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IV4DI ESDAY, JULY, 14, 1858
EqyE AFFAIRS.
8.-Raber's Fountain for the
distillation s of Sparking, Ice Cold, Soda Water,
is Alt in prinie operation. We tried it, and pro
nounee it O. K.
Guilford & Lernberger'a Soda
Water, manufactured in ,Pcireelaii Fountains and
drawn from an elegant Ifirt,'LeOld u ice, and
eparkltng,as - Ohtunialtnei - le jnit the. drink for
the einteen. Try It.,
Dr. Rosslas in. operation his Than
tamp of Sparkling Soda Water. His fixtures are
Ifni class, ;and his` Syrups the very best. For a
estlet ityl,rery refreshing drink call there.
iVe-also call attention to the new advertise.
meat of his Drug Store. The Dr. has had a large
experience in the business ) and any order entrust
ed to.him will be carefully and promptly atbind
ed to.
„, Certificates of membership to the 'Leila.
hen County Agricultural Society are now ready
for delivery, anfi.eari be obtained from Mr. Mish,
Treasurer of the Society. ..
Violation of Law.—.Drivingdi
minutivo nags Lt tho rats of '!2:24" through our
streets. Bank Directors had Wier' look'out.
.Drowned. -:-A man named John
Moyer, about 40 years of age, was drowned in the
Form p r , a vopn forge, this county, on
Ml day Ife hare,not learned particulars.
EIE
S:T: McAdam has been eleeted
by the Board of School Directors, Collector of
Lehanon District School Tax, for the current
year.
:WE were aroused from sleep the
other night by a delightful serenade of sweetmu
ale, vocal and instrumental, under our windows.
The'party have our thanks for their kind remcm
brance. . .
Mr. Henry Bubb, of the firm- of
Btibb do Bock, is .now located in Market Square,
one . door south of Zion's Ludlum; Church, where
he the future keep his depot of Cooking
Ranges, floaters, Purnaces, Att.
t 11'
Largo lev'en tons of 1111-
othy Hay, were taken from a field of- three acres,
more pries!, situate in the western portion. of Ibis
Borough,: owned by Capt. ihrtansolv. Add to
this about One ton *taken elf by a whirlwind,
would make twelve tons. The"west end".is hard
to bent. •
Fire.—A:Saw and Grist Mill near
Campbellstowzi, Lebanon county, was destroyed
by fire on Friday morning last. The lire origi
nated in the smut machine, which was planed in
this mill, as it is in most others, in the garret loft
of the building. The property was owned by
Mr. GIDEON Erraas, and not insured. The loss
is from $2OOO to $4OOO.
Fine Fro.nt. 7 —Our neighbors, the
RABRIt BROS., had the front of their store com
pleted last week. The finishing touch was put
on by Mr. D. F..itowcres. It is a superior oak
graining, and receives the . inspection and admi
ration of all. Mr. F. may well be proud of his
Job.
Drowned.—A man named John
Hippie, was yawned on Sunday last, in ono of
the Union Canal looks, near Haiintone, about 4
miles west of Lebanon. Ito fell In by accident.
Ile was a man of family. The coroner held an
inquest on Sunday afternoon.
'Burglaries are becoming quite
frequent in the neighboring towns of Reading,
Lancaster. and Harrisburg. The facilities city
scamps now have of reaching Lebanon, may
throw a hone upon us any day. Our merchants
should not be thrown off their guard by having
thus far escaped 'depredations. •
Junior Sons of Ainerica.—Wash
,
ington Camp, No. 51, 0. of J. S. A., was organ
ized in this Borough, on Saturday evening last,
(July 3d) Mr. Isaac 3. Nzs.w., of 'Washington
Camp, No. 1, installed the following officers
A. S,Marh; P— Wm. 3i. Kendall; V P—r-
Hauer 3. Neglyr; R.S—Jaeob P. Embich ; A. IL S
—Bd. M. Hoffman; F S—David S. George ; T
Simeon H. Guilford; M of F and C—li. Harrison
Lantz; C—Wm D. Krouse; 1 G—C. G. Gerhart;
o G— S. S. Molly.
The Hartford Courant publishes
births. So. do all the California papers. The
ideals a good one and we have frequently thought
of starting it here. It certainly would prove an
interesting feature in the Advertiser. The three
grand'eras of life are birth, marriage and death.
We give the two latter weekly, and surely can see
so indelicacy in giving the first. What father,
grandmother, aunt, uncle, brother or sister will
give us tin• item of the kind to start upon? We
will make the publications gratuitously. Say
—"ln—, on the wife of----,of a
The Young Men's Christian As
sooiation lately organized in Lebanon, starts out
with the most flattering prospects. On Tuesday
last quite a number of persons between 14 and 45
years of age stepped forward, s signed the constitu
tion, and became members of the association,—
The objects of the organization are the improve
ment of the spiritual, mental and sobial condi.
ti on of young men, and for the furtheranCe of this
noble and Christian object various means are
brought to bear, among which we may mention of
a public obarecter, Courses of Lectures during the
winter maths, Sermons, Devotional and Prayer
Meetings. The Association will also procure and
fit up a room for its meetings which will be fur
nished with a. Library of bound volumes, period
kale and. papers, and whioh will be opened at
Teat three evenings every week. Aside from the
transaction of the regular business of the Society,
its meetings will be characterised by reading of
essays mid reviews, the delivery of addresses, and
the discussion of moral and religious questions,
together with the marlin of correspondence and
emirs ' jatelligance tending to advance the in.
remote of the &misty, The association also has
its besevolent features, and which, we think, will
if faithfully carried out, make it of immense use
fulness to our town and the recipients of its care.
It has committees to visit sick members, t o a id
strangers, its selecting places of worship; to aid
members and strangers In proeurieg platreeef em.
ployment, ic., &e. These are only some of the
useful and pleasing features of this association.—
The meetings have thus fee been held on Tuesday
evening in Temperance Hall, and where we pre
sume they will continue until a permanent place
is selected and titled up. The fee of membership
is $1 annually. Provisions are also msde for the
reoeption of Honorary, &retaining and Life Mem
bers. Further'infermation can be gleaned from
the Constitution end By. Laws of the Society,
which will be_read„v fin distribritioe le A day or
two.
Great Trial of Reapers and Mow
sm.—We take the following account of a trial of
Reapers and ?dowers from the Berwick (Colum
bia Co., Pa.,) Gassiest: The KU took place near
Berwick, on the farm of 'Gilbert Fowler, Beg.;
Tuesday, June . 28th, ish. Many hundreds of
citizens and Earmaia Were present on the beta.
sion.
,
After a fair:Wel by the rival behtestants, (Man
ny's, Hussey's ? . And .ICirby's,) the Committee ap
pointed to ;indite ;time relative merit of the ma
chines, and afttiP's' thotough examination and
due deliberatictil submitted the annexed
REPORT:
The unarsigneti, a Committee appointed. to
judge the merits differelit inaelabs enter;
eel far the trial, on the farm of tlilbert
Esq., on TuesclikV.Mith' utiatilmotisVdeeid•
ed in favor of Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower, (with Wood's improvement) for the,,fdl•
lowing reasons:
Ist.—Becauee it is (miler upon the horses, for
the amount of work performed, in consequenCe of
having'a aiatoi Wheel in front, which relieves.the
horses and aids in - turning.
more easily controlled by the d`river,
by means of a lever, by which he can raise or
lower it at will, id order to cut over any obsttMle
that may dome in the way.
Brd.—lt mows , with a frame and a reel, which
ti bs: it teprestrengih and keeps it elearinihee.‘y
grass:
lit Mu; judijment the feal'' Witt+ . 'hiltWen
bianny'e anti Itirby l e, lihssey mriehiniS being
out ?f 'the question.
The.moning, in itself, vim:well done bjr att the
machines, but for the reasons - , abOve
,assigned pe
have decided in favor of Manny'aivith ;Wood's improvement.
M. W. Jeousoa, 4.4.0911.. NOTHR.
- A. THOMPSON, Svanitati..Taostes
110WION, Ortes's.
L. P. rawiNt Sec'gs f )
.
11. R. PARSONS, Gen.. Agent for Penn'a.
A.MAJOR Bro', Agents forliebanon County.
AFTER, a hot term of weeks, which
enabled our farmers to house, without interrup
tion, the heaviest crop of hay for many years, the
parched earth was watered' by a haavy rain on
Monday night. It came just in time for the poor
man's friend—Potatoes—and also for, earn and
all kinds of Vegetables. A kind Providence fa
vors us beyond our deserviugs thii year.
BY OUR LOCAL REPORTER.
Neat and Fancy—The Railroad
Omnibus Lines presont runtiing to and from
the Depot.
THE 'Bathing Season is now at
hand, and daily we see personi'wendhig their way
to .the various swimming resorts, in the vicinity
of this Borough.
An Organ-grinder and his dear
little creature dressed in red, white and blue,"
were in town last week, disConrsing some strange
pieces of magi°.
Possible !—A friend informs us
that the young lady up town Who buitt into tears,
.has been put together again,, , and is now. very
wisely wearing hoops to prevent a recurrence of
the accident.
Ice Cream!-Ourfriends ;if we
have any,) in this and North Lebanon Boroughs,
are particularly fortunate these "torrid times," in
the facilities provided at the various Ice Cream
Saloons for "keeping cool." We speak from a
little experience, on this refreshing subject.
WE were presented on Saturday
evening With a lot - Of "fragrant regalias," by a
good friend residing in our neighboring borough.
Of course, we returned thanks, wended our way
home, and regaled ourself, without Molestation
from intruding Musquitoes.
Harvesting,--The farmers are
busily engaged cutting and housing their grain.
Wo,paid a flying iisit to, a wheat field on Monday,
to see the golden -head& fall before the kneading
seytlres. We tibia ',ur hand at the cradle,, and
found it good exercise.
The Flies are becoming numer
ous and troublesome. The streets and the houses
are full of them. The ingenuity of man, says a
knowing one, has not yet invented agents that
can destroy them as they come, Nor is this to
be wondered at, when it is known that from a
single fly more than two millions of these pests
are produced in one summer.
Pruning.—July is a good month
for removing large limbs from fruit and shade
trees. The sap isnot" inn right condition to form
new wood, and the
,het4ing process- commences at
once. The foliage also serves as a shade to pre.
vent sun checks in the wounded parts, although
where large branches are taken from fruit trees
it is better to coat the exposed portions.
The Newspaper.—lt is an unde
niable fact that the reading of a good and well
,
conducted newspaper, even for the space of one
year, brings woe sound instruction and leaves a
deeper impression, than would be acquired, prob.
ably, by any other means. Talk to the members
of a family who read -the papers, and compare
their information with those who do not. The
difference is beyond comparison.
:Another Pic Nic.—The Second
Pio Nic of the season, came off on Friday last.—
Quite a number of fair ladies and gallant gentle.
men desirous of being shielded from the rays of
the burning sun, adjourned from the hot, dusty,
and bustling city of Lebanon, to Mr. Harper's, in
East Hanover township, this county, where the
cool breezes coming down the gorge of the moue.
tale, and the pure beverage of nature gushing out
of cloven rooks in crystal streams, offer a fair
and delightful summer resort. The party made
a full day of it, and on their return all expressed
themselves highly delighted.
Hot, Hotter, Hottest —The ex
cessive heat of the past few days caused the mer
cury in the thermometer t 0 rise to 100° in the
shade ! Should it continue rising we may expect
to prepare ladders to climb up. The heat seems
to dry up all the fountains of nelvs. Important
events can scarcely be expected to happen; but
unless the people keep stirring, they cannot ex
pect to road a well filled local column.
Persons should be careful not to overheat and
expose themselves too .much. We have lately
heard of numerous cases of sun stroke, in some
of our neighboring counties.
It is cleverly said by a cotemporary that a duel
was fought in Mississippi bat month by Mr. T.
Knott and Mr. A. Shott. The result was that
If.nott ►iii shot, and Shott was not.
Ilcu.Lowav's PILLS.—When this great vegeta
ble alterative and detergent was introduced, the
want of centuries was supplied • It is the only
preparation before the world which eradicates
disease without enfeebling the patient; that cures
indigestion and all complaints arising therefroMi
that restores the disordered nerves, that regulates
the functions of the bowels and the liver; that
expels all morbid matter from the animal fluids;
that causes the constitution itself to .recover its
elasticity and strength ; and that, in short, fulfills
the design of all stimulants, tonics, cathartics and
alteratives, without entailing any of the unpleas-
ant conseguencee, immediate or remote, wb lob
flow from the ure of ordinary.medicines.
THE LEBANON ADVERTISMI.---A FAMILY _NEWSPAPER.
INVESTIGATION COMMENCED.—the Commission
ers to iiivhstigate the affairs of the Lancaster
Savings Institation,h eve at Fist boininenced oper •
tithing. The Board now consists of l3enj. Parke,
i'sit;, of Harristkurg, Gen; B. b. 'Wilson, of Vo-
Mingo, and George Banddrson, Bsq., of Lancer
ter;--qhe hitter gentlemen having been appointed
to fill, the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Gcii. Geary;
Oft' They are eating ripe poaches, at Memphis
at $3 per bushel.
/lir the' Lebanon Adictliser.
A .Tributa tophe 21113ftdr,3f of.B4'sts B.J. Siegirist.
Thou art faded—like Spring &Were,
Sent 'to , gliuldea for a while,
Blooming rOund ue sweat and lovely,
Wreathing fintuire's face With
Ent alas I though fair, so fragile:
'Neath the hot and ecorehing ray
Of the' iiticiouded sun, they witherid,.
Drooped, and died—sweet flowers of May.
So dear B.sungia, thou bast faded—
The cruel, eterli'doetreyor, death ,
Teucitell - thee 'with his layfingers,-
Farce& thee.tct:yieldmp thy breath.
Vain our prayers, our anxious watchings,
' ,Love was posiorlese to etsia- ,
Bitter tears are unavailing—
. Nought could save thee from the grave:
• Oh.how oft the cup of life .'
Is flilsd With drape of bitter. gall,
Blighted hopes and ! chilled affections,
• fflaudettind shadoWit Vass e'er all.
True, seine bright green spots - of plonstire
.
Will acfose our pathwai gleam,.
But' like oases in the desert'
They aiti'"fessi and fai'litifeeto l '
teturi e4edli.,pla rising . ,
:11Jo . ve:rd look, and cease to weep,
Let our stricken hearts dill praise Mini
46 Who'giveth his beloved sleep."
• . Yonder is our loved one singing
Holy anthems to the. Lamb—
To she left this blest assurance,
"Lain saved, HE says I am." .
• Far the Lebanon Advertiser.
On tho DEATH of MISS BARBARA SIEGRIST
"And is it so! Has that meek spirit fled ? '
Are those eyes closed 2—closed in the sleep of death,
Dim'd their soft lustre, which so lately shed
Calm joy around her ? SUM' is that sweet breath
Whose voice was sympathy, and prayer, and lore,
Ohl 'has she gout?—yes gone to realms above.
MuSt that Icefil font that graced our social hours,
Dwell in the marrow bongo? Those lips, that gave
Joy in our sadness, must they yield their pow'rs,
Scaled with the icy signet of the grave?
Has she—one of the few whom aid must love
Se - soon been borne froth myth to realuis'abovo ?
But parents, brothers, sisters, dry Your tears;
There is a joy in sorrow's darkest hour, •
When in the saden'ti breast to quell its fears—
Sweet peace and hope exert their soothing power,
Then weep no more—Lo! near you throne above
Your sainted Barbosa sings Redeeming love.
She suffeed—but, her sufferings o'er, she reigns,
Oh I what a change I To bound from earthly things
From that enmelate form—from sin—from pains—
And soar aloft upon a Seraph's wings !
Then, mourners cease to weep, for tears are vain!
What is your toss is BARBAILCS countless gout.
Special Notices.
tick,.. See advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver
Invigorator in another column.
j-READ
DR. lIARDMAN'S
ADVERTISEMENT !
Thy3ll.. Mark the day and date.
The Stomach is the most liable to get cut of or
der. hence how im;.ortrnt that no diseased mat
ter clog its operation, which would cause nausea
and distress by our food. It also weakens the
brain, destroys the memory, creates pains and
dimness, and various afflictions is the head. It
produces great difficulty in breathing and swal
lowing. Sometimes fainting and fits will ensue;
also bad breath, restlessness and great loss of
strength. If not immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole
system, and death will end the work. From 2to
5 of these Pills a day will keep the digestive or
gans in healthy condition, and beclog or carry
away all impure matter, and thoroughly restore
and cleanse the stomach ; at the tame time the
Pills will so purify the blood, as to drive all man
ner of disease from the systetu.
In a. quantity or corrupted matter, there is . al
ways to be found a nest of worms. They cannot,
neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels are subject to them, as they
have not sufficient power to digest their, food.—
Hence a large heap of matter is lodged, and
worms must be the result. A few doses of these
pills will disturb them in their nest, and drive
them out of the system. -
It should be remembered, that an occasional
dose when in health, especially after taking cold,
will prevent the disease from forming in the
body.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root rills are sold by all dealers
iti Medicines.
WOOD'S 11u RESTORATIVE.—The fame of
this preparation rests upon its real merit. Thou
sands all over the country are usbg it, and it
does all. it claims through the various publications
that it,can do. Hair will grow no
,n bald scalp
by its use ; hair-will be,preserved and beautified
by its use; hair will tarn from gray to its origi
nal color by its use. We du not claim that a red
headed gentleman or lady can be turned into in
dividuals with raven locks orauburn ringlets, but
gray, hair Will,be restored to the original color.—
Reader, wherever you live, in any place you re
side, Wood.'s Hair Restorative is sold. Enquire
at all the Druggist, and whether such articles
are usually obtained, and you will find it as we
state.
CAT/ON.—Beware of worthless imitations, as
several are already in the market, by different
names. Use none unless the words (Professor
Wood's Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis, Mo.,
and-New York) are blown in the bottle. Sold by
all the Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers,
in the United States and Canada.
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIO,N.
, lIELMBOLD'S' Genuine PREPARATION.
lIEUMBOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION.
lIELMBOLD'S Genuine PIiEPARATION
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemistry, with
the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted
to their combination. gif - See advertisement headed
ITELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
.• SIR JAMES CLARICE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared frotn a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thi• invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. It moderates all excess, and re
moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
it is.peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time; bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION!
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
first three months of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring
on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the back and limbs, fatigue on slight exertion : palpitation
of the heart, hysterics and whites, these Pills will effect
a cure when all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pull directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (late I. C. Baldwin d: CO)
Rochester, N. P.
T 8.--SI,OO and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return
mail. For sale by
Dr. KOSS, opposite the Court House, Lebanon, Pa.. and
by all respectable Druggists throughout the United States
and Canada; also by Harvey Birch, Reading, Pa.
October g, 1857-Iy.
English preaching next Sabbath morning and
evening in Zion's Lutheran Church.
The sermon in the morning will beat
the request of the Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation of Lebanon.
German preaching in the morning, in Salem's
Lutheran Church.
Presehing next Sabbath morning at 3} o'clock,
in the German, and in the evening in the Eng
lish language, in the Refornied Church.
E n glitib preaching next - Sunday morning and
evening in the Methodist Episcopal church.
'English=preaching next Sunday morning in the
Moravian Church. ,
Episcopal services in Benetleial Hall next Sun
day at,3 o'clock.
11/CEASE OF THE STODIACH
WORN
Religious Notices.
MARRIED ;
On the I Ith hi,st., by Rev. Ang O. 'Wedekind,
S
-Mr. Henry S. Rurthischi Mi * ss blitiltiiine A.
Oswald, both of tills jilmee.
gar Who would ilMittglit it? none and got mar
ried with the thermometer at. DO°, and the flies and mos
quitoes—ugh The'liartj• our sympathy in all the
annoyances of the season. For the fine Cake sent us we
giro them our hearty thatilis: May cool wenther--espe
bially cool nights lie dose di hand—and may their shad
owe lower ho less.
On. the Bth inst., by :110. F. W. Kramer, Mr.
Charles Meyer to Misi Rlmina Hoover, both of
Cornwall tp.
On the 30th May, 1858;by the Rev. A. Romieli,
Mr. Andrew Foebt, to Miss Levina' Heber-
. _
ling, both of Jonestdtrn.
(in the 27th Juno by the .sfirite, Mr: lOshith Ul
rich, of E. l‘anover, to Miss Maria Shuoy, of
Union. do
,the 3d., by Rev. Mr: _Eggers, EdiVard G.
Fiehtik, Esq., to Miss Mary 4.lDongCs, both
of Stodehsburg, Derlig eb.
611 El i;
•
On the lat inst., in Swatara tp., Mfg: Margaretta,
wife of Philip Lute, aged 70 years
On the I6th ult., in South Lebanon, Mrs. Oath
' urine Bomberg,e'r, aged 83 years,' 7 months and
19 days.
In Myerstown, on the 3d inst., Mrs. Magdalena
Loos,:aged 61 years and 5 months.
In Myerstown, on the
,sth
,Monroe Peter,
son of'P. and CatiMrine'Langsdorf; nod 8 ye;
On the 126 June, in Germantown, .Ohio,. Mr.
.JOhn HOffman, formerly of .Lobanott.eounty.
On the 30th-ult., in East Hanover township, Mr.
Daniel Uhrich, aged 71 years. -
On the 2d inst., in Lancaster, Richard
fit'Grann, .jr., (one Of the builderse4 the N.
L. R. 'R.,) nind , atilini 38 yetits: •
By drowning,.dri North Annville• tp., on thn,llth
inst., John Hippie, aged
. 38 'years, 6 , inOnths,
and 1 day. ,
.The Lie Withal, Ittirliei;!
Car4fully Corrected Weekly by Myers tk: Shoff.:
LEBANON', WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 . 40.858.7
Letvillills Ex. -Fain. $5 00 Potatoes, 36 be, ,
Smith. ", 'Extra--4 50 Eggs, IS dos., .
Leh. 'Val. Super. Fine 400 Butter, 16 lb. 10
Prime White Wheat, 95 Lard, 9'
Prime Red Wheat, ' .85 Tallow,. 9'
Prime Rye, - •55 Tram, 9
Corn, . 60 Shoulders,";9"
Oats, 33 Sides, •' 8
Clover-seed, 300 Soap, . 8
Tlmothy-seed, 250 Bees-wax, ' 25
Flax-seed, -.1 60 'White Rags, •.
Dried Apples, 36 bu„ 100 Mixed Bags, . • 2
Dried Apples, pealed, 150 Flax, 36 lb , • 1234
Peach "Snits," 250 Bristles, 36 lb., 40
Peach "Mazda," 125 Feathers, lb., 6234
Cherries, • 150 Wool, "43 lb., • 40
Onions, ; 50 Soup Beans, 36 qt., 6
Vinegar, ea gal., 1234
Apple' Butter, 36 crock, 45
=M=E=MI
PUILADELPIIIA, Jou 12;1858.
FOIJW—The Flour market. is very dull but
prices exhibit no change,
and the only sale we
hear of for export, is 150 barrels single extra at
$4 62} barieF, which is is the general asking
price, standard bran& arc freely offered at $4 25
without finding buyers for export, they being
both in no inquiry. The trade are buying most
ly at about previous quoted rates; aritl 'sales 'of
600 barrels Western extra; selected brands have
been made for bathe use at $5 1p barrel. Corn
Meal is steady And firm at $3 77 , 1 barrel for
Pennsylvania ewe], but there is very little sel
ling. Rye Flour is scarce anti firm at $3 314
barrel.
GRAIN.—In Wheat there is not much doing,
and the market is dull and unsettled, the millers
generally being disposed to hold off for lower
prices, and only about 1200 bushels old Southern
have been sold at 08 cents for fair Reds and 113
cents for good White. Some small lots of New
Southern were offered to-day and sold at 108 cts.
far good Red and 125 cents for White. Rye is
dull and lower. with sales of 2000 bushels Penn
sylvania at 68 cents. Corn continues scarce and
in request, with sales of about 1500 bushels yel
low mostly made last evening, at So®Bl cents,
the latter for prime Pennsylvania, afloat. Oats
are also wanted and about 5000 bushels Pennsyl
vania sold at 41 cents, afloat.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.—The
arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle, at Wardell's
Avenue Drove Yard, during the past week, reach
846 head ; the market was brisk, and prices rang
ed at from $0 to s9.} the 100 lbs., about the same
as last, week.
Cows and Calves also meet with more ready
sale, and all at market, about 350 head, brought
$3O to $4O for fresh Cows, $2O to $3O for spring
ers, and $l5 to $2O for dry Cows. About 7,200
Sheep arived at Wardell's, and sold freely atfrum
$2 to $4 each, equal to 6(g47 cts. lb. dressed.
NEAP A DVERTISEMENTS.
Corner-Stone Laying.
HE CORNER STONE of a new GERMAN REFORM-
T ED CHURCH, at Shwfferstown,
t
will be laid on Sa
urday, Ike et day of July, instant. Several ministers
from a distance will be present. The public is invited to
attend. By order of the Building Committee.
Shmfieretown, July 14, 1858,
Teachers 11Valated.
- - -
roil; SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF LEBANON BOROUGH
I desire to employ's Teacher for No.l School of said
Borough. said Teacher to be a graduate of some College,
so as to be able to teach the higher branches of educa
tion. Also, seren other Teachers to take charge of the
schools of said borough. Persons desiring to apply will
please communicate without delay with 1 4r. ELIAS RADER,
Secretary of the Board. By Order.
Lebanon, Julyl4, ' HENRY DEER,..Pros't.
Teachers Wanted.
rrHE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF NORTH LEBANON
Borough School District, will meet in the "Mifflin"
School House, said Borough, on SATURDAY, JULY 31st,
1558, at 5 o'clock, A. Al„ to examine and employ 4 Teach
ers, (2 mule and 2 female) for said district for ten
months from the Ist of September, next. Mr. Ktuoa,
County Superintendent, will be present to conduct the
examination. EDW. K. RIMMEL, Pres't.
J. IL Itlnitl, Sect'y. [N. Lebanon, July 14 '5B.
ASMCSSUICIIII tiroace.
ILYComm'a M UTUALLNSU RA NCE COMPANY
I have laid an assessment {No. 15) of 3 per cent. on all
Premium Notes in their possession, given for insurance,
which were in force on the 12th day of May, 1858, to be
paid to their receivers, within 3 months from the first
day of July, MS, mid have appointed ADAM GEWPMGEM,
of the Borough of Lebanon, Receiver of said assessment,
for Lebanon county, who will 'shortly call on the several
members of said Company for their respective dues.
By Order of the Company.
ADAM ORITTINGER, Receiver.
Lebanon, July 14, 1888.
$2O REWARD.
WAS STOLE)/ from the Stable
of the subscriber, in Elisabeth ,
06 township, Lancaster county, one
- mile from Speedwell Forgo, on
Tuesday night, 6th inst., a DARK:GREY HORSE, four
years old, 12 to 14 hands high, has below the front knees
one or more Wartzes. carries his tail a little to one side,
and is in good condition. There •was'also taken at the
same ti-oe a blind bridle.
. .
M. The above reward will. be paid Tor the recovery
of the HORSE. Any person finding faid Horse will take
good awe of him, and address the subscriber, at Penn P.
U., Lancaster Co., Pa., or bring him to the same place, to
July 14,'58-It. SAMUEL G. WEACHTER.
LEBANON BANE, 1
.11B.T 7,1658. f
Statement
OFTE LEBANON BANK, published as required by
TI
HE
the Act of Assembly, passed Oct 13, 1857, viz:
let, Loans and Discounts, $33 , 1,100 27
2d, Specie, $52,208 53
Notes of other Banks, 8,060 00
Due by other Banks, 80,180 22
140,454 75
3d. Notes in Circulation, 225,100 00
4th, Amount of Individual D.
posits, 51,414 88
Due to other Bunks, 10,405 82
81,8 W
}I)W. A. LLIILEE, Casier TO .
SwoRN and subscribed .before tae, July Bth, 1858.
Lebanon, July 14,'58. JOSEPH GLanr, J. P.
Statement
CO TILE LEBANON VALLEY BANK.
LEBANON, Pa., July 6,1558
ASSETS.
Bills end Notes discounted, $48,865 02
Due by other Banks, $20,714 59
Notes of other Banks, 5,110 00
Specie (Gold and Silver) 15,807 51
$41,672 20
LIABILITIES.
Notes in circulation, -
$22,740, 00
Deposits, including, indi
j'idualdeP°i:tudb: 578916
duetoo:ie:laks,
.-$ - 28,526 16
Tiwab.v L .taeme.c.xr.ft.d : ftot.tb.b.Bt.f
my knowledge and belief. JOS. KAR.OIf, Oastder.
Sworn and subscribed before lee, the 7th day of July,
A. D. 1858. - - Joe. Ui.ctir, J. I'.
Lebanon, July 14, 1358.
Desirable Town Properly
AT PUBLIC SALE.
~. . THE subscriber oilers at public sate at CAT-
g
' 1 MANY'S Buck Hotel, in Lebanon, on SATURDAY,
i ' Aliens's' 14, 1858, his fine house and Lot of
Ground, situated corner of , Market and Church
stream, in North Lebanon Borough, on the line dividing
the Boroughs of Lebanon and North Lebanon. The Lot
fronts 52 1 / 2 feet on Market street,andl9B feet on Church
street. Tide House is a two-story frame, weather board
ed; with Kitchen attached. The other improvements
are a Stable and other necessary outbuildings, with a
choice assortment of fruit trees.
ALSO, at the same time and place 214 ACRES of Land
situated on Pinegrove Road above Church street, open..
site United Brethren Burying Ground, in North Lebanon
borough. This land is very suitable for bUilding, lots.
Good title and posseesion will be. given this Fall.
gale to commence at
,1 o'cldeki
EDWARD FORTNA.
North Lebanon, July 14, 1118. •
LEGAL NOTICES
Adininistratoes" Notice.
AxoTteE IS IigILLBYSIIVEN,. that letters of admin
j.ll istration on the estate of Mount, WITMAN, late of
North Lebanon Bar:. Lelishdil co., Pa., deed.. have been
granted to the undersigned; AR persons, therefore, In
debted to said estate are requested to make paynient,and
those having elahiis to present them duly authenticated.
.101111ild.W.RBLNIXIIL, Lebanon Borough.
C. If: BORG.NER, North Lebanon. Do.
June 0,185.5.-. R. • -
Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is barely given, that the partnership exist
ing betiitedit Joshua Brower and John Wolf, trad
ing under thd Arm of BROWER & WOLF, Chair-makers in
the borough of Lebanon, v,:as dissolVed by mutual con
sent on the Ziat inst. The books of the firm remain in
the' bands of Aft. Moans, who will also eoutinae the
business at, the old stand under tbd u riS of BAWER
& SON. JOSHUA BROWER,
JOIIN WOLF,
Lebanon; June 723, 185£1.—It.
Notice.
Estate . . JACo.o.ltllvbia
. .
1 1 / 4 -roTICE is hereby given that tho Register of Wills for
111 the County of Lebanon, has granted to the under
signed-letters testamentary npon the last will and testa
ment of JscOi3 Kuzma, late of the Township of South
Lebanon, in the Coitnty aforesaid. dee'd: All persons
baring claimS or demands against the estate of the said
deceased, are hereby repiested to make known the earns
without delay, and all poradris indebted to make pay
ment to I?ZRA SMILER,
. .
dDSEPIL K INDIO,
South Lebanon toirnship, Lebanon co., Pa.
SlLebanom July 7,18.58-7 t. , ;
ORDINANCE:'A'
B IT ENACTED AND.PRDAINBD by thei,Burieeeee
and row'n Couucil of the Borough of North Lebanon,
and: it in hereby onaeted and ordained by the authority
That. that • part of i Walnut 'street commencing' on the
north side of the Unioh Canal, at a point 'where Maple
street interseAts' said Walnut street, and extending thence
north through landtiof Wm. Lehman and Absalom Hain,
'to whers'it intersects Mary alley,be and is•hirelijr declar
ed a PUBLIC STREET,'and the Supervisors of said Bor
ough are hereby, authorised and directed 'to °per' :the
same to a 'width of ; si4o . - feat, should !the oivners of the
,property through :which said, street passes negleet or re•
fuseto do so on re,esonable noticet d
at or Upon the first
of September, next ensuing.- • •
FRANKLIN WALTER; Chief Burg‘efs.
Attest--kimzos LIGHT, Sec'ty. ,
North Lebanon Boro7, June 30, 1868. • ••
7 WpachersWintecL
.
AN examination or Teachers for the Public Schools
of CORNWALL township, will be held' at' No 7
School Ilouse,•(Zimmerman'so in Cornwall township,
on Saritrtfay, AutruseT, 1858, at S o'cloCk; A. 31. TorW
Of Schoch, Sit Monfhii, to commence on tile first Win
day of September. ' ty order of the Board:
June 16, 1658. • -
BOOKS AND STATIONBItY
J. 1!I. Good's Book Store.
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
will be pleased to see all his old - friends, and those desim
roue of having articles in his line. With a determine.
Lion of selling cheaper than can be purehased elsewhere,
he would , respectfully call the attention of the public to
his assortment of Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, Mis
cellaneous, Blank and School Books ; Wall and Window
Paper, Stationery, and every article in his line of:VW
ness. Also, Pocket: Diaries and A.lnterates for 1858, • All
the Magazines and Newspapers, both daily and weekly,
to be bad at publisher's rates. „
All orders for articles in his line carefully and prompt
ly attended to, by the undersigned.'
Lebanon, Jan 14, 1958. . . •J. 111. GOOD.
Books! Books!
.r 7;. WALTZ-6 IKEDLE would respettfully
'Ai 4
Inform the Public, thitt they constantly
all the
from the Eastern Cities, copies of
V EI, - "I" , all the most important and attractive
New Books, ns soon as published, which they offer for
sale cheaper than they can ho purchased elsewhere.—
Among those lately received are—
Parton's Aaron Burr,
Livington's Travels and Researches in. South Africa.
Spark's Life of Franklin,
Abbott's Napoleon, •
City of the Great King,
Bayard Taylor's Northern Travels,
Debit and Credit, -
The Reason Why.
They have always on hand alarge assortmentof School
Books, Blank. Books and Stationery, Sunday Sehool
Books, and a large assoftment of Flute, Piano,
Violin and Guitar Music. Piano Forte, Mc
lodian and Violin Instructor.
PAPER HANGINOS
of Foreign and Domestic Alanufnetnre,
Window Shades.
The Monthly Illogaziokes,
awl all the
NEWSPAPERS, daily 4- Weekly,
Can be bad by calling at the store, on Cumberlancl street,
in the borough of Lebanon, at the sign of the "Big Book."
MOrtlets left with them for any kind of goods in their
line, will be promptly attended to.
Lebanon, Feb. 4, 1858.
Valuable Borough Properly
FOR SALE.!
s offered at private stdc, that valuable half-lot or piece
I
oft3ROVND, situate tlt tha north-east corner of Waf
ter and Walnut streets, Lebanon, fronting , 33 feet on Wel.
nut street and SO, feet of Water street, at present oecupi•
id by John Farrell's Marble Yard, on which are a Plums
Rouse, du. It is located within a square of the Lebanon
Valley Railroad Depot, lbetireen the Depot and the centre
of town. Far further particulars apply to John Farrell
on the premises. - - June 24,1857.
The Young Men's Christian
Association,
e l y LEBANON , MEETS on TUESDAY EVENINGS, in
kJ TEMPERANCE HALL.
Young Men of, the different Evam ' mlical Churches are
respectfully invited to attend these Meetings, and unite
with us in accomplishing Its object, which is the forma
tion of a spirit of ceangelical religion.
_> The Prayer Meeting of the Association will meet
on Sundays, at 3 1 . o'clock, p. m., in the Temperance Hall,
where all are Inv ted to attend.
By order of the Board of Managers.
Lebanon, July 7,1855. W. G. WARD, R. See.
The Medicine of the Million
• PHILOSOPHY AND PACT"
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS:
fIUIE 'EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.—The blood
is ald 'llfe-sustaining agent. It furnishes the com
ponents of flesh, bone, muscle, nerve and integument.
The Stomach is its Manufactory. the veins its distribu
tors, and the intestines the channel through which the
waste matter rejected in its productions is expelled.—
Upon the stomach, the circulation and the bowels, these
Pills act simultaneotmly, relieving Indigestion, purify
ing the fluids, and regulating the excretions.
The National Disease.
li,yspepsia is the most common disease among all elas
es is this country. It assuim s a thousand shapes, and
is the primary source of Innumerable dangerous mala
dies; but whatever its type or symptoms, however ob
stinate its resistance to ordinary preparations, it yields
readily and rapidly to this searching a unerring remedy.
Bilious .Affections
The quantity and quality of the bile are of vital im
portance to health, Upon the liver, the gland which ac
cretes this fluid, these pillsoperate specifically,-infallibly
rectifying Its irregularities and effectually curing Jaun
dice, Bilious Remittants, and all the varieties of disease
generated by an unnatural condition of the organ.
Liner Complaints.
Unless the bowels perform their functions properly,
the whole body suffers. Tens of thousands die annual
ly of Dysentory, , Diarrhces, Chronic Constipation, and
other diseases of those waste pipes in the system. The
effect of the pills upon all intestinal disorders, whether
casual or epidemic, is a phenomenon hi medicine. By
following the printed directions, the mast alarming ca
ses of bowel complaint are promptly controlled.
A Word to Females.
The local debility and irregularities which aro the es
pecial annoyances of the weaker sex, and which, when
neglected, always shorten lifeJare relieved for the time
being, and prevented for the time to come, by a course of
this mild but thorough alternative.
tek,.. Holloway's Pills are the best remedies known in
the world for the following diseases:—
Asthma, Diarrhma, Indigestion,
llowel Complaints, Dropsy, lull neat's,
Coughs, Debility, Inflammation,
Colds,Fever & Ague, Inward Weakness, -
Ches Diseases, Piles, Female Complaints,
Costiveness, . Headaches, Lowness of Spirits,
Liver Complaints, Stone a Gravel, Secondary Symptoms,
Venereal Affections,
**";.* Sold at the Manufactory of Professor Ilelloway, 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States and the civilized world,in boxes at 25 cents, 5254
cents, and $1 each.
NEW STYLES OF •
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
AT
SWARTZ & BRO.,
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. W. ACKER'S,
From $1,25 to $lO, 8 day and 30 hour.
Oct. 22. '56.
QTRA.W, Lowborn Panama and Spotted Hate, Shirts,
1.3 Handkerchiefs, Neckties, Cloves; Socks, Suspenders,
Carpet Bags, 'Umbrellas, Valises, Trunks, can be bought
for less money than anywhere else at
REIZENSTEIN & 111t0,, opposite the Court House.
WALTZ & RDEL hare received the County, Town
ship, and E Railroad Maps of Fonnsylvannt—just
published by It. L. Barnes. It should be in the hands of
every Farmer, Mechanic and bpsiness man in the State,
L
M 011 1
e S n
r D y E
4 L giN: 8 a 31„,
Laved
j A u L s
to W pe O n Ci e - 4 1 (
a ll
j E ar L g A e
Fancy and plain colored De Lainee, which they are Bell•
i ng very cheap.
JusT RECEIV E D a inperfor PORT WINE, very
irate; also SCOTOH ALL, LONDON POSLTIB, CATAWBA
RRANDY, and CINCINNATI CILAILPIONC, at
REIGART'S Wide and Licinot Store.
- .
CLOTHING. Frock, kick Coats, Jackets,
j) Panto & Vests for Youths and Bofs, can be bought
cheap at ' - REIzEntEIN & vno.
INE. Black Cloth, Doeskin s ' Cassimere, Fancy* side ,
J' stripe Cassimeres. sold by the yard or pattern at
REIZENSTEIN k BRO.
44 teat 4irowds—Lotir Prices.
(IRE Ineenlog, lastyreCh,ase.ftlelid and tnycelf, were
J ',dear*
.Walking put. !Mark street , and on arriving
near corner of Guilford Street. our attention wee at
tracted to a large. crowd of Ladies—and nearly all of
.whom were provided With . large market -baskets, and
others with Satchels hanging trt,their arms, and were STl
den* taterit e sti? a, sar_qc..object. Upon Inquiry we
found that hi e,p l cins, uouse, "Cl the corner of Guil
ford add • ) flatle t edieetk le located the extensive Dry
gkitku , ontekil, atitl gitilitartvare Store of our polite and
affably made; VINCE. & IMO., who have Just opened a
large stock of Fall Goodie, and that the great crowd of La
mes yvero . t l ie lr regular custOmers, who may be wori daily
at their counters, nuichaelng their goods. All we saw
were evidently satisfied,. itith their putt:hues; were loud
in the praises of the exmilledt quality of their atocic, and
all were of the unanimous Ottinion that FUNCA & RHO.
sell the boat qualities, nt lower listees, than any oftheir
competitors. Sit 'dilettilviee would be to you. one and all,
Loth great and emelt, to give Fuson & Bice. a Mill;atiel they
will surely try to please you. PEDESTRIAN:
North Lobaiicin, Oct. 21, 18.57.
CALL ck: NEE THE NEW STOCK
—OP— . .
Dry-Goods, Grocery & Crockery,
1111RiaLERS 9. STORE.
EONARDZIMMERMAN infornishis friends and th
.J„4 public that he has Just received a new stock of
Goods for the Spring Trade .
which Will be Rimini as cheap as any stock of the kith] in
this town, consisting of-all such GOODS as - are usually
kept in a first : class store.
1P : rticulariattcntion Is gives to•Sialilo flocids Rir Vie
country trade, not neglecting the fancy articles NZ Lit;
)VEA.It-,such as' L bes,ya Eligtbgb, tinder
lialidkelchlefs, &C.
GENTLEMEN ate invited to examinli hie tUytPs,
z a jo merc .,,, c a i l i t iei s , Tweeds, FaudY hfld biker resdtigs;
Velvets, Cords. Re.' .
. In the GROCERY department may be
splendid assortmentof every need in the Family:
Coffee, Sager. Spices, Teas, Mackerel, &c. In
CROCKERY the stook is well selected.
. „IRONARD.ZIIIIVIERMAN.
' 4131` The highest market Mee will be Paid for COUN
rty PRADUCK ' ILebanon, May.s; 1858.
. .
WALTZ & ROAM, ngefits ft* BYANS dc:WAT
.
, 7'. SON'S. IRON FIRE-P.R002 SAFES:
16 -- COMPTCIN DEFEATED
' , qv/I.H a. teetAIWO Al3B - 01tTMENT :OF
SPRIN.Iii AND.SUM1111111'6001)S.
. :
.- T usp RECEIVED and nownpened at Medina,
CP DryGootbiStore of HENRY & STING, a iitoteu• ....is
did (stook of DRY GOODS, QUM:HMV/IRE and IK,
r
0tt.....„.... 'READY-MADE CLOTHING, tittcl
'Carpets, OilCloqui, Windod , Shades, Bonnets, Hate, &e.,
which they are ceiling at very lout prices: They bought
their goods at cash prices, and are, theketOrd, enabled to
glee great bergeine. Ladies' and Gentleman, give them
an early COL Re ate assured they can snit you in
goods otid prime.
. ..
FOR LADIES' IVVAR.
Itztiv& MINE have Just opened a large and splendid
eta* of Fancy Dress Goods, ouch as Silks, Piaiu, S ripcd,
and Figured, tbr Dramas, Black and Colored, very cheap.
Clurlli. dmlli Rbbes, Lawn, Lawn Robes, Lavellas, Pail
de Chev ries,Ci nil i Bereges,Sil k Bereges,G inghamearench
Luatres,"French de Lemma. Dotatea, Mohair Lustre, &c.
Remember at the cheap store of }levity & Shvio .
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. •
HzvaY k STINE have just opened a large and , splendid
assortmenCof Spring'and Summer Cloths, Cashmetetta,
Tweeds, Cassamers, Italian Cloths, Lustres and Linen for
Coats; Cloths, Cassamers, Tweeds, Linens. Plaids,Cordti ,
rays, Drilling, Jeans, &c., for Pantaloons; Said% Sae,
Cashmere, Cloth, Italian Cloths, Marseilles, Sec., for Vest
ing. Also, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Sif spenders,
Gloves, Stockings, Sc., very cheap, at.
Lebanon, May 5,'58. HENRY k
SlLES.lienry A Stino have just opened a
17 large assortment of Ladies' Dress Silks, which they
sic selling at great Bargains. CaU anu moo them soon.
HERE WE ARE AGAIN
ALL RIGHTIIDE WITH CARE!
KA NSAS is creating an itnportantexcitement all over
the country, threatening a dissolution of Union be
tween the North and South, instigating alarming fights
s in Congress, and fearful flare-tips in State Legislatures.
State Conventions have assembled, city and town muss
meetings have been held—in short the whole country
has been in a general uproar.
• LEBANON
However, amidst all this universal political ttuunit,
has the honor of having still preserved her dignity of
quiet and peace, nothing could euceeed in disturbing her
gentle repose, until the other morning, when a LARGE
FLAG With a swarming BEE HIVE on the one side,
and the announcement of "Cheap Auction Goods," on
tae other, suspended from the corner ntilidiug
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
Seamed to indicate that all was not right; attention
was attracted atid curiosity aroused; various opinions
with regard to its object were entertained and soon a
general stir all over town was found to exist. Bien, wo
men and children involved with puzzled astonishment,
were hurraing out, and crying, "What in the world is
the matter!. "What's upl" Truth, however,soon flash
ed upon the minds of all Bee-holders, when the novelty
of tumbling, rolling and unpacking of Boxes, Barrels
and Bales. amidst a crowd of spectatorsalready collected
around the doors and walks, all anxiously persevering
for but a glimpse at what has mince ao effectually aston
ished the natives.
NEW SPRING GOODS AT THE BEE HIVE,
Was suddenly harping upon a thousand tongues, and
spread with the rapidity of a prairie tire all over the be.
rough. Public affairs of Kansas with every other item
of theday fell into insignifitance, in consideration of the
individual interests here at stake.
A scene of excitement has ever since continued to pre
vail within doors, by crowds of persons from every quar
ter, collecting along the counters, who never fail to be
come enthuelastle upon finding such
GREAT BARGAINS 13
New styles of Stripes and Plaid Silks,
The beet make of plain black Silica,
Flue Bombazines anti Lustros,
Elegant all-Wool Dc Lednee and Cashmeres,
Beautiful spring style Ductile and Shepherd's Plaid,
Handsome Chaill Detainee and Alpaca Deßaizo,
Splendid Cohan, Sleeves Veils, Grieves, Hosiery and
White Goods in.abundance.
All qualities of Cheap' Prints, Gingham°, Checks and
Muslin:,
Union, French, and Doeskin Outstmeres,
Plush, Satin and Grenadine Vestings. •
ALSO,
An assortntent ef English, Ingrain, List.
Mg. Rag and Hemp Carpets fur Purlors, Chambers, flails
and Stairs, varying ill prices from 10 coats to $1 per yd.
GROCERIES AND QUEENSWARE,
(iii Cloths and Window Shades in all their varieties.
Having the experience of a long term of years in the
business, which with a careful exercise of judgment and
taste, with the advantage of cash in purchasing, and a
determination of selling CHEAP, enables us—along with
the Into system of selling for CASH or PRODUCE—to
favor you with bargains, beyond any heretofore offered,
nit well as unsitrptuwed by any of our competitors.
"s,-,,* Please call and sea us, at the
BEE-HIVE STORE,
Opposite the Court House, Lebanon, Pa.
GEORGE & SHELLENDEROER.
Lebanon, March 31, 1858,
Worms of all kinds
NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW lINPACKIzG AT
SWAIITZ k BRO.,
Winch they are selling at the cheapest.Cath prices
Philadelphia 'Umbrella and
Parasol Store.
.
MILE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a , large and
general assortment of UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, and
SUN SuAESS, made in the very latest style and of, he best
material. The eitizeus of Lebanon airdNieMity are res
pectfully invited to call and satisfy themselves. lie feels
thankful for the liberal patronage extended to him here
tofore and solicits a continuance of the same. Ilia stook
now is one of the boat and handsomest _ever offered to
the public in 0= city, and at prices im low that must
give satisfaction.
Alga the Patent ParagOn. and other Sun tinbrellal
son:mob used and highly appreeMted Su a , few seesoons
. J. W. CLAIM.
..120..;Pamember the ututtber. No_ 1624 Market street,
Detareiti liith l 17th ste. Phila. May.l9,
InAiITiLLAS, Itiantillas.—Efeary a Stine have just
opened a large assortment of Reattyliwele:Mentil
laskwhieh they areaelliag very cheap.
DRY GOODS, OROCERIgS,
WHO WOULD NOT REJOICE
TO HEAR THE NEWS!
THAT THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
TEE ItANDSOMEST STYLES,
ARE ALWAYS SOLD
AT THE HALL BUILDINGS
SWARTZ & BRO.,
HAVE JUST OPENED
THE SECOND ARRIVAL
OF SUMMER GOODS!
SOLD ASTONISHINGLY LOW,
FOR. CASH
GREAT ATTRACTIONS 1
GREAT ILARGAINS !
THE CHEAPEST GOODS!
THE LARGEST. ASSORTMENT !
THE HANDSOMEST ' STYLES
JUST OPENED AT THE
CENTRE BUILDINGS
HABER & BRO.'S
CALL . WITHOUT DELAY
TO HAVE THE FIRST
CHOICE.
READY MADE CLOTHING
THAT CAN'T BE BEAT.
FO NDR I ES,dit ApqlNE SlipPS, die.
• •
tW~EI Tht
• •
• FILICHIME WORKS,
Opposite the Lebanon Valley R. R. Depot, Lob
anOn, Lebanon county. N. ,
• • i;ropri.
- etors, manufacture Stalin Engines from
cci4 , l;i , I to SOO horse power, of the latest styles
and lettering, with di the modern
Im
provementn. A Ise, superior Portable Eu
it
Itte. (with Link Motion ValVeOrar)muunte.l on wheels,
for Saw Mills, woorl sawing and Hoisting purposes. Per
tieular att-ntion is pilled to our small 'priglit Engines
for Printers, Druggists and persona wanting a small
attionet of Power. They stake up a very small .pace, and
cul be Prt by in a room.as a household Maur...
ALSO Bljleing Eur,lnes and - Machinery fdr ,Snibraeire
and oilier Blast Furnorces..of IritiiroVeci constrikilop
Porgelintuniers. of P. L. Weititer's Patents; ug.
Sawing. Phining and Flouting Mill Fixtures; Mining
Pumps, Heisting .saehineiy for Mines and Stone Quer
ripe, Cam. Iron Bridges . Shafting, Hangers.
Pfilloys,Tiiining Lathes, Drill Prentes, Planing Machines,
68 sulk Pocks, Vain,,.mid Brass Yistrires. Globe Steam
Vdlrea df all sizes, and 3lachinery and Castings of every
~ALSO, Boilers of any size, form And weight, made of
the beet material by well known and experienced work
; Smoke Stacks. Water Tanks. Gee VitH!. Heaters,
alll Sheet Iron Work of every description. (Otir Boiler
sheets are all tented by dividing them into squared Of d
itches and harnuiering each Sail/re; any Mit...rte.:Hon ii
thin; detected , and the firtiltt abed rejected; this Is prao-
Heed in very few shop: ill this etintitryl
ALSO, a Mock of Wrtinght .Iron. Pipe, for s team, gas
iiiid water, with all the necessary toy's, constantly on
hand, and put up at the sliortest notice and on moat rea
sonable terms. Iron,Brass, ancl Composition Metal emit-
Digs made to order, at the shortest notice.
ItEPAIItINO atteddoti to with promptness and de
'reach. A griiiiirf,lliiiler.3Likere always ready foi SOI'
ler_rjipainn: MACK'S/111TH .WORK made to °idol'.
°FUR itipeetfully solicit ed. All cum rii u elcat Lone
by mull or otherwise attended to with detipatch, and
work delivered to railroad or canal, free of chargo.
Vilf. WEIMISR. P. L. WELVEIt.
Lebanon, Feb'y 4, 1818.
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ELIJAfi O. G A BIEL...JACO 0 IDEL
.LEBANON
'Door land Saida radii iiiietorvr
totaled OIL the SYeain-liogli Road, near Oumbrrlancr
Wed, East Lebanon.
•.
K . TIM undersigned.respeotfully in
mit6 id general, that they
added largely to their former eetab
;;`~6llu4'®
lishment, and also hare all Manx of the
latest and lest impmrial MACHINERY
in the State in full operation, such aa
WOOD WOR7'.If S FLOORING, 4-c.,
%I. : conducting the general bush:lane for
Planing, Scrolls, Sawing, 4-c., ftc.,
and the experience acquired by E. .W.Nosen c (1
GAUP.L during tltair ecilihection with the Door. Sash ami
Lumber TWO, fttr it libeler dt yea es past, affords full as
surance of their agility,,in connection with J. GADEI., to
select 'dock Minable Id the Wants of the Door and Snith
bueintwe In this &sin.
They now offer to Mechanics and Farmers generaliy,
upon favorable terms, a judiciously assorted stock of
DOORS, SASH, Ac-, froM the beat Lumber tuanuGictoricp
in the State, feeling confident that their assortment Is
not to be excelled by any other establiihniont In the
State in regard to exactness Iti Plea quality or finish, arid
is calculated to afford thorough petrifaction to all those
who may favor the undersigned wjth their custom.
THII folios :ring list comprises the leading articles or
stack Oti band:—
Doors, of all sizes: gee', i3f ati tame'
Door Frames : for brick and Arrliftraves;
(mote bousus ; Caßinge, front 3 to U id.;
Wiridttit Frames, for brick .. , zurba•ce:
and frame houses; ki)xititers. of all aline ;
All kinds of 3roilldirim Isliildh. it cartitit:ii;
0. fl. Spring Moulding, of WI sizes : Wash-boude.
LONGAUR IC, BABEL BEGTITEE.
S= 7 Piuning, Sawing, dr., promptly done for dined
furnishltig the Ltltabet., [Lubiuinn. JOly 15.'57.
JEREMIAH BOAS GEO. °assert JoniAß CETTI.S
•• LEBANON COVNTV
STEAM PLANING MILL.
BOAS, GASSER & GETTLR
. wier to inform the citizens of Lebanon
'; ''''county and neighbcring counties, that
the a are now in full operation, utHl are
..prepared to do all kinds of
OA IiTENTER WORKBYNACIIINERY
'war .ts
•
Flooring Boards, Weather Boarding,
Sash,Doors,Windoto 4. Door Frames,
Shutters, Blinds, Planing Scrolls,
SAWING, and any other kind of ;Loring which may be
wanted to suit builders. The subscribers beg leave to
inform the public that they have the latest. nod best im
proved machinery in the county, such 8, WOODWORT,PIi
PLANER, &c., and that. they are able to produce 88 good
work as the county can pnrsince.
None but the best and well-seesoncti LUIIIIstit till ha
used. Carpenters and nVilderd are invited to mil and
examine their ready-made stock, winch they will always
keep on hand, and judge fot titetrutelses,
tar Their Shop is ou Pinegrore Reid, near Area - net',
Old Foundry. [l.ebittron. June 17, 1367.
FARMERS' & MECHANICS'
Foundry and Machine Shop,
LEBANON, PA.
IIE undersigned having made ver:r greet additions to
T
their facilities for the manufacturing of MACILINFRY,
will manufacture and keep on hand, a you' , getleral
ae
sortment of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, embracing
Wheeler's Improved Railway and Lever Horse pouter's and
T hree,er• Manny's Gbmbined Reaper and Mauna, with
P. ood's latest improvements; Cant Iron field Rollers,
Grain Drills and Fans, Corn Ploughs and Planters, Clo
ver Efullem, Corn Shelkrs, Fodder, Straw, flay Cutters.
All of the above Machines are of the &telt Mid lent
improvements, and are all warranted to glye satisfaction.
Castings of all kinds made to Order,
and at short notice. They also manufacture STEANI
OINEB, Mill Gearing, Shafting, and Mill work in general,
and pay particular attention o Repairing Engines and
Machinery of all kinds.
They invite all to milt . Mal examine their vrork, at
their ataelitie Shop, on Ptheyeare street. Lobauou.
Xi- All orders or communications by mall will be
promptly attended to.
A. MA.POIt IatOVIErI,
Lebanon, Lebenzon
June 2, ISM
LEMBERGER'S
CIOIIII lilalllll - oClOry.
filHANililt for past favors, the underaigned respect.
fully in coins the Pdtille. that he continues to carry
on his Manufactory In East Thdiover township, Lebanon
county; on as extensive a st.Ntio as ever. It is unnecessa
ry for him to say more, than that the wort will be dodo
in the some EXCELLENT STYLE, which has Made hit
wort and name so well known in the surrounding Coun
try. lie promises to do the work In the shortest possi
ble Unit. Hie manufactory Is in complete order, and ho
flatters himself to be able to render the tame satisfaction
so heretofore. Le manufactures
Broad andNarroweloilisr: (7:lz - isinctlx, IQanids, Whig
and other Mounds, all in the bid manner.
Ito also cards Wool and makcs Rolls, For the conve
nience of his Customers, Wool and Cloth win be taken
in at the following places:—At the stores of George &
Suellonberger, Lottser & Brothers, George Roincehl, and
at the new Brim Store of Gunflint & Lemberger, Sear
the :Market House, in the borough of Lebanon; at the
store of Shirk k Miller, in North Lelyittort;•at S. Gosh.
cres, Bethel township; at the public house of William
Ettrust, Fredericksburg; at the store of S. E. Bickel, in
Jonestown; at the stem of 4 - i...ergo Weidman, Bellevue;
at the store of Martin Early. Palmyra: at the stem of
Gabriel 'Wolfersberger, New Market Forgo; at the store
of Michael Shirk, East Hanover, Dauphin county; at the
stores of George Miler and David M. Rank, East Hano
ver Lebanon county. All materials will ho taken away
regularly, from the above places, finished without delay,
and returned again.
1110:10 of his customers who wish Stocking Wool card
ed dyed and mixed, ran leave the same, white, at the
above mentioned places, with directions how they wish
it prepared. Or his customers can order the Stocking
Wool to ho prepared from the Wool of the undersigned,
which will be done and left at the desired places.
N. ft: It is desired that those having Wool carded, will
pay the Cash therefor, at the above named places.
LYON LEMBERGER.
East Ilituover, Lebnitatt colluty, May 12,1859,
FARMERS NOTICE!
I °SEMI '4IIOE, AGENT. ie kill manufacturing those
0 United States Grain Fans,
or WIND MILLS,
in Lancaster City, Pa. Said FANS have been awarded'
PIIE3IIUMS at every Agricultural Fair that they have
ever been exhibited, in comperitiorrwith other Mills.
$5OO REWARD w ill be given to any person or
persons who will prove to my satisfaction that what I:
say about my Mill le - not
true. -
FARMERS committing their lutc-resi, will find It to
their advantage 'to eanomi exarrticte for themselves be
fore parehadng elsewhere, us three Mills possess all the
'desired superior qualit lee, so much appreciated by Fann
ers; these'ilts are mate I. rile tod to use two Screene et one
lime. which Will remove all the Cheat and Cockle, one of
which Scre'ena may be removed at pleasure, if required,
to snit the convenience of the persona using said Mills.
MU:ANS manufactured and sold by me are warrant
ed to fit of mail material, and :cif defects or imperfection
In any 31111 or Fan disposed uf. Weill' be fully and effuc-
Nally repaired without extra charge.
The mrdersigned hes sold iti,l6 MILLS than anyother
ono man atm living,. and Ratters himself on account of
his long experience ra the bwiirress, that his Mills amen
perior to any, and the easiest turning Mill now. menu
fie:lured, which fact can be substantiated bymany of tho
best Farmers In this State and elsewhere, wherever they
have been tested.
ORDERS left with W3l. COLEMAN, at Risen Mtdel,
or MAJOR & BROTHERS' Machiue Shop, Lebanon, Pa.,
will be promptly attended to, and any desired informa
tion' given.JOSEPH LIKE,
May 5. 15.58-.3ns. Agent.
BULL'S
RECTO - MISTUR A,
FOR PILBS, TE'TTER, RING WORM
AND • for-any Eruption' or Excoriation of the Skin,
whether on tho'head, face, arms or other parts of
the body. Old ulcers or &ores, and pimples on the th ee .
maybe speedilY cured by the use of the itecto Iffietura.
To those especially that are suffering from the Piles, we
offer neut.° remedy.
From Rev. Mr. Enteriinc, Castor German Church, Cot.
Conway and Sharp streets:
For the benefit of the-afflicted, I feel it a duty to etatc
what a blessings medicine, known by the melee of ••Itu Ire
Recto Mietura," has been to me. . l have berm ratili , ted
with the Pam for eight years, during which time I tried
my own remedies, as a•preatitioner, +and many others;
but without success. Having heard of Mr. Bull's Pile
Remedy; I tried it; and - though I. used but one halchot
tie, I can say that J. am perfectly cured. I also used It
in.& 'violent case of Tetter, which extended over the Whole
body, and in less tban two weeks it dicappeared, and
the skin became clew:laud smooth. I etrictly Lailir4Xi to
the directions. SAMUEL ENTERLINE.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail. by P. H. Reber:l/magi-it,
Lebanon. l'a., solo agent. Pie Lebanon county. • -
June
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