ZOitirtti,s
TERNS, $l5O A TEAR
LEBANON,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1858
HOME AFFAIRS.
C. Henry, of the firm of Henry
kififinchas jult.bOtsghe a darge and magnificent
titoolr,of Fall and Winter Goode, which will be
opened in a day or two. For reduced prices and
superior quality of goods call at 11.4 1 8. They
oiler great bargains.,
Lecture by Horace Greely.—On
Thursday evening, the 7th of October, Horace
(ireoly of the New York Triimns,,;oll deliver a
Leo:Aura, entitled "Reforms and Reformers," be
fore the Young Men's Christian Association
,of
this borough. Further particulars will be given
hereafter.
Mr E.-M. Richards, has so
his house in East Lebanon, to George Gleint, Ern.,
for 43,600. It is one of the neatest proportion in
Lebanon.
'OEN. Three voliiiiteer Companies
from Lebanon County, will attend the Womela.
dorf Battalion Parade, on Saturday, the 2btl
vie :—Capt, Nernst's, of Fradericjwburg, Capt.
Faber's and Capt. &User's of Jorcestovitt; There
will be a jolly time in WouteLsdorf on said occa
sion.
Air The Comet: is the observed
of all observers. It may* seen every clear eve.
ning, from 7to 9 o'clock, in the north-west. It is
supposed to be the comet of Cleir LI, and makes
its appearance about every thirt3 - 4)4ms years.—
It was IsAt seen In 1817. About the first of Oct.
it will obtain Its greatest brilliancy f „ is now
140 millions of miles distant, and isve6
approaching the earth. "
SeVeral of the merchants,
from the adjoining counties, We learn, have late.
ly been to New York anti:Baltimore, to buy Fall
and Winter Goods, especially Groceries hi BaW-
M ore. They state that notwithstanding the freight
will be a trifle increased over the Philadelphia
rates, that this prices they bought the goods at
will more then tnahi lip for the difference of
freight. We are afraid that if Bet oppressions of
Philadelphia ntercluititi I liad banks,* not soon
cease, si greet sunny of ouireisuritry merchants and
others will Feelt otlier marls than Philadelphia.
The Superintenftept- et the Phi a.
and Reading Railroad 'Company,l 0,, A. Nid.
oils, Esq., will imam excursion Slakes, good for
the three daya ef 'the Lebanon Agrieititural
going and coming from all points along the line
of the Lebanon Valley foilotist:
From Reading to Lebanon, and back, $1 ,10•;
from Sinking . Spring and back 90; front Warners
villa and back, 80; from Roisesortia and back, 65;
from Werneladorf and back, 55; from Missemer's
and back, 43 ; from Richland and hack 40; from
Myerstown and back, 30; from Annvilio and
back, 25; from Palmyra and back,•4o; from Der
ry and back 50; from Ilumilatosin and ba . cli, 70
from Harrisburg and back,l 00.
The President at Hornev4i
dent Buchanan arrived 6t Wheatland on 'huts-
day, where he Is now atnying,being engaged with
I hie own private affairs, which had not received
1 his personal attention linos his Inauguration to
the Presidency. lie reached banns very , quietly.
Attiring at Catureittist, her met a country friend
with a plain and . dunseettiat worse-fnr-the wear
vehicle, with whom he rode down to rfflyantland,
nu one along tife road euspooting that it. contain
the President of ,tho United Stater, the incum
,
loint of thn highestae calico in the world! Tho tact
lot hie arrjekliy;iii known to very row of our cit
.. hens ¶Vh it *contrast isefWetin,this
qui
et riiit , pf the President to his home and the os
teetatioui illiplays which wait upoo,t,,h, crowned
heads.of Rumple under similar circumstance/P.:.
Lancaster Sopron
Prqmoted.—George V. Maher,
Esq., Formerly Mearanger on the Labsitym yalJoi
Branch; liiut boon appointed Colppettor On , one of
,tbit pau.njar trains on .4mi ; Ph'llot4titrubla and
Regains Railroad. ,
Ar
s. ty a trdie imps oment,
; Klemm enginei,earate,Molet -
swulloer
thoTrown
t smoke. We wOndeilstill or liome
similar one, +soul& not lu; te.;the,i,ssigar
smokers in our streets. •
The "Democratic COnkrpsOonitl
Conferees of this district will meet to-morrow at
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IA • -F rz
Hebrry BOwm 4 an s artii, in Lon
donderry Anwftehip, eontainink 4 , 1
sold on the 30th ulto.to•John Mark, fur $llO per
nein.
Counterfeiters, passers at ,bogus
coin, horse thieves, and scamps in general, are
swarming the country at present. See that your
stables, are carefully guarded, and always hare
one aye open, even whewsleeping.
It is contemplated that the.cere
monies' of Corner-stone laying for the new Mora
Tian Church of this borough (lately destroyed by
flre,) shall take place on Sunday, the 3d day of
October.
The time for holding the first
fair of the'Lebanon , county Agricultural Society
is rapidly approaching. We learn that a great
many members or annual tickets have already
been sold,ao that the enterprise is beyond the
possibility of failure. A very large number of
our citizens are preparing articles for exhibition,
and our country people are full of the spirit of
emulation to simples each other in ewhibiting tho
products of the farm. The exhibition of articles
from abroad will be, large and varied. - We 'are
safe In saying that the Fair will be the greatest
, exhibition Lebanon ever had.
The Lancaster “State Feneibles,"
°mkt. &din Dutolunao, passed through ,Lehauou
yesterday, by Railroad, on a visit to Reading and
The President of the Barks
Cenwty . Aii,..lolllttral Society-, has appointed.the
following Committee to visit the Lebanon Coun
ty Fair; ite:- . 4 1 . K. :Idegnrdy, J. S. Hill, Dr.
Wm. Moore, F. S. Diekley t :Dr. John Stephen,
David L Wepriel, Michael . Seltzer.
It is confidently expected that
th e E as t penneihranlit,Rafiroadifront Reading to
• Easton will be completed for the running or cars
by the first , of J'aricsiy , theilliladelphiens had
better rouse themseiver isp t `ei. they may find their
overbearing ,city an, inland Tillage instead of a
commercial metropolis shoat that time.
.K 43 ottserve, Oat ,14014t:.;Pf the
WilltittNtg; atins, the merchants hasmagreett to
close thetpores at eplotf,,in the eli l lowkl4 ,
AteAkil 0f 1 1 1 1,1,9g them . open uniii..titght tioti hi
sonmetstprgag the night; ',
„
etniligeos so opportunitifor reereatioa, and men 7,
tel tantt J!pirituat improvement. Vti have go,
44*i Just as many goods wolkilifFSArold in ,
this pl i sse, if theLrede eloseat,7 Volooir, were
general i ppe;;Add fprtilfelly.obserred hyiall, as .att
precast.
The North - 'Lebanon Band paid a
visit to Annyille on Saturday eveningl the -11th
inst. The , litzent at Armenia, as well as the I
members oi'it the bark were well pleased WlthAle
• - Atltut.%
weatber begins
to wear a decidedly, autumnal cast, and the morn
ings and evenings pre frequently so chilly as to
render over-coata Wnd fires really comfortable.—
Everything around us reminds us'lliat,..the sum
mer ismr.:, and that we are fully launched upon
the mellow.4lntdea, and somewhat melancholy yet
delightful Ireassratc•of autumn. It is evidenced,
too, in the lilhc *mewed business air which be
gins to be viaVeL ilficthcAnojement of pedestri
ans, and is infused into every knish of busi
ness.
The action of the Democratic
counly convention, in not nominating candidates
for the county offices, (there being no principle
involved in them, but simply a faithful and cow
potent discharge of duty,) receives general com
mendation of the -Demoerati, and also of very
many of the mullion party themselves. They
o baxe become tired of making "bleeding Kansas"
.!17,Snegnr "Samba," the test in selecting officers.
to Abe individual and not to his
politics. When principle is involved, as in the
eleethin of President, Governor, &e., it is right
and proper that the opinions a man holds on gr"
political questions, should .be enquired into,
especially as it is the practice,tn.no mina M only
competent , men for such positiess.vbut in our
minor election the case is quite ditesent. ! „ s. We are
glad that the action of our ?Minty. evvetition is
thus viewed, and we trust thopracticielney speedi
ly becomegeneral, and voters only ask, as did
Gen. Taylor, "is he honest, is he faithful, and is
be competent."
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A bad Practice.—Too many of
our citizens are in the habit of eneouraging out
siders to the prejudice of our own dealere and
tradesmen. If the game were played all round
there would be no business at all In Lebanon ;
but we a% happy to say that those who run to
.Philadelphia when they want anything particu
larly nice or very cheap are few comparatively,
iy y oL atill they are generally those who. are the most
dependent upon the local trade themselves. A
atiip.abould be put to the bad praotice. Encour
age your own, and in the long run yew wijl.bare
cheaper and better goods than ydit buy in the pity,
for COM. L.
Sat:ll44y last was the JeWiSh
Fast Day—the day of Atonement. Business of
all kinds was generally suspended by our Debrew
citizens. The term the day is knoirre - by , them is
the Tenth of Fishri—the first having occurred on
the ninth of the present month, the beginning of
the Jewish religious year.
LHorsesi Buggy and Harness stolen.
Mp_adity of last week a man about 00 years of
age, artiVed as Kuhnle's Hotel in this borough,
and registered hia,parne as "G. H. Pithin, Lances
ter,"- alleging himself4o,be an Insurance Agent.
rot 'the purpose of traveling the county he hired
two Horses, Carriage and Harness `from .Tos. D.
Debuff; upon Otinining which he started immedi
ately for Harrisburg. Further than- the latter
place he has not been traced. The property was
worth from $BOO to $4OO. Mr. Dehitif offers a re
ward of $5O, lot. the property and, apprehension
of the scamp.
The Sii'tki,ng Springs Mutual Fire
insurance -Company has levied another Assess-
snout(Nowtt.) - 1,50 4 . meet losses. •TJAo times and
places of •colleeting,.the assesstnenti 0., for Mem.
hers in Lebanon connty, will he kavertised next
week. •
. . • I •
The. terks county Agricpltural
star will commence on Wednesday,-the 29th inst.
~Ercursion tickets on the lia r litbolta. Will be issued
at zednced rates. . •
.
lIEN. The Chairman of the Coin
,
mittee of Arrangements of the Lebanon County
Agricultural Society appointed the following gen
tlemen, a committee to _visit the Berks. Ueanty
Agricult Fair, to be held at Rending, in Oc
tober :- 7 -,lVAllitarn Senn
Aitlerealtwi;Col:: T. T. „Vail; etld J. Lawrence
Nire have been 'requested to publish
• •,
tlie . fiAliiiring preamble and resolution adop.
lei by the Young Men's Christian Assncia
tion,at their regular' stated meeting,nn Tues:
day evening, September 14th:
POll7 laellevinglt to ho tho duly of: every good citizen-
and in•jitilletilaW iliotnett&rs of this association. to pre
serve and enforce a proper 'respect forth' Sltbinitis : and
aware that siaitnrine and malt 'Minors. are sold in this
town and vicinity in direct violation of the statues of
that State; we deem it iiithlY PioPer , in consideration or
coif diltY.fs-citifttes. to hate „the violators of said; law,
brought tatterkitalwatper aut horities : and the , extreme
penalties of theiaw inillete,d upon them 1...414 as it4N,
the undoubted right to tiffs fell protectipii:of Vie Vier;
fo
therere be it .• ~ l, ... ...: , . E. •
Resolved, Thet each individual member of the attach',
;Mon..and all 4 them .ise,Aud. are hereby constituted a
tenitaltoututittet whose business it shall be to discover
tiny vialiffidektaf titifllludidsly lit*" and repvt such per
' sons to a select Corirtnittee appointed by the president;
1 and it than be theclut3ltef said select committee to bring
the infermation befolki the proper authorities anal in-the
' iiiinto'hfM(e'llitratant s vigorously prosecute each And
every violator dY aiddiatur. And in case said committee
should Incur any ecsittPor expuisto (as when the evidence
of the infornmet is net suMcient to- convict,) that 'laid
Committee shall have the:power to draw on the ts misery
of said association for Ito paTment of staid cottsor gaga
peeves ; provided that said ousts or' aikpeilif fit not" the
:result of mismanagement or carelessness upon the part
of said committee.
The Hon. J. Glancy Jones has written a letter
lu reply to an invitation from the Democratic
Standing- Copin ,iftre of Berki'eounty,_consenting
to speak throughout the county during the catil
paign. The Hon. Geo. M. Keim and a number
of prominent Democrats of the county will alio
take the stump and advocate the reelection of
Mr. Jones. The opposition have also arranged a
series of meetings. There will ho a warm cam.
paign in Berks. • -
Gen. Wm. H. Keith has written a letter in re
ply to the Opposition Standing Deinmittee of
Berks county. He appetite to his Mende to unite
with him in the support of Maj. John Schwartz
the,Alti-Jottea candidate. • ,
• M. Pinta -km,. thia .intrepid French aeronaut,
whose peel:tiepins on,,horseback caused so much
excitement inLondon, has met the fate of several
Of his predecessors.- Ho fell into , the sea, near
Malaga, when deeentieng with his helicon, and
was drowned.
The Democratic Conferees *,,the XXIId dis
trict, composed of part of Allegheny and Bogy
counties, met on Thursday last. John Grabehi
Esq. , of Butler county; was nominated for Con
gress, after which a letter was received from Mr.
Graham .deolining the nomination. Lewis Z.
Mitchell, of Miller county, was their nominated
and immediately a letter was produced from 'him
withdrawing his name: The Conferitice then de
cided that'it was jnexpedient to Make nbMioa
tion. The object is to leave the field 'clear for
Mri Williams, the anti-tax candidate..
The Democratic Conferees of the 18th Congres
siotral'dietrict, composed of the counties of Cam.:
brig, HuntlngtOn, Blair, and. Boaterset,,,,plet.,a.t
Johnstuft, on the 10th inst., ancliOtil.the'volth
hundred and eleventh. Pershing,
was nominated. The candidates before the Con
ference were Thaddeus Banki of iltlair,' Judge
Kimmel, of Somerset, and C. L. ' , Pershing, of
Catithas. • '
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I .. Air The Queen's Bench, In England, have de-;
I cidotitbar ilr:hialth is intincient excuse rorbreach,
of promise , or marriage. . - •
•,, Tbe.Boston Atlas mays : is generally
supposed. that the Atlantic cable was madeentire ,
Ay in Angland. Snob is not the time. , Verytitany
piles ' the wire were manufactured in' Novi-.
&nog, at u c fautury is the upper .portion eUtlas
o ne **wend .:10118 •of iron , per: day here
COiIIUMCI T in tliework." „
tf,, .
THE EVBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
EXTRAORDINARY AFFAM :—An extraordinary
ease is now pending before the civil Tribunal-of.
Castelsarazin, near Toulouse,' 'ranee: tacly: of
thabtown, who was married:ire'for Beck eiS` L lb:ls,
bets friTMgkth,an action egairietAbr'liusband to
have the marriage deolarkd hull and• void, on the
•granfid tllat'he• ib riot a man but a woman The
Tribunal, at her request, has charged three physi
cians of Toulouse, all professors of the faculty of
medicine there, to make a personal examination
of the husband, and to report the result. The al
legeitt;luan is represented ty the local Journals
to be five feet six inches high, 114 to be apparent.
ly of great strength.
_
A HORRIBLI: ConPassim—John Burns exe
cuted at Wheeling, ira,, for the murder of Mary
Anitlfoutony, an abandoned woman, confessed
the ileed,W 7 hich was-one of .the most brutal on
record. The parties were on a hill near Wheel.
ing, with other degradedilersinft. The deceased
had formerly been a mistress.nf Burns.
They were all sitting around in one place•and
another. It bad rained some. r went off some
distance with Mary Montony. She came back
first, I believe. When we came back, several of
us were lying around the lire. I was not stand
ing up, when I stabbed her with the knife as was
testified. I suppose I- .e'tabited her about thirty
times. I carried my pocketlnife. Herres a large
sized one. She didn't move of - say a word as I
stabbed her. It didn't:appear to hurt her. She
didn't try to get away. Last titneA hit her a
gainet her rib. It made my blood run cold.—
Myers end I went to the mill to dry ourseltes.—
We talked thelnatter over there. Myers seektbat
we would get into a serape, and that we had 'bet.
tar go back and kill her. Ho proposed thattwe
should lake a shovel along. This last I refitied
4otilo.t-.4 1 1,b0ut five o'clock Myers and I started
up the hill. We found her standing up. beside
the fire, she seemed to be trying to dry her clothes.
I commenced walking with her, She said that
she was in misery, and wished that she could get
down to the river, so that she might drown her
self. I asked her if she would like to get rid of
her misery? She said she would. Says I, if I
had a pistol I'd put her out. When I was talk
ing with her, Myers was sitting deism He spoke
up and said I was a d—d fool for talking with
her. Said he "kill her at once, and let's us go
down." I still kept on talking to her—say about
fifteen mainute t s. ..Myers kept en urging me.—
Said Itwetildtbettee late and • somebettlytt.would
come' then picked up a ettinc-al hit
her. She saw me pick up the stone, and put her
hands arourrt her head. I stunned her,se that I
could kill,tter ateloras blow. She fell at the fourth
throw, I then WA up a heavy sharp. pointed
stone. Hit her twice with this. Dib.'t say a
word while I.w.aeltilling her. Myers was fitting
back laughing, and telling me to hurry.
The dews of idrridditdatend• to prearittle
Lady John Russel a boudoir 41R,,•Consistingr.oft
table and four chairs, composed of solidia?ver,-ns
a mark of their sense of the obligation they' owe
to her husband.
Special , Notices. L ,
tali.- See' advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver
Invigorator in another column.
HatDOWAY'S OINTiI NAT AND PILLAI.—Cough,
sore threal;'bronchitis, asthma, tightness of the
chest and pain in the left side, the precursors and
accompaniments of Consumption, are rapidly
subdued by the regular application of the Oint
ment after warm fomentation of the throat, chest
and side. There is no preparation-in existence
which passes so quickly from the surface In the
diseased and irritated membranes employedWthe
office of respiration: One or two applicaThens
will sometimes restore the voice which has Vein
reduced to a husky whisper by cold, enable the
gasping victim of asthenia to respire freely. re
gularly, and without pain. A few doses of the.
Pills, by promoting thelsenera I health of, the sys
tem, minister to the perfection and permanency of
the cure. Beware of counterfeits : see Onetime at
foot of Ifolloway's advertisements.
FitsgetAlt f i rtyi.2oAlleht
by railroad 'ini i tieTtaku 4triv..4eikeit,,, r :44l`Kiltimg the
beat for Agereiititin444inasos, Wing i•Tvo4;:ia t it
with a clay bottom. The land is a large tract, dirlded
into small farms, and hundreds front all parts of the
country am now settling and building. The crops can be
. semgrowing. Terms from sls to $2O per acre, payable
WilWilii;Vir.,yfars by instalments. To vb..it the place--
Leave . 1 st.Vharf at Phila., at 73 a. in., by. railr ad
for Hammonton, or address R. J. Byrnes, by letter. See
full advertisement in another column.
The Hammonton Farmer. it linwspoper'derot
ed to Literature and Agriculture, also setting forth full
accounts of the new settlement of Hammonton, in New
Jersey, can be subscribed for at only 26 eta per annum.
Inclose postage stamps for the amount. Addrew+ to-Ed
itor of the Former, Hammonton, Atlantic Cu.; New Jer
sey. Those wishing cheap land. of the best quality.- in'
one of the healthiest and-most delightful climates in the
Union, see advertisement of Hammonton Lands.
lIELMROLD'3'GENIIINIt PREPAIATION.
lIELIIIII6I.D'S Genuine PREPARIT
R EU . •
ELBOLD'S Genuine Pitttfilktt.p
uELmsoLvs Genuine,-r.VAILI: I
Is prepared according to l'hitrWY. and ClioniPtftinith
the greatest atcunicy and,:.%Malteal itnotri•iige iter'inett
to their combination. atlyertisement headed
VP, AURWATOLIMEE PitEPAHATIO3.I.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
SIR .JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated - .Female Pills,.
.
Preparedfrstat a preicrfption of Sit• .T Clark, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Mir invaluable medicine is unfailing in the *are of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which theleinala
constittition,ls subject. It moderates all excess, and re.
moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
• TO MARRIED LADIES
it is pecullisrly suited. It will, in a sbort time, bring on
og.plus.titirperiod with regularity.
E&.CI batik Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
Those Pills should not be taken by females during the
first three months of Pregnancy, as they arslilfe to bring
on Miscarriage, but at any other time tliply . M:e
rim
e.
In all cases of Nervous cud Spinallfffe ,sa ctioma i nih
the back and Bulbs, fatigue on slight- exertidri,paipitatiOn
of the liev-tr hysterics and whites, them.-PflitWiltetTect
a Ore when all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caloniel,autimeny,
or anything hurtful to the constitution. .
pull directions accompany each package.
Sole Ageut for the United States and Canada,
JOB Mons, (late L C. Baldwin & Co.)
Rochester IV: r:
N. 11.--$l,OO and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return
mait. For sale by
Dr. BOSS, opposite the Court House, Lebanon, Pa., and
by all respectable Druggists throughout the tinted States
and Canada; also by Harvey Birth; Readrig" , Pa,
• Pet9 68 P.41 -1 5 57 •30 ,- ,... ' r
Religious Noticesti , .
English preaching tied ~Onn*daroteoring and
evoniug..in the Metitia;iist"Eptapiral church.
Union Prayer Metitritg'iiretetiiihraine Hall every
Monday evening from 8 to 9 o'cock. Every
other evening of the week from 61 to
Prayer meeting of the Young Men's Christian
Association, on Sunday afternoon, a t3l o'clock,
in Temperance Hall.
Prcaching—AText Sabbath: . morning in the tier-
'man, and English in the evening in the Reform
.! ad Church.
English services next Sabbath morning and eve
ning in Zion's Lutheran Church.
English preachify. e next Sunday evening in Sa
lem's Lutheran Church.-.
.
On tni .311t.u1t., in Philadelphia, at the , German
Reformed Church, Race at., by the Rev. J. H.
A. Bomberger ' Mr. Augustus L. Rauh, of the
aboved named city, to Miss Linda B. st e i n ,
daughter of Gen. D. Stein, late of Illyerstown,
Lebanon county, Pa. .. • •
On 19th inst., by the Rep.M. S. Miller, Mr. David
Kahutty to Catharine Dreisty both from Bliss
bath Punkt* Datibastarl cent*.
On 'the ,2.2 d July, by. the Rev. A. Ittoutich. Mr.:'
.to• Miss Mary Buck, of. Bast
Ranover, Diutphin County, •F e. -
On the 14th ult.,, brkbetheme, Mr. Francis Mil.
ler, to Miss Annie , Raufmatn; of Jonestown.
'On the 28tit, tilt; hY tilne'shme, Mr. R. Jacob , Het.
rich to Miss. Matilda Lerch, of Hanover; Dau.
• phin ;County: I
On the 14th test, by the Rev. Arr. Roister, Mr.
liana Barely of S. Annvillei to Miss Susanna
Null, of Lebanon t
On the MO or Jiily, , b'y the Rev. Mr. Stine, Mr.
Jacob.. Mohr, to. Miss Sophia Dubeler,•of Jack
sou tp
Ou the.9ct:inst., by the same, Philip Rittei, of N.
Lebanon; to Miss Catherine Theirs, .of Lobs.
nonlkkough,
On thelltli inst; by,the name,: Mr: Moses Brick.:
erjr'to!Mies Amandaepattli of Jackson, ANvP.t.
Lelianon Ceitity.
ms sPimen
CAUTION!
111 A. It It ID ,
On the same day, by the same, Mr.gdward
to Miss Anna Bender, of Jackson twp.
On the 12th inst., by the sumo, Mr. Solomon Bess,
to Miss Amanda, Miess, of Union township)
,
Lebanon co.
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On the Bth inVt.; in South Lebaiionl'OWanship,
Mr. A brahnm Bohland, aged 63 years, 8 um.,
and 8 days:
On the Ist inst., near Myeratown, Mr. Gottlieb
Kinteel, aged 81 yrs., 11 mo., and 19 days.
On the 4th inst.. in New Orleans, of yellow Fever,
Mr. Samuel Bieber, jr., eon of Sam. Bieber, sr.,
of Annville, Lebanon co., aged, 26 yrs, 11 ann.,
and 10 days.
On the 18th inst.. in this Borough, very suddenly,
Mrs. AugUsta Knocks, aged 33 years, 1 month
10 days.
On the 11th inst., in North Lebanon, Emma Fran
cis, daughter of Andrew and Susan Dodge, aged
5 months and 15 days.
On the 17th inst., in North Lebanon, William eon
of Andrew and Elizabeth Oerberieh, aged 11
months and 12 days.
The Lebast
retrefuily Corrected Wee)
LEBANON, W 1
Leb. Mills Ex. Fem. $, 6 50
Smith " Extra 600
Leb. Val. Super. Fine 5 00
Prime White Wheat, 1 30
Prime died Wheat, 120
Prime Eye, 16
Core, SO
Oats, 40
Clovereeml. • 5 00
Timothy-seed, 260
Flax-seed, 150
Dried A pplcs,ll4 be., 1 00
Dried Apples, pealed, 1 50
Peach .Snitz," 2 50
Peach "Ilutsels," 125 ,
Cherries, 1 60
Onions, SO
The Philade
I . IIILADELPIIIA, Sarr. 22,1151.
r w :BREADSTUFF'S are firmly held, the foreign
nivtifitlising . rather more favorable, but with align.
itciPdtincird both for export and home use, and
lightlightr,upp foywpad„pr:ces are nearly
steady; some 4,t Faur OnTY.llmve been dis
posed of, at $5.25®5.371 1,1 bbl for 'nld stock;
$5 62/ for fresh ground superfine, chiefly-dr-the
latter description, including better brands at $5.-
75; extra at. $6 ®6 25; 1 000 bbls extra family
at $6 50; 200 Lai f bbls at $6 pair; - and super
! fine and middlings at $4 "0 bbl, The tales to
the retailers and bakers have been to a "under
ate extent, within the range of these figures, and
fancy lots at s7®7 50. Rye Flour has been
steady at $4ll bbl, but the receipts , are light.—
#O6 Corn Meal the receipts and sales are light, at
$ 4 .1 bbl, for Pennsylvania Meal.
WHEAT.—The receipt's this week have been
moderate, and prices are steady, with sales of a
bout 38,000 billlgat 11‘ 4 )..53!®1.30 for inferior and
prime red; $1.1009 20 -feirtliensaged do. and $l
- 30® 1 40 for common to gontl f lYnerSylOiribt and
Southern white. Rye has been in better Minted
Q.ales of 1,500 bus old at 78 ®BO and new at 70®
45e. Corn has been in good request, and the
tvrivnnee noted at the close of last week has been
maintained; sales of 17,000 bur yellow at 00
st*a; 92 ®92ic afloat,and 1 000 btik white
tatl-y is dull at 65e; 3,000 bill Barley
Malt sold at finfioe. Oats” are arriving freely,
and have-lip:en in good demand ; sales of 15 000
bus 42®43e fOr.new Southern, 43®44e for Pa.,
and 50c fur old do.
. .
PHILADELPHIA. oirriAt MARE:HT.—The
offerings ofileof Cattle reached some 1560 head
duriug the past week, oit. Wardelil,s : Avenuo Drove
Yard, and the market, although a . ..little more ac
tive than last week, was still dull, pric'es ranging
at from $5 50 to $8 '75, the bulk of the sales bring
at from $7 50 to $8 the 100 rbs.
Cows end Calves, the offerings consist of
i'2so.liniajaeping at $4O for fresh Cows, s2s©s3o
ft;t. Siniatgoirr, rrinl.sls®2s for dry Cow:.
d"Plidg'S; IlyVeeoiji*at'rhillips!yard wore 29-
i 00 headl , dulint the. prices 'rit'e rather.
lower, sr.les ranging at from $6 to $7 the 100 ttpe,
net.
Of Sheep,' ertnte 6000 , wore nt Wardell's soiling
nt s2®sd each, according to condition.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
A Valuable Building Lot &
New Brick House:
A T PRIVATE SATE.—A BUILDING LOT. fronting
/1„ on Walnut street, 80 feet from Cuntberland. end se
bout 200 from the Court House, adjoining the new build
ing of Curtis N. Smith and the Buck Hotel Property.—
This is a very desirable business location, it being in the
very heart of our town. Possession will be given immts ,
diately. Also,
A new two-story Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with
„.alare ACK-BIDING and KITHEN aIaCb of
Brick g , B situated U on L Chestnut Street. about squares
" front the Court ll,usc, late property of• Frederick.
Urban; erected on Lot of 33 feet, by 200 Met • deep, with
good Stable. Cistern, Av., all complete. The above prop:
erties will be sold cheap and terms made easy. by
Lebanon, Sept. 22,1855. SIMON J. STINE.
;;,;;W,13:11. have large lot of WitAITING
theyjfill 'tall "to " Country Merchants at
4
.
L. •
linVellikair and .Slore Stan
FOR SALE;=-1 he subscriber offers at Private Sale, a
LOT 'OF iiROlll , ll2O, situate on Market Square, in
Jonestown, on which is erected a due two story DWELL
#ING 'HOUSE, Store Room, Ware Boum, Brick
Smoke mid Wash House, good Stable, Corn Crib,
tirainery, Welt with Pump, Lc. For further infor
mation enquire of Wm. Leffler, ,lonestoien,- or .1. W.
Mish, Esq., Lebanon. -Possession and an indisputable ti
tle will be given on the let day. of April, ISnit.
Jonestown, Sept. 22, 1858.-3 t. LEW BICKEL.
WALTZ A: =DEL have the largest assortment of
the best LEHIGH. SLATES ever offered to the public.--
Country Merchants would do well to examine their
stock bother purchasing elsewhere
THE COUNTY
A G It I C• ti R A L
-41"4-
EX H I fp TA 0 NI t ,
rirHE liAupiuN COVVY AGRICULTuttAb SOCI.
ETI announce have completed their ar
rsttjg
4:IOI472Y,ATIALIAMTDOERIDAY;
The 22d, 23d and 24th of this month, AT TDB PARK
GROUNDS, above Harrisburg.
On WEDNESDAY the JUDGES will meet at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. The various Committeeswill fill 'Lb*
own vacancies.
On THURSDAY, Sept. Y., an Address will be delivered
by Col. RICHARD 3. HALDEMAN, of Harrisburg, at
234 o'clock in the afternoon.
On FRIDAY, Sept. 24, the PREMIUMS. will be an
nounced at 1 o'clock. and an addrese "delivered by the
111.. n. HORACE OREELY, of New. York, at 3 o'clock in
thvrtelpedni.: "..
11! of' Harrisburg, boa been appointed
th.f MainhaL
Sept. 22, 'SS.-It. A. D. HAMILTON, Pree't.
IF YOU WANT s good Oohs Pen, call on Welts k
Bcedel for Bagley's beet.
Fancy Fars—tbr Ladies and
Children.
TORN FAREIRA & CO., No. 818 (new ne.) MARKET
tf Street, above Eighth. Pllll.4D'A.—lmporters. Manu
facturers and Dealers in FANCY FURS, for Ladies and
Children; also, Gent's Furs, Fur Collars, and Gloves.—
The number or years that we hare been engaged in the
Fur business, and the general character of our Furs,
both for qualify and price is so generally .known through
out the country, that we think it not necessary for nolo
say anything more than that we have now opened our
assortment of FURS, for the Fall and Winter Sales, of
the largest and most beautiful assortment that we have
ever offered before to the public. Our Furs have all
been Imported during the present season, when money
was scarce and Furs much lower than at the present.
time, and have been, manufactured
d re: tainp
by r i th e e d r seaticl thorn tent workmen; we are therefore
at such prices aawill continuo to give us the reputation
we have borne for years, that is to sell a good article for .
a very small prefit.• •
Storekeepers will 'do well to give us a eall, as they will
find the largest assortment by Ur to select from in the
city, and at manufacturers prices. • -
- • JOHN FAREIRA &CO
No. 818 MARKET Street, above Bth., PIIIILMFA. •
.
Sept. 22, W
1-4 mos',
WALTZ -11111DElii -lf Vaie , additlori
their already large /teak df the farpeuaZa ley tlold Pea.
To the VOl.ers of Leh - Anon
County r
I /lEltEllY offer myself is an Independent Candidate
sHER/rl l .'
for the office of
of Lebanon county. Should Ibe elected, I. will attend
personally to the ffutios of th,tOffice k and'to the satisfao
fon of the people. • • . ADAM` HAAK.
Lebanon, Sept. I, '6B-te.
Independent Candidate fog•
.SUERIFF.
undersigned were himself to the voters of Lab.
I anon county, as au Independent' candidate for the
office of Sheriff, anduestektfullj , ',elicits their • suffnutes:
Sbohld he' boll° ferturiate es to 'be elected, he , will; dis
charge the duties of the opt* liffjeirtlsity, istid tie the'
beet of bletbilitjc ' ••• • ' • JACOB pRAN22,
Fist Hoover, Septai, 1858.-te, • •
,on Market.
skly by Myers elli Sheiio.
'gratiESDAT, SEPT. 22, 148.
Potatoes, iit bu , 00
Eggs, 15 dox. 9 l il2
Butter, 15 I:b., :414
Lard. ill°
Tallow, ~3 0
Baru, ' 'll
Shoulders,, 9
Sides,
Soap, ....:
pate-wax, . 25
Waite Rage, 6
Mixed Ii , AZ
Flax, rit ;It , 12%
Brialjna. ft lb., 40
FaathirS, 'ft lb., 6.234
Wool, lb lb., 40
Soap Beane; 15 qt., O
Vinegar, IS gel., 12 1 ,5
Apple Butter, 15 crock, 45
phis Market.
One Person for Canal Conuniationer of tho__Connaon.
wealth of Pennsylvania.
One Person to represent the Tenth Congressional Dla
tt let in the Congress of Ihe United Stan.e.
Chte Person,to renreavut the enmity t}f LehanOn in the
Home of ReprooliNtatirvi of Pennsylvania.
Outs Person for Sheriff of the County of Lebanon.
One Person, forAwkonotary of the County of Leba
non
The Electors of Esse Hanover township arc to meetat
the medic house of Jacob W. Adams. In mid township.
The Ithetors of Sentare township are to Meet at the
public bonze 0f . ..1. Melina:in, in said township.
The Elector; of Bethel township are to meet at the
,public house of Jacob Iteichat t. in said township.
The Electors of Union township are to Inert at the
house of Daniel Disrdner,ht mid towneblp.
Ths'Electors of Millcreek townshipare to meet at the
,pbtiiis hone. of D. S. Matthew, in said township.
the .hectors of Eolith Arinville township are to Meet
. at the toddle house of irrob Fink. in said township.
The ilti . ;e'tors of Co, nwali townsirip are to meet at the
public housetied. it U. Eby, in said township.
• The Ewa.. of Cold"Syring tortnahip are to meet at
the School Fromm at or hear. Annuli Dap, in said township.
The election is to be opened hetwern the hours of eight
and ten o'clock in the rotenone, rani emit continue with.
cut Interruption or ardjourament,and 4fi not to. 1.0 cl•eed
by.ferg apron o'click. in tbeetypiiing.
I Alpo make known and grim notite,tie and •by the
13th ~rection of the aforesaid act 1., OM :directed, •-that
every perion,:except justices of the nearer.. who shall hold
any office or appointment of profit or truet endsr the
government of the United :Attu, or of this State, or any
rite or Incorporated district. whether a- mormiiiisberieu
officer or otherwise, subordinate officer, or agent. wini is
or"shall he employed. moiler the legislative. judiciary. .r
executive department of thirrStato tor„ the Vetted States.
or of any city or incorporated district, mad sleo, that
essay naliab r of eon:Arms and the State Legielature,and
tri.,tiiir ;elect and connonm council- of any city, commis
okourre or ...toy iimorPorated dietrict, is by law lacirpahls
iiifikebtitr,os. t eseittinipm e it tire some erne the office or
appointment of judge. inspector or clerk of wry election
of this Common wealth, and thet no inspector or judge, or
officer of any smith election, shall be elidible to any oilice
then lobe voted for.'!. .
Ito person shall be permitted' t& Vete at any election,
As aforesaid, but a white freeman of the age of twenty-one
:years or more, who shall have resided in this State at
bust one your, and in the election district where he offers
to vote at least ten days imtidetiptqly preceding such
e'ection, and within two years pairla i tate or county Ism,
which shell have been AMee seed at heest ten da- a before
the election. But a citizen of the United Mates who line
previeuely been a qualified voter er tide State and re
moved therefrom and returned, ant{ who rhall bare
resided in the election district and p'ald trxca cc aforesaid,
shall be entitled to rote after residing s In this St ate six
months: .i"eeridrd, That the white freemen, citizens of
the guile,' natio. between the ages of 2I and z 2 years,
and have resided in the elecbon district ten days, as
aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, although they shill
not have pied texas.
"No person - el:ail be admitted to vote whose name is
not contained intim list of taxable inhabitants furnished
by the commissioners, unless: First, he produce. a *s
cript for the payment within two yearn, of a State or
Countt"tax,assesead agreeably to the COOStitllltiO/I,lthd
give satisfactory evidence, either on his two oath or of
firmatiols,Mr'on the oath or alfirthatiou of **nether, that
he has paid such a tax or on failure te produce a receipt.
shall make oath of the payment thei colt or. second, if
he claim a vote by Ming an elector between the ages of
2l and 2e. years lie shall depos. on oath or affirmation
that he has resided In the State at least one year before
his epplicatien, mad make such r proof of his rest tuner in
the district as ie required by this act, and that ha does
verily believe from the arm:meta given him that he is of
the age aforesaid, and give such other eel {mice as is re
trolled by this act, whereupon the name of the person go
penpittsttle..voNdiap, ti ,g, inserted in the alphabetical
list by the inepectimiAttiti a note tirade opposite thereto
by writing the word Ink,Elf he Shall be admitted toivote
by reason of having paid his tax, or i be word -age,' if he
shall be permitted to vote by re- eem of such' age, mid
shall be called out to the clerks, who shall make like
litotes in the list of voters'kept by then..
"In ail cases where fife name of the penmen claiming to
cute le not found on the list furnished by the commis'
stoners and assessor, or his right to v. te, whether found
thereon or not, is objected to by Any - rmelified Citizen, it
shall be the duty of the inspectors to examine such per
son on oath ea to its qiudifications, and if he claims to
have resided within the State' for one year or More hid
With will he snfliciet t proof dew eoe hut shalt makeproof
by at leasermecompetent witness, who shall he a -quali
fied electerrthet he hen resided - within the district ihr
pore than ten days, next immediately preceding said
.eleendii, Anil Simnel* himself smear that. hie bona tide
'residence in tinrintauleof hid lawfid c4lirl r g te wiitrin the
district, end that he . ditriot remove - into saiii'distriet for
the purpose eevothig t ierein.
"Every person qualified as aforeculd, and
make due proof,if required, of his' reiddente and 'pap:
meat of taxes asatbresaid. shall be permitted to vote in
the township, ward, or district in which be shall reside.
"If any person shall preeept. or attempt to prevent
any °Mao ofany.eleaion under this act Irons luddi rig euch
election or use or tlikeatinhainy,violence to any each of;
'flaw, or shall iaterf pt. or Improperly interfere With hint
in the execution of hl d uty, or 'hall block up the 'wit;
dow or avenue to eunirindow, • where the same may
holding , or shalleiotouity,disturb the peace at such
don, or shell use or praetise inthoidattrig threats, Rime
or violence, with *design topfinenee unduly or overawe
any elector, or to prevent hins,frem voting, or to restrain'
-.the freedoit of chafe, sichstiweson. on conviction,shan
he fined in any Mel not exesedlog five hundred dollars,
and imprisoned few anyChatectot lees than one month , nor
more than:Widen months, sttd if Behalf he shown to the
cours where tbn Wad of mach' offence "aball..be bad; that
the perscin so offending wee not a resident of the city,
NEW ADVERIWPMENTS
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ALMANACS! ALMANACS! for 1859.—Waltz a Awl
el are prepared to cell Almanacs by the dozen or gross
o the trade at City rates. ,
sCEAN TELEGRAPH.!
CALL 4. SEE THE NEW STOCK
Dry-Goods, Grocery St Crockery ,
-AT TUE- 1r :.
114 RaVIEIIB 9 .Brolll
T EONARD ZIMAIERMANfriends and Lb
} public that he halt Just:retch-ad aria;V stock of
Goads for geld 'Winter Trade,
which will be found atilleap as *up stork of the kind in
this town, consisting of all such eopps as are visually
kept In a first-class store.
Particular attention is given to ,4:tapila Chxxls for the
country trade, not Rep,lecting the fancy articles for LA
DIES' WEAR—such ak Dices, lavigs,..B4gipao, Ender
sleeves, liandkercidefs,Ae.
GENTLEMEN are invited to examine his 8,
Cassinieres,Casinots, Tweed* Fancy and other Vesting*,
Velvets, Cords. &e.
In the GROCERY department may be found a
splendid assertmentof every need in the Family:
Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Teas, Mackerel, Ac. In
CROCKERY the stock is well selected.
LEONARD ZIMMERMAN.
Atir The highest market price will be paid for COUN
TRY PRODUCE. -[Lebanon, Sept. 22,1855.
COUNTRY DIERCHANTE would do well to call up
on Waltz a Rcedel and examine their large end welt so
leeted stoat of Note, Letter a Cap Paper, Lead and Slate
Pencils, Ercrelopes, Ink, and Slates, which hare been
purchased with a OW to supply them.
to ineral Election Proclamation.
URSUANT to nn Act of the General j Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
entitioden "Act relating to the Ittectistas ( - 4 this Com.
monweslth." m proved the 2d day of July, A. lit one
thousand efithtlttillige4atml, thirty ult.e I, DAvto M.
Sutter. SUNTrir Or ttli -OtAt,:y Vcbanon:PennAylvanimi.
do hereby make known end give notice to the electors of
the county aforesaid, that a General Election will be
held in the said county of Lebanon. gn the nowt Tuts.
doy(briogthe 12th day) of (Maher la R, at which tune
the electors of ibe county aforesaid will rote In Unit
respective districts for
tine Parson fur Jnage of the sttpromt cuntt of Nun
sylranin.
- thlar"rton•rel6cAistnitediorter of the Colnty t et, Leh*
. .
One Porton fu'i- Director of the 'Poo. of thi county of
loplotnon.
One Person for Auditor of the CL iihty of Lebanon,
I also hereby make known and giro rodiee that the
plate of holding the aforesaid general election in the
several districts within the coutty of Lebanon, aro as
follows, via:
The Electors of the East Ward of the Borough of
Lebanon are to meet at the Commissioners' room in the
Court House in raid Borough.
The Electors of the West Ward of the Emmett of
Lebanon, are to meet in the Jury room, on the a - eat side
of the Court House 1.3 said Borough
The Electors of South Lebanon toil nshlo, are to meet
at the Grand Jury room, at the C•. net ileum, in the
Enrough of Lebanon,
The Electorsof North Lebanon Borough are to meet
at the public house of Benjamin Zeller. Its said Borough.
The Electors of North Lebanon biernebip are to zneer at
the public house of Conrad It. Borgner, lu the Borough
of ;North Lebanon.
The Electors of Jackson township are to meet at 'the
house of J. K. flpsyd, In said township.
The Electors of North Annville township are to meet
at the public house of 8. M. ersli. in said township
The Electors of lieidieberg township are to me.t at th e
public house of Levi 8. ()belly, in raid twirosliip.
The Electors of Londonderry township are to west at
the public house of J'an •Woliersherter, in said town.
ship.
Also, that in tlie foul tb se. ction of the act of Assemble,
entitle'', "An Ad reletiug to executions, and for other
purposes," approved April 16,1:40, it is enacted that the
aforesaid 13th section %hall not be so construed as to pro
rent any militia ollicer or borough olficer from earring
as judge, Inspector or clerk at any general or special elec
tion in this Cletnnionwealth."'.
Also, that in the filet section of said act it in enActed
that ••ccery gen ral and a; eclat election shall be opened
between the hours or eight and ten in there're:mon, anti
Anal eontinne without interrui ti,in or a 'jourtinterit
until seven o'clock In toe crentening, when the rain shall
The goilerni, OpeOloVeity, ,incorporited' district and
t, oinabip e l lertiens. and all elections for electors of Provi
dent and Nice Pre nident, of_ ths Uni:ed bites. shall be
bold and conelected by the ithpectrons and judges I lected
an afornaid, and by clerks Appointed as hereinafter pro.
M=EMM
ward, or district, or towtollp whore thatTaTZffence Wain
Cinnaiiittatl a and not entitled to vote therein, tben,on eon
elation, he eball be sentenced to pay a. hie or not less
than elle hundred dollars nor more than. ono thousand
dollars. and be imprisoned not urea than nti months
more than two years.
. .
"In case the person who shall have rereivedliiiihreqini
MOW number of votes for inspector eluallinofihrrefill on
the day of election, then the person who ottuall.:/on'ere
ceived the next highest number te votes for ut.o.li;..itte, are
next spring eh Mion shall act as inspector itu his place.—
And in case the person who atoll have rec e iv e d th e ki e h,
eat number of votes for inspector shalt not attend, the
poison elected indite Shalt appoint an inspector in his
place anti in case the person elected shall lO.LACC ndthen
the inspeztor who received the highest number of votes
shall app.dot a pule in his place. or irony varaneyaltoll
continue in the board for the space of one hour after the
time fixed by law for the open lug of the election, the
qualified 'voters of the townsuip. ward or district for
which said officer AMIE ha•e been el. Med. present at the
place of election, shall select one of their panther to fill
such rateatteps
"It shell hr th e duty of the several aseeteors, rests c.
Ureic, to attend at the place of ho ding every gem rah,
special or township election. dining the tune said she
Don i* kept open for the purpose of giving information
to the inspec ore stud judges when called on in relation
to the r ght of any person topuess d by them to vote et
such eleeti. ns, or eneh. other matters in relation to the
NISSYS6OI,IO of voters as the said inspectors, or either of
them. elicit from time to time require."
Yardmen t to ti.c proclaims contained in the 761 1t eeetion
of the ilet.firfL /I Vl.M3ll#l.#l.t.jutlferv.4A rte .deresaid district
shall respectively take charge of the certificate or retfirn
of the election of their respeetive districts. and produwe
them ate meeting of one - 4 edge nom each district, at dm
borough of h.. bosom, on the third fitly after the election,
being bur the present year on FWD t.Y, the 45th, day of
OCTultElt ofttt, tle.n end there ito,..de and perform the
duties requlrtAjtyllow of said judges.
Also, that wherea judge by sickness or unavoidable
accident, fa uumbloi,to attend snek Meeting of judges.
then the certificate or return aforeinid sthttll be token
charge ..f by one of the insp Ttortu or clerk 'of the 4.41 - CtiCni
of sold district, who shall do and perform the duties re
nnin...l of said judges tumble to attend.
Given midst. my hand, in toy office in Lebanon, he 2d
day of September. 1&,8.
DAVID M. SHUEY, Sun-tiff of leham -I Co.
Sept 22. 185S—te.
st
IVILSCELLANEOUS
• •
•
For Rent. •
TILE sultit ; t : /boßolavtifOß RENT, his large New three
story BRICK .11411finDIXO. embracing STORE and oth
er fine ROOMS..witifoltasement: 'now in - course
of erection on Cumberland Street, Lebanon. and- e_
which will be ready for occupancy,. the Store
Room and Remittent about thelli4, of October,
and the rest of the Building sutrirOber . It has the Gls
and othermodern improvements. The lgpation is an ex
cellent one fur business. /Or For liarthritepattioultire
inquire of the undersigned, owner.
The rooms will be rented tegether' or separate, ai may
be desired.
Lebanon, Sept. 15, '58,1 J. C. BRISKER.
Piddle Sale of Chestnut
Rails and Posts.
WILL be sold at Public Pen(lue or Out-cry, on FR!.
. DA Y. the let day of October. next, at the Union
Canal, on Bowman, !Inner & Copp's Landing. nearly op
posite David Iloyer'a Brick Yard, about 1000 CHEST
NUT POSTS, and also about 1000 CHESTNUT BAILS.
&do to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., when attendance
will be Oren and terme of sale made known by the , un
dersigned. ELiZABETH C. WEIDMAN,
ROWT. W. COLEMAN,
JOHN W. ULRICH,
Administrator, of the Esdate of Jacob B. Weldraen,
dec'd. Lebanon, Sept. lb, 181 S.
Cheap LUOINIER
and COJIL:
11111 E undlersiantrd having purchased, atSberlff's Stir.
I,..tbe.mmtirel.etatkl; • '
1.17310%,AAND COAL.
Tu tits Tied VoIi4an..3,I",)TIKEYER, b g
leave, to invite thn'tattentfets.•of the public
stherets. It will be Sad annals cheaper than
the-same article Crib 1141Mughteble.sbore. Theatock em
braces all kinds and dascriptions of.LIEBYIBBR- kept in a
we:ll,,staaked.Yard4saidesos large lot orfirst rate Black
smith's CQAL. Ali Cikomk is tldit iiittitchkaßo4lll call
and thambieMur atodh,and prices -it
PAILS P
LebanctilllePti ad,: OS. • ;:11.70218 WITXEYEIL
NEW dtAi5S. wxl6o
re Lavers of lake Beautiful
AS WELL IS TILE
tSLr u s 4 atl7 cord Seel Now* ,your Mita
TO BUY CHEAP
MILE "Centre Buildings" are full of 'NEW GOODS.--
The taste of the most fastidious will be gratified,
every acceptation of the term, when beholding the beaun
tut New Styles of Ladies Dress Goods. Among the many
we will name a few. such. as Poile4e-Cheore Ciretutian
Plaid and Stripe ; Plaid, Stripe, Byadero and iiinted'Va
tenting ; French Printed and plain colors, all-wool De
lain; Printed and plain Caahmere '
French M erino; La
velle Byadere; ALde-Lain, English and American Chintz.
&W.—Black and Fancy, Velvet Byadere. kc.. =know-
Lodged to surpass anything of the kind in this Borough.
Shawls Akvariety. Collate, Gloved, gopierYi de.
Domed& Goods-14441n, Ticking, Check, Lc.. km, so
cheap that you can sate money by purchasing your sap ,
plies at Reber k i rgar t 1 _
Tunnels, all coleys; yarciilleap..it _ "rrl ta' Gentle
men to purchase tliOnAltlotlyOret Coating , Caostmerce,
Satinet* and Vestitigs;.fot LBOtdielvos,and their 'Sam oilt
of the very large and,ozell selecteeStock, just opened at
the Centre Buildings nfIRABEILIJIBOX, Who always
" .
t2yleaso."
BEADY MADE CLOTHING to please eTerybodyt. -
Lebanon, Saptetnber 15th, 1558.
Lebanon Teacher ' Associa-
'iota,
WILL ineet fit the Academy room, on BMus:day ree
tang 22t1 inst., at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of new
ly organising and determining a plan upon which the
Association is to be conducted in the future. It Is not
the desire of those teachers only who arc interested in the
Association that all the others Fhould attend, but the
County Superintendent and School -Directors pare very
anxious that all their teachkrs shmild make use of thus
moans of improvement. Let there be -a full turn-out of
the tocchers in both boron glut. All other friend" of edu
cation are also most-cordially invited to become members.
By order. [Sept. 15,1'e4.
Alleantinglo emigrate to a mild climate, good soil, and
fine attl i PßlVlNNreedvezeftof Hammonton Lands,.!'
irobrgiton 160ezifty agricultrs-
I,
• • rat,S,,_
ER deetnti;iliGoastyi Ag. noeHund and Horticultural
TI
Foclety will , holi its FIRST ANNUM:
MN, on WEDNZBDAY, Tnuasnar. and Fauna, GIFt, 7TIT
AND BTH OF OCTOBER, 1558, at the Peciety's Ortiunds
known as the Mifflin Estate, in Lebanon,
Persons from other Counties can become exhibitors and
competitors for premiums out the pay relent o• $1 and which
Also makes them annual members.
Exeursiona trains will ho run during the three days of
the Fair front Heading and Harrisburg to Leharion, atop,
ping at all way stations... The fare is also to taireduced;
due notice of which will be given by G. A. Nichols. gsq.,
General Superintendent of the Philadelphia & Handing
Railroad Company.
. - LEVI KLINE,
3. Lawn: littottrarrsa,_;...-. Chairman Coln. Arrangeta.
Lebanon, Sept 8, ISA
-...: Wood ,-- Wood.
ft.
- 2 , 1,1T - iiiide - r;itited are prepared .to fttrniah Wen
owr yr Oda WOOD, to order, at any plate In Leh.
anon or North Lehationitorought. orders lett at
• - their Mill will. be promptly attemird to.
bane); April2l lAN MYERS . & ElV.Otilt.
Jun ILItNIVED a superior PORT WINK, very &I-
Ica* also ScoTca Acs, Lomas Poressx, Csaawza
Baa":DY,and aNCiNIVATI CHANT...to:ME, id
REIG.4.lr.rS,V4Vintl
Lebanon Fel#44lvAnnillater•
rVIIE FIFTII..SESSION of Pio “LEDANDN'VEMALE
1. SEMINARY' w ill commence on the lint day of SEP.
TENDER, next. Madame DECAMPS Win sire instruction
in Needle Work.
LEGII R. BAUOIIER. PrineipaL
510DESTE DECAMP.S, Teacher of Marc L Frtnal.
Lebanon, Aug. 24,1658.
Leeches Leeches
G'DINS Imported Swedish LeecheA on hand. end
for side by
Sept. 1, 1355. Druggist& Apotbecary.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. W. ACKER'S,
From $1,25 to $lO, 8 day and 30 how.
Oct. 22. '54.
NEY9ISTPSQf
LA WW DRESS GOODS
,s
vivAKTz BRO.A. -' •
PLIKASH CAI 4, AND ExAmick7:"
Alt wanting to emigrate to a mild climate, gaud sag; and
fine market, see advertisement of Hammonton"Lari.
Allmarating So emigrate to a mild ditaatergalairte
fine market, see adverb:mono,' Hamm _ Law",
TEACHERS' WAN,'FB'
10 Teachers WavainfiT.'''
TSchool Directors of §wationt. i tovenahip..will meet I
in No. 2 School-house,OPTONATOWN.- on Prickly,
October 1,1868, at 9 Alec nghnSereitoon, for the put%
pose if examlniniiii eindempioyiaggen.Tvachers to take
charge of the echeitle.Pteald.thalrict. Mr. Kluge, Coun
ty Superintendent niii.betinosentrfexamine APPMeenler
By orderrof &lima `Board.•• • - -
Swatara tpl.tDept.94,lo l il"
The Thmthieiit.,o4l44,.. l fla, ALA emapaper devot
ed to LitoratirEe Agriculture. eavo - eveding.lbetk.full
accounts of the newesettleciet afAigninogton, •to N ew
Jeracy,,,kan,be subscribed, for etelly,NtAts. portummeN
InclaWpOstage -stamps for Ilea 'amount.' Marie* .
Editor. of the Farmer, niIIIMOMOIII4 Atialgtolo6., NOP •
JerleY.--,Tbose wishiug cheap lauds. of the best Atiollty,
iu "iine,Ortite•hecklthlost and mat delightful ell.eateetti- ,
Cavell:don, see advartiseinetd of HillailKartou Lauds,
.ntotie@«- • -
1-43w4liONS 'lndebterd'on . booke - Jetem Wif phi -rig,
payment to the nodetaigned, the booker
h av tp,n placed initis hanfiereolheptiegifor the nee
ofjekt. ItmeEor. '
ANTERNI" S. ELY,
841
T o all, " liitvertitmtstßW
ton. LatidlL7:
L oh,
ARA BO : !Y r . .. ::.,,,. _ • , Riint;w 4 , Btitte tikkvellpt
'oPektedebialetwOli*Wof Us letioViityles-co t
wktch - y_am - - miumpost grist Bisdalle. ' '
STOVES, TINWARE, ROOFING, &c.
JOHN Rlfl. 0N0.131 12: DAUGHERT Y.
Gi11°1114. 4 111
TUB undendgried . iltlamtfully inform
the public that they NA P at •' *We Vain
with their TIN-WARY. & SHER ' ISTAR.
LINIMENT to the well-known place in Civeibtr
laud street, opposite the Bogie Buildings, Lebanon, Pb.
where they shall be pleased to seCommodtto all custom
ers at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
~...._
' 1 3511,18,1p1igl be found in the Baseusuus of Acki os
.1::.c.T2 1 1U., dl l tiliasnd=thn'YWlE-V '. ol U 3 t,_*eth't
floor of the same'Buildiririiert deter Vt'witalirlitilliy
Goods store. The.Bhop is a magnificent one—it being
the handsomest in the County ; and well calculated to:
such a purpose.
iliii- They would return their PIDGUTti thandr fcir the
liberal patronage afford& them, and particularly' Rile
halt season. In.. Roping that their untiring efforts to
please,and their return .Ho3fEn tot/ mold stand oolong
occupied by Jona Diaz, will insure for them a still more
liberal patronage, they would invite all to give them a
call before purchlaing elsewhere.
Lebanon, Dee.3o, '47. RISE & - DAGGITLIIITTi ..
Tin andSlire 1- . _lira ..W
s" .att
mAittiyAtrroatr.,-, ... : ;•• ; ..t
Wizt door kthe:latienWi Ettkelinifitebonen.
-1 AldliS N. ROGERS hikes ifileriOßMicishf Informing
el
his friends and the public h in - geleril Cog. Ifira#oo-
me to carry en business arthe'efltivevimid:Wherelis 'cf.
fere for sale the langest•elaPbeet assorthient 'of TIN
WARN, made of the verjlailit thiteeiti and by comp,.
tent workmen. TIN ROOTING, SPOUTING, and Jolt-
LONG of all kinds prOtdprlyattended to.
As he is a practical ' , Workman, and attends to all ois
byline/es personally, hb its homers can depend upon hay
inf. their work dollisigghig" , ::'
Call and are and - Anise fef'foully leen before purchn e
lug elsewhere. Tfratikir.l - fiir-pliatAltvore, he hopes by
lariat attention to busititteserjutVPunctseelity, to edit re
cave a share of pole liattoditge.' ' ' l ' • ,
We the undersigned Citizens of tlui totttighAsf Leba
non, Lebanon comity, lioliocabr Cyr WI, lbw, we are Per'
sonelly acquainted wittitgi . els SL Rogers, na bwre me
ployed him to do Tin Minn asilfOther"rni. and Sliest
iron Work for ue; all of wletch - helritirvione In a good,
substantial and workmenttee , imentier:' We therefore
take great pleasure In recommending him, with lull con
fidence in hie ability es a practical- thiWoompetent work
map, to the public at large. ",
Salami llehat. M. D., Jos. Dowinorr.. Levi Kilos,
W. 31. GnilforiL AL 15...105ieh Funelc --- John George.
Lebanon. one 9. 1850.
TAILORING AND CLO'PtilliGit
Fashionable Tailoring and
Clothing st'ore. •.
IT O " who would get a Sue suit, dressed up in style
from top to toe. Cell and see. Save 20 per cent.,
clear gain, at the NEW CLOTUtNG STORE, 2d story o
CENTRE BUILDING, of Reber r Brothers.
Fmtaxas win And It much to their 'Meanings to bring
tbeir produce to the Cheap Store at the Centre Buildiaga,
dill... Ulna du Anomuzae.
The TALLOIMI, for'eustonr wytOo receives the perAe tte j
attention of li. & J. M. It.inienwith more rare than ev
er. flaying secured the'beitt 'Workmen, this are proper.
e.t to make up the most fashlenable work at short no
tice. The Clothing all warranted, if they do not please
they need not he taken. ' Lebanon May, ISSS
- •
Dar
if - ICH Alf H0PP.4.4.1P - Still continues the T.A I LORIN°
.131 Rusin ess *lth itikiral red in Camber/mut street, near
Monk Road. wheielillitkaons who wish garments made
up In the most fashlonahiWUOYleand hest manner, are in
vited to call. Ile has lately receivedtbe4oxYork, Phu
'
ad.dphia Paris and London reports of
Spring and Summer Fashions,
and as - he has none but the beet workmen employed, he
guarantees that all work entrusted to him will be done
in esatlafactory 211A1111Vr.
SS. With his thanks to hie old customers km their pat
ronage heretofore, ho respectfully solicits public favor.
TO TAILORS 1--Just received and for sale the N. York
end Inkiladslphla Report of Spring a Summer Fashions.
Tailors wishing the Fashions should let the subscriber
know of,thgt fact, an , that he can make his arrangement.,
accordingly—. 2Tcnall. IFLOFMAN,
1410 041"0.13% ON-44: r' CO+
CLOTRIiiV STORE
41ERCANT TAILORING 1 H 0 ETTABLTRII3I.T.
Market street, belle, erg Mitrk's and Mae: Hotels.
Q. RAMSItY & Co, take pleasure in announcing
. to their friends and the public generally, that they
have on hand a variety of Cloths, Cassinterers and Peat.
hags. which they will make up to order on the most rea.
sonalida terms and in the most fashionablestyle.
As none bat good workmen are employed, all work is
insured and good fits guaranteed. Also a large stock of
RUDY-MAIM Claornmo, which will be disposed of cheap,
together with every variety of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. X. S. IiAMSEY k Co
Lebanon. April 28, 1848.
rashionafile Tail faring.
TIME subscriber respectfully Informs bis Mends and
the public in genertilethat he has commenced the
TAILORING BUSINBSSIin sill its branches, at his resi
dence, in East Lebanom(Outiberland.BGeet.L2 squares
east from Major Moyers HoteLisfalfh Shifty atten
tion to bullies/. promptness in his engagements, good
fits, and moderate charges, be hopes to receive a Share
of the public mitronace, lie woe a long time in the em
ploy of Micheal Wagner, deed.. and feels confident of
giving general satisfactions Being a new beginner he
solicits the patronage of the public.
Lebanon. may 12, 1555. OItOROB IicOAI7LLY:,
Merchant Tailorionor.,Estab
lishmetie
"Q.DOWV.sl ll P4 l s ll l l y oll ifirfne the public that be bee
.0/ . ..,litelrengsistriaeneldthing Establishment of G. Gump,
& coutinuix 111ERIIXNT TAILORING in all Its branch
falf 00.1t/e eaftabllatituent. No 1, EAsnx BCTUIINGIG, next door
1 to the Eagle Hotel. He has en elegant emortmety..of
I Cloth", Cassitners, Vesting', . "'
- and Flirnishi • rrir• &oda,
,
In general. which he so felte'the.puldiciiiietlemine. -Be
Phial devote hie particular attention to fitting shit meg..
ing up to order. Thoee wishing clothing made well nod
fashionably are Invited to call.
I N. B—Always on hand a large assortment of HOME-
I MADE CLOTHING, to which the attention of the public,
Ls also directed. GABIIIEL aUM P, Agent,.
Lebanon, August 11, PRA.
gra
BUS N~e&LCA4
W MAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LASS—Office in Cumberland Street,
nearly opposite tbo Court House, will promptly at
tend testi professional business entrusted to him
Lebanon, Sept. It, 155 a.
D. S. RARER,
,fL GENT FOR. nu STATE FIRE & MARINE INSO
A
RANCE COMPANY, PA.
Lobitnna, Aug. 11, ISIS-Gre*
DA MILTS J. SELTZER,
ATTORNEY. liTt la*
OOFFICE.In Cumberland street, nearKttilruatio
Hotel, Lebanon, Pa. dT, Tut.26,'47.
LA FA YETTEffI OWE R 5
%.' A 8 FITTER.
AILIOIXIXO A. S..4hXiiheffiea, Walnut street, Leba
non, Pa. A lensitaa . ..6theautiful aerortmentof FIX
TURES from the well-knrww n establishment of Cosanuata
& Basra. always on hand at Philadelphia prices. •
in- All work warranted to give matisfaction. IFS- All
order, will he faithfully exetuted on the most reasonable
terms. The but of rrference fsiren. [Sep. 16,'57.
P. WIKEL.
BUICKLAYER AND JOBIA . ,
Union Dqxvii . . Panwhin y,
r PEEPA R ED. at all thane, ticiimpiip Minx
Wonc, In all km hronchea,aridonihenhortast
notire. A /PO, Doug_kon.sito, Lim 1 „ 1 .
WALL& Egosnr.s, Ahatinta,nad.eidwark connect. "
ad with a IruipasOilplon; ;, ,1r -d iganitiefßone awns
always Tete" fo put down foundatlona r anddostAno work
Of every description. (July 1,'57-tt.
All wanting to emigrate ton mid climate, good soil, and
'br market, sec advertisement of Hammonton Lands.
To all wanting FliFUW.eee adCeribeMent of Hammon
ton Lands.
WO:Mk:3 and QUEENSWARK v . ...ry cheap at -
TUBER k BROS.
ATKINS k MoADAM have a splendid assortment of
Boots, Shoos, Trunk*. and Traveling Bags.
VE colors of WoolcA StocklPor TARN, at
RADER & BROS.
rflichtel Lauer,
Omar of Mulberry and Chestnift Orals, Letornies,
/4ANIM4CTUIFLIOL OP
rTate.r4 44LBT AND WROUGHT Hip
' A .RAAINGS
it Cornets:de:l,44lerillides. Deleonles. Public and Ni.
* Grounds, gc.,..ttt,twhich he offers In great sar ,
riety n(-desikuseatlawer palms than thesame Can be Oh
taipe4 elsewhere. Also. CHAIN IttiNCP,S of erenr do
ser/ptleti constantly kept on hand.
Anglin Isaß.-ttly 0 11,-4-
ry W. • Ciman,
xro. 14 (Old N(L 6) 4poitTEUND Street, bdoto Marko
11 et. PhiWeita, llll - . 1 7
ELAMilign DEALER ,
Calffeces , Bludlnge.
*,..RED AND OAK SOLE 'LEATHER, de,
N. -11—Itc "g h Ukthot, bight or taken la Whitrigli•
March 3,1853.-Iy.
tit
AU wanting to emigrate, to a mild 0h'5 6 1410t 1 •" 11 . 66
fiat market; Re achereisevseid of Jialm,illeM Thu"'
WHO WOULD NoTsitEsoiCE
TO "HEARjat NEWS!
THAT THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
THE HANDSOMEST STYLES,
Arttf`ALWAYS sap
•
AT THE HALL 111.1i1,4 018. v
SWARTZ 'it; tRo
,SEIT fitAIRIED •
FA* *6 4 IO DS:!(..;
ASTONIBIIINOLt LOW,
• " •
•
To all wanting Arm, Odiadvertisecentof Reauttm
ten Lands.