gebaaprfattfurti%er. "Ream DEDWOLITIC PPINCIPLES CFA9E TO LEAD, ICE CEA!F 70 0 OR. WM. M. BRESpN, Editor and Proprietor LEBANON, PA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1308 Democratic State Nominations. JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT; WILLIAM A. PORTER, OF PrITLADELPHIA. CANAL COMMISSIONER WESTLEY FROST, 'OF FAYETTE. Protection! The 'opposition party are endeavor ing to unite their forcei in. the Northern States by sounding the party-cry of "Tariff for -Protection." They would 'imitate the times-of Clay and Webster, forgetful that thoite great men, are no more.. Their present leaders in corn '.parison with.the leaders of 1824, '2B. and '42, are as mole hills compared with tewering ,mountians, they are the ridic ulous striving to appear sublime. With , the.exception of IRON what in this sec tion of Country that can he tortured in to the last show of needin g Protection from the national government 1 Is not every one able to protect himself? It is ignominious for us to be constantly ',croaking for what we do not 'need, in the face of the many blessings surround Protection is a wrong instead of 'a benefit if granted and brought into eompetition with enterprize and inge. Duty. We Americans would be the first and loudest to cry out in denunci 'titian of it. The London Times is work. ed on an American Preis; prt;iecting . "British presses did not keep it out ; iI it had-the application of our own prin. Opts woutil have created a cry of-in dignation throughout our land; Ameri „can locomotives whistle over the Eu ropean railroads ; and nevertheless, the. very workmen in the workshops where 'lhey are built, are induced to vote the opposition ticket for protection's sake (we presume to prevent the importation. of ; foreign locomotives 1) Morses :tele graph speaks from nation to nation through Out the civilized world. Pro. _tection ! Let any man sit down in his own house and call his family around him. Let him examine and enquire • what it is needs protection. His cloth coat and his wife's.„silk dress are of for eign manufactureand are taxed—but ifieir are no and cloth mills in America. His tea and coffee are import. •,'edbut we could not produce them if the dity were raised one hundred per• cant, Nearly everything else in his leoUse is the product of American Indus try. Ask our merchants if Twee desire e-high tariff—and if they be`not "cild lo gin,” they will = frankly-tell you no 1— rAes&know whate.ffect high prices have upon the Consumer. The poor would ; and all for whose benefit ? For ,•:tlfejecitfitn weavers of New England,who not only cart already undersell the world . ~,b ut onis firm of whom could spend $BO,-. hi 00049 bribe members-of Congress. It's their interest to cry out for Protection! .'Ft lines ; _ tbeir : pockets: But di not let those in this section, ,whose interest with a single - adroissable exeeptioirlre omit...the reverse, run astray, and - into, the support ,of-an obsoletCidea. The'appositton have ,some. Ralik iiva is In 'their ScmeMiiiention in , :.JelYi . 'Tile:elamenis ars irraegaeitible. 4.4Fhe - Chester. county imaseiltiOaE;fast AvoreeloirfrAppoiniing.delagstesaMased a - D '' zwlello on .en prolog. e- eumeram -the, .T.Ortitetiel!",.. in ' din clegreet. and most eiplicit..4anguage. Thai ahae-. fhlitelaitainh - plarfem, aft iehAemaste. tha-right ;61::Magreas to' pro4ibiStavost:..4.4 -the Teriitbries.— 'ffaie!Q4tetehlin.ikientitfti-ivaa':tMi6iied 4s.tqcA:ttqijtsetaetitec.kalal!hn.4Y'!'• jnkih ' ej r Cratft-li . t.; 7 ilayiin forgotten its pre ... Vat flan may b sApptetL ta* make fire. arkd *afireOM nitnviveemamt to zbe iee,ti.- --44tere-wWw-an - explosion. ~'s` ,f Some iinie ago Jim ' hane , or Kae rrgtornety, announced himself =as a forthiT;S:Senate. HO has changed-Its .mind and is now a wicaolltdate. for the gallows 1 Hismor.der , 1 01 t Or:Autfortu na ro Jen k ns';' by, ofrg g e t c h :o4.llo4ll - when ' .. c irate ; Lean- 101 !hiPh he. had' as' a i 1t0,.4,15 1 ....1ig4t ltYtt . M4llll4:tdi4niW,),ivas- Ole •croinintict. —nr-bia-iilleisit- 1 : • "- • • 4.410 ry At4ta;"-ti: 1101 venom= k io l7at 4 , is OktlClii 7 Oticratia-baildidlital4or A, its;--!•thin ;4:lnter °tar pe.d• two *muli ea.4oft thraa town _ the dj g {vs J 4: Is.s=KZ b 111;• tairict•apd . .hapaatwi pr a e t e - nom • . omit OVC •C • • :. oaggleep ?..c.:;trie•AlA:. , :•.l.• • : se •ssie•-• !Z.:2 eV art •srrt...Z. •:2 JCZ.,Vnt ' • :°"ss44llkiitAti. 44.:ValifilAPTA a I.4l4tfeop:Piiilidelpiria r -lhed , on.Sunany a:-. . 4 , A: lA'. • " • ". bVfl76'l7afiodiSik • : - uzzgitteoiqtun - - -- tr i fysonil tbe=sams; ~ :, _ . r. ..% Ikeo .0 •• iv II time, ki .• r ••••gre • t tirba adi j , t . loom 102 ..r is : Zeiggag:ltellYt 101101# ii appoi nted. 444.4 i 14041. 1 .4ririgtrArtiesi, Francisco. "' •• - PATatortsm.—The Courier of last week calls the President of the United States a "chief robber and ctimitial."— Such language is mare discredible to the person using it than harmful in its application. Personalities, sgate, and exaggerations in politics have, by consent, been dropped by the press within a few years past, an idea having got into the brains of editors that it is just as easy and - effective to be truthful and gentlemanly as the reverse.' We are sorry to See our neighbor i_ereak through thiti good rule' and inaugurate the old system of villification and of persons occupying official positions.-- Mr. Buchanan's life and official actions are before the public, and.ten thousand defenders .are , ready at any moment to enter the lists - in their d6fente.: The more they are tlibbed the biighterelhey become. The.Tettiter of the efiurier should know-that abusing Mr. Buchan. an has never barnied Iflitklad he watild never',lia;i*bc'en PieSittent. is the`best abiscd public man : nwr liv ing, and on whom the Courier has wast ed more ink and paper than perhaps on any other indiVidual. _ ' result is knovvn. - Why. then use such,, situ. ilarjanguage,as noted above 7- EXTRAORDINARY DROEFTfifir As 'CATTII Snow.—A discovery was Midi after the show at Ayr, that tlie twcryestr for which the first prize lad Ireen'hwarded; lad been decorated for the oceasidii brie - Pair of raise horns. The deceptive work'" laid been neatly done. A thin band of gatta perches was put round-the base of the horns," aid was . fastened by some adhesive substance, and liar wee-care fully placed over it. * The animal had been punc tured behind the shatdder, and air bloWed in to prevent a slight hollow-from' het: Aserv-• ed. - The third animal in the tune °lass had also been altered in appearatich by pun acting and blowing. An aged bull, which had been praetis- - ed upon "a similar manner, waiturnedOut by the judges, the discovery having been made before' . the prizes were adjudicated. These three-ant: male were exhibited by Mr. James Patiin,-Baiak-' head, near Patrick. The premiums'have been withheld by the Directors, and the offending-par ty is excluded from showing stock again in Ayr. The Directors have further resolved that the ease, shall be laid before the Proderatar-for- for the crown counsel to decide whether Mt. 'Paton' shall be criminally prosecuted.- - `.- - - 'IP Tim Kansas Hamlet of Feeodona eyes a discouraging viittiif the thrteitia Katisaf; We pity the man who is coinpelled .to raise money inSkansas. . lire wore told by a money lender, the other day, that he was receiving from - 10 to 12 per cent.. month for the use of money, and had been paid. at the . rate and 80. peret. per month to discount notes. The lowest rates; on - goOdpiPer's (verity, for the 'use of men ey, seem to range between three and fire per -- et. per month: Business iriaill our Kansas towr.a is nearly suspended: Mon with twenty five or thir ty thousand dellar; canney'eclF , property at any price to realize even a 'few liahtlreS t dellars: Real eqtate can be bought ramous YtlMS;'iArspne : feeling compelled to sell' to'realiZe' - readi Money,: perhaps to save their liar* any branch of business is sustaininll6 . ilf." . . Judge Perkins, .of the,S unOme bourt of Indi. ana, having decided thut. Constitution to tax the people for the linildlng i of Sollool-liouses, , but unconst lalpose .taxes for . the support ofschools,tim public sehools.of the States have ens , punded operations, -turning loose some thirty thousand children,. OP. A CIINAM) steamer lately arrived at' Bos ton at a late hotir' on'a Settirday night, and it was proposed, as usual in such - eat : es; to leave the bag - -gage unopened until daylight. The English pas sengers, however, so unanimously and earnestly opposed this' procedure that the rule was broken over, and the passongerS at once landed. The cause of their excitement has s ieee been satisfac. torily explained.. A - yor.nglicfsttinian on board, himself in a hurry to gat on shore, informed these intelligent Briton that the Puritanical laws of the Vommonvrealthwould compel them, in case I • they waited uutil morning, to remain on board through the whole' of Sunday,. as the oitg gates 110011 aboitysidosed for twenty-four hours on 'that ' ll .,fiiiitir'A.'Priljeist is ofk r fittot.lo build a' railroad %WIS . * iiiistlaiii-ot s ililkinialueban a; 'ebri ncc t ' irilb the -'Suritiin:Yltia 4 SliCinid- at LW#l;tiuig, aag extenil 'to Dauphin, wbere it <will rfdrm rik! -11t;:d. i s9ignotP ei ten si on• f the Lelia:non'. Valley - Pia iircillii 4 r4'he' 'objaet or the *kali islo.ondeavOrtlirihttifriit la:rge share tf.dhe ireitit:Vrada . thal; Mast' eventually - ge'';civer'''the Suiab7aryrand'EiMillitilroad; 1%4 " tree dt Philadelphia? instead of perrnittine it' to go to Baltitrioie,las:ifotbigniseivill, by thilioith •ern antral- Vead:•'• TitelSelinigioto-Eletio'Cret is •4 1 ertain" the. road wilrbwAiitillfr • • . . . . . LoTHARAN SYNOD oV PElNsytre.Nl4..i.sro Ao- J'Aciir ..Si.43F.s t ,,,•Tb is .vonorgls bo4,x 14 Jost clfised . iiii ode hisndro . a.i.ii ii ojoritotis annuatoon- Tendon. It .osscinbleil la „Ear. E. -Sadder's Abort Easton, 2a. One .o;the,inost importaat 1 tyilte• of basinesti,tanalnitt..was an. innendinent to the cons qtnool,.. : toling.iim ; tic 4 42 g lish, -tbdirtgYnod icirdQuvoi/liani awl thus plaoing. 4. on •tin. equall'oAtimr . 0 estrum, wblcb bas Doi tien llininao.herotitfore. WELL/aril:Fir, Arr, rrtitie 257 ,1 :- - The s -Aftteops :.celebrated St. Jobe( Vey yeaterddyl-and Mier an • oration-adjourned 4arge - tfall-• for -dinner.- - About seven. lihndrett..personer.had• entered -the room; when - about half.df the'llootgave way, pre cipitating about three hundred. to the - floor •te neath. At the .same instant the -florieeboye came down, with 'a quantity. of Outrer's fanning mills, lumberietc, 'burying the mane people ,in -.the ruins:. Fortunately, no one was killed, but - from forty. to fifty were: wounded; - and' about twenty seriously, ,• • • . GaassEs.—over 4000 varieties bark : Wady been noticed by naturalists. Over FlooAviiiie!ies baVe'been cultivated i n Bogla . ud. A dozeilihuta cover u,m . nineteen twentieth: the meadow laud irdta Metier Iterdiraia, 4/mill -t ither nameit:Timothy, (deitt;id'irgst . 41 - man' 'by ' .. the name of Tioi;ithy:lteld,Y.o liadnid c lily voaia ago, 'Was - a wlld:loiaiit powing'.oillit' in Maine. -; . C. M Ei3 . Wei pa rty IfeY•i _ ; ago, • . • • irt , long lsar** 110§3d, put of Their enpyiet.""viiivi:'l. l iing 4;11140 - .i° g.°9l o ;t'd .#1e.01 1 1?Vrix11)/...S,T 'bilrydaovr, gathera i tyii:4di g iq plith=icirlher, Arid Jpiriil *Lai. ff itrth 'iioltifts..*.l4liukiisi !U-fiat * Plate, veined 4: 'ion* was .tgetatolOiritiliei . re, apdnix : " WIN wealthy. farmer ina Oste iss-counCy,..N.--2'4.has now On hand.over $60,000 hops; refused 30 cents a pound; de itandinl; 381 cents, and when.offerecl-that, he de ..snanded 40.cents,and when offered that he. still tolempriti the prieeonntillortune, in , nue other 41. 4 ialm,ireatioed:thh:price td fLoents.ruguentzleav "hrethefartuerrtcaoyiat his. leisure: ,-; THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.- -4-A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. A GRAY BEARD LAVED IN TROVELE—DUNTINO DONNDTS IN A LAWYER'S OPPICO &o.—On Friday last n rich ease of mita con was hoard before Al derman Musser. The plaintiff in the ease was the 'husband of a Mrs. Ring living somewhere in Lancaster, and the defendant en ex-legi.sla-, tor and gray-beard lawyer who deals out law d'ao cording to the act of Assembly" in an office note .thousand miles south of Centre- Square. The hearing was somewhat private, but.not sufficient ly so to prevent our reporter from taking notes, and printing them too, for which trouble he: will no doubt receive the hearty commendations of all. the, "Uncle Ben's" in the community. - According to the testimony—much of Which la unfit for priblication—some years ugo the plain tiff's wife employed the laWyer to;transaet some business for her. in the Court of Quarter Sessions, which business he done 50 promptly and so well that a mutual friendship, if not liking, sprang up, I,:kohr.,epa them... 6 t a later period, falling eat with het hesbanil sbe engaged gray beard to file an. applicatjon.for divorce, and, in,art , affi.davit, gave, ,F3Drllry, ceasops, why A the application siresald grauted,all t ofwhioh reasons mere duly ; set forth _"according to,the stet of Assembly 7. by the - sal:ire : , laidAlWY ol !..' •:- n. , 0.+11 For some reason or-other : 6W divorce,suit was, never pressed and, Mrs. Ring t and her tfotoser half hitched traces and.concludedlo , work in the IDIT 13eNDmatrimonial ..onee pore. ~ From this period it. appears she, had,no r f urtlieryse.for l the legal opin ions of her lawyer.; but. he invited her-to- call at his house with a view. to, • they better actimin tance. As he : dealsiimilk tia:lvetlas,Blackstorke,: be: aslied hor i to get . her m 'hint which she did, and Tor wilich she alleges At) 'ildriays paid., Dealing in turkeys, no less eitern6eTy than in, milk Ind Illackstene:lia promised , her a. : fat one fer hut dinner, for wltieb. at did not-ap. 'pear. Aether. she paid. or not: All of these acts of kindeeis ProMpted 'her to he grateful to • him, and in the exercise of that commendable, virtue she visited him in his law-dispensing o'ffice to, speak her gratitude and praise. Growing exceed ingly glad thereat, the eipennder of "the Act of Assembly," in The goeitneis of his heart and be nevolence of his nature, wished to secure her from intrusion and et the sime-tinte conceal her pover ty frontthe werldTTe:this end, he bowed the shuiters—tying them Willi . a hempen cord -r-and locked the door, and thus the twain were allow ed an interchange of thought and conVictions with none to molest or make them afraid. MEI Thus things continued "all well'! for some time until ono day.there suddenly came "a tapping.... "`As oisoino Ono gently- rapping, upping at the office QuOth the lawyer—qis a beggar—a foul beggar, ,notb . Mg more." . Not - so - however forpresen fly the - shutters of the back office were opened exhibiting the blooming face of MA I'. K's loving lisband,lwhiritu : :a faint and .trembling enaiiired:wlietheFliii wife was in. Yes Sir, walkiiii4ndl.Clitilkii3dlti. ; K.. into the preseime 'of . his Wife; vili - O,Tn Utts . i'ver his query of What she was ttiere;inneh'eutly.. enough replied that she came after a bonnet that the lawyer was:tii"giit; for her. We drop the curtain over the wrath of the hus bind; the self possession - of the wife, and the God forsaken look of the lawyer. Suffice it to say, that an old reprobate rejoitiniin a multiplicity ofgray hairs had been watching the in-going and out-goin. of the lawyer's client and had coin .municatad the fact to her husband,., _ _ ...... In: the bearing before the Alderman the laWyer protested it was a, conspiracy, but as he offered no evidence to prove • the assertion, it was received with many grains , of .allowattee. s Finally. as a master strobe poliey,ao_oue in accordance with the - Ael ':d.ssetiably, he Ordered the magis, erliato bind her over for her appeirrance iit•Court .to answer thb charge of adultery on herowri non • The lawyer also Saco. bait for his, appearance aiidlhen 'vamosetl the : Aldermen's rAehe. GENERAL 'DIRECTORY; TIiE~F DYBKNMENT. Presideiarnes Btieharfink, Vice President—John o...,Breckenridge, Ky. Speaker of the ffouse;,,Jaines L. Orr, S. C. Secretary of State—=-Lewis Case, Mich'. Secretary of Treasury-41lowell Cobb, Ga. Secretary oflnterior—Jacely-Thornpson, Miss. Secretary of Navy—lsaac.,Toney, Conn. Secretary ,of War—John B. Floyd, Va.: • Postmaster Gimeral—Aaren V. Brown, Tenn. Attorney General-4,Teretnia4 S. Black, Pa. Chief Justice—Bolger' IS:T'arkey . ; Associate Sus tires—Jahn .rdinek S: Wayne, John Catron, Peter V. Daniel, SamuotNelson, Robert C. Crier, John A..Campbeti, - Nathan Clifford. . . STATE -Y OFFICERS; Governor, F PaCker; Lycosnidg'co • Secretary of State, Be Wm M. Veletcri . rks Surveyor:General, John r;Roive; Franklin Auditor General,4acob Fry, .Mentgomery • State Treasurer; • Henry..s Magraw, - Lancaster Sup't Public Schools, Henry C Hickok, Dauphin Canal Com., Arnold: -Plumer, Venango ; George. Scott, Columbia; Nimrod. Strickland, Chester. Judges of Supreme Court, Walter H.Lowrie, Chief Justice, Wcn.,A Tor ter, Geo; W.Woodward, Jas Thompson,,,<Winr.Strong. . CERA: • • President judgm,"Jahn Jergarksin. ' Associate Judges, WriritYiVelfti•Oppin • Sheriff, - David - itt - Strde.f . " ---- Recorder .t Clerk of-Quarter Sessions, C P Miller Register,Daniel Strolli=jr , tg • Clerk.o Orpllans:_ J,eftsteA,B.Light Trensnrer;,tc . 4 - mar Commissioners; Prirdi3riek Shitiflitati)) Baoll-. man, Toeinlbgef •' • ' Commissioners 4 CoiiitstlMaiiriiiiie• ClorkiCyrus Shirk" Led Messenger, Samuel Lute sint• " County Superi !nen dentr.f.ohts ILK{ Ulm District Attorney, Levi Moily_ Steward, Daniellight: • Directors,...Dutec lenri kroider -Stung ar Beh , Almshouse Phytticlan,,Dr FAIN biillford Auditors, John S Bomberger, Jithis,. - .l l ight, (tan ner) HenrY'Brand . t - County Suryiyor;Wdani Pititritte"" Coroner, David '!" - • Mercantile Affpriiiiii, Wth • LE B AN 0N..8 ORO Q.G.HARAW.THS. Ch ief , Burgesa,.Jazob.Weldlez.t Ass% Burgess,..J...B_Dfulghe.rty.—. • t Council,. Henri Bubb, Geo T Hoffman, Philip' ArentS, 'TJLtrallt.; C'Fauber Borough Counsel, d.WAtish ... .,, High Constable, Geo-Wolter Justices of-the? Peace, Jod Conetableaos Shantz es 'r School Directors, lid A: Uhler; Jaeol Stuith,Bliss Haber, H.Z.immennap, J4err,,S . ,,T McAdam Assessors, S Ilarbeson, (vr tv) A H gmbich,(o w) Ass't Assossors i Jciel GoodliaftfAdoin Rise, (w ChaeGiretuiawalt,!JOhn - Dirrause;.(6 w) Supervisors, Jll.9.L'ailcomb, (w w)G Borgner,(ew) Judges, Geo Stinvelyi(w w) Bernard Rauch, (e w) Inspectors, Abner W Hartman, Peter L Stouch, (w w)(O,w) Surveyor;lstsaalToffeir•*:- - - Treitiurer -Ed* A-Hhlei- 7 - 1 -: Post M Lltiithraiff Police, ..I.lenry-McCord r ileory--Buth- Wood Corder, LeyA.tittetulter N. LEBANS)N9IO49_I4O./LORRIPERS. Chief Burgesp t Yranklin.ifelter Ass% Bitmea l: Gideon-Lig#) , Council, - o,L . RusDirit4, - .tspo, Iskei,...TOts Huston,. Josiah DeliiiffiJiihnAnnte . , - Henti,,Lape Ttikr.. - Bilteprolti;?! Wood Cordebit. iftd.4lsr Justice of the intieJnion'a Viikt • • . - Assessor, AbsehThi-litdrt"' '• :" Ass't &seism,. Geo.Aeffnian,.,C Bergner • Schoolaraiirdie;S Rein'tell'l;ThOs Potter, Henry:. Bolts, John 3; ,PAC - Kiinmel; J. 'Pence Supervisdiq, •JOlizi - ArnordiJatiob-GO,rdy, er Judge, John • - - Inspectore:alchliam-Hostetter,-Wm Black 4 Coustable, Andreif•Faanieht. '• •=7. Auditor, Sanittel•li'islierA;- 4: • • • ARRIVAL AND DEFAitTDRE 6F MAILS. f: Frolw.Phitacninnd tJae.EastraLll4.a.m From Iturrisiturg.and .the_West; at 4 p From Latioasterritetleem.B.lln4. 6 PPr From SturfferstorEg,,X, 10 fj, m From Fr2diuleksburg . ap . Upntrsloln o at 9 a m Vit:MilLl i sloseaere.at.t4fikron•ing hours For the East; ac 34 pretrireaslar, at 8 a in For the West, at 41:#14 Forpoitlent'n, at p For Fredericksburg I"4inettioinaott A trim Can Case. lIOM AFFAIRS. Guilford & Lernberger's Soda Fountain is now in the hest order, and their drinks aro delieforis. ItabWs fo.t. 'the "diskinn:lion - of . Spfiikling, Vo - Cold, SOda, is now in prime operation.. Wearied it, and pro nounce it 0. K. Dr. Ross has his fol& tam of Sitartiling Sods Water.: His fixtures are 'gist class and his Syrups the yery best. ,For a caul and very refreshing 'drinir eaR there.- • We also, call attention to the new _advertise ment ofhis Drug Store. .Tho Dr.,,has had a large expurlapp, imisiness, and eny‘oriM eritruet ed ;rill be oarifalliand_promptlyla,ttend ed'io. . . empty, was fn Parli on tbol,4th LAZTI), SALE Avert Ci-sold Att..prlyato Sa l ls : bis„l4 acres of , laud, in pi:al:Tall township, near Lcban t th Bart° 'for. crops aro inale4ed in the..sale.,, Philip F. AfeCauly , hasjustruacie some large and desirable. mdditidnis tfto his ,- sfoek of 'Boots and-Shoes.---Persons in watt:toot - good and fashionablwartieles in Ilia do•well to give him a call, He sells in aecOrdanee'aiith the tin:est:A, he opposition' of.thiaeountyarall -meat :oulsesardarto- delegates to sl:ttiniity. Coiev'entioni brimoo.C. - ort - Itinaliy- in- 60 4 •CoOrt House, to &ova del:or:tea:to a -Stato-CiniVen'tion, ivizliont a name, to inoot:otßairisbnrg, (in:Wed nesday, July 13. = The new bridge across' the canal - at - Harrisburg, for the I / obanen will be a magnificent struetire. It is entirely of iron, veri neat, and will no doubt be the Moitsub stantial affair eftbe bridge kind in the country. Problems„ Eu.graas, Charades, Conundrums, dm., aresolieited. They must bo carefully stated, and accompanied by the solo tions or answers., We will devote some space weekly to such matters for the Imnefit of the young. , , ' Our Agricultural friends had ex eelletitweather last. Week to cut their grass,lmake hay and house it. Wenotieed that they embrac ed theopportunity"tii "make hay while tlie' sun shines." The crop is= a very heavy 'and good. Hugh...Linsey, (Old- Hontz,) is 'abusing the Pieliidetit,-Setrator Bigler and Mr. Jones, through the Berks County Press'. His abase-is far preferable to ilia praise; and his op_ position of greater service to the Deniociary than his assistance. • - Mr. Ensminger of the, Manheim Sentinel bae been prosecuted for libel, by)nembers Of the Lancaster Mozart Musical Society: The alleged libel was contained in a letter criticising: severely the last Concert of the Society. • Suing editors for libel is rather an unprofitable bugles& `Our friend; Samuel MilleT, of Calm Pale ;tiorsery, performed quite a feat in . horsemanship, en Thursday last. thef,ckst- Office, the horse (on which he Wai mounted in oitarge.of a dozen or more boxes of some .of his delicious fruit) shied suddenly droppinithe whole load into the dust. Alr, „Al.. picked ,himself , and the berries up, neither being' injured any, we be lieve. The horse well pleased with his feat of dustdropping, ran about fifty -paces, and then wheeled round to observe the effect of the exploit. • The party then, adjourned., We had a visit Mit-week from . Dr'. Jacob Dorlacher, - ef New Berlin,linien coun ty, a true and uneomiromisibg _Democrat' of the Jefferson'School. He has4;een unfortunate, hav ing sustained injuries bye fall which pre'vents him from manual labor, and hence is engaged in the disleinitiation• - ho so much loves.' • Ilefielisiiidate which tie eillithe Dente 'pletform,'e:nd- which Shoeldhein'the hands of every one: phsitienia "the Slaiery ques tion are sustained by references tollfhle passages. tie is'readi to defend his party and its ; Principles , .. • in public or private whenever called Upon: • Grand Free .Exhilmfaon—Opr •lovely valley is.now. in, its,, magnificence. Its a paradise. , Mon could not desire a healthier cli mate, more bounteous. landoind • better crops.H -Iffo sce it in allits - glory, take a trip up or down' the Lebanon Valley railroad;:and, . our word `for it, thalsto 9the opprecfatingteye; the grateful heart and "comprehending mind, ;no richer sconel . .cast_he imagined...TherwhoM is mow on exhibi- - .tion, free of charges,-.-. the proprietor (a kind ..Pro v 2 idence,) furnishing, all it his, owni emense,, for ,the benefit of h is, ,ungrateful _children .! ~These' who do noblike the railroad,.as a mode ef,coavity arme, ems please themselves byiusing their ftdraiiks.l -hriiitosquistiTs::•aNCitwithittlitid : leg tlie,bitrirtitheOfwprve onlatiarfst ertnind Lqianoii are sCill - going W. klifie,E . e4., intetiaelloriTFteireitiiro brick. buitdings. on Plardc:i-oite etneit,"iiiposite the ion'e tiitteian Comefery. 9 "'" ' 11 .: - Also; fr that Levi` itnif beildiiikiWir4eioitid by tar.. L. Icline's law °thee, and M 4 - 0A! C•• -. • L. V r . 7 I.. bilclEing. Mr. Ticlebnakh will ilior.tty commando the erec tion of a new Aeita'exiitat " 1 The piiirkefOre Of these linpro'veilianti 'deserve I ther•Plai s ee'of the rib lie - for 'their entoilithidsia `th'ose piping ieWd' hard oe, , by thaitftirnieh., iiik'enCroyrentlb mebbziiCe hiii;e" - b'ren :r:; :s., ' ' :At-Yount ;' , Mre res Christian Asso: Seii - firegniiiira in this borough:— L O anin pieSimil'ioefahma foi the eiiieiliftins of such ti grikeig. l ad7lfiatoßili*iftructee(cur lenOl'out;t Niju be) will iiniotittiot go6d. thib' theiSfiliters e •r: resii rvpat i l io ye k oritt vac ea: vigih,6ldeafts-iTtradeca'o62, nia - &Lars, : Vidf teiti;,siuMei et — a' ‘` 3 It - i&iativi i47esig-Psvii.kkt iffasis e*Bligisteofiyseikaavao. tratiio kls $ teohapoidinisirei.ita4-444,w:inineict RON: - .1'43 (Said - 4 Manatensged.'L: Atkin a, OV.4.ltraveivat Tablie Iteincehl (priilter,) P. Kendall, iO2l. J. Rustotc,c/ohti Grogf.v.il , - 4.t0 *di 63 '..`"e.C.o•••• %- • • 1.. o: 1 " 'Piofink 1 =Two lien; , Afisid l ll;lagssooftordig ( 44liteh•for $5O - ; and-4 5 A 'digiieitomiaa-, atinals-2- 3 ikfzisluir-zß•digii,:iiid re csiibi • ritivw dfd iitoh - dig PI ' . .4seiiiiisit*- 2 45rci' merchants, having a oeitain ziiiiiisidlisisf'olnth, bought.3o4ardeAndre, then sold of all they liadlind‘thlitehld 3'tithes -4astianylisiiiiilsl2lo,fitilt,f•lhoiv•4lfinif iiirde had -413)!Y if4 - or ( Pi ;441: 3 03P984 Jos - 6 1 " . Thidpitohalroifs ievaniaitrat 4 ' • A-r LEBANON Co. AGRICULITRA SO CIETY.—The-first rneetink of the Committee of Arrangement was held at the publio house of J. M. Mark; in Lebanon, on Saturday, June 26th, 1858. Levi K line, President ; and Jas. Lour. Right- Myer, acted as; Secretary, in the absence of the Recording SeCietary. The„Chair_aruaouncoilthat.he .had. appointed Dr. Wm. M. Guilford, C. 11. Borgner and D.. 141. Shitey, a committee to obtain a suitable place to liold the Pais' of the Society upon, and to 8x the time of the holding of the Fair. The committee, as soon iiiipractical will 'report their action this t'llairician, Who will authorize the 4 Seeriitari inalce‘the tame thro' the various journals of the 'Borough." Upon the' subject • ofappointing WO various 'Coinutitterei of ffudges to Awiril Prete blutif, Mimes of gentlemen of the different Boroughs and toum iliiptwerA submitted and ithiiested. The Chair rdin 4iltairaniet sui'dionstiintiit'hese ehmmittees, ibigither with others; iit ae earlj , relay as possible the'saine'tiablio. ' J. L. Rightmyer, Esq., subMittetil Schedule of Piemiurits ' - Its 'adoption, off"`of Mr. nighty:Yet, ivas'pogf i'onedun arl igli'eit r eMeeting. of the Committee: qecrStary arrived, - tcnd tile char?' On motion, adjourned t'VnieVt ignin`at the call 11 the 4 Attea: B.Y OUR , LOGAI, REPORTER ' A Prayer Meeting of the Young "Men's' Ohrie~ian idaorii-wiihelld on Sunday afternoon • •-•4 it. A , r in.lehiperineVirta' ' • - :r;,O n Thursday - evening, hi the M. E. Church, Rev. Mr. Ashton, iieliveied Zen elo 'quent and instructive sermon befnrn Mt. Lebanon Lodge;A:t M:, of iiifißoioigh. An Examin*tion Di Mr. Houck's School, North Lebanon , will take plane this Wednesday evening.. The Nerth.Lebanon , Band will, be in. attendance. Tkii, we predict, will. be an instructive affair. The - eils.tom of rhiging the Bells in this ;13prongb, 3tt the dtkwn of Independance day, we underitand, 4011_ this year tako, place on Saturday morning at 3 o'clock.. : _ ~ Sabbath Breaking.—A party .of Boys, not having thalear of-,the law nor the sa credness of the-day before Ahem, were engaged, at fishing in the Canal on Sued o 37-;:-, Pruly,reorality is degenerating among the young in this locality, and birds of evA.omen will be. the ...consequence. Parents cannot keep too sharp a, watch ,over their children - - ; Rthibitions.---We Are. roc/11046d to state that the Schools , of, Mr. -Grumbine and Mr. Mustard will give public Exhibitions School Rooms Nos. 3 and 4, this (Tuesday) and next Thursday evening*, respectively. Much time and care- is being taken - to make the exer cises, which are of a dramatic character,interest ing. The Perseverance Band will be on hand and discourse some of their sweet music. Tick ets to both exhibitions - only 10 cents.- :','Eanded . e omitted. to state last week, that the Ladies who held the late Fair in this Borough; for the benefit of the Per severance Fire Company, :handed over the pro ceeds, which atxmanted.to the handsome surn'of $545 50. Several, neat: addresses were delivered ,to the Ladiestrpon the interesting occasion. / The above is considered a large :amount, considering the many disadvantages that surrounded the La dies these "tight times.", It §itaws ebriclusiv sly, that lir order . o,accomplieh,,anything great, it is onV,negessary,,tof gain. :the good will of the fair .se.T.. In the advertising eolnnan.,will : be4ound a „Resolution of Thanlis adopted by the Company. Accident and De,ath.—A youth named Jonr 11thsmoannYaii; aged about 16 years, who Was engaged in driving a Mani vf unties of the Boat "Rolden,,Gate,".owned"by Messrs. Eck ,enroth,ofrNorth Lebanoni waslfoundMead near ,Pittaton, Lucerne county. The.deceased, it ap pears,leNtthe bout at day-break; to hitch , up :the mutes, which -had torn:loose:and were roaming about., The boy - went in search of_them, but not returning shortly, the boatmen followed and found him a corpse within a few yoris . er the.mules.— No inquest was held over the body, but from sev eral. violent marks on the head and abdomen,: it is conclusive .that, be was kicked by one of the mules. His remains were brought home by rail read:on Wednesday, and interred_ : inSt. Mary's .Church Cemetery, on Thursday,morning. 'list kigAle. ci . e. ealon.-74.t bk ceolcoolFgssiOtajdpy, iperpipg,. a, large tl'e Ilia .p4rty. (4 wbioh We.t.te.d.Ae. Plelkeere.tttheoe.sem bed,left the N9rth. l SehPe°P icateill.tltlitio 4P- the t' boat'fast"Ocessu litave t " bound for the:congenial 41 . forp . s . tA ; t.lle 4w.114 ar" . ,..n eAr Jone3tATJAß4qseiluet. The .b t's, l lo 4 jf9 - 7. and alrsllllY,7vSliile •th Apoi,b Lebanon Band played tkelp ))est,plree• but ?wing •ti? tbo beavy o night i in,tho bqp„tbe fP9.JP-( .1 1A4 4 ..41 , 1, 7 VMLFt. Pr, ? w fl r iff , rTaillr) 1 "0?; a 1.P.P-! .1, 9 t?! A i r; ilMjfig in a quantity, of Wa t te r'P ° Al l tr47 l .t i P 2 .925 4 i' 4 'l Y . r SP-:" E `ka re ' :Of' ..i. PIO /1 4M" te *1pfiP tfl a ., . , Pi ti r,S MIP s o.e. : Rai.inti aitipuFß?ertdo, Ihpa far.pflimpEpOrt grill siftet!tfzq Op g allant ship was properly lefate44if n whii , ill alcotir,..d;'.atiay..afe went' in Ani s etyre, until wearri4d at the Tunnel, where' metal boat* e,2ming .tiffo9gh erkeefol :pother ae lpritieg Fti il, pop; . : ; thropgh Aip S . ,,lFt ; ifi ial . care' no one entertainedapidpathai outside thermotn repipt necii n he ice-tiatoredso keep. fretn Apioping ieti i ?iiver befit . :19:A . ppasel o y!lel:Sixiees .. ! . oks" kOpu i bli: qiiick , tiii:+; itlito t h Ofordeil'all*i.ticiecl 40#t RtP)3(l.T.tni;6.f>l'Patte'll3;%tifp'!..,re::itit.7o,:in i,97 !le -#o'°/Y:s?.,TerZlise'i _ l 9rtth.F-7 , M- 1 4A t° • :7.1.,4101t fair nod LO 111 wir ic?-3 , 1 , . a ,191.4 , tra t 4 -: : ::::: -.:.,„ i .::: I ,or::: ...„. .-..,. : -"at • The Water wari , 3 11, 1 , redstigtv:ILTa , ' Aledgs. . ..ociree.,r_ we.Pes,s4 ?rte-9.2 0 ,41N4ruig - Mat almost inclined one, ~?iiiVir.-.". It . tan ,l'gt°P; 9P , th 9 4l fiaEk 'PH qnP:h ll Hk 4° l ", 511 11 " - i r , Dur.ux collept ! team. goon.; tookpus ttp.tok4opps town, whore (fur ar_Tival ;Nag greotoChy,.a;rupn her otl:the Le i tizeneLornthat z flon ! ifking, xillAge.— . Taking aboard several; soosio,"invited , frita_nds, .;11 , e :mtftrztodAto,.tha:.A.93lol4et,--lur:Plaeo.ofeclestine tion—whore, all cAtiskuklmkpg r ,a,nd l Inoldp..ithont '..ePlitek generally W. f.tatittieltieedtPid Irtehte;ef the richest productions the countypappyfitclituo-,-a . groine Itipeogsete,qxleigt-mts rAici!..th9.ywhole,, Fgt Y.,4049.PA8!04,4!1.-,;::Aftn.o4o4`,ltS9.t4P"' ' . and ilox , 911 1 (110,1 the PPP' imgeged, tn.:AO :.osta,,oznuetegzfe.doOtWeePP...PlaYe,:tp,whipyA is ai....t, useless to say, all enjoyed 4homstilytia :-. .KelY.-:- 4 au.l4ingsid9llB tli l , l ,Hoscor.x..t.l l e kiwi-, uA.Ana . ta. a: lifAS wfilitm.rfApg.oz,!eglell..Ocip, k AltM at i a sr ikt a PlAAFPAYWNgt t th°l iWi:We g : antaktuOtkethA latterle st eid e. , (heeithikitNeo o l. k to. l e chtelreeeretgEeheet-.11 , sit .s.:11 02%:.3; .s! We. questionlwhethuravative Ifmely, mojossolor et.the.pietttresqueoesa.ot enrrundings go, gan:be . fouud. :!...' The. seenpu. el)4,ut.Lbe,greatxt ; is ; retwk -able ..for!its wild ,h,oldpess. 4 :l) k u pissaimp4,de through, the:rookyabatreulq..tkekftrootibtk Fa .. ter_presenta, aacharokili&c:elnleAke t :41 ,0 1., atclEY an d alasa ted, walla Along,,the:ogniukattriwt more than ordinary attention, on account of their:F.l - 10 1 ' 16 4 1 • 1° n; • 'Beneltht.Y.• sMlLTettittpAhe,etfeet,-111.90.4cefiltsteet4 .ilder.pOsik,af 41 441 ,, 10ted.hti tbiek 1418044ghj°11, , totertursg*tho stuankits ote*Selneeißittle, bras. WWI w3i:Ltritid.T'seeo The place is a handsome resort for all who love to ititay Nature in all her loveliness and originality, and we would recommend it to pleasure-seekers fond of ruralising. It is one of those favorite re gions where mountain breezes play gratefully about fevered brows; a paradise where fresh winds blow and rouseratoes ere not ntimereps.— A fter rusticating till 5 o'clock, the party again sat around another bounteous table and, sated ilielfliVfelrtes, and then departed for home.— This was a pleaser 4 ride. On the Toad a rote of thanks were tefidiiirtd to the gentlemanly Captain and efficient crew. We arrived "home again," about 10 o'clock, the Band discoursing excellent Music. Never have wespenta morerpleasant day, and long shall we remember it as a glorious time. Along the tot*.;ne observed thefarmers busi ly engaged at bap making, ,the . r weather being, fine and the crop heavy. .The -wheat - crop, owing to the late rains, looks- not so promising; whole fields are prostratedorith no prospecfnf it rising again. emi, - pats; "and Potatoes, loiik well and growing. The. Lelia care/ tellyWr4ie d its . LEBANON ' Leh. Mills Ex.'Famsts.oo , . Smith ' 4- Extra 4.60.. , Leb. Val. Super. Fine 400 Prime White Wheat, '95 Prime Red Wheat, Prime Rye, 55 Corn, Actar tg,-.41011, Oats, Clover-seed, fi , 06 Timothy-seed, - Flax aced, Dried A pples,l6 b Dried Applek, pealed, 60 - Peach "Snits,. 2 ar Peach "Eutzels,". 125t* Cherries, . 1 so t , Onions, 60 i obit Markeit. ikly by 21.4yers rED.ItESDA.Y, .15st 30, 1858. POtatoes, Whit ,r 50 sggs, Tel deco.: 10 Buttei, r - .63ra; Winn.; item, Shoulders;: ' 8 83 .4e8. 8 541 , • 25 , W4dte3tegai: Mixed Bevy, 2 Fluay,, 1234 Brisetes, ?Vb., - 40 Boadfrare , Vb., 6234 iikb..v , Z 40 Soup Beans, - 0 qL, 6 vinogo4„,* , ,,gn4, 123 ApplirßsMr,% creek, 45 • - • stlA t 4 • r= The Philaidelptinalpirket. PIIItiIDBTSITTA,' 3:3p4e 28, 1858. Flour.—The Flour Mailkatibraaiiis : 'dull and un settled, and only abesat 1500 hbli.'hiße been dis posed of at $4 62i for Westevivertrai` and $5 bbl. for good extra , fattrily - Flowr , lnelnding 600 bbls. mixed superfine -.at...TA bbl. The borne trade are uying i iiiiismti.ll g way for $.l 25 ..up to $5 50V bbl Thrdoirtriion to extra and fan cy brands, as in, giality. „Itye 4 Flour is scarce, with farther Sales at_S3 31163 37* 9 bbl. Corn Meal is dull, the reetipts'are on the increase, and only,about 200 bbls Perinaylrania Meal larebeen sold at s'3 31i bbl. .•The inspections of-Flour and Meal at this port,:lfor Alie.,yreek ending the 24th, were 13,120 bbls, including 8,555 bbls su perfine Flour and 2,397. bbla Corn Meal. GRAIN.—In Wheat .thereds not much doing. Prime lots are seareo f and wanted, but other kind are unsaleable, and we are only advised of sales of 12@1500 bushels in lets at.l,oo@lo3ets, far reds, and 1100115 ets.-'far'‘i'li4o:'.ltie is Want-' ed at 68669 ets, and 'lOOO " have; been sold at a price kept priviite.' Corn is better„ and all offered, about 1700 busbels yellOw sold at 75 676 cts, the latter for 'Delaware, afloat. Oats are dull and lower, with•sales 0f , 542)6 000 bush els Pennsylvania at 40-cts, and 4000 'bush. prime Southern at the same.price. PHILADELPHIA CATTLE arriv:als of Beef Cattle at the differentlrards dur ing ; the past week amount te about,l3so,head. The market was dull, ewing,ApAut,he / weather, and prices were hardly sustained. The sales were made within the extremes sB@lo, the latter for prhne lots, alai ranging at from sB'so the Of Cows and Calvei the arrivals were 450 head, mostly at the Washington :Drove Yard, Ridge •Avenue . sales ranged at $25 • to $O5 for Fresh Cows, $2O. to $25 for Springers, and $l2 t 051.6 for Dry Cows. Hogs were dull ; the receipts at Phillips' Yard were 2516, selling at $6 75 ®s7 25,. with a few at $7 75, the nett 100 lbs. Sheep.—The market was brisk, the arrivals being about 5500 head, principally at WardelN, and ail sold at s2os4 each, equal to 6074 cents lb. dressed. Special Notices. See advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator in another column. Per . jt 4 Ali • , • • : • DR, lIAIL ADV E S: tale Kiri. • or rather •theireffecttr,' 'tire producing , a sensation unparalleled•in.the.bistory of the healing artstin,this country. • Theyiarei an nihilating the,experimental practice ot:the.facul ty. "Why,r' say victims of dyspepsia, : dysentery and bilious complaints—"why should.we permit the practitioner, to : test the pownr,of half a ‘ dozen mo‘licines n upo us,:irhen we. knew tll HoLto- WAVE; T imi 011'aiifficient to effee t n cure?" It no alorukin cOnsdquene of . prin teiti mony and common re p ort that this fact is patent told] tholvOrld ;It is iilsO verified to tens'ofilitiniiinils by their own' individual experience a l observation. • • - • - .t'r [Fro& the-Boston Waverly Magazine] Many of the much vaunted hair mixtures are not only useless, but positively injurious to the scalp; but Prof. Wood's ds of „such a balmy and nutritive nature, that, it invigorates the skin of the head and the_follicles or hair glands beneath 'll. It SIM') removes all from the, scalp, and effectually biinishes every kind of scald head and' cuteneouieruption. "Hence it is of great service to - children, the ingredients being of so harmless a-nattire - that the most delicate cuticle cannot be injured by its contaet. r. terrow..,,,Beware of worthless imitationa,:as s _ o Xgr a l ,a ke , .nixeodY.44.tba.ularkot,oalled..b,Y. dif ferent name.' Use none unless the,,,,,words (Pro - fesspr Focidlafoiq„,p,,,,Leitiva r Deppt St:Louis, I ‘ l o7',3andinew:Yor)4)nie:blown Sold'h,y all Druggist ar.d Patent Medicine - Deal ers? Als&b,V - TilrParrojr and Toilet goodrdetilerst in the United Statee and Canada.—see adv. , yr ,-DisptisE i'WE' L I ITER:a t ~Uktlifsldirigesbuts. undfrstaturtindintaitutaflodeither in the mem - brave or substance of the liver, known by' dull pains in the right side. the stomach always dirAor 44tliyikerlipg.A.of , the dry pcny,h, 4 lotyr , c stioncssilu g h cploketl U,rtac, ctinvr, na u ; e very Irak:nen' arul severe pants in the am: The quantity of corrupted humor , • in the region of the liver. causes a defective secretion of the bile. The liter . 3 wlietrheattify,switssrawallltcantoltith blood.-totsafiarate' from ljt to lame it. Whep.dowei t it 'cannot Verify the Mom; which, when tent the tangs, bmints+andi other, partOn a morbid coudifionc . mayman s e COnomption, Imanity, Se, and withholding ` the natural stintitlui biithe intestines. causbs Idyipepsta, Piles,,and otherovntplabits. as you pcmcive theatireet way to oftravel and tear the Whole system to pi le. A istient, - knffenng from this complaint; should - ` resort to speedy tplief.t Yet there arevery few medicines worth a cent in curin g diseases. What then shall be donel— We sly, use Dr. M 015 0 .3 Indian Root Pills, as they * ere Composed of plaints and roots; they wik, , ,he found sure cure for this painful disease. because thiy puma from - thebedY thosd corrupt and•stagnanf . hundrsVaiitr so cleanse and renew the blood, , which us-the mumenot only 'of the d isease of the liver, and'the indainmatiou of the kidney and the bladder, but of eviTy . descriPtion of clis _,ease„ F rom 3 to 4of the above. MPS. taken ,every night "ongoing to bad. will in a few days', *Foxe the body .f • everything that I. opposed to-health:l ,4 4 w Dr.,Morso's Lathan • Root Pills y sold jt 111,41ep.tars lit 'Medicipes. DDLMBODD'S GENUINE' PREPARA_TION • IfELDBOLD'S Geduitte - PItEP',ARATION: if-F.1,31'6014ES PREPARA'IIOI4*. - 1111,MBOLD - &Gatanino,,,PADPARATION , Is prepared according to Plitirmacy attif cbeinistry, With -the greatest accuracy and Chem i&lielenowledge devoted to their combination.Atn i e attyectieetuent headed 'IIET.3IItOLD'S, OEN IntEPAlbinpx. THE GREAT ENGLISH TerWPDT ' ' skit ditlIP,S , `Celebrated Pe - ii Prepared front a prescription of Sir J Markt, 6 VitysiCian :EttlWandindryitrthe, dj&edri: Title invaluable media:pp. Is unfpding_lo t4e..eue of,all', thiikelkiinful and dangerous drieaShiFf6Vhicli t tlih &Male , eenstitution is eubiectioltomodenites tilt excess, andlrez pump till ohsttuctiombau.d.a %gal! rare may,his.reliellcp. ut 40 ' '"' TO MAR'IlTED — fftDrEs;,. itimpectiliarly suited.' ri witipfrillishert time, bring:on . 40...wonthir P eliod z wi ruitt e, ” * • • Blible'bottle, Price One` ars - the GoVertinfent , Stemp of (treat Britain , doltdvsnMeutteartelts.r. • •- - 0 'et - rigt4.oZ.l. o al.. • "•,* + - hese - Piifs should not ta - en by "fhmal; e durini - the' Tfirte'three inotttAt , Of Pretelditey7ats theyitriaeuretteirrinß pnttetan:#6t ot i ot t r t o W,Skutr - k6u6diteLak6 statt.iv, all cases o f Nervous and'Adual Affeetioniti/iun in ;the back aitd limba,fat *ikne 821 stigathtleltditepidefatittaa AfAe,heart t hYtittr.4 6 ±td...‘bitueft4lsf 6 PAlß each a cure when all other mea ns nave, mtled; MICA htthough.e. powerful remedy, do not coast% troWldroMeloom me h y o r , art9t l do6 -1141 :..5. 4 .94° . 0 2. 4 A usti tu.*H4 '*"" difectiohs accompany eacqj polage*, ° ' Sole Agent for the United States and etinithsyziw' ' cia 4 "-^:, A CI I 3 ek a *V4P.4 4 IL'O . 44I • "NOB „‘l7 - ter, ktr -41,,OCie:alocl 6 piettag6QabliattztufelisfeaPalg . ~horiaed Waal:tab:AO Etpicephan, return. 11" . 1 , q '” 'CORN 'IMMO Olta ."for sae - '6ll[l,V6l44o;ric;ukt - lespecifully bstormstke . pr. ROSS, Opposite theloOoat antelliachcalititiVesited" a "BROb3I FAMILY . f er Makr:Pbl, Otral tghoutAkritid.Stater , edoeratsouttedfthe Dedilintin Matte n tenants; aka 'ffy narvdrpreet - , - r e ihr pa, Street, LeblitiomtPa..,'whare he'is prepared to supply Octatkilll643r. ftIQ ed,l Let zeos.,l :la.: ..",agarekeepem - andpplanttwith,D,RQOMS of irie...bot-msl`' : - IN3 4 °Rat*Ar.le"‘..2 4.-/KitqWn Corn.bought or tld" u r '35 -45- 4A Mrei CE es, r 4 l;;;tnd o * Aad " lees variety, at 7- " Unr:4-,44-17 ' 164'eudl;P;n144 1, 1t ba 5 ,0n 1 7,T ELS 3 t f :n r e e "23 9° . . 11271 , b5 ;F :EV. REIZ STEIN *WWI '7 6 1 - A. Cr English preaching next Sunday morning ant evening in the Methodist Episcopal church. English services next Sabbath morning and evening in Zion's Lutheran Church. Preaching—Next Sabbath morning at 91 o'clock in the German, and in the evening in the Eng lish language, in the Reformed Church. German Service next Sunday morning in thc . Moravian church. English Pearehing next Sunda.* evening in Sa lem's imthatin Church. - I P/C444 BALE D On _the; . t6.o-144, liy 4tee....1. Stine, Mr. Samuel Faber to Miss Anne Beek, both of Jonestown. On the .16th inst., by Rev. -T.- W. Humes, Capr, ` Cyrus' Zimmerman, of Atbetjs,'Efe. Minn Conn. ty,,Tennessee, to'KW L. Catharine Evans, of Blaintyre, Jefferson county Tom. ..DOD, r athis residence .in; Middletown', virthis 221d'inst. VOGLa, aged 60 years, 10 months and 6 days. , ;..The sribject of this notice was born in Lebanon , County, in this State,—.-removed to Paxton town- Dauphin county,- in, the year 18.14---loca ted -himself :at liightilsa, for, near a score of years. Ife retired frf?riaisiness and made his permanent residence in Middletown in ISM— g'"filY°Y,P3o° remained *role mkin mined a sterling;character.forintegrity.apd mor.' al worth, t hat sechrecli p the . confidence of. the , public. For. some time past he had suffered from an unusual tendency of a flow of blood to the lungs,. The attacks were frequent for the last few Weeks. On Thursday evening, early, (22nd inst 4 he was again severely attacked with it, which continued till - near 12 o'clock at night, witenile breathed his last w ithout a struggle or a ME groan. .. a leaies behind him the beloved ebmpanion gilds* jciyaand morrows, with.,chiblrewthak- are uoarldffeting fyom this painful and sudden be, reavement: The. uneral took place on Thursday from - his late residence, it 2 o'clock. Funeral services by John Weinbrenner. Teat—biatthew 24 e. 44 v. Therefore be ye - also ready for in sach an hour as ye think not the son of man cornea. NEW AD V ERTISEMENTS, Resolution of Thanks. AT a meeting of the Members of thePERSEVERANOE ENOINE & ROSE COMPANY, on Tuesday evening, the 22d hest, the following Resolution was unapt utensil adopted. viz:— Resolved, That the Ladies of Lebanon who so kindly and efficiently gave their aid and services for the 'benefit. of this Company in getting up the late TAM in our Bor ough; are entitled to nix sincere thanks . as' well as to the 'thanks of the public; and we pledge to them in return, our determination to honor their eiscOuragement and kindreiss by maintainins the highest'Character for effi ciency and good deportment.[Bat:from the Minutes.] JOHN W, TIARBBSON, Sect'y- Lebanon, June 30,18384 t. , Aygrr,ENAPTE D AND ORDAINED .by the Burp -Fees jj and Town Council °Yale Borough or North. Lebanon, and itiihereby enacted And ordained. -by the authority . ,That-that•part,of Walnut : street. commencing on the north Side of the Union,panal,- at,a point where Maple :Street intersects said Walnut street; and eittendingthsuce nottli,tlifetighlandsot',Wm. Lehmari and Absalom Hain, to Where it intersects 3.lary,alley, be and. ia.hereby declar ed a YUBLIC STILEET„ and the,Supervisote of said-Bor ough suu hereby authorized and, directed to open - the saine.to a Width ,of sixty feet, should the owners of the profierty. through Which said - etreet paseea neglect - or re fuse to do so on reasonable notice at or upon the Brat day of September, next ensuing; ' `3II;INELIN WALTER, Chink Hitrgsmi, Attest—Gnizott LIGHT, Sec'ty North Lebanon Bore!, June 30, 1848. • • PHILIP F. McCA:ULLY, Fashionable Boot ad Shoe illaker . . thaabertand street ; onetbxer East of Otte: Iforse Jr tel. . nth. THE - Sit - been - bey desires to inform the public '.- that he has opened as above, where he is prepay ; , ImPto execute ordenicif BOOTS and SHOES, of the finest, finish and style, if not superior, roany here tofore offered. to thePublin. , , New SFr/rig:dud Summer Stork! Re has just retnrril front the city with an unrivaled assortmentuf.thelatest FALL and WINTER. STYLES of ,Boots, Shoes, Slippers,: &0., fro, for Ladies, Gentlemen and -*Sr' Beery body is inched to call and examine. - 610. Lebanon, June 30, 1858. :PRIVATE SALE .Of Dwelling House & Coach Mak . inc.. Establishment.. • rruE undersigned intending to go West, otter at private, sale tLeir convenient • • and desirable Property. .1t comprises anew a s p •,. Two-Story FRAME !LOOSE, 1.'2 feet' front, EN by 32 deep; with al6 byl7 feet Kitchen at- -- -- tached; aCOACII MAKING SHOP, 66 feet Iront by 30 het deep •, also another Shop 26 by 23 feet, and a Black- Smith Shop 20 by 33 feet.. The buildings are all new, and well built, and located in an eligible and business 'part of the town, viz—Water et' ect;Mehanon, tiger Sa lem's Lutheran Church. Good title:and posicesion will be given at any time, but no payment will be derna.nded before the Ist of April, 1359. Apply for, further infor mation to • ' CIEORGR ARNOLD, Lebanon, Jnne 30, JOSEPH ARNOLD. Phila. & I?eading Railroad, 7,........., __F:_ CHANGWOF..., HOUR.S; - "AN Eta AFTBk3litteitair,.ii3llr biliblBsB,ll6B Down Morning Peasouper Train will leave Pottsville at 535 H. m - passing Reading I 4 9,51 ertivlog at Philadelphia at. 12.25 TlMlsoWmAllernixin T•i-aiii . wilildvetritsviv e at 3.30 p. niPPsSsint Rending at. 5 /9 6 , fld 5 2 11,14 at Pbiladel phia'at.i.4o' • MOrnineanti Afternoon ,Pamenger Trainaleaye Phila delphia at same houro as.beretififiire, 7.30 a. in. and 3.30 pi.m.,Teasing 'leading at 10.05 a. m. and 5.07 p. tn. .!, TATZEIr 1/W 074:.• r , . `l4.oltostikeetiltin limieeite;iding ?stner arriyal of Doviii'and AtOroing:l, , aiseoge Trains from , Pottsville:mil Philadelphia) . add afrirdant Jinxes/mars 1ttn.2.35 noon: in tlttea'td-- Platting - Or tram for Sunburli WttlyierS.Ort,P.lte Viitab.urg. Cham isirs raltimore Ipuictliut. Returning, leaves par r _,Pdisasier Traind 'fr .piaiiits, t ircm I jtt Keiding at 4.55, in time to Trinect ni,th 111 p ful, pecwn Passenger Mall to OriPlitirsidefere,lll9 prime ecenink. - "A e A. NICOLILS, Jan e 3 °. i f 58" Aiellefig;T:s4:3llPeti:4knt . erl-Wanted._ ' rvGatip , bt , for the Publfe Soho°l,-; -at • ZllVALt.fo‘vship, will he We ,hto 7 4 6 :0 1 Otte:e . , .Coralriili 4109 tat 7 ,; 16 g 1 ., at 8. ..0'c10eh,..A.:31:' Term of &hat' StJelloaths, • to, cchitiooh' the firstllon .47 9f, Sernber- : *:.:lo ; 4###.:(if the Board. .To,the Faint . etCor . Liibanon . . . . County. .. „ ;ATO . Irsii*oireneii, a:chance this year, which has never .a.,. been offered bafore, g and, perhaps ' never ,rift be Lza..! . ;.rttid that hi . :. eae.hferiner eon try fur himself sn.are Reaper and:Mower, with Worsi:B N l/ni -- provement, ~ andirrit 41N:4.i:int do all as represented , there ate no lens. - IBS sustained: , -'The Agent. for Lebanon county aile per fectly responsible for all they wurcuit than Nhnisers and - - Reapers to , perform, and do not offer them to the farmer . with - -view of merely selling them, but tn'ans'wer the 'purpose of their invention—lightening laboriand , giving a fulhcquiialent for the price of their cost: Them is - no •humbug abciut these Machines. They are' the latest and -beet Improved of their kind. - There afevaineothers now extant that excel them ; and to prove this; 'Rein but nec esoary•to say that in 1857, they took Iliefiratiireiniunis at all the County and State Saks of Penneylvarda; the first premium. in Vermont, .New: York, :kinnyi nin d, an d • Tennessee. But the greatest - vietciry. aellieted mu at the great trial at•the United States AgrieuttumalTair. at Syracuse, in 11361, silver inethes) Fleritil er tiv th le fi awavde ntYami d : l'etr'ndPaa-(gold -(g°l beal l w an :- , blued Machine and airalikaliw., erryr-.4.1 :!:,..., ' v •• Tlid,:figents;..g7Afte raliitiislb.would:chanengo rigt.wgente of. Reap siziniindAdoteetabit t &Chid - .counts' to a trial et such time and placernalwili ismit:them. And if ide r difs , SeapeCitinitidewectairkth -Wort Improvement is not Ihn beist4iwidneopiairtriaLwilittleekt . ...ladreas,thelAgentac-of ,eradwai.llJoll•.&.Bllo.- .” th iai r,2ll,l &sB:-tfti:l4ll.:,,e. se i:Lor 6: ~ Le banon..l7i. '.64 7 "7 . ',L 'DINO.% a f a- SP U t led 11.2.:911111' ' • :', ri l At! , . . Nee, kll* - qlCifd , i BMW, gtalgikiliterF• 1..9 9 r.., • ! ...zre frag;XnUs% Tr:m*o, ,FaR !ka . ,Apcx . ight rru x lm Ci ibs 'M o t 1 49 - ......,_9 1 0 'at ;'" !- t r - •'^ - ..,"' -` - i.-4 1 nf .1x.24•-4...o..coi.3o.ttoum itilliVetli'' ‘ 1 Ck ' l i i 114 ...- ila -- R .5l44 464 4 3W , RAtifikleGICS : : :- Tr tastipf r bßei Verocta l l puldritenOmppnetkiiit- the emu 10P/that the rniais U . chart.% it to Adel. are higher • Wilt chriegiiirit - -other tiotebefii thefilar . citigli:Tyrish t. imtp.the public that such ia:ix.t.,tkie fae4 audltaat ler , iott¢ahall be vitertained as reasonabfir arik# laiese ate*. ioheit.: Thanking my friends andibe Whip lortbeirlib• ifialdiftragittlient heretofore, Lwould iresOeir~icell nitaiiintinuance of their favors. ..' ^ADAM JTAAIIII koletkammi:Jime 9,,1858 -;It. •- • ••!. : , ! .. r ::..I.i t , .I.r' Religions Notices. DIE* 4:IIK.DINANCE. MEttlQ4, • • 111... _ t :; r
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