The Lebanon advertiser. (Lebanon, Pa.) 1849-1901, August 25, 1858, Image 4

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Wit , Plllllor.
"What iroifte chief ends of man ?" nek
bd'il:Sends.y School tab.cher of ono of her puplls
"Ilend and foot," was the prompt reply.
$l*.H A bachelor on the fourth of July last,
-disgraced himself by perpetrating the fulloaing
tout "ThsLadies--our 'We beton marriage
7 4ristripes after.•
n.
- liiss,.Those' can mono easily dispense with so
%fat, who , pre the'moet settleulatod to adorn it;
o:ey. are only depended on it who possess no
.mental resudrcos ; fur they bring nothing to the
general mart-; like beggars they aro too poor to
stay at home.
ogrTba Boston matrimonial register sbows
that during the last year there hove been no lure
tben sixty tanalgemcion marriages—all white
woman with black or colored men. The white
ladies of Boston and thereabouts tiara singular
tastes.
garlt is not work that kills M01:1 ; it's worry.
Workialealthy ; you can hardly put more work
on a man than ho can bear. Worry is rust upon
she blade. It is not tho revolution that destroys
the machinery, but the friction. . Fear secrete
acid; bat love and truth are sweet juices.
ttIL. The fogs of Englund bare been at all
limas The complaint of foreigner?, Gimilomar
the Spanish ambassador, on being asked by some
person about roturning to Spain - , if be had any
commands,repliod,
"Only my complaints to tho dun, whom I hero
not seen since I came to England."
Darraceiolo, -the Neapolitan minister, used to
say that the only ripe fruit he had seen in Eng
land were roasted apples, and iLUt he preferred
.the moon of Naples to the sun of Maginot!. •
ludy swooned the other day before one
of tho horrible Carrnporo pictures in the Royal
Academy. Owing to the preposterous
wee of her dross, it was found impo.,siblo to ap
proach within several yards of her. It was ap
prehended of one time that she would perish
within sight of several hundred ryinpatb izing
etanders owing to the difficulty of conveying as
sistance to her, and it was not before the greeter
-part of skirt more than sufficient, wo are in.
formed, to fill, with the flounces and trimmings,
three good sized wheelbarrows had been ruthtuis
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ty cut away, that restoratives could ho adminis
tered to her. Ono minute more delay, and the
case might have been fatal
STOVES, TIN WARE, ROOFING ; &c
JAMES F. MAXWELL,
MANUFACTURER OP •
Improved Piro and AVoter Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING,
HA naz s Bunn , PA.,
ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Hay
risbtirg, Reading, Lancaster, Lebanon, and
their vicinities, that we urn prepared to put.on
roofs on most liberal terms, and at the sborteit
notice.
We respectfully cull the attention of persona a
bout to build, to our invaluable method of rooting,
now much used throughout the principal cities of
the United States and their vicinities. This mode
of roofing having all the combined requisites of
cheapness, Durability, and Security against File
and Water, and dispensing with high gable walls;
the roofs require au inclination Lf not or) c than
three-quartors (I) of an inch to the foot, and in
many cues saving the entire cost of rafters—the
ceiling joist being used.
The gutters are made of the seine =atrial,
without any extra charges ; consequently, our
roofs are put up at almost half the cost of either
Tin, Slate, or Shingles; ' The material being of
qa imperishable nature, it surpasses ell others in
Durability ;—besides, in case of any casually; it
is the roost easily repaired of any other roof now
in use. Yet, the best proof we can offer as to its
being both fire and water proof, are our many re
ferences, to any ono of whom we are at liberty
to refer.
N. B.—But lot it be distincdy understood,
(since we manufacture our own composition, and
do tho work in persun,) that wo warrant all our
work proof against both Fire and Water ' • Wpm' ,
prove contrary, we will most willingly abide - th'e
results.
The materials boirg mostly non.eonduetors of
beat, no roof is so cool in summer, or so warm in
winter. Those wishing to use our roof should
giro the rafters n pitch of about one inch to the
foot. [Envy 27,1554.--Im.
JOHN RIM OZO. U. DZUGIILLSZ
C C Home Again : 7 7
441,1 TU E undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that they have returned home again
with their TIN-WARE .4 SHEET IRON ESTAII
- LISIiAIENT to the well-known place in Cumber
land street, opposite Me Eagle Ehaidingt, Lebanon, Pa.,
where they shall be pleased to accommodate all custom
ers, at the thorium notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
The SHOP will be found in the Basement of Adant
Rises New Building and the WARE.ROO3I on tho Stet
floor of the same Building, next door to ltaber'e Dry
Goods Store. The Shop is a magnificent one—it being
the handsomest in the County, and well etticulatod for
such a purpose.
.411%- They would return their sincere Oland% for the
liberal patronage afforded them, and particularly this
last season. ets,.llopiug that their noticing efforts to
please, and their return "HOME": to the old stand oolong
occupied by Joua Rise, will Insure for them a still niece
liberal patronage, they would invite all to give them a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Lebanon, Dec.3o, '67. It EE & DAUGHERTY.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
MAN lt PA CTORY, •
Next door to the Lebanon Bank, in Lebanon.
TAMES N. ROGERS takes this method of informing
a) his friends and the public in general that Ito contitt
tleS to carry en business at the above stand. where he of
fers for sale the largest and best assortment of TIN
WARE, made of the very beet material and by compe
tent workmen, TIN ROOFING, SPOUTING, and Jolt-
RING of all kinds promptly attended to.
As he is a practical workman, and attends to all is
business personally, his cu tamers run depend upon hav
in : their work done right.
Call and see and Judge for yours , Ives before pinches
log elsewhere. Thankful for past favors, Ito hopes by
strict attention to business, and punctuality, to still re.
eelve a share of public patronage.
We the undersigned Citizens of the borough of Leba
non, Lebanon County, do hereby Certify, thatwe are per
sonally acquainted with James N. Rogers, and have em
ployed him to do Tin Roofing and other Tin and Sheet
Iron Work for sis; all of which ho has done in a good,
substantial and workmanlike manner. Wu therefore
takc4ftat pleasure in recommending him, with full con-
Odened in his ability as a practical and competent work
man, to the public at large.
Samuel Behm. hi. D., Jos. Bowman, Tr., Levi Kline,
W. SI. Guilford, AL D.,Jueiab Funek, Jchn Geurze.
Lebanon, June 9,1858.
DAGUERREOTYPES
.E'ICTURES.
DAILY would respeelful/y Inform the public the
f he takes good Pictures at the following low rates
23, 50, 75 routs and upwards according to MZ9 and qual
ity of cases. lily different styles of Pictures commis°
Ambrotypes, Sphereotypes, Melainotypes and
Photographs.
Retnember the piece wlwre you eau hare gout Picture.;
viten, is in 5..1. Stine's New Building, next door to the
Lebanon Deposit Bank, Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Pa.
June 18, 1858.
IF YOU WANT GOOD PICTURES GO TO
BRENNER'S
•
X LIGUT Wamity, over D. S. Raber'a Drug Store.
11 Du Cumberland street, Luballol2. Pa. A SIfiIIoTTPES,
MELAISOTTPES, FLAUTTPES, ;,PAPTILOTYPEA tied Puma
qe.ints, taken dally, (Sunday excepted.) Prim , . reasons,
Me and in accordance with the aim, style and quality of
the cases. Rooms opened from S A. M., to 4 o'd
P. M.
Lohouoa, June 2, 1858.
Daguerreotypes.
m r llo takes thebeest LIKENESSES In LEUANONI-
Why .1. 11. KZIM, in the third story of
Rise's New Building.
Ile has the best room, best sky-light, lima fixtures, and
has made it his entire business for the last six years. Ile
always gets the latest improvements; be bee always the
latest style of cases on hand; he takes pictures in every
style of the art ; STEREOSCOPE - PICTURES are
wonderful to behold. All his pictures aro sharp, correct,
and of the ‘higheet finish. Give him a call and you will
not regrbt It. Ills terms are very moderate.
le. Ills rooms are open every day (except Sundays,
from 8 o'clook, A. M., till 0 o'clock, P. M.
Nov. 25, 1887.
Country Merchants
TIEMISALBER that Waltz and Ikeda' can supply you
jin with Window Shades, plain or figured, at city
prima:
MUSICIMUSIC
Wales n-needel have a largo stock of shoot must; which
they twallidlapose of eery reasonably.
air/0166ml deduction made to teachers.
Lebanon, July' 'ZS, 1858.
HOUSE FURNITURE
Housekeepers Attention!
THE TOWN HALL IN COMMOTION
GRAND EXHIBITION!!!
TlfEundoteitttscdbnajualayratnratnrgatfrom
the city, whore lie has purchased the best As
ir sortment on/Mt:IV:IRE ever offered In Leb
`".-+'-~'•
anon, anal which he takes this opportunity to
say Ike will sell es low, or lower, than et soy other estab.
lishrnent. lie has
SOFAS. Tcle-a-tete Loomgce, Card Table*, Cc,
Ire Tubles, Inas'. X.:tm, Ifut Rake, Tru
Port, Look.•iay tllqseco, and all kind*
o Common and Kitelic.: Furniture.
Also, 3 artrivece, Venetian Minds. Carriages fur Chtl.
deco, Cane Seat and Common WI MRS. nod almost cseiy
thina that can properlt• be assoeiated with Ids business.
Ori r le fools great confidence iu call ingst tentlon to this
assortment, and cordially Writes nil to Five him a call be.
fore purcluising elsewhere. is'doensioed not to be
undersold s . Rona it in Vic TOWN HALL. in Ataria
arca. " P. FRANTZ.
P. S.—Ready-made Centea Mil be lcept on band, and
a splendid lic.tass bat been obtained to attend Funerals.
Also, ICE in any quantity. (Lobauon, Oct. 21,'47.
VIIOLESALE IND RETAIL
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.CHAIR. 11114111111 FACTORY:
wiTRH tubecriberi takeate method to infortt their
friends and the public that they hare emetneennti
the above busiticol, In all Its branches, in the Bor
ough of Lcbanon,on Pint.grove Itostl. nenr what is
known as Plareances 'Foundry. They hope to receive the
patronage of those in want of anything in their lino. is
they promise to U3O the beat mato' ials and rmploy tho
beat of workmen.
OLD CHAIRS ItEPAIRED and PAINTED.
.ftir The following different kinds of Timber or Lum
ber taken in exchange fur Chairs, viz :—Hiekory, Wal
nut. l'opler, Maple, !leech; Berth, and• Cherry of differ
ent kinds. ' DItOWER & SON.
Lebr.non..litly 7.1855. . •• • •
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'-Cheap JOHN 7 1 : llie (pit! Cilt
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inet Itisiker . still .Aluve. •
Jotrx SPITLER still kocrpe constantly on hawl all
kinds of•Cobine.l.waro;of•the laiest„uitylo'"atill the
hestMintbilal 'And .warklnarightit.
Ile hog ready made, a nrambet of Sonerior SOFAS.
CHAIRS. BBREAUS, 11%11:40. TA LILES, BIIBAKFAST
TABLES, °Mks, enpllnarda. Shindl or itAF:kind,a, BED
ETEADtt., and Al I kintht of Ware in hilt lino (if buelbtlas.
All of which he will sell cheaper for CASH
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than can be bought.elsewhere. Ile is also
randy to make rogins suit attend funerals at
the ahortc.st notice. All persons, 41 want of
Cabinet Icare will do well to gice s hint a cell nt Wa rooms
in Ittorket street. directly opposite the United Brctltren
Church, before nurchn.ing electrhei:e.
ne warrants his gouda to ha as raprasented e and if it
le not .m, he will make it so, live of. charge. . ...
Lebanon, l'Pb.l7 'IRA. . • . . .
New Furniture store.,,
TTAKRIEO3 K. .7.iNDOUIt lrowld reapectfully in
form the that he has taken the stand late
Dundore k Ores. in Cumberland Street. between Market
And Plank Rend, where he will -keep thelurgest, intent,
and cheapest meort to eat of 8 ever oftercid in
I.thaiinn. ills •stnek tensisto a. all tkimta of Parlor. and
Ccmnnih Fitrulture. which he will Bell. lower •
than the like can t bought at :any other
place in Lebanon.
Ile hoe on band a large assort meat of Sofas. •'"
Teteartetes. Lounges. Centre, Pler, Card and other Ta-
Llc
)That Nov, /fat Itiveke,ae. Also &large and,eheap
staik•of and common Chairs, Settees,
liedstendo, and n lothtehespainttnoses. Mao, Looking
Glatoos„,—Cluilt.liorewood and 3:nhnintny—,rery clump.
.Vettettan Minds; Carrieg t ts, (ligsl6.id I.lohus Hones; for
thibina. attention ; paid to IYNDEIt•
KlNtt. lie hes prodded Matadi with the 1.12:85T
IIEARAION ! I ( 88:1311iN.' and Will ..initkit. and
i.tteral I:Uncials, at the shurtest notice and most :reason
able ternie:. .Lebattua, March 24.1658.•
• iiiDIENAE.
• •
Dr. Ithirsies Indian Root•Pii Is
Vi R. 3101 t M. the inventor of Mouses STIA X Boor Pius
JJ has spent the greater part of his lint 'in traveling,
havinp visited Burope, Asia. and A Pries as well as North
America—has spent three years among the Indians of our
Western country—it was in this way that the 'lndian hoot
Pills were first discovered. Dr. Mom was the Vire man
to establish the fact that all disease: arise from Impurity
of Vie Blood—that our strength, health and life depended
upon the vital fluid.
When the various passages become clewed, and do not
net in perfect harmony with the different functions of the
body. tho blood loses its nctkm, becomes thick,corrupted
and diseased; thus cowling all pains, sickness and distrm
of every name; one strength is exhausted. our health we
are deprived of, and if nature is not Assisted in throwing
off the atm:merit humors, the blood will become choked
and cease to net, end thus our light of life will forever be
blown out. lfow important then that we should keep the
various messages of the body free and open. And how
pleasant to us that we have it In our power to put a med
icine in your ranch, namely, Horses Initial] Root Pills,
manufactured from plants and roots whiCh grow around
Lave mountainous cliffs in Natures garden. for the health
and recover of diseased man. Ono of the roots from
which these Pills are made le a Sudorific, which opens
the pores of the skin, and assists nature in throwing out
the finer parts of the corruption within. The second lava
plant which is an Expectorant. that opens and miclogi
the pamego to the lungs, and thus. in a soothing manner,
performs its duty by throwing on' pilegm, said other hu
mors from the lungs by copious spitting,. The thin' is n
Diuretic, which gives ease and double strength to the kid
neys; thus encouraged, they draw large ananutts of Im
purity
.from the blood. which is then tin owe oat bmiath.
fully bythe urittary.orlwAttir passage; and whitlli cupid
not have been discharged in any other way. The fourth
is a Cathartic, and aceompanies the ether properties of
the Pills while engaged is purifying the blood; the wan.
ser particles of impurity which cannot pose by the other
outlets, are thus token up and conve,yedolf in great quell
titles by the bowels.
From the abeve, it is shown that Or. Morse's Indian
Root Nils not only enter the etc/each. but become tint
! tett with the blood, for they find way to every part, and
completely rout oat and cleanse the system from all im
purities, Mid the life of the body, 'which is the blood, be.
comes perfectly healthy; consequently nil sickness and
pain is driven from the system, for they caunotreuialtt
when the betty becomes so pure and clear.
The reason why people are so distressed when siek, and
why so many die, is because they do nut get a medicine
which will pose to the Afflicted parts. and whieli will open
the natural mamma, for the disease to be cw't out; hence,
a large quantity of toed mud other matter is lodged. and
the stomach and intestines urn licanlly overflowing with
the corrupting mass; tins undergoing disagreeable fer
mentation, cum - stoutly mixing with the blood, which
throws thocorrupted mutter through every vein and arts
ry, until life is taken from the body by dieellie- Dr.
Morse's PILLS linve added to themselves victory upon
victory, by retuning millions of the Ark to blooming
health and happiness. Yee, thousands who here. burn
racked or tormented with sickne , e, pain and angtil,,h,
ned wixne. feeble frames Imre been scorthed by the burn
ing elements of raging fever, mud who have booms brought
as it were, within a step of the silent grave, now stand
ready to testify thnt they would have been numbered
with the dead. had it not been for this great and wonder
ful medicine, Morse's Indian Root.Pillbs. Ain:roue or twO
doses bud been taken, they were absolutely astouished,
in wltueselng their charming effects. Not only do they
give immediate ease and strength, anti take away.all sick
tires, pain and anguish, but they at once go to work at
tile foundation of the diSeaso. which i,. the blood. There
fore, It will ha shown, especially by these who use these.
Pith% that they will so cleanse and purify, that di b c, A ac 7 .
that deadly enemy—will take its flight, and the flesh of
youth and b.,uty will again return, awl the prwpcut of
n long nod happy life will cherish and brighten paw days.
CA6119X.-13orxre. of a counterfeit signal B. 3foore.
All genuine have the iamle of .IA. wart: Co. on each
box. Also the ..ignature of A. J. White & Co. Ail others
ant spurinue. A. J. IVII.PrE A CO., blo Proprietors,
50 Leonard Strivt. New York.
Dr. Morme's Indian Root Pill, arc :•01.1 Its all ,tokr d in
lhidict,i w, ,I gents IV:1111.1/ in es'u uy WWII, village stad
haudet in the lend. natire desiring the agree), will tut_
dress as above for terms. Prlee 25 cents per box, five
boxes will In; bola 4•11 receipt of $l, podage pa l l.
Dee In; -iv
D.ed
twenty two years ego by tr. mrtier
of Tkini. end Union Ptreets. l'hiluslelphht, Pa.
T 1 .. .N1'Y-I'll'll RAl:B'
Esoerienve Las renderel /tr. IC. n Most socce.ssful
practitioner in the a, kre,ur :91 disnases of
.d gri.rete not a re,
manhood's debility. att imholitneuL to notrrieget net
runs and rex nal latirmiti..s diseases of the ekitt, acid
those arising from abuse cr mercury.
TA ICE PA RT I CI; LA It NOTICE.
There is nu evil habit Rountiinev indulged in by I.uye,
in solitude. often growing up with thou to mnohood
and which, if nut reformed In due limo, not only Insrets
rerious obstarine to matrimonial Impi.ine,e, Litt giros
rise to a Ferles of protracted, iusidimin, mid auvastatittg
affections.
Few or thopts who give way to this peitticions practice
arc auom of the consequenew, until they find tliat tier•
vous system shattered, feel strange. And unneettuntable
sensations, and vague fears in the mind. [Seepages, 27,
2S. 20, of Dr. K.'s book co ‘•Sclf-Preservutiott."
'e unfortunate thus alTeeted becomes feeble, is una
ble to labor with accustomed rigor. or to apply hja
mind to study; his step is tardy and Week ; be Is dull,
irresolute. and engages even in his sports with less ener
gy than usual.
If he emestripste himself before the practice hem dune
Its worst. and enter matrimony, his marriage is within,
ful. and his sense tells him that this is mused by his
early follies. These are considerations which should
awakew the attention of all who are similarly situated.
Ire who plan's Mimed r under Dr. KINK ELIN'S treat.
meat, may religiously tmatide in his honor as a gentle
man. and rely upon the assurance, that the secrete of
Dr. ti.'s patients will never be disclosed.
Young man—let no false modesty deter you from mak
ing your case known to one, who, froth education and
respectability, can certainly befriend you.
Air Dr. RINKE LAN'S residence has been for the last
TWEST? YEARS at the N. W. Corner or TIIIitD AND
UNION streets, Philadelphia, IM.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, together
with all their symptoms, per letter, enclosing u remit•
Lance) Dr. medicine, appropristetl accordingly.
Forwarded to any part of the United States and pack
ed secure from DAM A.DE or CURIOSITY, or Mx-
P regd.
IIEAD I YOUTH AND MANHOOD!!
A VIGOROUS 1491 OR A PIIRMATURA DEATH, KIN/ELLIN ON
BELS - PRIZERVAT lON —ONLY 2r) CENTS.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will ensure 8
copy, per return of mail.
GRATIS! GRATIS ! ! GRATIS !! I
A tree GIFT rt. AU.
MISERY RELCEVED!
“Nature's Guide," a new and popular Work, full of
valuable advice and impressive warning, alike calculat
ed to prevent years of misery, and SAVO' TROUSAirDB of
liven, is distributed without charge, and forwarded by
ma il, prepaid to any Post Office to the Ihiltad States, on
rereiring.an order enclosing two postage stamps.
Ju1y15,1857.-I.f. .
D Oyou want a plain Duff Bilud? can at
WALTZ & RCEDELT Store
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NESIVPAftit.
LU M BER, • WOOD' AND 'COAL
WOOD and COAL YA RID. i Norilt ifiebanoiri Milling Co.
r THE undersigned. having bonght )Ir. .....„.;,, I rirllfla NORTH LEBANON MILL has been remodeled,
1, Henry Spoon's Wood and Coal Yard, a ,'''' '-'. I and is now completed and in operation and prergtr
dAtgrt aiAanee north-emit of lessrs. Foster a • r,.24.7' •0 to feruh.lt customers regularly with a very superior
Match's Foundry, In the borough pf North , i at of P 1.01711, as cheap as it can be
Lebanon: and also bought' from lbw to 3011 CARDS OF % ,1 . 7 1 " - Igap , ohtaineil front any otlr.r sourer. They
WOOD said from 600 to 10110 TO:191 Or Coil.. or all I ;;:'!!!! • i tleo keep constantly ou hand and for
kind' and grades, whleh 11,011 sell nt the yard or deliver I.
irk ..., ` - ' 7 ,-r. : l .
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at VI imall profits as will Emit the 'M. •.I lb( rtrons, in- 1 ._ 4 l-ei_.__i
1 . - 54 , .' -' -4... " ''''' tr. 9.- They Lire also prepared to .do all
vile all those that are In want of tutv of those artivies to i 1 , 11 „ 1 ,, •
uf . 6., 5r , 312 .. ru5 , woRK,
ftlo, CHOP, BRAN, gHORTS, ,Le.
and respectfully invite all
Val and sea the tame, nscorktin Mires. and judgc. fur ;
themt.o vrA. DANIEL I.lola, .:tocrellaut v ) : the former customers of the Mill. an well as new ones, to
glee them scull. • .
North Lel.r.wa.n. A prill4. !S&L-tr.
1011,-They will pors the regular market prices for. all
kinds of Grain, web as WHEAT, RISS. CORN, OATS,
i Ite., and afford all facilities and accommodations, to
those who will sell. CONRAD 11. BORUNER,
;
S. Ho robanon Dix. 8
2 D 01'7 , . ' rmeklettt.
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W r ll ti z ul n u it tl r entigu n ed oi woul it l , ressztf ,t ully I: Cor i ? 1 he
pamt to supply l ase a coin c n2nii;
Wholesale or ktall, Of WI) will iieq, all kinds of COAL
on hand. 'welt as
Pca, Chestnut, NidiSthi•i, Egg and u. 0111,
red an/ gray - gel,
which we arireeneteutly receiving from somo,of rho best
Collieries In the Cod regions, -and would here say that
we will sell our Coil as low as Alley : yea be sold by nny
rerson iu the county, which we will ;sell at our3lill, or
deliver to any part of the two boroughs.
MYEIRS.3-811OUR
6^netee tifih. Lebanon, Feb. 3, 1£49.
• COWMAN, frXoint.:&; C:PPI;
L'Usif/ B ird irt 11
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This lira !you "Irani. sap um b cr.
r nntlemignett hare lately formed a partner
,.
.ship for floe pnrpo.=o engaging'in the:Lunt
-I.IItRiIiCSIS, 011 It new plan, would reapeetfully rnfoim
the nubile at large. that their ph—o of 1)115111CW 14 Dario
Lowita - s'aUltl Lumber Yard. in Itn4 Lelnnum, fronting
on CheAtiot street, nue- setters Irani llvangelient
church. They have enlarged the Yard onS flljn it slid
at'ziose and extol letij:ai.sottutefit 'of NM ber,
such 13 - o.tenei. Pto.NKe,
L.tritS, .S.111$1111;EA,. d SinSdAiO,r;aN.g,
Oran lengths anti thianeesest In .liar they I,:eept
stantly,on hand. anfell antl.welt-setiFoad7eitaeyttnatit
all kiwis of BUILDING MA'VEItIALS. • PersBfiatintartalt,
.or anything in their line arainvitrtl to chit, exieniue their
stock. anti heath their .prietw. . •
Thaill;nd fUr palt,..fitrory,•they Imp°. that by atteotiOn
to lon:nuns a n d moderate priests,- to merit a coutiniumico
of public. putrpnago.• .. • ;. - • . •.. • -
• DOITMAN; CAP: •
,144,4n0ri, April B,lBbl. . I • •:: :•.• e •
Dumber and .COAL.
5000 MEN w.twrent iiio coma and buy their
1A731111:11 and'COAL Stt; the natonisithigly
low prices wltl.ll lam now determined tneull at. •
.
Now Is the,titno,..if you wish tel l , Intye,your money, to
acne to tllcAte4lninbcr and Cail Ydril,localcd between
the Old Lutheran Church and Myers a ,Shour's Steam
Mill, and 1 square North of the Court 'Longo, !rt ,Witlant .
1 ''. P 1-1112. P• F. Mc OA 01...LYV I*, b , "
arrest,-ia tlfe bkirbugh of Letathon.-whCns in , a lien select- I t i l o e , io A n ,hl,,i , D„f h * •iii.,;ii v1i,„,4, ai,.;brivi,
ed stork of nil kinds of littilditr. Materials , consisting of I I! Ho II iiilittolol?—}WWA ( 4 1 11 4: 0 4 UP 1 • 11 A&A-L'i
TOO,OOO pr. [WARDS, • • •• ' ' .. ... ....... , .
Cambaland street, pnc.goor East of Black Myrsqlotel : .
. - • . . -
•
FOO,OOO - 8M saws, - •.. • -
THE Suhscrilier desires to inform e public
200,tkld FT. JOlrr k SCANTLING.
4 LtIllele: Las opened a& abOve. wherd lie. is prepar ,
COMA! rr. ilymuxx HoAnes,
60,0 W rr. bo FexervollUAllDS.
ed to execute orders of nOOTS and SHOES, of the
. finest finish and style, if got superior, toanyhoreo
ALSO, Flanki, Plastering and Hooting Laths, all of .. r . ,
‘ to ore ofterod lo He. public.
which will be sold, wholesale or retail, at Iliddleiotett 1 ..-
. .
ivew Spring. and Summer Stank:A;
prices, exeunt a small advance for freight. . .
.
Also, all kind.' of the beat' COA G the market can pro- I, Ile has just returned-from the city'with an;,unriv.aled
- duce, - such ss Broken. Egg. Store, Chestnut, Llnieburners' 1 assortment of the latest FALL and WINTEII STYLES of
and Hollidaysburg Blacksmith's COI, which will he sohl . noels, Shoes Slippers, & c., .kc., for Ladies, gentlemen and
ahnoet: at cost. JOHN If. WITHEYEIt. 1 'Children. ' - •" " ' . ... •
%Lebanon, Juno 24,1157. ; • Oa- Every body is inoited'to Call and examine. /Y*
i s ;
Lebanon, June Ltd, 185 g.
Ii UMBER. .36 trallr/i.Eit.
NEA.RIIT'2;000;01:10 FEE T
()no Last and.cb impost assortment on:anima Or
e r offered to the public.; la now for pale at the now
ad extenPirP*LUM BEN and COAL YARD of.
,
. . .
n thelt4ongh . of North, Lebanon, on the bunk•of the
'Cnion Canal, at the licad.of ,Wolnut..slreet, ta•few
quarra ;North of the . .Gcnessee..Stcaut Mills, and one
unpile east of Borgiter's Hotel.
Thefr assortment couidsta, of the beet wuli-seasoried
Whlte,•Yellow, Nurany,,Pine and Hemlock Boards;—
Cherry, Poplar and.Pilie hoards; , •
? IA and 2 inch runnel cud Common Plank;
' White Pine and Hemlock Scantling and Joists;
White Ook.Boar;.A. Plank and Sta.iitling;
and 3-ci Inch Poplar Datrds. Plank and emitting.
SH ING LES I SHINGLES!!
Thu he'd Pine and lfemletk shingltvq •
Also, {tooling and Plastering Laths;
Chestnut Hails and Posts, and railinsal for fence,:
and fencing Dratrthlt •
11.001 t !NO HOARDS of all sixes mid dentipthans.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
The larmal stock of Broken, Stove, Limeburneva and
Hollidaysburg Slufth Coal. nt the linveol, prices.
2:-Confident that they have the Largest nod hest as
sortment of LOIREit of ell descriptions and sizes, no well
nv the largest clock di the 41fIcrouCkludA of Coat,. ever
offered to the citizens of Lebanon county, they venture
to say that they con necummodate all purchasers satis
factorily, and would therefore invite•all who sr:mt.:lll,y
-thing in their line, to examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. lIRECHLSILL• 110116 r..
N. Lebanon, rob. 24, 1858.
=
A HOME F.OR ALL!
Egg
.riTillititi_
'• • •
The Largest, Best and Cheapest
TSOI.I NEXT or
L 1/1,11 ni; n A cvn COAL
Ev.r corul Itirototo.) ti tlus public
A'l' T E OLD YARD •tN
Otrorth Lebanon Borottik
Situated.on East 4• West side of Mar-
het sfreel, at Minn Cana/.
Tit E unaemigned thko Chia method of inform
ing the citizens of Lebanon and surrounding
Counties. that they biti-e now on hand a large *tack of
WELL SEASONED LU)IDED, and are constantly ro•
ecici ng additions thereto. Their assortment consists it,
part of
White and Yellow PINS awl IIE3ILOCif BOARDS.
I 34 inch and 2 inch TUNNEL and commox PLANIU.
White Phut and 'Hemlock SCANTING and JOISTS.
I inch anti 134 inch Cherry BOASlid, PlA:as and
TA. Le-ixos.
3 inch and 34 inch POPLAR Boards, Planks I Scantling.
HARD %VOW)
io ae Azu and toAr.us, PLIXII:3 and
ECA:(71.1:(41.
MMOM=MIMEEI
A grratnasortnymt of =rod Pius an.t floilleiok Stax•
m.o. Also. Rooting and Vasterlin; LaTM. Also;ll.fils,
l'om, and routly•topped Pataacs for foncing.
loiour;llyBoart14. Darr and Irindoto Sash. •
Of whirls tliey positiply have the largest and btot as
sortment ever uttered in this section of (*wary.
.They keep constantly en band the beFt guiltily of kfm
-Irx. Sh•nea LimehternerB COAL ; [tiro the best quality
of lloilithqslairg Smith (aid, at minced prices. •
** flaring tioir en liana mu. h the largest and coat-
Wriest ax,wt Intent of Lenitive ever ufrvred to the public
hi Lebanon, they feel confident of being ttbl. satisfitetor
ity to accommodate ail purchasers,nnit would, therefore,
Invite an examination of their stack before purchasing
elsewhere. Ith:LNCEILLS', .S: MELLY. -
North Lebano n Borough. Sepl.l7, 1817. -
- ' •
AV4)4)(I, • Wood.
• • Ttl F: muler47,,ned :ern prepared to tarnish Meg
--t. • (mi. or 04 it WOOD, to order, at any place to Leb
anon or North Lebanon Borough's. ordersl hilt at
r -
their I"nt?"rte2d
.zzlTa,i,l:l,l,:.
lIONVAItD ASSOCIATION',
Disport Esau; .I)estounceriaent
• t(oo 4d I persons afflicted with Sexual .I/istxteea, anal ne
j_ Sperula turrluea, Sum (nal Ireakness,lmpotenee,Clonor
rltcua,Clvet.Syplllll3, the y ice of ninth ism.or Sel f-Ahits2AC.
The lloward Association, 11l view of the awful destruc
tion of 11U011111 life, edused by Sexual diseases. and the de
ceptions prantised Mum the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Qu felts. have directed their consulting Sur
geon. as a 0,4r/tette Act worthy-of their name, to give
211"cdical Adrice 64ulis to all persons thus
,sillicled, who
apply by letter. witlfn'ilesciiiitinii tlielecondition, (age,
occupation, habits of life, mid in till GUMS of extreme
poverty and suffering. tofisraislt Medicines free of charge.
Thu Howard association is a henevolont 'lnstitution, es
tablished by special endowment for the relief of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epidemic Dis
eases." it has now a surplus .if MMUS, whirl, the Direc
tors have voted to expend hi advertising the above notice.
It is needless to mid that the Association commands the
highest 'Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the 'Association, a Report ou Spar
matorrliteti, or Se 11l i l till Weakness. the vice of 00111thilll,
Masturbation or Self-A base, nod oilier diseases of the Sex
ual Organs, by the committing Surgeon, which will be sent
by mail, (in a sealed utivelope,) free of charge, ou Um re
olipt of two stamps for postage,
Address, Br. 000. It. CALHOUN, Consulting . Surgeon;
Howard Association, No. 2 &stab Ninth Street, Philndel
phM, l'a_ By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. IfEARTWEI,L, Preet.
Gao. Seery.
MARRIAGE GUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE' GUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNe.
MARRIAGE GUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG
MA 1114 lAG 1 , GUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG
AlAlt 11 lAIII GUIDE by Dr. WM• YOUNG
MA RR (AG!. UIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG
JIAII II lAG h GUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE by• Dr. WM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE by • Dr. 1131. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE try Dr. WM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE by Dr. IAM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE (WIDE by Dr. WM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE by Dr. W3l. YOUNG
MARRIAGE °M&—YOUNG'S GRKAT PHYSIO
LOGICAL WORK, The Pocket EsCuinpius. or Every One
His Own Doctor. by Wm. Yuuso, M. D.' It Is written in
plain language fur the general reader, and is illustrated
with upwards of One Hundred Engravings. All young
married people. or those contemplating marriage, and
having the least impediment to married life, should read
this book. It discloses secrete that every one should be
acquainted with. Still, it is a book that must be kept
locked up, end not Liu about the house. It will be sent
to any ono on the receipt of twenty five cents. Addres
Dr. WM. YOUNG, 152 WAUGH atreot, above Fourth
Philadelphia. [January 20, 185S.—ly
- - ,
ii.ebaison Female Seminary.
11 li FOURTH' SESSION of the "LERANIThriEZ
j_ IiIALE SEMINARY" commenced on tho - jtitt 'day
of February. Ikltulsme DECAMPS will give instruction
in Needle.*ork.
- LEOR R. BAUGIIER, Principal,
MODESTE DECAMPS, Teicheraf Magic and Fran. •
Lebanon, Feb.l 1865: ' "
Coal, Coal, Coal,
BRECHBIGL
I=l3
=lll=illMila
PHILADELPHIA
FLOUR, GRAIN, &c
i4,ouß ,
7 „..... -
r .,.. -4 . • •
CRN. ~
. •
OATS. •
BIInDLINOS.. •' • ' •
I g L ....: r in n% SA
..
LT BY TIM BAG,
DRAT:,
MYERS & 'moult.
Le4a2sou t ra.
nt thu Genec... 4 . Mill!! or
Feb. 3, 1E53.
11.
•)" w
A T the (lein , enee 111111 a, in tho borouilEnf Lebanon,
- • WHEAT. ". • : witx,
RYE. ' • OATS,
In nny gnnntity, fur which iho highest. Market Pitt:EA
will be paid in Cosh; by ' • 3111;IRS &
rob. 3. IW%
iii;KbA - pi,-B - i - iiii§ - i - 1413 -- g - fidof.
I THE PLACE I'O . BUY CIIEAP . ''.*
Boots, Shoes, ieps,,
LaAND Tlitfititfg to theWeaptidia
the undersigned, Walnut Street, Lebo-, .
non.whgren splendid ueiv stock has jolt been open.
Fed, vinbmciopd geueral assortment for LADIES; 0 %If.
TIVENIEN awl BOYS, among which arc LADIBieG!
j TERS nodsn.teCT.SHOES; Calfskin, Patent Lentlier,
!Mont, Kip, and other BOOTS and Gaiters for Gentlemen,
With si'llandtwine:rarlety for Boys. BOOTS and SHOES
r; f nit kinds, tire nlso made to order.
10 litati.niscortrenEntoorinient oi'IIATSV: ()moat ,
of all'ltindVand priCia:" tintrStim Th er — flats, in
greet variety.. ' .!•1.1':.i: I:-
public iereepsequily,invited to call nod:examine
I ' 513:' .TOIIN GASSER. •
d' 4 l..ti;l;Orii oMMiiim . ism, A tb . ius a s 3lc..r.dr
Como *obi iiiirtitirchase your BIJOU., ShoMi,
kC itt:AlWMP.444dorgar r e Qtr. :.w
. A 2KI - g8 hicADAM ate ready to acedmmoatiterei ,
A
orybody with Boots, Shoes. Trouts, TiovoifOgßegs.
itto4l.& ghtie.StOie.Retnoved.
Neu) •Spring.ond-Summer Stock!
rilliEllinderedglied would respectfUlly iriform'tho public
.1_ that. he has REMOVED his BOOTand SUNS STORE
. . . .
to the room -lately occupied by John Omer s antfection
i ery'store, where he has opened abeautlful•etock of.
Sjiring, An .m .
umer oots and Shops . ,
for.l.mlice,,Gentiemen and Children, assortment
I of ieryeernplete, and'embraceefall the latest etylee, which
he etiu sell out a tow prices: The - public will'please 0111
end examine. . • DANIEL GR.EFF. •
A.—Ta VELF3I3. now Is your time if • you.ivish to see
a large assortment of Trunks. liaises, and different kinds
of Dogs. Come one, come urn
Lebanon, April 1858. .
A TRITSS & .McAD..OI have a splendid ; assortment of
JA. 13ontF, Shaw, Trunks. and Traveling Bags.
Boot and Shoe Store.
JACOB IttEDEL respectfully in
forms the public that he still contin
ues his extensive establishment in
eth i t.dgke his new building, in Cumberland at.,
where he hopes to render the same
• •satisfaction as heretofore to all who
may favor him with tboir custom. Ile invites:Merchants
and dealers iii BOOTS and S.lloF.S,•and every ono who
wishes to purchase fashionable and durable articles 'in
his line, to call autt, examine for, themselves , his large
and varied stork. 2 `; r • ,
Ito is determined to =emus all competition In the
titann facture of every'srtiele in his business, suitable for
t any Market in the Union. A duecare is taken in regard
to materials and workmanship; none but the best quali
ty of LEATIILiIIt and other materials are used, and none
I but the best workmen ere employed..
I'. returns his sincere thanks to his friends for
, the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him.
hopes by strict attention to business and endeavoring
I to please lets customers, to merit a share of public pat
! Pang& • (Lebanou, F9Y.17,
=1
MARBLE AND S`•I'ONE
VIZ lat,igned would respectfully inform the public
that ho has now a larger and more extensive assortment
of M Amax , at his NovEstatilishment in Marlceestreet,
than has ever heretofore been offered to the Middle in
Lebanon, the stock consisting of ITALlAT'Mnitur.r., Her-
LtXM STkroAttr. DoitSei, DARBY, MAxonss'ren, he., &c..
an of whieltare done up in the most scientific style, and
lit such a variety of designs as to milt the tastes of all.
Thu public too milted to call at his
NEW STAND IN MARKET STREET.
one wpm's nortikal Union Hall, Lebanon, Pa., „where he
will attend personally to all whb will raver "him with
their patronage. • • •
flu woidd also'return,his sidbere thanlcrib;(„im,liberil
patronage'afrurded him since opening ht business, and
feeling the more encouraged by the interest manifested
in his behalf by the public, ho enters upon 'a new season
with renewed energy,: despatching business with
promptness becoming an honest mechanic. '
Tents Reasonable. tell and Era:bleu
Lebanon, Aug.lB, '5B. J. E. DAT/G II
I'. B—Aldo, n number of select Limestone Door Sills.
Ow the accommodation of building moo and contmetore,
who would do well to call and examine. J: E. D.
TA SEE NOTICE.
fl'he old stone worm is tome to life again
J .
OO I.IN I , T R Eit 3IOYE would respectfully inform the
piddle that be continues thebusiness of LIMESTONE
SAWING AND MESSING by horse power, in Chestnut
Strest,East Lebanon. Ile finishes the following articles
nut of the best and soundest limestone that can he pro.
cured In this neighborhood, viz:—Doos. Sum and PLAT
roans, Srt:l o l3 2 11 - INDOW SILLS and lianas, CELLAR .1)coolt
Cuau-Sroats, .Shoe Scraper blocks, as well as
any other article that can be manufactured of limestone.
His Curb-stones are from fourth five inches thick; and
Ith , prices 111 accordance with the quality.
lie was the first person that introduced the lime-stnue
into this place, euid is now prepared to finish off limo
stuno so as to give it au appeariume very little inferior to
that of I liu handsomest Marble, in proof of which asset ,
[ion be directs *he public to the finished work nt Ids es
tablishment. Ito respectfully invitation those who In
letid erecting new buildings, tomtit at his eslabltshmont
awl convince themselves of the excellent finish of his
work /1/1111$0 of thecheapnesent hie prices.
Lebanon. March 24,1,558.-ly.
Lebanon Marble Yard.
.
4101i6%.f,, .
iol i, -- 7, ,1 'a
, ~ Ie
' .11 .'',, .1.1.
. ,
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" ir - •-* ;-, 1 ,4 ' ..=
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•
.-
OILS FARRELL. Stone Clatter, reapectrally ling:owns
ry bid friends and the nubile' In general that he is
yrepare.l to do all kinds of FANCT ANDORNOIENTAL work
at his Marble Yard, in Walnut street, half way between
tho Court, llottee and. Lebanon Valley Railroad Depot,
at the shortest notice, as good ns work dOllll in any city
In tht tlutted,Stzgee,),N4An g ,th e on ly. Stone Cutter:*
Gebitnou county 'who hei saved a regular apprentleeship
to the 1 )( 1,40 e: 4, 5 - lie PlRttybs ltttiplf thathe can manufae•
Lure cheaper. and giro a better finish than any other
man engaged in the sainebusiness. Ills steekeonsisteet
JlommaSTS, GRAVE STONES, CENETTRY * POO*
FURNITURE SLABS, &c. :
Also, SANDSTONE of the best quality for all • nags,
plain end ornamental. A large 'assortment'of LIME
STONE for all kinds of housework, of any' she'ind
quantity. SD-Please call and examine prices and the
stock before you purchase elsewhere.
JOHN FAnntia..
•Lebinon: DeCember 19, 185.
N. It.—LETTEKING done to German and .3nglish,iby
the best practical workmen.
BOXNETA'and.llllllloiSTB.—Henrya•Siiiiip'beiiro Viet
opened et large , aosortment Of Bonnet it'd — Bonnet
Itlbbooe which eheyfore selling very cheap.
FOR SALE;
G - R . IEFF 4 S
EDICINAL
Tax OItIfIISAI. NIC1.11:INZ ESTAIMISUF.L. IN 107.
And .firrt ort.tie .f the k.tol ever totrodueed mutter the
- • lima, if "Pilm.iSio'lNititits.r'in Ai* 'or any other
wooer', ell other Pitlatonie Wafers are eettoterjette.
''The genuine ran he'll-worm by the Adore r: n 1.• AN being
elmoited uu each WArlitt.... ~ .. • . , i
BRYAN'S 1'e1..519N1C IYAFERi.
~
•
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sine-thicitt, Tioa.reenees.
" BRYAN'S P1.71.30N1C 'WAFERS
I . Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing. •
_g •.,BrivAltrs rui..m.pmc WAFERS
, gplieze , flpiWng of Blood, Pains in the Cho*,
I: • ' BRYAN ' S PULuiiivelf,kiiitS" . '
I• , Relleire• Incipient COnsunip&M ) Lung /Disci:met
I - • .. • iBBYAN'S 3'131.11.0W WAYERSI • : •' •• .
ReiiVe. Irritation of. the ,:44/ I Rad TRIP& .
i rows ' S rii.moxic w.tiEns .
1 Edith 'the •atiove • Complaints' in.' Tod ilinaint..
lit:I it: ..,. ~ BRYWN"4"PGI.MONR: VN.VFBRS q• "'
-Are a blessing to all dunes andrcaustitaticam..
' I , „ ,BRYAN'S ruhlacpilc WADERS . ,,. ,
lie adri r ted for'Todaliiits nut Public Speakers..
, .:-.. iilty,64§ itr.9o*lt' IfAil'.o
!itmprovattui cxmiptuti and ilea:Nay of the
i• .• • :.,.:. "BRYAN'S•••PULMONIt WA Filits ,, .: , •A . •
i: 4 70 bl a in 21 0 3 : 1 F l 4 Plaa_ f
,W aPat_ta tliebuilA..
BRYAN'S rULMONIC,AYERS . .
• 3 Not only relieve,lntt'affeet rapid & hiding Curie
• ... BRY.A...4'SIFULMONIC.WAYRRS: , '..1 .:
-• , ,'are WarrE. 7 #l4:t9tßi" .o . o 4 Bl ! tet #l l te-evSrY,!na.
'' " *o Fll3lii iofficrai'n
:Biyanga•rtitirnonia.Avalera
110U18.
4 „Ro pairaleT,ahoiakbe z. wit.ltont,,a Box cd,
t .. Pll - 1118 . 11 . le Waters
. LY , RIII POOKR"F:
Sm. ;So .Deakat akunad• be Without a aciiia,rof • •
.Igry . an!a Palm.olllC Waterihir, . •ln
' FOR 1118 CUSTOMS. • •
' • •wo win' ,to
'WAftersi': s•
r i t i* STri n " s .91 2 1 7 . 11 .3"11 : IPA! t
For.sale byllr.ll9Skloppesite the Clobittakeutie,,Leba
non, and all respectable Dr hrove:oat the
United Stritke'ann 'Canada'; Also tiy.fiFoy flinch, Rh6d
Aug, Pa. . . rOct..7
• Grail diseases!, the peat; first Cll l / 1 10 - • :• '
Spring!' from tint* of Napoli's Jews. „
•
• SU: F RR, ,N 1.
• ••• •
.winpr A.
ClErlek S G I.I"AR E . E p
IN . ALL STAGES - o'i •
SECR•E'r DISENSES- •
Self-obese: Nervous Debility: ‘Strieteies, Gleets; Arai . •
, Dlehates, Diseases or the Kidneys and • Bladder,
Murcerial, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Pains in the Ropes
and Ankliatl diffeaseteet the Lungs, Throat, Nosa'and
Eyes. Ulcers .upon the. Body or Limbs, Cancers,
Dropsy, Epileptic Fits, St.Tittur Dance, andrall Dta
• ciasecatisßig firom-a deraligernitit of the' gexikil Or-
gaps, such as Nervous Trembling. Lose of Memory,
• lova Of Panier, 0 oiabria WeakiesS,DitniaeSs tfilOn
with:rmenlior spot appearing', been' we iyini.•••lloss..of
Siglit,.W,akefulness, Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, Eruptions
nob the Face, Pain folks flack find Mal, Female Ir.
.regularities and alllmpeoper discharges from both sexes.
It matters not froiti what cause the, disease originated,
.however lorig stauding'or'etistinatti the case, itECOrSAT
rs CEIIT4I2Y, and into aliorter.thne than a permanent cure
Can be effeettid'hi coy other treatment, even .after, the
disease has baffled' the skill'of eminent Physiciiiis'aral
io
sistod allflieir. means ofeure,-1 The medicines are pleas
ant withoat odor, cansitig. no sickness 'and free, from
morcury.or balsam. During twenty yeara ofirrietice. I
bare rescued from the Jaws of Death ninny thousands,
trim; in'the liiitetages of tho above-mentioned diseases,
-had Ina:driven up.to dietiy their physicians, which War
rants me in premising : to the afflicted, who .ruayi
themielves under my earc, It perfect and • most speady
cure. Secrelailseises are the greatest eittririki toliealth,
aathey are the;firstcause.of Consumption,,Scrofula end
mini , other aNettsci;tertil . sittlitkl lien terror in the hu
man family. Ass permanent Mire le scarcely. over sr
Meted, a majority of the eases falling into the hands of
incomperenttpersBnS; who not only fail 'to Mire; the dig.
eascs,but.ritio the constitution, Saha. the system with
mercury, which, with the
. disesse, hastens the sufferer
into . a'ripideinisuiuptimi. • • • •
But should the disease end the treatment notcanee
death speedily and the victim marries, the disease is en
tailed upon tile children, who are born with 'feeble con
stitutions, and the current of life corrupted. by -a •viris
which betrays itself iu Scrofula, Totter, Ulcers, Erup
tions and other allietionsef the Skin, Eyes, Throat . and
Lunge, entailingopou them a brief existence of suffer-
Ingaild Consigning theta to en early grave.
SELF ABUSE is 'another formidable enemy to health,
for nothing else in the dread catalogue of human diens
ses causes sndietrurtive a drain upon the system, draw
ing its thousands of victims through a few years of suf
fering down to an untimely grave. It destroys the Nor
coils System, rapidly wastes Away the energies of, life,
causes mental derangement, prevents the proper Aciel
olmiont of Po system, disqualifies,Mr marrirge, society.
business, and all earthly happiness, anti loaves the suf
ferer wrecked in body or mind, predisposed to Ctinslicap
lion and a train of coils more to. be dreaded than death
Itself: With the fullest . confideliec.l assure the tinfertit
uatevlctibis of Self Abuse that a perm:lntent and spbetly
cure can be effected, and with the abandonment of. ruin
ous.
practices thy patients can be LIU toned tp robust,. vig
,
erous health.. •• •
The afflicted are cautioned against the use
. of Patent
Medicines, for there are an many Ingenimis snares Ju the
columns of the public prints to catch and rob the unwary
sufferers, that millions bare their constitutions. ruined
by the rile connionitiLs of quack doctors, or the equally
poisonous; nostrums vended as "Patent Medicines." I
have carefully analyzed many of the so-culled Patent
Medicines. and find that nearly ells( them contain Cor
rosive Subliustite..whieh Is one of the strongest prepare.
Hens of meicuiy and a dewily poison, which. instead of
In the disease; disables the system forlife.• • ,• •
Threwfourtba of the potent nostrums now in tuta Ore
put tin by unprinciplixf and Ignorautpersona who do pat
understand even the alphabet of the Nareala Mantes,
and are equally as destitute of any knowlwlge of the ha.
mmi system, having one object only in view, and that to
make money regardless of consequences, • . •
irregularities and all diseases of males and
_females
frosted on principles established by twenty yearn .Of
practice, and sanctioned by thousands of the , most. TO
markable cnres.. • Medicines with full direction sent to
any part of the United States or 'Cinadas, • by patients
COMM web:filing their symptoma by letter. liusiness cor
respondence strictly confidential. Address
.1. SuIf3II:I2VILLE, 31. D..
OtHew No. 1131 Filbert St., [Old No. 109,) - below twelfth,
March 18, 1858,—1y. 3 14 114.111 A.
Important Discovery.
C 0 N - S U . N
.
Diseases o f the Lung s and Throat
ARE NRMTILLY ,
CURABLE' BY INHALATION !! !
which conveys the
Remedies to the cavities in the lungs through the al.
passages, aud.coming in direct contact with the
,disease,
neutralizes the tubercular matter, allays the rough,
causes a -free and easy expectoration, heals the lungs,
purities the blood, imparts renewed vitality to the nen.
YOUSreystern; riving that tone and energy so indispensa.
ble for the restoration of health. To be able - to state
cOnfideutly that Consumption is curable by Inhalation,
, is to mesonic° of unalloyed pleasure. ' It is ai much
under the control of
ninety
treatment as any other
formidable disease ; ninety out of every hundred cases
can be cured in the frrstetages; and fifty percent. in the
second; but iu the third. stage it ia imposeible to save
more then five per cent., for the lungs are so cut up by
the disease es to deftnietlimil skill. Eiren, however, in
She last stages, inhalation affords extraordinary.relief to
the sufferlug attending this fearful scourge, which an
nually destroys ninety.tive thousand persons in the U
nited States alone.; and a correct calculation shows that
of the present Population of the earth, eighty
millions
are destined to fill the Consumptite's grave.
Truly, the quiver of death has no arrow so fatal as
Consumption. In ell ages it has been the great enemy
of life, for it seems neither age nor sex, but sweeps off
alike the bravo, the beautiful, the graceful, and the gift
mi. By the help of that Supreme Being; from whom
cometh every good and perfect gift, I am enabled to offer
to the afflicted a permanent and speedy duie Ili Con.
sumpthie.' The first cause of tubercles Li from Impure
Blood, and the immediate effect, produced by their dept•
cation in - tlie lungs, is to prevent the free admission of
air into the air runs, which e:Leeks a weakened vitality
through the entire system. -Then, surely, it is morn ra.
tional to expect greater good from medicines entering
the cavities of the lungs, than from those administered
through the stomach ; the patient will always - find the
lungs free and. the breathing easy, after inhaling rime
dies. True, inhalation is a local remedy, neverthelest,
it acts constitutionally, and with more power . and cer
tainty then remedies admiuistered by the stomach. To
prove the powerful and direct influence of this Mode of
administration, chloroform inhaled will destroy sensibil
ity iu a few minutes, paralyzing the entire nervous sys
tem, so theta limb may be amputated without the slight
est pain; inhaling theordinury burning gas will destroy
life in a few hours.
The in halattonofammouldwtll ranee the system when
fainting or appereutly dead. The odor. of many of. the
medicines Is perceptible in the akin, a few mpmenta af
ter being inluiled, and may be immedietely'dotected in
the ,blood. A convincing proof of theconstitutional ef
fects of inhalation, is the fact that siekins is always pro
duded hi breathing foul air: 'ls' riot: Mit; Poaitive evi
dence that proper remedies, carefully prepared and judi
ciously administered through the lungs, should produce
the most happy result. ! 'During eighteen years' erne=
tic; many thousands, suffering from diseases of the
lungs and throat, have been under my care, and I have
effected many- remaikableeures, even after the sufferers
had been pronouncettin the last stagea,which fully sat
isfies me that Consinentfon is no longer a fatal disease.—
My treatment.of Consinutitioh is origival, and' founded
on long experience and a thoroughinvestigatien.
perfect acquelutence with the nature of tubereles, , &c.,
enables me to diatinguish, readily, theirations'lerma Of
disease that Simulate consumption, and apply the proper
reinedles, rarely being mistaken oven iu a single ease.—
Tide fatelliarity, in connection with certain luttholcigicial
and Micioecopis. discoveries, enables Me to relieve
the lungs from the effects of contracted chests ; to en
large,tho chest, purify the blood, impert toit rent;i4d vi
tality, giving energy and tone to tlic entire eys Celli. •
'Medicines, with fultdireetilna, sent, to any partbf the
United States end Canada; by patients communicating
their symptoms bYletter. • lint the cure would be nova
certain certain if the patient should pay. ; me Malt, which
e na
would give me an opportunity to examine the lungs and
ble me to prescribe with much greater certainty;
aid-then the'eurifcciuld- be effected Withotit my 'seeing
the patient again.
• 0: '
OfllOe,'•11:41 Filtuirt Nor, 1090%14;6'1.2th;
March 18, 18,58.-Iy. PRILALDELpaIe, re.
AkDiciNAL
Wl...Great Dixovery of Me Age a*
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CIIEVWERS'
Dr. Gnats:vs Linnhrd's Taste Restorative ( Tv,-
Cho* the. Greht Substitute for 'TOtube'
IT is a well known and incontrovertable fact that the •
Usti of Tobacco in the promot in cato,e of many of
moat severe Mental and Physical Mordent to Which.
race of man la subject, as careful aualj sin-and long.and
painful experience have clearly proven that it contains
cortain'ttrcetic and poisonous propritine most dangerovia
In noir (Mixt% which by entering into the blond delmnae
the functions and operations of the Heart, cousiug many
tOnuppowt that organ tohe seriously discaactft. ...a • .
TOILA OCO affects a/an the entire nervous system.; man
ifesting itself—as all who have ever used the noxious
weed will hear testimony—in Lassitude, Nervous irrita
bility, 'Water' Bint344PY B l4Elai and manyotherAlsor
dem of a similar character.
• TII E: TASTE. EESTORATI TROC RES • •
Are designo t o counteract these baneful influent:lw, PO
have prOfcd CtinpletelT anccmtsful in a multitiide of crutt•
es, and;wherevcr used .' hanuleas•in - thenserlees
thcy, exert a beneficial ,effect upon the entire system,re
itorlnglhe Taetc Which ttas become vitiated or desitsy
.edby-greabladulgegfcent4inpletely renaming the irritt.
tion and acconimmyieg. tickling sensation of. be Threat
always eonsiXjuent upon abstaining front the
use of Tobacco, and by giving a healthy tone to
Stomach, invigorate the whole system.
Persons whe areirreerleValkly undermining their con
attentions diad :Itholgenifirj; Weir lives,* should' usellue
Troches immediately anti throw of OF injurious and un-
Tobaoco Chewing:- , ' •
These Troches or-,Lor.enges are pot up in rsetinvapient
and portable fora at the 'low mice of 50'CCnis per box.
A liberal dim:built - 0 ) thenrado. Prepaied loolelrby the
undersigned to.whem ,ap,,erders 15,11°01 ho addceptied.;.,
' • JAMES E;BOWEItS; Di : dip - 15k •
'Match 2,4 1.£168..4y;..nu Cor. 2d and . Race, Philadao
•
•
aration
, OP
Concerttrated• - .ComPouriekluid
.Extract eBUCAU.:I:- " •
cr diseases. of the... Bladder, Aiiiqeys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Weaknesse3, Qteitrilaions, Secret diseased., Fe-
Cotnelsinte; 'dna aisaiges 'l3f
, the Sexual ? Crgans,,. _
Arising from Exce s ses 'lmprudenclos la life, and re
moving all Improper Discharges rom.the :Bladder, Rid
neys, or Sexual Organs, whether ofisting In
Fe a 1
• • Male or ,
,ft
From whatever cause the:YMay_tiave originated, ~
And no Matter of Hoyt , " n te'fi
r& riding,
Giving Health and Vigor to the Frame, and
Bloom to •
Joy to the Afflict Aicted !
•
It cures Nervous and Dibllitaled fateereni, and removes
• . •all the symptoms, tuitong-whicli willies: found
to 3 1 4=ra "
• Ibver,.boss,of,Melno' ' •
Difficulty of ilkeathlN Den. - •
"' • end' Weakdeki,' liaror H of' DU- '
ease, Week Nerves, Trembling,,Dread.
ful Horror of Death, Night Sweatt!, Cold . Feet,
Wakefulness, Dimness of Visioti,'LitnEnitir, Univer-
sal Lassitude of the Muscular System,:often.Enormous
Appitite, with Dyspeptic; symptoms, Hot Hands.
Flushness of the Body, Dryness of 'the Skin,
Pallid Coen tenanOsiend ou• . •
the Face, Pain In the Back, Ulm
limas of the Eyelids, Fro
4 - queutlyriihtek "Or; ,
Flying bklbre
• the Eyes.' • b
)vith Temporary auffutdon and Loa? cf„siglit Want of
'Attention, Great Mobility; liestlbesnel ii With Horror
of Society. Nothing is rev, e dalirabtee tla ttieb
Mote than solitude,, and Nothing,thiy u gtpre
Dread for Fear of Thiiusalies rid Ile
pose of manner, no wirneiltAiihs,'Wo ' •
SpectiltiliOlb but a hurried,
transition from one
question tottn, ,s . . •
'Ttese Symptoms If elle* ed ego' 'ate&
icineluvariably removoB-110011, AMOITIV:i;08A iof , .Ptiwer,
Fatuity, and EPILEPTIC FITS,- 7 -In,one whicb,tbe
may expire. Who can kip Mkt tfieke' exCesiea ere
not. frequently followed by those Direful, diseases—lN
SANlTY AND CONSUSIPTION 7...The„records of the ju
sane Asylums, and the inelatichdly deaths by Coniumlo
tion, bear ample witness to tha truth of these assertions.
In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition ap
penis. The Countenance li 'tiethalq'sodden acid
,destitute—neitber Mirth or Grief ever 'halts it ; should
a sound of the voice occur, it is s r,arely articulate.
"With woeful moiltares'wtin despair
Low sullen sounds his grief begtpled."
Debility id moat terrible! end, bas IFpught team:muds
upon thou Sand to untimely , grares. thusblastini theism-
When of many noble) outhe..Llt um be cured hy. this age
of this INFALLIBLE REMEDY , „
If you are suffering with ~:iiy of" above dlstrig
ailments, the FLUII) EXTRACT BUClllYwill cure you.
ilkey it and be convinced of Itt ufficaey, •:
Beware of Quack Nostrums and Qutek'Dactorsi;
whoLiklaely boast .of abilities and referuncie. 'Citizens
know a * lvt avoid them, and save lon g
, suffering, Money,
atidllikptaiare, by sending or 'calling 'for o'bettle of this
•Populit sod specific Remedy.. .: -„
.1 talky. all pain and inflammation, Is perfectly pleas
ant In Its. taste and calor, but immediate in its action.
Pifelmbold's Extract. t—tic . •
.47repared directly accordlirtg'to'the Rules of Pharmaiy
and Chemistry, with the grestestaccurpey and chemical
knowledge and care devoted In' Its combhuilionl SCe
l'refessor. Dewees' Valuable Works !orenhe:, prictiee of
Physic, and must of the late standard Worksof .Mediclue.
iggiallAlLllolllll3l.4*
Chnilf undretr dollars will be paid to ainy PhisiCiati who
CAD proin thatmlio /111Xiithle ever injured a' patient; and
the testizuony,pf, thousands can be produtsxll„to , prove
that it does great good. " Cases of from brie Week to thir
teen years standing have been effected.' !the mass of
Voluntary Testimony in possession of the Proprietor,
vouching its virtues and curative powers, is immense,
tnnbracingzultileti well known to SCIENCE AND FAME
_
100,000 Bottles Rave Ee.in Sold ,
and riot a slnglii Instance of a failure has been repOrtal
Personally; 'appeared 'before me, an Alderman - of the
City of l'hiladelpbte, 11. 'l'. 11E1.311sOLD, Chemiat,,who
being duly iiisorn ildEittity. that idspeepera bee contains
no Narcotic, IlercuyyVor injurious Drug, but are purely
Vegetable. 11.'1' II ELIIIIOI,D, sole a n fact urer.
Swim:rand iititai:Vibed buten, Me Oda 23d day of Novena
Ler, 1854. . • • tY3I. P. 1111;111RD. Alderman.
.Price SI -per Bottle, or six for $5,-13e
. livered to any Address,
Areompan led by reliable and responsible Certificates from
refer:4ora of Nit.scllesil Collegw, Clergymeu and °them.
Prepared aud'aold by . • 11. T. I4KI.MHOLD, •
..! PraeUeal and Aualytiod Chemist,
No. 52 .51)i.t1li Tenth St: below Chestnut,
Assembly Buildings, Phila.
To bo bad of Dr. Deozi 3 Oltom, D. S. Huber, and of
alI Drug is is and . Dealarithraughout We United States,
Danadss and British Provinces. •
BEWARE : OF COUNTERFEITS !
_ Ask for. Lleltßbold'stalce no other.
• _ Curefri Guaranteed.
"X0; , ./Such: Word as Fail."
. A RESISTLESS REMEDY!
. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMEN T. -
CIRCULAR TO Tilt. SICK.—The first hospital sur
geous.and medicinal publicists ofEurope admit the
unparalleled anti-inflammatory and healing properties
of this ointment; geveinments sanction its use in their
navel and militarY services; and the masses thisenan
try and throughput the, world repose the utmost con&
done, in itti curative properties. It penetrates the sonr
coeof, inlimismatiou and corruption which underlie the
external evidences of disease, and neutralize the fieryel
ements which feed and exasperate the inanity.
Rheumatism, Scrofula;.Erympelas.
These are among the most terrible:and agonizing die!
eases of the muscles, the fleshy fi bre and the skin; yet
In their worst forms, and when seemingly ineurable,thiy
invariably disappear under a persevering applicationnf
this soothing, healing antidote to pa inend inflammation.
Salt Rheum, Feller Sores, S'tiff Aim ,
s ,
In all cases of Salt Rheum. where medical waters; let
tions„.and every recipe of the pharmacomea have proved
useless, the Ointment wilt accomplish a thorough cure.
Fever Sores heel quickly under its influence, and its re
laxing effect upon contracted sinews is truly wonderful.
Discharging Ulcers.
A most lama' kable and happy change is produced in
the anpeeranceo f malignant niters after a few applica
tions of this Ointment. The surrounding redness Van
ishes, and granules of healthy flesh begin to take the
place of the discharged matter. This process goes on
more or legs tepidly until the orifice, filled up with
sound material, and the lacer radicallY cured.
A Word to' Mothers. • '
• The young - are the most frequent 'sufferers from ex
ternal injuries, and therefore every mother should have
this 'healing preparation mnistantly at hand. It IS no
absolute specific for sore breasts, and quiehly , re'nhovel
the encrusted sores which sometimes disfigure the himda
andlecei of children.
SignifiCane' Pa cts: "
.This Ointment, is univeriallyniodon beard the - At:11112-
[loot as a cure for scorbutic offer
ttleionaiin,daniVduclastic aliig
tbwohbestipoesible remedy for wounds and
bruised. Large enmities of it have recently been ordered
by the 4ultan.of Turkey hie hOspitalipurposes. • -
01,..80th that:lint:ant and Pilliehould be need in 41e
following cagiest. , ' -
Dalian= ~,laselacjakiktill4kines SwePedGliludek,.
. Erl 911
litirifs, Pilfs, Sorel 4gs,.
Chapped Hatichi, ithetiniatisixi;*.lt , `c .. So r ti ,8 m0 ,, 0 ,,
Chilblains, liitigwerin, I - ;vl . ~141 1 ) 4 41 11 PM%! I,,f i t
Fistula, Salt Ithoum,, . Bore Throats
Gout, .-1 , 41-. ' Seilds, - . ' '' • - ' • . Soeeceolvall Male,
L um b ago . „ . Wounds of.all 'cloak',
.4:enamel Sore .*
sturYeines, Sprains, Totter, Tilcers, Skip Diseesett
l',.* Sold mtthe 'slanukaatory of F ' ref eskrliolloriay, 80
Maiden Lane, Now York, andAy allartltFectable. Drug
eista and Dealers lu Medicine thinughout tho United
States and the civilized world, in pettrat 25 teitte,lB2l,„
ceets,tacal SI each. ~ : ..!..,,... :., ~,. , . ...
CAtmleNATr-Npee are gennipa-aialesa the NrOiile "Tiol l
loway, New York and London,tnte Afecexotble a s' aVii
eVen‘by hold
ter.coark in elery leaf of the hoolrof dllectfolis al•bund •
eac h
pet or ;the.eati6licaYle'idilinly
ing the leaf to thellg-,Altioneoitas:rowani.
gilen.o_ auyroo: rentierizie:suchliziroxiaition.:as may
will• be
lead to the detection of any party or partiessmptwett
ingthe h e
dot
vencflp t
.the aante„kikowlnethein
to - 1.. . 's OA : it:as:no). ' ' , . , ~ • , • - ••• .4 • -
Them 1 it atidcutiderahleiraiinieitgliShi thelikOraiaali
Directions for the guidance of patlentine-Every
disorder are affixed to each box. [March 31, '5B.
PouNDßiwxfollui*fmo. -
-FA RUE RS:. &. MECH AN I CLS!
ILLS ncptiguml inTtdo yeryorsiAtOditions
:pen for The rnanfilacttiringbf MACIRSERT,
M u fa 16)161 keel An V l ith „,....„ S ' er t wax'
FIUMNG IMI 'ern g
Wheeler's Improtied Whn way in Lever iforsepowersand
hres'ter;
hi
anni,44,•ReEtper and,Mower, with
V. oaf q inproienfenhe;' Cent : frOci field Rollers,
GruilittE Coin' 1 , upllrtiegk zrantep,. el ° .
ver ilu lers, aro Shellera, t F , . Stralle, 1111,3PC r uttere„
All of the above Mrabhinek are 'hf the latest end best
Wr.37l3EfeWthlMlN7nat'rrrntititClitcgivosatinfaction.
mg*, to
.qrder,
ana%etifitit Stige! I.hardear:llWieturC 41eLt
01NEs, Mill Gearing, Shafting, tntilMill work in general,
panhiSfiCfklarAtte ll OP u t
.ornePtlrin rWinfs 1 "'
Machinery of all kinds.
'4.-Zki.nat:elOßßiliejiliCin,-94! et
their blati4,,," Pineg rote street, Leket!OL
.14," • orders ,- or ootan flagitious •b,f Ann: iral.:l6e
Ilt!in g‘ Yi°t? " 44 l l t5P: ' MAIOII4 f ifnfilkfk i
' l ( . 4r4 i MiTerrefi -
J EIOEM iA BOAS GEO. GASSER JOSTAIII G ETTLZ
L E IV:A.NI) 14— 04)striN T Y
STE ATM 114.A.PitING - MILL:
BOAS, GASSER k GETTLE
wieft Lebanon'
Fil., ll4 Fß' county and , neighboring - cotrittiei,lbst
- • they are noir ha' - full opeiation"andiare
,rppared*to do nit, kiodadse ••••••%net.•••
A RPtNTER VVORKByIytACAINEIVr
. Kat •
;Bikifit Tiretithei.
.• ••
4a;),'
111i7a1 SOolli;";
^Wanted 'to suit builders. , The, subsdlberssbegi , leave to
iplortnthe public that they,lume,fhp Westland best
Proved niriehinerty toiiuty, suhla an'TifoSiNfoitin'a
•
Pasant, ic., and that they are able to pro:lune:as good
work as the county can produce. ,
- None but the best and w4li'lsWeioried'LlllSlßErwill be
used. Carpenters and ißyildersinrerinrited to pall.and
examine their rcedy.roade stock, which they will always
keep on band. and judge thillasinielSetr."
Shop is on Pinegrore Road, nearybreaner's
• • • • ; 4 1 -4 1 ilaianoi:ltinel7;lB,s7.
RAM,
Opposite the Lebanon Valley R. Leb- ,
" latioriMethiGoli Oda* Pittillitrel"
i. a • :WA•a44•lir -Avila l 44_4v l i rtlPti'
r i• Mors, mina re stetuil ',Ushuaia from
F - 4;1 146 1 41100fli6rfe4oiteilt tbelitheetlies
'
and patterns, with all the modern Im. ,
6 kau+i ,
pidvemefitk'
glum (wit ...Link Motkou yAre .4,,r)mpßntsidon rivets,
roi Ma' Woodlinirtnialia - umfitiprp664:a. -rii
tiquhurgitt:mtiop,is cutted.to our mall 4 . 14 .
.fhe'PrlnterS; Drieglits p'eracidi n ing a
+ l 4Pfltulto3 o W9fr; Tty tak etliPiTa gi P a PPlWNV
Can ht. put up In a roe as git eel `1 fixture.
ALScligtiolsing.l44httyt ancl44l . plijoqty fmAntbrecite
tither Illnat riirnaces;tif improved ebnatiliethin
eXit.tzgl;amlitcmof .P r ria 11::pjrulfis PeXeldf , 4111 . 1,
Sawing, Planing mid' Vlourll Fattumu: Mining
f 14 1 ;kr!` 1 4 1 . 8 tOue QUitr
riew, itailroati (sirs. Iron Bri sea, slndttn4, 'lnners;
:-Pidleysannifpgl.44thcs,Prili l•rosimm., FlanittaXaciunet.,
Brass Stop Cocks Vs Ives mid Braila Fi attires. Glelmi Steam
l'elres of sit %veil, amt 3lschinempindiesstiiigs ofievery
description.
• foriutundt weight, madii of .
the best material by well known and experienced work
, Awe- RnmtegthekßE 'alum Heat! r«,
I ant; Sheit Iron Work oc deicefipllon. [Our Boiler
I' idieeti ate Allittaitod 4:4llvklidg IBM& rota squared ittl
inohee and hammering each square; Any imperfeetimi iw
• 'thrl4 doteetimi:muribb flit* slAC't-tuxes Hifi is prae
tilqd in.lll/sfew chops ill this country.)
!ALLSO,ll . Bbkli be Wrouglif 1 1"roii 4 Pipe, for:, skixiiih, , gas
' 'mak water, with :di the ucoosaury,fixtutr, constantly me
Vul, and put tiVillelltortdit'notke'aierhit West . reit-
Aonoble.ternyi, Tron,Engs,undGetuposition Slctet.e.a.-
Order,dugs madn~tn at' the slioitelte • " •• '
ItBrAlltING Atteqed to; !with, ,proxuptucta atel
miatel3. 11 . gang of Boiler lthireits'alwripirenay'forltiii,
I ler repairs. IILACKS3IITIE Wo,llli,maile to orig. ,
.tie Orders respectfullysolleitisl: 'AllVdnitfitinicatictiof
by mail or otheralserfittendell—to -with despatch. nod
,m9ric delireiTd.l9 nglS9Ad•?ccnqalk fr ng r t d f r ge:' f`
.)ett. tectu P. .
Feter,t. tssi 111. • :
Vas • ... 30 - lliiii.iimele.4:liepituAikEt.
' • L RE A.'N'O N••;•
Door and Sash 111antolfactiiitr,
Zoiatod on the Steam-Hmz.se lload,ttear thanberbtrut
Steed, first Lebanon..
Tl.l E undersigned respect in.
.foim the public in general, that the'y
have added largely to their funnel-est:Lb ,
• lishn ent. and also hare all Mons of Hut
!latedif and lieit improved MACHINERY
in the Stati.in frill. operation, soch-as -
IV,Ci()D WORT/P..5 FLOORING, Atc
. . for conducting the ienerel business', for
Planing, Scrolls; Sawing, `4-c.,
and the experience acquired by E. LoNoacan and J.V.
GAUL during tlwir connectionewitit the Door,Sash and
Umber Trade, fur a number of years past ,- affords full mil
ouranoe of their ability, in connection With .I":Ginta., to
select ltoek suitable to the wants or the Door and Snail
Wellness in this State.
~'Pi:.
They now offer to litechatfiee nd armera generally,
upon favorable terms; a..judiciously assorted.-stock of
DOORS. BASIL, AC., from the best:Lumber manufttetories
ie the State, feeling Confident thbt their 7riesoritment'ls
not to be. e-ceelleci by any other establishment in. the
State in regard to exactuess In Piz . e t cAudity or filth, and
is calculated to afforethorough antis:Una - On'
•who may favor the undersigned with; their culdfum••tif
The following list comprises the loading articles of
stock on hand: • - • •:••••..1 - 7
Doors,. of all sizes; &Alt, oft Sizes4.t.:
Door Frames, for hp* and Arehitravas; .
fromo - ;" ' froth's' ink
Window Frames, The brie' k, Surbase;•
and frame houseill Shutters. of all sizes;
All kinds of 3 fotildingti; Blinds. of all Sizes;
U. G. Spring -Moulding, of ail sizes; Wfialt-boards.
LONtliChE GABE 7. & IIItOTHEIL
P. S--Planing, Sawing, if z promptly done for those'
furnishing the Lumber. a •banon.July 15.'4.
• The -Liver: •Invigorafor:
PREPARED BY.DRc SAIS.PORD.
COLPOUNDED ent[selp /Wilk 'awns, ii one of the beet
purgative and liver medicines WOW before the public,
that acts,as a Cbthartic, essier,.milder,and more effectual
than any other medicine known. It is not only a Ca
thartic but a Lire,. remedy, ectilig , lint on the Liver to
eltset its morbid matter,, then on the bowels and stomach
roestrti off that matter; thus accifiniplishing hie iffirpc.-
aelreffectually; withbut any of the painful feeling expe
rienced in the operations of most Cutharrics.,, ItatiCagth
ins the system at the same time that it primes it ; and
when taken daily in moderate doses, will strengthen and
build it up with unusual y.
The LITER is one - of 111 principal remit:tors of the
human,body; and when it_ performs it e -functions
well, the powers of the kip •iystem are fully develop
ed. The stomach isnlrnosi . 4 1_ entirely dependent on tho
healthynction of the Liver e , for the proper perform-
RIICO of its functions, •m, when the stomach is at
fault, the bowels are at ow limit, and iho whole ys
ton suffer in consequence one orratt—the Liver
hrrlietiits-dtino dilrf...-albellfe'
of that organ, one of the LP proprietors has made it
his stud;, nita"prictiq 6 -I morCit,lllsrtnirati years,
it find scitueremediw here. with, to: co unterict the
many derangements to ri which it is liable.
" To prove that this rem-
oily
is at last found, any
persons trop led with iir er t complaint, in any of its
farina, has but to‘tri . is (I) bottle, aria conviction is
certain.
- 'These inns. remove all 'iz• morbid or had • matte r
from the systqm, eup p lj „ ing in their place a heal
thy Bow of bile'intigbrat- ing The Stomach; causing
food to digest,well, purify lug the blood; giving,lone
end' health to -thei whop mitchinbi7, removing the
cause of the disease and s's effmting,a radical cure, ,
Bilious attacks are cured M end , what 3B better,linTe
roiled, by the occasional use of the Liter l'i!tige,•
One dose after eating is sufficient ,torelieve the
souring.
stomach and prevent the Z food from, ralffintr and`
Only ono doie7 taken be
Bight:flare. • •
Only one 'dose takes at
gently, and cures (WAX
One dose taken aRe
pepsia
-0110 dose of - two - tea- Mi spoonfuls will always re
lieve Sick ilaninche.
One bottle "taken for D at e oliitsiXtiok Wmoves
the muse ofcthe
LA d wakes a,perfeet.•cure.
Only one dose faun ately relieves Cholic,while
one dose often repeated 1 " a • sure curt for cholera
ll'orbus, and a preventiv of, cholera-
Only one bottle is need- ni ed to throw out of the airy:-
tem the offehts of ni • r — 'ma after long richness.
Ono bottle taken fo . . anpulice removes all
sallowness or unnat u ra l lor from the shim
One dose taken a short time before eating gives vigor
to the appetite, and makes food digest wall.
-One Ilnan
-----, . ,, •r•rePeat4id cures Carman , Diorrhow in its
worst forms, bile Summer or Bowel Complaints yield
tilinolit With first dodo, ' '
• One ot* Pww,doeeti ,oures.attacks caused by . Worms in
children; there is nu surer safe, or, speedier remedy in
worlpils it nover"failal " *
4- few bottles.corn Dropsy, by exciting therahsorbents- -
We take pleasiire in recouiluending this medicine as a
prefentive for Perm- and •11,c/UP 9 Chill ireterc'eihd
lepe . of it ,Biliona,Type. At,ciite4tes,oith cartaiedy,,and
tboussnds are willing to testify to its wonderful virtues.
All who use:it aro giving thbirunaninions teatlmbil.
In its favor. - ) _
VA. Mix Water in the mouth V th the Invigorator and
swallow both together . •ti ' •• -
TheLiverlnvigurator le a Seleallae Ualliaal-DiaaaYez9
and 1B daily working cures, althost too great V) bplieve.
It curettes if by magic, evettitheffiret
and seldom more thannne bottle ie rs.oluin3d ijo s sarwaßy,
kind of Liver Coimpitiint, frOnalhe "Worst .Innisffim Dom.
popsia to a common' Headache; allot Whiclpare The re
sults of a Ititicsa
Fares ONX DO LIAR - 4
ioni.c.
SANFORD;Mcoprietor,ll-11, Broadway, New Tor&
Josein Liatazotoze., MLA DiL: Rafts, Agents for Leba
non ; and retailed by Druggists.
14re refiring, preyent3
night;• 100 ICILStJte bowela
negc.• • v.'. v•-' • • •
ectch =ea!, will cure Dot-