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WEBER DAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1858
'sik . HOME AFFAIRS.
(MTV ME CONVENTION I
DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS of Lebanon
..Coultfy are respectfully requested to tuiseMble
in their respective districts, nn
Saturday, September 11, 1818,
for the purpose of choosing tiro delegates, to rep
resent each district in a county convention, to be
bed no the following MONDAY, (SEPTIEMBER 13,)
at 1 o'clock, p. m., at the public house of ADAM
lIAAv, in the borough of Lebanon.
West Ward, Lebanon borough, will meet at the
public house of Mrs. Rime, at 7 o'clock, p. m.
East Ward, at at 7 o'clock, P. in.
N. Lebanon, at Zeller's, at .7 o'clock, p. m.
Cornwall, at L. Zimmerman's, at 1 o'clock, p. m.
South Lebanon, at D. Brute?.
North . Lebanon, at B. Zeller's.
'lBouth Annville, at .1. R. Hoilig's.
'North Annville, at J. Carmany's.
'Londonderry, at the usual place.
, Beet Hanover, at E. IL Miler's.
Swaim*, at S. Rank's.
Belie', at the usual place.
Jackson, at G. Loin inger's.
Millcreek, at 0. Weiglefe.
Heidloberg, at B. Dissingees.
told Springs, at a suitable place.
;Union, at the Union Forge.
By order of the
Sept,VbS. STANDING COMMITTEE.
See Derby & Jackson's adv. for
Agents, in another column, bealtatly "A Casket of
Gem of Wit , anti Witainni."
- Take „yolo.r old, wort-out, Cane
umbra OM% tVIAB. BROTHICRLIPM, at'd have
them re-eabet 2t,
Fire and Water Proof Roofs.—
The eitisons of Lebanon and property owners in
general aro respectfully informed tliitt )6* Roofs
are put on as altogether completely watt!? , and
completely fire proof, besides they are put on
much cheaper than any other roofs now used.—
From my late arrangements in finding the raw
material for my composition, I can now put on
my roofs at almost half the cost of either tin,
elate, sheet iron, or shingles. My price is $5 per
square;.and warranted good for at least 2i year?.
cld tin; slate and old shingle roofs repaired and
viitrranted to give full and entire satisfaction.
See my advertisement in another column.
JAS. F. MAXWELL,
St. At Brua's Betel, Lebanon.
The Managers of the Agricultu
ral Pais of this county, are busily engaged in pre
paring the Fair Grounds. The location is, as has
been stilted heretofore, on the "Mini in Estate," in
North Lebanon borough.
We heard a rumor last week that
'Zion./ Lutheran Cemetery is to be vacated of the
dead and sold out for building lots. If anything
of the kind is in contemplation by the congrega
tion the sooner it hi done the better.
We are pleased to observe that
the Democracy of the Atlantic District, New Jer.
say, have nominated George A. Walker, Esq.,
furtnerly of Anna idle, Lebanon county, es their
candidate for Congress. Ilia many friends In
this section ore gratified with his success.
,Since the opposition party cut
down the Tariff of 1846 to and below the revenue
standard, we hore.bad nothing but hard times,
while froth 18-56t0 the time that the opposition
party "modified" that excellent law, in 1857, the
county enjoyed continuous prosperity.
Accident —We omitted to men
tion lost week that our worthy.citizen, A. U. EX
.IIICH, Esq., had met with an accident - in Myers A;
-Shows' barrel manufactory, by which his right
arm was fractured above the wrist. We aro pleas
red to see him about again, and learn that the in
•ury is healing as' rapidly as can be expected.
The Eagle Hotel of this borough
has been rented by Mr. HENRY Steamer, to take
possession on the Ist of April next. While sorry
to lose so obliging and popular a landlord as Mr.
IlsAx, we are glad that his successor is Mr. Ste
amer. Mr. S. had the same hotel several years
age.
Our friend and neighbor, Dr. Line
sweavir, has just finished putting up excellent
and substantial curbing nil along his valuable
property on Cumberland street. If the next step
of the Dr.'s would be the putting up of a splendid
brick building inside Cir the curbing, it would
also be a risible impri.vernent.
The Couneils'of the Boroughs of
Lebanon and North Lebanon, bad a meeting last
week, and spent a day in examining the various
Arenms and water sources itt the neighborhood.
They also employed Mr. lirttacica, in accordance
with the resolution of the late water meeting,who
is now engaged in making the surveys and esti
mate's. Immediately upon the completion of his
report a meeting of the citizens will be called.
Co!. D. S. Hammond has corn
mantled digging the.eallar for a handsome two
story brisk building, on Plank Road, north of
Cumberland street, adjoining the Moravian Par
sewage.
Geo. W. Kline, Reg., is putting under roof twO
neat and'eonvenient brick buildings on the suave
street, opposite Zion's Lutheran Cemetery. That
neighborhood yet contains a number of splendid
building sites, and we trust they will be occupied
for that purpose before long.
'The Raglans.--The approach of'
"%coot weather brings out this now style of overdrere,
which promisee to become quite the rage among
the ladles. The Raglan is a lung and loose
teoque, with wide flowing sleeves, trimmed only
with a silk tassel here and there. It is but toned
glom up to the throat, and finished' w:th a small
collar, over which no muslin or lace collar is worn.
There is no trimming on the other portions, es
6aPt a row of buttons down the front, serving for
tfillenings. The effect is not so graceful as the
oipusittr, but It Is becoming to tall figures. It
promises to be almost universally worn as soon as
the fall opens.
Business in Philadelphia and ()th
er commercial cities, -
is said to be far beyond
what was generally supposed it would be, al
though welters' and southern merchants have
in. It would. be still
seemly yet began coming
better if it were not that croaking has of late be
come so very fashionable. Croakers arc also a
fashionable pest in the country, and especially
here in Leb4non we 'bare lots of them. All the
croaking In the werld will not mike times better,
but if it has any will only frighten tim
id people from embarking in enterprises. Let
our business men make the best of the times—be
glad that matters and things are no more. Last
Wednesday was one year since the Ohio Life and
Trust Bubble exploded occasioning the panicand
all its ills. Let the evil of the year be suelaient,
and let it live with the past. Let the future be
something better. Rot that end , let all atop croak
ing, and be up and doing. The business future
is a ktrtir,ht and prosperous one, eapeeially for;
r
Lobe nvi,-
To-day (Wedneiday,) there is a
general celebration by. England and the United
States, of the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable. We perceive that some arrangements are
also made in this place for a celebration this
evening. It is hoped that none of those partici
pating will forget that it is commemorative of a
great Scientific and Christian event, and outrage
the occasion by drunkenness o'r disorderly con
duct.
.Our oppositioh trienat of this
county, in the resolutions of their convention last
week touch very tenderly protection and the coal
Itta iron interests of Pennsylvania. This is ac.
CoUnted for by the fact that they have two Well
itnern free trader* on their State Ticket.
Their Mete are daily and weekly tilled with
leak about protection, while tlialr candidates and
resolutions entire ignore it. Principles are al
ways secondai7 with the opposition party, and
that of protection is very octet thirtrly and
fourthly.
By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that Adam Haak, the
popular landlord of the Eagle Hotel, of this bor
ough, announces•himself as an Independent can
didate for Sheriff. Mr. Haak's lease of the Ho
tel expires in the Spring, when it will be taken
by Mr. Henry Stegriat. Hence Adam would
find it particularly convenient to move to jail, of
which he would make as competent and popular
a landlord.as he is of the Hotel. We donut wish
him any harm particularly, but should like very
much to see him laird'. lie deserves being put
there for at least three years. Will the people
sentence hiss to go there ?
The election of Delie:gates to the
Democratio toenty Convention of Barks, took
pleas on Saturday, end resulted , in .tbe almost
unanimous endorsement of Ilon. J. Glancy Jones,
end through him of the administration of James
Buchanan. In the city of Reading where 11 was
supposed Mr. Jones Would be opposed the hard
est, he teiltried every ward, Ana his majority in
the city is about 800. At our latest advisee every
district of the county heard from had gone , for
zones, and the convention which met yesterday
(Tuesday,) 'has probably re-Wolninated Jonis by
an unanimous vote. The Detnocracy of Berke
are almost as firm and true to Democratic men
and measures, in good report as well as in evil,
as era the Democracy of Lebanon county, who
never flinch let the sky be ever so lowering.—
They never lose the true Democratic ring I
Mr. Fawke's Steam Plow.—We
see by our Lancaster exchanges, that Mr. Fawana
of Lancaster city, has invented a Steam P low.—
Several trials were bad recently at different pla
ces, and the plow has proven a successful exper
iment. Mr. FAWKES has been invited to make a
trial of his plow at Philadelphia, during the Ag
ricultural Fair there—be also contemplattis visit.
ing the State Fair of Illinois, to compote for a
$5OOO premium, which the Society offers for the
hest steam plow. The question with us is, ought
not our Society extend to Mr. FAWKES an invita
tion to exhibit his Steam Plow at the Lebanon
County Agricultural Fair, and to test its merits.
The Steam Plow is something new in this locali
ty, and if practicable our farmers should have the
advantage of seeing and judging for themselves
what progress our master American mechanics
are making in the arts and sciences. Suppose
the officers of our Society solicit Mr. FAWKES to
visit our Fair with his invention. It deserves at
tention we think, and would add attraction to our
Brat exhibition.
BY OUR. LOCAL REPORTER
Finished.—The bridge across
the Swaim at Jonestown, is completed. It is
said to be built in a substantial and workmanlike
manner.
The Cornwall Teachers' Associ
ation will meet on Saturday afternoon, Sweat
ber 11th, at 1 o'clock, in Zimmerman's School
House. Let there bo a full turn out,
The Young Mens' Christian As
sociation of this-borough, attended in a body the
Emanuel's' Church of the Evangelical A ssociation,
on Sunday evening. An appropriate sermon
was delivered on the occasion.
Peaches.—We are now in what
is usually called the peach SIISSOtI ; but appearan
ces indicate little evidence of the fact. There is
no profusion of the article at all, and the quality
of such we have seen is indifferent. The season
will he a short one.
A Camp.meeting is now being
held neer Shaefferstown, this county. The camp
ground, we learn, is beautifully located, in a
shady grove.
Cantion.—We observed on Sat
urday evening, an employee on the railroad, per
forming the hazardous feat of jumping from tha
cars while the train was in full motion. ire was
violently thrown =upon the ground beside the
track, but received no serious injury. It answer
ed very well, as a caution, however.
The Franklin Literary Institute
of this borough, will re-organize for the Winter
Season, on Monday evening next, Sept. 6. All
persons desirous of participating in the exerci
ses of said association are inelted to attend and
become members. Its an excellent school for
learning elocution.
Burglaries are daily being coin
mitt;;d in gilt . neighboring towns. Experienced
burglers it is said carry blow-pipes with them
and when it is necessary to pick a lock, employ
it as a means to destroy the temper of the works,
which are thus rendered easy to cut away with
the cold chisel.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTHENT—Goard
ayaillet Imparture.--ao do this, look well for the
water-mark, "Holloway, New York and London."
which exists in every leaf of the book ofdirections
enveloping the medicine. This trade mark is
maufactured in the paper itself, and is discernible
on being held up to light. Mortification cannot
ensue where Holloway's Ointment is applied in
time to a wound, sore or ulcer. ity preventing
innUMllll.6Oll, itprevents pain. Por indigestion,
liver complaint, and disorders of the bowels, the
Pills are a sure remedy.
BainTirs is VILE WAS'', but.the article that
will naturally restore the color of the hair, the
changing of which to gray, being an indication
of a lack of proper secretions, is truly a valuable
medicine. PROF. Woon's HAIR Tomo, if the
certificates of the leading minds over the Union
do not falsify, is the only eafe remedy for bald
ness, dryness, premature change of color, and the
several evidences of a lack of secretions at the
hair, which can be found. Quack preparations
abound, and "hair tonics" fill every • corner gro
cery" in the country. Avoid all "hair tonics"
unless known to be thepreparation . of some man
whose celebrity has become world-wide. Do not
let any nostrum vender experiment upon your
hair. Touch nothing you have not good reason
to believe is all that it purports, to be. Profes.
sor Wood has earned by years of severe test of
the virtues of his preparation, his present fame.
Over 150 certificates are before us of the value of
this hair restorative, from parties who have tri
ed it. Use no other.
DAtriew.—Beware of worthless imitations as
several In the market, called by different names.
Use none unless the words (Professor Wood's
Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis, Mo., and New
York,) are blown in the bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists and Patent Medicine Dealers. Also by all
Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United
St a les, Endflansdas. See Adv.—(From the New
Perk DAY BMW
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.-AaA FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
For the Lebanon Advertiser.
THE TOITSO HEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
This Association of Young Men was organized
last June. Similar Societies have been started
in nearly every city and town in the Union, in
England and on the Continent of Europe. So
that it taltY he said - Willi truth to be - one of the
most important Associations in the world. Its
object is to elevate the spiritual, sciatat and in
tellectual condition of the Youth of the land,
having no basis but the Bible, rib *lenient but
fraternal love. It constitutes a beautiful type of
the coming brotherhood of mankind. This As
sociation hes been formed to exert an influence
for good upon the rising generation, and a hither
object than that on the face of the north you can
not occepy. "Indio it (lees not conflict with the
great work allotted the Chiiiet, St lauilibly hopes
to be an handmaid of Religion and exert &say
ing influenced upon the Souls of Men. But it
embraces a wider field than that-of direct religi
ous instruction. The true principles and pur
poses of the Association are not wholly spiritual
and religious. The refinement of the intellect as
well as the cultivation of the Soul is made an ob
ject. To occupy those brief intervals of relaxa
tion, those evening hours during the week which
are at the disposal of every young man, in the ac
quisition of knowledge, temporal as well aa spir
itual—the culture of the intellool as well as the
discipline of the heart. And every one capable
of appreciating tint great opportunities of, his
generation, must rejoire to see the Young Men of
the land cqttipped competently with the.know•
ledge of things earthly, as AO 'ate tO do battle
in an age of enquiry lad of education in behalf
of a wisdom which desnads from above. Cer
tainly it is not one et 'the lowest alms of the '
Young Men's ChAlStiau Associatiou to aid this
enterprito. Net . Only to teach ayeting than what
he may be, aud ought to Le, by the help,pf the
Gospel, but also what mania ea . a.matter rather
of fact than of doctrine, apart from the Gospel.
Such, I take it, to he the purpose of this Assoc's
tiett—the improvement of the mind and the Sal.
vation of the soul. It is indeectan omen of bet
ter times, when the young men of the land, full
of hope, energy, zeal, enthusiasm, join together
on the bails of GM' common Bible, bhi common
Christianity and our common Salvation, leaping
over those barriers of Sect and party which di
vide and distract the Church of Christ. This
feature of the Association—its unsectarinn Spir.
it—hen great eharetti for me. And I take it re
ally as a token of good and n Matter of great stir
prise, that here in Lebanon and all over the
world', young men should be willing to unite for
such an object as that Which these Christian As
sociations have In view. I ant not flattering the
members of the Association hcro or elsewhere,
but congratulating my country upon the fact of
this great Association and of these remarkable
reunions having the intellectual, moral and spiri
tual improvement of thousands for their object.
It is an omen for good and it surely proves taut
a blessed army of faithful men is rising up among
us to put down vice and wickedness and to sub
stitute for it, intellectual culture mud spiritual ad
vancement.
But not to occupy too much space in explain
ing the object of the Association, twill briefly state
its present condition in Lebanon. The member
ship comprises 103 young men to this date. The
meetings are held every Tuesday night in Tem
perance Rail fur the election of members. In
the course of a week or two a permunent room
will ho obtained and the regular order of busi.
ness will then be pursued—which-is as follows
Monday Meetings of tho Association
Singing, Bending of Scripture, Prayer.
Rending Journal of last meeting.
Essay or Review, 15 minutes
Discussion thereon, 30 minutes
Reports of Committees.
Miscellaneous Business
The Wistar Library Company in at spirit of true
Christian charity and enlightenment has voted
us the use of their valnable and select collection
of books, numbering 640 volUmns—the standard
works of English Literature. And Upon this
substantial and efficient lasis Ire anticipate rear
ing a monument to be of service to the community
now and their children's children. We also will
have in our room ales of all the important daily
and weekly journals in the country, English and
German, and the principal magazines. The read
ing room will be open every eight ) except Sun
day, from 6 to 10—for the benefit of the members.
Also during the Fall and Winter months we pro
pose having Lectures delivered before us by the
leading orators of the country. Thus wuprosent
an inducement to the Public generally to become
part of our organization. All males between the
ages of 14 and 45 can avail themselves of the
benefits of the Society.
One word more and I have dune. Christian
Young Men it is addressed to you. What power
do you possess BOCOMOaotive, efficient members
of this Association. Your energy and enterprise
are needed to draw those less favored of your
companions within the blessed influence of this
fraternal union, putting them in 3 position where
the hindrances shall be taken away from their
understandings and they shall fully appreciate
the blessed principles it is our high and lofty
privilege to promulgate. Tam sure the Young
Men's Christian Association is safe for mighty
pueposes and for noble ends.
Special Notices.
tax. see advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver
Invigorator in another column.
Is formed with thousands of pores in every
inch of surface whose office it is to carry off the
impurities of the blood—the acknowledged cause
of all diseases of mankind—when the Bain is dry
and parched—when it is eovered with eruptions
—when it is cold and clammy—when there is in
ward fever or infiamation—it is impossible for the
skin under these circumstances to perform its
proper functions and to carry off the impurities
from the body as designed by our Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pills remove these obstruc
tions, and produce free and healthy blood, remove
the eruption from the skin, and cause it to bright
en with the flush of youth and beauty. Beauty
so much admired and loved. Beauty without
paints and cosmetics—but beauty produced by
health and happiness.
Dr. Morse's Indian Rent Pills are sold by all dealers
In Medelnes.
itELMBOLD'S GENUINE PAP.PhItATIDS.
lIELMBOLIPS Genuine PREPARATION.
lIELMBOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION.
11 ELDBOLIPS Genuine PREPARATION
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemistry, with
the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted
to their combination. irirSee advertisement beaded
RELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
THE GREAT ENGLISH BENXDY .
SIR JAMES CLAItKE'S
Celebrated Female P'lllB.
Prepared from a. prescription of Sir .T Clarke, AT. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the aura of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. It moderates all excess, and re
moves all obstructions, and aspeedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES, •
it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION!
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
first three months of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring
on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are !safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the back and limbs, fatigue on alight exertion, palpitation
of the heart, hysterics and whites, these Pills' will effect
a cure when all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and G r anada,
JOB MOSES, (late I. 0. Baldwin ken)
Rochester, N. Y.
N.E..-41,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au
l i m b e d Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return
Dr.mlil.
ROSS,FIw sale
o y p b o a y t t he 6 Court House, Lebanon, PM,and
by all r ble Druggists throughout the United States
and ; s/ao by Harvey Bircke Reading, Tx.
Oct** 7,1667-11. .
TION OP LEBANON.
THE SKIN.
The Lebn
(awfully Corrected We
LEBANON,'
Lab. Mills Ex. Fem. $ 6 00
Smith Extra 6 50
Lob. Yid. Super. Fine 400
Prime White Wheat, 1 20
Prime Red Wheat, 110
Prime Rye, 75
Corn, 75
Oats, 35
Clover•seed. 5 00
'Timothy-seed, 2 60
lAic aced, 1 50
Delta 4 .4pples, bu., 100
Dried Apples, peeled, 1 50
Peach “Bnits,' 250
_,P 6 leol .r qutsels," 125
150
Onions, 50
s l o Y nsa bY tke li ,SEPT. I,
r r Y ;797 S h e i ur Ss . 3.
Potatoes. 191 bu , 100
Eggs, iil dnx., 12
Butter, 10 lb., 14
Lard, 10
Tallow, 9
Ilam, 11
Shoulders, 9
Sides, 0
Soap, 3
Bees-wax, 25
White Rage, 5
Affixed Rage, 2
Flax, "il ID , 12%
Bristles, f% Th., 40
Feathers, jil lb., 02%
Wool, 't': Ib., 40
Soup Beans, it qt., ' 6
Vinegar, VI gal., 12;5
Apploßutter,V crock, 45
The Philadelphia Market.
11511ADELPILIA, Ana.l3o, MB.
FLO YR. —The .t'ldAr market continue, inactive,
The receipts are very light, anti holders firm, but
with small sales to notice, which are IftflYStry to
the trade, at from $4,75 to $5 for old stock super,
$5,25@55,50 for late made and • strictly fresh
ground ditto, $5,75(4416,50 for extra, and s7@
$7,50 bbl. far fancy lots as to quality. Rye
Flour and Coin Mual are scarce and firm, at $4
•
bbl.,
with sales efabout 290 bbls. of the for
mer to note at that figiere. tire Titsctoctions of
Flour and Meal at this port during the week end
ing the 25th inst., were 10,425 bbls.'
GRAINI—In Wheat there is not much doing,
and prime Ms, Only aro wanted; sales include
some 2(33000 liestieh, in lots, a't 10Dc for iuferi
er, 120 to In ets for fair to good reds, and 132@
140cts for white. Strictly prime lots of new would
bring 2@y4 ets il bushel more. Rye is dull, nod
old sells slowly at 80033 cents. New is wanted
at 70 cents. Coral's in fair demand at former quot
ed rates, and 530000 bushels:yellow have been
sold., part last evening ' at 92 eta afloat and 70 eta
in store, including 1000 bushels mixed at S 7 eta.
(MIS Yen wanted, and about 5000 bushels new
Delaware brought 42e afloat; 1000 bushels old
Pennsylvania have been sold at 480.
CATTLE MARKET.--Tiveeitteirin.. ' 1 of Beef
battle at Wardell's Avenue Drove Yard were large
again this week, and the market dull. The av
erage of the cattle being of very inferior quality,
they went off slow at the extremes of $6(39, most
ly selling at s7®sB the 100 lbs. nett. The ar
rivals reached 1370 head during the week, in
cluding 242 at market last Thursday.
About 250 Cows and Calves were at market,
which ruled , dull, fresh Cows bringing from $3O
to $45, Springers $2O to $3O, and dry COM $l5
to $20., each, annording to condition.
Of Hogs, the receipts were large, 3111 being at
PhiiiiVs Yard. The peckers hare =mama
buying, and sales ranged at from sls t l ; to n the
nett 100 lbs. '
Some 6000 Sheep arrived at Wardell's, and the
market was brisk. selling at s2@s4 each, being
equal to 113. Bc. dressed. The quality of stock at
the 11 . 4.11 . 'e bealt 1 , 1 . e* breve Yurd this week was
unusually good, and reached over 600 head.—
Prices were about the same as last week, but the
market brisker. The sales, principally Chester
county cattle, were at 71 to %Ss% the 100 tbs.—
A few nxtra quality brought $4.-N. Amer.
Religions Notices.
English preaching next Sunday morning and
evening in the Ilethedist Episcopal church.
Union Prayet Meeting in Temperance Hell every
.Mondny evening from Bto 9 o'eock. Every
other evening of the week from Ok to 71.
Preaching next Sabbath Evening, in the English
language, in the Reformed Church.
German services together with the celebration of
the Lord's Supper on next Sabath morning,
and English in the evening in Zion's Lutheran
church.
Preaching next Sunday in Salem's (L.) Church in
the morning at 9} o'clock, in the Engl6h and
in the afternoon at 2 o'clock, in the German
language.
English preaching in the Beneficial Hall on Sun
day, the sth of September ) in the morning,
and German preaching in the afternoon, by the
Rev P. F. HAGEN, of York, Pa.
On tbe 12th day of July, HMI, by Jos. R. Henry,
Esq., Mr. Joseph Koch, to Miss Sarah Law,
both of North Annville.
On the 20th ult., by Rev. J. Grin. Mr. John
Wommer, of Bethel tp., Lebanon co., to Miss
Pheiffer, of Wholaberstown, Berks co.
On the 21st ult., by Rev. J. Stein, Mr. Michael
Buckmoyer, to Miss Sarah Schwangor, both of
Fredericksburg.
D I ED,
In Lebanon, on the 24th ult., George David, son
of George and Sarah Ann Bock, aged 10 mon.
and 23 days.
In Lebanon, on the 26th ult., Michael Escbman,
aged 72 years, 10 months, 10 days.
On the 21st ult., in East Hanover, Dauphin co.,
Barbara, wife of John Ufflberger, aged 51 yrs.,
and 19 months.
At Muney Farms, near Muncy, Pa., on the tth
ult., Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, widow of the late
Charles Hall, Esq.,
and daughter of Robert
Coleman, Esq., of Lancaster, aged 80 years.
In Belly iew City, Nebraska, on the 13th ult., Ja
cob H. Smith, Esq., aged 24 years,l month, and
9 days.
The deceased is a son of Mr. Jacob Smith of
this borough. Ile left borne for the West, a lit
tle more than two years ago, and at the time of
his death was associated With his brother William
Smith, in the practice of law. his disease, which
was billions fever, terminated in death on the oth
day.
Whilst the death of this estithithie young an
is especially afflictive to the btifent'sd filthily, it has
also created a feeling of sincere sorrow in the
hearts of his many friends and acquaintances.—
But how consoling the assurance that he died as
he lived, in the faith and hope of the blessed gos
pel.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Leeches Leeches!
GENUINE Imported Swedish Leeches on hand, awl
for sale by LEM BERGER,
Sept. 1, 11158. Druggist a Apothecary.
NOTICE.
MEETING of the MEMBERS of the LEBANON CO.
/1., AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Will be held on SAT
URDAT, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1858, at the COURT. ROUSE, in
Lebanon, at 1 o'clock. p. in. Punettlal attendeaceis re
quested, as business of importance is to be acted on.
Ha. The Committee of Arrangements will also meet
on the some day and place. in discharge of the duties im-
Wed upon them by the Society. By order of the Chair
man. JAS. LAWR. RIGHTMYER,
Lebanon, Sept. 1, '5B. Cur. Seely.
ON' YOUNG MEN, ATTENTION ! - 14
Franklin Literary Instiltute.
A GREEMILY to the adoption of a Resolution previ
onss to adjournment over the summer season, the
members of the above named literary organization will
meet in the Lebanon Academy, on Aforminy Evening next,
S e ptember bib, at 734 o'clock. A full attendance is desir
ed, as business of Importance will be submitted for mu.
Sidemtion. tktl,. The YOUNG- IGEN of Lebanon and vi
cinity are earnestly invited to become members.
By order of the President.
JOLIN W. HARBEtION,
Lebanon, Sept.l,'sB-It. Seerdary.
To the Voters of Lebanon
County:
T HERESY offer myself as an Lodependent Candidate
for the office of .
SHERIFF, -
of Lebanon county. Should Ibe elected, I w ill attend
personally to the duties of the office, and to the satisfac
tion id` the people. ADAM lIAAK.
Lebanon, Sept. 1, '5B-4e.
110 Teachers Wanted.
TIRE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF NORTH ANN VILLE
TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT will meet in No. 1
School House, in 51 illerstown, on THURSDAY, the 16th day
of SEPTEMBER, at 9 o'clock, in the forenoon, to examine
and employ TEN TEACHERS to take charge of the
schools of said district. Mr. Ettioe, County Superin
tendent. will be ieresent to conduct the examination.—
Tho schools will he kept open 5 . 1,4 months.
By order of the Board.
JOSEPH ELLENBERGER, Prreet.
Dixtet. Mouumn, Seet'y. [Sept. 1,'58.
THE REASON WHY
EVERYBODY PURCHASE THEIR CLOTHING OF
Reizensteisa IP Brother V .
they sell so very cheap for cash.
Because they keep the best goods.
Because their clothing 18 well made and fashionable.
Because they keep the largest assortment.
Bee.ause they get, new goods every week.
Because everybody gets the worth of their money there.
Because they take the advantage of nobody.
Because they treat their customers well.
Because everybody likes to deaf with them.
Because they sell cheaper than the rest.
Because their Clothing is well sewed . png dt well.
Because they can suit everybody.
Because their Store is so conveniently situated.
Because nob:Ay leaves their store diseatistled
Because children can buy Just as well there, aa kave
their parents come. , .
Because everybody that treated with them, is sure to call
again and send in their neighbors. • •
Because they have purchased their stock - at such tedue
ed prices that they eau afford to advertise the -
reasons why they sell 40 cheap;
Lebanon, Semt.l,ll. , REIZEINSi'EIr k BRO.
on Markel.
ATTENTION!
Washington A riiitbilw
- you will, meet In full uniform on SsfuttniY,Welitb
1 day of Serranuca nest, at the public house of Daniel
Brna, in the borough of Lebanon, precisely at 8 o'clock,
a. ro., for the purpose of taking up the line of march for
Jonestown. By order of the Captain.
IIEtiRY REABBOIK,
Labanon, Sept. 1, '5B. Secretary.
DIII,ISVANt !Ann order at the Orphans' Court of Leh
•non county, will be exposed to sale by public ven
dors or outcry, on Tuesday, the 211(fr day of September,
11168, at 1 o'clock, p. in., the following Real Estate, viz:
NO. I—A certain MESSUAGE and LOT OF GROUND,
' situate in the b -rough of Lebanon, fronting on the south
aide of Cumberland street, on which it extends
eight perches, on the east by a lot of Win. Dik•
on, south-west by Chestnut street, with the an .111
-
purtenaucee, on whinh lot the improvements are
• one-story LOO lIOUSE,Two Stables and other outbuild.
Inge, with a welt of water and sundry fret: trees.
NO. 2—A certain OUT-LOT or piece of land, situate In
said borough of Lebanon, bounded on the north by land
of Samuel Shretfer, east by the North Lebanon Railroad,
south by ilatd of Dr. J. W. C , loninger and Jos. Reinhard,
and West by the Plank-road and by the Lancaster road,
containing TWO ACRES and 21 PERCHES, strict nag:.
ure, with the appurtenances.
NO. 3—A certain LOT or piece of ground, situate in
apidborough of Lebanon, bounded on the north by Sane'
Sh'idre'r'S land, east Dy land of the heirs of Mathias Gil
bert, deed., south by land of Dr..l. W. Mellinger. and
west by the North Lebanon Railroad, containing ONE
ACRE and 146 PERCHES ) strict measure, with the ap-
Yradonattees.
NO. 4—A certidh O'CT-LOT, situate in the township of
Cornwall, bounded on the north by lotsof Joseph Earth
and J. 11.1liester, east by the Lancaster road, and south
by laud of Jacob McConnel, and west by. lands of Sam.
Renck and Jacob Nferobhei, containing SEVEN ACRES
itttli,63 PERCHES, strict rue:tame, with the appurtenan-
C(41,12r0 the estate of Meer Slinger, dec'd.
SA. The sale will be held at the public house of Adam
Mak, and the terms made known by
ABRIGADE PARADE will be held i7l 3 osetrrow's,
Lebanon county, Pa.. in 2d Brigade, sth Dlvi
elon, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11th , A. D. 1858,
roritaspiOnoN: The following named Composites
constitute the 2nd Brigade,
I. Jonestown RiWes, Cat% Thomas Seltzer.
2. National Capt. Stininl Faber.
3. Independent Guards, Capt. Wm. t Whet.
4. Continental Codas, of Myrr.stown;
It. Reinooh I.
5. Washington Artillery, Capt. R. Embich:
JIQ7 Punctual attendance Is regthated, as business of
importance trill be lad before sold Companies.
By order of 'EMBICII,
Brigade inspector, 2d Brigade, Slit Diro., Penrin
.ga.- The following Volunteer-companies hare been
invited by a Committee appointed for that purpose, viz :
1. tiamblirg Artillery, Capt. J. A. Beitenman.
2. Amer!r Rifles, Sinking Spring, Cap. I. Ruth.
3. J'ackson Artillery, Straw:en; Cap. Schoener.
4. Ringgold Artily, Stuuelish'g, Cap. tdchtold.
5. Washington Guards, Sitwell - W.*, Cap. Groh.
6. Rohrersburg Troop. Capt. Ilroat.
7. Millersburg Rifles, Capt. Kline.
AcriiVille Rifles, C ept. Gehrot.
9. Ni r nshibgton Legion, Womels4T, Cap-Close.
ta..The Line will be formed precisely at 12 o'elole, M.
Captains Ilona and SELTZER, of Jone stown. will, with
their Companies, act as escort to the several Commutes,
as they arrive.
AIIZ- The Captain who has longest been commissioned
of that rank, will take the command. Captains are re
quested to bring their first Commission as Captain, with
them, as the commission is the best evidence. It is also
the duty of Commandants or Companies to furnish the
Brigade Inspector with a full return-Ist. Which shall
show the commissioned. non-commissioned officers, mu
/lid/1M anti privates of his Company or Troop present on
Parade, designating the number of each. 2d. The num
ber of such Company absent from Parade. ad. The uni
form, arms and equipments inspected. 4th, The number
of uniforms belonging to said Company or Troop. sth,
The arms and equipments in possession of said Troop or
Company. F. EMRICH.
Brigade Inspectoi, 2d Brigade, sth Div., Penn's
Brigade Inspector's Office,
Lebanon,Sept. 1,1815.
A Thousand and One Stories
EDITED BY S. G. GOODRICH —{ PETER PARLEY.)
One veltlYne, largo ohiavo, handsomely bound in red
morocco. with gilt side and back ; containing 760 pages
and ILLUSTRATED by am Beautiful Engravings.
The design of this hook is to bring whole libraries in
to a single volume—to furnish a mental meal for every
day and every hour—for every taste, humor. age, cap
ricea hook for the grave and gay, the old and young ;
we have, therefore, Science add Philosophy, Rhyme and
Reason, Wit and Wisdom, Fact and „Faney, which, put
together as they come. produce a sort of intellectual
pudding, inasmuch as the whole is peppered and spiced
with puns. conundrums, and drolleries, to say nothing
of a gtlblsh of three hundred engravings.
In than pages are given the essences of thought and
sentiment from ()mho., Sydney Smith, Sam, Johnson,
and many others; clerical anecdotes, Hibernian eccen
tricities, Western extravaganzas, gathered from the
four winds of the Press; outlines of the Tales of Don
Quixote and Gil Blati; of the Fables of Flavian and La
fontaine; of the epic poems of Jerusalem Delivered. Tel
emachus, Orland Furloso, and others; of the Life and
Sayings of Sirs. Partington and the Widow 'Ended; of
the Bereft Papers and the Green Mountain Girls; of
the Life of Sam. Houston, Gerard the lion-killer, Cum
mings the elephant-destroyer. and Livingston the giraffe
chaser; of Stevens' Travels In Egypt & Palestine, Paul
and Virginia. Alexander Dumas the Swiss Family Rob
inson, Mr. Glidden and Sam. Patch; with spicy cita
tions of prose and poetry, front the master-spirits of the
day—Longfellow, Bryant, Bayard Taylor, Dr. Rano,
Commodore Perry, etc. It furnishes, also, a fund of In
formation for the serious—the ...Natural History of the
Bible, whinli. it u militant of exhaustitaa interest: strik
ing facts In Astronomy, Chemistry, and ?Matra] History;
remarkable Biographies, interesting Travels, and Won
derful Discoveries in Art and Science.
PETZR PARLEY', the editor of this book, has a world-wido
reputation as an author--his wdtings having become fa
miliar as household wordsherever the English lan
guage is spoken. THIS IS HIS LAST WORK, and we
predict for it a popularity equal, if not superior, to that
acquired by any of hie former publications.
ila.This work will be sold excl naively by sabeeriptien,
at the low pries of Sa AO. Agents wantod in ail parte a
the cdllntfy to obtain subscribers for it.
Specimen copies will be scut by mail, pteplid, to any
address on receipt of the prier, For full particulars ad
dress DERII & JACKSON. Publishers.
119 Nassau St., Now York.
J. M. Good's Book Store.
THE New and Cheap Book Store of the under
signed is located in Market Street, 2 doors
north tif (Wilford a Lonthergers Drug Store, where he
will be pleased to see all his old friends, and those desi
rous of having articles in his line. With a determina
tion of sollingcheaper than can be purchased elsewhere,
he would respectfully call the attention of the public to
his assortment of Bibles. Hymn and Prayer Books, MA
celtaneous, Blank and &boot Books, Widland lVindow
Paper, Stationery, and every article in his line of busi
ness. Also, Pocket Diaries and Almanacs for 1855. All
the Magazines and Newspapers, both daily and weekly,
to be had at publisher's rates.
All orders for articles in his line carefully and prompt
lyattended to, by the undersigned.
Lebanon. Jan 14, ISSB. • J. 31. GOOD.
WALTZ Sc 114:EDLE would respectfully
I xi/ inform the Public, that they constantly
, receive, from the Eastern Cities, copies of
ttt-aw. all the most important end attradtvo
New Books, as soon as published, which they offer for
sale cheaper than they can be purchased elsowbore.—
Among those lately received are—
Parton's Aaron Burr,
14vington's Travels and Researches in South Africa.
Spark's Life of Franklin,
Abbott's Napoleon.
City of the Great King, •
Bayard Taylor's Northern Travels,
Debit and Credit,
The Reason Why.
They have always on hand a large assorttnettof School
Books. Blank Books and StatiOttery. &Ilay School
Boobs, and a large assortment of Flute, Piano,
Violin and Guitar Music. Piano Forte, Ma
iodian and Violin Tnatructor.
PAPER HANGINGS ,
of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture,
Window Shades.
The Mont h y Magazines /
end all the
NEWSPAPERS, daily it Weekly,
Can be had by calling at theater', on Cumberland straet.
in the borough of Lebanon, at the signof tho.ltig Book."
la. Orders left with them for any kind ofgoods in their
line, will be promptly attended to.
Lebanon. Feb.
1.4.318ER0.ER , 5
CIOI la Ina at is ilictory
frtHANKFUL for past favors, the undersigned respect-
I fully informs the Public. that ho continues to carry
on his Manufactory in East ifanover township, Lebanon
county, on us extensive a 'Scale as ever. It is unnecessa
ry for him to say mere, than that the work will be done
in the same EXCELLENT STYLE, which has made his
work and name so well known in the surrounding coun
try. Its promises to do the work in the shortest possi
ble time. His Manufactory is in enmpleto order, and be
Setters himself to he able to render the samoratisfaCtion
as heretofore. ilnuianufactures
Broad and 4WarrotO Cloths, Cassinetts, blankets, White
and other Flannels, oil in the best matincr.
lie also cards Wool and makes Rolls. For the conve
nience of his Customers, Wool and Cloth will be taken
in at the following places:—At the stores of George &
Seellenberger, Lower & Brothers, George Reincchl, nxd
at the now Drug Store of Guilford & Lemberger, near
the Market House, in the borough of Lebanon; at the
store of Shirk & Miller, in North Lebanon; at S. Gosh.
ert's. Bethel township; at the public house of William
Emmet. Fredericksburg; at the store of 6. E. Bickel, in
Jonestown; at the stcre of George Weidman, Bellevue;
at the store of Martin Early, Palmyra ;' at the store of
Gabriel Wolfersherger, New Market Forge; at the store
of Michml.Shirk, East Hanover, Dauphin county; at the
stores of George Miler and David M. Batik, Nest Mane
verLebanon county. All materials will be taken - away
regularly, from the above placer, finished without delay,
and returned again.
Thom of bls customers who wish Stocking Wool card
ed dyed and mixed, can leave the aame,.whito, at the
above mentioned places; with directions how they wish
it prepared. Or his, customers can order the Stocking
Wool to he prepared from the Wool of the undereigned,
which will be done 'and left atthe desired places.
N. O. It, ls,difeirod that those having WOeleitrded, wl4l
r .y.tbc, oaste.thererof, at the "above named
EAGER. LYON M
East Hanover, Lebanon county, May 12,1858.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Orphans' Court Sale.
&H[ SUOTT,
rßy the Cotrt.] Trustee of the said Estate.
J. I. Maur, Clerk of the Orphans' Court. .
Lel:mann, Sopt. I, UN.
BRIGADE PARADE:
"A (Xis . et of Gems of Mt and Wisdom."
OF FACT AND FANCY, WIT AND HUMOR,
Rhyme, Reason, and Romance.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Books! Books
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ;Sze
GREY& ATTRACTIONS
THE CHEAPEST GOODS!
TIIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT !
THE LIAICDSOMEST STYLES !
JUST OPENED AT THE
'CENTRE BIJILDINCI
RABER & BRO.'S
'612,1; WiTiIOUT DELAY
TO HAVE THE FIRST
CfeOICE.
REAPY MADE tTOTIIIITH
THAT CAN'T BE BEAT
GREAT BARGAINS!
WHO WOULD NOT REJOICE
TO HEAR THE NEWS!
THAT THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
THE HANDSOMEST STYLES,
ARE ALWAYS SOLD
.AT THE HALL Dunnmas
SWARTZ & BRO.,
TIAITE JUST OPENED
.TIIR SECOND ARRIVAL
OF SUAIMED. GOODS!
SOLD ASTONISHINGLY LO*,
FOE CASH-
CALL 4 ,s, THE NEW STUCK
Dry-Goods, Grocery & Crockery,
==l
.rof HMV!? S 9 STOKE. •
EONARD ZDEVIERMAN informs his friends and th
4 public that he has Just receirad a new stock of
Goods for et Spring Trade,
which will be found us cheap as any stork of the kind in
this town, consisting of all such GOODS as aro usually
kept in a iirsterites store.
Particular attention is given to Staple Goads for the
country trade, not neglecting the limey articles for LA
DIES' WEAR—such 58 Lures, Lawns, Edgings, Utiders
sleeves, Ilandkerchlefs. &c.
OENTLEMEN are invited to examine his CLOTHS,
Cassinieres, Cosinets, Tweeds, Fancy and. other Postings,
Velvets, Cords.
In the GROCERY department may be found a
splendid assortment of every need in the Family:
Coffee, Sager. Spices, Teas. 'Mackerel, &c. In
CROCKERY the stock is well selected.
LEONARD ZAMMERM N.
The 'aghast market price will be paid for COUN
TRY PRODUCE. [Lebanon, Nay 6,1858.
LECORWIO II DC 11' .0
BY II o S's LAROE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER bOOOS,
JUST RECEIVED and now opened it the cheep
Dry Goods S tore of HENRY & STIN E, a splen-o. l :rti
did stock of DRY GOODS, QIIRENSWARE and geo2o
GROCERIES; also READY-MADE CLOTDI NG, t, l 4.;Xiiii t
Carpets, Oil Clothe, Window Shades, Bonnets, Hats,
which they are selling lit very low prices. They lanight
their goods at cash prices. and are, therefore, enabled to
give great bargains. Ladies and Gentlemen, give them
an early call. We are mare,' they can suit you in
goods and prfrep.
FOR LADIES' WEAR.
& Si'a hare just opened a large and splendid
stock of Fancy Dress Cioods,such as Silks, Plain, S 'Aped,
and Figured, for Dresses, Bleck and Cnlored,very cheap.
Chain. Challi Robes, Lawn, Lawn Robes. Lavelle& Poll
de Cherries.Challi llereges,Slik Bereges,Oinghams.Freneh
Lustres, French de Ladies, Dobeges, Mohair Lustre, &e.
Remember at the cheap store of HENRY it STINE.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Timmy & STINT, have just opened a large and splendid
assortment of Spring and Summer Cloths, Cashmeretts,
Tweeds. Cussamens, Italian Cloths, Lostresgnd bitten for
Coats; Cloth's, t'shsamers, Tweeds, Linens. Plaids,Cordu
reys, Drilling, Jeans, &c.,
fur Pantaloons; Satins, Silks,
Cmducens, Cloth, Italian Cloths, Marseilles. &c., for Vest
ing. Also, Stocks, Hatidkerchiefs, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Stockings, cm, very cheap. at
Lebation,Mayo,'sB. HENRY & STINE'S.
Selling olr at Cost.
A. FASHIONABLE AND SEASONABLE STOCK OF
TISSUE,
BEBAGES,
DUCOLLS,
LAWNS,
SHEPHARD'S PLAIDS,
ALPACCAS, &e., &c.,
Which in point of variel.ies of styles and qualities, in
connexion with advantages by which they have been
purchased, can be surpassed by noun in town. The sea
son, and our heavy stock prompt us to hold forth these
Inducements. Please give us a
OEORLIE & SHELLENBERGER.
TAILORING ANU CLOTHING.
Fashionable Tailoring awl
Clothing Store.
Hyo iclio *ould get a tine suit, dressed up in style
from top to tem. Cull and eon. Save 20 per cent.,
clear gain, at the NEW CLOTHING STORE, 2d story o
'
CENTRE BUILDING, of Raba it Brother'.
FARMERS will find it touch to their advantage to bilise
their produce to the Cheap Store at the Centro Iluildlay,n,
Of BASER & BROTHERS.
TAILORING.
The TAnotinvo for Custom work receives the personal
attention of IL & T. 31. Ransil, with more care than ev
er. Having secured the best workmen, they are proper.
od to make up the uldst fashionable work at short no,
tine. The Clothing all Viiiiittlikted. If they do not please
they hued not be taken. Lebanon illey,,l2,lBWi
.asllionable Tailoring!
n n t
n u eLt r h o TaA,
tired
t R
l near NG ll Business at hie Old ritand e
Plank Road. where all persona who wish garments made
up In the most fashionable ntylc and best manner, are
vited to call. Ho has Intely received the New York, Phil:
adelphla, Pati; and London reports of
Spring and Summer Fashions,
and as he has none but the best workmen employed, Ins
guarantees that all work entrusted to him will be done
in a satisfactory manner.
ult_With his thanks to his old customers for their pat.
renege heretofore, he respectfully solicits public favor.
TO TAILORS I—Just received and for en le the N. York
and Philadelphia Report of Spring a Summer Fashions.
Tailors wishing the Fashions should let the subscriber
know of the fact, so that he can make his arrangements
accordingly. MICH-CL HOFFMAN.
Lebaumi, April 14,-ISS g.
Cll - 401rHiSIG STORE
AND
MERCHA NT TAILORING EfiTABLISHAI'T,
lltarket street, between llark's and Risd* Hotel&
I S. RAMSEY & Co., take pleasnre in announcing
Os to their friends and the public generally, that they
have on band a variety of Cloth& Carriatems and Yarl
ing*, which they will make hp to order en the most rea
sonable terms and in the mostleshionallestyle.
As none but good workmen are employed, all work is
insured and good lite guaranteed. Also a large stock of
READY-MADE Ctoruteo, which will be disposed of cheap,
together virltli every Variety of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. S. S. RAMSEY & Co.
Lebanon, April 28,1853.
Fashionable Tai faring.
rpm subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
I the public iu genbral, that he has commenced. the
TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches, at his resi
dence, in East Lebanon, (Cumberland Strect,) '2 squares
east from Major Moyer's Hotel, (south aide.) By atten
tion to business, promptness in his engagements, good
fits. and Moderato charges. he hopes to receive a share
of the public patronage. lie was a long fame in the em
ploy of !dialed Wagner. dec'd.. and feels confident of
giving general satisfaction. Being a new beginner be
solicits the patronage of ihe public.
Lebanon, .Nay 12. 1553. GLACE Mcc AU m,y,
Merchant Tailoring Estab
lishanent:
GUMP respectfully inlionts the public that be has
~ parches , ed the Clothing Estahlislonent of tJ. Gump,
& continues MEECTIANT TAII.ORI NO in all Its branch
es at his establishment. he I,EAOLC limet.ves, next door
to the Eagle Dote!. lie has an elegant assortment of
Cloths, a :m in t ers, Vestings,
and Furnishing Goods,
in general. which he solicits the public to examine. Ile
shall devote his particular attention to fitting and mak.
Mg up to order. Those wishing clothing matte wetland
fashionably are invited to coll.
N. ll—Always en hand a large assortment of DOME.
MADE CLOTItINII. to which the attention of the public
a also directed. GAIIItIEL DUMP, Agent_
Lebanon, August It, MR.
WINES AND LIQUORS
Reigarrs Wine and Liquor
Store,
COItKER of Market arid Older sired; Lebo- cg,'
non, Pa.., in the room formerly occupied „
Jacob Weidle, Esq., where he still continaw to 7'
keep an assortment of the very beet, brands of. WINES
and LIQUORS that eon be got. To those who are ac
quainted with his LIQUORS, it is not necessary for him
to speak, as the Liquors will speak for themselves. To
Hotel Keepers, awl all others. he would gate that it
is merely necesemy for them to call raid examine his
stock to satisfy themselves, as he warrants Jo render full
satisfaction. BMANUEL REM A RT,
N. IR.—Remember at Weidle's Corner,
Lebanon, May 5, 1858.
•
F. & wlVt. STCEVER%
'rine and Liquor Store,
N 0.4 5 FRONT STREET, PHILA.—AiI kinds of the
' purestand lent LIQUORS constantly kept on hand
viz :--Pnre French. Coniac, Common, Cherry, Blackber
ry and Lavender BRANDY; Common and -Holland GIN:
Old Monongahela, Scotch and Rye WHISKEY : Fort,
Madeira, Cherry, Lisbon 'and Charirpeign WINE; the
best BITTERS to be obtained in the city; at of which is
sold wholesale and retail, in quantities from alined tea
pipe. ( Aug . 4; 1858.
MEDICINAL.
Ov A L
$ B E R.' S
o esa e and Retail Drug Stoic,
Ha'a teen Ilemoved to hts New Building, on Cumber
lafid Street, opposite the Bogle Beghtlerge,
Lebanon, Pa.
rip HE guagg•Apgr rep.pectfully announces toiris acqUain,
1 lances and the:Publie In "Ararat, thit he boa owl
etatitly on baud a large Moe& of
DRUGS, PERFUMERY,
MEDICINES, PAINTS,
C II E M ICA LS,
- DYE-STUFFS.
VARNISHES, 7 TURPENTINE,
CLASS -WARE, DP,USIIES,
lIAIIt-OILS, EXTRACTS,
Bunting Fluid, Surgical Instruments, Toilet Soaps, Be
pirs, Tobaccsc. mentions a
hetvariey of Fancy Articles too
numerous to, which offers at low rates. and
warrants lite qualities of the articles as reProseutol•-•
Purchasers will nicer% remember this, and examine the
qualities and prices of his geode before pUrchsalug else.
where. Jai- Phyoiciame prescriptions and family reel
pescarefully compounded, at all hours of the day er
night, by calling at the De* "Store, opposite the Eagle
Buildings,
On &alders the Slone will be Opened far the eon
pounding of proscription!, between the hours of 7 sad
10 o'clock, A. M., 12 and 1, and 4 and 6 P. M.
Lebanon, Dec. 9,1867. DAVID S. ft &DER.
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111GDICAC_1111LJAGNIS S
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MEDICINES!
TURAXIVIr I
TOILE'F'&- FANCY ARTICLES
JOSE PH L 1 :F. MB MIL
MARKET STREET,
Opposite the Market House.
itALL ARTICLES 130 CO lIT of me WAR
RANTS D PITRE and FRESR, and said to
SUIT THE TIMES'
A It, Slit POttAit
PATENT MEDICINES ,
At Lernbergerse.
HORSE & CATTLE MEDICINES,
At Lemberger's.
BURNING FLUID& PINE OIL,
At Lembeigerlf.
TOBACCO, SEG ARS, SNUFF,
At Lemberger's.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
At Lemberser's,
SPICES, SODA, SAPONIFIER,
A. Lemberger'a.
With. all Um 'Wades Wmally kept In a well-conduct4l
Store.
TRUSSES! ••••
uT crery variety, anti sold at the lowest market
priecs. Warranted to lit when applied.
Atar• PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY
RECIPES, accurately compounded by
J. L. LEMBERGER,
GRAVITATE& PIIARIMACY, who has had an experlehte
of eight gears id PhiledelPhiA and B.Tchnlond,
pir COUNTRY MERCHANTS 'TM
Supplied wan Burning Fluid. Pine Oil, ZEIGOCO aeons,
Matches, Blacking, Saponifier, or Concentrated Lye, Re.
settees, Medicines ' Perfumery, itc., at the most liberal
Wholesale rates, by
J. L. LEmßratoEn, DM:GOATS a ATotattent
Lebanon, Aug. IL, 1058. Mwrket Strae
Dr. ROSS' liff Utif A" TORE
XBERLAZIn STREET,
Opposite the Court House, Lebanon, Pa.
- r i ll. ROSS respectfully announces that he for
1.1 sale a large and varied assortment of Drugs, 51sell
clime, Dyestuffs. Perfumery. Trusses, Patent ?dedielnea,
and Fancy floods, which are offered at the lowest prices.
An experience in the Drug Business of over 20 years, and
attention to the wants of the public, enable him
first style of the science.
DR. ROSS' WORM LOZENGES,
Are the most certain cure for Worms
use. They are sweet, sod no child
ill rethse Of tile them. Persona
could ask for "Dr. Roes' Worm Lunn
,s," and refuse all others. Many per
ms, Wet haring this Lozenge, will try ,
get yon t'd take solite other kind; de
it let them denelve you—you can Id-
Is get them at Dr. Ross' Drug store,
!harem, and you can have them sent
you, free of expense by mail, if you
,close the price in a letter. If less
ian a dollars worth la wanted, enclose
, and you will receive them by return
post pail?. Dr. Boss will send them to any part
of the United States, ore receipt of the money. Send on
then, and get them. nice 25 cents.
- DR. ROSS' BLOOD FILLS:
• These Pills operate withoift the lemit pain or un
essinws, and can be taken With positive advantage in
all cases jn which a pargatiVe would be needed; as the
conillienceinent of Fevers, Costiveness, Liver Complaint,
Rome forms of Dyspepsia, Headache, impure Blood, end
all diseases arising from impurity of blood. They will
be found superior to any other pill In usu. Price 25
cts. per box. Will be sent by mail on receipt of the mo
ney. Sold only by Dr. Ross, Lebanon.
DR. ROSS' TONIC :MIXTURE.
A superior medicine for the cure of Sick Ileadacho.
Nervous H adathe, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Ner
vous Meekness, and all other diseases rimming a tonic
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS.
Dr. Ross keeps constantly fur sale. a large assortment
of Trusses, of all sizes, and various in price. which will
be 591 , 1 Very low. An experience of more than 29 peen,
give the afflicted advantages not to be had at every Drug
store. A peratilial attention to thelitting given. lf you
need it truss call at Or Rose' Drug Store, Lebanon.
DR. ROSS- INFANT DROPS.
For Colic, Spasms, Restlessness, Ac., of Infanta. It
calms nervous siintlfba raiit, and induons to
sleep without leaving the dull, drowsy state that fol
lows the use of other infant drops. Special attention is
asked to this remarkable action, Ask fur Dr. Rosa' In
fant Drops.
DR. Ross' HAIR Tom('
Di your hair falling MP are you troubled with deed.
ruff, or itching of the head? Dr. Ross' flair Tonic will
cure these troubles. Prise 25 ctn.
DR. ROSS' CURE FUR FEVER & AGUE.
Azar and dificiciired in 24 hours. Individuals why
have suffered for wesks and months, have been in a sln
gle day relieved, as if by magic, from the excruciating
chill and burning fever. Eold only at Ur Ross' Store.
DR. ROSS' RYE WATER,
For the etre of Sore, Weak, or Inflamed'
Eyei; Price 25 sm.
W
, .DR: ROSS' W,0R.51
po-iiive sae fol. ants:
1)1i. ROSS' LINIMENT.
The beet Liniment in use for Mmma.
tism, Sere Ins imuisea. Tooth.
ache, Sore Throat. and all painful and
Neuralgic affections of the body, is Dr:
Liniment.
1).11. ROS , TOOTH AlEfi
For the cure of spongy end bleeding
gums, :fenny ? for dean•iug and preserv
ing the teeth and guilts, and imparting a delightful Its
grauce to the breath. 1150 lir. Ros , ' Tooth Wash.
rtrWBrEIMMWTMOIMM
For the cure of Itheumatistn, 'Fetter, Scrofula, Paine
in the Roues, Old Sores. Pimples 011 the fees, Eruptions
of all kinds : and all disease: , ariAug from impure Blood,
or the imprudent use of Mercury. only at DI
Wyss' Drug store.
COUGII CURED FOR 25 CENTS.
Da. PUSEICK'S COUGH STROP, prepared end sold only
by Dr. Nom opposite the Court Home, le a curtain cure
for coughs. Cobh Whooping Cough, &c. Look well to
the marks of the genuine. See that Dr. Roes' name le
ou tte hottie,
SPILEPSI Ott FITS CAN BL CURED!
Evident.° stronger than certificateal Vzorre•
COMPOUNP is performing More wonderful awes than
any other 31edieine known ! It Is perfectly safe to take,
Try it. If you ate not eatit.ned after using one Bottle,-
the money will he refunded; If not able to pay, one
Bottle will he gjith gratis to try It. Pike Fire Dollars
per Bottle, or three Bottles for ten dollars. sold only at
Dr. Rues' Drug Store. Lehartotti, June 16,1115.
A EtAcrrif t7l,
licad of Inch Glossy Univ.!
riOMPLET ELY PRESERVED roves GREATEST ACM
And who that Is grey would not hare it restored to
former color; or bald. but would have tho growth restor
ed., or troubled with dandruff and itching, but would
have it reuture,t, or troithled with scrofula, scald heed,
or to her eruptions. but would be cured, or with sick head
ache (uottralght)bi.t would be cured. It will &isotonic»
all pimples from the face and Skin. Prof. Wood's Hair
Restorativ e will do all this, see circular mad the following:
ANN anon, November 5,185 e.
Prof. O. 'if oon.--Tiettr Sir : I Karr beard much said
of the wonderful effect 4 of YCIII Hair Restorative, bait
having Non so often cheated by quackery and quack any
truing. hair dyes, kc., I was disposed to plicerut Rest&
retire In the Same category with the thousand and one
loudly trumpeted quack remedies, until I met you in
Lawrence county some months since, when you gave me
such assurance as induced the trial of your Restorative
in my family—first by my good wife, whose hair had be
come very thin and entirely white, and before ezhaust
ing one of your large bottles, her hair was restored near.
ly to its original beautiful brown color, and had thicken.
ad and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head; the continues to use it, not simply because
of its beautitiing, effects upon the hair, but because of
its healthful influence upon the head and mind. Others
of my family and friends are using your Restorative,with
the happiest effects; therefore my skepticism and doubts
in reference to its character and value are entirely re.
removed ; and I can and do most cordially and maiden
tially 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, nod by ail young
persons who would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Tory truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Erunne Worm' It wu a long time after I yaw you at
Dllesfield before I got the bottle of Restorative for which
you gave me an order upon your agent In Detnydt, and
when I got It we concluded to try it on Mrs 111a1M11.
hair, as the surest test of Its power. It bastions all that,
you assured me it would do; and othere of my family and
friends, having witnessed ite effects, are now ming anti
recommending Its nee to others as entitled to the bighart
consideration you claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly, yams,
BOWMAN KANN,
Canumr, ILL, June 28, 1844;
I bare used Prof. 0. J. Wood's Hair Rearcustive, and
have ad mired ita wonderful effects. My hair was beam.
leg, as I thought, prematurely gray, but by the nee of
his Restorative it has resumed its original color, and, I
have no doubt, permanently so.
8. BREEZY, esAlinatdr, 11. B.
0..7. WOOD & CO., Proprietora, 812 Broadway, If. Y.,
(in the. great,N.T. Wire'Railing Eatablihment) sad 114
Market street, fit: Lenin, Mo. frirßold Io Lebanon
Josmn. I,, , Lesrerginm, alto by Dr. Rom and by gli
Ihrieggists everywhere. unree2,lB-Bt.t.