will find," snit Cephas, "that I have act
ed according to the strict terms of our &greenlet' t
Vt.t.d I have the honor to inform you, Sir, 04 I
have marrieds "person who, with other attrac
tions, possesses Ihe handshme trifle of three thou
sand dollars."
-The Judge fumed,' made use of an
'arid talked loudly of disinheritance and cutting,'Off
• with a shilling.
"I should be very sorry to have you do such a
' thingrrejoined Cephas, respectfully ; "but, after
all, it isn't'as though I bad not received a neat
-littleofortanc.by the Ivey of my wife."
A retort so happy,That 'thelndge ended with
a heart3r - icknewledgment of lris - zon's=snperior,
xwit, and an invitation to come home and lodge
' his lovely incumberanee beneath the parental
'roof.
Thereupon 'Coi)has' tolOk'a ral moteirrorri his
-pocket. "All jestiurasidO," , must
first square a litileinatter'efinisinm with which
ray wifo has commissioned me. ''She is more sera
--pulons than the son of my father, and sho refus
• ad to receive the money until I bed prom isdd'.to
return it to you as soon as we were married. 'And
here it is!"
"Fie,lEtil" cried the Judge. "Keep the moo
• ey. She's a noble girl after all—too good fur a
rogue like you!"
"I know it !" , said-Cephaschrumhiy, isrith , many,
tears in his eyes ffOrlectlleetions of n somewhat
wild and "waywaid ' yonth, ' Mingling "With the
..consoiout•posseision of so much love and' lisppi
-loess, melted his heart with unspeakable'ecutri
tion and gratitUde.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
President—James Buchanan, of Pa.
Vice President—John C. Breckenridge, Ny.
Speaker of the House—Jamos L. Orr, S.C.
Secretary of State—Lewis Cass, Mict.
-Secretary. of grearitry - -HoWell'o6lsb; Ga.
, Secretaty 6f Intatt6r—iJacubithownson,'Afiss.
;'Secretarynf‘Navy=tllsnao Ifo.ucy,' Conn.
:'Secretfity Floyd, Va.
Postmaster General—Aaron V. Brown, Tenn.
Attorney General—Jeremiah S. Black, Pa.
Chief dlistice—Roger B. Taney; 'Associate Jus
tices—John McLean, James S. Wayne, John
Catron, Peter V, Daniel, Samuel Nelson, Robert
C. Grier, John A. Campbell, Nathan Clifford.
‘OI 3 ,PWER:S.
in °Yenta., Wirm 'Packer, Lyetim in geo
'Secretary of State, Win M Meister, .Borkis •
`7Sulreyoft etterid,..fohn
:Auditor General, Jacob - Fry, Morirgornory
.. .State Treasurer,•lletry- Slintritty, Lancneter
• Sup't•Publie'Seho , Ms, henry C Hickok, Dauphin
Caul ( Cent., 'Artrciltl Timmer, Venango ; George
sSetitt,`Columbia; Nimrod Strickland, Chester.
'judges of Supreme Court, Walter H Lowrie, Chief
Justice, Wm A Pot ter, Geo. W Woodwardijas
Thompson, Win Strong. _
COUNTY .OFFIURR.S
/President.fullge, John J Pearson
•Assoaiste Judges,.Wm Runk, G B Doppin
`Sheriff, David M Shuey
Protbonotary—J W Bhur
Recorder do Clerk of . Quarter Sessions, C P Miller .
Register,Daniel:Strob„ijr
Clerk oDrihani"Coert, jeferson tr,lLi g ht
Treasurer, Joseph
,Dowman
lComitissioners, Frederick Shultz,hnOb Bach
man, Miehtel Dein in.rer •
'Commissioners!‘Counser, Teii Kline_
4 Clork, 4 oyrim Shirk
?Messenger, Samuel Lutz
County Superintendent, John II Kluge
District Attorney, Levi Melly
Steward, Daniel Light
Directors, Isaac Berta, Let 9.`Kr6ider, Sanig.Behm
Almshouse Physininn, Dr Wm M Guilford
Auditors, John S Bomberger, John Light, (tan
ner) ienry Brandt
County' Surveyor, Adam Grittinger
Coroner, David Kliek
Ifercatalle •Appriiiser, Thaeli
• - LEBANON BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Chief Burgess, Jacob Weidle
Ass't Burgess, J E Daugherty
Council, Henry Bubb, Geo Meily, II T Hoffman,-
Philip Mentz, J AI Mark, Wm C Fauber
Borough Counsel, J W Mish
ai g h 'Constable, Geo Walter
Justices of the Peace, jos Gleam, A S lily
'Constable, Jos Shantz
, School Directors, Ed A Uhler,ffactibSinith,Blias
Reber, H Zimmerman, II Detr,S T McAdam
Assessors, S Harbeson t (w w) A H Etabich, (e w)
Ass% Assessors, Joel Goodhart, Adam Rise, (w w)
'Chas Greenawalt, John D krause, (e w)
:Supervisors, Jas Lascomb, (w w) G Borgner,(e w)
Judges, Geo Snavely, (ww) Bernard Rauch, (a w)
Inspectors, Abner W Hartman, Peter L Stanch,
(w w) J Bodarmel, J H Hoffman, (e w)
Surreyor, Isaac Hoffer
Treasurer, Edw A Uhler
Post Mistress, Mrs A L Ruthrturff
Police, Henry . McCord, Henry Ruth
Wood ()order Levi Phreancr
•CFAVANON "oI I PTCP.ItS.
Chief Burgess, Franklin Wafter
Ass't Burgess, Grideon Light
Conacil, Cyrus Mulch; Geo Fisher, Jos Euston,
Josiah Dehuff, John Immel, Henry Laps
High' Constable Peter Eckenroth, sr
Wood Corder, Constable,
Fox, sr
_Justice of the Peace, John G Light
Assessor, Absalom Hain
Ass% Assessors, Geo Hoffman, C H Bergner
'School Directors, S.Reineehl, Thos Foster, Henry
Boltz, John Miller, B• 11. Kimmel, J _Pence
..Supervisors, doh% Aretold,•jaeob Gordy, sr
-eTolyn Haan., ec
daniseetors, Abraham Hostetter, Wm Black
Constable, Andrew Fasnaeht
Auditor, Samuel Fisher •
AGENCIES
Agent for Howard it 'Co's Express Co;, ..j Ulrich
Agent for Lebanon Mutual Ins. C0.,.A. A Ely.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 43TITAIS
'ram Phßed'a and the East, at 1.1.* a m
From Harrisbureand - the. West, at .4 p m .
From Lancaster, between 76 and 6 Rill •
From Shiofferstown at 10 a m
From Fredericksburg and Jonestown, at 9 a in
MAits 'dose here at the following hours
For the East, at Si pLancaster, at S a m
For:theNlast, a infiFor Sbreffersen, p m
For - Ffedericksburganddenestowa, p m
.
4/tr The newspapers say that John J.
Eckel, of Burdell-muteler notoriety, has
married Mrs. Cunningham, and been
indicted for, keeping a fat meltiag nui
sance.
O:::rDEATRUETIOR OF TEE "LOG CAB
IN" AT NORTH BEND.—The old "Log
Cabin" at Norrh Bend, about fifteen
miles below Cincinnati, so famous in
political history, as the 4esidence of
Gen. Harrison when he was nominated
for the Presidency in 1840, was destroy
ed'by fire last Sunday morning a week.
It was occupied by Col. Wm. H.
Taylor, (who married a daughter of
Gen. Harrison,) and family, and we
learn that such was the rapid progress
of theltre, and so late its discovery,
that, the. members of household bare
ly-escaped in their night clothes.
MONUMENT BUILDING.--111 these hard
titnis the country is running= wild-'on
monument building.. Spec r ulitors are
drurninitit up all the 'hitiforical events
and, personages to signalize the memo.
ry thereof by some pile of stone. .The
PennsylVania Volunteers are to have a
moniimeiff - at Harriaburg • the 'Pilgrim
fathers at somp.placc 4R,Massaphusetts,
and - Adam antf:Eve -Garden
vo'f').Eileti.; - if its loeittio'ne;a9 be 'satiate°.
s elileckii:ll44, l ll4tVoihCiilien ' in
Uncle Sam's domain..
ftliantot PVvrtiolit.
"INIEN DEMOCRATIC' PRYDi vo, Cl .7 P otow. SE 11) , LEAD, 'WE CEASE
Wlt. N. BRESLIN, Editor and-Proprietor.
LEBANON, PA
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1858
Democratic State Nominations
• -IJUDOE OF SUPREME COURT:
WILLIAM A. PORTER,
=I
CANAL COMMISSIONER :
WESTLEY FROST,
I=
Gold, Gold, Gold
"Frazer's l ßiver gold digg,ings."seem
'to'be"bOt a second edition of the Cali.
'forriia fever. Our California exchang
es are 'almost exclusively filled- with
"Frazer's River." This river 'is in
what is called New Caledonia, in the
British Possessions, some 400 miles up
the coast from San Francisco. It is es
timated by different papers in San Fran.
cisco, that ~ ct. t he present rate of rush
from ftalifo - roia to the new diggings.
that State will, in eight months, lose
one-fourth of her male population.--
The rush almost amounts to insanity,
and if the golden reports are not soon
checked, or materially -- modified, "New
Caledonia," with its cities, and towns
will occupy an important place in . our
-news,journals, and in the minds of poi
iticians and Statesmen in Britain, as
well as America. The rapidity will]
Which our Pacific slope is filling up, and
Legislature after Legislature springing
into existonce borders , on the marvel.
ous. Wonder if the people away off
there, can
. possibly InciW., as well as a
Republican CONGRESS what laws, and
1 institutions are best of them ?
ELEcTIONS TO COIIE'.—The elections
for memberS of the Thirty-sixth Con
gress commence in August, and inter
est is imparted to them—from the fact
. .,,:hat,.if, at the next Presidential elec.
't ion, .the people should fail_ to elect,
;(which ia not at all probable,) the. House
•of Representatives to be choSen will
'have to make the`choice. In Missouri,
'the . eleetionintheld onthe first .Monday
.of August. On the- first Monday in'
August, North Carolina •eleel.'h Gover
nor and members of the State:Legisia
lure, which latter eleat a United States
Senator in the place of Mr. Biggs.—
The candidates for the post of Gover
nor are the Hon. Duncan K. Mcßea (In.
dependent) tail Judge Ellis t(Dett.)—
Alabama, Texas, Arkansas and Teazles.
see, hold elections in August, but do
not this year choose either State officers
or members of the . next Congress.
On Monday the people of Kan
sas gave their decision upon the adop
tion or rejection of the Lecompton Con
stitution as submitted to them .by Con
gress. The probabilities , are that die
constitution, under the lead and dicta
lion of traiters . and -fanatics, is rejected,
which however matters little. The act
of Congress specifies the result'in case
- of rejection, and if . they choSe not to
have the gravy with their taters they
mikst.eat their taters some other way.—
The country is not going to permit it
self to heaorne "`agitated again about
Katmas; nor -- Will. the administration
devote more time and attention to:the
squabblesot-a' .set of speculators. It
has oilier - Matters to attend to, and the
interests of other sections to look after.
The people of Kansas wiql find-before
' many months that theY made a grave
mistake oii Modday-Jast.
0:7 - The importance of insurance a
gainst losses by fire and water may be
seen at a glance by the following fig ,
urea: There were-322 fires in thet.lni
ted States in 1857, 'and the amount of
firopetty destroyed was $14,502,000.
In 1856 the atnoint• of property; de
stroyed was upwards of 3,000,000 great
er. If this property was insured, as the
:most of it undoubtodly was, many thou
sands, perhaps millions, of persons bore
the loss, esch..,one suffering a little,
whereas if no insurance had been effect
ed, many persons would have suffered a
business ruin, whilst others would have
been seriously crippled in their affairs
for life. •
Oz New Potatoes are selling in Phil
adelphia at 50 and 62i cents a bushel ;
blackberries are very abundant and sell
ing at from 40 to 60, cents per, bucket.
°tr. HALF FARE TO 'CLERGYMEN.
The Pennpylvania Railroad Comp - day
now issug tikets at halt L irke to -ler
gymen.
The'llano•or (Maine) TViittisays the Pen
,
obseot Indians are now .doing - a. smashing bush
news in manufacturing hoopsjor ladies' dresses
out, of basket stuff: The red, ladies .have also
adopted the fashion in its greatest amplitude:
:51ffr• An entire family of seven persons, by the
name of Seba, (James Seba) living on Beak
Buffalo, were taken suddenly - and violent sick on
Friday; the 234 which Proved to . be the ef
fects of arsenic, Which but for timely ase . istaico
migh ekave proved fetal to mast or them.' ,
Tole trie •o f the s forpiiii from
Pitradelptiiii 4 td foFeigiipcires; . dixtiiii - the' put'
week, is estimated at $45,074.
THE LEBANON ADVERTISI4I---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Williamsport Encamp Ewalt
The Adjutant General, Edwin C. WO
son, Esq in'repiy'to the many letters
addressed to hit, - has made an official
announcement in 'reference . to the en
campment at Williamsport, which will
explain: certain points heretofore not
wholy understood Lythe people. The
law of last winter was passed with spe
cial reference to military discipline ;
and as an equivalent for the expense of
" - uniforming, and for the time lost in
schooling themselves in the tactics,each
man properly uniformed and equipped is
rentitled to receive one dollar and a half
for every day of parade, not exceeding
six days in each year—provided the mil
itia fluid of his proper Brigaiie , hars6f
ficient means to pay him. . .
Only the 11th Div6ion of Pennsyl
vania is ordered to the Camp of instruc
tion at Williamsport, in September, and
will be paid: Other companies are on
ly invited, and will'receirmo
The Legislature provided for the pro
per payment of these and other military
expenses, by authorizing and requiring
militaryt - tasx'uolre assessed and-collect
ed throughout the State, and appoint
ed especially to the military fund so
much thereof as should be necessary' to
be used for military purposes, and di
rected the surPlus left tO'bt paid into
the State Treasury. No other fund can
j be touched for the payment of the vol
unteer triilitia but this one ; and the
surplus, after it reaches the Treasury,
cannot be touched for the payment of
any divison or brigade military .ex
penses. The State Treasury is relieved
from any burden or liability in these
matters. .
The Adjutant General -- sayS that It
gives him" pleasure to state that the
Commonwealth is likely, to receive a
handsome sufplusTrom the-military fund
which will "find its way into the sinking
fund, and assist in paying the debt;that
hangs so heavily upon the people.--
When the new Militia Law produces
such a happy result, we will be sure to
let our readers know it; hut we Tear
they will. haye to wal,t- i a long while, for
the news. .
FPUNDRIES,MACHINE SHOPS, Sac
- Foundry and Machine shOp,
LEBANON, PA.
mHE undersigned having,mtule very, great additions to
j_ their facilities for the numnfacturing of 31 . Acullskar,
will manufacture and keep on' hand, a very general as
sortment of FARMING I,lll,lO.llriTS, embracing
Whetters Improkrt Paolially and L6rer .tforserP6iiiers anti
frAresier; lifitnnys Clatithined Reaper add -Mower, with
cod's latest improvements; Cast Iron field Rollers,
'Grain Drills end Flifig, Chuff Ploindis and Planters, Clo
ver Hullers, Corn Shelters, Foddei, Straw, Hay Cutters.
An of the above. Machines are of the _latest and best
improvements, dad are all warranted to give satisthetion.
Castin g s of all kinds made to :Order,
and-.at = hart. notice. They also manufactmre STEAM' Ea
ariEs, 3.1111 Gearing, Shafting, and 31111 work in general,
and pay particular attention to Repairing Engines and
Machinery of all kinds.
They invite all. to call and examine their work, at
their Machine Shop, on Phiegropeitr&l, Lebataih.
. All orders or communications by . mall gilt 'be
promptly attended to.
June 2, 1553
FE=
El 3 AN 0 N .C. 0 U N TY,
STEAM PLANING . MILL.
BOAS, GASSER GETTLE
wish to inform the citizens of Lebanon
:county ;um neighboing counties, that
3
they are now in full operation, and are 1 " f ' IRCE Pto do • II kinds
Q
'CARPENTER WORKiiyMACHINERY
sts u As
Flooring Boards, Weather Boarding,
Sash,Doors;Window 4- Door Frames,
Shutters, Blinds, Planing Scrolls,
SAWINU; and any other kind , of Sawing which may be
wanted to suit builders. The subscribers beg leave to
inform the public that theyhave the latest and best im
proved machinery in the county, such as WOODWORTII . B
PLAN/Mt, tie., and that they are able to produce as good
work as the county roan. predate:
None but the best mid well , seesoned LUMBER will be
used, Ca rpiniters'inid Dvilders are invited to call , and
examine their ready-madestdek,'WhiChtheyWit always
keep on hand, and judge Rir themselves.
,1,U7 Their Shop is on Pinegrove Road, near Pi/matter's
Old Foundry. [Lebanon. Juncl7,lSs7.
•
WEIMER
. eIPI.I CHIA% WORKS'
Opposite the Lebanon Valley R. R. Depot, Leb
anon, Lebanon ebunty, Pa.
fr-, . 4 .,WM. S 5 P. L.:IVEIME, Propri
-1• etors,nrumftetuie Steen, EM.ines front
t Ito 300 horse POts er. of the latest styles
patternt,a
ninirgazin withll the modern
im
.provements. Alsoisuperior Portable En
gines (with Link Motion Valve Oear)mounted, on wheels,
for Saw Mills, wood sawing and I - foisting purposes. Par
ticular attention is called tit our. small iSpright.Engittes
for Printers, Druggists and persons wanting - a small
amount or Power: They take up every small space, and
.rail be put op ilLe room as .a household' fixture.
ALSO, Blowing Engines and Machinery for Anthracite
and other Blast Enrintees, of improved construction.-
.Forge]hammers; of _P. L. Weiner's Patentst.Rolling Mill,
Sawing. Planing and Flouring Mill Fixturis; Mining
Pumps, Hoisting Machinery . fcreMines and Stone Quar
ries, Railroad Cars. Iron Bridges, Shafting,,llangers,
Pulleys.Tmning Lathes, Drill Presses, Planing Mnehhies,
Brass Sion Cocks, Valves and BrasS Fixtures. Globe Steam
Valves (gall sites, and Machinery aud.Castit , s of every
deScription. •
ALSO, Boilers of asp size, form add weight, made of
the best material by %veil known mid experienced work-
Men; Sinoke Stacks. Water Tanks; (ins Flues; Beaters,
and Sheet Iron Work of everfdescription. Our Boiler
sheets ore all tested by dividing them into squares of i
inches and latthmering each Square; any imperfection in
thus detected, and the faulty sheet rejected; this is pm
tised in 'eery few shops in this country.]
ALSO, a steak Of Wrought Iron Pipe, for titelim;gas
mid water, witltalLthe neteSsiry fixtures constantly on
hund, and put up at the shortest notice said ou most reit-
Sottahle terms. Iromitrim.MMlOCutiiiesition 3ietal Beat
ings madetoarder, at the , slidrtest noticel7",
. . . .
lii lAlltl \ O aftetaled to with prolupine.,s,and. de-
Frateh. A gong of I).Th.lte - rs Tardy for 'Boi
ler repairs. BLACKSMITH . WORK made ttrorder.
2Wr-Orders respectfully solicited. All content n ications
by mail or otherwise, attended to With despatch, and
work delivered to railroad or client, free of charge..
WM. WI 1M
Lebanon, Feb'y 4, ISSS
ELIJAH LONGACRIL-JOIIN G. G AB EL,..,.JAC08 GABEL
• LEBANON
Door and SashMannitartory.
I,ieutett on the Steant4fouse Rortil,near . Chnittolittind
Street, East Lthanmi.
_ .
- r T. 1.113 undersigned inspeetfully in
form r the public in zeneral, that they
hare added l their areely to former este!,
%M i'...diris its meld. ; mid also " hare all !duns of-the ,
latest and best improved MACMINERI
iu the State in fidtr Operation.unch
WOOD WORTH'S' .FLOORING, 4.c.,
for conducting the general. business for
- ,SirolLs• Sawini... ' 4.a Pl a ning 4.a
-hi, the experience aciiiiired by 13. LO.NoAaRE and J. G.
Gam during their connection with the:.Door, Sash and
Lumber Trade, fpr a 1111117/Jer of years past; affordsruit as
surance Of their ability; in connection With J. Wiwi.; to
select stock suitable to th&mants the Poin , and - Sash
business in this State.
' Thernew Offeetb:deelthnies and 1 7 4iinds' generally,
upon favorable terms, a judiciously assorted stocky of
DOORS, SASH, am„ from the, best Lumber . manufactories
in the State, feeling confident - that their - NsSortment is
not to be excelled by any other_ estattliSluitent in , the
State,in regard to exactness in size, gaunt) , or finish, and
is caltulated to afford thorough' satisfaCtiOn tO all those
who may.favorthe undersigned with -their nustoin.
. _
Oe..fultowing ii t comprhtek tiro leading artictes of
stock On hand:—
Doors, of all sizes; • Saab; of all •sizes;
Door Feames,.for,brick and. Architraves;
femme houses ; Casings; frour'3
Window•Yrames, for brick Surbase;
. and frame houses;.Shifgers, of all elses;
All kinds Of Mouldings; - ' 'Blinds; of all sizes;
0, G. Spring Moulding, of all sizes; Waslebw.c ds,
S: -
LONGACRE, GABEL' BROTITER.
peomptlydone ,for those
furnishing.the Dumber ~[Lebanpu -July 15 '57.
WINEIMI
lb LACK DOESKIN, Taney Casslidere; Satinet; Linen,
1) Marseilles, Corduroy and Cottonade PANTS, an end-
less variety, at REIZENSTEIN & BRO.
FARMERS' .-& MECHANICS'-
A. .11A.T011 c titIYNIER,
lebttlion, Lebanon (b., Pa
Assestovient Notice
-11,1 B INCOMING MIITiIAL !NBC It INCE COMPANY
have laid An 15 01211 , 41tv11t (No. 15) of 3 per rent. on all
Premium Notes in (nett tiossesslon, given for Dislie"""et
whieh were in firer en Cie 13th day of May, 1853„ to be
pant to their receivers. within 3 months from the first
lay or duly, 18;58, and hifVe appointed A nala GRITTINGER,
of the Borough of Delainnit, lieretver of said assessment,
foe Lebanon county, tvlbt will shortly roll on the several
members of said Company for their respective dues.
fly Order of: Piro Company.
ADAM C BITTING Ell, Remitter,
LeltatiOn, July 14, 1888.
Eshite 6f JACOB KINDIG, dec'd.
x-roTicE is hereby given that the Register:of Wills for
IN the County of Lebanon. has granted to the under
signed letters testament:try upon the last will rend testa
ment of ..Ltl'onNola, We of the Township of South
Lebanon. in the County abiresaid. deed. All persons
having claims or demands iigninst the estate of the said
deceased, are hereby regnestelt to Ipnke known the same
without delay, and all 1101, 01 4 Indebted to makeTtly
meld to JURA DUCITER,
JOSEPH KINDIi.L
South Lebanon township, Lebanon co., Pa.
S. Lebanon, :July 7,1868--7 t.
' ORDINANCE'
DE IT II'AETED AND ORDAINED by the Burge
I) owl Town Commit of the Borough of North LOA tom,
and it is hereby enacted end ordained by the'tortliority
or the same—
That that part of Walnut street commencing on the
north side of the Union Canal, at a point where Maple
Street intersects said Walnut street, end extending theme
north through hunisof Wm. Lehman and Absalom !fain,
to where it intersects Mary alley,be and is herebydeclar.
ed a PUMA° STREET, and the Supervisors of said Bor
ougb are hereby auf limited and directed to open the
same to a width of sixty feet, should the owners of the
property through which said street pass neglect or re
fuse to do so OH reasonable notice at or upon the first day
of September, next. en.ming.
FRAN KlilN lI:AUER, Clad Burgess.
Attest—Biogox LIGHT, Sec't'.
North. Lebow:in Bore:, Tuaie 30,1565.
ALL PAVIMENTS in the borough Of Lebanon, not
made according to an ordinance, entitled, "an 01 ,
lithium for the regulation of Pavement, in the borough
of Lebanon," until the second Monday 4/ ingest, next,
where notice had been given, will be made by the Super
intendent of Streets according to said Ordinance. No
Curb' stone less than four feet long,
twenty incheS wide,
three inches thick and well dressed shall he until!).
ISAIV`, 110.EFER, Sala. of Streets.
Lebanon, July'2B; 1858.:-til.
PIIOPOSALS will be received by the undersigned at
his Oinee - ,`,Zaturday, Me 7th eloy of A dgost,
next, at G o'clock, t. M., for BUTLDING A BRIDGE
tor a side walk across the quittapahiLla Creek on the - west
side of Walnut street, in the Boraugh of Lebanon.
ALso, tbr lIITILDING A CULVERT from the Rail
rot.d to sahrereek, on the seine side of said street.
Spetilleations can 'be seen' at the othee of the 'under
signed. ISAAC NCIFFER, Sulit. of - Streets.
Lebanon, July 23, /358.44 L
The Lebanon County Agricultural Society.
AiIDIETING of the Compattee of; rnifig'emente of
/1 . the Lebanon County avrieulturid Seeley ; will
take place. en SATURDAY, 1858, 'nt P.
M., at the Widow Rise's Rotel. Business of impertitiee
to the Society is is be tretistieted. PLiadiudridtendance
is desired.
LAUB: 111C1173.111-2:, Cor. Secty
Leba 28.1658.-11. [1,e1.4 A:kerscopy
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEW] LitY
WATC S AND •SE g tit Y
ANOTIfER NEW LOT OF " •
WATCHES' AND'JEWELRY
JUST RECEIVED BY
W . , ACKER,
/ - .,Cumoerlana street, next door to Dr
Linectrean"' •
Gook*
ii.
00 Reward Et 4 ook*ii.
TAMES H. KELtEY,ll 7 ateh.-- ,
t./ Malerr d.• Jeweler, has just,; ";\
opened at the Emms BtaLraseS,
the town of Lebanon, a beautiful assortmentof Gold Rail
road Time-keepers in hunting eases eight-day Watches,
gold Duplex, gold. Anchors, gold cylinder Watches,
Silver railroad hunting.Watehas, duplex, anchors, cylin
der, English patent Lever. English, Swiss Qoartiers, and
Boys' Watches. Large :Music 80xe5,..4, q, and S tunes;
gel - ? Fob, Yest and Neck Chains; gold Arbilets,Bioodbea:
gold Thimbles, Ear-rings, Breast pins, Necklaces, shirt-
Studs, Spectacles. Medallions, Miniature Cases, gold pen
and pencil cases, gold Key Seals, sc. Silver Tea and Ta
ble Spoons, Soup Ladles. fob and neck Chains, Spectacles,
Portmonsies. fine pocket anti pen Knives, Violins,' Violin
celos, Bass Violins. Accordeons Polkas, Brass Instru
ments, 'Drums, Fifes, Flutes, Clarinets, Guitars, Banjos,
Tan,borines, Ladies' Cabias, Colt's Linea, Sharp's Rifles,
Volcanic Ride. shoots 25 shot in a minute; Colt's Allen's
Volcanic and Damascus Pistols. eight day and thirty-16dr
Clocks, sc., the whole comprising the most extensive as
sortment ever offered in Lebanon county, and will be said
at the lowest cash prices.
Watches di Meets earrfellyfrepaired and Warranted.
=I
***Airs. Kelly bas comet - I'li Millenery Store in
the same room wall 3.h". - Jewelry store, Eagle
Enna inv.
Lebanon, ,A 'lira' 14, MS.
Or. ROSS , DRUG STORE
. STTlpit, ,
Oppopite the Court House, Lebanon, Pa.
re...ipeetfully announces that be has for
JL7 sate a large and varied assortment of Drugs,Medi
cines, Dyestuffs, Pm rn
feery, Trusses, patent Meeines,
end Faiice doods, which are offered at the lowest prices.
An experience in fhe Drug Business of over 20 years: and
strict attention to Cie wants of 'MG public; enable him
to do things in t he first style of the science.
DR. ROSS' WORM LOZENGES,
Are the iciest Curtain caroler Worms
cite. They are Sweet, and no child
ill refuse to take -them: • Persons
paid ask for "Dr. ]loss' Worm Lozen
..s," and refuse all others. 'Many per
nisi not having this Lozenge. will try
get you to take - some .. other kind; do
d lot them deceive plu--.Ven e . aif
al
tys get them at.Dr;Ross , !Drug store,
ditinou, and you. can have them sent
'yon; free Of expense by
aclose the price in a letter. If less
nor n dollars worthis wanted, enclose
and you will receive thCM by return
Dr. Ross will send them to any part
unites, on receipt of the money. Send on
then, and get them. Price 25 cents.
DR. ROSS' BLOOD PILLS.
These Pills operate without iziring the least pain omen
easiness, and caa be taken with positive' advantage in
all cases in which a purgative would be: nestled-; IA the
commencement of Fevers Costiyeness, Liver Complaint,
some farms of Dyspepila, Fevers,
Duptireillood, and
all diseases arising from impurity Or blood. They will
be found superior tee any other pill in use. Price 25
-cts. per box. Will be sent by mail ou receipt of the mo
ney. -Sold only by-. Dr. Ross Lebanon. • „
DR. „DOSS' TONIC MIXTURE.
A superior medicine for the cure of Sick Headache,
Nervous; Ii adnehe. Dyspepsia. Loss ofrAnpetite; Ner
vous Weekness. and all other diseases requring a tonic.
TRUSSES AND WUPPORTERS.
Dr. Ross keeps constantly for sale, a large assortment
of !Misses, of all sizes, and various in pr ice r which will
be sold very low. An experience of more than 20 years,
give the afflicted advantages not to Sre had atevery„Drog
store. A personal attention to thelittidg given. If you
need a truss call at Dr. Ross' Drug Store, Lebanon,
DR. ItOSS' INFANT DROPS. ,
For Colic, Spain's, Restlessness, 4., of Intim ts. It
calms nervous iiiitatiott, , goothes pain; aninnibiees to
sloop, without leaving the cloth drowsy state Jbat fel
lows the use of - other Infant drops._ Special attention is
asked to this remarkable action!. 'Ask for Dr. Ross'
In
fant Drops.
DR. ROSS' HAIR TONIC.
Is 'your hair.liiiiittx WI? are you troubled With dand
ruff, or itching of the hood? 1)r. Rose_ I.la# Tonic with
cure these troubles. Pike •?5 ets.
133MDMI1
DR. ROSS' CURE FOR FEVER & AGUE.
Fever and Agne C.ltred *24 boars-. I ntliridaak IVIIO
linen suffered for weeks and months, have liecifin a sin
gle day reticeed, as if by magic, from the, excruciating
chill and barbing fever. Sold only at Dr. Ross' Store.
DR. ItOSS' EVE WATER,
For the cure of Sore, Weak, or Inflamed
'Eyck. Prilie etc.
.IAL WORM OIL. •
A positiVe cure for Worms.
DR. ROSS' LINIMENT.
The best Liniment in use for -lineman
gsm, Spr a i n s, swellings, Utilises. Tooth
ache, Sore. Throat, and all - painfid and
Neuralgic affeetioue of thebody, is Dr.
. I loi•s!Lialtnent.
DU. ROSB' TOOTII WASIL, .
For dho • cure a spongy and. bleeding
gums., vy , for cleausuig nudzpreserv
ling the teeth and gtims, and iniParfing a delightful fen
%tante to the Ameath; - use De. miss , Tooth Wash. • '
DR. IiERAVS TEXT,, SARSAFARILL+..:
For the Cure of Ithelimatisin,'Tetter, Scrofula, Pains
ht.the Donee, Old Sams, Pimples on . the Saco; `Eruptions
of all kinds, and all discuses arising from impure MOW,*
or "the luiprtident: Use of Nereary.., Sell only at Di .
Ross' Drug store:: ; . . ;,. ,; ,7„
• COUGII CURED FOR 25 CENTS' • '
Dn. Pnrs.ick''R' Conon Sritur , prepared and' sad' only
by Dr. Ross, opposite, the Court " house, 04°I.tain auto
for coughs,„Cohl,-.Whooping. Cough, &o. Look, welt .to
the marks of tha'gentrine. See that Dr. IlaSs'reilateis
EDILEI'SY OR FITS CAN DE ,CURED!
Evidence stronger than certificates!- Utica's VEGETA
LLB • GlMPOlM4S . perfOrlllitig:MOre wonderful edyea tithe
any, other Ale,dicitte
„known It is perfectly safe to take.
Try' it. If yell arenberiatisfied after using otio'Bottle,
the. money will, be refunded; if not. able to Pays ens
bottle will lie given - gratis to try it. .Price. Five Dollars
por Mottle, or.theei , Dottlils for ten dollars.; ,Fold only at
pr. Ross',Prug Store. ' Lebanon, Junc,l.9,,labli.
1I KS, SlLT { S.—Henry -.ft Stine Intl& titist ape nal a
)0 inreaolsortnittat .they
410' seiltug at great parsnips., Cali aria sae them soon.
WALTZ
& RDEL. nro agents for EVANS & CBWAT
SON'S IRON FIEF-PROOF SAFES.
LEG Al.' NOTICES
Notice.
No 4 ice.
"Notice.
Notice.
CLOCKS
ThArty Day,
11)ay l .
Thirty ;lour,
- CLOCKS,
Just. Received at
J. J. BLAIR'S Jewelry Store,
Lebanon, Pa
Public Sale.
IWILL sell at public sale, on SATURDAY, SEPTUMURDA,
1555, at the public house of Daniel Brun, in Lehamin.
the well known 01.1 W-LOTS, formerly owned by Judge
Fhindel, Clnitainiii;:,.B AcRES. more or less. all M. goed
fences and maler 00:1 Ural Minn . The soil is to good
ne any in ihe County. The improvements are a .;
never-filling well of genii limestone WATER with 4.,Vi
i'mhp, nm4l a. stone SPItIiNG. (!OUST;: ale. toAx.,
commence ?Sy o'clock, P. M.. when conditions-will be
'elide known by JOSIAH I. CI.F.TIFL.
Lebanon. July 28,1858.—t5. F, Enibich, And..
Hotel for Sale.
Il ANIEL B. BOWMAN offers at Private, Stile, until
jJ Tuesday. September 14, 1858,his well known IEOPd
*WI ITE SWAN," situated-at the corner of Flank Road
and Cumberland street. This is one of the finest prop
erties of its kind, and occupies one of the finest as well
as lAegest corner lots in the town. It is needless to rec
ommend this property as doing tin excellent
business, exit is known Over the. whole'
county as an "old stand." The house is mesa
extremely large and commodious and the
•'
stables and outbuildings are entirely new.
If the above la not sold in the specified •
trine, it will be disposed of by PUBLIC SALE, on Toes
(Joy, September 14, 1853, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Terms will
be mode unusually easy in both macs of private or pub
lic sale, and a good title given.
DANIEL B. BOWMAN.
Lebanon, July 28, 1858.—t0.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c,
CALL - SEE THE NEW aTOCk
-Or-
Dry-Goods, Grocery & Crockery,
IMBEEMEI
AfRO7ERS 9 STORE' :"
lEONARD ZIMMERISIAN informs his friends amt th
j public that he has just recuirad a new stock of
Goods for. the Spring Trade,.
which will be found as cheap as any Sock ef.theffaud in
this town, consisting of all 601 ICAO DS as are usually
kept in a firSaTass store.•, ,
Particular attention is 4-iyt , A . to Staple Goods for the
bonntry trade, not neglecting - tlie Macy articles for LA
DIES' WEAR—such as Laces, Lawns, Edgings, Under
sleeves, nandkerchiefs, ke.
GENTLEMEN are Milted 'to examine his CLOTHS,
Casshueres, Casinets, Tweeds., Fancy and other Yestings,
Vels;cts, Cords, ke.
In the GROCERY department may he foand a • •
splendid assortmentof every need in the Family:
Coffee, Sugar. Spices, Teas, Mackerel, &c. in
CROCKERY he stock is Well . selected.
LEONARD ZIM3LERMA N.
4E&'• The highest market price will be rod fur COUN
TRY PRODUCE. ' • fLebaneni May '5,1858.
LECtIOMI'TON DIEFEA'
DT' 11 .. A
S's LARGE ASSORTMENT OF.
SPRING.AND.SUMAIERGOODS,
JUST RECEIVED and mow opened at the cheap , is. - •,7,7;5,
Dry,GoodS Store Of HENRY & STINE, a splen
did stock of DRY GOODS, QUEENSWAR.I.I and ,
GROCERIES; also READY-44L CLOTlll.:NO,‘kidUSahi:
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Bonnets, Hats, &C.,
which they are selling at very lowliriees:- They bought
their goods at each prices, and are, therefore; nnabled to
give great bargains. Ladies and Oentienien, give them
early call. 'We are - assured they can suit you in
goods and, prices.
ROTt 'LADIES' WEAR.
- -
linxtrf St/NE have just opened 'tarp and splendid
stock or Fancy Dress Goods,such as. Silks, Plaio, S riped,
and Figured, for Dresses, 'Black and Colored, very cheap,
Chalk Challi Robes, L•vivre Id:am Robes; Lavelle, Poil
de Cberries,Cludli lierwes,,Ak BeregesAnglatms,Fron eh
Lastres, French de Lames, Dobeges, 'Mohair lustre,
Remember at the cheap store of .IlExtEr Svnvn.
FORGENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
FOR, GENTLEMEN'S
IFENRY & STINE have just openegl a large and splendid
assiwtment of Spring and Summer Cloths, Cashmeretts,
Tweeds, Cassamers, Italian Cloths, Lustres and Linen or
Coats; Cloths, Cassathers, Tweeds, Linens, Plaids, Curtin
rkes, Drilling. Jeanay,,te" foe Pantaloons ;-Satins, Silks,
,qzultmere, Mgt, Itallau,ploths,3larseilles, &c., for Test
ing. Also, Steeks,llaielkerehiefs, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Stockings, Le., very cheap, at
Lelmnon,May '63. • ITENItY & STINKS.
HERE- WE ARE AGAIN
ALL RIGHT. SIDE UP WITH CARE!
li A te SA co S „n i lt e T rea tt ing t a e n td i n7
Tr a tant i a ii c t Lit:m o pt i nLi n ov b e e. r
tween the North and South, Instigating Warming fights
in Congress, and fearful flare-npa in State Leg statues.
State Conventions liffre abdediblW , City and town - Mass
meetings - Ave 'ilabit'the ivhele country
has been in a general uproar.
•. LEBANON
. lion - ever, amidst all this univerted political tumult,
line the honor of having still preserved her dignity of
quiet and peace, nothing could snceeed iu disturbing her
gentle repose, until the other morning, when a LARGE
FLAB with n *manning 115 E HIVE on the one side,
and the announcement of "Cheap Auction Goods,7 on
the other, suspended from the corner building
OPPOSITE THE COURT MISS, •
Seemed to indicate that ell wits not right; attention
was attracted and curiosity mouse; various opinions
with. regard to its, oldeet were entertained and soon a
general stir all over town was found to exist. Men, wo
men and children involved with 'tussled astonishment,
were hnrraing out, and crying, “What in the world is
the metier?" "What's life -•Truth,liewever.soon flash
ed upon the minds of all Bee-holders, when the novelty
of tumbling, rolling stud unpacking of Boxes. Ilnrrels
and phlox, amidst a Crowd of spectators nlrenity collected
around the doors and walks, all anxiously persevering
for but a glimpse at what has sitter SO effectually aston
ished 'thalltitteet. „ . .
NEW SPRING - Goobs AT TILE lIEE lIIVE,
Was suddenly harping upon a thousand tongues, and
spread with the Tepidity of a pniirie tire all over the Ina
rough. PubliC affairs of Kenna with every other item
of the day fell into insignificance, in consideration of the
individual interests lucre at stake.
Ascetic of excitement has ever since continued to pre.
sail within doors; byerowds'of persons from every quer.
ter, collecting along , the counters, who never fail to be
come enthusiastic upon finding catch
GREAT BAROAINS IN
New styles of Stripes uud Silks, . .
The best make of plain Week Silks , „ .
Pine lionalstsinee and ImStres, • •
Elegant all-Wool DC Imines and Cashmeres, -• ,
Beautiful spring style Ducols, and Shepherd's Plaid,
Ilan tisome Chant •De.Litineentid Alpaca Dettnize,
Splendid Collars, Sleeves Veils, Gloves, llosiory and
'White Goods in abundance.
All qualities of Cheap • Prints; Gingham, Checks and
Mastitis,
UldUll, French, and Doeskin
PhISII, Satin and Grenadine Vestings.
ALSQ,
An assortment of English- Ingrain. WWI Fel,ling,List
tug. Rug did Ileum Ciirpste 'Mr PaYleis,Cfitunitera, Halls
and Stairs, varying in 'trims tram AO cents to :31 per yd.
OMR:SKIES AND QUSENSIVAItE,
• Oil r.'l6lhx and Window Shades in all their varieties.
Having the experience.of a long term ef years in the
tandems which with it careful exercise of Judgmott and
taste, with the advantage of cash in. purchasing, and a
determination of selling CIIEAP, enables us—alonstwith
the late system of sidling fur CASH or PRODUCE—to
favor you With bargains, beyond any heretofore offered,
as well no unsurpassed by any of our competitors.
* * a Please call and see us, at the
DEII-11TVWsronm, •
Opposite he Conti llOuse Lebatten, Pa.
GEOltdE & SIIELIENDERGEII.
•
'• Lebanon,' March 31, 1858.
G r B . A.T, ATTRA.CT/HNS
THRHHEAPEST GOODS! ' .•
• •THR.W.GEST.ASSORTMENT !
THE HANDSOMEST STYLESI
• 'ZEST 'OPENED AT TUE
VENIRE tHILD/NDS .
ItAngit & BRO.'S
CALL WITHOUT DELAY
• • • TO HAVE THE FIRST • .•
CHOICE.
. READY MADE CLOTHING .
THAT CAN'T BE BEAT.
•
. , G BEAT • HAEHAINS
IVIIO IVOIILO Ittol` 11.0.T010E
TO REAR THE iiiWJELL
THAT' TirE '6IIEAPEST ,
THE ikANDS94.IES.7...SYX/46.,,
AR ALWAYS SOLD" "' •
• AT THE 114 LL
SWARTZ ••Svz - BROi .
•: • •.,, HAVE JUST OWNED
' , TIIE . BEOONH AtitWAL •
• • •
OF SUMMER 0091)&1.
SOLO ASTO . I4ISHiNtiItY :LOW,' •
-It . • ~
• 4 - 111iii t ig ofFal •VOSts --
•:. 4 k-VASIIIONABLE ANIS tkIABONABLE STOOK OF
ICE AO'ES;
DUCOLTZ,
•
LAI
•.' 1 ' • . . ALPACCAB, ••
Which in point of varieLies Of Styles Ara wialities,. in
connexion with fulsanta^ii tevhich they hate been
purchitied; can be eturßaulatili 00041 ho,town. .The sea
son, and our heavy stock prompt us to hohl forth those
Inducements. t'leaao give En a tall.
• • •I•GEO c g azaaeLLENBEROSR.
ICI; 0 C - KiSiCLOCKS,
writ JVST .'ititcleffkiezki"'"` .
J. W; 21#1"
*5*0111,;45 sl.* vind.)3o:llkr.
Oct:ta '56: • j:a v•
ip,rOull JAW Lamm eadALL-WQOX4P4L4:II*47-
01. Henry & Stine have just ozieneti &largo ntear of
limey and plain colored De Leine'', wkich they are
ins very cheap.
•
Plailadelphia Umbrella and
rArarsoll Store.
subeeribor keepaeonstantly Oh hood a large and
1 . genera) aagortment of timanzti.A.s. lanasolts, !sod
SUN made in Elie very latest style and of tlotb6st
matertl.l. :The citizens of Lebanon awl V.ielnity,am nes
per.tfully invited to call and satisfy themdselves.
LOh Iln freFs
heir
thankful for the patronage extened
totals, and solicits n. continuance of thnsinue. sto
to
ck
oneptt,thttheat, and handsomest ever offered
thd public eti our city, and at prices so low that mast
give ,mtisfaetion.
Also the Patent Paragon and other Sun Umbrellas
so much used and highly appreciated for a few sensuous
past.. J. W..CLAILK.
iff2r. remember ilie nurither. No. 16•26; Market street;
between 10111 &
17fil St s . lqiila. May 19, '58.-om.
MAj, n 7P.Alt g e m a,,l. --, en l ro n Pit h ea
las, which they are selling
vary chcnp.
Colt's New Model Pistols,
Fr AIN AI' REIZENSTEIN k RIIO.
. ,CDLTS' WARNER'S ,t ALLEN'S REVOLY.
RRS--Seifeorking 'Pistols of all hinds. fine Pocket Cut
lery,jetat received - , and will be chppr than ever
11110., at
REIZENSTEIN &
DOUBLE TONE FL UTIN ES and ACCOR.
deona, Flageolebt, Piles. Flutes, Banjos, Tomberinoes, Vi
olins, Guitar and VielhiStrfifganthiletmer Wire, &C.. &C.,
for sale low at ItEIRRNETEIN & 16110.
POCKET. 800 KS.:- --A" large variety or Pbrt
inonni Pocket Boas, Wallets k Purses, are sold dump
er than o,
the cheapest at ILEIRRNSTEIN & BRO.
WATCHES & .JEWELRY h—A flao assort
ment of Watches & Jewelry, just received mid for sale at
Lebanon, July 7,'58• REIZENSTION & BRO.
Notice . 10 Debtors.
NOTICE in hereby given to all *those indelytetl on the
books of .31:003. Wemcen, decd., that if their ac
counts nre not settled before the Ist(lay of September
next, unlbi will be iustitntal. A. S. ELY, Ex'r.
Lebanon, July 10,1855.
Teachers Wanted.
911 IE SCHOOL DIRECTORS°, LEBANON BOROUGII
I desire to employ % Teacher for No:1 School of skid
borough, said Teacher to r t e a'graanate of sZinie Chittise,
en ai to be able Oleo' eh the higher branches of educ*-
than. alga, gavel, otherViikebers to Mite charge of Um
schools of said borough. Persons desiriag to apply will
please communicate without delay with 11r.Eu?,.5 . XtinSI4
Secretary of the Board. By Ordcr. • -' • •
Ira. Examination, on Tbnriday, ,Angin4 5, in the
Academy.
Lebanon, July 14,1855. • -SEN. Rif-DERB;Tretet.
Country Merchants
EIOEIIIOIIAI% that Waltz and Itiedel can supply you
with Window Shades, plain or figured, at city
prices.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
Welts t Ileedel Nivea largo stock of sliest music, which
they will Ilisposo or very reasonably... ,
.41filir - A liberal dedue,tiou amide teachers.
. Labaunon, July 28 , 1858..
N STYLES OF • .
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
• SWARTZ & BRO.,
' , MASH CALL AND EXAMINE;
TUST RECF:IVED a superior PORT WINE; very dol
t leate; aleo Seuren ALP., LONDON POUTED, CITIWIIA
BRANDT, and CINCINNATI CIIAMPACINE, at
REIGART'S Wine and Liquor Store.
7)OYS" CLOTIIINV. Frock; Sack . Conts,..7ackets,
-.)'Punts k 'Costs for Yoatha end Boys. can be bonght
cheep at RBI ZGICBTBIN.4. BRO.
NEW , SPRING GOO
NOW UNPAUKIzO.AT
SW ARTZ & 8R0.,: •
Which they arc selling at the dual** Omsk Prkeil
MEDICINAL:
•
A BEAUTIFUL - • '•.
Read of Rich Glossy flair
("1031 PLETELY PRESERVFIDgeineGILEATMT AGE.
kj And who that is gray , ,would not have it rttdoredto
former color; or bald. nut would have the growth Mitor-
Orl,"tr trcubled with dandruff and Itching, but would
have it rentored. or troubled with scrofula. Ewald bead,
or other eruptions. lint would be cured, or with sick head
ache (ncurnlgin) lei would be cured. It will 111 ' 56 remove
all pimples from the thee and skin.. Prof-Wocid'a flair
Restorative will do all this, see circular. and the following:
AcN Annoa, - November a, 18513.
Prof. 0.. T. Coon—Dear Str : I have heard much said
of thu wonderful effects of your flair Restorative, but
hnving Leen ',oaten ehented byqunekery aor quack noo
trums, hair dyes, Sc_ I's disposesktoplatamur Rest°.
retire in She mine !•,ategory with the thousand apd one
loudly trumpeted quack remedies, unfit I Met you In
Istwrence county some months since, when you gave me
such nssurance as induced the trial of your Restorative
in my family—first by my good wife, whose hair had he
come very thin and entirely white_ and before exhaust
ing one of your large bottles, her hair was restored near
ly to its original beautiful brown color, nud had thicken
ed 1111 d heroine beautiful and glossy upon, end entirely
Over the heed: shot:continues to use It, not simply because
of Its beentin Mg effects upon the hair, but because of
its healthful Influence upon the heati j sudinintL..others
of my frioucle,ure usingyotr Raterative,With
the happkst 811eets; therefore my skepticism and doubts
in reference to its character and value are entirely to.
removed ; and 1 our and do most cordially and coonden
tinily recommend its use by all who would have-their
hair restored from white or gray (by reason of sickness
or age) to original color and beauty and by all young
persons who would have their hair Ustut" fat and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
S9I.OMON MANN.
FRIEND WOOD: it WAS tt doo liI4W after I nor ...Too at
Dlissfield before I.got the hectic of nes:or:lo,e for which
can gave me un order plum your agent in Detroit, and
when I got it we concluded to try it on Mra. blames '
Lair, as the surest test of its power. It has 'tumult that
you aKa ure d MO it would do; and others of my family and
haviug Witnessed its ett,vie e are tam ushig and i
rucoulmfildi' , l; ftabse to others as gthled t6't he highest
considerattion yott.elaint fur it. •
.
Aga very respectfully nud truly, yours,
SIJLOAI-I.N >TANN
• CARLYLE ILL, June '2B, 1.552.
l'iaive used Prof.ll. J. wo.Krg I lair Restonitive, and
hive admired Its wattderful effects. Alyhair was becom
ing, as I thought. Trdriteurely grip, lint by the use of
his Restorative it has restinasi its original tutor, and. I
have 310 doubt, permanently en.
S. 111: RUE, es-Senator, U. :S.
• •
0.3. WOOD it C 0.,. Proprietors, 412 llnsadway, N. V.,
((in the great N. 17, Wire Railing Estaltßhin-tut) 114
Market street. SI. Louis, 31e. 447-Sold In I:ublinott by
GUILFORD& LKXI t,.EII,LLIFO by Dr. Rossond by all gout
DrU=il , l4 t:VOryWhere. Linue2,'sB-3m.
0::7 - E PILO. VA t
D. S. R.A 13,-E • R.' ' S
Wholettale and Retail Drug Store,
hilt be. Removed to hig -- ',.;lr Building. on Cumber
.land Stithit,oripflite xrpe
LelvAlon, Pa. ' •
/pHs subscriber rotiee(fully onoofotoi; to fill 8411,
tamale and the toddic In general, that. he has cue&
stantlytialiand a:large stack of
. D R PERP.IIMERt,
.NE S PAINTS,. •• •
•
all Bit 'Oki. , DIE-STUFFS.
'VARNISHES; - • TURPENTINE,
GLASSAVARE t g . BRUSHES, •
HAIR=CILS, .• . EXTRACTS,
Burning fluid, Surgical Instruments ' Toilet Sietps, So
mme,' Tolie.C'Cd, &C. Also a variety of Fancy Artieiee,too
numerous to mention, whieli hq . offers at low rates, and
warrants the qtitnlititis of the articles as repreevuted.—
Purchasers will please remember. this,, and examine the
qualities and prices of his mdods before purchasing else
-where. Physichigis , peweriptions and fantity reel
peiCarefully compounded, at all hours of the day or
night, by calling at the Drug Store, opposite the Eagle
Buildings.
On Similaye.the Store will be opened Air: the com
pounding. or prescriptions between the, hours of 7 awl
10 ecioz.k, A. D., 12 and 1, and 4 and 5 E. AL
Lebanon, Dec. 9, 1857. . S. RARER.
• .._ • ___. • _
nib ICJ" IGIENN I . • •
C NERO
PERFV - 1 1 ERItfi -
TOILET &FANuYAR'FICLES
.
GUILFORD & LEMBERGg
' MARKET STREET,
Opposite thtliratket House.
• ....
'... AtL ARTICLES BOUGIIT,of : us W4Ol
- PURR and. PRIVIN,:Iid sold to
SUIT THE TIMES!: - . • •••• : . •
AIL THIS POPICIUM,
: ! •
- -
'PATENT MEDICINES;" •••• ... ,•
..,
. . • 'At
.Guilford *Zeniberves.
HORSE 4 CiirrWhISINgINEs;
... . At Guifrord t :4. :faltiberger's.
'itußNiir - a Fr . :alb& kiNt pit, •
~.. •,-- .... At Gail/ord.+ Lembergor.*
'TO/4000, .SEOARE;ENUFF, :i .;
" ' ' . "-- At citilb;f.4., Umberiiii'S.
FRESH . GARDEN-SEEDS
. ,
...'..', At Guiord*:Lembeid ei 'i..
, SPICES, SODA, SAPONIFIER',, '.;d3 At Giiilfcr d It A ers beria!!kWilhAil j iie . artiefes tullys4
is ittioA r lific tod
•• , • FirSUClabig...-brl ttCSllolo.e . ..: •
.. .T. R.O S S-E . §j.
of every var. - icy, and s.sllM:the loweslmatt9t:
:prices. Warianted to n't..irLi.. n appledl - ,. ., • . 7 . 7 . 7m1 , 1
• ;14.. priysteux , s PRE-7-SeltiPPlOEVilii:E4*
IMBIBES, accurately compounded by,..
...,.. -.„•
•
J. LL. LRX. 73 RR GR ii...;..7:.::,,
tax/LT/EFATE of PHA i.taideyovho hailiairtoiLi--.
.ougbt years in Philadelphia and. Wetieuni a d, , Vs o , 3,.,.. : : .
SuCOUI 4 TII. 7 4.kAAOCIi.4I4I)BIfigt: - :27 •
pplied witu Bu m Plaid, Pine 011oitesonee of Oofilak
Matches, Blacking, Saponifier, or Concentrated /qa, Sii .
senoes,- Medicines; Beiftur_ien.,_ Sc, at the -mast liberal
•Whohisale - rattivby e -v '.4 ±P , T: -; •-' -1%-iiili - if,
. -''' • - TOPERD & ICEMBERGER,DatroinerEy.
Lebanon, Jan. 13,1858:
Markit Street.
ELI
TRA _
Leb. Val. Branch Railroa
pitka-
, Throu 4711 Lin — o Baltimore !
ON4'''efter 2110`iDAY.M.ar:0,1814, s PAS:iiENG rat
CAR uill be attached to the Freight Train tearing
!, Bawling, at 7 a. in.. and -naming Lebanon at 9.20 a_ in..
arriving at liarristarg at-12, noon, in time to connex , t
with the Nerthirit Oland Pi:wager Train going South,
; for York, Baltimore and Washington.
timirs—ltenling to llnrrisbn rg, $1,30: to Baltimore, SO.
Lebanon to Harrisburg. $0,00; to Baltimore: $3.10.
1 June 9, 1859. G. A. NICOLL.% G Suptt.
Philp. & Reading Railroad.
Summer Arrangement, July 5, 1958..
D°l/7•PASSP.:NGER TRAINS leave Pottsville daily,
(except Siin4ys) at 8.15 a. m.. and 3.30 p. 1114 met
ing Reading:it 0-51 a. in, and 5.08 p. in- and arriving in
Philadelphia at 12.25 noon. and 7.40 p.
m.
UP PASSENGER TRAINS Intro Philalelphia
datlf i
(except Sundays) at 7 304. m. and 3.. o.p. nt., patedisg
Reading at 10,05 a. in.. and 0.{17 p. m., and arriving at
Pottsville at 11.55 noon. and 7.55 p. m.
Doth Up and Down Passenger Trains connect at Port
Clinton, with-trains to and from Tamaqua, Catawissa,
Williamsport and "Intim.
Morning fassenger Trains only, connect at Port Clin
ton for Wilkesbarm, Scranton, and Pittston.
LEBANON. VALLEY BRANCH.
PIISWIIger Train leaves Reading at 10.05 a. in., (after
arrival of Down and Up Morning Passenger Trains front
Pottsville and Philadelphia) and arrives at lbtrrisburg
at 12.35 noon, in time to connect with Passenger Trains
on the Northern Central, Pennsylvania.nnd Cumberland
Valley Railroads, for Sunbury, Williamsport, Rimini..
Pittsburg, Lanca ster. Baltimore and Chambersburg.
Returning, leaves Harrisburg at' .25 p. ra., after arri
val of Traius from above points: arriving at Readins." at
4.55, p. m., and connecting with Up and Down Trains for
Pottsville mad Philadelphia, the same evening. No trains
on Sundays.
PARES—Between Pottsville and Philadelphia, V 75
and 5-2 25; Reading and Philadelphia, $1 75 and $1 45;
Harrisburg and Philadelphia, 53 2.5 and $2 70 ; Lebanon
and Philadelphia, $2 (10 anti $2 10; Reuling and Harris
burg, $1 GO and.sl 30 Reading and Pottsville, $1 05 and
0 .$5; Reading and Lebanon, 85 and 70 cents; Pottsville
and Harrisburg,s2,6send,V 15; Pottsville and Lebanon,
$135 and $1 Mttipzilsh No. 1. Ticket.' : Pottsville to
Baltimore, $5 00;, eat ttg anti Baltimore, $100; Read
ing and Lancaster, 52 25. SO INs. Gf Baggage allowed
each missenger.
The second class cars run with all the above
Passenger Trains. 31cirning Train down, and Afternoon
Train up only run on.Sandays.
Through First Maas VIAL - eta" at reduced rates to Niag
ara. Fatls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and all the principal
points in the West., North West„and the Canadas ; and
Eruipant Tickets at lower ' , areal° all the above places,
can be had on application to the: Station Agent.
tila"" All Tickets will to purchased before the Trains
start. Higher Par.'s charged, if paid in the cars.
G. A. NICOLI.I,
Engineer and Superintendent.
July 21•185 S.
CU Stage Line
Between gnmmelstown and Ididdlatown
ON and after the 15th Inst., the sub.:
scribers will run a Daily' Stage Line
between Ifunnuelstown and Middletown,
connecting with the cars on the Lebanon Valley Railroad
on the arrival and departure of the same at 'Ratan:leis
town. • They also' keep a LIVERY STABLE at Middle
town for the nraeramodation of the public. Good horses
and all kinds...of corfecrancw.
1=
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
ryinE'landersivied respectfully informs the public that
L. -110 - IMS qpe.ned a NEW LIVERY .STABLE, at Mrs.
. • ~... RISE'S Hotel, 31arket street, Leh
anon, where he will keep for the
,
public aecommodati ~,, it good:dock e
... of HORSES and VC:LUCIA:S. Ile
will-keep gentle and good driving rawtc awl handsome
and safe Vehicles. Also. careful ,llriters furnished when
desired. Also OSIS,IIIUS.for Parties, &e. ~•
Lehnunn,,Arail X 1,1858. • • .• JAMES MARMI—
New Liveiry Stable.
• TEE undersigned lifts
„ otablished a new Lir it:
:WY STABLE. hi the -
- ee note' Stablrs, !Am:lOn. Ire hair gOcs - and
Pnfe !Loreto , . Carrkiges, As maybe desired, and careful
Drivers, which he will bite ou fair terms. lie hopes by
being attentive to business to reetive a liberal share of
public patixinage. Apply at the Eagle lintel, or at the
Stables. • JOSIAII D. DIDIUkIe.
Lehman, Ang. 19, 1857. ..• ' _
STOVES TINWARE, dic :
=EA=
, .. . _ .. . .
•
• "Horne Aga in : 11
4 THE . undersigned wonld respectfully inform
tW .Pnblic that they have returned home agauj
with their TIN -WARE & SHEET IRON .I%TAII.
LISII3IENT to the well-known place in Camber
land sired, opposite The .azgle Buildings; Lebanon, Pit;
where they shall be plmsed to accommodate all cnstom
ers, at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms. .
The SHOP will be intim' in the Ritseiment elf Adam
Rise's Kite BenTilingiunl the IVARE-ROOM on the Sret
floor of the same Building, next door to Raber's Dry
OtiletiaStrirti . .. ; The Shop is a magnificent nne---it being
the lianplomest in the atihty, and well 'fur
Such a purpose.
They would return their sincere thatids for the
liberal patronage afforded them. and particularly this
lest season. %M_ Hoping that their untiring efforts to
please, and their return .11031 En to the old sin nri so long
ocenpied by Jew( RUM, will insure for them a still morp
liberal patronage, they would invite all to give them, a
call before purchasing elsewhere..
Lebanon, Dec.3oi RISE & DAUGHERTY: '
Tin .and Sheet IroetAiVire
• -
MANUFACTORY,
Vert doer to the Lebanon ikruk, in Lebanon.
TAMES N. ROGERS takes this method of informing
e., his friends and the public iu'geueral that lie contin
ues to carry on business at the shove stand. where he of
fers fur tette the largest and best assortment of TIN
WARE, made of the 'very best, material and .by mimpe
tent workmen. TIN ROOFING, SPOUTING, and JOB
BING of all kinds proinpflxAttended to.
As he is a practic a l i'torktitab, Isla attends to all nis
busianss personally, his cu tomers can depend upon bay-
In; their work olone right.
• Call and eve mind Judge for yours. lees before purchas.
ing elaewheic. Thankful for pmt favors, he boors 6a
stricttittention to business, and punctuality,•to still re
..
m.ite a'share of public patronage.
We the undersigned Citizens of the borough of Leba
non. telianon county, do hereby CertifY, that., *e. - are'per
sonidly acquainted with :lames N. limtera, anehadiaein
ployed him to - do Tin Roofing and other. Tin and Sheet
Iron Work fur us all of which he bits done
,lu a good,
substantial and, workrhanlike manner. We therefore
take great pleasure lu neemit Mending him, with fill con
fidence in his ['WIRY a. n'practical and , cotapetent itork
luau, to thooßdilici at Jorge. •
Sitnniel Behm. 3L JUN. LOWIIIM Tr.; .
W. M. Guilford , % t. D—Josiali Ji.tha•
teblinot,'ijune -9,11t55.
4 hiEs 'VP - ,,stii . twEL
•
_ vjils c iimpd t 4 Tater-71*o?
C 0111,04111-10 .ROOFINGi
B A4I I / 8 11111Lii; ''PA - ••
lat.lb,a7l;EPIJY k'nforispietiit m ens. of,rf r
ris Rearing, La s neastw . ,- 17t;lia!nen; and
their vicinities, that we are
: prepared to pe l t. on
roofs on most liberal terms, and at the shortest
notice: " -
. .
' IrgreipeetT6llreaWthe attention of tierions a
bout tofituild, to our invaluable method of roofing,
now much used throughout the principal' cities.of
'the United States and their vicinities. This mode
of roofing having all. the combined requisitei
of
cheapness, Durability, and Security against''Firei
and Water, and dispensing with high gable walls;
the roofs require an inclination Lf not ins 'e than
threb-tinarters (1) of en inch to the foot, 'and
id
many cases saving . the entire cost of rafteratlie
ceiling joist being used.
The gutters a r e - ;node of &111 :fie material;
anywithout any extra chffrets • , coniequently, our
roofs are put up at almost.rtilf the - cost - of either.
Tin, Slate,'or•Sliinglii."' TAP fitaierial' being of
an imperishable nature, it surpasses alVothere t ili
Durability ;-besides; In case of any casualtyge
is t hemostlio:silrie . paired of.smy other;Voornew
in ire°, * Tlit; best iirtiofWe can offer"
~(tOtfi
.being bl4/i Alt Ind Crater proof; ar,e,flirAint
f erences, , tnia4, - eno.of whom to refer. . we ar e U:l4.legly
8.- - Ent let 'it be distinctly timiemtood,
.(since diaiiifactirre.our oirkoomiolition and
HO the ri , ork 7 iii - pertion:) 1114 :Witi irrizratit 01l our
work proof against both Vire analkatliGit they
prove contrary, we will most wplinfilribideskthe
results.
The materials being mostl. i_noriziOxidisetors
of
heat, no roof is sopppai iu tsgisguer, or so warm in
w inter- , wishing to nit Tpar — roof should
give ..the rafters a pitch of al .i.out. 42 ll4 l iich to the
foot. , [nray.27,
-- _ .
‘-‘-:WW,4slii*gtotik illiottse
Cumberland _Street; -- -Lebanon, Pa:
T R4 auderaiigse4AuLvi.4 taken this old and
favorite staidi eniChAving refitted it the
best style, is nowPi%pared to • 'accommodate the
public, and entertain stritilietb and travelteis in
the best inedere 'stile:— - The Ifonscis cominedi2
ous and pleasant. The TABLE:eh : allbe uTcll pro
vided:tory( an‘the.:4lAß • aintain.• none, but the
Poniii-Jzflornsus. STABDING attached to
end : ollEly;bad eatable of -
ac
comiiiditting,nii7cat riuniber: dr. - Horses.
'Aft, TO, hii n4iidaiiititn.ces in Lob
alson`eoifiti, as- welL to all otbmi.lsiosalends
a cordial invitatin nAO•ii k altA 4 o:llobiettleeir HOYE
VOIR VW.ti#g
• liki'Me; 1•85r.7 tULVTD•HOFFiIIAN:
- -
eii
skibirsitEctisiitzll tuna
jj, I:ml.o:Just (vela! a Arpleodid. aadlrtateskto4 1.1.9fr.g .r
and Begerde:Ligisms.ottlie Iskast n ty b g yp ,~l►t „ Tery low
PrJece— Lad ie‘oill APEL ,
..• s • • 46
A TUNS & MoADElltitariPliditiveo aims-oat&
111,A. of Boots, Shoes, Tnuars TtigilAiiiit
T RAlv, 0-11au rPinateirsTiirts.
Carpeta
tllcere efa,..N . .11: ties, uti-es,. SorkeAutiPinders,
'Rm Efrptire nki,.-eart.byt
for less money Oran eifywherie 'it
REIZENSTEM tt BRO, opposite the Court 'louse.
0, &c
pauuir a column%
coo.. nAromtaT?