STORE
GOODS of 511111 K & TICE, at a very Low price., and bein
desirous to close' up the concern at ait'eariy'ilay, Will re
g
tail the stock at lower prices than Goods have ever been
hold in Lebanon, and muelicheaper than the same kind of
poods'&tn he Loggia - at Wholeafde in the cities._. The ;brie,-
inal cost of the GOODS'ivas $12,000, and stela le large,
complete and well-assorted.
1441 Such an (11:kitirit
rarely offered. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES and QUERNS
WARE In great quantities: ,
NOTES of all'Solvent : Ranks tukeain tit change for Goons.
Lebanon, Oct. 7,'57.' ABIIAL(All 511111 K.
:.- - F-Olt-S
A 1
iE
Ifir
Fmur7.7r
41: coRSK
m OATS.
, 3IDDLIii GS,
1 FX
aMLI - ' SALT BY TILE BAG,
. _ _. , ....
* •
.BRAN,
•at.the Genenee Mille of , , MYERS .13 SHOOR,
Tdb. 3,1453. Lebanon, Pa.
WtiNTED.
AT the GOllOB6OO Mille, ;in the borough of Lebanon,
WIIGAT, CORN,,.
BYE," — • OATS,
In any quargity, for which the highest Market prices
will be paid in Cash, by - MYBRS .3 SHOUP..
Feb. 3, 1858. • • ,
The ClOthing StOre Tall
..
oring Establishment of
RABER A BRO'S }lndio their Niiiv Build
, ing, a few doors Bast. of their former place,,on the 2d
Story, whereyou can find all.kinds of CLOTITING7-Coats,
Over-Coats, Wks,' Round rackets; routs, yeas; BOYS'
Clothing , all very cheap." -Telt `eittrdriiiii&ottrielf from top
to toe at such low prices as will suit the times.
orders 'for TSICORINO , arIehe ipionliptly at
tended to. ; ,
SEirAll kinds of Coulitry rciluct„tiken inekehange for
Clothing and Tabling.' Obi." 757
Devear's Liquid Hair Dye.
THE testimony of , Prof. Booth and Dr. Drineklo having
previqualy beenpublished, the following is now added:
From Pro. Iddetoextr; formerly Praessor of Plieciry and
Practice of litediette in fbe Female >tieaicak 'College of
Pennsylvsmisi amllate Professor. ofSurgeryhrUmuimer
lean Collage of Medicine, &e. •
Pananmsam. - Nov..2lth. 1856.
Mr. ,roseplAfffove,:—A:tratof your Lisitud flair Dye:
will convince`the Most skeptiCali that& is a Safe, elegant
and 61)7o:relents - preparation. Unlike many others, It has
In seyeralinstancesprovedserviceable in the envoi some
cutaneous eruptions outbeheadAnd I have no hesitation
in commending it to theee;stpuiring such application.
Very ; espectfully, 7F, aIepLOSKEY. T .M.,D,
" f 475 Race fit; above "lath.
stfOrAirS'WRITING ' VMS, inelfiding -fforier's/Writ
jug Ftuid.,mid liimerp_, 2W:di Fire Jigks,atittmaiptain their
high character , Which , has 'alwayeldiebinguiched them,
and the extensive demand-first created, has continued
,upirtic ted until tbo,gresent....
emedfiressed to the Manufactory, to. 416 Rao;
Street; abaci Fourth; (old N0i444) Philadelphia; will re
calve prompt attention by t. • JOSEPH E. ROTE.%
Doc. 30, 'sl:tias. . Manufacturer.
WALTZ :a ECKDBL-have the ,lergest,•aseortment-uf
Bagley's Gold keiis ever . offered to the public. All of
thesecelebrated pens are viiirratited. Gall and examine
them.
VIF. BXITII. J. 'll.'spn . rn.
•
SMITh & BROTHER,
.
Law, L oan-and -Land, Office )
Bellevue City,. Nebraska,
OPECIAL ATTENTfON given to lbittnistabilitier, of
4.0 , Titles to Iteal Estate, Watching .ble Records, fram
ing Abstracts, Deeds, Eonds And Mostgaßaff- -
Lossts'effected for Eastern CipitalisleatVestern Rates
of Interest, on Mortgages or otherßeal Estate securities.
Tines paid in any
..conoty in the Territory . and West-
Our Commissions for buying and selling Real 'Estate,
negotiating or collecting LORDS, are live per cent.
Land-Warmants bought and sold.
.Also, special attention given to theselection and entry
of Lands' for Settlers or Eastern capitalists, either. with
Land Warranter Money in Nebriteki or, WeOtern fawn,
We charge Ten Dollars per One Hundred ,and Slaty
Acres, and make mountable deductions when -entering
large 'quantities. When Land -Warrants - nib sent; Two
and a half per cent, per acre,, the, Eand, office fee ($4,00)
must accompany the locating fee. Also tho.s t atue per
natitaga tor wetting' Warrants. ' • '
When Warrants are sent, 'Wtirrantit, date,
to 'whom issued and assigned, should be collie% and re
tained to guard against loss in Mails:'
Remittances to us can be made in Draitson any of the
Eastern cities. •
We wlll enter Lind with Warrants or ea.sh;buy
im
proved or unimproved Land or. Town Property, or nego.
tiaMLOans on Real Estate security, all in the name of
the person furnishing-the funds, pay all fees, taxes and
commissions, for one.thirdbf-the gross profits accruing
from the sale of the property or collodion of. the Loans
all exPenses 'to come out of our third of theprofit.4. '
We will also enter Land,' bay 'Property, effect Loans,
&c.; as above stated; guaranteeing to the Krties their
capital with Ten per cent:lnterest per annum, and an
equal.division of the profits, without auy further charge
or'expense to them. Our arrangements are such that
we caa enter Lands in all. the offices in the Territory and
Western lowa. A competent Surveyor always in retuli'-
bees to find and select' choice Lands,Coal Fields, Roek
... _ .
Quarries, ?dill Sites, :111neral Tracts, LI.
The Land offices in Western lowa having been dosed
for the two years last past, are open now for private entry.
IVlthin the next twelve months there will be offered
for sale in Neimiska, one and a half million Acres of
Land, comprising the best portion of the Territory, ex
tending along the Missouri River from the Southern
boundary to the mouth of the,L•eiiniiii-court River.
We solicit Eastern capital for Investment.
'• Investments properly made in Western Lands, Town
Lots and Mortgages, are now .paying front Twenty-fire
to Four-bundred per'ennt. - •
ZUJIIBER.
Being : of. the - rst pioneers of stills:east ind rowing
efincitry,.and intimately, acquainted with ne a r y.evcry
portion of Rebniika' 'and feel' cenflderit; that
we will be able to render. satisfaction in all business en
trusted tests. • . .
, .
enqufry-Proniptly aninksial free of ykorge.
iitsrasancks.ton. , lrtn.,4ll... Richardson, Gov. 'of; Da.
biaska;.lion. F. Ferguson, Del. tn. Congress, Nebinskft;
Bentionlfuld Toif;;; Denim* Council 'Bluffs. lowa Geo.
*J. Green, Bankers, Cedar Hal, Towa; Bank ' 6f) iglu,
lion,Junies Ir. Cap 11 "ttsjine, l'A.;rtron.
AdanitOfifiltits . i'isitd Jitrebl3
...111.1irt;
?D;;lbs.Sin "..2 es. is
.
• • .Greceries4- .• •
.
7.
1K• ~OaoonEcheaperX7mri ' o~er :lP:r.: •:;K ::• .
•
• ' •
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. 44 :11i^b SuCh • T.llO. gi f i
•
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A V ,
PnoLtop AY'S 1r NT;
• • 811 . 1 .
• OfliCITLicR TO THE SIC -
geons , and M6oE:lna Mpisitarbit the
!. , PPFai a . nu 'l n AiuntP l .o ol 33b*DAskeiajwg :Pronebbr
'cr'this Ointment ;
.governmdphs sanctlonlts.nse In their
nkutalind mflttarjbervioes; and the masses inthie'rocrn
.by and throughout i ,the,govldmpoge the ptmost,conti
liebeii in its curative preporties. It penetrates thesaur
us* of inflammation and corruption which underlie . the
„qaternal 'evidences of diseaue,,smdmoutralike thellecy el
-Marts Which' feed - end exasperate the milafly. .
• • "Rheumatisni, Serofida; Erystpelas.
,
These am amongthe•rnostjterrible end agonizing dis
mal of the muscles, the fleshy fibre and tbe,skin: Yet
in their Naiad forme, and when seemingly incurable,tbey
Invarlably'disapPear under a perseverinetriitdiatbon of
tbie soothing, healing antidote to pain andintlanimation.
.Salt Rheum, rover SoreS, Sti#: Joir4B. ,
.Ay.
In airaiSes of 'Salt Rheum, where medical waters, lo
tions, and every recipe of the pharinacopcealnfie proved
useless, the Ointment will accompßoh a thorough cum.
'Fever Sores heal quickly undir its influence, and its re
taxing. effect upon con tracted.tilinital is truly wonderful.
Discharging. :Ukersl. - •=3 • -
A mest.,remakable and.happy ebangetaproduee d in
the appearance of 'Malignant ukvra after 'a few apOlea.
bons of this-Ointmait. .Thu . sufriontidiniredness
ian
ia and granule* of, healthy; Muth begin to take the
place of the dighirged matter. This process goes on
more or lees , ranidly, until tbe'oritb is filial - up with
sound material ,and the ulcer ralladly cured.
A Word to Mothers.
•
The young are the most frequent eafterers from ex.
ternallnjuries, and therefore every mother should have
tide healing preparation •oont4ntty, at . baud. It is an
absolute swills for sore breasts, and, quickly removiai
the encrusted:sums widish sbinetimea dildigilre the heads
and faces of children. . • • •
. .
. Significant Facts.• •
.•
This Ointment is nniienally issedrin beard the Atlan
tic and Pacific Whaling.tietit as a:cure for seortintieeileo.
tions, and 118 the beat possible .rengletty for wounds. and
bruises. Large supplies of it have recently been.ordered
by the Sultan of Turkey fbrilospithl purposes; •
am„„goth the Ointment and Pills shoulti,be need in the
following cases: '
•
Bunions; ' Mercurial Eruption; SwelletiOlands,
Burn; • • • Piles,: . &Welt's; , •
Chapped'llands, Rheumatism, 'Sore Breasts,
Ringworm, • • Sore' H . eads,
Fistula, . Rhouni, • §pre Throats, .
Obut, ' • Seitldi',— Sbres of all kinds,
Lumbago, Wonnds of all kinds, Venereal Sores,
Staff Joints, Sprains, : : Tetter, Ulcers, Skin Diseases.
• e s s Sold at the 51aniifactory of Professor Holloway, 80
• Bidden Lane, New York,and by all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine, throughout : the. United
States Stud the civilized wOrld, in' Oka it 25 cents; 623 x.
cents; and 2,1 each. ' ,
Csonosl—Norie are genuine unless the words "Mel
' loway, New York and London," are discernible as a Wa.
ter mark in every leaf,of the:book,of direttions around
each pot or bOX; the same may be plainly seen by hold
ling the leaf to the light. 'A handsome-rewsul will be
given to anyome , , rendering : such 'information nsmay
lead ttie detection of any paity . or parties counterfeit-
Ingthisinedicinee or vending the ilitinci;.kbbering them
to be spurious ; ..
Theirs Is is considetable saving by tailing thiilarger
1 4 .11---Direelkine fok , tith gdidaticia of patients in every
4!c549F ark atn.segilo 11 80.: : •• • (5eP1.,16/Re
. • ILa •
. .
Bpitog'Styles, a falkaiwortmeat'at
VI •
Prices
. . _ t. iluced
- • • • - ' • 7:4,4* the: Times. •
the - mascot aspect of tie . tizni,„We
heiVeigoZdtheibilowttg• reeoltitiOnit
BISOINITO will eell.ah kiade . 01- Clothing:at Wa.
r) Tedoeed yoryne, so as to . give ev.pryhod
Ng ypl
What he wttniii* T the wititel • , a
,chance-
•
AWVraih to etkan Otitutandtiat Geode audtai
. 11?idergarnienhe,. Soßke,, Starti. . glove& • ilan{lkerSefe,
8 L =01... tog*o frrYtto,(l3 like,Korth of' their "QneY
inAihiteker tbg Ir . cial tatty in the line of R
disen•y*p.,to ftn, tkiNvip...gt the newtketoE.444l
- imatawelbeZed
November 18,1867.
PliettP F MCCAULLY,
raskionable Boot and Shoc Maker
Cumberland strut, one of Black Horse Hotel.
THE Subscriber desire's to inform the public
it.tbatdie has ofictied fealt - btiitii,"tthere be is prelim
' ed to execute order:4 bf - BOOTS'and tiffUliii, of the
finestfinialtapd style, ithot guacrior,toanyhere
torore offered to ttlepidilic. , ; i . : ;
..
.4
Nei!, Fail - ang - Winter S tock!
Ile lies returekirdr? the city with ii? unrivaleddiabrineorthefic VAIL 'and 'WINTER STYLlirof
Bouts, Shoes, Slippe%,&c, /iv, for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Cliadran, i , .•; .t, lei
_ i ll ~ ,-- ':. - • - '
Every Orly is incited to call and examine. - Wdlt -
Lebanon Noy. 4, 1357.
GR.ZEFF'S
ROOt diri;:ghop Store Removed.
.
New Fall - and Winter Stock !
rr n El i nd eraiillietrNiTnird respectfully inform the public
j_ that he has ItEMOVP)•hts BOOT and SHOE STORE
io the reran' lately 6CcUpied by If. ifs j: Raba's Cloth
ing More, second Building - West of the Coirrt House, where
has openeda beautiful !tacit of
ioottr, OP t ttr4 0",
for Ladies, k,rontlemen arrdChadien, His assortment
is very complete, and embraces all the latest styles,whikh
he can sell out at low prises. The public will please call
and examine. - DANIEL OR2EFF.
N. 8.--Tascarins, now is your time if • you wish to see
a large assortment of Trunks. liaises, mid different kinds
of Bags. ,Eome one, come all I
Lebanon, Oct. 21,1857.
Boot and Shoe Store.
3, • ' ' `JACOB MIZIAL reepectfully in
ferns the public that he still contitt-
J- nes biti extensive establishment in
11111111; T his pen=' Is:Wiling, in Cumberland st.,
' here - heliopes to - render the same
•-' aiiikfaction itaberetotbra to all who
may. Alvurhim.with tbe j r custom. Molnvites Metehants
'and l dealers in - BOO'IM . and slloESkataavdry one Who
wishes to nurel , .l. fiesidonable luM...dirable articles in
his line. 'to bileand examineAr theente/ies, his large
Mid varied Ottiek: .
:Muff( datonisfinkto tido% In the
snanniePture of every article la his i business, suitable, for
any Market in the Union. ,A 4newire is taken in regard
to'reateriala and workmanship ; Mule but the beatouais
ty of LPAIMEII Whit other nitife: a :t are used, and none
b
"ut 11M bett wolkalo are
P. K. 7 4le'returnshis sincere , to 'his friends for
the very liberal patronage hereafter° bestowed on him.
Ile hopes by strict 'attention tO kindness and endeavoring
:to:please his customers, to ;merit Wabare of public pat
ronage. ' [hebanott;Pcb.ll, 758.
REMOVAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
rall'and Winter *ram! of
fools,Shoes, .111ais Caps &
Trunks- ,
friHK Subscriber would *pectfuniisform - the 'Wizen";
of Lebanon and vielnity,,thathe-haS REMOVED 1i i
BOOT and SHOE STORE his: taw 'Building iu Wand%
street; between Reinherd's .pzna lazenter's liotek where he
has just opened a superidt -stoek - uT.BOOTS and SHOES,
for Madies; - Gentiertenund;Cliildreii, enibirceing Calf SEM
Goat Kip, and.tiiiek 110oli for ideff,,Boys, and all
kinds of Monroes, such as Calfskin,Moroe.co,Kip and =use
fo - r Men, Boys and YouLIM; also w general assortment of
Men's Gaiters, such as enameled Congress Calf, Congress
Cloth and Kip ConsrOss for Men and Boys.
A general assortment of Gaiters forLadiewand Chftdren;
also Fancy . Shoes for Ladies and Children,ull. 'colas and
styles; a genera) assortment of. SanilalsyKitidia tea tusk.
ins, ted Adios and Children, -
il-AVS . AND
iidai as 'Mae Moleskin, Silk and Bruskilatsra genera!'
portment of ail colors and styles of soft - Hats for Men and
Boys. Aleo, a variety of 'Traveling Trunks.
. far All the above articles he for sale ht the lowest
rates for Cash. Come one, oome all, and MO,,oxiunineasid
judge for yourselves. He has all -Mitts of box
Boats and Shoes, and will take ordeks ,for any kinds - 4
Boots and Shoes, and fulfill them lea short time.
Lebanon, 0et:21,1857... 'JOHN 0 A:int .
"Moine Again .
TUI undersigned would, r*rectfully inform
the public that they have returned home again
with their TIN-WAIOI 4SIMIET IRON ESTA.B.
LISHMENT to the Avell-knownplace in Camber
/and 'street, opposite the Eagle 13uitilings, Lebanon, Pa:,
where they shall be pleased to accommodate all custom
ers, at the shortest notice : end on the moat mum/table
terms. •
•
:.,The.SHOP.will be found in ihe .13.1senient of ,illuos
Bik's'lreti Building awl the 3yAKE4toom on the first
floor of the sammlluilding s :".lnkt/ door to Eabor's Dry
Goods.gtore, The Shop is a magnificent one,it being
thitintallsomest in the County; and weII calculated for
such a purpose.
. /Or They . would return their sincere than& for the
liberal patronage afforded theni, and rparticularly - this
Last seasini., tom,, lloping.Thai their-untiring efforts to
please, and their return ! .. H0111.E". to the old stand so long
occupied by Jonx RISE, will insure Air:them a still more
liberal* patronage, they would invite all to give thent'a
call before'pnrchasine.elsewhere., .
Lehman, Dec.3o, 'RISE & DADGIIERTY.
Housekeepers
THE TOWN HALL IN COMMOTION
GRAND EXHIBITION!!!
a= TILE undertigned haajustagalaireturnod from
the tio - , where ht • hns-purchruled the heft RS-
Aortinent of Fur:m.llmi: over offered in Leh
anon, and which he tata.l3 thia opportunity to
my ho *ill sell inflow, tur lower, than at tut other estl6
lishment, 'lle has . '
SOFAS, Tete-a-tete Lounges. Card rables.' reit
tre Tables, iPhat- Nets, hut ilarkA , Pea
• Pe gs, Looking . Olvoses, and a ll skintfa
of Comouin and Kitchen Furnitttre:
A kso Mattmsses, Citrtia,les ; fir Chil
dren, Cane Seat , aptl . Clt RS.allrlhlinnot every
thing that can prvprb: :issociatedw,ith his bntinttki.
Atv-I le teels.grent ciniltdenee in calling attention to this
assortment; and cordially invites all to grie bim eieitll"be
tOre-ritrchasineetwvvhere. Ile is determined not . ' to be
underaold. His't ix the Tarry JMLG, in Morkd
street. THEO. I'. FRANTZ
-I P. , &—Ri.adylinkde.COPFESS Will be kept on'hanii; end
a Ailendid - IfestuTlansi been-obtained to attend 'Fnnitialti,
Alto, ICE in iny. 'trad [Lelettion, Oct. 2; !ft?.
1 1 4 Amitkaareourm by P.r: IV3I.
. ILRDAZiP4OI3IISE by Dr.
IMAItRIAGE4UIDE by Dr. Will YOUNCI:i
ARRIAG.E.VUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG.
-MARV.I494 OWN by Dr. •Nr Y ip
MAItRIAG . IG:.4I)II7I7t • by .Dr. * WM."Vigi
• • MARRIAGEIiIIIDIt by Dr. WM. VDU
- MARRIAGE - GUIDE by Hr. WM. YOUNU.: 4
MARRIAOU OUfl E 1w Dr. IVII. VtilIND.
• MAR AG 2"Gtilpr. ty Dr, Wll. YUUSt I.
AltglAbrklillilDlt by Dr. WM. YOUNG.
MA DDT/V * 3I : OMM .M
by Dr. W. YOUNG.
MA it - pgrum by Dr.W3I.,YOUMJ.
MARRIAEMVUIDE by Dr. 11 - 3/.'VDUNG.
itlAltyll'AVV:ol7lD.ll be WM YOUNG.
•
(ft3ll3V- 1 170IIX&'S • GREAT PIIYSIO
-I.OGICAi VoNtiCt Eseitlepitur or Hviry One
llis OirtrDOCllM l nkylVii . VOnx(t, 31:D. " It is written in
plain Inn:go - age Thtlelgisiatiral nattier, ind is illustrated
sr
with upardiortydred Eurroivingt, s. All young.
married people or ^ tliiii.econtemplating 'marriage, and
having the letAlottietlitOnt to married life ; should read
this book. It &schist:iv:reacts that every one should be
arnueipteti bock that must be kept
loek&r up, aiad !Mlle appuf the house.. • It will be'srd:
to 'any onetnAlniVieelpt•of twenty five *Cents: Addres
D. -Wk. YCiUNG7IS2 Sl'lt DC/1 street, above - Fourth
Philadelphia! - [Ja unary 29;181:4.-1y
The Colden Prize
ron
ILLUSTRATED. 1858' ILLUSTRATED .
h-LlCktd raisetrated Weekly' Goldeiri
- roved' the' litee.oie and-bust literary porerit Of tlitodat.:
J fin iimiorial mum* containing eight- pinveic.;'or.'l.br
• ty columns of ebtertnlningioriginal matter: and'hignalc
it illustrated 'eVerybereek.• ' '
_ 4l "
A gift Worth fro n d 50" oontit p5OO OU'in 11414 , 10111 . lie
pfesented to - auch" , enbeiriber hninediabeirtlie SteeiTit • of
the,lruWeription'manet.
, •
One 'copy for One year, V 2 00 and otilisltt.'
One copy' for two yearn, 350 ands two gilts.
One copy Off three Yeore,' 6 00 anti' ttkree-gifte.
Outrcopy for - tisa yeah, 800 nal Elie - gifts.
' • -Three; Copies 1 Tem', ' ;$6 00 and three Ohs,
•;;•'loiit:Oples, 1. year, • •' '8 00' hind flvtgiftt.-""
Ten Copies; :I year t • 00 and 10 ,
Twenty-one CoPlSte,.ormictinura..3o .00 Rs, • , •
• The articles to be. dlistribittaare comprised-ill theBBB...
lowingllet.. • %AT./
2 Packages of Gold, aolltlthtlog . • $5 1 0 1 1,.
5 de. .• . d 0... •. . 200 AO; each.
3 0 . d o . clo. - • ••it10...: ;‘,.•.' 180 VO, each.
10.1'utent Lever 11.unl10gRamiliwatchhi i 40 0 004mich.
20 Gold Watchca, - • • •rt 75 00 each.
60 do.
.1.09 •,1 . do. .•; '''' ; • • ;• 40 .00 each.
800 Ladies' Gold Watebee,;__.• .-. ' .• • : 3COOlesell.
200 Silyexllinktit% Rae 4 , l 4T4,lctle „I L W 00 each.
5,00 si)e),i+ Watches • oorto - 52.3 00 each.
1000Gblif Guard, Yeat; and Fob Chains . . 810-to S3O lamb.
' Gold • LOckati. ltraoelets,,Broochei.T.ar'd Briest
Pin.sp 'Cuff Pine, Sleeve 'ltuttoUVlOntB; , Shirt stud s ,
Watch Keys; gold and' onset; thimblis,niwra ti•arietj of
other articles worth from 50 cents to $l5 each. • • •
Immediatelronitur tion money, the
subscriter's ntuneidll'bdlin niunbscription
bock; opposite a number, and the • dorreuptindingliltli
that number, will be forwarde4 to !his 'or leer address by
mail or °sprees, post paid. -.• •. •:: •••• .
OE All communications sbould'be addressed to
• '• ' • BECKET- A: COMPANY,
• 48' and 49 Month/ Billlolnp, New York.
Bperimou Copieesent tree: '• • ' • ' Feb. Dr.-13t.
1 , k,;
• u_L "1.,!
' RECTIVIRISTII.RA
FOR PILES; 'PEPTER, RINGWOR M
A ND for any ' Ertipticvn;ei•gaiforietion of The 'Skin,
ja...whethel,on the bead, face;minis or othir "Parte of
the body. Ohl ulcers, or'SokalP,,46l on_tb
bo e facie
pa& 'etiie d by thie itaftof the keel° 3fist ,
ka;
wbvidee,ei,fideh i py• thnt afar initliMetNianicrer
ate &intro remedy. •
•
Enterline,
Connvii# Mid Sharp stilnetal'.
Pdrithe benefit of the alllietiii44 ft•setficiftlichate
what•ft bleetringettnedleipeitnowkly. the name of "Bull's
eitim e & r ev., hew bee& tn'ino: barecterze.alllioted
with the Vcici„for eighty,efiremloo lg: o4 time tried
my own'retno,Hes, fis a -Octet-Mode. ,Patily others,
, but vithont'suedecui.- Having•tialika of Mr,' BON "Pile
RelfiedYi'Likied it ; and though-To:l*d but•one•halfbot
tle, I eau say that I ani..perfoolly cured. T also used it
N a ll.4l4e tiv)iitlfe l / 4 301 1 0 0
body.
• lese t t n Lye ,wooke, seilsappoareil i ava
thelligbicalutiffeflicrnagi OiVeSoulirktrietly adhered to
the direcAcktei,,e eat . • 1 11.1 . RLIN E.
Sold, Wbbriefaletfiff VSe,llOl, prtigiOst,!
Lebanon, Pa., sole agent for LOtninon-eennty.
nen2t, J
The Groceile*
A T the Centre Buildings of RAISER &
_AL find very cheap, and a full twortment.
Lebanon, Oct. 21. 1557.
AND RESTOILIND
GREY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR
THIS astonishing and atiequalled preparationlias nev
er failed to produce alrowth on Raid Deeds, whet:,
used according to the direction, and turn half back to its
original color, after having bec omel gray and reinstate it
in all its original health. lustre. softness and beauty.—:-
BeMtivearit once all scurf, damirultead unpleasant:itch: l
ing, scrofula : eruptions and feverish heat from the scalp,
It also prevents the hair from beComing unhealthy sad
falling off, and hence acts us a perfect
HAIR INVIGORATOR AND TONIC.
k gettaetniut of Boston Writes to his friend in New Beti
ford thnsc, -
To yout ' would reply, that when I first conc.
meneed =dug Puff. Wood's hair Reetonitivo, my hair ws.li
almost white, and bad been as for the last ten years and
it was very thin on the top of my bead, and ve,ry loose;
and pulled out freely; but I found that befo - re I lid used
all the second bottle, (which was =eight withil)ilir. had
was entirely changed to itsioriginil color, 'gift "Own;
and is now free from dandruff and quite moist. I
bad my hair. cut five or six times since the change, and
have never seen anything like white hair starting from
the roots; and it is now as thick as it ever was, and does
not come out at all. It has proved in my case all that I
could wish to ask.
July 1,1855. Tours, etc,
. .
[Frem the Dolton Herald.]
SOMETHING WORTH liwowtNc.—By using Prot, Handl
Hair Restorative, gray hair can be permanently restored
to its original color. The subjoinedcertificate from John
son & Stone, Gardiner, Maine, is bat one of the many in:
stances that are daily coming to our knowledge, of ite
wonderful effects. It is no longer problematical, but a
self-evident truth, as hundreds in our community can tea:
GARDINER, Maine, June 22, 185.5.
Dam SIR I-I harewsed" S,Fo bottles of Prof. Wood's Hair'
Restorative, and aul_frtly say it is the greatest - discovery:
of. the age' fee mitering and changing the hair. Before'
using it I was a matof Seventy. My hair has now attain:
edits origiivid.adoK You can recommend it to the world
without the least fear, as my awe was one of the worst
kind. - 'iours„ respectfully,
Prat. 0. J.-Woon. - - MATILRE. N. MURPHY:
l!Rooxfuuk, Xasa.,'Jannaryl2, 1855:
BEA Sritt , —lfaviug- made atrial of your Hair nestonc
tire4t.givermrpt(Ftsore-tstriv:-that-its effect has been
exeellent in retnoitiiiitii dandruff, and a eon
stantitebing tendency, with which io I
baVe been troubled
frout.bhildlioed * ; and lets also reetorea ibyhair which was
beconiins.grey, teats origlnar6lor. I Nape used no oth
er article with anythhig.fdie the ploanure and profit.
Yours; truly., J. IC BRAGG,
Prof. Wain. - paitor of theOrthedok Church, Brookfield.
[From theighasiurl riettocratj
Coon's lrma "Drs.--=Viliß admirable article is rapidly
impmvir% the h ur. NOaititii of a similar kind, now be
fore the puliffe;dujiMrthretter relintcirtob PS a restorative
Mad Ihiigotatiug hair topic.; Its peculiar chemical quali
ties have:. beneficial effect upon the growth and character
of the hair, givings silky-told-glossy texture to that which
was forigerl, of a coarse ftarctry mtbare. It hsw,alsoms
understand, atendenCy to preserve the youthful color aid
appeamilim of the hair. and destroying or counteractimg
the effects'of age. With such recommendations in its fa
vor, we bardlyperceive howany lady orgentlernan should
be without so valuable-an adjunct to their toilet.
Forts lit, in I:ebnnon. tllottroßD is , U tnetu KR'S Drui
store. Also, by all respectable Druggists. (dec.ll—am.
“Death to all*ermin!”
"CO S "
lint, Roach, Ace., Externaa
nator.
Put up in 20c_ ^ir ttic.:, and 41 Boxes. For the
Destruction of Nits, Mite, Ground or Field Mice, Moles,
Roaches, Croton Bugs; Ants, &e.
"CO.STAR'S"
Bed ling Exterminator.
rut up in 250:;.501., ite., and $1 per bottleo.
"COSTA,It'S"
Electric Powder.
. . . -
. Put up in 25c. and Dam. To ..listroy Meths. Itftl
Bugs, alusquitons, Ants, Than, Plant Insects, Vermin on
Fowls and Animals.
The above are now acknowlediFed the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REAIEDILS KNOWN!
4 Terms Cash
1W" Ne tsnoda te at on commiesiom
kV," Liberal wholealle Teruas made to Druggists and
Deniers iferywheres
ki"-“Custar's" Prieatc Circular to DraggiAs and
Dealers sent by ;nail, on application.
Sold Nvholcsato and Retail, at "Costar's" Principal De
pot. No. eSS Brondway, New Tork,nini by Druggists and
Dealers everywltoro.
IMPORTANT- iNFORMATION FOR THE
_ _
PEOPLE.
My Prep:oath:Ma arc certain Destruction to every spe
ctra of Vermin, Mid, w.herever known, arc hailed as the
most remarkable discoveries of the age. deaconess:relim
the demand:M . l)&l=l6'g immense. To meet this deisand
fairly, and.lpeec also, in a liberal spirit, those generous
persons-Oho 'mkt - want to tel their merits for thentaelves
and theierteiglibors—ln new places—in 'short; to place
them within the reach of everybody, every where--
haysi'arramHcit prices and premiurn_s that
hall - to meet the views of all:
L—.oo,lioctqpt of. matt Dolla r . I will forward by
(pcatjaid) a saftlefent_quanlity of the Rat. flesh,
&c., EStihaiiiihator lip.diat.dthi skies of vermin
II tlidlmay liilsbytirtePremilethe z • 7
iL — Uu t itectiO.p£,Two 1.-will! font:lnt
by Loll (ribebige._poillY:olltriCiflili'quanlity, Of both the
Rat, Roach, Le., Extennitintor and the Electric Powder.
. together with the premium of one year's subscription
to the :- United Stites Journal," the largest and bc.,c
eouducttsl monthly newspaper pithlished in Om LIS.
1.--0 n Itoceipt of Five
.Dollars, Will forward
..by et . .iik'rs .(1 - repairing" the ; r , ...,cir! . 11* charges) worth
of Itat- itone.b.'s, Extinmrinatcli, the goktric
der. an the Bug gxtertninniOr, (WS l atter b°lbc
a liquid, Moinotle rent Trilhe - Mail) and the additional
perrotrun. of _one "year - a aubeeription to.. the "United
Statitajtairtial."': • -
IV.—On 'the came terms
, w 11 1 .14 Made as rroutote DrieWste and Dealers.
• • See 'Costar's" Prim* tUebt&tr - to :Thi'mtglits and
Dealem. T-11‘.;.:"!
Ira— Address all letters to • 7 : - • "
_ .
• . COSTA InS ' PlllMlGlllejr.DsPerl—lt
_. a.
,_
~...' l+) 21 338..giewbsw3, Now York.
. Imi..To wtrerniotiamalif trtielilic
1. ATriterin.i phitW'Nand the cameotPostoilke, Conn
•. •
ty•ttml State ' • -' • • -
2. RegiMor your lotto; and it WM ipso at my rick.
3. New-York-dud Eastern•money *aired.
. ..... ._.
it
. . ._ SEE TITE .EOLLOWING: •
w. Bums Inatieft. 4ke
.ilitiii4lW-inft36c. ' ''7"- .
' -A late writer says that "the various species of vermin
.are multiplying at &fearful rate throughout the land.—
Their ravages have become amatter of serioun dreed."—
A Yostmaster in Illinois, writing. to "Costar's"
says, "The country is literally overrun with them ,,
mice, Ac.") - Another from the saute State, says. ...The
rate P efi ltivelY•klineitthe halter's - off, iii,g4orses while in•
the stable." An Ohio .xinvselvinilent remark,. ..They .
(the rats) are ei'erywhere—in the house, the blau, and'
under every, stump in the held." In the South it ie 11E4
worse. A late Order from the Navy Yard at Mobile was
-for. thirty. pounds of the Rat Exterminator aknie.
What the People sag: New Yost, April 12 ,18.•
; wear, Sir—'laving 0 great loony rata around ay, eta
late tint/ Shop,' thoughtl would try your Rat External
'baler, sild bought ono of your boxes, and fixed it accor
ding to ytottedirectiena - The next morning Ifound over
Otte bundled and fitly deed rata. Itake pleasure in say
ing that it will do more than yon nit y it wilt.' 'lltave al
-4611-IZIIt - cin - ritlitmers, and satisfied then, [hitif is the
•, ~ • . v
greatest thing of the age.; •
' '7I ' • , ..- -J. S.JINDERBILL, , Nd. 435 10th st,
,;, . • .„.... • Eays..lll.„ ann. 21st, 1357.
Dear,Sir.,—fly brether, J. W. Idceretn, P, M., pnreha e .
ed a bo a . of your Rot. Xxtertuinator, andlirund it to he
what you recommend it to bo, a perfect rat, destroyer.—
I hen:with inclose $5 ibr more of it. -•
Yitniis Sri 1 n 041311MILT.1: — McCREERY
!cm Teta * Dec. 17th, 1357.
Sir--,* * • All this annul:Kr I - have hien troubled ,
with reacJies and 'MiSe. I wasaletuallyOshamed of the
house, for, the Roviehei*ere eye_ryirluire;atid 'don't know
what le . /email ha t e - done, 'by this time. I purchased a
box of your lExternihuitor and tried it, and In one week
there was 110y1:Ebircli o_r_itiourie ipihe*ose.
• . ":303 01.11(GME0 ;No. 91 Elm et.
- '
Dear Sir—l li e
ie 1 100ttlert sus woms: 0., June 8,'87.
ruiedit•
to
' rased, Ac., Externir
enter) three nights.;And Was making a sad havoc among
, the nit tribe, ; -. youte p ,i e , - . 3, p. 115X3031.
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We knew% hysatus.l expr&nce, that "Costakh n preps
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rations Lar rats; roochea-bealbags, and insects genavelij•
ere eere PlUltret ik eitoirs. Wherever Cos
lat.'ff XV are .r* Pea need, thei have never
tail",! to'ierVisem . ail 'that is claimed' for them. Loose
keePais slicruld not Lail to try them.—N. Y. Atlas, '[fag 17.
' 4 l3ostai'e" rat., roach, Ae., Exterminator ban infallible
destroyer of - theso pestilent creatures. His bed bug Ex
terminator is valued beyond measure by every housewife
who hits had occasion to use it. So is his Electric Pow
dei,'Wlsiett la certain death to 31narpittoes, Moths, Flit!,
ratiP, and vermin of eVery sort.—lndianara - sAnlind.
WhattaDrtisigits say:.". -
. ,L.,y,.sl,oogso m , (Druggire' )New Lisbon, O.
minatore prove setiefectory."
70-4 7. li. 31cDossin, Druggiste) Now Brunswick, \.J.
. We tried the rat, roocb, 4:e,., Exterminator, and it an
swered& aentl Pernose."
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18.11. Ciug.VIXWIA.II, (Druggists) Bauer Dam, Wis. "It
(the rat,'rceich, Ac., Exterminator/ is Melly satisfaeto
mlo those who dare tried it."
Swaim Ifni., (Dryggist),Deir Creek Itiekaway Co., o.
, "Tbe rat, roadk`li4, taiirininirWr does all it is reono-
I :., mended:to do. !.
GOLLItattD EEILICUISHER., (DraggilLO Lebanon, Pa. ••Wer
.arti pleased to say that a. hi& Is sold glees satisfaction.
-Gs°• - Rosz, - ( l )tottglatlefadiogtott, "Ititbe eat, roach.
sz ic te_ntetTi n tot) -Sotto ,. like IvOt calm, giviog genre I
Saki- ' •. G Illihrt3l2.ll4:LXs2BtßGElt, Agents,
Feb.l7,'as—St. Lobl lON. Penn.(
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