:,i,n4 frintim,
%. - mok guNsoz_Tar—£l4.7 IM,I32IEOUIILLIV.I`Ciri3Cir)S2.
Neatly unit l'romptly Execurod,, at the
ADVERTISER OFFICE, LEBANON, PENN'A
Tars establishment is now-supplied with an extensive
assortment of JOB TYPE, which will be increased as the
patronage demands. It - can now .turn oat Ptuxvom, Of
every description, in a neat and expeditions manner—
nud an very reasonable Wow. Snell as
Pamphlets, Checks,
Business Cards, Handbills,
Circulars, Labels,
Bill Headings, Blanks,
Programmes, Bills of Fare,
Invitations, Tickets, &0., Oset.
The Maids of the establishment, and the public getter.
ally are respectfully solicited to send in their orders.
, A b-itANDBILLS Printed at an hours notice.
AZ-DUDS of all kinds, Common and:Judgment Mans,
School, Justices', Constables' and tatter BLANKS, PriALLed
correctly and neatly on the best paper. constantly kept
for sale at Ode office, at prices "to stilt the tlmesi"
Subscription price of the LEBANON ADVERTISER,
One Dollar and a Half a Year.
Address, Wst.'l4. BRESLIN, Lab11.110II; iSa
ISAAC HOFFER,
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER.
n i Vllo}l In Cumberland street, ()melte the Eagle Ho
y,/ td, Lrbano Pa. [Aprll2%
DARHJS J. SELTZER,
• . ATTORNEY AT LAW.
I,VI ICE in Cumberland street, nearly opposito Brua's
1 Hotel, Lebanon, l'a. [Aug. 26,'57.
LEVI AI El LY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
v 1 LL attuud Lis official bu.siness; also, all other
legal and proffisaional boldness entrusted to him
will he promptly attended to.
oFner.---ta oumberlaud street, second door east from
Market street, Lebanon, Pa. [July 22,'87.
LAFAYETTE BROWER,
GAS FITTER.
A 11/01NIXICI A. ;].:ELY'S Office, Walnut street, LOR
AL 11011 i Pa, A large null beautiful tonmtmentof FIX
TURES from the well-known establislitnent of Emistetit's
.t lion, always on band at Philadelphia prices,
sy 4 3- Ali work warranted to Oro satisfaction. All
orders will be faithfully exacutielou the most reasonable
terms. The boa of reference given [Sep. 16,'67.
P. G. W YK EL,
BRICKLAYER AND JOBBER,
.Union Dcpwit, Diurphiu County, .Fit.
lAM I'IMPAUF.D;nt all times, to put up MICK
"Wottic,ln tilt itb branches,and on the shortest 1 .!,
notice. Also, 'Unica' BtfILDEVOS, DOILERII, .;
WAtiA,,ltoStits; liftmen's, rind all work connect
.l.l with ale elUtt.ie 14 done. Arif - ,1 Gang of Slone Masons
w aytuready to put down foundat lons, and do stone work
of every description. [July 1,'37-4.
REMOVAL.,
A DAM ME has removed his RAT it CAP STORE,
AL to his New Brick Building, (opposite his lattreand,)
m Cumberland Street, midway between . 31nrketartrcet.,
and the Court !louse. lie ON tends cordlakinyhatlon to
nil his blonds, and the public, to giro hihriv:iall. in lilt
new toention. lie has Jost opened"ate , NEW#EicLODA
bought iu antleipetiou of bie Itprnovat and the Cbristmaa
Holidays. Lebanon, Dee.,30,1.857.
REMOVAL.
A f 110 AS. llttto Miss Wommenottp) would
respectfully inform the_ Ladies u tnon;
and surrounding country. that she has Remeecel,
her Millinery Eadablishnient lo,Sqedh side of C'uttakrtati
.111 . efe, Fifa raelliMatt. a few doOre'Emit of Pinegrove road.
whore she will continireAo KIikirENUTIIIVRTFS ' ob
Sir latest styles . anti furnish nil kinds of Tninnvinsiiiit•
able to the neftSoll. llonnote will olso'he feritrairetitly
and quickly. She raTectfully Invitee the,Littlitortogive
her a coll. [Lebanon, Arprit7 _
• ..
.Sisavisig, Iltre . im z and-,
Sha oupootaing galloon.
V131:1114111VIAN es IV It .1 LEY woulti„xespectfully .
form the public that they luyyge ittlattailat their
stabilshmeut to tqatlcet Street,' Wait 'abet lit•Johnitt.
• liark's itotel,. Lebanon, wherelt,will give them. phmsore
to wait on all who may favor noon with their patronage.
They have lout much experience is theebitsittess, and - wilt
spare no pains to give entire satisfaction to their custo
mers. They have matte every arrangement fur the per
fection of their Madness. They cordially invites call and
trial. ' Lebanon " 14atoli 1858.
New Barber Shop.
I Imito E W. DALY. MAnxY.T STUSZT;opposite the Leh
' kJ" anon Dank. would respectfully infante the.Oitizens of
Lebanon and vicinity, that he still continues his firstwiass
Shaving 4. Hair Dressing Saloon,
iad is prepared to an business in the neatest_ and best
style, and would Sol ! albttLglett hifd &With ;
Lebanon, Oct. 'IL . , ,
lienry W. 'Overman,
\TO. 14 (Old No. eyscslllTll,lllD Street, - bekneJlitrt:-
,1 rt, Ithilatiehthitt. '
LEAVIRER BEAZER:
Calf Skine, Moroccom, Linings. Bindings, - • •
-
11ND AND OAK SOLD Ste.
N. D.—Dough heather, bought, or taken In exchange.
March le5S.-Iy.
ice! Ice!
ontleroltrned have, this winter. lahil In one o f the
I must beautiful lota of BeItI . NUAVATHR ever
housed in this place, and will seive families every intern
ing throughout the apason. They will also furnish fee
at all bourn In eases'Or alek netts or death.
*'L For temp, apply to JIRINILA.Iif) S SIIOTT.
Lebanon, March
Beitry Bartniftills Brewery
LAGER BEER SALOON,' — '
TN Cutnbortatut &foot, wont or the Plaoklroad; LNG
non. Bohli'eltzer and Esmberger Chatte r . I.lolland
tarring, whnloonlo and Ronal. A largo rocart.'in
sectaid story In free for m r otings, socletloscdd,
Lo.anon t Doc,9,lBs7,
. .=
.
Leb n , ano Female Seminary.
rims Notritent", , ffEsszolr ,of the aLDIMNON
-)141.1•4,0,11415kter commenced on the cloy
it February, . 'Mathieie will give instruction
in Needle AT,oric,,. . ;
••• •
n. Principal,
MODESTO DECAMPS, Teatherof .I..lesie and French.
Lebanon Feb, 3,1.858.
New Stage 'Line
BetweeLlturamelstoint and Idicl4loovtn ,
(AN and after the If4ll inst., the sub- 011 ..,
scribers Will run a 'Daily Stage Line
between I tumMelsterwif and Middletown;
connecting with the clue on' the Lebanon Valley Itailioad
on ttigkrrival and departure .hf the same at ilummeln
town. They arid keep n LIV.DItY S'CADUE atMldtile
town for tit° twhommoron of the pulpit?. ' Dotal hortie2
and alt kinds of ketlVe
-
November 2 1.814. ritarine'V COBBlllti. •
lirish:ll 7 italliey... . .-
,
LI E, ,botintlON WititilUST, And N. V. RUM, of a
m 5 two riot. ; q nal i ty, Pot roceired And for auto at
. 'II.EIGAnT'S Wine and Liquor Store.
Lebanon, Dec. 30 ,186 7. .
A,lnbrptypefi. . •
r you *mut AwjaatathriPt Igateittnint be beat;eull nn
pt ~ .}J KI IJI, In Auem Melee Neat In.Clun
berland otreot, Lebanon, Pe. (Jatta(6lB6B.A.
~_
fi
~. Garden Seed& ' .„,,
7' , - •
GARDEN' SEEDS I Warranted Frady _
hot
roaolred.by.
GUILFORD A. LEMBEIMER,
non, rieb. 10,14. Drumisto.
--.—._.._.
.
TMPORTANi I.NYONNIATION, trbleb meh,
1 suffering lit families may be avol ed. sent to marl
clod men and thole contomplatinonarriage...
..AdOrem enclosing Ibur stamps, DRAD
DIS:CONDE, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dee..16,14.--6m.
/1.1/./uftolt:of ror,lnership.
14.11.1rirtteferikrp herete . foriPexlettng betViiein gAM . L.
Ep. , 41 ,30 ~:r„ .#. trallp t iv att., qvilly. ‘cf,f4
4 ge, etti Aft connit Pa., a , itUNlNadivaillz the. .
..
d a p , A , Narch,.lllbB, by mutual corsiectitirm SNYDER,
Ideielkalt *BC.* E. E. KINZER.
..- . .
.. F 4, "Iverson._
A BOUT '14)1781Z PHILADELPIIIAI—TIVE.
JC L
th e . w WITH rr nary L, almlar street. bo- !•.
low filth' woo. Every Rttontion given, with "6 ~1 1
ileanyto.please,, Dohaut!fo sl,pzu DM. . 1 . .
July 22;'67-Iy. . lt. 3r. HOPKINS,Pretvw
•• •
•
?LTS Allen's and other Revolvers, #llglo.and.diatde
barrel Pistols, rine Pocket. Karl% Port .Stannios,
wees In great variety and sod at the lowest 434 A
nrazonstigx * 4 -
Cheap Jewelry and Faoc3s Store.;
15, 1867
•> • Call and' See r.
reArtPxat. Carpets! On Cloths! Onßhatha rTholiet °l
Batiltets VCarpst Chain! Carpet t. 86d koathers:
Bed Bsedtterel Corn Brooms! Corn Broomst Band Ba.
an d a...,10j4ety. of other Goods, received and dallystommg
by . A Co.'s Express, which win be sold Shln t & by
Leo, Piot :28,'58. ,
.. .. ... __
—Notice to Creditors.
A LIAPMESONS indebted to the firm of SHIRK* TICE,
int . or to p o ilyiejEL U. /MIRK, ear] , Boek.st.Ogoleni,
or otbenrieO, aro swquestpro makey payment' folinta
lt, Boca Irian, Nes.,at Ms Moo, in Lebanon,and nava cgete.
'' ' • LEVI KLINE,
. . ...
AMOS It. BOTIGHTEIt, '
tebanr, Oct. 7,,' „ 1i7: ; Attorneys Mr ere/ilk:lm
c Lo4WIROI . 'o767:T.Olitrq I CLO TL r ilia !
.
Clothing iiiii:the ''pillion. •
r 1 1 11 EL ANGEST,tioet eager ted ottodc ofitssuly-ibiideClotb -
I Ing ereetrxhlbited in Gebsinon, winciustononed at the
Mead -Quarles for Good OW Olio . Clikaing 1.
In Comborland street- opposlte the Court 'louse.
RritSrlirreiN k Illtinergn . take tbo Rodin selling clump;
they can't be beat.
Wo Wylie our flumeroni Customers and the public In
general, to Gall and examine our new stock oVFALL and
iVINTEIt C1A7171140, agiigAting Lt4.Aynlia of Over.
oce94 . Blothied FroottlMati igfricaer
And %Wows Coats, Wye' Coa ts, Vcs..litl 741 1 1 ,
ass, em stook at new etype c.Clhncy at nikpan ( l4.
-, vet , plUsb and aattn,Veite ill ndeiple rig; encbah sl
, merino aline and draffMee , • heal,' an)tlittand wool
,dmvere,Cietenan knit Jackotel,cril isti alttoDA o . 6 l. M._ti,f'
fai l :comforte noclittes, stiep#nde ''ol viiralitMand" o ""
/4111
d, ':
. _ ti nd, oaiie, Trunke, VaNijergild Igk et /916 0
all tetvo old st Jai) foxiest 1141 1 ;;; ^ '
Oct. i ' 7, 's7': Atterti:44l,lsXo.-
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vtarue
VOL. 9---NO. 44.
Great Crowds--Low Prices.
ONE morning , last week, as a friend and myself, were
leisurely walking out Market street, and on arriving
near the corner of Guillbrd street, our , attention was at
tracted to a large crowd of Ladies—and ['early all of
whom were provided with large market baskets, and
others with satcltels.hanging to their arms, and . were evi
dently intent upon the same object. Upon inquiry we
found' that in the Mansion' Ilouse, on the corner of OrtilL
ford and Market streeta, is located the extensive Dry
Goode, Grocery, 'Quecilewaro Store of our polite and
affable friends, FUNCK & BRO., who have just opened a
large stooleof4W %oder and that the great crowd: of La-
dies were their,revlarcustomers, who may be seen daily
at their counters, parchaNing their gob& All we saw
wore evidentlj ., . satisfied With their purchases ; were loud
in the praises of the excellent quality of their stock; 'and
all were of the tinariiiiione . Opinien that PUNCH &GIRO.
sell the best lituifities i at lower. prices, than any of their
competitors. So our.adOce.W6iddle to you, one and all,
both groat and small, to give_Futtes &13ao. a call, and they
will surely try to ifiease you.'• PEDESTRIAN.
North Lebanon, Oct. 21, 1857.
. BOWMAN, lIA.UEB, * ,.b "CAPP'S
L UsIFI BER
This:Wtiy,'if you Want Cheap Lumbei.
THE undersigned have lately formed a partner
ship fOr the purpose of engaging in the Lum
ber Business, on a new plan, would respectfully inform,
the public at large, that their place of business is Wimp'
BoWsuctes Old Lumber Yard, in East Lebanon, fronting
on Chestnut street, one square Item the Evangelical
church. They have enlarged the Yard and filled It With
a new. and excellent assortment of all kinds of Lumber,
such„ aullturtos, PLANKS, JOISTS,
LATII3 2 SHINDLES, AND Seastrit.lc,
of all lengths and thicknesses. In short, they keep con
stantly on hand, a full and well-seasoned assortment of
all kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS. Persons in want
of anything in their line are invited to . eall, examine their
stock, and learn their prices.
Thankful for past favors, they lief)O, that "by attention
to business and moderate prices, to merit a continuance
"
of public patronage.
BOWMAN, naulat &• on PP.
Lebanon, April 8, 1858.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
111ILADELPIIIA. •
Inaportatit Atimounceitientl
rro all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, suctidts
Spermatordwea, Be mi n Weak ness,lmpote nee,Ooner
threa,G I eat, Syph s, the Tice of Onanismior Self-Atiuseote.
The 'Howard Association, in view of the awful destruc
tion of human life t caused by Sextuitiliseasesand the de
ceptions practised upon the unfortunate ii'cagof nub,
diseases by Quacks, bare directed their consulting Sur
geon, as a Charitable Act - worthy of 'their' name, to give
Medical. Advice Gratis, to all 'periolitllitts afflicted, who
apply b 7 letter, with a description of their thinlition, (age,
occupation,-habits of life, Sc..) and in 'crises' of extreme
poverty and Suffering, to furnish itrecticines free Of charge.
The Iltrward association is a benevolent Institution, es
tablished by special endowment, for the relief of the" sick
afiddistressed, afflicted with "Virulent andTpitlemic Dis
eases." It has now a surplis of Means, wlifeh the Direc
tors have voted to expend in advertising the above notice.
It LA nOodless to add that the Association commands the
highest' Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment. I i ~
Just Published, by the Association, a *port on SM‘i .
matorrhma, or Seminal Weaknesvtlarvice of
,Onaniare,
Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other diseases of Sex
dni by the consulting Stirevisti,whioli Will be sent
by mail, (in a sealed envelope,) free of ckargu, on the re
ceipt of two stumps for postage. • • • -
Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consitlting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No, 2 South Ninth: Street, Philidel
phia,-Pa. By order of the Directors. - -
- • - 'EZRA D. MARTWELL, Preet.
•
GI o: FAIT:CHILD, &Cry.
, R. SMITIC
SMITH BROTIikR,
Law.; Loan and Land Office,
Bellevue Oily. icebraska—Terrilory.
LiPECIAL AE TTNTION "tome urination of
0 Titles to Real .Ettitte; Searching fram
ing AbstritetsoDeetift. Iforids tfinfritortggiTs:
Losss,efteleri fur Eastern Capittiliats at Western Rates
of on 'Mortgages or other ,Iteal Naafis securities.
Taxes paid in any tmunty in .the,Teirittiry And West
ern Town.
Our COMMIRSIOIIB for truyinitf? d selljng Roof 'Estate,
negotintEng or collecting Loans, per dent, .
Land Warrants bought and sold. . • - i•
Also special attention given to theitielection and entry
Lands for Settlers or 'Eastern capital:lets. either With
Land Warrants or Money in Nebraska or, Western lowa.
We charge Ten Dollars per One Mildred and Sixty
Acres, and make reasonable deductions when entering
large quantities. When Limit Warranteare sent, Two
and a half per cent per acre, the 'Land - office - fee ($4,00)
must accompany the locating fee. •Aiso the same per
centage•ffir selling Warrants. • •••- -
When - Warrants are sent, the Nos. fit Warrants, date,
to whom issued and assigned, should be copied awl re.
tained lo guard against loss - in - flails. '
Remittances to us can - be niade in Draftson any of the
Eastern cities.
We will enter Land with Warrants or Cash, buy im
proved or Unimproved kind or Town Property, or nego
tiate Loans on Real Estate liecurity, - all in the name of
the person furnishing the funds, pay all fees, taxes and
commissions, forUne-third of the gross profits accruing
from the sale of the' property or collection of the Loans
—all expenses to come out of our third of the profits:,;,,
We will also eater Land, hay Property, effect Letitia;
..te.; ea above stated, guaranteeing, to the parties their
capital with Ten per cent. MOM. per 11111111.111, and an
equal division of ihe profits, ivitlionenny further Charge
or expense to them. Our arrangements are such that
we can miter Lands the offices in the Territory am
Western lowa. A Competent Surveyor alwuys in r&tdi
ness to find and select choice Lands, Coal Fields, Rock
Quarries, 31111 Mc% Stirlen" Trnets,
Tho• Land others in Western lawn baring been Owed
fur the two years last papt, aro open new forprivato entry.
Within the' nekt twelve , months there will lie offered
for sale in Nebnudin, one and a half million Acres of
Land, comprisitig the best portion of the Territory, ex
tending along the Missouri Inver, from the Southern
boundary to the mouth of The L-eau-rpti.eourt ltiver.
lye solicit Eastern - L.4MM for investment.
• lnvestritents properly - made . in Western Lands, Town.
Lots and 31Ortgegenrii - noti paying from Twenty-five
to Four-hundred per, cent.
]hung of the first pioneers of this vast and growing
Country, and Intimatelyuttegnainted with nearly every
portiontoffNebtfin` kff ant Town, 'ire feel confident, tiat
we 'spill in Wel?) ientlar satisfaction in all henesS en
.
truste44o -
LetterS en4fitry - promilidy answered free of ilharge. ,
ittnitszicEs:--lion; Wm. A. Richardson; Dor. of We:.
braska; ttdtt.lei Ferguson, Del. to Congress, Nebraska;
Denton and Town, Bankein, Council Bluff l. Iowa; G,Cf).
Ofedir, DatikfituXedar Rapids, Iowa; Bank of Elgiu;
Illinols;-liene„linnes -11 : Campbell, Pottsville, ra:;,lfort.
Adapt Orittlnizer anti JaCob Smith, Esq., Inhation;'Pa.
Wieh 3,1865.i-41*i
Dr.. ftlorge?s - . 1 titan ,loot Pills •
DuAkuirni.i.,..,.rgonse's /ADIAN 11004 PILIA
' 1111,13 s ut . thei'greaAt'l of his life in treviding,
having visited *mope,.tdal., .. Africa, mr well ns North
Amerkao-Lliiiisiiiiit three MR among the Indians of our
Western Country—itwertin this way that the Indian Reed
Pills ;were firat dlicovercd.:• Dr. Horse was the first man
to establish - the fent•tiont dil diseases arise from Impurity
of the Blood -that outstrength,*health and life depended
upon the.vital fluid.; ' ..- - . ..
When .00 varions , passegee bteocrie clogged. an d do not
act in perfect harmony with the different funetions of the
body, the.blooillooett Reaction, becomee thick, corrupted
and diseased . ; thris causing all pains, sicknees and distress
of every name; our strength is exhausted, our health we
dte•doptivectof„-extd.if nature is•not waisted in throwink
oil tlte stagnant humoty;dhcr.blood will become choked
and cease to rict,tand thdtbur light of life will forever be
blown out. ."-IlOW.lin porta n t then' that we should keep the
varkitis pluisiigeing„lhe bolllre% end
E'm r u r
open. And how
UW •:17°1Pc7.w.ijtl
rrIeVk.c1,%3,7,n' u l
l " t ihirpits a k a r ests +I
th ino s elinin Nature rden. for the i Rh
and rellyeryfislir Ckgy , of •thirel i t l a front
whl 0
sty
Atplort, lt oerut
the r et. s ,- nide*" n.t row ig. p out
mil. ii6r WV Of the's° fitttiqn Within. The Behead tin i
plane *frith is 4441txpeeternittpth'at °Pena rind unclogs
the passage to the lungs, end thus; la antOothing 'minter,
performe Its duty by ;throvelm,;•.otT pflegra, and other hit ,i
niers freed the lungs by copient'apittide . The third is; a 1
Dirtretief which gives erutoand double strength to the kid-'
nays; thus ettedurpOtd; they; dredv;ltirge neiounteaf lin- I
purityofionittliii blood, ;Alia A theethr l ower Out bounti- 1
tally by the urltutry or waterlatßage, and which could i
not have beendlicharged in any other inty,•:.The fonrth
lea Cathartic; ardLaceompanirdi the sthdr. Pteputiee bf
the Pills while enmeil•in d ual.fylmtho bl 004; the:Omit ,
ear particles of impurity whAli.eannel pen by the other 1
outlets, are thus taken op andebp,veyell off in great quan- ;
r .. ;
titles by the bowels: ' ' '.' "I ' ' ' -
y Eficetlif,ckboVq, itis shoivn •thititi pr. Nforee's Indian 1
ffoot WA. pnt' orgy enter the\itlpipacli, . byt Utnt'lrfo, uni" •
red withAlte'blbtod; tacithey; •flnd onW.folarery part, triad
ririgittet,''ildi'?;heVeßouf4tlciirtilry'Vrlt Its'
_ fr° b " l ‘ o:d ll , l a
cm ne6 Pqrteotli'healthy; boniteq'Aciffy ill/4 0 . 1 4 1 * ;tad •
pain is driven from .the systool, for they cannot remain ;
Whist thit Hedy bdeoi6es 'do pßeli Aftd clear.
The reoste.whydleople are soNelreesodAfbieysitic Ind
olti no many die, to because ..they ~dti let get a wil e de
aththAvilitylnes ;to the ateleted parti;And which will open
the natural pastimes for the dismal, to be erehoutrheriee,
a large quantity 'of food and' other idatter is Ridged:And
tbitlatotitoth;andltiteatlnes ore liteptiltoverflowing with
tfie corrupting t mear r thus undergo/9B -disagrewhich
1 K44. ? for?
mentatkm', , constantly mikifig
with the bro
gurfir the corrupted matter threimh eter os,
•l
vein and arte
ry,• until life in taken fnim the body by disease.. Dr.
Riede's PILLS have lidded to theVeliff tiit9r4 llos , n
victorp;sby . osfetoring 'pinions offiti Nell rt4fl I:Adorning
heelth and happirieSs. Yea, thousands who have been
rt.% tonne n ted -with . , sielyn essi pie.p.l an g uilh,
afeeble tread; !nee lam tobroiffeu b the burn
rite of •reging fever and whohave bosh brought
as it were, withiu a .step of ' the 'afloat graver Utovllta lla
ready to testify that they would have boen nniebesed
with the dead, hed•lt Rat .bistai.ftir thiegreit lad * OIIII P I
ful medicine, Morales Indian Roamer : *Retorter/ l*e,
doses had beeft tiken.;; they' werelabselutely astonished.
In witnessing their charming' effeatte. vhi•ot only do,00•7
give immediate ease and etrength, awl Who Awity talk*
nees. pain and anguish, but they at once go to weak at
the foundation of the disease, which lathe blood. -Them
fore, It will be shown, especially by. those who use thaw
rim, that they will se elentuse and parity, that diase
that deadly enemy—will takd Its flight, and, the flufdibf
youth and beauty willagain return, and the prpfPett of
a long and happy life will cherish and brighten yourdtlts
,CAffilleware of a counterfeit signed A. B. Moore.
!Agent:line have the name of A. J. War= & Co- on each
b".,' Are $49 ikruKtire or,‘plerybijs/#l4l : l__. 4 . there
Are. spur olio., A. 3. PrItITE:d - COI, sVii olo.ft,
• 50 Loonatit StreecTieki! ork_ir
;''•D#! fdoree's Indian Root Piligara Bold by ill`doilkf tr 1 , 41
IdediAlcita:':/igopti wanted lit u itiverjr lovnt';'vilinge 1 144
hamlet Of the land. Parties ilealrinethe: tom VA___Pu;
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LEBANON, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1858.
elpirt Unity.
THE YM=LIiVER'S
EIT J. W.' SWEET
As thin is a; hatchet I've grown,
And poor as Job's turkey, by golly!
I stand like a 'sea' recrovicalOne--
Bad victim of Love's melanCholy.
I feel most confoundedly blue,
Life's rose is turned into thistle,
)Zy sweet-heart bos turned out untrue,
And socked me as sick as a whistle.
Though livo'y and keon as a rat,
And playful as any yeung kitten,
She has grd, the sharp claws of a eat, •
And has showed them to me thro' the mitten
Of our village girls she is the
As plump as 'a pairidge 'aim grows,—
yer lips for two parries would sell,—
,', Her elle4s rad as a rose.
Like two bran new dollars her eyes,—
Iler figure neater than wax;
In beauty with Venus she riser-
Her hair It is finer than flax I
I courted her day after day,
Expecting a 'wedding to folkur;
Alas for my love thrown away,
Her heart, like a pumpkin, 'wail hollow I
As thin as a batellet I've grown,
And poor as Job's turkey, by gollyl
I stand like a scarecrow,
'A:iietini to Lerre's"melanelieliri-
4115erliantoto.
TAKING HIM AT HIS WORD.
"As near as I can remember, it was fifteen
years, ego.this last winter thit atteeded a danc
ing school in Detroit, with a yOung lady then re
siding in the city. I had made up my mind some
years ago that I would never get married, :bat it
was.suclust.pleasatrt.busiikesh.4 conlanok: find it
in by heart to let the girl alone, so, I paid, her
tuition fee, iiidlitteidea - the'class is her company
every night. About the middle of the term, sev
eral of the young people, ourselves included, were
talking in the Withrow on the subject of matri
mony, abLI, of course, become interested. as wdll
as the others. On going home that evening I
told my companion that I bad determined to get
married in the spring, and asked her ads ice in
making a selection for a wife. • She made no re
ply for a-moment, and I told her if she didn't
know anybody better fitted for me, I would like
to have her think the matter over, u.nd tell me by
the last of the sehool What she thought of. mar:.
ring me'herself. I was joking all the time, you
mast understand, and no more thought of
marrying her than I have now of marrying
Queen Victoria. She promised to think of it,
however, and I returned to My-. boarding-house,
and gave the subject no further thought until
some weeks later—and as luck would have it, on
the last evening of the School, the Fubjeet was
again brought up in the conversation, just as we
preparing to return to our home, for the night.--
After-"tearing the hall,we talked and chatted of
rdiffereit t matters,anded.different , subjects, till we
readied her residence. It Was late•aud,l,did net
enter the hetise though she. strongly urged - me to
do so. I badrb id "her geed'iftli and tun
ing away, .whenl haPpened to recollect
tad:made Wife; .and
"Helen you premised to let me know tonight
'whether you would marry me this spring. Have
you, made up your mid ?"
'"Yes," said she, "I have been thinking about
it, but I guess that lam a.little too „young. jf
it Wasn't for that I *mild have no objectiomth
„good'tlight,' then," Said I. "I didn't
expect you would do it—bat I'm henna to' marry
some one, and this spring too?'
Before leaving.her, I engaged ,to s can the fol
lowing evening. That nigh t I slept soundly, end
the next ttiOhing had " forguttml all :theist 14
night's adventure. During the day I received an
invitation to aitendaball to be held that evening,
a few miles out of the city, and unlade arrange
ments 'accordingly. ToWardS dusk 1 remeMber
-44 myottgreeinent to see Helen, and I ttiouiht
that-I i:mild run (Wet a.. Moment, and afterwards
have time tD attend the ball:
Arrival at the house, I met the lady: in the
doorway, and I thought for san instant that she
was "rigged up"' iu extra. style, which I was, it a
loss to account for, thought T believe I coneled
ed that slip; tad company, and I was therefore
anxious not to be detained long'." Helettweleom
ed. ,1.110 into ,the pai•lor With:a ,sweet,imile,..and
took her seat beside 'ute.otr the sofa, was, ex
pecting,every moment to .see some stranger enter
the - room; and Ihad not yet'become satisfied that
- we were alone, Whee . she saitl 7 -- : •
• !.'Henry, I have made up my mind to marry
•
you . • .•'
. -Had athunder-elap struck me I could not have
been moresurpriscd; and after an instant of hesi
tation I st..lmt,nered..cutt,,-
"What did:Yon say!"
1 1 have concluded to marry You!"
"0-oh, you have ! Well, :1* suppose it's Ali light;
isitcn shall the event take place ?" •
"I thought,.if It would suit you, that you might
drivo. oround next Sunday, and we will go to
mother's at Dearborn, and be married thorn !".
"Well," said I, "11l see if I can,'! and us soon
as possible I took my leave.
I didn't go to tho ball that night—l forgot all
tabout it and sat orer the stove till morning,
thipk
log of what a scrape I got myself , into. I ivon
forgot to kook khe
e, Ding , and alimst froze in .
TttIVTVI4 Obegan to ReP•ibAtthe
n ha made-um y allatallkiatikwould
do. .41,w ouldlffter "IA telfritslealtogffe must
ho married ionmediately, or not at all; and if she
agreed. to that,:rsaw" aieLo ther Way - but tosubm it
to any fate.
AVhen• I entered the gate, leading up •to bar
honiie, I heard her singing a lively song, and my
conscience almost smote me for deceit ing the poor
girl as I haul ; Ant,' sumnionod up courage to
ring the bell, and minas up my collar and throw
ing my head bauk, I aniidaisly awaited an answer
to my sainmons: She soon, came to the door, and
I Ns/tannin shown into,the parlor as before..
"fielen,V.A.cpmn2enciid, "1—"
""I.L-I—lTo'must be married lo•day,
don't think.tbat I shall be able to la) married . at
all!"
"Well, just as you please, Henry, you may
drive around about twelve o'clock and I will be
.ready." . • •
I gus4 uP! I drove up with'my ,carrifts:,mpa
before night we wom married. And that wife
b 118 been worth $lOO,OOO to me !--Dctroit A dver-
..p4V *or F!wx Gov. Wiegi.t(tovernor Who
iota
,
jiiiilot•Curtani the. Adireoeste-in 1798:--
irgoaniyWit tioqpkev,
via tree when i . steirity was terra? tite riqloOd
`5.11,40 re) .u".
0 iil4 4.o•:oonr4VlAtir i .
fe*:parttert
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TREATMENT OF SAILORS.
How the sailor is sometimes treated, may be
learned from the followingextract from Rev. Mr.
Taylor'S "Se'ved Yeats' Prinching in San Fran
cisco." This book gives some giaphie descrip
tions of the wrongs perpetrated on sailors :
When the sail , ,r's bill at the boarding-housp
runs up to cover the "advances," the landlord says
to him Jack, you must ship:"
"I won't do it," says Jack.
"You shall do it; you owo um a bundfdd . " dol
lars, and you must either pay me to-day or go to
sea in the ship Ch.a Mugs."
"0, I don't want to go to Ow yet," says Jack.
"0, well never mind," sayathe landlord, "ad
ore a eleverfellew, and you linty stay at my house
as long as you please, and r ky me when you get
ready.': Come, let's take a drink."
Jack, very glad to be on such good terms' with
the landlord, walks up to the bar, and drinks'io
•':thesit'ealth of his master, toksitinutes he is - as
insensible as a log. When he recovers from his
misterious sleep, ho is oat of sight of land. He
is awakened by the stern command
"Wake up here, and-go to work."
The poor fellow, rubbing his "eyes, inquires,
"What ship this? Whither bound ?" -
"To Hong Kong."
"How did I get here?"
"Why, you shipped, sir," says the master.
"I never - shipped in this ship."
"Yes you did, sir, and yen must go to work
without any more grumbling," replies the cap;
tain, sternly..:“..
"I want to see the articles,” says the sailor.
"Well, sir, heretheYlin, What is yourname?T i
"My name is John Waters."
"There it is, written on the articles in two pla .
ces, onco by„,,theib ipping master." . ..
"I never 'signed thostrartieles," replied John.
"No,".replieethe master, "you were too drank
to write your name, but there's your mark."
John puts his hand to his head and Studies a
moment; and says: "I want my 'advance before I
go ttt workp bow-much. was I to get ?"
• • ‘;ono . hundintl'and - twenty-five - dollars, for the
runipaid in advanced," replies the captain, "and
berets yolfrittorount.from shipping office--+,,yeur bill
with the boarding-master took 'one' hundred dol
lars, leaving me twenty-five, which be banded me
to give you when' you get sober."
John takes the twenty-five dollars and .goes to
work. But you ask, "what did the land-shark
give to the sailor, to take away his senses so sud
denly ?"
It was composed of whiskey, brandy, gin, rum
.and opium, which if a man drinks, he sinks into
the Lethean stream for aldozen hours. '
But the kidnappers practice not alotto on sea
fahn. Item 4 . n. ease . - from- the same volume.
A landlord, hkeking a Man to . mako up a oxen;,
met a German glakier on Long Wharf with a pack
of glass on his back and said to him, "Hie, ray
good fellow, don't you want a job ?" • -
"Yes, sir."
"I want you," said the shark, "to'piit some
glass in the stern of that ship," pointing to a ship
in the stream. "Jump into my boat here and I'll
take von on board."
So off they went. As, the German satin the
stern of the boat, much pleased with the 'prospect
of a good job, the ahark said to him, you
hi* a. cigar, sir '1!"
"Yes
• •
So the glazier sat and puffed 'away as he used
to do in his Faderland, but before theyreaehed
the ship he tumbled over in the bottom , 4'46'
boat. The shark threw his pack of glass into the
bay, and running alongside, hailed--"On deck
there! lower away and haul up this man!' A rope
was lashed around him and he was hauled tip.—
The shark ran into the' captain's 'office,: saYing,
"Captain, I've got a first rate Zeiler here; he'g'
;Tittle boozy to.day, but he'll be all right to-mor
lowfl and got his • adyance. The 'pilot: Gorman
waked 'hp at sea, with Oa - tiger job than he,hitd
engaged for, lend worst ; of the litaine'ii; he M i ne t
not only work for nothing but be kleked and miff
ed throughout theu , rhole ioYage for having the
presumption to impose himself as an able sea Man
' when he knew nothing about the business. The
; cigar Was drugged.
:On one occasion a shoeinaker step - pea to ,the
bar to taken drink andiraked . nii the newt day at
eon, nd did not fiat baok to:hi; husinc . ;.; for nine
mon thE. . _
THEPgc - 1,11 . 1 1 33000 K.
SegICH. Frnsr.—A -young Gint• is diseeverbd
surrounded by his friends, : wiio jesting .with
him regarding hiS attentions `to a .cortain'ionng
Young Gent.—" Boys.
„tottlycht hOiv,
you see I care
.. nothing.foi. the girl—it is the old
in an's,pbeket'book I eni after." • ,
Chorus of friends—:‘'lia t hi!"
Scedxn ,SCKNE.—A
Young )atly foatc4..x9r2s a iroxr . taff „ ils _
prirt; hesitates milt IMMO', and then'ile*ly re-
mlrks :
"Miss —,excuse me, but you . muct be weiti r ie
Oat InY•frequant, my attentions, cannt?t,
have been without an object!'
Young lady—"Ah yes, so I've-heard, and/
;bat/ bb only too happy to grant what you
,dei-
sire."
(Takes from the table a paper parcel ? and un,-
folda it, displays a large old fashioned and empty
morocco pocket book.)
"This, I have been informed,, is that object.
Permit me to `Pria'selit4 ; , and to eoligiiitulate you
thar . you will in future have no further occasion
to renew these visits and attentions."
1 . 1 TIM° AND LAST SCENS.—Young Gent swoons
and dienppears.
VALUE• U' •TIME. •
'When the Roinan Eutaeror. said, "I have lost a
day," be uttertidwaaddtir truth than if he htiecx
claimed; “.T., have lost: a kingdom." Napoleon
that the . repa i d!! why he beat the Austrians
was, that theystia IRA lemur the value of five min
utes. At the ceithrt4ell Ipxttio.of Riroli, the eiE - on.
diet seemed en. the
- point ofiteing decided , against
him. Ile saw the critical attqe of affairs, &nein
istsattly took his resolution. lie dispatched a flag
to thinitworianthead-guartors,with proposals for
an armistice. The unwary Au'striOns fell into the
.soare..;? l For alew minutes the thunders of battle
were. hiialied. Napoleon seized the.precious mo
ments, au4, while amusing the enemy with monk
negotiations, re-arrao get' his line of battle, a:4.ns
ed his front, and in a few minutes Was ready to
renounce the force of diseussion for the stern ar
bitrament of arms- Ibis splendid victory of Rl
iol,lW4,;the. resUlt.' Slho ireat. moral..victories
and deems of the world often turd in:five min
. • • .•
utsa:,Atlies come, the not seizing of which is
ruin. Men may loiter, but time flies on the wings
of the rIn(~ sad'all the greakinterestiof life:are
speeding' on with that sure and silent tread' of
• jet It is a eilOisisiiiiiiinka4reed,op one's
finger for the Seim of remembering anything.—
This is a very iiitleielit-plialee4 for we read,
‘t !.
__llF,Ufla
sig4ICIA
ppObirlallandlli liDd Cher sbau.beav
am-) OS: 01
froNkiliA*TPt. e .l "" ,vandal
Where will you find an address that gives
better representation of thwevila ofintemperanee
than the following; . , -
"IntepYyrinee cuts down youth in its vigor,
manhood in its strength, and: ge bilis - Weakness,
It breaks the' dither's heart;tliftfiN4s tho dusting
mother; extinguiShiiiiiatitral affection, erases-con
jegal but' filial attachment, blights tho
parental hope, and liiinginteM mourning age in
sorrow to.the grave. ' It prochicea - weakiteSs;.not
strength, sicknes4' riot.' heal th, death, -n ot life. It
makes wives: widows, children' orphans,'fathers
fiends, and all of thde naktPers and beggar`s:l'lt
feeds rheumittitin, nurses gout, invites Cholera,
welcomes epidemic,. imports pestilenee,..an.d. em
braces consumption.. -.Adorers theland with idle..
ness, poverty, disease and crime. It filleourjails,
supplies our almshouses, and crowds our asylums.
It engenders controversiesk fosters quarrels, and
eherishes riots. It crowds our i peniferithiries, : and
furnishes the victims, for your scaffolds. It is the
life blood of the gambler, the ailment of the coun
terfeiter, the prop of the highwayman and the
support of the midnight incendiary.. It.eounte
fiances the liar, respeets E the:thtuf, apdesteems the
blasphemer. It defames bcnivolence,lhates love,
scorns virtue, slanders innocence. It incites the
father to butcher his helpless offspring, helps the
husband to massacre his Mid aids the child
to grind the paricidal axe. It burns up man and
consumes woman, detests' life, and curses God,
.
and dispises heaVeii. , It bribes witnesses, nurses
perjury, defiles the jury box, and stains the ju r
(ticket ermine. It bribes rotes, disqualifies vet
tera,= corrupts electiOns,"pollutes etie 'institutions,
and endangers our Government. It - degrades 04
citizen, dishonors the statesman, disarms the `pa
triot - It brings shame, ',not honor; terror, not
safety; deipair, not hope; misery; not happiness?
And with the malevolence of ttffend,' it calmly
surveys its 'frightful `del'ellitions, and insatiated
with havoc, it poisons felicity, kills.peitAiiiini's
morals,'blights confidence, 'slays repifiiition,'ind
wipes out national' honor; then Mime the 'World
and laughs at 'Milan;
There, it does all that and mere. liiiititnitts
g souk. 'lt is the Sum orall villnnies; the curse
of.cours'es f the devil's best friend.
THE SUN'S DISTANCE FROM
THE EARTH.
Astronomical science ,dertionstrittes that the
distance of the sun from the earth must be at least
equal to 24.,04i times,the earth'S7radius4.atitins
the riiaittiMf, the earth iS nearly , ktii"'fliciusand
miles, it follows that - the sun's true distance from
the iarth,must be a out ninety-six million Miles.
"Ite order to obtain a more distinct idea of this
enormous distance, we may compute the time in
Which: it would be passed by _some, of the swift
estmotione with which we aretacquainted. A
twenty-four pound cannon-ball, fired with a charge
of eight pounds of gunpowder, is proJected with
a velocity of about - Six / teen, hundred feet in,
second. gupposing it were to continue to move
towards the sun with the same uniform velocity,
it would requilt about five years to pass from the
sum to the earth. Light itself, which travels with
the asthnishiiig velocity - of onS hundred andnine
ty-tio thousand five hundred Miles in a semifnd,
only reaches the earth eight Minutes
_and eigh
teen seconds after leaving the sun's surface.
At the time when the - unfortunate Minii.try
koCWn as "All the"Talente i 'wes ousted. in 1807,
there stood uPon the Earthen Mound in Edinburg
many caravans of wild lieattnirolielgint
famous Mr: Wombwell,' around which dime'
tered a large crowd of idle folki * liStening, to the
dulcet strains of : his most harmonious brass band.
The news of. 'the Tory victory was first made
known in the Parliamentllottie, and, as can well
be believed, the excitement -that; ensued was
ti4dtkt•ite l influence that eager and.escen:
trio judge, Lord_Hisrmand, making for- his home
espied a friend among the Womb Well crowd, and
shouted 'aloud in triS:gleo adrosithestrriet, f•TheY
are, out4,they'er put,!they're,ull.oet out' In half a
second there was" the vrildest• distribution of.the
mob—down-to Prinee's.street i up the Castle Bill,
id.to.the garden", il ancLup Om° iqteels* peo
ple.picturing-tifi horn:Ws:6T ili g er,- . 0#.4 dirt not
stop Veit! 14'11,4', itpti 110po:ari:Ctiitiikd kjrnsolf,
to his amazement, -'monaioh of all lie setritiyell
and sole audifor ortho.Jast terrified•shrtek of..th
band.—lncerness Courier. ' '
CRITIC DOWN*
• in Suintsville;"nereat quiet town in open( this
tho Middle StUttA t igigio,T4ll44ltoCi4gni: As
- the supreme )titiruin•ag m.rittOrs of talto,7l*took
vlly in theilif? . ter:tiii,* 44 up tie" i1i t . 1 460,
toWit;' d not in law
butjct, ay - ..4eigkilltffutta of science. Nuw
and; 'll/ 1 3 heltrfi h t Varitti aPtsl f he
ueighbora,aa intelligent reehlnie, having a fiat)
taste for natural bi.bory,spent,agoo_6l.4.loAd.: of
tic Ann! labor in preparing, a eabittf4.pf etaffo
birds, arranging them "as natnn,; T its : lifot . ' on
.porches around his : shop.. Thu Siquiro r yinn„fund
of dropping in. from, tkme to,,time ; t4 ! JndA t ot
with the arrangement.of %Ito aporsisppuz,.
mitted the skill of the man:ip,l3lo4a.nippgapLatug
fing.tlion, but the babit.of .the bird:Fite ntoAritit
in the wai•he.stands. _ ..! ; ga.:•
• • ! , Why don't. ; yoni fol lotrr the
would nal . filpid grumble a t
on aeqtialOtrince with n'siittKt,girlii4.4„ . i
W pe
totally , lPdkiraikt-.. . • •
lEEE
MEI
11.9gerd, funeier,'was tsexild: at, the
Squire's diitirisras and
upon fixing him. A friend froAn7the;-eouistry;
brought him one day alive owl ofJseautift4 plum.
ago, and Rogeri-gladly took. it of him,lawd'set it
up in one corner of the stiop 'Present.
the Squire was passing
me caught sight of the new addition, ttiotheeabi
net, nnd he eaclaimed.v... .• •
•Iley, hey; Rogormi-4eplendidipetiiin4i4ist!
Elegantly stuffed, t001....Ehit5."40605:00 ever
skis an owl with his heed tucked up •in:that kind
of way 1 ..Follow nature; man !"
..iliPerlitip's;"' Said.' Rogers; ‘‘Yed could fii. the
head as owls are accustomed to hold them."
`to sure I can," replied the. Squire;- and )
mounting a chair, he reaohed•er to the 'bird •to
straighten out his head. But hilVelitstilp.did not
wait to be pulled ; he.darte4"p9iisjtcatidgase
tne Squire's forefinger , a! grip.villsatelb. Wilt , carry
"the mark offer Many a dtiy: lack out
of the chair in his fright, and ,Slieing a smile Of
satisfeetiMit:p,..loger's.feee, lie saw at OEICe. Ahat
.he had_ been sold. The owl looked on as.wise as
a judre, and, the was edinpalledlo give in;
but he inialspiict:thsiiiiirk.:iii:!.be
laru.donet hiid,lhetr i *mix as this Tasoalfy,,fei
•losr,does to the oatifinek• :9 . ‘` . !• .
,pl3* - •Tticii is mitt to. bell; 2 10:1111 , in Worcocter,
iiiian!oiiiio;tiarOitt:h is
voice hse heeinie stpsir, his bar to
like that which grows on the grain, and hii.to es
=;'J
964, 2 ,
nueitiviiNtAistS4.l4. 4 lo,lt4i:Pi;.k4.4 . -
ffissuletchrilciadamlnirr: taluX still-vri?
INTEMPERANCE.
"THEY ARE ALL OUT."
WI! •7 • `i
HOLE NO. 461.
THE NEW LIQUOR BILL,
A SUPPLEMENT
To An Act to regulate tho silo of intoxicating
liquors, approvcd thollst.py of March, A. D.
1856.
. •
Die passed both IlouacLl
tzertex 1. Re it etiectiq' by I. it &mete' nod
Repreveutativea of the Commosipecilth of
"Peniisaloonia in Genetal, 4eienttly
hereby Ande d by the'authorili nrAe Aame ; T . li p t
applicants for brewery or dadillerY
hereafter pay therefOritte sereal aniduuts,fitied
by the third section:of an act.to regulate this Sple
of intoxicating• liquids; apprbved March: thirty
firiltouin o Do mfai one- thOUPand:eight...liuddred
and fifty-six: 1 5 reqiile_d;..Tharlhe. Same shall. in
do ease ho lola dieirtweney-five dollars , except
in• case of persons : whose animal sales are less
than one thousand doi,lars,
.who shall pay fifteen
dollars, and the proviiipan the section aforesaid,
so far as •it fixes the. mintm i um rate of,liomse at
lifty - tiollars, is .hereby ropealeil i , •
• SEC- 2. :That applicanta for license to vend any
intoxicating liq uors, by the quart of grantor quern ,
tity,.with or, without other ,gocide;AiKett
-ehand shall hereafter Win thcrefectwimipper
cent. less than •the several amounts Axed by the
twelfth section of an act to regulate4tenje• - of
intoxicating liquors, approved March
Anne Domi»i one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-six : Provided; .That the same shall in no
ease be less than twenty•five dollars; and the
provision in said section, that such sum shall in
no case he less than fifty dollars, is lirehy 're
pealed.
SEC- 3. That all hotels, inns and taverns shalt
he classified and rated according to tho estimated
yearly sales of liquors authorized to be fold there
in, or in the house-intended tO be occupied fur
such purpose, as follows,' to.wtt: in all cases
where
. such estimated yearly sales, shall be ten
thousand dollmstr more, Such hotl, inn or tav
ern shall beirated as of therfirst Chia; and the
sum to be paid for license shall be four hundred
dollars; when more tieri eight and lea's than ten
tbousand, dollars,; as second Claim, and puy two
hundred and fifty dollars; when more .than six
and less than e'ght thousand :dollars; -era thiid
class, and pay one -hundred- and - fifty dollars ;
eilicn, more than four and leas than aix,thonsynd
dollerls, as fourth class, and pay one:hundred dol
lars; when inure than two and 'loss than' four
thousand dollars, as fifth class, and pay-fifty dol
lars; when . more Utast one an& teat than two thlt
sand dollars, as Ain class, end pay thirty 4,1-
larvi *hen more than five hundred dollars and
l'Cid than onelhousaud dollars, us seventh class,
and ply •twenty five dollars • when less than'five
bundred.dollars, as eighth. class, and pay fifteen
diallers : -Provided, That in Philadelphia and
Pittsburg no such license shill be granted fur a
less"sula than' fifty dollars a year; nor in any
other'city orincorporitted borough for a ' er e sum
than twenty-fitee dollars a year; and the estiusat.
ea yearly sales of all,lpplieants-for such license,
shall bo 115/leased, ae provided in' the fifteenth KCe
tion of an ant to, regulate the sale of intoxicating
liquori, approved March thirty-first, Anne Demini
one thousand eight hundred and - •
Sac. 4. That licenses shall he graitta fur the
keeping of eating houses, which shall.anthorize
the sale of no intoxicating liquors, except domes
tic *lnes, and malt and brewed liquuri, and 'per
soils so licensed, shell be classified and - rated a,-
cording to the provisions ..of the, twenty-second
and twenty-third sections of an Rate create .a
Sinking fund, and telirovide for the gradual and
certain extinguishment of the debt of 'the Com
monwealth, approved April tenth, Anne Doinini•
one thousand eight hundred .and forty-nine
Provided, That no such license shall be.granted
iii the cities of Lancaster or. ?ittiburg,"for a les f
sum . than twenty 'dollars,' nor elsewhere - , for ales
snm.than.ten dollars..
1.. SEC. 5. That licensed venders of vinous, spir
ituous, molt or brewed liquors ; or any of them, or
any admixtures thereof, either wi i t.h,,,or without
, other gedirs; (Mires and merchandiVe, except brew
ers' and distillers, may. hereafter sell any of them
which they may be licensedto sell, in any quan
tity not less than ene suart; . .auft.licebsed .brow
era aid dittillgs r mis4; hereafter sell Such liqUors
as they ans•liiiensett te. uutnufacture and sell 'in
any quantity not leas tine' one gallon : Provided,
That this act shall not be construed to, prevents.
brewer otherwise., qnalitled from' reOisjytifg , a ret
tail lieense, in addition to his license as brewer,
and under the same provisions as'in the case of
eating-houses. . .
SEC. O. That licenses to vend the liquors afore
' so id,or any,of them, shall be granted to citizens
of the tinited States, of temperate habits and
good moral character, whenever the requirements
of the laire,in the subject are c,omplied With 'hi
rimy such iiiplicantiand shall authorize the ap-
I plicant,toyelbthe liquors aforesaid for one entire
I year from the date of his licence: Provided, That
i nothingherein contained shall prohibit the court,
board of licensers or couiiniesioners, from hearing
other evidence than that presented by the appli
enut;ifqr license:. Provided further, That after
bearing evidence as aforesaid, the Court, board
of licensers or CommissiouerS, shall grant or re
fuse 'n license to• such applicant iu accordance
with the evidence: And provided further, That if
any person.,or persons shall neglect or refuse to
lift his, her,or their license within fifteen days lif-
ter the same "bee Veen — gr'it'ted, cuch neglect or
refusel shall be deemed a forfeiture of-said lieenie !
isziddsmeh person: or persona selling-vin o us; spirit..
ong,,ormelttiquorrimfter the expiration, of the fif
tree days, ns aforesaid, shall be liable to ,prose.
ention ri'n'd conviction - in the proper cotirOli fut-'
ly aiicFeffeettally.as if no I icons° had'lliefi gran tc .
ed4o . .such.person.or persons. . ...: . 1: .:..., k
Pee- 7, .That no licenio to ven*(Milli . Alqttoke. I
ftiress.id, &rented under this or any oilier isor ~of ,
thiatoilimeirifialth7shidi lie trenifeintile; or Cori'.
fir iihji eight Li:Nell thernaiii-iii ante 'Wier 'tinne d .
then is mentioned therein, nor slinfl; iisiii 'IMO or
place where anch liquor is sold
- by less measures
than one quart, bettnderlet by the 'person •lireeqs
od,,totaell thereat; : but. if the
. party liekrofed all
die, removeim ecraie to keep such house; his, hei,
Or their'lleensic May lkirlinsfarlied 11111 e kUthof:
iti-graitteli theuccessiir of'.irueli . •pr!rty-for:tho
remainder of, the:year; by . ..the:prttPur'luttlior.i.tYi I
on, complianne with the rtuptlaitiuna . octisci„laws
in'ali respects except Parblreation, ithiat'alisill
not in such •ciwe'intOreqiikil : 'l'itinfired; ISt
whore anyliceosa katiiiusferred' aeltiforesaidj.no 1
payment, other thafrfi3es, :Mall- be required; tend
whsre alicense, is granted under this geetiorFfor
' eta' lit r v.. c t tri . tiieuneip - ;raft
a p o rno ql t,., r
. por pine o , .
~ 're
term foi•Which thesameri graritiult'' . ' • - --' •.'
Snc.l3:- - -Tbet ManufacturerePod produiers•of
eiders a lict,dernest le winos,,,aeti hot tlers-„of cider,
perry itle s pertcr . c.i• heer t: ndt, otherwkse ,engaged
itt•thEiKedf.inttiximarini liyakts, norin keeping
any - talon;;i?ifieFlioutieot lelliir,--reitaiiiant 'or
place of%:amosentent,i entertainment 'or refresh:
ntentr..olo l , l mtallelre.4 0. earl : the..o l inte I."Y::the
li4titi, or,domestie, wines. .-..nd . cid4r by, tlip„gag I
115 W, 4ithiinetahliig oat license i r il s rarld . eri;'TliaF
sneh,ligilitqa riot dritnienpen the•preMises Where •
sold., tior7aortny plate provided by such aellen:for
-this t., purpose.. ... ..7 t.,:: ..,. *: •••.‘ .. .....: I. :. ... . *,,
- ''4c„, 11. That licenst to, seibeo n ta i atip . .wjpes,
malt tir lireired"liijuhra,. malliereafter begian iiiil
to the keeper of tiny beerhoirie,tfilielifie or other
-plblgeoblrituusiltaen.wutherwise - qualitied‘to reeelve
tbp,Sanie : Provided, That tho pteico,„,a;rpoßt.,9r
yhtiiiil, in si hotel, se, a •oucert,rouirt or,, theatre,
-shared?, 'precl u do' tbe')krotorie tor thereiiiltiouliFiti.
ceiving" a t °tel license - if ho shill'iffivitt•aridekeeP •
:the Abdotififiedntitrnler:ia :hotel, reqUirddeby Ihe
act o f . March 31 , 1556 : flied ; provided f urther, '
That the, preceding proviep,. shall not , apply, to
'the - hitica of Philtidel phia or •Pitt-thure ' ' ' -
Sac.'lo. Tliefthe petition of at applicant-for
eating hotilkhit retail brewerr,license,need net
; l'ereaftet• embrace the certificate of citizens, ro
' hpliiid'Vytthe, eighth seetitiri of an. set to regulajo
th'o'ialOcitintgilbatlneliqnnii,:approved - March
pliiirty-firat, 'Anne DOinitii -one' thousand eight
iiinfdred .and 6ftyaais, nor shallipublication of
iittph eppli . ettions•be hereafter ,required ; but such
ItAilielittoris Alai be", fil'e't.lth the clerk , of:the
court'Of quarter icialdia or proper county,
bucept, in the.county of:Allegheny; and the li
conies prayed for, granted by the county treasur
e .; and the bond now required in such eases:
ihallile first. approved by 3h6 4istrict,attorney
,P
, 4 equn:f trWlturOnMk thPir tTP FP.W ,
ai ll darir
-
- a.therpon. I . : - .. ..
.„
SEC. It. Ilia any itilnwtut sale drlinousrbaft'im
.brewed liquora;orlloy , CpinnizenrsaAlierein; or ..afir..iral•
thereof in an Impure, Iltiated et-adulterate I state 041
hedeeined a misdemeanor. lot 'upon • :Mt - Met-leo" thine'of
the offender shall pay • fine of not:leak) than ten, uhr
moritheit ono hundred dells:a.. with pp costa of prose.
'elation, and upon a secoild'or‘any'bubtelmientconviction, .
shall pay a One of not .lesi than twenty:ftve,noe more
then one hundred dollars,-with cazte of prosecution ;.and
'addhicalie of a second or'Seblegileut CobviCtitni; the
..!nonrt may, intro discretion,sentence theoffender to:im
prison:neat pptexce•diag,tree caleneer months ..• and
lii•egiie Rey each intender convicted 'et it . .taieouil'or lab
,legleatiotrancestelicaused to selt•anyLeach liqueremeb
it aritsball be deemed forfeited ang Told, and no per.
, b convicted s of'alikann or'saliseqttenf 'referice shall be
..:.. in ,licausedforateo .years,..tberesßer,e4,- What
section shall not be construed to repeal any act or
i 4 iin'efetifillitsMirg eighViiiiiiittn , lilif,tinisiiitrthe
i f
twenty-eighth section of nett tb regulateetpilalsuot
ebannit
A FAMILY PAPER FOG TOWN A COUNTRY,
IR 'PRINTED - AND - PIIEVEITIAD"111,10ll i r
By WEI. M. BRESLTN , •
In.tho 241 Story of Rim's Now Building, Camtnd 11
At Ono Dollar• and Fifty :Cato a Year,
IM. dorstaisemsteril inserted at the ilea! Mei." -
RATES .01' POSTAEM • •-• •
In . inbanop County, postage free.
Ia Penneyirante, one atLebanon county, 8 , 4; oenta per
quarter, or IS cents a year. . ' -
Out 0( . 0.1a Stfttei.l 3 34ct 4 .-Per.ilAkilf- 1 / 4 0L213.41, k k0w.
• If the postage is not paid in adTann - §, ;lien nee anbled
intoxicating liquors. Approved ' ll laith - thirtfAltaVAAllo
Domini one thountindiesht hundred And - liftyAliodifbrTh
is hereby repealed. ' ' , .
That co proeecntor or informer iik"leny..tirtdis.
cution for the sale.of into,xicallug,.liquors. shall racer,.
any Portion of
the toe-imposed ou:the...defendent In any
cape where-aped? preset uter_orinformeris.a-witueeslor
the Commouweldtlet and• in ecury;ettee.ofTlbe.letinviction
of a person retnrnod be a col stable
- reMivirtairdafai - a,:friiiaTiTtliNifietzesti.
See. 14 , .. That no pereun who keeps ip hia steel orefsitee.
rOntri.," hey! leigalfeede.
• Ole keepa a grocery etorei Monti receive license to ,end
ihtuiiarttug liquor by
,lesrmeastire than opp, guart: and
n3PFrabliii Atli hereby i'Vquireelto make return of all per
emlistegsgeitlirthentin of spiritapnisi Anima Mlatier
; I •l4iwed - lbitiotif-fn their r.Atpective distrletir:who'shall
have in their place: of bithintuut any 01 tbu articles afore.
Paid. MUllittr. Lll6lO anti Ow location of their reepective
plums of bui.iihes; 'slid:lb - any each person shall Lave a
licenterto,aend.stichltquorir 1i inn. jtepseetejkau on*
quart, fliti:coartanay,•ou incestignthm. revettell&i same;
bet ouch pertemarney,entomplying with tits lawn on
the seliietVOtiesitilkense tu s .selltbruodassmeastairetbin
one quart. . ; • • '7
.SEC. Lt. ?Plinth' Phibuielphiaall'apPlfcente;forlicense
to soul intexleeting liquornby any.nctuture Icon (ban• one
griartoliall appear before theComintealuilersid mild city,
between the first tiny of Alm , and thalirot. day W June
in thieeisectuoll , doritig ;the mouth' brMitrch in each
subsequent year,sund make I ;,,,r eh teeth or affirm..
„tipp ad et the amenat. Choir respect)} e, Waft ofliquors
and itdriisbniehia it theirresfarctive bars, to the best of
tlntir Istowledgdpnd belist,;-,arid said runindenioneee- are
'he. by audio zetil to Mludidster such oath. or affirma
,tiouti; and.requised to die the Same in: 'their.office, and
into and classify each applicant in arcordsdice therewith:
Prodded: That any !tonneau t for a license for alplace:ntit
licemeu t. shall be rateul and rhisoifird by them
.for nut firer year istilkieY nlaSdeMn hietotfter considering
the of.the prendsee'rer• which licence i _asked,
mud they shall make out.a correct list of ell ouch appli
=tate; with their names. pliiceit of 1,1441101 e and the class
-in which they are respectively placed, and furnish the
extne ttlehe.cliy Pettsurer..who phalli advertise the ease
(MCC a Week for Went, week PSH , VlllldJilily papers;for
serrieett each comtnisidener than receive the sum of twin -
ty-five emits, and. the expense of advertising the SWIM
ITovitiethit does not exceed twenty.live cents •he each
cape Id he paid by the arldbant.
EEC. lb. That 'every •upplicaut - For license to vend Iti
toxice Lit:. liquors in the city of rhthidelphifiyehall
aloud with tie ch.t kof the rourt.of qsa r tsr /Odi u ne of
acid clty, in accordance with the tenth beetles of an act
to regulate the. nate' of imcisicating liquors approved
March thittv=lirnt,A Imo Ilutnlui one thousand eight hun
dred such fifty:six. which shill be appmved by the recor
d• r of said city al terinitification of the bull baittro him
before licottite eau Many Fattriniirr.ranfeit : And provided
further,.Theleeich applicant, on hie bond being so .ape
I proved and filed sLui I twelve room the clerk o", the court
l'of ghat - tel. *Melina a Certitinitant.the-feetoshreh 'oerni
i Smite he shall produce to tbe city TlCHil'arer; and on 'the
producttuti of the same the city Tecauttrer shell collect
thsamount of the tett fir which he has been aeseased by
thmeity manntiltelonere, under the provieinne of this act,
t ‘ tind give the apnliattit,his receipt for the saute ; tbudosti
' the production of said receipt thin clerk el the. can't •of
quarter smaions - is hereby nutlforiziel to helm to such ap
plicant a Heeti.e ; and no livensc .ball 12i21U0 unless these
provisidnebe complied with.
16.. That keepers of ttrinkla; miloons shall be
tenel4l, in the city of Philadelphia U. sell such liquoks
on thoPflithiSt'S described in their license, es liceneed
keepers of hotels may lawfully sell; and ell to opera of
lieeiteedeeting Louwy, to eitid c.iy. shall have the eagle
jetivilego tut to their sales, and all keepers of eating
butte., studdripkiug epitomic in mod city, obeli pay for
I such license et the suite rate paid by keepers of hotels
ands,. ventsplii said thy, to be usccrtaitiMl the earn*
manner.
sic. 17. That applionifs Ibietseentse to aril Intoxicating
litittom,..in..the city of Phibstlidpldivsbalhanit laa.required
to fileanyiestincate of citizens haretofotorequireth.nor
shall any pribileatialrof suclinntslidetioniebehrequtred.
Ste. 18. That th::,,ch:rk. of the court of quarter semitone
shell not charge or receive more than one dollar far any
licence, liar Mote than ono dollar for any haste and glass
he may furbish then.% ith. end these fees shall include
all his compenisation fur furniehing. preparing and filing
thelond required in any mei.
SEC. 19. That the ninth. sixteenth, seventeenttarigh
teenth, nineteenth, twentieth and twenty first sechtme
of an tint to regulate-the rata of.iutuxicating liquora,
ap
presed 111.nrch31, A.t D. Ms, be and the Name are hereby
repealed, so far as relates to the city of rbiladel; hie ;
end that. thc,ntode of, assessment provided in the 3d see
lien and the proviiiisas of this act shall not apply to
Bald clip.
Sec. 20 . That the county treasurer, and the Associate
Judges of the ,court of common. pleas of the county of
Allegheny. shall hereafter con-titnte the board of 11-
canxera for anid dimly. and said board shrill determine
the atuunnt tote laid for license, by each applicant
ult
der'thisact, and tinder an act to regulate the side of in.
toxic itleg• liquors, approved March 31, A. D. 1856, as
provided hi the act last mentioned. except so far as the
same is hereby altered, smpplled or repeelzel : Provided,
No member, of ealdbistad shall receive nitro than two
hetidred dollars far services rendered in any one year as
member thereof. . : •
Sec. 21. ,That theninyor's court of the City of Carbon
(l64'o4lol have power.td Vent licenses under • the provi
alone of this.act. and shall have the same further powers
in rehition' thereto, as are by this act or 'ertherwkre„otita
(erred upon the courts of,qusrter ea:saint. of the. EnTerat
counties of this Coniniridwealtla ; and In eases of eating
110U501, in raid City or Carboudale. application shall. be
filed:With" the clerk of slid nuiyor'S court; 'and' the' if
cerise° granted by the sitytreasurer, and the tiond7trow
ireqnired in such cakes, ehhll be first apprnred by the dire
trict attorney of said court, and the pity -tteasurer, and
k'
Vic apiirbral •eittorsed thereon.
Ste. 22. That th i q; fourteeunt, twetity-sistlit;twenty
seventh and thirty-secend sections of an act Cu regulate
the elate of intoxicsilpfg liquors, approved thirhy
(fret, Alin° bontfur,one thuusrind eight hundred and
fifty-six, together with any acts or partk of acts centllet
lug herewith, or supnlied
,hervhy„. tho main
conflict or are supPlhtlZlre hereby iepealtid: "raujela4
That no license heretofore granted, shall be in any way
invalidated by the passage of, this act; and all provisions
of said itetnet hereby altered, supplied nr repealed, shill
apply tie fiklly to licenses granted under this act as under
the act aforetaid;' that' the Penalty .imposed udder the
twenty-With section of said act shall ice case! exceed
two dollars, elflelt shell 'be , petiel to 'ilie leerniurer• of the
school district %Lore such conviction is had, by the m
gistrate collectiott the •
Sao. 23, That llceures bus be, granted 'under, Ude act,
at the first toriii'irf 'Abe prope r dourt after .. .its `Passage, or
at any upecial adjourned court held within there
inobtlis hereafter. and in such entree the cotirt may dis
pense.with,thepublication heretofore required..
"Sec. 24. That the . tenth section of the act approved
March 314,,1 ~ts 6, Omit : hut be lieLlei cpnetrned to leather
gre'llillgrirent to be, ifitereel await the obligor in the
bond thcreilt prtirided. ferniAL gteanir amount 'than( the
flue said costs prescribed i and , Irutosed fur any offence
working it , breacb,,of 3lttr,gpridition of said bond; Pro
riclet, Thai:ibis , obligor. on ob/igurs in any much bond
wirePUJudgropiii has bee n • entered:Antis:lst him, bar or
thew, for.tlie„setrole,ainouut o4th'ti -bead, shall he and
lfereby relented front .1/is isayesent of. the said
judgarent"whenerer the fine and costs prescribed awl
initiated 6fr uacli affeitiriatiali haive-tace . ' n pad: •
. .
r.me -4.4 n camels 1
'PhINTIONI You can supply yourselves with Chem-
Mathures. warranted purr. which has been in
litumessital nee in-Perrresylnmioribr - the past seven years--
.tho bavatiOcelyeal tho DIPLOMAS of New Jeriar. New
York; Delaware , and . Pen neYlvatida Agricultural -4 3°c1..
I , )* •Ille•Preiltkul 4f theEllitati
Mutes. ou his Garden and on (ho Public °roundest Wash
higton. 1). avauci.by. the. felicwing °cuticula'', xis;
ZFLocko, Ecg., .
Lacher, ' Clarksborte, New Joreay. . :
.1. 1.. Robvos,
•
Senator Roberta,
31111er, jof Cepu Maud, New Jersey.
•Thee. ‘ itintford, .Beq., Camden, N. J., Dr. Berens :Dr.
nignigbr,ahiiiriebt,!•str. Atkinson, and Levi Jo fll
a
of Now Jersey7they.say It is the men an 4 ere re*
oblet.lfonlire now in (fre; befit% permanent and trirPro'r•
Mg the lend by enriching tile It Li tAtid to the
• raiiiius crops yon rase—Corti, 'Pointoei, Apo). Wheat,
Oata,.&c., .:By enclosing a check on anyoßbf.lat3clyale
Leith, or reference to any good Ifnuee PblUdetphis, or
In exchange for Pro:ranee, at fair, Market rutile, : here, your
Urdit's will be filled and Shipped to 3 . X4 *,
t ce of (brio
raj:atm. 'Berry article sold by ins is ;WC •
Supor Pbomdinte of Lime, $4•„, 00 a TOD
• lioup Physpliate. , . ,„ UP 00 ,'!•.
itterican For' .. • 705 00 P.
trp. , Alierrel is auLbe en t for an Acre of ground, brcisdout•
Pure Bono Duet, (W 0 barrels now T,11y.) at $5 00 p
barrel. or $45 a ton. V. •
roudrette, No.l, (500 imirrelatneWtteatly,)at Vl/..t0511 4.
a barrel:
Land rialitet z tica•re.:3, at $1 $2O,
Nttli
! I ) • . ' :• •-t. • •••
Pot Ash, 50,barrele..
t ic kerusini;Ratagonlen , and , Cbilisia ,(1X04,1 , 11).
Proprietoi
e.:l,:a. 21 Soutli-FRONTlStioicOliiliide&Vga
holeenJe 1)...4,4era allowed e discount.
3 le: Pemilbleti earl be hicl;on' alYp7iL dot tani k y,
ilt g. ° K° l t t iin t !!: 7114,rch4.
Discamrse et' the Age—
: 'ThrPOWDA NT TO • •
TOBACCO
Dr. Gustav .I l ionard's Taste Restorative Tr*-
* '• thi) Grist Sibititatisfor Ttrbatao.''
T,ipa►wnll knpwn and itmptrovertable tact that the.
J. use of Tid.liCcco isibb 'promoting esuee of many albs.
1 1 Poillevrre ofkd!rhYeio4Do (, rdera' to which the
rare 'of man is suliect, as careful' anaheis ina long and
Painful expgrienotk have. destrty :prnvop tbatit cpotsloa
Certain narcotic and po isonous propertiea most dangerous
thEtheir effeota,jehieh by enteringintotthibleket defame
the functions )ttid operations of the Heart, cousin many
to'du#Soips - thavorgan to be seriotiali dkinisped4 .
TOBACCO *Miele also the entire nervonsaystim: Man"
itekineltioldf—Las all;who hove .ever "itsoq,4as:abdooo
*eed will, bear testimony—in Lassitude, Nervous
b
flistai;Tfyspepskc !add many other Syr
dere ol a similar character.
. . .
TRH Tat erg nnironArtvs
Aro drigned to,countorsat these baneful influence', and
connpletely'aticcessfnl'in
whoroycr wed., „Doing harmless, y ea
tnB3 l exOrta bonefinial.e ff ect upon ttul endlo,
stprtng. tbe,Teate , which has hicomn.Titilkted •
'ea giiatin O
dnlgench; coinctely iWatio 4 rtip
!.ion, and accoMPanYNlPOliug h
* " , ¢•= ll . f
ways consegnerit en it veg. ee •
jilt) 01,20bsnocN,ilin4 to4 l Yhisil. it; I) Pl3' cone. ;to Ibe
Stomach, invigorate the whOle system.
p •Petoena ,wbolkia lent/404 1 A A n t'rgdPiP.s & I li. =
aihntione and eficnierilng their lives, +Moult:Fuse
Troolieds.inarnedhVthr9l4 Flf3h al* Pl'
Pleasant habit of T Chewing.
dTrochter.or, jarrtipt agasnarenhant,
and portable form at tte price of SO Conte psi b6r..
A:liberatdigeotthkao.
undersigned! to whom all orders abonld be ad
JAMES E. BOIVERVs.ti 1—
aitrek2 , 4lllWl l 7: "PO AIME}
TVOiOniets4loa.EniElkid oNliiigq9U
ll~r• • • 1' r- WALTZ -SIZDZIA