Ntiraltrin ?titertisEr. "win 'atlientanc SIZMPLEB CMS TO LLD. t czass TO FOLLOW." M. BRESLIN, Editor and Proprietor. LEBANON, PA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1668. 'Democratic State Nominations. CBE JUDGE OF SUPIin:WP OOURT: LL LIAM A.kPORTE r Ik or PHILADELPHIA. CANAL COAfAirk,TONETt WEST , ,LSYP-FLOST I 'O PAYETTE. TIIVRIGHT OF SEARCH. The recent outrages by'Br i fish cruis era- on American merchantmen in the Vulg . of Mexico threaten to cause a re newal of the diplomatic discussions which took place between the Govern- menu of Greet Britian and the United States, in consequence of the African =seizures before and during 1841, and f''Which_ was quieted and suspended, but -'ir•by no means- iettled, by the treaty of Washington, "of 1842. -- • It will he remembered that, with the object of carrying out the or. -ders•Oflheit-GovernmetW for the sup. inession of the slave trade; lritish yes. -.4els-nf war onnhe'Afriettn•toest seized mereltant - 'ships,..examined t :their—papers, overhauled 'and - injured their cargoes,- maltreated their officers - -saticherewr i and, in some cases,teppropri. ..-tated them as lawful prizes. Against -- these aggressions on our commerce the ~.11nited `States strongly- protested, and dentaiided ' reparation =far the -inj ri es 71trisitained, and a disavovvil by Great ;:Britain of the acts of her agents. A lintg.correspondence followed between the- diplomatic agents of the two Gov. erem elite. Great Britian, arfirst, thro' Pultnerstun, claimed the, right and - avowed the intention to search American -"vessels in time of peace, with a view to ascertain their national character ; hut z - afterwards ohrough Lord Aberdeen, dis. ``claimed all right to search, detain, or any manner interfere with American infsele, whether engaged in the slave ;,'trade or not, limiting her pretensiOns vessels strongly suspected of .. - ibeing_ those of other nations unwarraet. •,lAtl;lyassumittg the American •flag, and `?promising, when this assumed right had 4 41cri abused to the injury of American - treat - n:li, that full• and ample reparation 4.4cgrd' be made. She Made distinc vtion between the -right-of-search, .whichi 74Zifie;d1sIlinted, except in time of war. or In pureinince of treaty stipulations - , Atiiil),lnt'right to Visit, which she claim. I;::o4 4; everi : in time of peace, as the only r,.:*earte,of ascertaining the true-rrational fy.Of inspected vessels. • _ '.he United States, on the other hand, - Iretiled' the existence of any difference 7lielween — siiiitation and search, maintain ing that the former, to be.effectual nee, 7. - itniarily * included the latter, and thus extended to the exPreisp, in _time of t'.peecei, of an authority conceder by the 'taw of nations only-in time of war.. To ;lPoi:itritsOlttlinn by Orpat'Britain, ihat utlobjectlorito.visitation cif Armlet - jean - yes. ab s . magic! for ascer ai ni og het her the - A mtr lit; nhar - liad been abused for the put.. ...-..zpose of ~ c overing the vessels •of - other extend even to the - salve :iitiri , ol-;pfrany, when the pPrarmit engag. "'.'ettin r it ARAN think fit to shelter them. ; ‘ ,i f ilie; under the glag of the Q. States, ;''the 'United .States replied by emphati. -Atalli declaring their will and ability to enforce. their own laws, arid to . protect kna. their -flag from being used for purposes irtb ferbidden by those laws, and oh. ...spurious : to- the moral censure of the Jhey wholly denied, and de. •c/aredttimit determination to resist, the Maim Of ally . !tttles? of the-world, by any trfAiefl : 11vhfitever,:,10 limit their equal r i gh4'.to thS seas, g.uaratitied to tathiint by:the law of nations, which no I , lcotriliinaticin of foreign• Governments could alter, or control. Such is th'e substance of the great ; .tro‘viriy -for the freedom of the seas, in ligioh Lerida Paltheriton, Aberdeen, arid a drsiitiuiters;lii behalf of Great Britain, 1110;;Mrdbster; Cass, Everett, and Steven• tti:rt)4l.behalf of the United States, ex. SS the 'resources of ingottienis diplomacy. In, to obtain for her sasetned tight of search the sanction of the lead. intl!owers Of Europe, Great Britain _ ERP9scd- to France, Russia. Austria, Pruisia to unite with her in a quin tuplelreaty for its perpetual afltrtnance _ ... . end.guarantyi=but the firmness and- en: ,glistitened reasoning of the representit -ospv sinytit-of the United States induced -Se rtace to withhold•her:ratification o f -it 7.....;c: Ntisnproposed treaty; and it fell to the grouhd. - .. tl iiiiit'idly; by the treaty:of Washington, .fie 7,lleited. Stites - ,atul Great' litritain aitry'ailreed .to it/SOend% , Ontritirers . , , biliiirering . late se' arrangement under which the ,noint al. issue was neither ..3,4lded,,,ner:ifirilid hir either patty.-- -Th lattre sty, pro posdtLno _c hedge in_the jcw'cifiistiviis; hut 'Pimply prpilded`that Ai - rim i" ,t e-7-. --- o - treiiiteuts., should sir ... st im-the-41-fric a n-etii erti"-rtlifi I - =,,quisiow,s, ',orcement,— p .. Si zat,c 3:".P ,. - a - T. .: , for ars enfentteV' Up,„ and respectively, of the laws, rights, and obligations of the two countries fur the suppression of the slave trade. We cannot venture to hope t hat the recent aguressinns, similar to those which originated .this great difficulty, will result in any concessions of princi. pie by England. in accordance with •her previonSly delared doctrines, on - being satisfied that the vessels thus out. 'raged were American, she will n►ritB►l'lit. edly offer apology and full . reparalioti; but she will go no further, fur she nev• ler yields a - national principle. But the United States, equally firm in their de. termination to maintain their rights and -dignity will continue to assert them; and will maintain the►ti, if need he, by all their exhaustless energies.— Washing ton Globe. • filar The Republican branch of the opposition party - in this State, under the lead of Leititiel Todd, have issuetda cull for a "Union State ConventiMi"to nom inate State vetoers, to meet at illarris burig,.on the fith of July. .The . .'Avnork cans," under theleadt;rship s of the 'Dti- I} News, cotne:doWn Upon this move tnent like a thousand of brick. It is a piece of assumption for the chaps who : nominated David Wilmot to, presume to leadership of the-opposition forces, and we are glad to see that their pretensions are net received with favor. MASSACIIUSMS . AISTICE.S.--, By a law recentty passed in the State".for thi appotntment ' of - special - justices, seven thousand eight hundred and thirty-three 'justices of Peace in th , it State are to be .stripped of criminal judicial functions - and sleposed from the bench. The-commission of 'Justice of the Peaceitrmust CIiSPE3, under the old law, was consideriA -merely 'et -compli -rnent"frure the euvenor triliiedsobitious 'friends who coveted the ornamental at. tachment of Esquire toTtheir names. C<TA.sieans fire engine has been com pleted-, at Lawrence,Mass.,.whieh throws a stream an inch nub a half iri diameter over a roof of one hundred feet high, and Chows the same stream one hun dred and ninety eight feevliorizoioally, Two streams uf -one inch were ifirewo over the satire, huildiig, . LIMO from the machine; horizoutally-of two hundred and' eight feet. Otr, It is - rdmored that Mr. Rarer, the American horse tamer, uses a file of . Republican Kansas speeches to sub. due the refractory animal Put under charge. After reading about a quarter : of an hour, the quadruped gives in, and promitietran entireamendinent of 'nor• ala ern] manners if ife will 'Only. stop., OrThe - late Governor of Canton Griv,, Yeh, who . :is-how a - prisoner at Calciitia, -on board the inflexible, protests that he never tasted, cold putter the,-.-whole course of his life, and chinks that it h e did it would be the' death - of him 1~- Hie"drink haif always heen weak. tea. KrJoseph Wright, of New Jersey, Detnoeintic ':62llCtls florin ripe Girficor keeper, of the thiitetl of Repre. sentives s .io piece ,of dismiss ed, was .electedi receiving 117 votes for--77-- - oppositipn. • Ng*"lt CLEAR.-HtlrLa triul , 'rectintly in Ilynakivn nyttni intrpticaringivalt t of tiluifrater, Dr. Reelai...,'"'a 'sCien tific and inl'iles;;iiinal witne4l,m4ile the 191 lowing cictkr anll,expitnit staleinctiN "lie thought that if :a man.drault enough lager bier to. intoxicate him, he Would be iutox that is, if iinbibed lager bier to rue', an di n eij et , that the alCohol contained • therein would he'guf fioieut to intoxicate, iritoxieution would fullthc," ' tog,.llenry William Herbert, better known by his oast tie plume of "Frank Forrester," commit. Lod-suicide in -New York; on Monday. Ile had been dePresse4 is epirit for some weeks, -con-se quence of his separation from his second wife, caused, it is alleged in a letter left by blur. by the meddling interference of Others, In•a 'lifter to the coroner, he deelartintisintentien to - commit suicide because life hes imeette ~,,h o:',6le/e, hate fu 1,. and insupportable," 'in tonseqtionce of suspi cion, distrust; and dissension sewn by others be. teenhintselPond Mr: Herbert was born in London, in Iglo. 310 was the eldestson ofihe honorable !Ind revertred-..Wiflisn Herbert; dean of Manchester, eminent sts a man of science, a poet, and a 4iberal politiean, and was poteraally. de. 'condo(' from the noble house.. of Pembroke and Percy. Being reduced from affluence to: poverty _by sudden reverses in Bogland, , he came to the United States in . 1831, where ho has sinee-distin guished himself as a seholfir, , an author of pope. tar novels and m tgaAinitiotibitisrand-a high an• tbority 1n sportsmanship. " ° - RATT/S)I IN H00P11.,-AI Chicago; last.week; 'rather, amusing- scene' took place during the-Imp. than ofarypuug -lady by the-pastor of the Tab.er uncle. The Union says:: ‘!Thummistervoiluested -hiwtto' weenie the dress peculiar to such an occasion, but she declined to take off her hoopeal. skirt. 2:The minister. told' her of the inconvenience that must nocessarilyresult from her obitinacy, bet she persisted., When - she .eame to descend-into -the huth the -inflated' , skirt touching the water and rose up itround-benlike balloon. Iler head Wait lost to the co.ngregution; she was svrollowed up in the swelling skirt; Ake minister, tri.d. .foree her down into the bath; but she wail:kept above the surface. - rby; the coating properties et:the crinoline, and was buoyed up so scones sfully-thatit-owas nut Until after-much i Moo lty., and many.forcl hie attempts-to:submerge the lady, tho minister succoodexl,fitr:baptiaing the fair one.- Finally ierwas effected, tothe relief of the minister and the seriousipluelined audience, who could not, keep:from -laughing in. their_hand. 4g/1 7: A. Vfachlugtton city jury_ have fined. John 13, nines soyep kuod,rod and fifty:4,ollas fnrre: , ;1'11844 to aft4l" l 4a:•qaPaitta, a naturalized citizen, who brought titeleit.:ageißst X!, A,- 4.4FN galßYsini o l.!ftrz !,.T-42,w!L8 proved that Mr. C. woovad,..k3atttaturotizatlon isiors from one of iberNow. York court*. THE LEBIXNON ADVERTISER.---A -FAMILY NEWSPAPER. . British CrWers and Ameri- - ran ships. We are called upon again to protect our mer chantmen from marauding cruisers which have revived the pretended right of search. Several vessels have recently heron boarded and overhaul ed in Sagua la Grand, Cubs, by British naval of ficers. ' Of these the bark W. 11. Chandler rind brie - Martha Gilchrist bare arrived here, and their masters have made eircutrist.autial reports Of th.: eases. .., The most flagrant case is that of the schooner Mobile, overhatilial, only twenty-five miles from Key West, by her Britannic Majesty's war steam er Styx. Captainllowe, of the Mobile, was una ble to . understand the proceeding, and at first very naturally mistook the British steamer fur a pirate. The_hostile intentions of the aggressors were mad.. known by a couple of rifle bullets, fir ed within hailing distance, and these ware-quick ly followed by two others, which penetrated the I rigging, bat, fortunately, caused no further darn age. A boat was then lowered from the steamer, and an officer, accompanied by six seamen, board- ! ed the Mobile, and com;,elled . Captain Hone to exhibit his papers. Even when he had discover ed his error—for we charitably suppo.6 that the English lieutenant mistook the Mo ile for a slaver—he offered no apolegy Tor his Coraluot, 'but stated that be was acting under the orders of his • Government. The fact that the British West In dia squadron has been largely augmented, con firms the supposition that the offending guti-boats have been putting in execution a preconcerted programme.. „ Congress has already noticed 'the matter, and. our Government will, of course, demand explana tion and reparation. In_ the mean time, the first measure will be to strengthen our fleet in the °Ulf iof Mexico, and iiiiitrnot the tamers in command to protect ourMerelia,utmen—be the consequence, i what they may—from the heavy hands ortoreiga 1 men-of-war. , . The American Consul at llweana also commu nicates.information in regard to several instan.. ees where'Ainerican vessels. have been visitedand searched. In addition to the above mentioned,' are :—Ship Tropic Bird fired into, boarded, and l searched.; schooner :Cortez seized and new de tained at Inagua ; -schooner N. B. Borden fired' into, boarded and searched ; scheoner Mobile fir ed into, boarded, and searched ; brig Robert Wing fired into, boarded, and searched.;:bark*Gleriburn overhaulltd 'at sea ;- and bark 'W. 'ii. _Chandler boarded arid Searched, while lying et anchor in the port of Sagua la'Graude;alSo the brig A. A. Chapmati, of .New-Orleans, the brig 'Brinvinsi;r Me,' Captain Simpson ; the 'hark Glenham, Captain Habersham, of Richmond; . .. -Our Government has been by no means inac tive in regard to.theso insults to our national self respect. Congress was informed by the Presi dent on Wednesday last, that strung representa tions -on the- subject hard already been merle to the British - Minister. lit Washington and to the Ameriean Mir i-ter in LOndomand that stepihave i been taken to prevent-such occurrence's hereafter. I _The Collectors of all our ports have' been directed to procure and forward evidence' in . regard to ev ery vessel that may' arrive Within their jurisdic tion after much an incident, Milt these - verified. statements will be made the beide or new repre sentation:mu the'Britieh Government. ' Seeristary Cass dumnOds I:nib-avowal of the acts of the 'of fending officers, with reparation fur whateVer in jury may have been sustained, and effective MlMS urea to prevent a recurrence of those abuses. . The Secretary of tiro 'Navy states that he has taken measures to' secure hunted bite protection to American reseals front such interruption here after. The steamer Fulton has been ordered to cruise actively on the Northern coast of Cuba; end [the Savannah 'and 'the Dolphin are to 'be fitted immediately for . the same service.' The .W abash is also to show her flag in those Waters. We trust that these Indic:Wens of a purpose to resent such - interference with our commerce will lead to the 'euiPensien :of' ill- orders under which . British .. . ' cruisers' are' acting, until the whole matter shall' haVe''bion brought' to the attention of the British Goreinment.' It is searcelY possible that they' Will 'nersi 4 pa a pulley so eermi a : to bring about aitlie hostilities bet Ween the .tiraconn-! I.IOARIBLE Scaaas So2ro —aaA Church Full - "of IVeuilln and Children ,Burned Alive.—The Yetitti Indians ore at war with. the people of. §o nort;ftiWerCiliferitria; .'illeee . lndiana entered Satitacrui de x gty,o, and:killed every wan there was int 'it, got 'ail the.ivotnenanu children .togetli er -. shut then ti in the church tid set lire loll: and then burned the rent of the town. Aka hat faiight 'tin a plairit, called El &incite, between' Gov. Fut.nuiera. and _Jeant.4,llauclartt, the latter totally-dolealed,-.andAtivHselliillerfin.the ac- Iran; and '4.l7gtf'tlifee offs era taken' pri. , :oners.and t..hot .0 - 1 the billowing - day. :"This oveurted : on ,the 23d of February lag.-- The troops are:now at, the riverNoqtti, atel j hoy,kng ht tentione o f killing men, women'atid children, and of steal— ing all the bitttle ; p.,n4 gum ,theya eau, lay,3their' „, -E. 'fermi*, theeelabrated 'Gonjitror, went into a hairdresser's shop on April day, at SrtisAls, and begged to be ilia red.. XI I dilhillanils being. engaged,- tlieliarber's with - offered'to officiate', and did ao. Hut in 'the &Wale 'of the operait 'F. Herman expressed' disconteat, and saidhe wptild finish the'proeetdrhimaelf. So taking the 'razor frout - the-weman'a hand'he stood up, and'to the utter terror of all iwesent, - eut his throat - tiPpar. Gatti ft - 4m Gar .to oar. Some bytattalers' idshecl - to him,-whilst others ran for surgeons and' police; but to their utter -- asionishaiarit,''ffermaZ turned round; quietly asked What thei meant 'hythe roar, and showed his :apotless;:".the' pence repert of the Moraine stated” that, fheliuirdreiier was so frightened that he fell:down irt' a swoon; arid tliht tu'rnetrtt MTh. Cure corn:, sank the-foot in ' warm water fdr,i - ipiarter of ar•Eourevery 'night; 'after each soaking rub the corn patiently with the finger us ing half a dlYzen itri of sweet oil; Wear around the toe 'during the 114 - two,thieltnelsei of Inutk skin, with a hole in it biriteoivellie corn. inue this trealiii - eirUnietbe corn fails eut; and 1y . moderattiV..looire:shiM'S it ;rill be Months, and even years; beftireihe'Corn returns, when the same i fientifient will le effieient in a few days. Parini , corns is alwaya l diegorunsi beibles making them taltir - deePer - root By-aoottartrr OF. t 13 ILI DE.,,, -Tile Boston Post saySt..—`'A. young . married lady. in : Vermont un der fools to expel a ,hoff.frotti thegarden„ . and soon diore bit& into it corner--when piggy, turned. un -1 OM hi,, I*in - el; "ao'd ttiskinga full tilt;sirucli her 1. between her peaal.extrdmities; and „inlaid, IMre paksed safely through, limd bis nose not clingkin the folds of herlmoped skirts. ,As it-was,-he took her safely on hie hack. and eomneneed a Feries of circuits about r the garden that. riyalleci the feats of a circus ring. A 5 length .a. hoop ga re way the lady turned , a.summerset,while hie pigship made j t ipia plicko in learo of,the,hole.lbrougywhieh lin had enterer{the forhidilen.M3closure... :.-. Aift.A.,.Freihrh'itetor'of eelehiitylnr.Sritilian eisco became surety :for Trien - ci and thijer'sd:tars came 91141—b-ins—fur- pnyment.----DeAr:ois of re :torn irig -.to FraneeThe engagedtpassage 'out Matra -theiteatner John L. Stephens, and - the aitt hem. itig.l6 thMknowledge of the-creditors, they Se'elir ,ed tini serejces of Q number.mf officers ti; piovent his emigration, As the:hour-for - sailing aPpronch ed, the offieere-seretinized—every - one on board :With .moria thaw min'al vigilance', but.filled* de. Mae:t the artlatawhoAjoitifirtiiiikll V:iii.it , /lif the' 'fa- Irouircso iidukirl' ibiy - IdiegiiimArrinTiformsniirgii&iel. ..thar , evegr idi;cnionbmittax—laibeci "filiVveogyilloo ' Wm. PrGen. Persifer F. Smith, Commander of the Utah forces, died at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. General Harney succeeds to the command. 'VS-The citizens of Lancaster, Pa., have held a public meeting and joined the crowd who claim their right to the National Foundry. A 1 - INAVY DEPOSITOII.-It is stilted that one gentleman in Boston has despositel Ir. three of the bunks of that city the large sum of $1,950,- 000. Air' The law for locating the seat of govern ment at Harrisburg was approved 31st February, 1810. The offices were removed from Lancaster 1211 October. „Sgie.A book was published ie England, dur• ing the protectorate of Cromwell, with the fol lowing title:—'•Eggs of Charity, laid by the chickens of the Covenant, and boiled in the wa ters of Divine Grace ; take ye and eat.” Alf" Major Elbhvilw l intl` to kriOvi which is'the most. orthodox—to pray fur the pooror to roll eve then? lye think the left band ought to pray, and the right relieve, though that is .nti answer to his question. Ex ReUTION AT co-aleted of the murder of Daniel Hendricks in Dauphin county, in May mat, Was exectitel on Friday in the priSon yard. The occasion drew a largo crowd of people, and about seventy obtained admission into the jail. A REpORTER 15 A rts.—A reporter 1T:1$ polite ly received at the session a the Catholic: Provin cial Council, in tincinnati; spread his notebook and prepared to take nines of titbit procoodirigs. His report was very brief for their , proceedings wore conducted in Lath , Tim Tniu r r rnnin SVitlia.-:Oregon is virtu ally a sovereign State of this Union. On Friday the Senate tife ., hill for her immediate ad- Mission, by a vote of 33 to 17. In' the. thaise it will enetninter no'etfectual 'opposition, and before the close- of the'lesSiora she will constitute the thirty-th irtl' member oftho confederacy: ft. The Niwriatryport (Mass.)" Ilarta.t,n says . . that the boot and shoe makers in the southe.•ast. `ern end centrarsietioni of the State have organ ized for the protection of their labor, havin_ lodges'and leagues, which are said to number several thonsand. workmen ; and it is supposed they intend shortly to strike for higher wages. - va,A hearty infant will swallow,during the first year of its life, 100 . pounds of milk, in which nee 2.l"pitai'di of cheese, 20. pounds of.butter, and 112 pounds of sugar. At 6 cents, a quart, with neeespary sweetening each "doter" little oremtufe costs for lifed 'aidtre, r *fifty dollar.; for `the-first ligrA bigger shOlianqhe Leviathan is already talked of in England. It is 'intended that this new monster shall carry, 8,000 tons more than tlzo Leviathan—is to run, faster, and' draw less water. An engineerof Liverpool, named Clare, proposed to build a ship 1,0. 0 feet is length. 70 foot beam, and only 30 feet Irmo (leek to keel, making her perfectly gat bottomed, anti her sides perfectly quare. In size w.mbi hs 30,000 tons. A DAY Too Larn.—On Saturday night last, twenty.four hours after tho adjournment of the Methodist Protestant General Conf.rence, the delegate from Oregon reached Lynchburg, Va., to .attend ita aession. He had- been- on the-way ever since February last; freni - the - renioteltgiiin h 4 . Is POPULAR. SOVEREICIITT MAINTAINED 7—The following is the answer of the; New York Tribttne to mooted question "Does the Kansas. bill submit the Lecompton Cnarutntion to a vote of the people of Hanks e" ••Teehni. cony, literally,..wi believe it does not; practical lry,- substantially, though most unfairly; we think it does." - When one has obtained the PRACTICAL and"SlailliTiNTlAly it is not often Worth while to qUarrel about the rECLISICAL an d EARLY IVitEAT.—A - .Gatti64re * ptiper says that a bundle of wheat-stalks in head was exlif bite - it in that city" May 5, end that the early wheat of the` 'South trill he in market before the lit "of Thee.— There are now immense quantities of wheat grown in all the Southern - States. Georgia, ii foirtieu.. lar, is a great wheat-produeing State, 'especially 'in-the' Cherokee country. The fine promise of gndd erops and early harreits' everywhere ”alltdt Iniceof old Wheat and ft oft. ' TRAIGPER OP THE STATC ! Packer, udge Xnux, the 4:ttorney General of the State, Nr. Moorhead, PreSidentef the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Coutpany, and Mr., Gibbons, the Solicitors of the C-ottintny, met in the, "Pxceit tiveChainher on Wednesday ,lattt,,an4lponaLtirt niated the pato of the Sttto Cum's. .T. 143 vetutri. Hai Were given, the deeds executed and deliver dantithu overn , or has proclamation, 114111q1.1liCillg the tric.far of All the Wrirkl of the`Siate to the Soubury :yid -Erie R.tilraad 'ConipatiY Aikr: •Salur 'lty afternoon .some people on Station Islabd were ongoge , l getting-Ship timber -from a turest. A tree:, some.sixty feet high had beeriflug, a reuud,And a man sent to .fasten line At the tap, so as tit-Pali it , dowmiin :a certain di rection. Soon after. reaching ihis lefty ilestination; to the consternation of the few, eiti:tittors; the tree began.. to -The men,elung to :the :trunk of the falling tree. end 'landed on the ground with the- tree above him., .The'company hastily. gatliernd nround,,e • Apecting to see the mangled remains of .the cli m ber. .fudge:of‘rlieir surprise When they were thus saluted, "Ab, boss, An'shure didn't I bring her down nice !" 1 58.. An ,employee in the barber shop of Henry • _Gardiner,. St4outis, was arrested on the 17th :inst:Mi the charge ofheing implicated in the mur der of lingliiiill9 n io, itdrover. pis person has. . . .confession that the murder w.as. eon) mi tted at nine ii.ClOcir on Sunday evenrug, in.. Gardiner's shop. 'Donnie come in, took the Their, 'anti. resigned himstirtd be shampooed. ; The lather -was- per initted fa.trickle to his oyes, and then the rope "Woe applied to his neck. liis bat burned.in the stove, his holy robbed and thrown where it Way of : Gardiner ?id the job:'' !he renMining two hrtiiti lied, hat • will be caught.' 'Gartlficelr i..4 .. iii'JZi'untier arrest,' • . 1 1 :"A G ms.—,Judge Galltrai tit, of .1 he Erin distriet,.se interprets the new. I iquor Lon. ` its to antliortze inyern .iteePers to pritcure license without pnbl lea Hon or pert ifiote. und he has granted licenses aeoordingly.• Tho judge of the Northampton district construes the law its requir_ing hits to grant . tavern,, licenses stuly where he deetes.illetn , necessary. : These are two tonstenc t nice the no tipoties of catchother. and hot ft eqnally absurd. The , other judges throughout the, 'State splitter to eoineitle iu_giringa common sense con structitm to thelaw whia the trios tul Northamp ton judges scent unte6le to dn.—Ltd:muster ,Aetent tter... A. .Z,T...ttrox THE' .lEBAITT 0 . F., ITO.FerM.--00 the Ist,of Nareb,..saye the,London the MO t lope; sent, en..eld hunter which was incurably lama and- incapable of further serviec, over—to hie• konnels.to he killedlur :h is ,hounds. .. And wheu be Wag cut up the huntsman ; took thebeurt,for quake:young ~.hr!unds-teutper; -teutper; Auld in• cutting it.. up, Ws kniftrtsten:elt aptinet ,fottnk hard substance, which -hefound jkluq.l49:l,tth fully...M.o.am" c half ittnheo long,, it nd ,imbealtiedsin ~t he heart,eith the; head of Ihu nail near the point, the sharp end Alper : anis, The 4'lol ..hod never been but mits-lje103! ttraigh,t, the \ point slightly turned; kind_ been rejected' by, Naltal,tls. 'trying it in a shoe. ,_The; horse.ktild PnAl.lr,tlEgjAtY,9,l#VS/r..."1/Crarj°j4ftti:).9.' 1294-13ANItS-tirTIAD Fletirme.--The MiccluskalAtiks rtbreyinnt the - notenufgintShantutitin;lTiagitiunts ty and CraVrford countysßunirs.tit: Wit Surrepoir Thursday last. [Correspondenee Of the Lebanon Advertiser.) Letter froin WASHINGTON, May 15, 1858 Kansas has almost ceased to be the subject of political discussion, or even of conversation, and the only question now seeking an answer in con nection with the "imbroglio," is, What will the people of the now State do ? Private advises are being daily received here, all bearing the same import, that the people will by a decided majori ty accept the terms offered in the "Conference Bill," and so fur ever settle the too long mooted question. That noble Democrat and talented representa tive from "Old Berke,'_'-S. Glancy Joues, Chair man of the Committee of Ways and Means of the House, is ptishing the Appropriation bills with a tact and energy nut excelled by any of his prede cessors: and from present appearances, I em led to believe that they will all be disposed of three or four days before the close of the session. The'PennsYrvania Democratic Club of this city; composed of citizens of the K.ystono State, tem porarily residing here, is in full blast. The or ganization is as follows .President, J. Glancy Jones ; V. Pres't, Cu!. D. M. Ball, of Bradford co., Sect'y, T. J. McCammant, of Schuylkill; Asa't Seely, S. Y. McNair, of Itlontgomery; and Treas., Thos. Ferran, of Lancaster. The Association is now engaged in sendiu7 important political doe uments throughout the State and County. - The example .has been follow . ed - •by New York, New Jersey, Maine, Ohio; -Indiana and Illinois, ,all engaged:la - the Mina gionework. „Yours, &0., • 8... li. C. . JUNE A PPOI N T MENT! To JAVA LI S. Ty% IfARDAIAN..Anab ticali'hysician, and Physicia n ..Ll for Diseaces of the Ling% formerly Physician to the 'Cincinnati Marine Hospital. and Invalid's Retreat. Cor responding Member of the Lominn 31ediesi Society of Observation. Author of Letters to Invalids, and Editor of the -31edital Stethoscope " may, be consulted at LEBANON, PA., EAGLE 'EDTEL,AMRNOON of MON DAY, JUNE 7th, and TUESDAY itb, until men. DR. FIXIMMAN TREAT: , CANSUMPTION. BRON: cm n.+, Laryngitis, Asthma, and all Disease. of the Throat and Lunge. by • • MEDICATED INHALATION. . The great point in the ticatment of all Martin mala dies is to get at the ilit.esum in a direct manner.' All mad idioms are estimated by their, action upon the organ re quiring relief.. This is important fact upon which inhalation is based: lithe Stomach is diseased. we tithe medicine directly into the Stomach. If the Lungs are diseased: breathe or inhale medicated' eaPOre direelly in to them. The reason why. Consumption and Diseases of the Lungs have heretoforyresisted,alltmatinvklum been becnitt , e they were notlipproachedin adir'ect mariner by ~Therwereintended hirlettal, and yet they Wnrii so administered that they could not art constitu tionally, expending their immediate action upon the Stomach. whilst the foul ulcers within the Lumm were unmolested. INHALATION brings the medicine into direct tontect with the disease. without the disadvantag-, es of violent action : Its application is so simple that It may be employed by the youngest, Minn Or feeblest In valid. It does not derange the - titan:inch. or interfere in: the least with the, strength. comfort or business of the patient. ** No charge 4 4 . cona'ultp,Lion. OTHER, DISEASES TREATED In relation to the fo3toirin, disemes, either when cont. . pliestod with Lung . Affections or' existing' alone. I alsoln, vile consoltation—nsually find them PROMPTLY column. PR+ /LAPSE'S and all forme of FEMALE COM PLAINTS, I RREOULAILITIES and WEAKNESS. .PALPI ,MTION and other forms of. ILEAST DIS EASE', Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, and all other Dis eases of the stomaeh and Bowels, Piles, &v. • ; *** All diseases of the Eye Aqui Ear, Is.Teuralsfa, and all other forms' of. Nervous Disease. *** No charge for eonsultatiA. May tOf;. S. D. lIAEDMAN, M. D. 'GREAT ATTRACTIONS. ! • GREAT BARGAINS! THE CHEAPEST GOODS!' THE LARGEST ,A.SSURTMENT! THE HANDSOMEST STYLES ! JUST OPENED AT THE CENTR 'BUILDINGS RA. ER •- 8 CALL WITHOUT DELAY TO,HAVE THE FIRST CHOICE: • 'HEADY MADE CLOTHING THAT CA.I*.VT BE BEAT. - • -NEW 'SPRI - NG"GOODS NO% - 111I;ACK ZG AT G.,„ IV .."* 11'1; 04. 7 rice. • 'Which they areselliag. the' ehtfripOst p THE PLACE TO RUY CHEAP Boots,' hieintsy , . AND TI:U %FM Is ell...heap Stairs of iis igki' the utHeroi.:MlL iValtalk IftrSOL-Leha non W 11 1 ,1131% Splendid new kWh' Ipen ea: embracing . a general amaortmOnt far" L fl EN TIA3I.I,; awl It 1Y? among which are LADIES' tI MRS and FAN( 'Y 511)e;S: PaMnt Leather." Gnat, Rip. niid other It lOTA Ftn I Gaiters for Oen, lemon, with n handsome vari..ty for 80ya..,..1323TS and SIIJLS of nlik.nde are also made to eider. = Ile has also a groat nallortrikent of PLATS.& ke., of all kin.le and prims. Panama And_Buminer Uwe, in. great variety Tot public is respoetfully invited to ealrand examine Lebanon, May 8, ; -0488.e1t. & REDEL have a lame amartieelat, of. Piper. Window Sha.los. which they wfil disposaatta court-. try ihml•ms At Philarl'a prim. A ECOlfly 'l'O% DOPE/VIED es LARGE AsSOR.T4I.IINT ON SPRIN.O AM) JtrsT REOEIY.ED anti now open drat' etta Dry Gooch Storm cif HENRY h STIN a spin). r,..11 did stock of DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE and l2 GROCERIES; also READY-MADE CLOTILING, Carpets. Oil Clothe, Window Shakes, Sonnets, Matt. - which they ore sellitue at very lovipricaa They bought Abair goals at eash.prices. and , are, therefore, emibl , d to give great Largulas. LittAirs and Gentlemen.. give them en early call. -.WS at's Asmara' they :mu suit you in goods end • . - FOR. LADIES' WEAR. nitnlnt & STL.:t bitTe jllit opened a large and splendid stook of Fano. Dios Cloud...loth a. Silks. h ale, S riped and Figured tor Dresses, Mock and Culored. very • 11 •1. P. Chain Hoke.: haeli"Lawn Robes - Lovell... Poll de: hordes t Ilan/ Der. -gee. norege..i notch& ms French Lustros. Prowl do Laines Ist:Loges. Mohair Lu.tro, ae. Itensender- att the sheep star, of ffssity4 ••-•• F 0 ft G N Ti• EN'S K A R.. eleitT & fill:4E MVO just °potted a large and splendid as-orb:Jens of Spring and Summer Cloth., CaShtuaridts, Tweals. Csesittners; }Matt Chithrratstras and Linen for coats: Cloths. Ca.somoreAsseliszjoinens. lasd,Oli.Conin -roys Drilling. Jell,Dß. Sc ., fur Pantaloons: Satins. :•illts Ca.hinere. Cloth Italian cloths"; Meieeilles Re.. l'41:1 , 4 1. lng- Also Storks, Ilatutkerehiefs, Collars: buipsuders Clovis • Stociint . ke.„ ver`v cheap. at . , Lebanon. May Waltz & Ircedpre piatetns..r Wall 141;44 , ohsLc lat Pat deniiciw in mi.ll:op Let plennaevertrme. .1" s•ivr.t..4 , LADIES' DRESS.GOODB - SWAlrel"a"& DUO., ?LIL&SN CALL .L EXAMINE.' • ve . TIIF. , undersigned haft . = l2 - • - • entablialted n ne VIVI', • _.... ILY STABLE in w the En - , gle lion - IStnbles. Lehatio t ,. Jinn aught mei tale ITorae*. difrinteo tin'tnay - be "cf.:aired, lead careful Lot irere, %tibia lie wilfideesnatalr. term.. lie bopini - b. t being attentive to Smitten to. receive a share. of 'entroria'ge' - .ll.jittlilat)tlie Eagle inlet • oial - the • Station. • • Lebanon, Au". 19 MT. • , • • 131 1 .ERCUSSION.AIATILILItiSeOld n; tanntiroccur.re pri . . D. 8. RADER'S Drug Store. -7--- 111 - 0401' -mitafl' .9414kiii• '8 I ore': •••• •-•• klc •..:!, : - .IACOII amnia, rrisite.itikairin iL .., .forms.tho_kubl • that hr. still conlin _ ....,.. vie. lira extensive SitabllelimenCin Oak& -- aillor iiirt6rvieulrliiiiii-iCi-inherlarid Pt.. , - i ':•e:YVikei* lie. bopeo.to render %lib' same , ..,. „; , : Plli!action ap Itproopre . tniur.,w,lin ' May - favor hint alto their custom . Ile invites Aferelisnta inn!' dealer* in 8./ITS .and:SI,LIES:,and evert nne mita .whhes tn pOrshasa fabintishje and .duimble atilt:lnt in id l.”' line. - to , sell ; ilia • eXaiiinefoi thetilselVea. him lia•ge iind7varied ;stock; •a ' T ..- -_ . .-.-- • . •.T. • lie le. itsi xeso i nod to surpa . e sr, son annieti in, tits ' iiiitiutaniurenteVerynal i de in . Ids toisinese; Suitable Tor - .any:rat:kW: JD she Uri ion:. ..A:.dao varg is taken ittregritni to materials awl Workmanship; mine put .the loist ntsalt I. •ty nf - lIMATIfk.R Ind otheilitate:iiltfi im - itaid, - ndrll6xie Ant th. . lOl ; wl4 . l ""NACRetPPIAlr::::.c; :t . t va : 1.. :.I*,- A ltit retun,4 hts,.inrere thanks to histrie a fOr ethe-fiell&hv a l t ia trcaniV l lleAttfoitilatertMeadi lam lie hnpes b titriet attethion,ko:huAthwaiWituOtiparing to n plhhit h is cuatomhir, $0 Merit a share of public pat eap. etrilknoa,M.l7,la. COE 'NEW YORK ADVERTISEM'TS. itrellAnDsoN% Advcf•liriug House, IMO Broadway. 1"..--7hviles the sperial attention of VI Agents. Dealers, and Braden witerally to the following fresh awl valuable A, I vert isements from New York City. Crilo - d4pi•4)'s Hair Dec . Within a nut-shell all the.merito lie, Of Cristiviona's never-equalled Bye Red It makes black. to brown.transforma a grey, A n d keeps the tibrne /dump, fenti. frit IS matchless. rti-vitallting Bair Dye. gill hold,: its poettlon as the moat harmleFe and efficacious hair Dve in THE WORLD. Prepared and Foil. wholesale en I retail. and applied In ten private rooms, at CRIST4- noßo - a. No 6 Astor ileum. Broadway. New York. and by all Druggist! and Perfumers in the United Statue. • Aomrs—T. W. DTOTT & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Martb,l7. 1358-3 m. A 13PLENDIP .ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER! Harper's Weekly: A JOURNA I. OF C I VIL I ZATION—EmpIoye the bolt jA. Talent In the World! TERM& invariably in advance u I copy for 20 weeks, $lOO l 5 copies for I year, $9 00 1 '` '• I year, 250 12 " .. " 20 00 1 " " 2 rea rs„ 400 25 " " is 40 00 Harper's "Weekly" and ". agazinc." one year, $4.00. Postmaster's sending a club of twelve or twenty-fire, will receive a copy gratis. Subscriptions may commence with any number. Specimen numbers gratuitously supplied. Back ntunbera can be furtabhed to any extent. Clergymen and Teachers supplied at lowest CI , tb Rates. lIA It PER & BROTIIERS, Publishers. March 17,18-3 m. Franklin Squarc i , New York. It i~c ini►t`a Dye. bj° in a few .names of those who recommend S.r. ALIAN'SIVONLD'S HA IR• ft A ND . ZYLOBXLA A MUM. Prest. 'Eaton, nf Union Uni ver.ity: "Tbe .falling of hair. Ceased. and my grey locks changed t o . original Color." Rey C A. Buckbee, Tremor Am. Bible Union. N. Y.: *teheerfully add my teatime.: riy " Rev. IL. V. Began, Ed."Gukleto ' Boston: "We can temify to its eff!rts." Rev. E. It. Fairchild. Cor: See. Ch'n Union, N. Y.: "Used in my family with bonen eial effects." Rev. A. Webster: "Chr'n Era." Boston "Since using your Meparstion. I am neither bold orgrey as heretofore." lier.*.lios 11. Cornell, • Cor. See- etc.. N. Y.: '• It has restored - the hair of one of my flintily hints original color, and stopped its Wog out, etc.. etc. •We enn quote from numerous others of like standing In Eu rope and America, but for further Anforinotion, vend for circular to Mae. S.-A. ALLEN'S World's lint T . -Restorer Depot, N 0.3.56 Broome et.. N Y March 17,1&45m. es.; add Everywhere Coietsmaaption, Sirdifiela. 4g711G II .. 4 . CH RONDI Rif EII 1 1 ATIS3I. DEBI LIT Y. and , - all diseases arising from a Scrofulous or I mporetiah. e State of . tke Blnial. JIM; 11? o e w %ie. CI.An R it CC.'ll Gerruttit Cad Liver Oil, .. Ilse stood the teat of over ten year's experience. and I. .roqollllellf,llli by all the most eminent phy.icittne os the most valuable remedy in i-t' Dr. Williams. the (sole ',rated Physician of the. London Conettniption llospitel, took notes ,if its effect. In abont Son rases, and found it more efficacious than all remedies yet diaroverel. This remedy, so saleable. uthen pare, Incomes wortidezeor in. j orlon. when adulterated. Bee that the labi4 haitheua gle and mortar, and the Mansell - re over the ark of each botth, a+ thotpaceis have been 'cured by the nee of the genuine article who had distd others without success.— Bold by all Itiugaits. Idelth 17, '5&-3m. lIDDEMAN & CO. A GREAT BOOR FOR AGENTS! • PrAlished, this Day ?h6 .9th, lciait - - - Ire•ai.m.in• Cli:i 011. LIFE OF AN ICAN SLAVE. Ilriaten by Flinnll-131) Pages, rlinfi, Gilt Elicit, Prire $l. "ills la the tit le °Conn of tho mostlnten , ely interest tug bloerephies of the day. ' It is - . the ploin history of en Amerivan slave in the far South. who, after two or three e. , cepee and recapture*, finally, an old men, found freedom nod rest in one-of the Northern Statett. 11'..at the Press 'say The 'dory is told with groat rimplieity.latt with much power and paths. Whoever takes It will find it difthailt to lay it down until it is finlched. National Era, Wash ington, 1). C. A narrative of real experience likethe above, will have fikr more effect agalma slavery-than the.ingenlourty wrought novel, however true to life its pictures may be. —America+. Ildpfist. fore is a book of facts, stringer 'than fiction, end a thousand-Pict more thrilling: a simple tale of. life-long oppression, revealing truly tho workingsof the'peculiar inatirution" in our c,•utstry. To the story-loving. ‘ve Would say. here to ti Worth rendinr.-3fission Rec. Akiy- A thorough CA NVASSEIt is wanted in each court . ty in the frts. States. to engage In the sale of the alxwe work immediately. Such can ea.-ily clear from 850 to 6100 per Mouth The work le beautifully printHi end bound., end an large as the books !bat sell for q. 25; but se"we mean to Dell at lea.q. 9Ne. IIeNDRED TIIOUBAND COPIF.S. thr..ugh A gents. we ion ve made the retail prbe only 05:E..00;.Lift. A Sample Copy or the hook will he sent by mail. past age paid. gat re. eipt of the prove, MO our prtrete e,cular to Agent. : with terms. etc: Address ' •11. DAY CON,, /larch 17, 'AR-101. 10.,29 Ann strpl, lin? York NE IV L 1 VER=Y ST MR 11. E. T'd underulosed respectfully informs the public that he has apen•mi a Nr..6' LIVLEY STABLE, at Mrs. • All,SE'S,llotel. Market street. ' _ k eta*. where he wilt keupi for th' public wcommodataxl a. geed steel. t‘g. - ..tt-'W"'" • of HORSES and Vt.i1101.6.5. Will keep gentle and good driving iforiter, gurthandsome and rift Vehicles.. -Also careful Driveradurnishial when desired. Also OMNIBUS for Parties. dem: • . .Lebanon Aprll.2l, 1818. JAMES MAltell. . . . . - ..i . Sit S.Aft:llV STYLE*: 1 6i •• A . DA3I Itlttlt,lo • eunthirhuul street . between` -tx. Werke& and Ate Court I louse it , ,rth side. ha, now op hand a...plendi•l a.rsor, went or the New if the of lIISTS 'AND CAPS. for men awl & , ya r ,.for I.SoB. to *Mob the tittetitieli of the public Is respectfully ii,Vl ted. Hata of all prfcea. from tit,• eh”apeat't;..the moat - Costly: alwayr mrhami Ile has :,l -a just openedir npl,,n -41 aesortin . enttalf .$1:11I3Ielll liATe. ..bratin A . ou.-1, .o STRAW, PANAMA. 'Er:DAL. Pr:Alt 1,,, HAIN; Lk32.- WAS:B VAI r EOI7BIAN And all etlplril t i". ...? sm.. Flo will al-ci 'Wholesale all kiwis of no* Cope, ke.,,, to C.notly literclonns on adrautngeout 'Wm.. - Lebanon; April-21, Ittil • TAIKE No•rii•sy:. The old . stone worm is come to /Vs (vain. . TOITN PETER,. MOYER would respectfully inform the 0 public Olathe COUtinues the business of LI 31r...S'fON SA W IND , ANDLIth.SSI\GbyIuuse power, in Chestnut ..Street,dittst Lebanon.. lie finishes the following articles out ot the beat and euuladeft limestone that van he pro cured in till- veighborlutod, elec.—Doom ants and . PLAT AVINDow Stets end Ilesok. Osumi Doan ' ULti ` ,- CUSis'STONta, - .Slew. Scraper blocks, as well aa any other article that tau be manufacture I of limestone. His Curbstones are front four to five Forbes thick; and his prkes in accordance with the quality. -- lie wowthe tintepetwoo that introduced the limo-stone Into this place, end is now prep fired d, fini-h off lime- Hton 7 so as Is-tire it an appearaocc very little inferior to that ef .the handaomeet Marble i t proof of which asser tion he dire (a •ho public to the finished work at his es tablishment He respectfully invites all theme who in tend erecting new buildings, to call at his estaididtment and rOntinee themselves of the;.excellent finis:c of his work as R 1.0.10 the cheapness of his prices. • Lebanon; 314unh 24. th5S.-ly. ---- • JO. 31101104 . JOHN Weir. • •• •Chair alaitufactosw. fliNs•Dmicttf2 to inform 1 L. , re their *Wade and the pith& that they have cammetavd the above troeineaa;in all Its branebee, in the BO ILOUGA OF LEBANON. on Pfnegrotet Food, near what Is known as Flimianrir's Foundry. They hppe.to receive the Patronage of those in want of anything in their line; as they promise to use the beet materials - and eme ploy the beet of workmen. Uld Ch..irs repaired rind painted. **. The followine different kin Is of Timber or *mime her taken in for Choirs. viz: Hickory. Walnut. Porter, Maple, Beech, d Cherry of different kind . • • • DtbiVfxiit iVtatF • Lehman: Mon* at IFSR-17 00 if of despaii• CONBillai. ;Aviv 4y AN uLD liNDaat. seitOlult, while a missions, y ,among the lndi cr,B.ED. one of the I;ocky filotustaina. discov ered. BARE Pt,A,vl'. the - proves to • • be a• certain cure for oasumptlen CONL'ILFTION Asthma, Liv,er,t'omplaint, Nervetut Alreetions• Cenchs. Colds. CURT 11 Se. .Having How made his fortune • • and retired . from bu-ines. he will • • rend the proerriptious end dire ti CONSUMPTION c fut enuring • the inedlimsi free of cher9e to all whu drake it. and will CURED. erre' their, thidryse. en losing two steams tc. cents,) te pity thu return letter, 'with'. d e f,eri • CONSUMPTION - - Ptloo of their symptoms . The lmetor bas cur ed mere thety.34oo cages.'of Closouoin -CURED, tiall iiihne, and hopes all efflicted'peo . pie pill avail themselves of this op- CONSUAIPInONP°Et Der tor wishes to do all lies Imiethe me before h. dies. . • CUBED. - Address DAM. UNCA.S.ERANDT. Vox. 3531 P. 0., :New York. Nag 12.11158.-.4t. • • D°.7" want Pial" il l a rk i rtn Stnr, YAItASOLS. PARASOLS ba've, just ,opeised so largo a.esortinent' of the latent ,eylea of I.liiula, which thay:rre'elliugatgroatßargaina • . .. . • :.,! . N4)tsee. . . NovoE is herohy given . hat en persons era forbid trustino my,yrifo Plutriu.k.(liboodo.) au my oto ebanti as I will pay ncidalts bf her CoittrertinrL. .... , ,JOVX MATTERNES Sujith Annville . kirtadm cottbty, May 5,'55.-at . . , Waltz t Rade' can tarnish out nostantl clump an arti• tele of Wall Papei as can lay fusind anywhere.' may, 5.. Air A NILE AS. *Mantiilm ee —lienyy •Stiila have init. ivi. s ri)p . - ened a large asaortipeiit Ready - ma de fa9, whlelOhej are sellitig very thear,:•: II AWLS, §lina bi—A large a4matment Z.T Spiina aIId 17 Summer Hamill. of latent styjer, at Eli , nry 1 Stine. Call "dera s tifock.•6l handsome Wall Paper. • --- • ' .%•• may S. •• , • • • • For variety, lxianty , and-cheapti_ asa in Wall Paper, Wnitz & I:c4.lslicltriThe beat. N.,". mita 5. A.l4.l;2odiatiNOA3l!are readyfil4s7l ov itodx Nilb Moot., ShoeorrAtitosßago• Tpailla it r iAPAr have cn A t o 5 1tiv k! .., t . CALL anti examine C. e niklpfatick%lif AB 3rtc am. Come soon and purchase your Boons PIM", &0., at Atttno MoAdazi. .$l, 000114. ward: Look Out: I TAMES 11. KELLEY. Worcit • s. i tr Jlerker & Jeirder. hos ju- , N opened at the P:P.Ot a TICILLI74. In i the town of Lebanon,* b"snitful asttorttue,tl ut tiold gad i road Time.keepers in hunting caws: eight-day Watches, ! gold Duplex. gold Anchors gold cylinder Watches, .t,.— ' Silver railroad hunting Itatehes. duplex, author., e s h r ,_ I . der ' English patent Lever. English Swiss Qttrtiors. sad t Boys' Watches. Large Music Boxes. 4, fl. sad S tunes; i got,' Felt. Vest and Neck Chains; gold Armlets troochec ; gold Thimbles. Ear-ring'. Breast pima. Necklace", shirt. 1 Studs, Spe , lacies. M' &intone Miniaturh Ca-` a, gold pen ; and pencil cases. sold Key Seal=. sc. Silver Tea and Va -1 hie Spoons, Song Ladles fob and neck Online. Spectacle', Portmonalea fine pocket and pelt Knives, Violins, Violin coos, Bass Violin., Accordemis, Polkas, Brass imttru ,, meets, Drums, Fifes' Flutes, Clarinets. Gniutn, Banjos, ! nouborine", Ladles ' Cables, Colt's Pities, :Sharp's Rifles, j Volcanic Bide. shoots 2.5 FilOt in a minute; Colt 8 Aunt.; Volcanic and Damascus Pistols, eight-day and thirty hour ! Cioeks, oe , the whole comptisitig the moat extensive as ' sortment ever offered in Lebanon county. and will be &Ad : at the lowest cosh pekes. i Watches of Cod: orrditgy - Bcpsarettatgirarrant"'- %* Mre. Kelly has op eneii a Fancy .1 1 1lienery - Store in the satue room whit Mr. Kelly's Jewelry store, Eagle Building!. Lebanon. April 14. Icigt. . , . 1858 WALTZ a Kamm are hgentscfrr EVANS & ITAT -80:VS IRON FIRE-PM:Y.)Ir SAFEA. RESII CiAItDSN: SEN.De, for Pao of •• Housekeepers altienlion! THE TOWN HALL IN COM MOTION GRAND EXHIBITION!!! TILE tinderaigued binqust again returned front the city, where he has purchased the best as. sortruent of FLiltivl /rug over offered in Leb anon. and which be takes this opportunity to say he will sell as low, or lower, than at any other estab - lialiment. lie has SOFAS, Tete-o- tete Lannyee, Card Tables. Cen• Ire Table.. What Note, Hat kacks, Tea Pop, Leaking GNl:see, and all kinds • ' of Comm,. and Kitcheu Forititt;rc, Also, lilatim , see. Venetian Blinds. Carriages for Chil dren, Cane Seat and Common CHAIRS, and almost every thing that mu properly be associated with his besinoss. /itai'Lle feels great confidence in calling attention to this assortment, and cordially invitee all to give him a cell be fore pureinising eleewhers. lie ie determined not to be undersold. His Roost is in the TO ;rx.zrA Lin in Market street. TILED. P. FRANTZ. I':B:—Ready-made Corrine will be kept on hand. and a apletwiblllaansz has been obtained to attend Funerals. .. Also, ltiE in any quantity. [Lebanon, Oct. 21, '57. ' ..- Che:ip JOHA" the 01(1 Cab. lnel Maker saiiii Alive. ... SPITLER keeps constan , ly on hand all J. kinds of Cabinet wale ..f the latest atyled and the best material aretworkm.oship. • He has ready made. a number of Superior SOFAS, CHAIRS BUREA US, DINI N G TA tiliEs. Bit r.A K FAST TABLi.S, Sinks. etiphosuals, Stands of all kinds. Bk.b. STr.A RS, and all kind. of Ware In him line of bushiest% All of which ho will R4l cheaper for CASI than can be bought elsewhere. fle is atm ready to make routs and attend funerals at the shortest notice. All persona in want of .flthluet %%are will do well to give him acall at ilif rooms in Market street. directly opposite the United Brethren Church, before purcha.ing elsewhere. Ile warrants his goods to be as represented, and if it is not so, he will make it ao, free of charge. Lebanon, Feb.l7. ISSS. • lieu Foirnileore Store. ARHISO.N It. DIIND.MttI . Icnnt l' respectfully in _focm..thapnblic.that.he.hflaink:ll the stand late Dundoro a Ores. in Cumberland St. set. betweer Market and Plank ROR4I, whore he will keep the largest. finett, and cheapeetn..aortmenf of FL' RNPrtilt E ever offered in Lebanon. Ilk nor* cons-lets of.atl kinds of Parlor an! CoMmen Furniture. which he will sell lower than the like can be' bought at any other plane in Lebanon. • .110 has on hand a. large assortment of SOlkS. Teteo-totes. Lounge,. Centre. Pier. Card and other TX. blew. What Note. lint narks te. Alan a large and cheap stock of stuffed. Cane-seat. AM common Chairs. Setb.cs. ltedetesde, ant n lot of cheap Mattronses. Also. Looking Claaac .—Built. Rotiewraal and Mahogany—very Venetian Blltithe Carriages, alga and Hobby children. Ike-a... Particular attention paid to UNDER TAKING. lie him provided himself with the FINEST /ISAR:W.IN L KBAN4 tN. and will make Coffins tod. attend Fortorabb at the shortest notice and most rensou able terms. • Lebanon, 31arch Si, 1868. Or It •E OV A L D. S. R ' . B • Wholes' ule and Retail Dry Skirt, Has been Removed to his New Building on Cnott,tr• laud Street, °plateau the Eagle Building:, Lebanon, Pa. TEE subscriber respectfully a noontime to his acquao. lawn. and the public in general, that be bee c.N. annul) RD hand a large stock or D it U ti „ • PERPU3IERT. lIEDICINES, • PAINTS C ENT ICA LS,• DYE-STITFFS.. VARNISHESi 'TURPENTINE, • 11 BRUSHES, • HAIR-OILS, EXTRACTS, Burning Fluid. Surgical Instrr_menia„.Toilet Soap., F'•• gars, Tobacco, &a Also a variety of Pettey Artielse to: numerous to mention, which he offers at low rates and warrants the totalities of the articles as repmented.— Purchaaera will please remember .thts. and examine the qualities and mites his goods before parchasitig nl where. .lUr l'hyNielanre presniptions and timily rev:. pi:gratefully IN - impounded, et all hours of the day er nialit. by calling at the Drug Store, opposite the Eagle Buildings. On Sunders the More will be opened for the rt• pounding of proicripilons beiwern the hours of 7 tot 11) ie‘lock, A. 11..32 int6l 1, mod 4 and 5 P. M. Leb.snon, Dec; 9, 1557. DAVID S. RASER. J3OSI Eh T & GLOV:g3.-tiestry & Woo • hece just 0- rl perkl a large stock of Spx•Mcgs,. Glovee luirtz ••• • • Collar, dc. . CAt L: SEE-TH E. 047 STOCK Ofy-Gooils, Grocery &V-roe,krry, F.. MIME RV STORE. lEONAltWLt?l)lKß3lA\informsttt frienai and tlt ~/ public that he has plat reretrod a new stock of Goods for the Npring Tr, ode. ' which will be found us cheap as any go:kid:An kind in this to% u..-onsi-ting of all such .tiOUDS as are tonally It. tin a tar,t-cla.” store.- . • . 'articular attention te given to-8141e Goode for the country trade, not neglecting the &hay artielee for LA- W.t.Alinrh. as Laces, Lawns, Ecigings,liuder eirevre, liandketchiefa, &e. • GENTLn3IEN are in. ilea to examine his CLOTHS, Camouneres, CaAnete, Tweeds, Fancy and other Veatinv, Vtlveta, Cords in% In the GROLIEItY department may he—found a xilendid assortmentet every n4Ed in the Yam/IT Coffee, Nagar. Spices, Teas. Mackerrh dc., In CRObSEItY the stock.ls well selected. ' I.i.V.VARD ZIMMERN.ar. 4QP- The highest market price will be paid ibe COUN TRY ritUDlferl. • Lebanon, )6y 5 r 1858. SILKS,, Henry £ Stino lures" hat opened a large aa.ornorkfart of Ladies' Drees Silks, which they ea a Belling at great Bargaimr. Call an.i see them Boon. • . • WEle/d, Wniiill; on, • , TICE under: ivied ere prepare d to furnish Hira ior (Mit WOOD, to outer. at any place in Lel)- anon or North Lebanon Boroughs. Orders lett at _HOE ,110E7erill be.pn kn ii* ly . a tt e n de d to. * Ammenoo,Apeff2ls=B:.... •• • Natats a. BHOUR. .• GRIEFF'S - Mint a: Shoe Store Itensoved. Spring and Slimmer Stock !: E lihn'nrsicre d would reipectfaily inform the public thin he has REIIOI"..D hie 130:1T and SHOE Br3RE to the room lately cxxitple+l Oracfr's CbafecGone• 07 . Ffri-e, "In; - he has opened a heautifufstoct of Spring aol . Suminer Boots arid Shari, for Ladies. Gentlemen and Chit Iron. 13.116 assortment is very complete, and embraces all the latest styles, which be can Ball out at low prices. The publie will please call and examine. DA a l r.L GIt.N.FP. B. -.l . itirELLltS. now is your time if yntt wish to see a lance as.ortment of Triam and different kinds ot Sags. Come on route all ...irehatton.:April AIcCA ULLY, " "ifflizlonithee Mai and lioe.iliitkt't ' .osenebirland Ortet. one door East of Black Horse MM. n„... THE Suberifs'T desires to intarni,tilitloolgio 11 that he has opened as above, who're belt - .ed to ex cute orders of BOOTS and .bt the finest finish and style, it not sinieria4tOsny ben - totore offered to the nnblie. New Full and Winter:Sit - m-4c! nehae just returned.. from Vic city with an unriralo; asoortment of the Inteee.VALL and IYINTFAUSTTLES poets. Shoes. Shoes. Slipperts; E Lc., /to., for Ladies, Gentlemen 2 1,4 C .. . sirW. Every hady is, isislied to' rall and =satins 11 I#•banoit, Nos. 4, ISS.- . • - • Fe - ell—Feet!! DERSQ.NS. In Jiant.of. Feet: for Cows a Pr.,'•an ob- thin tt - dailjat , the Brewery of th e s r Cumberliiid r4roet., Went - or pl ank jo se t .r°"' '. 10 to .1) units . ; a bushil: Li•lxsimod.llirpti 3 '37 iv. {ivermata. - 10 r, 14,0114 No. 6) South TIERD Stree4 &low Murk joi et, Philadelffili.: . ILEA TIME It DEA ILE IC, . . . roam" Linfoga Bindme.. . SJLF: I.,ATLIER. &c. ?.! loather, ima g ist or tarn in rx.rhan g et. ..,14 8 4th 3,1368.-I,p Wiror 000 Worth Store Goo 4 • • • AT VERY LOW PRICES J. , . _ llli 1.7./CDEkoIONt.D. having purchased at Sluniff's Bale, the large and complete a.ssortment of be 0001 , 8 of 0111 t li. a; TICE, at a very low prioe,anG being &show to close up the concern at an. early.day.; will re. toil the stook at lower prim, than Goods haviaarer been sold in Lebanon, and much etteapernban-ate-wi t kind of Goods can be bought at Wboletialata Ll44lltiticig..:The orig. inareost alba Cl.loDS 4 oootbanithitatook in large, complete and Nrell:assorteit' • , • - . 0 • sierditoppbrtnnity. to obtar-GEIZIP - ,GOODS is otre . lyoffered. DRY GOODkGIONSIRIZSIuuIQUENNS- W , ARIna - Wit'qiiisittGeo. ' • - ' ?.:crrie of eolveat Benkstakeflia exchange S:c Ocoee latexcess Oct . ?, '6Y, A.SEA.H.X.SI SEEPS. aszazi TT 7xn'ti 11
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