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WE. E. MEWL Editor ond Proprietor.
LEBANCOT, P.A.
41DMISPAY,.MAY 5, 1858.
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Democratic State Noinlitationtk:.
JUDGE
WILL IA m
resAleiugnAi: -
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CANAL CO*ItISSOVIA,:.
WESTLEY PROST
THE END REACHED; Niat
Friday of last week was another glori
ous day for the perpetuity of the Union,
the welfare of the Democratic party,and.
gtatification of all who have been
"sick and tired" of all relating to Kan.
ass for the past two or three years. On
the day named the Report of the. Corn.'
'tante° of Conference on the diiegree•
most of the two Houses was. adopted by
the National Legislature. The opposi.
lion with their trecreant Democratic et
hos, made t 3 hl Kiertletrase'Wererfolit.
teal salvetiiin i gthpgnilett upon the dilfettel
of the.;bilt an& the prolongation of the/
Kaniat,controveray. Their 'object be.
log so often and'ao nearly in
-their grasp;
only made them more determined and
desperate, and when the vote wal.an.'
flounced in the"Rousa, 112 yeaslo 103
nays, they must have felt as if falhfig in
to chaos. "Oh what a fall was there r
ail their hopes—reputation--new-made
friends—etrerything was dashed to the
group& to one comnion - heap of ruin and
defeat. When the House vote was an.
the t fienate,hlr, Seward was ,
opeitkiiig, but he found it necessary'
opeedily'to bring his remarka,to a close.,
The vote beinttakin and resulted, yeas
31, 'nays- 22. The sound' of rejoicing,
the firing of cannon, and congratulation
of Wails immediately resciunded thro'•
out the land-4p110 . .1eil it- flight a t the
termination of a matter, so fraught with
hithefitii;r of
our wellplmtvalGtinatitilionific Union.
The of the Committee tilContirenc i e 4 s4Mits
Kansas as a State With the Tieeempten Constitu
tion, and submits abatis culled the Lecompton
Ordinance to the people. If the:peeple accept
that Ordinance, it eyes to the state two sections
of land in cool* town'ihip'for School purposes, sev
enty-two ,sections for an• _university, Mit ',,see
gone far puhyo hnildiegs, twelve salt aprings in
the state: with Six sections of Usti•adjoining each
and five pel,'Oentunt on, the amount of . sales of
public lands in the State. The lands thus offered
are said to be 3,000,0,00 of acres; and their value
is stated at about $3,000,000r If the people re
ject the ordinance, they initst „thenwitit until
they have a population equal to the ratio of rep
resets atlon whieli . now infitles,ettch
at District tea representative-in Congress, which
is now about MOO, before' they can come into
the Union.
The, land thus offered to the State to
he or not to be, as the people of Kansas
may elect, is about the same in quantity
as proposed by the Montgomsry•Crit
tefttlen bill,but not near as much as orig.
inAlly claimed in the ordinalide—which
was twenty-three millions of acres.—
The people of Kansas can- now take
wltial;ls offered to them, or not take it.
They Can also eleettwhether to-,become
a S!iiiiiiltailt.the Consti tu the! form
ed enskreeen_ted, or wait unt,i) they have
surnittieliCtepresentatiori to 'entitle them
WA .: M ( 4,6EI4er 'of Congress. We think
they will accept the liberal grant of
lands offered to therm by Congress, and
nettle down to quiet and peaceable cii,t
isens,
=OM
.00i.iiirgqii-14411bleil Passage
4W rO*l.iiittof theadatierrion of Kansas
eritk,th ni:Leootripto Constitution there
Were , oitly4welre . Dernocrats who had
the battlihoetl to.prove recreant to their'
faith'enti tilairiore r li,their , constituents,
Among the numbet are Chapman and
Hichman,Offennaylranis. Montgorn
erp4edgeA far Frith!!! off , . We, presume
iheirtseweige!6theiakeptblic a ns--will
tae reasonby de
them
y.411;111
impuisk upon their laurel., .
itellPittergiia-eadVeled o§Witcti if;
ip 11mpekla,piS ore, r &obi og
blissusiiiiiy..llooltritsiiOn of mane
it SiIIiMPUINAIAMMOY litittproof:bir'4
ing thetimittialmeljOsimit , atiiet ac.,
mmiasmititrilliWitlaikliiihtisPeffOrie—
fe"ing - 01 , 114 11 10 ., •PA AtTikhing the
!f On . 4 1 1 0,01*liek**** 1 'W
in -an insane asylum...he may consitritt•
bAbiestr.toolti:- tProetteliiilefrri Why.
is sojge._ (apaing
i t , rpt,lthk - Adept:
libefo4-1,
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law ,4, .4 . - , .::tik . • iliireirdat4 i tie•
fore : ,.ii
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Go • * fr . .; . l ** alf:licariees
g rair,iiiit:Orlb *I , ..00611,1'0( Ji4iiirun•
O l vdree stil
der th e old: F °llllfr f J iMiAargaillje C.
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co r 4 * n eipl i o . . lipllt#4llNhoriz•
ing ' TritAtitir6 3 . Alt times ,
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in Buell* eivallp.:- 'III
aluloo in a e at imormitibisocluallinti
roramoic “W. o lt Replis e rltir upartiloof
411(Yaikta; ; .1 1 . y,,orsiii -- 46 6 :iciri ..1 r ,
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or loootithi ,„, Qulsr , ~.* . r •'',l Al iillifrilk ay in. ~...•.! egis.sr4. 41'1,1 art':
Ittifl/4414 ,stigaiil
~, • icx ev.iciprel‘'.*,,-,-
sir. The opposition sheets are already
filled With cries of "bribery," atc., con
sequent upon the passage of the Kansas
bill. It does not require bribery to in
duce Democrats to sustain the policy of
their party, but the probabilities are
much stronger that bribery swayed those
recreant democrats who betrayed their
colors. We should like to know if their
constituents elected them to Congress
to vote with the Republicans I and, if
:they had told them before their election
that they intended to do so, if they would
'tare been elected'?' It's the traitor that
's bribed—not the patriot. Consistency
much °fierier koala unrewarded than in:
consistency.
Cttr The British have captured Luck
ow in India,.and killed about 2000 of
a defenders:
0Z" The Committee on Territories will
shortly report a bill to establish a Ter
ritorial government over Western Utah,
under the name of Sierra Nevada.
04r,Tbe election for Mayor, lac.„, in
Philadelphia took place yesterday:
Ewa" COIINTY.—A bill to erect a new county
out of parts of Erie ) Crawfordand Warred'egun
ties, has passed both branobee . ofliis Legislature,
and been signed by the Gorernor.
it r OT SBOLISIIED.—The bill providing for, ,the
abolition of the Canal Board, which was iritro-
Auced 9fi the Rouse of Representativei of this
Bbiti; and passed that body a day or two before
the ittlYournment, failed in , the Sanity: 'OO2lBO.
quently, the Board still exists, 'awl willhe nec.
salary for us, as usual, to elect a mambo?, of that
body next fall.
Tun President is negotiating with Gen. Hiram
Walbridge for the use of his beautiful villa of
Ingleside, about a mile from Witehinit'on, during
the hot Season. The politt at differeftee between
the landlord and the President is a singular one.
Gen. Walbridge, objects to the yeceipt of rent,
while Mr. Buchanan positively and - properly ob
jects to taking the property Unless at,a fah. year
ly rent. The correct views of the Ptesident will
dotibtless prevail.
THE New Military Law,*paesed•by the late Leg.
islature, occupies some forty-seven pages of the
printed bill form, and would mike some eight or
ten columns of the Artier. Under its provisions
the militia enrollment is entirely tlispensed with,
and all volunteer companies parading, are allowed
fur every person each dayotut exceeding six
times during the year, one dollar and ilfty cents
per, deim. In addition to this, the commanding
officer of a regiment may order the companies
composing it out for an encampment parade, not
exceeding six days, once sluring each year. This
is intended as an inducement to young men, with
military ardor, who cannot well affordto lose the
time for the indulgence of it. • It will suit the
soldiers, and go far to increase Vise military spirit,
throughout the State. -
HOME AFFAIRS.
OP. We aro pleased to lipase aisioug tills list
of Gra;&sires VP tfti Uti
the stiine of War;W Tbsimei siM of our esteemed
friaisd, Dr. S.Z. Thome, of Palmyra. `'
.
0* - There will,beit Meeting this even
ing, (To esday,) house , of John M.
Mark, in Lebanon,* `take ,the initiatory stops for
the; oriptif izationpaVan, Agricultural Society. ,.
Let all interested attend.
Ott' The . Citelit eritl . he here on Mon
day' . institutions; are well
patronised in this seetiou. of country ; and. we
bare tilet ffidlone now coming, being a
good one will also receivEits share of quarters...
(Kr Mr. Geo. F. Reinhard hill 'build
a vault under the pavement of the Eagls.Hotel
for tho ,, porpim, of ,Oping hit malt,titieki! in
good tod*,lll '11: Is 'cieterin ned to"d7ijn he
Restagrimit,iii,atepn!grocery btleinedie. OAS,
gatiiiairtiOisof.ifitboasoni.
•
Mr. Gish : omit, well- k no*n
. -
ti o i kton ariy, : yeian, twistable of Jaokson
township, went to hie lftid In usual health on Tues
day evening of Jut ,week. Next morning he was
found a eorpee, basing died during the nightlrom
apoplexy. . •
Oz Wd are - pleased to see so many
• -
of otr eitisangssergedin putting up their curb
stosesaindilitikhre their paremonts and gutters.
Messrs, Marshall, and Kline hare
during theyfirr ot, put down the right kind of
waii;goaaQuegiierjandistreet stands a good. ehtinne
of being "reed-sir during this summer.
z P-vir
ogirlrepAr — eitzenstein & Brothel,
'have just spit received a large 'Assortment of
Beilitraisdertillithing,-whiob in addition to their
already 44e:stook they sell cheaper that the
ohe a stWit, iinitlA; snit the time. They also ha're
a 4wo lataitrialeot, of- piece goods, consisting of
Cloths sad Cassis:dares, to which they direct spa
cial- ittatition. Adv. next week.
carmarri-r-• wor man named Jonie
Poor tail- morn
ing last by being thrvilmio4 8 . ! Mot* of. the
Don o ogbatore FurnamnfirlihrlsOundi a dietaries)
of come 25 or 30 feet. likrfaragiCa Wag working
bad, in d , a largii • mail iniatteeinial ilear
the top or 1414 i the iron be
low ereatecia. vacuum whiolv-,tiolgiAtilikid with
gas. At ibe moment Patertia tiONlll•atbe tun
net huhtheohilp)d akar! . tieratitoovmaird fop in
t° the - ieesitftist ;0 14 :leg-IA AlAPlenVjgoo, g ag,
ite.,.blowing him off-the.platfOrns: He was very
"net bruised' hy'the fall7,btlt liSi.spurbri
ken,,noi4l4' he sustain inieitafieWiii:. When
lastlieird froti he was doing well, and promised
to be rol4,oll;forlitin *few, Oil- ' 0
- 'l'ha forams was then blowti oat. We:Piestnne
it wnlilibidwitioragaia stir soon al the iseessitry!
rapairsorocomplarad.- -- • ---
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• • .11ii . • '
OZr A .flockw of: wild:geese, hovered
over our town,-oriAtnigintArAmang ; attract
ed by the light ii . c:lpue: Dosalightsterwyn t r o SCO.
They sent& not basing on meninitleTatihe _hoary
clouds which - killer:sided :thidsigidikiii " . but
their cries, reeenibling ibe',l3ootch
bag pipes, wire heard in evekpritotlOn. ;They
are bird° of Plisintn, very, sigiupon their wings,
and to pursue thim giveriii the expression
"wild goose ohase,"-.-aomethisigivery unlikely to
be caught. In 'olden sail 'supersidtiOu`s'
the pamage of wild gym ewer si settlement was
attributed to - the hunesitifeirnaglanzlP"" n _
Pb. sir, sty's(' the I.aiiiidilitiag hunter." ; The
erlea of the'fowls weini biota to oiou,l*.,tp :from
Ide . hos , io ds in their puiWitiiii.:ganse. It is not
*my years line. - the aesali -s *; bait tII4
Pisjrut in ibis , seatios.
arrnill TO witilg„
427
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THU LEBANON AI)V.IER.TISER.7 7 .!!4„.,FAMILY, Ag;VY'r4 l) .t. 4.7
BY OUR LOCAL REPORTER.
Rnmonnuwo.—The United Brethren
Church in this Borough is being remodeled.
TRIC dounT-11011811 STEPS have been
ornamented with two heautifiti bronzed lamp
poste.
"PRESTO CaAN6. !"—Our merchenta
have withdrawn from their windows, the diuli
colored winter goods, and oupplied theta with sea
sonable spring and summer steaks.
• Tiu EXHIBITION of 14. MusTARD's
"School, on Tuesday eriining, we sre plumed to
lay, gave general aatiefaotion,, and did credit to
'the pupils, and honor to-their -instructor.
CAUTION I—Mr. Geo. Black, a Void.
man, bad his face . severely burned the other Om:
lo g , by the explosion of a fluid lamp, while in
the act of filling IL Re will prtibubly lbsri his
eye-sight.
Tin STittrts:—Wt, Wets pleiod to
notice, during a recent atfoitoitt tette, that some
of our folks bad gone to the trouble to clean up
the street and gutter in front Of their iroperty.—
This is sensible, and we hi*, it may be an incen
tive for others to fellow. .
STILL . WANTED-4WO or three hun
dred able-bodied young men and boys to stand
before our different churches and stare at , the pen.
plc coming , out. Application should be ininte•on,
,Sunday, to, (pleasn till , out the blank'and
take the bint.)
THE WHEAT AND GRASS CROPS , --We
-,have never known the grain and grass crops at
, ` this season of the year, presents() promising and
brilliant an appearance. If "straws show which
way the wind blows," there is a glorious prospect
for an early and bounteous harvest this year. -
BR7IVTIFIIL.-111 you wish to he sur.
'prised-, just step down to Mr. J. E. DAISCITIERVek.
Marble Yard ) . oft Market street's,' end look:at the_
handsome designs cut there in tuella.. Our, young
friend *mums presout • aFecuting ti design
that Wilt take'the "s'hilie'''CWall-'preceding ones.
• _
ALMOSTDUEL.—Two youn g bloods
(names withheld) of tkie borough, f?I9 1 0
ting their friendS in moitritin'e&'Slitnrday, by
the settling of a question of "honor" itt regard to
a young lady.. We are pleesea to learn,that their
difficulty was referred' to'a third party as "int
pires,". who amicably adjustod the querns'.
Fon UTAH .—Thesoul.stirring music
of the fife and drum a few.even logs ago, remind
ed us of "bold auger boys," and a revivid , of the
military spirit to its former glory. We soon learn
ed, however, that an officer. was about, "raising
the wind" for the purpose of procuring recruits
for the "land of promise."
RlGAT.—Several not very promising
boys, engaged in the detestible tombless of tearing
down "posters," we' learn, were arrested, and not
being able to pay their $b fine, committed. The
practice of tearing down bills, has with,rnanY, al
most become a second nature ; a nd we' are pleased
to see the proper steps taken to prevent it. That
"the longest day has an end," has again been ver
ified.
A NEW WRINKLE.—We learn that
several persons engaged at the brick business is
North Lebanon, made application to the Canal
Company to -supply them with- water,. but which,.
being refused, the applicants procured an old boat,
proceeded to the feeder, and loaded . itwith Water.
The boat was then towed up and •the water pump
ed into their brick establishment.- Legal proceed=
ing have been, taken against the parties,.
. -
"Bum:Posit Mosui t " to evade us, two
weeks since, forigot.ll),t9tittdihis paper, hence we
styled him non:estr. Lksit. week he mastered cour
age, niannfitetureda . "licietiii i ' (rein thOecrits in
the Advertiser, and modes'ag 'adds, "he came off
•icterious (in being an April fool,), by skillfully
defending. b imaelf preiseVourself is your
only glory." "Brudder, a/a Vandyke," stutspL-
Ly defends bimielf by devoting one-fouAb of-a
column of chaos in trying to reply to a few lines,
("empty wagons, like empty heads,. make most
noise,") which proves that shallow-brained or
Erudite "BrUddere," such ho,
Couslueneed barking up the wrong tree.
Tut Writ Tutu on Sunday told us in
comsat tones that Spring is here. Fashions that
would have done credit to Newport, Saratoga and
Niagara, were gracefully moving along the streets.
AU nature stalled, which 'doriod with her spring .
attire, filled the air with the !fragrant perfume of
Flora's oh ildren: The sweet 'enthralls - of the feath.
ered choir, gave music Okaltliousond tills. Feel
ing ourselves at "ease with all the world and the
rest of mankind," with a trate& regalisi, we plant
ed ourselves, like a Colossus of Rhodes, on a pair
of stops, whilinglawitypnr tlestria diskinssint.the
merits of useful books.- ' • ;
To all whom it may Concern.—The under
signed begs lays to inform his old customers, and the
public in gerierali,tbstte still i erntinueoninanufeitnre
CABINET WARE'of all dismiptlons it hig 61dlieunr.,`10
Walnut street, betsnien Ramler's and Reitthard's Hotels,
in the borough of Lebanon. The, public will pleasure,
inegiber that his :watt ie made itp dit better - niateitilli'
Auld is of better finish, thaw dah =to apnea hi any tithtt'
establishment in the boroughwt idtbasson. •
Dec. 23,1827. . CL;BHOTHEHLINE.
HOLLOWAY'S OINIIIIIIIIT 150111444—Th0 chap
ter of accidents is one albs longest chapters in
the vblume of human eullering. In most hospi
tals, bruises, fractures, dislocations, incised.
wounds, scalds, burns &c., are looked upon , as
things to be experimented on foi the:to:Dalt of
broods of young students, previous to their, debut
as full-fledged surgeons. The amount of unnec
essary butchery in these instructions is enormous.
At loast„twenty-live cent. 'of the ."operations" we
read of mistakes which 'Might arid ought to .have
been avoided. Dressinzs of Holloway's Ointment
and the lubrication of the injuied flesh wlth.,that .
healing preparation, is positively all that,,ii
re
quired in three-6.'11.th" of the cases wera,the am
putating knife is 'now employed.
GIDDINESS,
,HEAPACH:II, Ae.
These pains and disagreeable feelings aro gen,'
erallY Symptoms of some other complete!; such as,
dyspepsia, apoplexy, and various. others, all of
which are caused by c o rrupt dOXIOII3 matter, clog
ging the various circulations; hence, a street - a / or
rush of•,moo'd to the head; and by excifetnent I
a great; pressure on 'the brain._Giddindso licad
achidost,or momory , dimness ,of sight,.and s yi,t,if
cue other complaints are ilia :result. Tbui it W ill
be'seen that all the above painful and distressing:
maladies owe their origin to, the blood. Dr. Morse's
Indian itoiiS acknowledged, tn,bo the on.
lj medicine that will Wort:highly purify the bleed:,
They enter the blood, and, follow the stream o f
life on its journey throngh'the system. They root
out all foulness and impurity, and drive out every
unhealthy,obsynction. , ..They should be taken ev
ery night in sitlfficient qaantities•ro oporate , bilsk•
ly, by slemlnaieinitwithtvwp gairig to bed,
three the..nezte4ght, four,the next; it,the symp,?
toms me not removed, ° Commeke again with two;
pills 'indigo niligain befOrtl
manner until,thelloc e s tiadiledl;:and
all Pniso4:diatC4l , , t
Obtain. ono of oar,
read the history -o f. Vti:Blories fatheri, loso,
this medicine wal intrMigeed:L • •
Drir.4ll3LilfgoontathiLvt, Algae 1 1
Y] LCI yvBAVIZ,,,,O,I„Ark nine ar5...4! .
1741, 4 - 1014' . •.
in .:OrrAfiti a 5;c105 friOf 0
, Viv. l - 1 ? - ..• .w6sattio
"Half, bounteous May, ti”it Gott inspire
Mirth, youth, and warm desire: _
Woods and groves are of thy dressing )
11111 and dale doth boast thy blessing."
;Special ..Nolices.
for R $ A 31 1..
DR. BARDMAWS
AI ) VERtiSEMENT
Mirk the day krid Alfe. !-•
irs.Anotherwondorfil CirrosiiirkrYrstt#JWO
er're MAGIC OIL. IbiallinG4 - Pa4lnue 1867 -
Messrs. Pam a DlMAnntri-lbli Certify, that I
have been ealletexi -with itheinessathun . - for __yeara, and
have expended some four hundred dollars, to have it
cured, but all to.no effect. I nsed_but one lxdtle of your
Magic 011--ara now well. rouri
. JOHN.TROXICL,
Washington et- between:9th. aka 10tb.
lIRLAIROLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
RRIAIROLD'd Genuine. PREPARATION.
ItRAMBOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION.
lIELMBOLDI Genuine PREPARATION,
Is prepared According to Pharmacy and 'Chemistry, with
the pontoon accuracy and Melina ,Anciarledini. devoted
to their combination. liarßee advertiitemenf beeital
lIELILBOLV,B CIENITIIIE'PRXPARATION.
Hostetter'. Stomach. Bitten..—The mar.
ited success of these celebrated Bitters,- end the fiver
with which it has been received by our, mast reammtablo
citizens, speaks volumes as to its efficacy in bringing I
bout the beneficial results for which it is. designed.—
Having peep Use result of a long course, of observation
and study in the Doctor's practice, so that - the proprie
tors have no hesitancy in presenting it to the world, as .
unsurpassed in effecting a. speedy,. certain and permit.'
malt cure for all irregularities and weakness of the di
gestive organs, to whichmont persons centrum+ ill healtk.
Sold. by all Druggists, Grocers, and Gotalsr .0-mu/0/out
the United States and Canada. . • - ,
EMANUEL itirdlJAß 4pnt, Nnftb-iVdet noinei of karliet
nd'
and Wa stieeny fibbittion: EAp 7 , '68=2m.
--
THE Glitkt REMEDY !
SIB JAMES CLARKE'S •
Celebrated Fe an fie , Pills.
Papa:red Awn aprescriptfon of Sir J. Clarke, Ar. D., "
Physician Extraordinary to the . Queen.
.Thlr invaluable medicine is unfailing in 'the cure of eit
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the &maid'
constitution is subject. It moderatee ail eicess, and re-
moves alt obstructions, and a Bp - m..lo'olre may re li ed cin.
TO MAER/ER LADIES .
it Is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on,
the monthly period with regulinify:.. „ ,
Each bottle, Price One Dollazibiais, the . filt7rerattioSi
Stamp of reat Britain, to prevent Connterfeita.
-CAUTION!
These Pills should not betaken by females during the,
'first three months of Pregnancy, as they are shre.to bring
on Miscarriage, but at any - other time they are setfe.:.:
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections; pain in
,the back and limbs, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation
of the .heart, hysterics and whitee, these Pills Will effect,
a cure when all other means have failed, and slthongli
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful in the constitution.
Full direetions seCompapy.each Peaklike.-
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,' _
JOB. MOSES, (Lb 3. C. Baldwin A Co.) ,
Rochester, N. Y
N. It:—$1,00 and a:postage stamps enclosed to any.au.-.
thorized Agent, Yfill insure a bottle of the Pills brreturu.
mall. For sale .by . r . . .
Dr. ROSS, opposite the Court Nouse, Lebanon,,Ps., and
by all.respectable Druggists throughout the United States
and Canada', also by Harvey. Birch, Reading, Pa,
October 7, 1857-Iy.
The laeha
Carlfully awrected
LEBANON,
Leh. Mills Ex. Pam. $6 60
Smith " Nitre 600
Leb. Val. Super. Fine 4 50
Prime White Wheat, 106 '
Prime Red Wheat, 100
Prime Rye, 60
Corn, 66
Oats,
Clover.ssed, 4 LO
Timothy-seed, 4 50 -
Flax mud, 160
Dried Apples,* ha., 100'
Dried Apples, pealed,' 1 60
Peach "Snits 2 60
Peach "114311," 125 ..
Cher:4o, s 1 1 60
Onions, fio
011 Market.
Potatoes, *lnv, - • 06
Eggs, .49 dos., • • 9.;
Butter, 94 15
bard, •
Tallow, •
Ham,
Shoulders . , $
Sides, 8
Soap, 5 •
Bees-wax. ; 25
White Rags, 5
Mixed, Rags, 2
Flax, It lb , 12%
Bristles, lit 18., 40
Feathers, 62%
Wool,4lMit,tr`4o
Soup Beans, 91 qt., S
Vinegar, qt gal, 12%
Apple Butter, ;t emit, 45
The Philladelphisi',Market.--'2.
Fint,Anr.uitite. MAT
noun.—There is no eiporf,dernaticlfforFlopr
to-day, and the sales'beleTconficied to i k e -- watits
of the trade, who. buy moderately, within the
range of $4,50g4,62i-for standard andigood su
pease, $4,15@5 for extra, and $5,2566,50
bbl for extra.. fine. andluncy socto-Wrand and
`quality. Standard shipping Flour is offered at
our lowest figures, without finding buyers. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are firm, With main sales of
the former at $8,25 11$ bbl. The latter, is rather_
scarce at'the same price.
GRADT.--There is eery little" Wheat offering,
and.prinie lots are scarce, and command - fully.
former quotations. Sales include Some .14 ®l5OO.
bushels at 1.08®112c. for .fair to pritiosieds, and
115 te:l2s for white. Rye is unsettled, and about
800 bushels Penna. sold at 68®70e; the distillers
are coffering the filimer price. - Corn'is n moiler.
ate'dcmand; With further saleif'of , agmloo. - bush=
els, moitliSoOthern. YelloW;Wt 71c, ifloat,
69c in store, including 80.0 bushels; whit:eat 67.
The - receipts are light... Oats wrecsotead o y;:i. with
sales , of 4€15000 • bushels ,- Pecona. - at .39itg44 0 .1
mostly at the latter prieeslor,,Pennia.
PIIILA DE7,PHIA CATTLE MAEKET.-,-Por
the past two or three weak' Beef Cattle have been
coming forward from , tlee Brest• quite freely; and
the market, at present, is well supplied. The of.
ferkgs for the past week amount to about 1823
bead—an increase over the week prevlous of near
ly 400 bead. In consequence of tbe comparative
ly limited demand, the unfavorable,weather and
large stock, prices have declined fully 75e, per
100. lbs. — About 300 ch.:ilea:Cattle Were taken for
New . ~ Beef Cattle ranged;fromss7 to so}
per 100
There were a few extra lots that sold from $9l
to 10. There-were over 100 Unsold - .
Tult , Sheep market bas been devoid of 114 usual
activity, and prices are rather drooping. The:Of
ferings were largo, amounting to 4020 headiwhieb
were sold it . sss6, equal'te Dane feddre Z 4. • '
Tstr. Cow marketcoatinues
change. 340 Cows arrived, which Wept
of at the following prices: Extra Mitch Com-at
$40450, fair Mitch Cows at $30a40 good do. at
s4oasso; And Dry at $18a25 each.
The arrival' owl ealeeit:thO Union DroveNaril
for the•week were 8200 Bogs, at prices froux $7 to
$7 50 nett; u in quality; the most of them were
sold to the packers,. AC the price - of Pork brut ad
vanced within a day or two post.to afigcare which
gives them a fair remuneration 'for,
.thbir invest-.
runt.
Religions ;Notices.
Engll,ll preaching next .'Stindlity., morning and
evoning in the Methodist Episcopal church:
German Preaching neat Buriic o r rtkornins in the
Moravian, Church.
Religious Services in Salem's Lutheran Church,
nezt Sunday oven incin the. English langnage:
English services next Sabbath. morning and -Ev
ening in Zion's Lutheran Church,' and Prof.
Muhlcnburg of Penti's Collago is earieetad to'
On the 29th ult., by the Rev. Aag. C..Wedekind,
Mr. Thomas H. Krick, of Lebanon, to 'Miss'
Catharine A. Mpang,ofSouth L'abinop.
. .
• DIED' • •
In this borough on theist Ind.,: vs 4 -1
x - *airy Wok'
widow of John Mark; aged 6I yeiuw,.s months
and 13 days. It was t4, l lorof
suffer many Mcinihi4fripsi':ii palafh ?! dlsi t 1;.
which she .bore I:IOWA - Yea :Wit] Atatdi:ohkiiiligh.
patience, and died in the tug hope (Oa blessed
immortality. -- • • •
NEW .ADVERTISE a.:
. . •
•• Wilke gilifil•Likiiwor.
Store,-
ORNItR of litarket, and wager 86'444_
•
Wunit, Pa.,,la : the ram tbrtnsily occupied b
Jacob Weld's, /ssq., 'photo be 'a= coatipnes to
keep an otssorttrient of tbe very bait Jaw:LA . or N
and VIQUORS'..,tbat .can be got. To, thee(' who are aiz
quatnted with his tIQUOREI; ft Li' not. him
to , speak, an i t#a .Jaquore. will, SPeab
t oy. themselves. To
hotel Heopr4,.l(mr:ell ethane...be ;voila stain that It
meinly entoeniatr tbem'. tn. Car andixiniditelets
stock 'Mkt! tlo4 ll 4V:ee; betrranta.to tindel toll
of '724 13.EVRNIti ANT.'
• Azyktg.Aenialin - ber at Weidlo'fForner. ' .
Aibitian: May 5;1855. .
Public NOtlCes , • •
SW ELEGTIOiI-,HISTMCT..;"39bereas, the tinder
j.Fiened have roc:6*Q a' maim:lesion issuing out of
the ()Sart of 'COmnimi Pleas of'rtobstion County, direct;
log niliettelunissionein ingiairir into the - propriety of
forming a New Election'Thetrict out of pat'of Gin:wall
to*nehip; said county, bye line running Bait sia West
is near as may be practicable, commenting at wpointon
the lands of Henry Hsisey . and .loscplOri oli , where said
township adjoins t ooth Ainkfile township in said conn
ty',and eliding ad sPoint'on land of Jobbilillisu, where I
said Cornwall - biwnshiP i .adipine 'Smith LebanOn town,
sdll• eow uty. 'TherefOre, Palk. • Notice hereby
ghee, th a t we, the undersigned Coeimieeddriere. Will ox.
acute the said HeatMlildn'a nR jhi Ist i tt Adbe, next,
and for that porpos . &Ws bsest at public house of
Joey 31. Missin beromih;Of Lebanon, ou said day,
at 04 rf4sek In the (ormsooa, sanialter being dray gad
tsai will to the place .of , begioning s t ore niew...
tinsel, and thous to 1 the end! Qiiesof,rasd , roaks net
o ►Fp ggrfrap.erill. unable Am ..to. maw report *tour
gnpeo by.the est& conurdsairet or. order
4..4a I'l
Ig6lrt. ' . i i troet i ' lii i= b r d no al = "(44l"4l
*No ss
ti 4.. Ja kat /011480:440 ,° JONalria tt atr.
trgsd
Mlegeetii; •
OTlvar la thatill pone= :mai fawn
trusting my wife Pmemtia •(RU10144). on my ac
count, as I will pay nu ilaMia other contractlift_
, JOHN MAITHRNZS.
south Annsilitip.,.Lebacon county; Ha z y 1.4.18.-.3t.
-111olite.
.
A DRAFT 4rawnsby meinr Mews. Udidithrig. Hoff
-22_ man & Wetithq Philadelphia, andaocepted by them,
payable to myeWor order.. at the Melamine Bank of
Philadelphia, d&tet March 26;1858, Sixty days after date,
for $420, baring been lost or mislaid; 411 persona are
therefore warned against .nsgottating, the seine, as pay
ment thereof,'his beinstoiped by Frio: _ _
X
Lebanon,-Miiry 5. • t58.41 . ADDABAMAWMAN.
[North Airreilco,reeolf at:- end Bond bill bp:thier olhire.]
wistar nicar
f 4 „ y.
A mii*Na. the doelhbldirs 'Mater Li;
1 - I.brariton2Plo4,-will -beheld in the Library Room,
Lebonon, newt M onday Ekeeting, the Intb Inst., between
the hours of 7 and 9 o'ClOckfdr' the purpose of electing
THREKDIABOTORS of *mid Cohipany, to serve for the
ensuinglii, roe yestis ' order.
Kay - JACOB WillDLE,Pres't.
S,QLOVRS.—Uenryt Stine have just 0-
11.. hed n latgootock:. of 'Stockings, Gloves,
:Boots; . Shoes,Caps,
.
_
`AND theehtap Store ofiighit
the undersigned, W alnut : strest,„Leba- _
non;where,a splendid mew, Stock has Just moped.
ad, embracing a general assortment for LAD/IEk,GENa
TIASIEN.and,HOYS._among - which are LAMES' GAI
TERS and FANCY SHOES; Calfskin, Fstent Ideather,
Goat, Rip, and other BOOTS:and Gaiters for Gentlemen,
'with a lititidsoute'sdrfety for" Be,ys. , BOOTS Mal SHOES
'of all kinds, are also made to order: ' '
ffe haewleolt mat assortraintif HATS &
of ailliudikuud.prlees,_Funankesetid• Summer Hata, In
great variety. - -
TER public 14 respecifullyinsited 'to Call andexamene:
Lehation,Moy tySS: - , -JOHN GASSER:
IDARASOLB‘ PARASOLS.—Henry t Stine bate just.
Jr - ,operre& a large assortment of the latest eiyles-of
Parasols; which thet are sollingat great Bargains:
Grand Balloon.' Ascension
110109.0 F. JOHN, 11. STEINER. thiCeliihratil%
1 and highlYeucceesful American. Arm:Lint,
has the honor of announcing to the 'citizens of
Lebanon and vicinity, that he will make his
51st ascension, from the Lot adjoining, the pas
Works, with his splendid Balloon, the "STAR di
OF THE WEST," on Monday, the 24th day of ~""
May, 1898.. An opportunity be given to '
see the intereling.process of itirtarnia the Balloon, and
All the arrangements for the'2Erial "Voyage, by admission
to the encloeure. — At 9 o'clock will commence the folia
tion, when the'do e rs will ho Opened. - and a Pilot Balloon
let off., About 12 o'clock a Beet of Small . -Balloons will
be let ofcafteiviihiblafitioßSTElNKß will'Conclude his
! - arrangemonts and take his departure for the clouds.
After Mr: S. will reach an altitude of 8000 feet he will
let go anew conatructedAir Condenser pentatonic alive
DOG. etadeliiier tang eonitriinted on a Scien
tific principle, so as to overeat:melba oscillating motion in
descenditig. All former Parachutes or Air Condensers
oscillated so much in descending, that the lives of their
occupanti'vere in danger and.frequently, lost.
A:BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the occasion.
• ./al'AnkrullszoN to Elie enclosure, 26 Cents.
N. B—lii case +Arvin or high wind, the ascention will
be postponetuntil Thursday, May 211/4 . 1858.
Lebanot s/fitr6, ISb td.
ly by Myers (1 Shour
SDIqXBDAT, MAX 6, 1858
-110tEREGES and BEREGE DE tAINE.--fleury & Stine
have just opened a splendid assortment of Bereaes,
and Bereft: Laines of the /Attest styles, and '.t very lov
prices* les; call soon. .
OP --
Dry-Goods, Grocery & Crockery,
111171.011ER59 STORE.;
T BONARD ZIMMERMAN Inform:ea his friends and the
1,4 public that halms just received a new stock of
Goat for the Spring
. . Trade,
which will be found as cheap as any stock of the kind in
this town, consisting fail such GOODS as are usually
kept In a trsteelass store. •
Particular attention is given to Staple.Goode for-the
country trade, notneglecting the fancy articles far. LA
DIES' WEAR--auch as Laces, tawnei Edgings, Under
sleeves, Handkerchiefs, Lc, • • • .
GENTLEMEN prey nrited to , ezamine his °LOTUS,
Cassimeres; Ca.sizters, Tweeds, Fancy and other Vesting',
Veleete, - Cords: &c, • -
In the GROCERY department may be found a farp
splendid aasortmentof every need in the Etunilyr
Coffee; , Sugstr,. Spices, Uta h , Mickerei.:ka: In
CROCKERY the stock IS well' selected: ' - .
- ' LEONARD. ZIMMERMAN.
AE -The highest Market price will be paid for COUN
TRY PRODUCE. - [Lelmnou, Map 6, 16-56.
SSlLlig...tferay •it Stine hare juit opened a
large assortment of Ladles' Dress Wks, which they
ate selling at neat Bargains.. Call nausea them soon.
X.ECORII . TON: DEFEATED.
BY H S'. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
sjMRECEIVED and now opened at. the cheap
Geode Store of MERRY & RIJN E;asplen
did stock of , DRY GOODS, WIERNSWARE and
GROCERIES; niso'READY- MADE CLOTHING, Aki -
Carlieti, Oil Cloths: Window Shades, Bonnet's, Hats, ko.,
which they are selling at very low prices. They bought
their goods at cash price; and are, therefore, enabled to
give great bargains. Ladies and Gentlemen, give them
en early call. We are *seared they can suit you in
goods and prices.
FOR . LADIES' WEAR.
Hager k jitiedgened a large and 'DUBAI
stock of Fancy Drage Goods, such as 51114, Pith], S riped,
end Figured, for Dresses, Black and Mlored, very cheap.
Chilli. Chalk Robee,.Lawn,Lawn Robes, Levelles, Pod
detheriles.ChillißeregesSilk Roreges,Ginghatns.French
Lustre., French de Lain... Dobeges, Mohair Lustre, &c.
Reinentber -- at - the cheap store or Ileastr & Srtas.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S' WEAR.
Ha & Suer. hove juseopeded a large and eplandli
asSortinent of. Spring and. Summer Cloths, Cashinerette,
Tweeds, Casaiiinirs, Italian Cloths, Lustre@ and Linen for
Coats; Cloths; Cissamers, Gordo
roye, Drilling, Jeans, &c., for Pantaloons; Satin., Silks,
Cashmere;, Clptli, Italian Clotha,,Marseil lc., for Vest
ing.., Ailiicy,Stock@Olandherthiofs,..Collars, Suspenders,
Stockiiiga, ac., rery cheap, at'
Lebuticiit,lfay 103„ HENRY }: STINE'S.
ORDERS left with M. COLEMAN; at Kure Hotel,
or MAJOR & BROTIIERW•MacIiine Shop. Lebanon: PAZ
be promptly attended to, and any desired informa
' tion given. JOSEPH LIKE,
XsylBsB-3m. • • .Agent:
. . .
ONNETS RIBBONS.—IFenry .
Etme bays inst
opened,n. large assortment of: Bonnet and Bonnet
boons .11143. they are selling vary caesp. -
D
IMMO
NEW - EM-MONTS: _ -
THE PLACE. TO BUY CHEAP
CALL ";;STE` THE NE W STOCK
CUE=
IUIPLYTILLAICariiitiItis.::-Niniis - Stine haw; jolt
DAL opened Tarp, asecortmeA . of Heady -made gin,
las, which thei "re saol4,imariAligiu , .
FARMEDNOTICE:
TosEg4 .LTIF.l4 . 4llNT4Ostilil manufacturingposte
eUnitild State. 6ritin,Yahs, ' •
• . • 01-, WIND ! MILLS,
in Lancasieitity, ,Saki FANS Lave heist' awarded
PREMIUMS.at cvOy Agriqultnial,Fair that they hove
ever beetehiliibited.ifi eiinsfiertAtion with otker
8500 REWARD will be given-to any person or
persons who will prove. to my satisfaction that whet I
say about my Mill Is not true.
°FARMERS constilting , their interest, will find it to
their advantaguto call and examine for themselves be
fore pnrchashig elsewhere, as these Mills possess all the
desired superior qualities, so much appreciated by Farm
ers: „time Mille arc constructed to use two Screens at one
time...width will remove all tl9 cheat and Cockle, one of
which.Screons may be removed at pleasure ; if required,
to snit the convenience of the persons using said Mills.
AILFANS manufactured and sold brine are warrant
alto be °lipid materiel, and all defects or imperfection
in any. Mill or Fan disposed of. shall bo fully and effec
tually. repaired without extra charge.
.The undersigned has sold more MILLS than anyother
one men now living, and flatters himself on account of
his long experience in the business, that his Mills &rests.
parlor to any, and the easiest turning Mill now menu
fapturod, which fact can be substantiated bytnany of thu
best Farmers in this State and elsesibere, wherever they
bare been tooted - •
JUNE: A . P.I 0 I Atri VENT/
TO,IN...VALIDS:- •
n'Aßpliiir*AAkltiONitil# F , and Physician
for Dineenea of the Lump, formerly Physician to the
lneat.' Marino lloopltal, and Invalid's Retreat, Cor
onillni Member of the'llondon Medical Society of
Otiee . :rTation, .Author nf.Letters to tioralids,ami Editor of
the "Medical Stothoiroopal" may be consulted at
LEBANON, Pi., EAGLE HOTEL, "AITERNOON . of
111021Thl.M.7PNE. 7th, ILO TUESDAY Bth, until noon.
• . • . • .
DR, lIARDMAN TREAT.S ,CONSUMPTIOg, BROX-.
cminf :un Laryngitia, Attgto ll
zo, apdaDlseaseoot tho Throat
'MI bICATEIYrNIIALATION.
The groat point :in-the treatment of all human male.
Mee is to get at the disease in a:direct manner. All wed
kdoee are estimated by,their action upon the organ re
quiring .relief: *This: id the important: feet upon which
Inhalation is based. It the Stomach la'diseased. we take
nl4llllllfge directly into thelitomach.** If .the Longs are
dleseeett, breathe or inhale melicated vapors directly in
to them. The reason why Consumption and Diseases of
the Lunge have heretofore resisted all treatment has been
bectittAe they. were not approached in a direct manner by
medicines. They were intended to be local, and yet they
were so administered that. they could - not art constitu
tionally, expending .their immediate• Action upon the
iltoniach.'whilst the foul uloera within :the Lunge were
unmolested... INHALATION.* brings the medicine Into
direetooatact with'she Weans, *without the Mead
es of violent action. Its application so shespi=i
may be employed by the iroungme Waist or feeblest in
valid. It does :not derange the Stomach, cus interfere in.
the least with the: etremith, oonsibra or bustneasof the.
patient. SO No charge for consultation.
OTHBA DISEASES aieIIIATED.
In Mallon to lb* following diseaAes, either when *our.
'plicated with Lung AiTootiono oz existing alone, I also In
vit• consultation—uoutilly fled thorn PROMPTLY OCRA-1112.
PROLAPSES .and• all forms of VENIAL& COM
PLAINTS, IRREGULARITIE9 and WEAKNESS.
PALPILITION mid other. *am* 'of =ART . DI&
EAKK; Live( complaint; Dyepoptda, , and all other
masa of Aim. StOmach: and Emiredia Ales. to . . • --
••• All dilemma of, *b. Eye and Karp Nenraigia;.,l4.
and all othealermacifiNerebneDleenae.
.11%.*Ifier obargeeiceromsnitation. ' !
g., 5, lass. M.D. D.
ji. V 11 0%.«
.n.:tq ald:+ii la n+talk. t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tun roomy= u, superior PORT 'MINX, es / 7A*
go los* aim Scarce. Alt, LIMON POitrii., CATAWBA
BRANDT; 1112(1 arraNian OusstyeeirsX
RI/MARTI Wfuti Liquor Store.
MAims DE LAINEB and ALL WOOL DE LAINEB.
Henry it Stine have Just opened a 'argil stock of
Fancy and pistil coloied De Lainea, which they are sell
ing very cheap.
BRILLJANTS.Inwne. Chintzes, °tinhorns, Jeannette
and other Mulls, for Ladies' Dreine—a splendid
twortmelit just opened and for oldest HENRY t
Walts a Rcedel Lave' Just received a large assortment
of Wall paper. may 6.
Do you want cheap Wail Paw? Call at Waltz a Rosa
era Book Afore. may C..
Waltz a itmdel can furnish you With porforatad tissue
Papor for ceilings. may L.
If you want a neat as well 'as cheep Wall:Paper, all
at Waltz a Readers. null G.
Waltz /,..Rtedel can furnish ris neat sad cheap an &W
-an of Wall Paper as can be founi'anywhere. may 6.
Call and examine Waits s: RoOars stock of bandimme
Wall Paper.may b.
For variety, beauty and cbeapnses in Wall Paper,
Walt: a Model can't be b°M. • . May t....
Waite. & Raider patterns of-Wedi Pepsi aro the latest
designs l market, add can't help bitt tdease everyone.
. ..
- ElthibiliOn!
it -R Hi:Tway:4r and . ,..p . RA2IL4 TRY EXHIBITION
*ill be giventry"the pupils of the Lebanon High
§e_hoo I , tit Cie Titmeetetextir Item., oulTiniruko, Evening,
lily B. "Eicrtfees to ceiteist
. oftSrlgtual Blear, Datil,-
=Wont and Dialogues. To conclude with laughable
Farce—Box & Cox. Doors open at.74lock. Exercises
}
to commence at 7W.. .Adial seieirt2Y — cti:-
"SIMUN IL oult.roxi, • 1 co sirattki, _
• . MASONWEIDAIAN, of" :'.
• '. tAXIIELO.IS.O) , F.MAN.', Arianteinlnt . i: .
Lollaikosi . ;: gprlllficissr. •..
•• - W.004.1 WOod;
• ' , TUB underiesti ere prepared to fulrolift ' atorp ,
• .;i- oar or OAK WOOD, to order, et any pploos iniAbe
• loon or Nortli„Lebosion Itorpogbe..: , ofreiik.
their lint! will bo.prOmptiy.rdtendsid to.
• non, April 21, 186 F- - - --MYERS 4i S HOO K:
•
• "Molise -air- Rent: -•
TIIB sibeeri§e'r Homy.
Ifpituatedon Itecurst.,,iietir;Ctie Bfonvkn
Church. Lebanon. "lismddrate p 043 ee on w ll .be
given. For fuitherhaffinjOon skply .tb
anon, Aprll2l,
•
Rooms IMO:Relit.
ri• THE STORE-ROOM, Sittlntitciom. back Room,
• .. two Kitchens. ob the brat Hoor,anchroohron the
HI second floor, lately occupied .b.y . T: -H. Ittitint,
" In Market etreet, near 11111, - Liban 6 h,-are for*
en .• For-further ir.formation,•Ac, In the absence of
Mr. Russell, apply to JOHN YOST. ' -
Lebanon, April 21, ifqlS4t.
.
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
fplIE undersigned respectfully informs tlii pehlie that
I. lie has opened a NEW LIVERY STABLE, at Mn,s
IezRISE'S Hotel, Market street, -Leli
anon, where he will keep for the
public secornmodetion &good stock 1.
of HORSES and VEHICLES. He
will keep gentle and good driving. Horses, and hindsOnie
1 and safe Vehicles. Also. careful DriCers furnished when
;desired. .Also OMNIBUS fur l'artlea, Ae.
Lebanon, April 21, 1858. . JAMES MARCH.,_ _
.1858'NEW STYLES. 1868
A DAM RISE, In Ctimberlend Street, between
jok Market and the Court Ilona*, north aide, he.
now on hand a splendid awiortnient of the New
Style of HATS AND CAPB,,for mon and boy& for INS,
to which the attention of the public is respectfully Mid
tad. /late of all price., from the cheapest to the Moat
costly, always on hand. • He has also juat opened a @plow
did assortment of SUMMER RATS. embracing Awls to
STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, PEARL, 110114,1 Aili
HORN. SENATE, CURIAE. and all o th ess." • • '"
say.lle will etl•io Wholesale all kind' 41644044
&c., to Country Merchants on advantageous teems.
Lebanon, April 21, 1858. ,
Valuable noruttgla Prefieilf
FOR SALE!' • ••
TS oared at private tee, that valuable half-lot creVene .
or GROUND, oritucter at the north-essc corner or
ter andWalnilt streets, Lebanon. fronting 33 feet on
nut street and 80 feet of Water street, at present ems*
ed by John Farrell's Marble Yard, on which are aTualla
Homo, ae. It Is loaded within aeq uare of the Lebanon
Valley Railroad Depot, between the Depot and the centre
of town. - "Foi further particulate apply to Joba Farrell
on the premises. June 24. MT.
Aew Livery Stable.
THE under:slimed hat 1111114111-
( established a new LIVE. •
RY STABLE. in' the P.a.
e lk
• gle Hotel Stables, Lebanon. E 0
safe : ones, Carriages, as sassy be desired, and "careful
Drivers, which he will bfriren terms He hopes by
being attentive to business to retxtve is liberal shun, et
nubile patronage. Apply at the Eagle Dotsl,•or at tbe
Stables. 'JOSTLE( DE11137. ,
Lebanon, Aug. 19, DILL . •
• NOTICE'.
rrlo THE .I%lEmnEns OT THE NORTH ti
1 • JIISURAN CB 0081PANY, of la/ wester County, that
an ELECTION will be Reid oriIdONDAY,,MAY 17,•.CD:
1868, between the hours of 10 and 13 o'clock of• said day,'
being the Menday.in May, 1868, at the public house
of Christian Harchelroth, in NEW-EPHRATA,Lancaster
county for the purpose of electing THREE DIRECTORS
and Oh E AtiDlTOltr, to serre for three years,' as 'by the'
act Of incorporation of said Company b provided.
By order of the Board of Directors.
• W Al.: PA la L; Ptaidasts
SAW= Nrssur,'&cretaiy. April 28,1855.
CLOTHING STORE
• ANlii •
?ABACI! ANT TAILORING EsTABLIZA.,
• Aftirketereet, littoreo Marks araLlitioliA*-;
ramsEy toka, PleasialtLia-wat. " •
C 7, to their Mende and the publiesnattigi,aasii - they•
have on hand.a., vwdety, of •CLotha. Otamillarel cruhron
which 'that Win' make lip 'to order'Ontke most rim,
amiable ternis and In the moettasshioliible
As none but:good , w(Wittaatt ani`ittoplojed, 101 work
Insured and good sti: guaranteed. Also a 1:11 stock of
REEDY-JUDI Clartuto, dapoi - ,..0f chap,
together,altlisorax" . ufillitiplif Ottatlemerei,l:oroUthiM
• :ilk 3 44 3 ;gEr
Lebanon; Apift.frkletei, •
LADIESiIRE4S (§F:
GOODS
SWARTZ. &BR°• - -•
.•)
PLEASE CALL A. 1 0 . 1 ,11 EXpEP.TE. ..
, '- :
Lebanon Valley Bank. ,
OTICIE IS . HEREBY OPEN to the subscribers to
the Capital Stock of the Lebanon Valley Bankvto '
moot at, the public house of If=ritT D. CARMONI, in the'
Borough of Lebanon, on Saturday, the sthsday of May,
next, between the hours of 9 o'clock, B. N. and 12 V.;.-for l
the purpose of electing Thirteen Director in tincertdarfei
with law, to nutnago the wifairk.t c /ipik nitirthe
next annual election, . " 891111 CrE,'
• • 0.11011 1198111i'S',„
• • JOHN .LICI it MT •
• NICII.O,If DEL HY;
NINCI22,
• I"- 4 •
JOlllO EVARPER,
ALLEN P. HIESIULAN,
'JACOB WEIDLE.
Lebanon, April 28, 1855. ' amusissidiers,
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ri. 4 4-4 '.lls - : • ?;
NOTICE is hereby' pimp tekeletleli ' o f-i.th m ajoir
on th e E u tet e of. OSZP92aotiaiMAXelati,fir.
township, Lebanon county, have been graoteirto h0.0n,.
dorsiffned, of the township and chanty, ifoiresitia. 'Ali t
pe moe , themfore, having Miami aikainst said estate:
please present them, an indebted an requested It•
make payment: : - • . IlleaßYdd.2lMAlLlaitMA.No.• .-
: Cornwall, April 7,1858-Fite Adstatistrelaree
;,.. ..OHIWATTRAUTIOXG,!
:GREAT .BARGAINS
TEIN-OREAPEST• GOODE
THE .ASSORTitaNT l
T#ii.4l.o4l6xEsT:B3'Yl.EB7'• •
.kiI7BrOPICNiS4 . I" THE • •
CEHTEI HtfILDING44 ,
• RABER &
• . •
CAL if WITHOUT DELAY' Q l "`
ItAiIA • FFIIET: ..."
, • PIO 151;14111
ti T• 3.3. • . IitADTIMIEDB.OLOTSINO!
- • -.J. traqrmr. Mai TAM 5......0 - 4.214 .1 .1 " ;
.9• 4941 : 1 0 044/1 :4: 1. : ,4 : 1:,
c a.e.41.:.A aidanolaKA ad
tri 6 Y a*
_„ r:
N. Goodtis Wort.
Tina crook
' sigabd is located is lidarket aeon
north,of iiYintied4 Lsnibeiger's Vricig Blearet
will be phaised to else all la old., &W ads, and:
roue of biAlmg articles In big flap. W.tih a dienitindein.
tion of serAnk tibilfplu-tbnitaurbeiltirichamikelametiarsi
be would respectfully mil the attention, of tbs public es
his assortment of Ribles, hymn and 'Prow Books, "WU. _
celtaneaut, Blank and School Books,
.Wo4 and Window
Paper, Stationery, and *eery article in his Luc of bust.
nese. Also. Pocket Dienes and Almanacs for 181 L All
the Magazines and Newspapeni,- both daily and weakly,
to be bad at publistiefa rates. ,
All orders for articles In 1311 ilae earefally sad prompt
ly attended to, by the tuodersirmid
Lebanon, Jan lA, 1868.
Boot & Shoe Store Bernd/tea
New . Spring and 'Summer' Stock /
frUE Undersigned would reepecttilly inform the pubite
.1 that he has REMOVED hie BCKYr sad a/tor—max
to the room lately occupied - by John &ode 's Cbesetko
ery store, where he has opened a beautiful stock of
Spring and Summer Boots and Shoes,
for Ladies, GeutletneaandChlldren, IS S.lllB anorttoese
is very complete, and embraces ail the Llama styles, whirl
tie can man COM at kr9r Midas. The public Ivill please oaU
and examine. Luatim.
- -
N. /I.—Taaartaas, now is yoar time if l OU wfAl to me
a large avortment of Trunks. Taira, and Wars= Made
of Bap. Come ono, come all .
Lebanon, April 7,1858. .
•
PHILIP F . McCAtULLY
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker
_
Cumber/dad 'free, one dOot• /art of Mud , . Saw taw,
Ift.that 2 TM: Subscriber desires to inform the nubile
1 ed tohee Lea
teMit o elr a d ed ers " of BOgS ' an the dle:l=
• : finest - finish-a rel: style, If sot superior, tio say hair
tofore offered to the public..
•-•,' New EaltstmlMiger__Secipla_
-.. Ile baa, just returned from the eii7l7sl., YLa,h aounr.,lvaleo
isiatortinent of the latest Irthlintei W. &Mt; STsYet
Boats, Shoes, Slippers, &c., £e., 11:0: Leritter•Gentleamn and
Children.
.- -
arm Every body is intitoitoeanyndizMiliarr e. - I;ft
Lebanon, Nor: 4;1867:- ... • .
Merchant
yr' 1E• Ilift
Tailoring • a
liskinment: ,
.OUHP respectfully informs the public mit heood•
ur tinen , 3lERCH ANS TAILORING In all Its braneb•
es ai ti
hie e3tabliBhvent. No 1, EkoLz Boruowto. out door
to the Est4it; lintel. He has an elegant assortment of
Cloths, Cassimers Vestings,
and Furniaing G oods,
in general. which he solicits the priblic to examine. He
shall devote his particulat attention to fitting and mak
log up to order. Those wishing clothing made well earl
fashions* are Invited to call.
N. D--Always on Mo' a large assortment of IMAM
MADE CLOTIUNO, to which the attention of the public
L also directorL
G. Gum".
Lebanon, April 14,18.8.
TAILORING:
WILLIAM "'AL SNYDER rotpect fe II y inform.
thepublic that he has commenced the
TAILORINO BUSINESS in all its branchis, in
the stand formerly of Cyrus Spengler; near the
'tore of Messrs. Billman & °rob; near the LIALF-NY AY.
.110USB, in , Boulb Lebanon township. By attention to
.bu.iness, 'conforming to the wishes of his patrons,
promptneas in his engagements, and moderate prices, he
hopes to receive a fair share of the public patronage.—
Re has had much exinTience in the badness, (having
lately been engaged by that Master Tailoryidtcarts. WAD.
was, deed., for a long time,) and fees confidant of ran,
daring general satiAtction. Being a new beginner, he
Solicits the favors of the public,.
go- The Pat""be of Mr. See:mak are especially Invit
ed to give him a call. WSI. M. SiSYDN.R.
i... S. Lebanon, April 7,18.69-Sm.
lar Fashionable
lor icliz 1. HOF AN still continues the TA/ I.OltlDlO
.01 Business at his 0/d mate. , in C'soubcriand Km; VW
Plank Road. where elf rearms who /dab garmenu Made
up in the most fastrtonablestyleand best manner, are LP
'sited to call. Be has lately received the New York, Phil
adelpkls, Parts and lotto* reports of
Spring and Summer Fashions,
Med is he has none but the beat workmen
f emtoyed, he
that all work entrusted to him sr* be done
i l =at e s t i i filetorl Manner.
113... With Us thanks to his old customers fut their pat
renege heretofore, he respectfully acillcita public faeor.
To TAILORS I—Just received and for sale the N.York
and Philadelphia Report of Spring a Summer Fastikatt.
Tailors 'wishing the Fashions should let the subecritesr
* know of the fact, so that he can make his ansagemeuts
accordingly. • mzetueL HOFFMAN.
Lebanon, April 14,1658.
MOM 11LI 41IG.- Mf g ,
M . ; DI. C INES f.
-Onatummair t ,
TIM LET az FANCY ARTICLta ,
GUILFORD. LEMBERG ER,
Opposite the isrket House.
ALL ARTIOIa VOTTGHT or na WAR.
RANTED PURILand.IIIEBE, And sold
SUIT ,THE .TPAES 1.
ALL THE POPIILA,
PATENT MEDICINES, '
Ar Guilforirk Acusberger's.
HORSE & CATTLt•MEDICTIVES,
At Guilford ¢ Leiubergees.
1 BURNING FLUID dr, PI NE OIL,
, At GuilfordLemberger's.
TOBACCO, SEG ARS, SNUFF,
- •
• At Guilford 4- Lemberger's,
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, "
At G A s:
tfAVOl'llEelriterger's'
At Guilford 4. Lembeirvo4:
With Ar.valletendeloteil
Filral4OßSO . Drug 5t.0r....
T Est'
aortal mitiety,and sold at the loweet market .
. allriaiio
Atrarrailted to lit erheir applied. . • -
17` lftit&7G~lAß ' a por.thrrnoNs end ?Altritt
RECEPES,'accuratelfr , componndet br •
• _,
GRAM/ ATEof PHARMACY, Who beurhiid an exPeeloim
of eight Tear In Philadelphia and Richmond, Ta.
j iltOP! . , _COUNTRY hiBIICEANTS
BurniojcZioid, Pii Ca, Essence of Coe"
}Mettle/0111/2We*, Seponioer, w Coneunteitted Lte; Xs
seamen Ilieteinea,i iWux . izeery, Az ? , at _the. most libel*
Wholesale
•
GU RV& LIMBIRGEIrseIY:a
• • • rdee kL i TtO •• • • • neti,
1411 . 6 "1 1 . 3 P.. 4 3 1./PS• . r - • : Narku
rme rs- or Pennsylvania,
TTENTIONI You eansuiply youritansierith Chan
-231. ble t nitrce,. warrant,* pure,_ nhich huts beta in
autce'sefnl on ft' Pennsylvania foil be 1;11,4'6(141i 'Year
they have received the - DIPLOMAS of New Jersey, New
York, Delaware, and . Pennsylvania, Agricultural Socha.
ties. and have been used by the Presidia of 17u United
States: on hls Carden and on the Public Grounds at Well
ington, D. C., and by the fellswins Gentlemen. vie:
Z. Locke, Esq.,
A. P. Leeher,
J. L. ROMP.
Senator Roberts,
Wm. Miller,
Ches. York .
TKOs: Malkird;" . Esq7,"tsaiigrif*. a `r.l4,' "
Knight, Mr. vi l ad f )frr-Atkinson,.an,d i Levi Johnson, all;
of New Jersey—they say it fe the ekeapeit and men net •
able Manure now in Use, being permanent and improie.
log the igothhy enrich/log thriln
apor,itar the
varlets cripaYol rae—COPe t hei
,
Oats, &c. Brencloeni t cheek •Mr eat IWin*Peaiia„
bank, or reference to any goodifouse'ln
in Bachangsfor Prodeqi,eit.fair Market raters - here, yoeir •
orders will he filled anitedpped to yen, free of Ossfleto •
expense. Every artide ink,blies gewrasaW..
Super Pfaisphatest,Lithb - ,,;.. - 00 IL ?eta. ..
BOIRITNO . 4111batS. 00 ft " •
'American Pertlllier, • tat- 00 a " ; -
in. A Bt. rrel la nufficient ' for en Aereefirfonad, broader*.
Pore Bone Duet, (feu Lerrela now reedy,) at $3-40 per ~
barrel, or $71.5 a ton.
• Pon t" drette, No. 1, (R) bancde now reedy ,)
Land Plaster MW ;1 . 0.-1,000 Man . at t
barrel: •
Pot Ash, fitlibarrele. • -
• Peruvian, Patagonian and Chillan GUANO. . ,
ozotor, A LKINAII 7 ; Propriatig. -
NiAllitotath 'FRONT Strict; City . ; PIC
110L.Wboisseale Dealers allowed. g Tama s uip o ttii
esss,b• . he¢ mr.appitilatkritasoga t t apt
Kassa!' 91' PIP Allen 9 1 .-•• ' .-; i.-.;.-ASFCh-atlt44r4esit
. ' . , iiii_ great Divioarry.o7 tht:rfpi.elar - - •
IhiP011T11 ; NT TO . , _ ~... ; .•;-. , ' - .
TOBACCO GIIEWIERS.: .. -
Dr. , oes tev ` Linnemils , Tittite• Zaiitbrettive : Titki
ohoie; the &relit Ihibiltitetto fir Tobliheilf
TT it. a well known cad, incontroveatebiii Amnia" thighs'
Ji_ usn of Tobacco is ,tlie promoting csuaeof =in; atlas
wok, kuvert , )Icutakand-Pbyetcal Disorders towhich this-.
nee of 10101 leahl t ica, as careful atuilyhis and long, „,
painfill•illence have clearly woven that it coo
certAiiirco )c ind,jeitseruinipropertiesradat
in their effeita.•whiot by entaring into the blood ' T"
the functions and operations of the. /Mlle; ea
to =prime that organ to bosibrinnalydiaaisseck i cu:, -..f.
TOBACCOaffects also theentlre neqoussys •
[fasting itielf-,-sa all 'who' have eVor used ' the _' _. A
*weed irlit bear teettmony—ln - Laraltnlii, Noir • -
~4 , -;
bility,! Water .srasb;. Dyspepala, and many . . '
- den ol a similar charaoter. , . , c kJ
I VIE TASTE ItESTORATIVVIII e : • '
Are designad to counteract these billet?' influottem
=haea proved cOmpletely truccesafnl in a innitltude of cipp . .
lia, and wherever used. Being harrilais in'theig k eefeur •
th•r4iutelbeneffclia'adhict , dpdetba - entre , system; ta(-
14.
storing._ o to wbla, : pia .beconio !I itfated as eastitr±,, I
.., ed b y - • *cites, clincPle,*9-,topFusyl UR hTits•l.
ton arid , pA i iiytucticUpkosniiitlon 0, . it-Whroat , .
—wh , alway s alasetiedt - tribon abstain fr_qt s l4.- L.:
use Tolacoo. and by &lire 4 fiethby . 90
. thie • •
Stomach; bovigoote , the wbcdersysteas;;;t, 131::111 5." ~.
P.rssna 100 ail greilleiralilY pi/WT*ll4pm their an-
stitnthins and ,a Alie 4 14ejii .4 1 49 ,4d t p. elp os. A
Trocpas imdliatibileil ii4cilbrar otait i l ll 4 4: o .9 l lNat! "41
aileilitint•liabft'ortikbicellWrfite , -- "
'; Thiaalitt "ooltosen oar, ii, 40 c6Fttiatiiii 41
.rt,amo' retsEint3ii Jo*: fele. of LO Cents per to ''l
4 • I, • .. :Alit* /ft... • . iftWW Willis
:I;tA *Ns.
rn
GR4EFF'S
MARKET STREET,
Cluksbone, :Pow Jersey
of Caps Is/and, Nay Jorsivir.
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