Allan raimrtiont,:
TERNS,
$l5O A YEAR
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1858
HOME AFFAIRS.
Guilford & 'Leinbeiger'e Soda
now in the beat order, and their drinks
are delleioue.
D. S. Raber's o u i aintor the
distillatioo„pf 4441Kklipg, T l 3O g 914, Soda Water,
is now in prime operation. Ws tried it, and pro
nounce it 0. H. .
1 '
Dr. Ross has in , Rperatlon his faun
.
tain of 13parkling,thda . ,Water. Ills fixtures are
. .firA ind.hia. 3 , z.ups the very best. For a
cool and very refreshing drink call there.
We also call attention to the new advertise
ment of his Drug Store. Tho Dr. has had a large
experience in the business, and any order entrust
ed to him will be carefully and promptly attend
ed to.
liodges' Safe Guard, or Coin
Book, has not yelreitaied this office,
Some of the notes of the new
Lebanon Valley Bank are now in circulation.—
They are beautiful) , devigood, and well engraved
and printed.
THE Union Prayer Meetings in
Temperance Hall, Lebanon, are now held from
6 to P. Ai., Instead Of at noon. They contin
uo well attended.
COUNTERFEIT halves and quarters
have recently made their appeorare fnMapy , , of
the - Warier towns of Pennsylvasqk They are
well made, and their introduction here should be
guarded against..
There will be a sermon preacho
in the Id, R.Chureh on Thureday ev,entng, 4 June 24,
1869, (St. John's night,) 1:4 , Rev. Ashton, at the
request of bit. Lebanon Lodge No. 226, A. Y. M.
The public, are invited to attend.
s tlfo i)rince of
abolitfordste in this sentiou of Ihe eountry t will be
the opposition candidate fur CoUgrese from Lon..
easter county, this fall. This, Rill be a hitter pill
fur the Americans, but thej mail swallow it; the
leaders having sugared it over with "Union."
- TEE EIGHT SPIRIT.—We are pleas
ed to learn that the Baohelore of Letinnon
I ace,
about orglutiTing : fi. Sewing Seeiety. The lint
meeting will be bola on the 4th of July. Baby
olothes are excluded from the list of articles to be
produced—a prejudice existing in the minds of
members agninst them.
DR. W. A. BARRY, of Jonestown,
niet with an accident a week ago, which came
very near entirely blinding him. He was bpna
lug a wire, when it broke, and struck him in the
eye. It was at'first thought that the sight, was
destroyed, hut we learn since that it is not injur
ed. The Dr. having lost an eye already, made the
accident a very serious one.
Prof. J. 11. Steiner's Balloon As
.
eerislen, at . Harrisburg; , on Monday of Wit week,
was a very successful and beautiful affair. He
was up , e.p.Aotir and a quarter, hrovering over the
town, and finally descended safely about 3 miles
sonth.enst from 'Harrisburg, Ire will probably
make another nerenslon there, and then
. go to
Ituffalo, N. Y., where he will ascend on the 3rd
antl,3th of July.
Lebanon Valley Bank.—The ad
vertleenietst of thir,,institution will be found in
to.day 's•paper. The Bunk is now fully organiz
ed apd ready for business. We tfritglad to learn
that the entire stock of the institution sold, was
taken by responsible gentlemen of our own coun
ty, which insures its being conducted with care
and safety. Office, in Cumberland street, oppo
site Carmany's Hotel.
fP WAN 9 . NIAPIS IN THE WEST .—'•We
. .
recently opened the. Bellevue Gasette, a ,paper
printed in . Nehraska Territory. We quickly die.
;covered that it was a Democratic sheet, and con
tained tbe 'pro ceedlngs' of tv Democratic County
Convention, of which Jacob SMith, Esq., was
Chairman, and Wm. R. Smith, Esq., Secretary.
Both gentled:m ateliom Lebanon county, and we
,are glad to And them holding-on to the good old
faith. Industry, enterprise and talent, accom
panied by Democracy, mast make its mark any
where.
The Committee of Arrangements
of theLebew . M.Capn!y #grieuittiral Soeiety,,wlit
meet M iiiebila.house of John M. Mar or(iSat
easy next, , the 26th init..,.at 1 o'clock:, P. A K.--
Every MoMber or the Corrilnite
.ahoml) atteria,
aa bunineee of importance will be transacted.
The Committee eonsiet of Levi Kline
man, J. L. Bixler, Dr. C. Cooper, WI.
Murray, Henry Urich, Mjcheel Dieninger, Jacob
Bachman, George WerdmaiL Samuel Erb, Peter
Horst, Chas. B. Forney,' C. H. Borgner, Jacob
Shaeffer, Jonathan Illig, George F. Miller, WM:
Uriob, George' W. Kline; Dr. W. M. Guilford,
Samuel Herman, John Stine and Wm.,Mnjor.
THIS iiumber of the Athiertiser
opens. itS 10th volume. It is now 0 years since
the establishment of the iiuper, and we are proud •
to make the acknowledgementtent that thus far its
.
fortune has always been onward and .upward.—
The most vigorous years of our life have been de
voted to its.suocessful etfhtblishment. We trust
that the .end may prove that they have been de
voted somewhat to our Own benefit, as well as to
that i#4,esidoially: the Hemobratio
party. In'those times Wt!qh are i oala:l "Hard"
in the pecuniary-way, it kilinot do to boast much
nor is it worth while to :complain, yet
.we hope
that those indebted to:us - Will not' forget at this
"convenient season," to signore their -Itooounts.
We need money urgently', and as our accotin ts
are small, but many of rthens,. they are 4easily
squared. We have paYments to;meat, which must
be met with money, and to toe the mark, we must
liaVe money first. W ill our friends oblige tis
,Two BOYS were arrested on Mon-
And committed to prison, for entering the
residence of Mr. DAN lEto Eirionyen, the evening
previous, while the family were at church, and
steallag from a drawer about $75 in money. If
'their pe dehmen t be 'easier than going to the
t
Houle oßefttge until Vilely are 21 years of age,
they may consider thenieelves fortunate.
We grieves' maka the acknowledgment that
'Lebanon - is silk:led rwith its fall prop ortion of
fate af several ith in
bad boys, an s dilirnstttitf the
a short time will prove a warning. it Ahoy hare
no regard for themselvis; oi:'respeot for the com.
munity of which they a re azpeoted to beoome
honest and valiable lop them at least
'Tare their poor parentb,,whose hearts they are
rending, And whose ,bodles - they_ are tug lag, to a
premature krare. irhq swearer,: the liar, the tip-
I er, the thief, the i:aiiiils,:and, he marderpri are
al l travallq the trame`rdit,Ri4 the onelas step
bet ore, the other; ;4o yplscside of
a prison mightbi):6 ies.eVeti7thegallovrer by,st feW
sups. Let tiara be lk i;forns Let there be; eis
idleneie among asik. Youths-1-,'OetttPaiVibt"s'i°4l
work; or ciunftel them to 'school.
WE learn that Messrs. Napier
and Sartiges, (the former Emhassador from Eng •
land and the latter from France,) paid our town
and county a visit last week. They were accom
panied by Gen. Camtron, William H. Seward, of
N. York, and Humphrey Marshall, of Kentucky.
The ostensible object of their visit was to observe
the country and people of a section in which so
much British gold is invested. As such they
were welcome, and were no doubt entertained in
a manner deserving their station and condition.
So much for that.
When, however, their visit is made the occa
sion for some political reflections—for linking it
with"Proteption to }Arne Industry by Congress,"
"Industrial • Inapendenee," and the times that
tried men's souls, the timo when the "Indepen
dence of 17715 was sought and won," every one
must see how inappropriate the connexion, espe
°tally: so far as regards the first named distin
guished personage.
Would they not luttiv.ty t tmple under foot our
Industry and our Indep - endence, than admire
them ? It's poison applied to their lips under
the guise of friemiship. That then cannot have
been the object of their visit. What then really
was the object, if it was not political. An old
man, whose hairQ.l►re silvered, and Oxa l is famil
iar with the tithes when England still openly
hoped to win . ,baok the valuable American pos
sessions else had lost, remarked to us, "I do not
like the-fact of those representatives of the Queen
reconnoitering us; their object cannot be a good
one; eternal vigilance is the price of liberty, and
we cannot be too jealous of our liberties." .We
explained, that if any such foolish idea lingered
in the minds of the nobility and royal family of
England, they would be sure to cast them to the
winds forever, upon receiving the "Report of
Lord Napier upon the subject of winning back
the lost diamond in the British . Crown, compiled
from actual observation." ,
The question has also been asked; why are
thee kords chaperoned through the land by Re
publicans—two aspirants for Aq . yresideney.—
Is the assiAlattee, of England necessary in 1860?
Must her representative be mottled?
I , .
'I3Y OUR LOCAL REPORTgit.
Postponed.—Owing to the wain
weather, the "fishing party" alluded to last week,
have indefinitely postponed their movement.
e deliqious
fruit made its appenrunce,iii our ?treats last week.
It is a rich treat to luxerie t to prk flpe cherries and
cherry pies just now. They are not hard to take.
As Us4l.—"BrOdder Moses" is
inflalging in the illusions of whim. He se
, aomplished the feat of producing olio item, and
~tIK4 in regard to Lebanon. Better bring the re
print this Way again.
,Dedication.—The Organ in St.
John's Church, Frcaorickeburg, wa.l3 dedicated
oa Sunday. Quite a large concourse =of people
were present to witness the inteeepting eeremo
nice, and eserything passed oft' well.
The "Reading Musical Society,"
held forth in Temperance liall,Mirriday even
ing, to a slim Audience. Reason—They didn't
keep the right side of the printers. It is always
proper to remember the power of the mighty le
ver of the world—Tile PREBB.
Improved.—Mr. Zeiler" has re
cently improved his Rotel, in -North Lebanon,
and mounted it with a handsome observatory.—
It presents an intiting appearance, and the oblig.
ing proprietor the reputation of keeping en
hand tbo pure article:to - refresh' the "inner man."
Iteturned.—Messrs. Wm. Dodge
and Taos. MARK, two young men who left thii
place some yea‘ ago for California,reurned last
week. They look hale and hardy, nod we hogs
their journey to the "golden State" amply repaid
them in the shape of "shiners."
Summer.=-The good people of
this place, who, have been mourning over the cold
and wet for several months, suddenly changed
their tune within a few days, ..Tho hot -rays. of
the sun, however, only gi,ve_an illustration of what
is.yet coming. Linen coats and straw tiles are
appearing in all, their glory.
Prof. Rowbotham has recently
been engaged instructing the North Lebanon
Band, which we a "
are pleased to learn bas made
good progress, Ile lift, last week, for Warnels
doll, to give instructions to a Band just started
there; The Professor is a prince of a musician,
and our Viromersdorf, friends may rest , assured
thatlhey have secured the services of a compe
tent
..iestraci.tot t xilur -..llands, while under ,his,
charge, made eitraorfinary progress.
doTgeiipposed to e mad,
made his attweloome a nipearanee in one of our
stores, one dtcyjest,writ o M the terrorof„the
eu p au te, all of,ffhtipi joined in a grand rush for
the door and „short time the ca-
Aliso was sNetircipyietor of the establishment,
4 sifter eortsidekah r le cosa k ing.by several y oung
men:who appeiied.to envy his position, he came
out and "left for parts unknown." It is rather
dangerous, Atirliig: the present season to have so
many ours running loose in our streets..
The late,Raillatd Storm through
this seetion;of 'eonntry, hive been very deltrue
.
tive to the grain,and grass crops, the fields pre
senting a sac! iight to the resper. It is, however
very disagreeila and 'ridiculous to hear people
eonstantly•eoroplaining of the weather and props.
That is wmatter-Olirely'..heyond.: the control of
man, and-hence none of their business. If, in
stead c;f:Oolitilaining,, that woOktheod their knees
before the throne. oflgrape,lOw ' , Many •prayers
would he.responded toxin 0. single day l Let all
trnst:in 'Providene for bounteous harvests, with
the sweet and promising ,rememhiance that "he
who sows shalt reap."
.
coming dr 'be•gener
alij eelibritid by the good.denjeen i e or thii and
North Lebanon Borotigh-4'iMLiaturdtiy,' the 3d.
A difference of opinion, however, uppeers to ex
ist in regard to the rave apliircifitire - daYt9 lo3 3 d
or sth. Those elftiose, to i . ib,)&11 : 1:1191r minds
onAlifit.,peint, would perliFidekfief..ctifehrPte the
three 'ddys; Young Anierioalvskli no-doubt settle
the - matter for their ,the bat
teries . of squibs, ice., which.thiii.erellieady pre
paring. The."ilay, that' vaii.cre,'us a - nation" will
never be fortotten, and we..instY ,expecta . k;and
uproar on. its approaol4-.T4thi “Fantastidelsy7
we learn,. will exhibit their, patrfoti.4bz ?Are
parade in -full uniform . , -II
Company will else their apbeeinnoe;'
rr
Grand Presentatioh.--=th4rsdV ,
last was a great, and glorious day , iu our sister ,
borough of
_Sort* 12etianoki. Towards eyening !^
after the disappearance of-Old- Sol's fiery face, wo
Waded out way, eut there to gather items, and
this artiole will ;show that our errand was a pros.,
porous one. Wb wige very,agtneatdeeurPrised '
by the proseutatlou of a handsouto,boug net - of
natural flowers, by' atlvuralib,64l'.Meigda:,
large, and interwoven with-garlandsrtiot.beauti -
Pir t hilki9etiered.tkigrAillir44 l /3!, 117
gnats and--thelweeente e slurp number -44V:eta
bar censtitnted a epectsetotte-nehrly approz
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A. FAMILY NWSPAPER.
'mating a paradise as could well bo imagined.—
The scene bathed as it was with the mellow tints
of a serene evening aky, was one of rare loveli
ness, and came home to .our mind as,a grateful
oasis, long to be remembered. We titre almost
eta loss for words to tender our acknowledgments
in reply to a very neat address by one of the la.
dies. It was what might very appropriately be
called an interesting occasion, and wo shall ever
cherish the fee ling of fraternal regard which that
delightful communion enkindled, though the
"surprise trick" was played on us beautifully.—
Living in the lovely valley wherein their borough
is located, they seem to partake of its beauty,
and like the fair dowers they gave us—are they
lovely, of course—and their smiles upon the hap
py occasion were such, said a friend by our side,
as he dreams the angels alone can bestow !
lwalg n D146,* la DE.I 64/13
anzfi
Opposite the LebanonNalley R. RA Depot, 'Leh
_ smote, Lebanon county,'Pa..
WMPrt P. L. WEIMER; Ptopri
girn eters, inannfactnre Steam Rivines'from
RI %Xi Ito 301Yllerad pdtvar, of the'latest ;tyles
=Sind patterns, with all the modern im
. - Oliveto ents. Also, s uperior Portable En
gines (with Link Motion Valve Gear) mounted on wheels,
for Saw Mills;wood sawing and Hoisting purposes. Par
ticular attention is called to our small. Upright Engines
for Printers, Druggists and persons wanting a small
amount of Power. They take up a serrsmall space, and
can be put up in a room - aka household fixture. •
ALSO, BlowingTirginea and Machinery for Anthracite
and other Blast Furnaces, of improved construction.—
Forge Hammers, of P. L. IVelmer's Patents; Rolling Mill,
Sawing, Planing and Flouring Mill Fixtures; Mining
Pumps, Hoisting Machinery for Mines and Stone Quar
ries, Railroad Cars. Iron Bridges, Shafting, Hangers,
Pulleys,Turning Lathes, Drill Presses, Planing Machines,
Braes Stop Cocks, Valves and Brass Fixtures, Globe Steam
Valves of all sizes, and Machinery and Castings of every
description.
ALSO, Boilers of any size, form and weight, made of
the best material by well known and experienced work
men; Smoke Stacks, Water Tanks, One Flues, Beaten,
and Sheet Iron Work of every description. [Our Boiler
sheets are all tested by dividing them into squares of 2
inches and hammering each square; any imperfection is
thus detected, and the faulty sheet rejected; this is prae
tised in very few shops in this country.)
ALSO, a stock of Wrought Iron Pipe, for steam, gas
and water; with all the necessary fixtures, constantly on
band,and put up at the shortest notice end on most rea
sonable terms. Iron,Brass, and Composition Metal Cut- .
Inge made to order, at the shortest notice. •
REPAIRING attended to with .promptness and de
spatch: A gang or Beller alitlcers talivays ready Tor Boi
ler repairs. DLACICSATITH.WORK.rondeto order.. •
AV—Orders respectfully solicited. commilmications
by snail or otherwise, attended to with despdtch, and
work delivered to railroad or canal, tree of charge.
%L WEIMER.
Lebanon, Feb'y 4, 1858
ELIJAH' LOEOACRE...JOIIIi 0. GABEL....TACOE OADEL
E B A.,f) N
Door and Sash Maniothetorv.
Located on the Steant-House.Roact, near Gunther/am(
Street, East Lebanon,
TEE undarsigand respeonfaily in
form the public in general, that they
;11 , 1P; have added largely to their former estab
lishment. and also leave all kinns of the
%test and beat improved MACHINERY
its the State' in fill.POpenalon. suelbas.
WOODWORTH'S FLOORINO,
for condueting the generid business for
,Planing, Scrolls, Sawing, ac.,
and the experience acquired by E. Lonostax and
(Dent, during their connection with the Door, Sash and
Lumber Trade, for a number of years past, affords full as
surance of their ability, In connection with J. Hamm, to
select stork suitable to the wants of the Door and Sash
buslnms in this State. •
They now offer to.Alechneles and Farmers generally,
upon favorable terms, a judiciously assorted stock of
DOORS. SAS 11, dm., from the best Lumber manufactories
in the State, fasting confident that their Assortment Is
not to be excelled , by any other establishment in the
State in regard to exactness insize i quality or finish, and
is calculated to aflbrd thorough satisfaction toall those
who may favor the undersigned. with their custom:
Tho following list comprises the.leading articles of
stock on Land:— •
Doors, of all eizes; Sash, of all sizes;
Door Frames, for brick and Architraves;
iron houses Casings, from 3 to 5 in.;
Window Frames, for brick Surbase;
and frame houses; Shutters, of all sizes;
All kinds of Mouldings Blinds. of all sizes;
-
0.0. Spring Moulding, of all sizes; Wash-boards.
LONCACRE, GABEL & BROTHER.
P. S—Planing, .Satving, dn., promptly done for those
furnishing the Lumber. [Lebanon, July 15, 'Ol.
==!
LEBANON COUNTY
STEAII , PLANING HILL..
BOAS, , GASSER 9c GETTLE
MI wish to inform the citizens of Lebanon
county and neighboring counties, that
ii6n, they are now In full operation, and are
—"" prepared to do all kinds of a
CARPENTER WORKsvMACHINERY
strinkf - ,68
Bo:win ;Boards l -k Vti . eager, oarding,
Sash,Poomlirindow Door.Praines,
,Shutters, Blinds, Planing Scrolls, •
SAWING, and any other kind of Sawing which may be
wanted to suit, builders. The subscribers beg leave to
inibrm the public that.they have the latest and best-im
proved machinery in the county, such as WOODICORTIO3
Pones, &c., and that they are able to produce as good
work as the county can produce.
None butthe beet and well-seesoned IMBIBER will be
used, Carpenters and Bvilders ere- itivited-to-call and
eiriunine their ready-made stook, which-they Will always
keep on hand: , andludge for themselves:
:- *a-Their Shop is on Plnegroe Road, near lihreaner's
Old gouty:dry. „ , ; fr,ebanoti. June 17,1857..
FARMERS' & MECHANICS'
Foundry and Nlachine Shop )
LEBANON; PA. -
TIIE tuttlereigned having made very great, additiOns to
their facilities for the-manufacturing of MtcluNaar,
will manufitcture and kerp on hand. a very general DS.
sortment of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, embracieg
Wheeler's Daprorsd Railway and Leiter Horse powers and,
T hres'a.r; Hanny'a Contltinni Rcaper and Monter, with
Wood's latest improvernenrs; Cast Iron field Rollers,
Grain Drills and Fans. Corn Plour.bs and Planters, Clo
ver Hollers, Corn Shellora, Fodder, Straw, Hity'Cutters.
All of the above Machines are of the latest and beat
improvementa, and are all warranted to give satisfaction,.
Catitings of all kinds made to, Order,
and at short not-1w; Theytalao manufacture STEAM ENT
oivaa, Mlll Gearing; Shafting, and 511Ib worktin- general,
and pay particular-attention to Repairing . Engines and
Machinery of all kinds. I ,• •`•
Thep - invite-all to-call and -examine their work, at
their Machine Shop, on-Pineipayeastrest, Lebanon: •
4rtAll orders or communications by mail will' be
promptly attended to. ,'
A. MAJOR & BROTHER,
June 2, 1858. Lebanon, Istbandn Cb., Pa.
LEMBERGER'S
Cloth 111lantefactOky.
rpHANKFUL for past favors, the undersigned respect.
I fully informs the Public, that he continues. to carry
on his Manufactory in East Hanover township, Lebanon
county, ou as extensive a scale aci ever. It is unnecessa•
ry for him to say more, than that the work will be done
in the same EXCELLENT- STYLE, .which has made his
work and Dame so well knowh in the surrounding coun
try. He promises to do the work in the shohest possi•
ble time. His Manufactory Is, in complete order, and ho
flatters himself to be able to iinder the same satisfaction
as heretofore. Be manufactures -. •
Broad and ilvafrow Clothsyv.Cassinetis, Blank:els, White
etizeti)ther Plarinelsital in the best manner.
He ale* cards Wool and Makes Rolls. For the tonre
nience of his Ctiatomem, Wobl and Cloth will he taken
In at the following placem—At the-•• stores •of •Gaerge
Seellexiblirger,. Leaser Sr Brother's, George , Rciataltlf add
at tEe new Drug:Store of•GiiilfmodL .u.heripin - near
the Market House, in the .borotighr. of Lebanon; at -'the
snore Of 'Shirk•k• N 4;ele
ortllit WoUI ick , 8. Qoh, -
Ol
ert'sethel tOW,riShip; at the : publi*Vetnee. et Wil in
Earustr-Fredericksburg; at the :store of SAE. Blake, in
Jonestown; at the atere of GeorgeiVeidnian, SelleVue
at the store of Martin Early, Palmyravlat the store of
Gabriel Wolfersberger,, New Market, Ehrge; at the store
of Michael Shirk, East Iranover,;Dauphinoourity ; at the
Stores of George Miler and DavidthlAtimk, East-Rano
ver•Lebattou county.. All' materials telaken away
regularly, from the above places, Selland without delay,
and- returned, again, , • , •
Those of his customers.who wish Stocking Wool card
ed dyed'and mixed,, can leave,the aside; white, at the
above mentioned places,' with directions howthQy with
it peepared:. Pr 4141 custoiriers can order-thi Steeling
Wool to be prepared from the Wool of .the undersigned,
which- will be done and left atthe deeire*plades: •
N. 8. It is &aired that.thase haying Wootearded, will
pay the Coal? therefor; at the above awned phiees*.,--
.. re- " . - . - -`t,yON LEMBER.GER. -
East Ilanover,Asbanott county, May 12, Isss.
FARMERS ArtyricE .
OSEPH LIKE, AGENT. , stilLatannfacturhig "those
J United &Wee Grign L ig n 8
• or, - WIND.MILLS
.9
In Lancastortity, ea. Said RANS'have beiit'aviarded
PREMIIIMS,at every Agricultural Fair that they have
ever bbett eiththited, in•competition ; with other ;
$5OO REWARD wai be given tonny.person or
personastimmill .prore to my afttialie,thia that 1 5 :hat,T
say about fily, Mfil is mit true,
FARMERS consielting. their-Interest; will find it to
their . ..ilk:Wanton - eta andmilimine for theineolvite be
fore purchasing eiseittere, : assthehe Mills possess all the
des ited;supartor cualitiee, se, much apprecistekby.Eartre•
time, er
s:t n hes iliell
these Mills are constructed to use two.'Screens at one
win remove all the Ebeatitudßoekle, one of
which Sereens rimy file reitoled atplea,sure x if leiltilred,
to snit the Chtiventence of the persohiteleing:Silil
All FANS manufactured:andel:Ad' by me are warrant.
e d to beof•goedmaterisl, and all defectipor,imperfection
In artylifiltor Fam disposed of.-sitiill„bg . fully, : and effec
tually reptdred"wltßout extra share.
The undersigned has sold moreMll4.S than anyether
' one mks ifirerliving, and" flatters ':blinialfttlim'aecenitt of
Ids long experlence.in the businestithattble MiUs aramt
perior to any, and the easiest -turning • Mill now menu
yeeteteei.,-,which feet can be subatantiatedlyrosny,of the
best Farmers litiltiaStatiqulffirh7orp, ~iqiiitiver they
have been teistad2' • •
ORDERS left witr*M.'6titEilAlt at RUSE% Hotel,
or MIJOR, BROTHERViainchinelbopnebanoalra.,
volt bo m p on splirittbrl'adi to, ondtaziktiedred; informs?
tionet A D - ia roan " - I ,, e4TOSZPlivialiC763.`,lt.C.l
WY'S; /8"4"BW' Afirrnie`
=I
=
JOSIAII GkITLE
• MISCELLANEOUS.
wanted
the undersigned, in Lebanon, Immediate*, for
the-highest,Tharicet prites 11l be paid CASE:
10001bs..Bplegia, Sattsb.cr Z ,eq
1000 lbe. nyed Beef.
May 12, MS.-Im. "WILLIAM SHIRK.
Statement
OF TILE LEBANON BANS,
Lzo Alma, JUNI3 2, 1868.
W.—Loans and Dlsconoto, $370,641.73
2cl.—Specie, 58,081.56
Notes of other hooka, 1,700.00
Duo by other banks, 73,730.17 -
3d.—Notes in Clreulatton,
4th.—Deposits—including individu
al deposits and balances dile to
other banks,
61;6212.98
EDW. A...UHLER, gushier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, June 5,1858.
June 9, 1888. 30152P11 Otani, J. P.
Reigart 7 s Wine and Liquor
StOre,
CAORNER of Markel and Water streets, Lobe- :.
non, Pa., in the room fbrmerlyaccupiod by 7... J-
JacoblVeidle, Esq., where he ! still continues to r
-keep an entailment of the very beet brands of WINES
and , LIQUORS that Call be got To - those who are ac
quainted with hie mccuoßa, isitot.stmessary for him
to speak, Ha the - Liquors min.:speak ,tont Itentrtivie. To
Hotel diEeePtw'Srltad'ail latkeng ht , Wouldktatet that it
de prerety - .neciessilay ' !for them 1ct•60./Latid Ukraine Ids
stook - 03 . 41atiscy themselves, as he warrants tOkenddr full:
satisfaction. " EMANUEL. REIGART.
N. B.—Remember at Weidle's Corner.
Lebanon, May 5, 18.55.
441NCp1/ .. !),,,L.
TRECI R O U :IVII L S:T & U .
FOR PILES,TETTER, RINGWORM
AID for any Eruption or Excoriation of the Skin,
whether on the head i faco t anns or other parts of
the body. Old ulcers or sores; and pimples on the face,
may be speedily cured by. the use of the' Recta Mistura.
To those especially that are suffering from the Piles, we
offer a sure remedy.
From Rev. Mr. Enterline, Pastor German Church, Cor.
Conway and Sharp streets:
For the benefit of the afflicted, I feel It a duty to state
what a blessings medicine. known by the name of "Bull's
Recto Mistura, ' hos been to me. I have been afflicted
with the Piles for eight years. during which Maio I tried
my own remedies, as a •praetitioner, and many others,
but without success. • Having heard of 'Mr: Bull's Pile
Remedy, I tried it and though limed Bet one half-bot
tle, I can say that lam perfectly cured. I also used it
in a violent case of Tetter. which extended over the whole
body, and in less than two weeks It 41E:appeared,: and
the skin became clean and smooth. I strictly adhered to
the directions. SAMUEL ENTERIJINE.
- Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by D. S. Reber, Druggist,
Lebanon, Pa., solo agent for Lebanon county.
Juno 21, 1857.-ly.
- • - A pEAUMMUL
Ilea& of Rich Glossy Hair
\rioNYLISTELY PRESERVED TO rue GREATEST AGE.
1 j And vt•ho'cliat is gray would not have it restored to
former coldr 01 - b ald, thit'Would' have the growth restor
ed, or troubled with dandruff rind itching, - but would
hare it removed, tit. troubled with scrofida, scald head,
or other eruptions,ffut:would be cured, or with sick bead
ache ( neuralgia) brd. WOuldhodured. It will also remove
all plmpleafremi tied tkce and skin. Prof. Wood's Alair
Restorative will do all this, see ctrcidar abdthe following:
•
Awe Ammo, November 5, 1856.
Prof. 0. J. Woon—Dear Sir : I have beard much said
of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative but
having been so often cheated by quackery and quacknos
trams, hair dyes, &c., I was disposed to placeyour Resto
rative in the same category with the thousand. and one
loudly trumpeted quack remedies, until I met you in
Lawrence county some months since, when you gave me
such assurance as Induced the trial of your Restorative
in my family—drat by myEott'wlftf, , orhose :hair had be
come very thittand - entirely:White, and before:exhaust
ing one of your large bcitiles,•lir'hair i vrae'restcired near
ly to its orlglnallieautiful brown color, slid hatlthicken
ed and.bemme beautiful end gloeity upon,'lnad entirely
over the•befid; shecontinues louse it, not•sirtrply because
of its beautif)ing effects upon the hair, but because of
its healthful Influence upon the head and mind. Others
of my family and friends•are using - your Restorative,with
the happiest effects therefore my skepticism and doubts
iu reference to Its character und•vulbe :aro entirely re
removed; and Itan and de ntbat'cordially and confiden
tially recommend'ita use by all who would have their
hair restored from white orgray (by reason of sickness
or age) to original color and beauty, and by all young
persons who would have their hair beanttful cud glossy,
'Very truly and gratefully yours, -
" SOLOMON MANN.
Palm WOOD: It was a long time after I saw you at
Bllssfleld before I got the bottle of Restorative for which
, you gave me an order upon your agent in Detrott, and
when I got It we concluded to try It cirr
heir, as the surest test of its power: It has done all that
you assured me it would-do; and others of my family and
friends,dmving witnessed its effects, ars now using and
recommending its use to others as entitled to the highest
consideration yen claim for it. -
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMAN MANN
CARLYLE, Tu.., Jane .28, 1852.
1 have used Prof. O. 3. VilMxi's Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful - erects. My hair was becom
ing, as I thought, prematurely gray, but by the: use of
his Restorative it bas resumed its original color, and, I
have no 'doubt, permanently so.
- -
"' .S. BREEZE, ex-Senator, L. S.
0..1:41900P4 "CO., Proprietors, 31" t Brtathr,ity,. N. Y.,
(in the great N: Y. Wire Bailing Estabtibiae:at) and. 114
51arket street, St. Louis, Mo. @e-Sold in Lebanon by
GMLFORT k LNMBERGET, end by all goad Druggists every
where. - [june2,',6B.-3m.
tI6III.OIVA-L .44)
D. S. Ft - A B ' ER.
Wholesale mid Retail... Drug More,
Has been Removed to his New Blinding. on Cumber
land Street, opposite the Eagle Buildings,
' 4 - - Lebanon, Pa. '
r 411113 subscriber respectfully announces to his acquain-
X' 'Maces and the public in general, that he- has con
stantly on-hand a large stock of • " " -
D R U G.S . PERFUMERY,.
MEDICINES, / " PAINTS'•
CHEMICALS, ""!""••`—. DYE-STUFFS.
VARNISHES, TURPENTWEi.
GLASS-WARE, if HRUSIIVB,
HAIR-OILS, EXTRACTS,
Burning Fluid, Burgled Initrumeids, Toilet Soaps, Se
gars, Tobacco, &c. Also a variety of Panel Articles too
numerous to mention, which he offers at low rates, and
warrants the qualities of the articles as represented.—
Purchasers will please remember this, and examine the
qualities and prices of hie goods before purchasing else
where: tia•••Physiciank' prescriptions and family reci
pes carefully compounded, at all hours " of the day or
night, by calling at the Drug Store, opposite the Eagle
Buildings, . .
On Stindays the Sloie :will-lie opened for the cod
pounding of jaresorilitions batAieen the hours of 7 and
10 — o'sloak, A. 51., 15 and 1, arid 4 - and SP. 31 -. . 11.
liebau6va..peo:9,lss7. - DAVID-S.. RABER.:
E . D S.l .
,PaarterliitErM o .
.
TOILET & F A NC Y'ARTICLES
• ,
GUILFORD & LEAIBERGER
MARKET :STREET,
Opposite the Market Rouse
ALL ARTICLES BOUGHT of us WAR
RANTED PURE anti FRESH, andaold to
SUIT THE `IMES!
. ' ALL TIE popuLiz.
PATENT MEDICINES; ' •
- .. At. Guiyarti 4. Leinberger's
'II6RSE dz CATTLE MEDICINES,
At , Gitqfcerii 4 Lemberger's
BURNING FUID 66 FINE OIL,
At
,Guilford Lemberier's
TOBACCO, Sg.GARS, SNUFF,..
At G.Offord kOlibeger's.
FRESFI GAIVD.PI, •
At Geliford 4 Leiliberger'i,
SPICES, SODA, §'APPNIFIER,,
• At d.iilfOra Leixbergees.
With all the articlet usnaliy kept 11/ a well-conducted
..)First - ! , C 14 1 - Ss Drug;Store;
S - . S ir
of every Vali4tg,aat SPid at the E
lovveatmaHfief
prices. Wannatedp,kt 'when " - -
.gir• APTIONS. null FAatIUF
RECll'ES„aPourately 6ompoanded by . '
LENEBERGER,
GRAVITATEof,PILILIMACY,wha bee had an caPerlince
of eight years in Phihutetphia and .ttietanond;
• Air' COUNTRY DIERCHANTA.'
Suppliedivitn Burning Fluid, Pine Oil, Essence of Coffee,
Matches, Blackingi.Ssponifier, or Concentrated Lye, Es
sencervoliteditinesi, Perfumery, &c., at the most liberal
Wholesale rates,.by _ .3
• 0 : 'GUILFORD & LEBRERGER, DRINIMSB •
Lebanon, Jan , IA .4 1 / a rlzet Strict.
k , ..-- a, ,:i .n -o ~ -
11 .1 rpfi o
..1. , . 73 q 7. ai ,
60 "'... olz t 'att,
..--4 hr. . a , -c4
gi ,i.,`'
wii- i o u r ...5,P,5 761 ?••.0 Aa a per_.
VA ,—, 01 ' :1.. .t.. ,
.4\-- • W w .. , E58- 5ti."' , ...Eg*,5 1. 4 , ~, .?. ,
›Om 2 ; 4 15 V,.e.a.t•soo - -
stt bi gg f
• , 9 '.. a:, ~... T i t 1 „,.. ~,, „,
Wnit -g4 f t ' 4'• v„s 1 2 . 1 N :
t int ~s ~, , . o _l,, ~ i? s y e,
~ ,
,P ,. 18.-,,,; li:ii : Vali'
41] ii - 41; t 1
,5 L. ,;,.' ~l attt.,,,"-
2 . 1 . 4 2gi1i v - * t:.2 - i.vi--;:g tg r4
$ i
E 6 sii e, .1; -. 4 , 1-.:t - --. *tat4-,,,.
:
-, 111 14 '%A - 4 1g'e2 g1e11i2A7 1 ' ,5 %
.., i ... `0:14U:4 2 ,1g 1 tellifi, iPS4a f
...,
~(,--,,,. aw 14 •tv , .., ...01i41 -, pq 'AI ag ,
r '
TRAVELING, &c.
f q ieb.,Yai. Branch Broad.
t r4imis4 J,Turrpp - r - Tro-
Through Line Line to Baltimore /
ON and aftor MONDAY, - Afar 10,1858, a PASSENGER
CAR will be attached to the Freight Train leaving.
Reading, at 7 a. m., and passing Lebanon at 5.20 a. b..
arrivingat Harrisburg at 12, noon, in time to connect
with the Northern Central Passenger Train going South,
for York, Baltimore and Wnohington.
c.ce—ltandin g to Harrisburg, $1,30; to Bel tl more, $3,80.
Lebanon td Harrisburg. $8,80; to Baltimore, pack
June 0, 1858. - G. A. NICO4B, Q Supt
183,671.73
262,535.00
Lebanon Valley Rail-Road.
Will be open far Public Travelbetween Reading oitid
risintrg, mi lifonday, January 18, /958.
- - .
- .
•
"DASEENGER TRAlNSleavir.ROading daily (ex,
'rept Sundaysl atl,O.lG A. IL, connecting with up
and down morning Trains chi - Readink - Itailroad, and ate
riving at Harrisbing by 12.60 nooliOn time to connect
with the Trains for Pittsburg, Lancaster, Chambersburg,
Treverton and Pinegrove. '
RETURNING, will leave lliiirteblifetit 2.45 P. 81., (af
ter arrival of Trains Mile ialaces above nainbd, and from
BaltimoredatitPreach Reading at 520 P. all. connecting
with'Pottsville and Philadelphia Trains passing Reading
name evening:
Pauss.—Between Reading and Harrisburg, v i m L 1,80
" do " Lebanon, 0.86 0,70
Labia& Harrisburg. 0 .7V1.0,00.
'All Phsaiangers = rill procure their tickets before
the Trains start.
Feb. 10,1968. G. A. NICOLLS, Otte. Supt.
. ,
New. Stage line
Between Iliuktilielstown'and Middletown, 1
oN it ti a lafte rto j u tla t e iti lttl n c a i i ir y t. itag the elan sub : ::, .. 7 , :s
~,,, , - . • „ 4. „, -
.45 ' .1
'betteeliliinittnelitiowit andliaiddletown, .....iii , -..-..16.- 1
'colinectinewitli thirtmnr on the lielatitoil Valley Railroad
on the arrival' and depitrturd of thetanie at ATitmrnels
town. They also keep a LIVERY STABLE'ut Middle
_town for the accommodation of the .Public, Good horses
and all kinds of conveyances.
Ninember 2, laiit. - DT4ITIFF & CORBURY. • 1
,
NEW LIVERY s,TArit LE.
THE undersigned respectfully Informs the public that
he has opened a 61 . kiP7 LIVERY STABLE, at Mrs.
BISEIS Rotel, Market street, Let. •
- anon, where he will keep
,for thc • •
k public accommodation agood stock •
' of II'ORSES and "VEHICLES. He .
will keep, gentle , and. good driving ildreee;drathrindirome
and safe Vehicles. Also, careful Drivers furnished when
'desired. Also ONNIBLIS for Parties, ' '
Leberaih, April 21;1868. JA6IRS MARCH.
New Livery Slabfie.
- THE undersigned has
•- THE
a new LIVE- `", , A
RV STABLE. br the Ea
gle Hotel Stribles, - Lubeition. He has good and
safe Horses, Carriages, is may be desired, and careful
Drivers, which be will bire on fair terms. He hopes by
being attentive to business to receive a liberal share of
public patronage. Apply at the Eagle Hotel, or at the
Stables. JOSIAH D. DEHUFF.
Lebanon, Aug. 19,
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY.
CLOCK.S, C.,LOCKS,
.6 JUST RECEIVED AT
• 3. W. A. C
From $1,25 to $lO, 8 day and 30 hour
Oct. 22. '51%
•
:oLbOke.
T.hirt3lD,a:y,
Day )
Thii ty,,,,H r
S. J. /3LAIR'S Jewelry Store,
Lebanon, Pe.
WATC-I.PAN,D JEWELRY
ANOTHER NEW LOT OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
JUST, RECEIVED RV
- • J. W ACK ER. , t.
rt Cimberlailitatreet,.ilext door to Dr
iAnectwano- 1 - -
• . 22, 6
:$N.,000 neward-.! Look Out!
TAMES H. KELLEY, Wi;ieh - I - `'
Maker (I;;Jeweler, ..baS just • -
opened at the Eatlik•Bottnmos, in .•.'
the town of Lebanon, a beautiful assortment of Gold Rail
road Time-keepers,in hunting cases; eight-day Watches,
gold Ditpler, gold Anchors, gold cylinder Wadies, &a.—
Silver railroad hunting Watches. driplei; anchors, cylin
der, English patent Lever, English Swiss Quartiers, and
Boys' Watches. Large blusie Boxes, 4,-6, and 8 tunes;
gold. Fob, Vest and Neck Chains; gold Armlets, Brooches:
gold Thimbles, Ear-rings, Breast-ph - 2r, N'ectlaces, shirt-
Studs, Spectacles; Medallions, Miniature- Cases, gold pen
and pencil-cases, gold Bey Stab; ac. Silver Tea and 'fa
ble Spoons, Soup I dies. fob and neck Chains. Spectacles,
Portmonaies,flne pocket and pen Saircs, Violins, Violin
celos, Bass Violins, ACcordeons Polkas, Brass Instru
ments, Drams, Fifes, 'Elutes, Cilrinets, Guitars. Banjos,
Tamborine?,_ Ladies' Cabins, Sharp's
Vole:info' Tao, shoots 25 shot in a minute; Colts Allen's
Volcanic and Damascus PistOls, eight-day and thirty-hour
Clocks, cc., the whole comprising the extensird'as
sortaicnt ever offered in Lebanon county,and will be sold
at the lowesffeash prices.
Watches & Clocks cargfuß v .li'elkiireed'and. Weorrdnted.
*** Mrs. _Kelly has opened a Fancy Milleuery Store in
the same room with Mr. Kelly's - Jewelry store, Eagle
Lebanon, April 14, 1858. ,
Pp. STATJON
J.. 111. Good's Book StAire.
THE "New and Cheap Book Store of the under
signed is located in Market Street, 2 doors
north of Guilford & Lemborger's Drug Store, where he r
will be pleased to see all his old friends, sod those deal
roue of having articles in his line. With a determine.
lion of scilingcheaper than ran be purchased elsewhere,
he would respectfully call the attention of the public to
his assortment of Bibles; Hymn and Prayer Book', Nis
cellonorna, Stank and School Boolat, Walland Window
/leper, Stationery, and every article in his lino of busi
ness. Also, Pocket Bianca and Almanacs for 1858. All
the Magazines Mid Newspapers, both daily and weekly,
to be had at publialier'a rates.
All orders for articles in his line carefully and prompt-
ly attended to, by the unde . rsigne4.
Lebanon, tull4, 1858. ' M. GOOD.
0011. 4 9 Books •
'WALTZ ,t iti;EDeV,trdtihl respet tfdlly
X itrin infd the Publl4. thay. - conattintly
• receive from 11th 'Beleteru Mica, andel. of
all the most important and attractive
Now Books, as soon as published, which they offer for
sale cheaper than they can be purchased elsewhere.—
Among those lately received are--
Parton's Aaron Burr,
LI vlngtores Travels and Researclios.in Smith Africa.
• Spark's Life of Franklin.
Abbott's Napoleon.
City of the Great King,
Bayard Taylor's Northern Mites,
Debit and Credit, ,
The Reason .Wtiy. •
They bate always on hand a largo , areertnetut of School
lita4ss, Blank Books unlt statiOnery, Sunday ~„NiFvol
Bddlc and a'large assortment of Viiiti4 Piano,
. .
Violin and Gullet Music. Plano*Forte, Me
° Ak• Clofilan and Viblirrlparrnetor. • CI
P.A.F ) t R. HANGING
• .
...of Foreign and-Domestic Manufacture,
Window .Shadits-
The NI .o nct hi y .Iriamp zi ties
• and the.:
NEWSPAPERS, daily 4- Weekly,.
ettrite by,calling at ' the etbre, On Cumberland street,
in•tb berongtr Leban on, ertbb A g in of the "Iflkifook."
ea,,Onlers luft• with. them for any kind orgOodsii2 their
line,.*lll to prOurnfkrAtiend:el fo.
~• ' •
Lebarai, 'Feb. • ' • - •
• •
Geo.rg i le‘ Reinhard, •
NIT froramAtr" •Ji":ll) , RltTAlt, ArAtEit.rx it3if„
OYSTEILS t Anti, Forcieb sad . 55omitalc - PRUITI3;
IN:clet.ft-Eitif*Corner,,Ot'Arcirket C4totberfpr..3 streets,
. YA.
Tliti nitderslgited boa Coniinenred •the.GYßii;
13451NT.1.5, coiner of Market and Clituberiend
Streets, Lebanon, and os'aylq, furisish families regu
larly, with everything, tbarthehait Markets ran afford.
IK.. ye will also furnish MAD ano STRING FIST{
to persons who desire to retail fletti - ,;,es as,they
can be gitought; In t h e Philadelphia, Afrirrtsbt 5r DLit ,
caster DI - titters. '
Y. B. IniOnneslort with the above; I lines • brithe
RESTAURANT under the Ifriglollotel t formerly mempl
od by Jews t. ELY and invite thecustoa of the pttbilc.
Lehatten, April 7;1868.- .. tf. • • •.•
Adraiiiiistratorsl+4lVoliee
XTOTICE IS lIEREBY . OIVEM that lethhirof
adtain
istration on the estate of Micaov. WwMLI niie of
North Lebanon:Dor., Lebanon co., Pa., deed.. boeiassen
;ranted to the notleridgned. All pers.ons, theretlirit, in
debted to said estate are requeslpd , td take pdymdliyutd
those heitneclelms to present them' dulpauthentSelited.
ANDREW RElNCSlTl4liebenon'BorSnigh.
• C. 11. liOE6NITIL, Wirth' Lebanon. Do.
June 9;1858.-8t.
,; • 14%)
Publ
• •
STILL be iota lit Uublic honkie of
- VV C. Ratner. the horongtOot , Rbrth Lebanon.
on Sateiday, June 19;185$, the Rdlorrlitresonal prop
arty, late of Mob:el deo'd t •- - •
1 gold riettrched Lover 'WATCH,. .• • •al
1 Leather TRUNK. - '
And the Weating'Apparll of atdd•deceeited, -
Sale to coinmoboo at 1 o'clock. f": M.; wheal oondttione
aill'lmilzgide - Itnorra by - ANDREW RRINOEHL,•
' • C. IL BURGHER, • • -•
• I- • ' • •AdtiMairnittnre orsaa
,ocra. •
••• • ~••• • • ••• •
June*lfiss... • • , t1 • • • . . .
trANTILL'Aft„, ISlstatlls*—Henry jokt
jn
opened s latte4aidortmentlof Sididpanade Manta-
Laii. "Ai • (T.Al6 , l6lliPg TAR 0
.4/1.9, r• c
Aftlarnisti=.:itiat7.ll"! lki•
Tug; a4dAlsitisqloreA, De Lsiosslerbieb Um ulk
ine•eiy-ebiap. Z 71 •
CLOC K S , Just Received at
BUSINESS CARDS.
,
j o wl ,It. Mester
:, . :.., ~, i. AGENT OF t ' r Z
.'
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Lebanon, May 19,1868.-Im.*
NATIONAL HOTEL,
RACE STREET, ABOVE TRIRD,
PRILADELFUIA.
t PETER SIDES. SIDES & CARMANY.
CUES exaxiin. May 1.9.
NEW STYLES OF
LADIES' - DRESS GOODS
SWARTZ & BRO.,
PLEASR.OALL AND EXAMINE.
DA RIX ;SELTZER ,
ATTORNEY*ATIZA-11%
Ogziox InStontZelind street, neatly oppoette fteue.'s
Hotel, Lebetion, P* - . 7 [Aug. 26,7 a.
LEVI AIE ILY
DpRRICT ATTORNEY.
WILL ntrorl Mal his °Meat biolu6s; alsoall oilict
lei:Wand pspfeeiloinfl bbglimes , siat2;ttst&l' to'birrr
will be promptly onended to. • : • •
OFFICE—In Oroplterlanitotroe,tooo,q4o doorsakttrom
Blarket street, Lebanon . , lea. [July /2,
LAFAYETTE - BROWER
A-AM:NINO S. Ems Oftlie,..Vralght4reat, lAelis
1-1. non, Pa. A large and beautlfol.' 4 ooormeent of FIX
IAMBS from the well4rnown eatiblisitinent Of CoMmmus
• t Lam, always on hand at Phili - dOlphli .
heeAll work warranted to gire'tkillibitetiott. - tRIFP•101
orders will - be faithfully executed on the moat reasonable
terms. The best of rsfereTee given. ."
P. G. WILKE . L.
BRICKLAY - ER AND:JOBBER,
, - Unicit Depiet. Dauphin Crouaty, At.
l AbIiTEPARED. at an times, to put up Buck
tit
. Worai,in all its;bninches;andon-theahortest ~,
notice. Also, Bator MIILDINGe r liortzas, INx. ! p
w g ,Ls, BosuE N nunmas, and all work connect
ed with a liuitwaUs;done. iliii' A Gang of Ston e axons
always ready tiiptit down folindatious;aad do atone work
of every description. . ~ [Ray 1,1.7—tf.
SAMUEL 1.4.1 . 0 X .4
Oplician:l2seAegt.
5317 ikor" isto•ve Eultovtuxted at., PhilacielP*L.
((Sit years wit)" t 1 ZrAlisiers.):
OPECTACLES in Gold, Silver kinlllsilaitirei Rramez,
0 , cd..a great rarlety oif galenite, nth .SV
th sliperior Masses,
carefully adapted to the alght. Spy (iiiiamXieramm,_lßl,
Drawing Instruments , Surveyor ' s Compassesiind Tram,
sits. Dairy .Thermometers, Glazier's Diamonds, &c., &e. •
All kinds of-Optical Instruments made, repaired and
adjusted. Agent for Fife's oblique pointed Gold Pena,
and the $25 double thread &wing Machines.
May 19, 18.19.-3 m.
REMOVAL.
AN S. BOAS, (late Miss Itorrsisoons,) would
respectfuLy inform the Ladles of 1.-ebanon,
and surrounding country, that she has Removal
her Millinery Estaidishment to South ride of Cumberland
street, East Lebanon, a few doors - East ofylnegrove road;
where she Will continue toinanufieture 'BONNETS of
the latest stylce, and ftirnlell aB kinds of Tuirmillbs suit ,
able to the MC2.5013. Bonnets will also be repaired,neatly
and quickly. She respectfully invites the Ladles to give
her a call.[Lebanon, April 7,1855,
. _
Scietat - 11 c tie Washer.
---
IHRISTIAIN .Chesnut itreet, near the
k_,, EvAigalical Church, oPfdis his servicee to the public
of Lebanon. es a Wbito Washer. His charges are 2bc . ..
87}4c„ and 50 cents per room, according to ha size. Out
-of Soor White Washing also done. He Malaita the pat
ronage-of the public. • • May 12;1358.
-•!, Henry W. Overman ,
XTO. 14 (011INo. 6) South THIRD Street, below Mark
ct, Philadelphia. -
LEATHER DEALER.
)
foal' Skina,Moroccom, Linings. Bindings,
RED AND OAK - SOLE LEATHER, &n."
N. D.—Rough Leather, bought or _taken ir. exchange.
March 3,1858.v1y.
' • ' To Persons
t
A, 'BOOT TO 'VISIT POILADELPIIIAL—,TRY
1%. the WESTERN HOTEL. nen= street. be, ...
low 9th ' street. Every atteition given, - wiidi. I. Ili
desire to please. BoanDrya til Pin DAY, .. - . ..
July 9.2,'57-Iy. • A. H. IlOPElNSsFieprieter.
Henry giarimauls - Brewery
AND
LAO ER BEER_ SALOON*
IN Cumberland Street, west of. tile:o6lk Bond, Leba.
_non. Selsweltzen and . Limberger. Cheese, Holland
Ilgrbit;fsrlicilesele and B4faa. A large 'mann in etbe
second iitorile free for meeting's, societies lc.
Lebanon, Dee. 9,107.. ' ' e
Leba flan - Feinale. Seminary.
HE FOURTII SESSION of 1.13.6. "LEBANON feE.
T
MALE SEMINARY" commenced teilthe first day
of February. Madame DECAMPS xlll &re ioalructlon
In Needle Work. .
LEall L BACklllElly Principal,
• MOD} STE DECAMPS, Teacher of Music and French
Labanon.:Peb. IE6E.•
Garden P*eeds.
GARD= 8E52)81 Warranted Fresh, Just
received by
ounrora) * LEmBERGEn;
Lebanon, Feb.lo, '5B. . tkraggiata
I. •
I %gelling Z. Maltt i le? Z:ii i ti l e a ir deni l . ' t o l h m v ii!,
.
rigid men and tlaie conteinglniingmarkinge...
Address, enclosing four - siamps,,:filt. 6. W. AD
DISCORBB, Brooklyn, N. T. Dee.lB, '57,-..Sin.
- DitinlifOrA-,et to Caltsit
A THINS & hicADAM'S; and examine their stock of
Hoote,.Stiocs, 'franks, Traveling Bags.-
IDEREOBB 'and BERME-DB LADE.—henry & Stll2o
p bate just opened a. splendid aaawtradot of Beregea
and Berlge de Llama of the latest litres, and at very low
• tea t • Ladies; call , sooc" • . .
A Ti 'S -SIOADASI Lave just received a new stock
111 or Boots, gboes, Trunks and Traveling PIMP.
Dr. ROSS' DRUG STORE
etncasatatte• trust,
Opposite the "Olin House, Lebanon, Pa.
DR
- ROSS respectfully 6 . 111101111 CW that be has for
sale a hake and varied assortment of Dragii Medi
cines. Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Trams, Patent Medici - net,
and Fancy Goods, ithich are offered at the lowest pricer.
An experience In the Drag Business of over 20 years, and
strict attention to the wants of the public, enable him
to do'things in the first style of the science. •
DR. It9SS' 'WORM LOZENGES,
1111511 ' Are the moat certain cure for Worms
'Alm / In• use. They are street, and no child
.:. will•- refuse to take them. Persona
slicitild ask for "Dr. Roast Worm Loien
.
• - 111 gei," and reface alt others. Many per.
EOOll, not. having this L0x...10g0), try
• . to get yotrto take ' some otior kind; do.
ant let thenedoceive you- - -yew ma al.
Itilerget 'Wein dk Di: !tone' Drug store,
•- _ . Lebanon, and you cob hive ildnif book
to you, free of expense by' .niail, 'yam
enclose the price its a letter. hides
than a dollars worth is wanted; enclose
Post-odice clamps, and you will receive them by return
of mail,postpard. 'Dr. Reset will:sand them to any pert
of the United States, on receipt of the money. Send on
then, and got them. Price 25 ante.
DR. ROSS' BLOOD PILLS.
TheeePlll6 operate .without gielng the least palu or un
easiness, and can be taken with „positive advantage 10
all eases in which ipuigative would be needed; la the
commencement of Severs, Costiveness, Liver Complaint,
some foredo of Dyspepsia, Ifeadeehe, Impure Blood, and
alfdbeitaes arising from Impurity of blood. They will
be found superior to any other pill in use. Price 21
ere. per box.' Will be sent by mail =receipt of the nio
ney. Sold only by De Rost Letmitod! '
DR. ROSS' TONIC 'IIIXTUIt.W.I,I
superior medicine Yoe , the cui'e or Sick lloadache;
Nervous If arittelie; DYerepila, Lauf of Appetite, Ncr-
TOWS Wecluiese. and all other diseeeee requring a tonic..
' • TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS.
Dr: Roes keeps conefantiv for sale, a large assortment
of Whams, of ell sizes, and-Various In Mice; which will
hit sold terylotr. • An aiperience of morithan '2O years,
give the afflicted advantages not to lie bad et every Drug
store. , A - pitireonal Ottentionto.thelitting given% trim
needs trine call at Dr: Seise-Drug Store, •Lebuton:
DA. ROSS' INFANT
Tor Colic, 'Spasms, Reethennitirs;.printari to. ' lti
calme nervoni Irritation, &kitties .partt; and Induces to
steep, without leaving the hull,' dnsiwily state. that fob.
lows the use of other Bpixial attention is
asked to - this remarkable action.- Auk for Dr. Rom' In
fant Drigis:'.
DR: PST il.Alit TONIC."- '
Is your Lair felling of=' you - troubled With dand
ruff, or itcbiuglot the bead? Dr. Ross' Hair Tonic will
cure tliace troub as. Pt-ice 26 eta. ••
tyR. Ito cuR,E ,FEVER & AGUE.
ihcer ail-digucueid i 23Kours. rndividuals who
have suffered for w erkis and months, hain been in a sin
gle day relieved, as ifPy.magic, from '.the excruciating
chill and burninpfeirer.• Sold only at Dr Rosa' Store.
-DR. ROSS' . EYE WATER s _-
Fon:ase cursor Sore I
, -Weak, or Inflamed
I.:xec...%Prioe 25 cts. • ••'.
DR. Ross , WORM OIL.
A Positive:mire for Worms.
DR. ItOSS' LINIMENT.
' The best Liniment In ass fur Rheuma
tism, Sprains, Swellings, !truism. Tooth
ache,-Sore Throat, and all painful and
Neurslgie affections of the body, is Dr.
Ho> s' Liamtint
DR. ROSS'
TO! lhettito Ofyb,,
gums, Sear Yffibr.NraillaP iintioreserv
ari fauna,- and' minirting a. di
briatb. uau Dr. Itme, Tootb - Wazil. - • • •
DR. BERAM§ Evr..paßsartaulaa: '
El
Yor the cure of Itheumatism. Tatter, Scrofula, Pains
in the Bones, Old Soree, Flutplea on the face, Eruption
of ell kinds, and all dhoeses arming tfrom impure Blood,
or the Imprudent use of Mercury. Sol 4 only: et D. „,
Roes' Drag atom.
COUGH CURED YOB, 25 CENTS.
pun / oil Cpuoft Suter, !pipeful and, sold tad/
by Dr. Ina, oppoelte the Court lima% is a certain, etas
for coughs, Call, WbooPiag. Coup, an. Look • well 40.
Um marks of th e genuine. Sc. twit Dr. apes' ii.erao
on the bottle. •
- EPILEPSY OR ZITS . CAN Mit!011 ittiAL •
rfideue. fawner. Muff sertificallarl-,14/IrcfYillil*
aiaADoitrouan btforfaraubigaxcemouderful Oar* Dew
any other Mullah*. le Itla pecisot,ly;ealfato,taka
Try It. If you ere after: nituriOnaloMAN ,
the money .w 11. 1• be - i
, f not able to pay, one
Bottle **ill be given gpattgjek,tryja,l.Prioll:ll 3 W
per Hl:Ake-or throe ibyttjetforcattoDollerna at
Dr. Rose' Drug Store. stA
Lonna, Julti •a
DRY GOODS, GROCER! S, &a
N - F.,,W- pPRING GOODS
MitUNPACKIZ El At •-•
SWA RTZ &* BRO 4 -
11131 eh they are se)ltag at the clicapeptieash prima.
Great Crowds—Lotr.Prices.
ONE morning, bat week,es a friend and myself, were
leisurely walking out Market street, and on arriving
near the corner of (Wilford street,. our attention was at
tracted to a large crowd of Ladies—arid nearly allyit
whom were provided with large market iatiakelis,
_others with extchele hitingelig- Mt their nrmer,. aid were evi
dently Intant..upeat the eeme..oltjatt. , ,7 Upini Anquiry , see
found that th the fitansicnt House, on the conor of OW
'hid and ,Market =mete, is located the 'ezfedifve.Dry
Goods, Grocery, and Queeneware Store of our polite Emil
affable friends, I , IINOK. ft BRO., who have just opened •
large stuck of Vali Goode, and that the great crowd of La
dies were their regular customers, who may hvevtillidOr
at their counters, purchasing their g ..Ih4" • 4 11,
were evidently eat:stied with qteirpnroWast.were loud
in the praises of the excellent qp,sVAlaeir,stock i s majl
mil were of the unanimous opiniiiic
-sell the boat quslitiee . at lower prim), then 'any or their
competitors.. tie our advice would be to you, one and
both greet and small, to givo Fer.cs. & BRO. a call, end they
rill surely ty . fo please ycru. PEDYZ jItLN
North Le t banon, Oct tl,
CALL 4- SEE, THE NEW STOCK
, .
veils, - Grocery & Cruckeil
SirOß ••
zwArt..p'ziAtimmAN;ilitpiia*Yriends aid th
I_4 pidilletliat helnitefitat. febeiVed a neat :Hitch of
Goods for the
. SpringTrcids,
which will be found as cheap as any stock of the kind in
this town, consisting of all such GOODS es are usually
kept in a, first-clues store.
Particular attention Is given to Staple Goods for the
country trade, not negiecting the fancy articles for LA
. TUES' Fl:Vat—such as Laces, Lawns, Edgings, Under
oeqvfiii 17-ortike:reiliefs. de.
GENTLEIII W: are Invited td exalnin s i cions,
Cassirccres, Casinets, Tweeds t yeitcy and ether Vostinge,
Velvets, Cords, • •
in the OROClElertidpartin'eut may be found ti "
splendid assortment of esers.needi in the Paudly:
Coffee, Sagas, Ickes, Teas, &c. In
citocEr.ny the stock ie we'll' selected.
LEONARD ZLIMERMAkif.
The highoid market prim will be paid .for.OGGS
TRY PRODUCE. [Lebanon, stay 141858
GREAT ATTRACTIONS:
GREAT BARGAINS I
THE CHEAPEST GOODS!
• '; I: / 12 L:01:3 S.T A S.SOP.TME
iTyLus ,
.TUST OPENED AT THE
• CENTRE BUILDINGS
- RIIER 'St 'sRo,.'s
CALL WITHOUT DELAY
TO HAVE . TnE.FIRST
• READY MADE CLOTHING
THAT CAN'T BE BEAT.
wA LTZ & ROWEL are agents far EVANS 6 WAT
SON'S lAA & FIRE-PROOF 5.A.F.9. ~ g,•• J D
LEC OM lIXOL:ii , DEFE ATED
BY H d- S's LARGE ASSORTMENT 104 k
SPRING. A NI) SUIVIIIIE R 4 ODDS.
M
TZSTIECEIVED and now opened at the ehdaP
..„..
0 Dry Goods Store orliEldra & STIN E.,.a 8049-WM
did stocker DRY GOODS; QUIMNSVOY• aTid , ?,LAt
GROCERIES- also READY-MADE CLOTLI,RiG,• - • , ..1.•
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shadvas, lio . nnets,ilatk, - di
which they are selling at verz lowpfleed; .They bought
their goals at essh prieea..and are,.therefore, unablvd to
give great bargains. I.6dies and Gentlemen , give them
nn early call. 'We ar?, !mail:toil iliey east suit yea in
goods and prlecw. • v . ,•
._... • , • -
FOR LAD
Haar& SITNIS hares ppehed k birge end splendid
stock or Fancy - I:6'dliGood9, Such as Silks, Plato, S Aped,
and Figured', for'bresies, Black and Colored, 'very cheap,
Cha.lll: P.obea, Lawn. Lawn Robes, Layettes. Poll
de Cherrfee.Challi Btrepre,Sllk Beregez,Ginghams.Prexrch
Lustres, French de Lairste. llobeges, Mohair Lustre, &c.
Remember at the cheap store of llreitr &
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Minix L Sinn have Jost opened a large' and...plead:ld
earortment of Spring and Summer Clopei.pashmerette,
Tweeds, Consulters, Italian Cloths,Pastree'rind tbr
Coats; Cloths, Cassamers, TwiredeLitlene,lu
mps /Shin dso
Drilling, Jeans, „ foriTeatidoieng Seiipa, , Silks,
Outliner., Cloth, Itair.incCiethe, Marseilles, do., for Veit
ing, Aleq Stoeltsi:llandkurehle.re, Colloro, Suspenders,
Gloves, Stocklugs, kr-, vary cheap, at
rirtatfyni/ Meg 6, '5B. HENRY & ST/ICE'S.
Siill4.'Slnt.9.--17enry dt Stine _have, jupt opened II
. • --
large atiortment of faulies' Dress Silks, which they
pt a selling_at great Bargains. Call ano see kliemtsoork.
HERE WE ARE . AGAIN
j . ALL RIORT•SLAN *OH A GAIN
lir ANSA§ to cregUngeit important oscitemen t all ovor
et:motif, threatening a dissolution of Union be
t Ween the - North and South, instigating alarming tights
in Congress, acid fearful flaccups, in Suite LegislntuneL
State Controntions"barit assembled, city and town moss
tneetingslutee hoed short the whole country
has been in' general nurcar., .
LEneMix
. Flow o'er, amidst ali tbii unirapsai political tumult,
Mashy boner of having still preserved ; her dignity of
quiet and peade s nothing could *wetted in disturbing her
gentle repose, Until the other morning. when a LARGE
FLAG with a awarming BEE LIME on the one aide,
and the announcement of "Chimp Auction Goode," on
the other, suspended from the corner building
OPPOSITE TILE COURT ROUSE.
Scented to indicate that all woe not right; attecilon
WAS attracted and cariosity aroured;•varieur
with regard to Its object were ents.l‘talned.and goon
general stir all over town was found to evict. Altni, Wo
men and children involved with puttied aFtonisdilpeut,
were burraing out, and crying, '•V‘ hat in the v,orld
ttinhlatterl". '"What's tin?' Troth, however,ficen Bash •
in upon the unlnds of all Da-it" dorti when the novelty
Of tumbling, rolling and nopacking.nt Emcee. Barrels
auft MO., amidst a crowd 'of spectutorealreudy colleetwd
around the dcr3:a and wnike, all anxiously psrsai•cring
for but a glimpse et whet, has tune to effect ',a/1y aston
ished the natives.
NEW SPRING GLK)DS AT TIIE BEE TIIVE,
Woo suddenly harping upon a thousand tongues, and
spread with the avidity of a prairie tire all over the bo
rough. , ' , Public affairs of Kansas with every other item
of theday fell Into insignificance, in corviderationef the
Individual Interests here at stake. .
A scene of .er.rltemont lino over since continued to pre
vail wit,* doure. by crowds Of pereousfrum every quer
along thd coUntert, alai never tail to b , ll.
COM@ enthuaieetic upon fludi-.4 such •'
R HAT 2.1.110 A INS
New st)les of St ...ipea awl Plaid
The Lest make of plain black Silks,
Fine Bombazines and lAnstres, •• '
Elegant all-Woo l De Leine/ awl Cachmeres,
Beautiful epring etl ie Duculs cad Shop/ levee Plaid,
Handsome ehalli Del.ouel an;.l Alpaca Het:aim
Splendid Collars, Sleeve,' „Veila,,hiltos, llosiery sad
White Goode in abundance. •
AG nuelitlee of Cheap Pante, Clr7ham 3, Checks and
. .
Union, French, and• Doeskin Caasitnerer,
Plush, Satin and Grenadine Vesting!. • . • • •
ALSO.
An assortment of Boglief,. Ingrain, Wee: Telliokt. rAet
lug. Rag mad Hemp Carpets S.ir l'utors,Cluenberr, Malin
aUd Stutrx, ver 4 v . imitt price' IrmpAFen!s .. .lo,l4 per yd.
'AND QI:IILENSA:A.R.E . ;
Oil etsehs end il'indthr Shades in an their varieties.
Having the experience of a long form. of yare in the
busiums, which with a careful exercise of judgment and
taste, with the advantage of rash iu purchasing, and a
determination of seithig CHEAP, enables ice--along with
the late system of selling fur CASH or • jmopucs,---to
favor you with bargains, beyond any heretofore offered.
as well w nueurpaaeed by auy of our competitors.
'tot.Ylease cNf sedate a:LYMAN . • • •
' • ::• Aril; 81:01tg,
(:)ip.i . gpi:l?tk&e : Foutt 'house, Labium's, Pa.
1120 .1 * SH LLEN BERGS&
3
WIIO W9 . 01,D; 140 T, ItgiaNOß
TO 118 AR TIM 15i£W8.2.1."
THAT THE CHEAPEST eO9DB,
IRA ILARDSOSIEST
.§ZYLES,
fhiefritta sdat
sT tH-0 0 HAIL IFILIITNGI3.
S e U r ARTZ & BRO.;
• • ►•.
HAWN JIVE& OPicliED.
THE SECOND AR VAL
OF SCIIME • QOODS!
SOLD ASTOICISHINOLY Low
FOR CASH
Philadelphia Umbrella and
Psirasol Store.:.. , • •
. .
mlit: anbemibor keeps constsistly on.luanda large and
gapersl assortment or tlaisitam4a,,l'esseots, and ,
Susi &was, made in the 'tory Latest *VIP and of the beet
Materiel. The citizens of Lebanon and Ylcinita are rem
pictfully invited bs milk:id alai* themselves. He feels
thankful for die liberal patronage ex tendel to hint here
tutors and solicits a continuance of the acme. The , took
i ma° ,-
mos . o,t t, hest and handeomost erer offered t
.ye. . elp our city, and sa prices so low tbm. tout
gtre es . n: . .
' &leo a . .
_latent Paragon and other Eno Umbrella,
io 46 1 41 11 11,11.1111 d highly appreeiatad for a few seasoone
P e at. l . w. Cl. , A litlr.
' "lattliale—. 1 0 81, thth ltratat• No. 1624 1 Market emit,
biterfamitqa,a ntitata, - . Plats. May lh, 'bil.-tias.
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