rtbaitnit'AVETtiorr,
TERNS, • 8150 A YEAR
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY,•DECEhiSEA 1, 1868
HOME AFFAIRS.
Cards, Circulars, Handbills, Pos
-1411, &e., printed at the Advertioer office, at low
tiles and short notice—and in the most elegant
stile.
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One of the firm of Mussra. Funck
Bro., of the Mansion House Store, North Lab
soon, is now in the city laying in n stock of Win
ter Goods. They always keep a choice variety of
goods, and sett them in competition with any oth
er store In the county. The stook now buying is
s very desirable one.
Sales.—The farm of Wm. Smith,
in-Cornwall, containing 85 acres, was sold
last week, at public sale, to Jobs L. Shatter, at
$65,60 per mom
John Ober, in North Annrillo township, sold
31 acres and 05 perches of land, without improve
moots, for $4O per acre; 6 acres and ys perches,
to Samuel Herr, for $4l per sore;:and 8 mores
s od 72 perches, to' Christian Herr, for $60,26 per
acre.
Smoke.—Much of the einoke of
grates would be consumed by the adoption of the
following plan, and fuel' would be greatly econo
mised thereby. " If an iron plate be not at hand,
let s piece of paper be placed at the bottom and
front of the grate to the top bar but one, then put
the coals closely into it, tuitil they 611 the_ grate,
after which a little firewood should be plena
shore, and a layer of coal over, it; and the fire
wood being lighted, the fire *ill gradually burn
from the top downwards, emitting very little
smoke, and the coals will be thoroughly consumed.
It will not be necessary to stir the fire, and an
equal quantity of coals will be found to last much
longer than when the fire is kindled it the bottom,
as has heretofore been the case.• This method is
especially adapted to sitting rooms, where a brisk
Ore is not so much tecialred as in the kitchen.
Stearn Fire Engines and City
Peesenger• Itatiros& are'alli the go In other big
towns. We have probably no nse for the engines
ss yet In Lebanon, 1)14 a Passenger:Rai lroad from
the Caul to the Market House would be an evi
dence of enterprise even if it did not pay
We have been, requested to agi
tate the removal of the Market Manse. We would
rather agitate the establishment of a regular Mar
ket in Lebanon. But if both subjects can be ef
fected by agitation we shall lend a helping hand,
e , pecially if items are the consequence.
Don't "swop" with, or buy horses
from, strangers, unless you are certain that
they are nob stolen . The county is overrun with
horse thieves, and they are not the "honestast
kind of folks" you can meet with.
Local Items have of late become
decidedly scarce articles. A quarrel was under
way the other'day in the street, and a fight was
imminent, which would have probably made an
article, but the spunk of the parties could hot be
brought to the punching point. The cold snow
cooled the blood., Well, we are glad it was so.—
We would rather have less locals and no fights.
Let dogs delight, &a.
The Stated Mee tin 0. of the Board
of Managers of the Y. M. C. A. w ill be held on
next Tuesday overlies. December 7, at 7 o'clock,
at their Reading Room. All the members arc
- requested to he to attentattee. Some important
business le to be Updated.
The lEoliart Harp.—Many per
inns might enjoy the melancholy music of the in
strument ; we therefore, give the following direc
tions for its.ponstruation t It coarirts of a long
narrow box of very thin wood, about six inches
with a circle in the middle of the upper
ekes, of an inch awl a-half in diameter, in which
are drilled small boles. On this side, seven, ten
or more strings of fine caszut ore stretched over
the bridges at each end, like the bridge of a vio
lin, and screwed up.and relaxed with screw pins.
The stiings must ail be screwed up to one and
the seine note, (D is perhaps the W5lO and the
instrument should Le placed in a wiadow partly
Opep;:in whioh- the width is exactly equal to the
length;of the harp, with the sash just raised to
givithe:lll , admission. When the air blows up
on these string* with different degrees of force, it
will exeitetijfferent tones of Bound. Sometimes
the blast brings out all the tones in full concert,
and sometimes it sinks them to the softest mur
murs.
We learn'tba-the Rev. G. F.
!Crete!lebortly deliver a, Leohire before ilia
Young Men!! Chris:len Association, of Lebenon.
The Committee appointed by the
Y. M. C. A..`stre very sot' re at the present time
in helping the poor and needy,
Mr. John Murray, Jr., (a rely.-
tire of the celebrated Lindley Murray,). deliver
ad a lecture in Brooklyn, on Thursday evening
tut, upon the "Strength and Sweetness of Eng•
tish Tone."
The season for Young America's
enjoyment la at hand. Preparations nre already
being on every hand for a full and free en
joyment.;of the merry festival. Graff, has just
unpacked his unusually large assortment of 1011.
'day GOodip to.see which is a show without charge
'for admiseion. Those wishing a large stock to
'select from ShOulit call early.
There is constantly considerable
.dissatisfsetiou expressed by. the business Men . of
Lebanon, on account' of the encouragement given
to business men abroad, to, the neglectof our own.
'Even in the Matter of Zager Beer the productions
•of other towns arevonsumed, while our own Brew
•ers,'whe mike a better and purer article, are neg
lected. This should not be. Mr. Ifenry Hart
mien lime Gone to groa!, expense in the establish
-mut of an extensive Brewery at this place", and
,should receive the encouragement which his en
:terprissi 'and expenditures entitle him to. Ills ale
, an d b oor Are pore, which cannot be said for some
other blends, and our people who use the article
.should call - for I'martman ,
8, and take. none oth.
•
We have . con - fie an article on
Ani g h and Low lihurohiani," in reply to an
er edito
rial
on the eamaubjeci which appeared -in the
Courier two week's ago. It , will appear next
week.
Messrs. G. B. Deppen and E.
Levengood, of Myerstown have obtained a pat
ent for a "Furnanee for "lording Coal dust."
The term of office of F. Phillips,
gig, ' ea County Soperintendent of Common
Schools, commences to-day, December 1.
ice, A grant shaving match agninst time. was .
Performed recently at Heighly, near Iseads.,-"- A
"Professor Carrodus," attanded by three lather
era and five /troupers, engaged to shave seientY
man in sixty minutes, and succeeded in. perform
int 14 task tor minutes within' the sisiiiitied
time, -
By the kindness of Messrs. Har
besson and BLOW:, Assessors of Lebanon Bor
ougb, wo have the following totals of assessments,
viz: Bast Ward. • West Ward.
Beni Estate, $259,230 • $214,064
Trades & Occupations, 26,410 . 19,850
Money bearing Inter. 70,610 47,288
Live Stock, 8,740 1,810
Pleasure Carriages, 2,060 830
Backs and Omnibusses, 250 - 000
Occupatton and Furniture
over $2OO, ..te., 400 - 100
3.62,700 $284,342
382,700
,Aseeosmeot loot yitir,
$57,671
No. of Taxation's East Ward,) 502
a 41 West Ward, 452
Za al,
It is said that the Itch is preva
lent to a limited extent in Harrisburg. The cases
are mostly those of children, and.the papers com
plain that some of them having the disease are
Still sent to school. Teachers should not permit
such, or any filthy children, to come to school.
The season for hog batcheiingie
tow at hand. Those of our friends having heavy
products of the kind will please report the weight.
The, prize for the heaviest will be a leather medal.
So in with the corn.
Our neighbors of Harrisburg are
endeavoring to got up a Library for young-men.
We would also suggest an infirmary. Both are
badly neededjudging from the papers.
Mr. 0. Brotherline advertises
his fine tbreo.story brick Holm for sale in =t
ether column. This is an excellent opportunity
fur a businosc man to procure a central and excel
lent business stand.
- The new Moravian Church of
this place is ready for the slate roofing. The skele
ton of the spire is also up. It has now, pro
gressed so far that some idfut of ittiappearahce,
When finished, may be ferined, and all concur in
the opinion that it will be a very neat baildini.
We are pleased to learn that our
•friends Messrs. Bubb it UmUrger are still busily
engaged in putting up heaters and furnaces.—
The work is . dono by M. henry Bubb, a gentle
man noted for his skill in this business. The
practice of some of our citizens in sending to
Philadelphia for heaters and employing city me
chanics to put them lip, is'one that cannot be too
strongly ondenined, especially when we have
mechanics in our midst who can do the work
much better, as it has been demonstrated—that
Mr.. Bubb can do. In this, and other respects,
the true policy is to encourage home industry taid
sustain home mechanics. *ft
tali. Cattle s ome over the Harrisburg Bridge
at the rate of about eight droves each day. Mules
appear to be plenty, end pass through town in
numbers. The cattle , generally is in good cozen
tion.—Ha rrisburg Patriot:
MARRIAGE OF KINDRED.—A bill has passed the
the HORN of Representatives by is vote of fifty
six to fifty-two, prohibiting the intermarriage of
first cousins, under a severe penalty, and °null%
or the inheritance of issue. The. preamble .to
the bill asserts that, Man . .) , deformations of mind
and body are of congenial origin, froni the prae
tide of near kindred intermarrying with each oth
er.--Georela Record.
The Moors have a strong partiality fur
red hair, and it is said, envy theSamon, when they
hear them called . the red-haired nation. The
Moorish and Arab women often asesreddye, and
bind up their hair with red tape.
A Boy's TONGUE FASTENED yo 6 LAMP POST.
On Saturday morning, a little fellow about eight
years old, a son of Gilean, bookstlier, while play
ing with some other- boys in North street, ap
proached a lamp post and" carelessly applied his
tongue to its gray-frosted surface, when, in an in.
strait, to th l t boy's own horror and utter astonish
ment of his playmates, he was - hold fast by his
tongue to the post, suffering very severe pain, and
totally unable to help or extricate himself. Of
course the boy could 'not speak, end could only
manifest his feelings by signs with his hands.—
Various applications of warm tea, steam, &c.,
were made by some.neighbors, who heard the un
naiettl noise wade by the other boys, and came to
learn what was the matter, but of no avail, such
was the action of the cold iron that the hold was
even getting tighter. When after about ten min
utes had elapsed the boy's father beard of the af
fair, and hastening . to his relief, he took a kuife
and was obliged to cut the tongue loose, leaving,
its skin still fast to the post, and causing the
blood to flow very profusely. Immediately on
his release the poor little fellow became insensible
and was taken home :--London (C. IV.) Press, 23
NATIVE Cows, REST FOR MILK,—"I have very
often heard the best judges of stock say that if
they desired to select a dairy of Cows for milk
for sale, they would go around and select cows
commonly called native, rather than resort to
pure bred animale' of any of the established
breeds, and that they believed they should find
such a dairy the most profitable."—Fliare I rata-
A STARTLING ExpwantxxT.—Somebody, some
where in Ohio, pretends in have discovered an
infallible cure for' scalds. He has been experi
menting extensively and successfully, according
to his own account. Se places side by side two
vessels—one containing boring water and the
other cold water. He then plunges his bare arm
into the boiling water ,and immediately thereaf
ter immerses it in the cold water. The arm sus
tains no damage, he says. .This looks like a
tough story, but we would. rather take the man's
word for it than make the experiment.
IMPORTANT DECISION CONCEENINO.TIIE RIGHT
or GAS COMPANIES.---Some month since, a suit
was tried in the Passaic Circuit Court, brought,
by Mr. John Brady vs. the Patterson Gas Light
Company, on the followifig giotinds:—Mr. B.
put up gas fixtures in a building, and applied for
gas, which the company refused 'to furnish nn
lessa previous account due for gas on the prera
ises was paid. Mr. B. objected to paying for an
article consumed by others, and brought an ac
tion against the company for damages in refu-.
singto light his premises. The case - wits deci
ded inifavor of Mr. Brady, wheriapon the defen
dants appealed to the Supreme Court, which bas
reversed the-decision. The Court (leaded that
the company could furnish the gas under such
rules as they chose, or refuse to supply it alto
gether.--Nctoark Advertiser.
A BIG SPELLING MATCH is announced in 'Cov
ington, Ohio, at the High School, when the lad
that stands longest on the floor, and spells the
biggest words without stretching his bead, is to
receive a fine present. •
. Pigeons have betin declare nuisanceby
the city council of Dubnkue, 'low% the shooting
law suspended, and the marshal, authorized to
"out a pigeon wing" whenever he can.
A:CROOKED BOUNDARY LIRE.—The Commis
sioners employed in running the Pboandary be
tween Virginia and Tennessee, find the line so
°rooked that they have all become cross.:eyed
and subject to fits of vertigo.
"das,.. The City of Jade, the Cqpitel of JAptin,
is said to be, without exception, the largest city
in the world, It contains 1,500,006 dwellings,
an d the eursra;leled number of 5,000,000 inhabi
• ' '
THE LEBANON ADVERTISETt.--A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Par' A Dubuque paper says that a ball was re
cently given by the employees of a hotel In that
city, to which a certain young girl was invited,
whom the other girls of the house bedecked for
the occasion; that at this ball a beau became en
amored of her, and danced with her during the
!mare evening; that the ball breaking up at a
rather late hour, she was invited to sleep with her
working companions in the hotel, she having been
in the habit of returning home to her mother ev
ery evening after her labors were ended; that, she
complied with the invitation, and sl . ppi with two
of the girls all night, and that in the morning
the young girl wee found to boa boy ! From sub
sequent inquiries,
_it was ascertained that the
mother had suggested this costume to her son for
the phrpose of enabling him to get employment,
which he was unable to do Jaen wearing the bif
urcated costume.
11647,042
589,365
AgNs The leaf of an album on which Lora By:
ron bad written four lines of poetry, was recent
ly sold at Venice, Italy, and a Russian noble
man gave $1,600 for it.
Agit- A patent coffee pot exploded in Cincin
natti, whilst beingAested by the proprietor or
pne of the hotels. The patentee, proprietor, and
several servants were badly scalded.
Olt" A bill has been introduced into the leg
islature of Georgia, to prevent the use of any.
Latin phrase in any of the Legislative acts o f that
Slate. -
... Prof. S. S. Haldeman, of Delaware- Col
lege, has been awarded Imo by Sir Wm. Trerel
yan, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, for an Es
say on a Reform of English Orthography, for
which be offered prizes a year ago, open to Brit
let and American competition. -There were eigh
teen contestants, four of whom were awarded' $5O,
each. Professor 11. is to - receive an additional
$250 in case he extends and publishes his essay„
Special Noll ices.
Vs.. See advertisement of Dr. Panfordts Liver
Invigorator in another column.
HAIR, DYE—HAIR DYE—HATE DYE.
Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye!
The Originat and Beat in the Inn c
Al! others are mere imitations, and should be avoided,
if you wish to.escape ridicule." .
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY - HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural BroWn or Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to Wm. A.. 4 lilatchelor since 1330, and over 80,-
000 applications have been made t • the• Hair of his pa
trons of his famous Dye.
WU. A. BATCHELOR'S liAtE DYE produces a color
not to bo distinguished from nuture, sad is WARRANTWD
not to injure in the least, however long it may be contin
ued, and the ill effects of Bad Dyes reinedied ; the Hair
invigorated for Life by this Splendid Dye.
Mad,o, sold or appli‘id (in 9 private "rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway. New-York.
Sold in all cities and towns of the 'United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
/Kir The Genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
233 Broadway, Now York. ,
Sold at Dr. Rosa Drug Store, Lebanon, Pa.
Dec. 1, 1808,-ly.
BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.—
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
pitting to a charm—no turning up behind—no Shrink
ing off the head; indeed this is the only Establishment
where these things are properly understood and made.
Dee. 1,1.848.-Iy. 233 Braadway, New York.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In all diseases Inflammation more or less predominates
—not to allay inflammation strikes at the root of disease
—hence an immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOiI,
and nothing else,` will ailaY inflammatioti at once, anti
GALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will cure the following among a great catalogue of di-
BMWs: BURN'S, SCALPS, CUTS, CHAFES, SORE NIPPLES; coitus,
BUNIONS, BRUISES, STRAINS, BITES, POISON,
BILES, SCROFULA, ULCERS, FEVER SORES, FELONS, EAR, ACRE,
PILES, SORE ETES, Car, SWELLINGS, RHEUMATISM, SCALD HEAD,
SALT RHEUM, RAWNESS, lERTSIPELAS, RINGWORM, BARBERS
ITCH, SMALL PDX, WEASELS, RASH, &C. &C.
To some it may appear incredulous that BO many dia•
eases should be reached by one article; such an idesa will
vanish when reflection points to the fact, that the salve
is a combination of ingredients, each and every one ap
plying a perfect antidote to its app site disorder.
PALLEY'S MAGICAL LAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical. because the time le so audit be
tween disease and a permanent cure; and lily an extract
or,as it draws all disease out of theaffected part, leaving
nature as perfect as before the injury. ,It is scarcely
necessary to say that no house, work-shop, or oliutufsc
tory should be one moment without -it.
No Pain Ritractor is genuine unless tho box has upon
it a steel plate engraving, with the name- of heavy 'Dai
ley, Manufacturer.
For sale by all Druggists and patent medicine dealers
throughout the Ihtited States and Canada&
Principal Depot,-165 Chambers St., N. York. •
C. F. CIIACB.
Sold at Dr. Ross• Drug store,.Lebanou, Pa.
,Dee.l, 186.8.-Iy.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES--Dr. Cheessman's
PILLS.—The combinations of ingredients in these
Pills, is the result of a long and extensive mactice; they .
aremild in their operation, and certain of restoring na
ture to its proper channel. /n every instance have the
Pills proved successful. They - are certain to open those
obstructions to whirh females are liable, and bring na
ture into its proper channel, whereby health is:restored,
and the pal e tind deathly countenance changed to a
healthy one. No female eau enjoy good health unless
she is regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place,
whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause, the
general health immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such a remedy has been the cause of so many
consumptions among young females. headache, pain in
the side, palpitation of the heart, loathing of food, and
disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the interrup
tion of nature ;- ;hid whenever thakis the case, the: - PUN
will invariably remedy all these evils. In all ;cases of
nervous and spinal affections in the bark and limbs, low
ness of spirits, hysteries, &c. Nor are they less emend
otts. in the cure of Leucorrhces, commonly called the
"Whites." These Pills should never be taken during
pregnacy, an they would be sore to cause a miscarriage.
Warranted purely Vegetable, and free from anything in
jurious to life or health. Full and explicit directions
which should' be read. accompany each box.
Those Pills a% put up in square Pat boxeti. Persona
residing where there aro no agency established, by en
closing One Dollar in a letter,prepani. to any authorised
agent can have them sent to their respective addresses by
return of mail.
R.B.IIIITCIIIIIGS; General Agent for the 11. States,
165 Chambers et., New York. To whom all Wholesale
orders should be Addressed. -
Sold at r: Ras a' Ara g Store, Lebanon, Pa.
Dec. 1,1858.—1 y.
The Hammonton Farmer, ft. newspaper derot
d to Literature and Agriculture. also setting forth full
eccounta of the new settlement of Hammonton, in New
Jersey, can be subscribed for at only 25 cta. per annum.
Inclose postage stamps For the amount. Address to Ed
itor of the Farmer, Hammonton, Atlantic Co., New Jer
sey. Those wishing cheap land, of the hest quality, in
one of the healthiest and moat delightful climates in the
Onion, see advertisement of Hamm.inton Lauds.
Holloway's Ointment and PULL—Chronic rheu-matism that had defied the physicians for twenti,
years, and distorted the victim almostout of the
shape of humanity. has been repeatedly cured by
the Ointment. It relieves the agony of tbo pa
tient almost immediately, and its laxative, effect
upon the contracted sinews, knotted muscles
and enlarged joints of the rheumatic cripple, is
as wonderful as it is delightful. Fomentations of
warm water should be used to prepare the parts
for Om application of the Ointment, and the Pills
may be given occasionally with advantage.. Be
ware of counterfeits see Caution at foot of Hal
loway's 'advertisements.
Farm Lands for sale 25 Miles from' Philad'a
by railroad in the State of New Jersey. Soil among the
beat for Agricultural purposes, being a good loam soil,
with a clay bottom. The land is a large tract, divided
into small farms, and hundreds from all parts of the
Country are now settling and building. The cropscan be
seen growing. Terms from $l5 to $25 per acre, payable
within four years by instalments. To visit the place—
Leave Vine et. Wharf at Phila., at r% m., by railroad
forlltunmonton, or address B. J. Byrom, by letter. See
full Advertisement in another column.
• lIELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
lIELNItOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION.
ILEGIEBOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION.
HELNIBOULYS Genuine PREPARATION
Is nrepared acCording to Pharmacy and Chemietr3r, with
the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted
to their combination. *irides advertisement loaded.
- - ipaldpo0 9 0 (PINVINIC FRIP:Ap.A.2IOIE
WIGS-WIGS-WIGg
r=l:=!
Religions lirolices. •
Episcopal Services in Eagle Buildings on Sunday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Preaching on next Sunday morning and evening,
in the 14fethodist Episcopal Church.
German preaching next Sunday morning in
lem's Lutheran Church.
English preaching next Sabbath morning and
evening, in Zion's Lutheran Church.
Preaching on next Sabbath morning in the Ger
man, and in-the evening in the English lan
guage, in the Reformed Church, A collection
for the poor will be taken both morning and
evening.
RIVE D .
On the 13th ult., by the Rev. John Stein, Them
es L. Walmer of Bethel, to - Lydia 'Frantz, of
Rehrersburg, Berks county.
On the 20th ult., by the same,Daniel D. Ulrich
to Rebecca Gerhart, both c.Union township:
DIED,
'On the 15th ult., in Monroe Valley, John Henry,
. son of John Walborn, aged 2 months and 21
days.
On the 11th ult. , by the Rev. 1 . 1. - 11aehman, Amos
Bunke!. of Annrille, to Bliss Catharine &lege
' welt, of Lobonoo.
•
The Lebalion Itlarket.
Carefully Corrected Wieldy by Myers if Shour.
LEBANON, WsexEsPar, DECEMBER 1, 1858.
'Leh. Mills Ex. Fam. $6 50 Potatoes, it bu , ' 75
Smith
." Extra 600 Eggs, 'P dos., 20
Lab. Val. Super. Fine 500 Butter,it lb., 20
Prime White Wheat, 130 Lard, . 8
Prime Red Wheat, 125 Tallow, ' 30
Prime Rye, 70 Liam, . 11
Corn, 65 Shoulders, 9
Oats,3s Sides, 9
•
Clover-seed, 500 Soap, - 8
Timothpseed, 250 Bees-war, 25
Flax-seed, 1 50 - 'White Rags : 5
Dried Apples, Tit'bu,, 100 ' Mixed Rags, ' 2
Dried Apples, pealed, 150 Flax, Tel lb , 32%
Peach "Suite," 250 Bristles, it lb., 40
Peach " Iluted.," 125 Feathers. lit 3b., 02%
Cherries, 150 Wool, VI lb., • , 40
Onions, - 50 Soup Beaus. "0 qt, 6
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'ea; " 1234
Apple Butter,V crock, 45 -
.
The Philadelphia Market
PIIILADELPHIA, Not. 29, 1838
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.—
The arrivals of Beer CA.rme at th e different
yards comprise about 2,000 liead. - There was a
brisk demand, particularly for 'prime lots, and
all offered found ready sale at rather highe.r
pri
ecs,which were mostly within the range of $7
® $9 the:100 lbS.,,aceurding to quality.'
Of Cows and CALVES, about 260 head were at
market, selling at from $3O to $4O for fresh Caws ; •
$5O for extras ; $2O to $35 for Springers, and $l5 -
to $25 fur dry Cows.
Of lions the receipts were large, the arrivals
et Ph illips',Yard being about 6357, and prices
were mob. better, realizing $6 to 7 the 100 lbs..
net.
SHEEP were also better, and about 8080 sold,
at Wardell's, at from s27i to $4 each, as to con
dition, being equal to B@)Sie. lb. dressed.
BRE ADSTUFES are .without any, material
change, and the Floe, market, although firmer;
is devoid of activity, and only about 5,000 bbls
found buyers at ss®s 25 per bbl for superfine,
$5 37®5;,75 for extras, and 45 75 ®6 for extra.
family, including 1,000 lads of the latter at a
priee kept private, The sales to the trade have
been to a fair extent, within the range of.ss@6-
50 per bbl for common to extra and fancy brands,
as io quality; at the closing the lobrest rates wore
refused. Rye Flour is dull, with small sales at
$4®4123. per bbl. Corn Meal is but little 'in
quired fur, with sales of - Pennsylvania at $3 50
®3 374, and Brandywine at $4 per bbl, which
establishes a decline. Buckwheat meal is sell
ing at $2 50 the 100 lbs.
WUlSAT.—Supplies come forward slowly and
there is a good demand for prime lutS. at the late
advance, with sales of 25 000 bushels to note at
$l. 20 ®1 30 *0 bushel for inferior and prime red
and $l. 30®1 45 for white, including some mix
ed Western at $1 25. Rye is in steady request,
and taken on arrival , at 72@750 for Belewire
and 11W/3c for Penna. Corn has been very
scarce and in demand at a further advance, with
sales of 13 000 bushels at 85 ®ooe for old yellow,
closing at the latter rate; 72 @nu for new do;
80®83c for mixed lots; 80®83c.fur old; 70(4)-
730 for new white, and 780 for western New
York. Oats have been in good request; sales of
12 000 bushels at 44®46c, closing at the former
quotations for prime Southern, in store and
afloat.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE.
TILL be sold nt public sale, at the xesidenee of the
subscriber. in the Academy, .P lank Road Street,
Lebanon, on SATURDAY, December 18, 1958. at 12 o'-
el ck.*llL, the A:glowing HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, viz:—Tables, Chairs,Settees, Bnreaus,
Book Case, Stoves, Beds and Redsad a, Mantle Clock,
Tubs, Meat and other Stands, Barrsls, 1 good Wheelbar
row, 2 Ladders, gardening Impliments, and a variety of
otherarticlee to numerous to mention, Also,
911 E An excellent FAMILY HORSE, TOP
BUGGY, SLEIGH, Harness, an: Terms will
to made known on dap of sale by
JOHN H. KLUTGE.•
Lebanon, Dec. 1, 1858.-te. F. tinbicb. Auctioneer.
NOTICE.
Lebanon County Agricultural Society.
rrirm COmmittrm of Arrangements, viz:—J. Mfrka
1_ ler Dr . J. C. Cooper, Wm. W. Murray, Henry 1.111-
rich. M ichael Deininger, Jacob Mecham, George Weid
man, Samuel Erb, Peter .Hurst, Charles U. Forney, C. IL
Borgner, Jacob Shmffer, Jonathan . George Mi
ler, Win. Ulrich, George W. Kline"; Dr. 'W. Si. Guilford,
Samuel Herman, John Stine and Wm. Major. will meet
at Men. JULIAN 13L5E'S Ifni-r.. In Lebanon. on Saturday,
Deeeteher 11, 1858, at 1 o'clock, P. M. Punctual atten
dance is requested, as business of importance to tbo So
ciety, ii to be acted on. By order of • '
LEVI KLINE, Chairman Com. Arlo.
J. Lams: RIGHTSTYLII, Cor. Secretary.
Lebanon, December 1,1858.-2 t.
ORPHANS' ) COURT . SALE.
Estate of Toeeph Zimmerman, deed.
THE undersigned will, in pursuance of an order of the
Orphans' Court of Lebanon county. expose to sale,
by public vendee or outcry, on SATURDAY. the 11th
day of DECEMBER, MS, the following described Real
Estate; late the estate of Jotteph Zimmerman, deed.,
NO.I.
Being a tract of first rate LIMESTONE LAND situate
in the township of Cornwall; - about one mile from the
borough of Lebanon, antladjoins lands of Moses Kreider,
Jonathan Barto and others, and is situate between the
old Lancaster road and the Plank Road. The whole
tract containing THIRTY-THREE ACRES and
EIGHTY PERCHES, about eleven of which is
covered with an excellent TIMBER and the bad
ltumeis elearadttadina.high state of cultivation.
N 0.2. '
Consist of a tract of MOUNTAIN LAND situatein the
township of South Annville, and adjoins
• lands of Peter Zimmerman. heirs of Peter
- Bachman, deed.,and Wm. Coleman, and eon.
/ tains SIX ACRES neat measure, and is cov
ered with excellent Chestnut Sprouts, some
of which are fit to cut.
The Tract of Land designated as NO.I, will be sold in
parts or together as may best snit purchasers.
Sale to be held at the public house of Leo, Zimmerman,
in the borough of Lebanon, end commence at 1 o'clock,
on said day, when terms will be made known by
HENRY S. ZIMMERMAN . ,
Administrator Of Joseph Zimmerman, deed.
(By order of the Court,—J. B. Light, Clerk.]
December 1,1858.-M.
KRISS KINKLE,
'The Holidays Coming! Hurrall
JOON GRAIEFF
Wholesale and Retail -Confectioner, and Dealer in
Candies, Fruits, Nuts, Fancy Articles,
and Toys.
RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends, old and
It - young, throughout the county, that he has been
busy in the work of preparation for the coining Rol
da', and is now supplied with a large assortment of
American and French Confectionery ,
Aire which will be sold, wholesale and retail; cheaper
than they were ever sold before in Lebanon. Ilia stock
of Sugar Toys and Fruit, and Sugar Hollow Toys 18
finer, better and cheaper thswever before. Also,
Yankee and German Toys,
Of the newest styles, comprising Dolls, Drums, and a
thousand other articles "too numerous to mention."
PERFUMERY of every description.
He has also a very large assortment of
FANCY ARTICLES, ,
Suitable for Christmas or New Year Presents, among
which are a beautiful collection of
China and Terra. Cotta Wire,
Consisting of Vases, Cups and Saucers, Jewel Boxes,
Ladies' Fancy and Toilet BASKETS of every kind.
A very large stock of RAISINS, CURRANTS, CRAN
BERRIES, CITRONS, LEMONS, ORANGES, kr.
All kinds of NUTS in abundance,
COMMON CANDIES, a great variety at reduced price.
tiiirThankful for the past patronage of the public, b e
bopee that by attention to business and moderate prices
to receive still further encouragement. .•
Lebanon, Dee.l, IBDI. JORN GRUFF.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
House for Sale
T -
HE undersigned Offers his fine three-story BRICK
HOUSE for eale atorivate sate. It is situ
ated in Walnut street, between the Buck and
Black Bear Hotels: It„.is well calculated for a
business stand:. .
Lebanon, Dcc. 1,1358.-4 t. C. BROTHER
Cane Seated Chairs and
Cabinet Ware. •
BBOTHERLINE has now a largo stock of Cane
ltj. Seated Chairs and Cabinet:Ware on band.
Young lionsekeepea and others are invited
to call and examine it before purchasing else
where. Ilia workis all hisownmanufacture.
Also, Old Chairs Re-Caned.
AlGir-Ris shop is in Walnut Street, nearly opposite the
Lebanon, Deceinberd.,lBsB.-4m.
LEBANON; BANK STOCK
GALE; Will be sold at Public Sele, on Wanes
day, the Bth day of December, A. D., 1858, at 12 o',
clock., M., at SmaittSr's EA.01.8 Rimy in Lebanon ,
10 .511.5.11 ES (5 Old and 5 New) of LEBANON:BANK
STOOK.
J. H. KLUGE.
F. - Embicb. Auctioneer.-
Lebanon, November 94,1858.-to.
Fut* Furs
Tm undersigned has just opened a large new stock
of FURS for LAMBS and GENTLE:HEN, at his
Rat Store, Lebanon. This stock embraces a very com
plete assortment of FURS for Ladies, besides CAns,
OAPs, &0., for Gentlemen and for Trimmings: All are
respectfully invited to call and - examine.
Lebanon, Nov. 24, ISM .'ADAM RISE.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the CARPENTER-WORK of
SL tohnrs German Reformed Church, wilt be receiv
ed by the undersigned until Monday, the 6th of DuosSi-
HER. pros.--
ALSO, for the MASON-WORK of said Church. The.
Plan and Specifications can be seen at the Store of Re
ber & Bros.-
For further infonuatiomapply to, or address,
ELIAS BABE% Pree't. Building Com.
Lebanon. Nov. 24,1555.—td.
Reading G'arette copy and send-bill to this office.
Stoves, Stoves, , Stoves.
Selling cheaper than At any other Stove Store
in Lebanon for CASH?
rfiltE Subscriber is determined to sell Stoves at froth 15
to 20 per cent cheaper than any other establishment
in Lebanon. Cull and see my stock, next dour to the
Lebanon Bank. I charge nothing for examining. Thank
ful for past favors he hopes to still receive a share of
public patronage. ' JAMES N. ROGERS.
Lebanon, Nov. 24, 1858. .
THE PEOPLES' STORE
REMOVED
To the South-East Corner of Market and
Chestnut Streets, Lebanon, Pa.
Louser Br:alters
- -
BEO leave to inform their frieuda and the public goa
erally, that they have REMOVED to the MAGNIFI
CENT E10139E, CORNER. OF MARKET & CRE9TECT SEREETB.
One of the firm has just returned from the city again
xherelto has carefully selected a large rod beautiful as
sortment of the latest st 3 lee of
' WINTER DRY GOODS,
GROCE.RIES,
QUEENSWARE, •
HARDWARE,
HOLLOWWARE.
STOVES I STOVES of every description and size em
bracing all the latest patents and styles.
All are cordially invited to call and see us At our New
Store, and examine the largo and extensive stork, which
will at all times be shown with much pleasure, and
which we can sell at prices t 3 suit the times.
.trafi-Thankful for past liberal patronage, they would
respectfully solicit the continued favors of their • nld
frienda and the public. [Lebanon, Nov. 24, '4.
P. S.—Country produce taken in exchange for Goods.
JOBE LOOSEN., BERRY LOOSER, JACOB LOOSER, JR.,
WILL/AM LOUSED., GEORGE LOOSER.
NoricE.
Estate of 4nnastaseus Glassbrenner, ctee'd.
William Kuntz, Joseph Kuntz, John A. Kuntz, Tobias
Fernsler and Hannah his wife, George Hoffman and
Elizabeth his wife,-Abraham Shirk Guardian of John
A. Kuntz and Aaron Kuntz minor children of Cyrus
Kuntz, dec'd., devises ender the last will .and testa
ment of Annaztasins Glasshrenner, late of the county
of Lebanon and commonwealth of Pennsylvania, de
ceased:— •
•
YOU and each of you are hereby weaned that an In.
opisition will be held on Thursday, the 9th - day of
December, A. D. 1858 at 1 O'Llock. P. 11. at the House of
Elizabeth Kuntz , dee'd., for the purpose of making Par
titian end valuation of Neal Estate devised to you in and
by the last will and testament of the above named An
nastasius Glessbrenner, dee'd., at which time and place
you may attend if you think proper
SAMUEL MUCK, S beriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lebanon Nov. 17, _BlB.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHAIR MANUFACTORY!
AITHE subscribers take this method to inform their
friends and the public that.they have c,munenced
the above business, in all its branches, in the Bor
ough of Lebanon, on Pinegrove Road, near what is
known as Phreaner's Foundry. They hope to receive the
patronage of those in want of anything in their line, as
they promise to use the best materials • and employ the
beat of workmen.
OLD CHAIRS REPAIRED and PAID TED.
,ILW- The following different kinds of Timber or Lum
ber taken in exchange-for Chairs, viz:—hickory, Wal
nut, Poole; Maple, Beech, Berch, and Cherry of differ
ent kinds. -
VEO._ WAI:E-1100111. fn the. TOWN HALL, Market St.,
Lebanon, where a large stock of Ready-untie Rocking
and other Chairs, Settees, Furniture &c.,ls constantly
on hand. BROrElt .S: SON.
Lebanon, Nor. 17.1858.
.„
The World's Ore:W . Exhibi-
lion Prize Medal.
Awarded to C. MEYER, for his TWO PIANOS, London
October 15th, 1851.
C' MEYER respectfully informs his friends and the
„ public generally, that he has constantly on band,
Pianos equal to those for which he received the Prize
Medal, in London, 1851. All orders promptly attended
to and great cue taken in the selection and packing tbo
THE VOICE OF THE WORLD.
Royal. Jury on Blnsical Instruments
Sir R. Ilishori, No 13 Cambridge street, Hyde Park;
Professor of Music at - Oxford,
Slgismund Thalberg, Austria; Protestor of Music,
W. Sterndale Bennett, 15 Russell Place, Fitzroy Square;
Professor at the - Royal Academy of Music.
Hector Berlioz, France.
J. Robert [hack, United Stales.
Chevalier Neukonint. Zollvereln.
Cipriani Potter, 9 Baker street. Portman &loam:Prin
cipal of Royal Academy of Music.
Dr. Schafbauti, zoliverein; Professor of Geology, Min
ing and Metallurgy.
Sir George Smart-At: - Anne's Cliertsey; Organist and
Composer of tlie Chapel Royal.
Henry ‘Vyldo, 55.Wettbouene Terracia; Doctor of Music
and Professor at the Royal Academy of Music.
Rev. W. Olizalet; Tenterden street, flatiover Square; Su
. perintendout of the Royal 'Academy of Music.
Imes Stewart, 32 trecknock C.cseent, Camden Town;
Piano Forte 311inufileturer...
The followihgMDALS have. hdeii „ Aca ia,a to C or i ra d
Moyer, !--;.
1843. First Premium and SILVER lIEDAL, Franklin
Institute; Philadelphia.-
1845. First Premium and SILVER-MEDAL, Franklin
Institute, Philatiophia.
'1846. -First Premium and SILVER MEDAL, Franklin
Institute. Philadelphia. •
1847. First Premium and SILVER MEDAL, Mechanic'
Institute, Boston.
1849. First Prriniunt and SILVER MEDAL, Franklin
Institute. Philadelphia,
1846. First Premium and SILVEIt MEDAL,. Franklin
Institute, recommendation of a Gold Medal.
1851. ' Diploma and MEDAL, Mechanics' Institute, Dos-
ton.
1853. PRIZE . 111111)At, Great*orld's Exhibition, Lon
don, Since which tune, (1851.) C. NlEvex, has not ex
hibited his Pianos at any Exhibition.
WALTZ Se It(EDEL, Agents.
Nov. 17, 1858. Lebanon, Pa.
THE CHEAPEST AND VERY BEST
Ready-glade Cioliain s9 ..-t•
you will find at, the Centre Building: RAPIER .0..
BROTHERS have again, opened to their already
extensive clock. of RcEulyrMade Clothing a vary large ar
mortment of all kinds of OVERCOATS, RAOLINS, BUR
TOUTS and BANOU PS.
Frock Coats and Dress Coats all colors and Styles; ;W
-etness rind every day Coate, at all prices.
Pantaloons, every yariety in price and Style.
Boy's Clothing, a large variety.
A very handsome assortment of Vests all wry cheap.
Undershirts, Drawers, Woolen and Cotton, Dress Shirts,
Gloves, hosiery, Stock.s. Ildkfs, Collars, in short every
thing for a Dress from top, to toe. •
The great.advantages to buy your Clothing at the
"Centre Building" ore. that you will find their Clothing
well made, and cut to fit, same us if made to order. As
practical Tailors they understand how to select their
Clothing. Call and see, and try them, as so many"bave
done and found it to their advantage.
A.l. AL RAM?. give their undivided attention to
FASHIONABLE TAILORING, having had ninny years
experience in cutting, and now having s.,me of the Best
Workmen employed, they are prepared to turn out the
most fashionable Garments at short notice, warranted to
fit, or need not be taken.
Persons dealing at other stores will find the same tit
tentio.. as If they purchased their Cloth of them.
Lebanon, Nov. 10th.
TO IV iiki HALL FOR RENT.
(11HE L4RGEAND HANDSOME. ROOM now occupied
J. by T. P. Frantz as A Cabinet Ware-Room. in the
Town Hall Building, Market street, Lebanon will be for
rent from the Ist of January next It is suitable for
any extensive business. Application to be made to either
of the undersigned.
Jar Also the CELLAR, now occupied by Messrs. Me
dara a Oswald as aßestaurant,for Rent from April 1,'59.
J. J. BLAIR,
JOHN T. ATIIiNS,
JOHN sEARFOSS.
Trustees Lebanon Lodge L O. of 0. F.
Lebanon, Nov.lotlf,---tf.
1Y lit e.
MatERSONS indebted on'books of JOHN 11. WITMETER,
will make payment to the undersigned, the books
hating been placed in his , bands for collection, for the use
of John Witnieyor. - -
ANTHONY B. 'BOY-.
Lebanon, tUpt.
VEINS & McADAtt have Just received a new stock A •rof Bents;4lbose, Trunks and Traveling
Cheap Book S Paper Store.
McDOWELL & lIALLOWAY, successors to Joseph
McDowell, No. 121 (Old No. 31%) Market Street,
Philadelphia. have for sale a largo and general assort
ment of SCFIOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, Writing and
Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Paper Curtains, Station
ery, &c., at the vary lowest-prices.
-ItAUS bought for cash, or in exchange.
Phll , Oct. 27, 1658.—1r0. -
EAGLE HOTEL, LEBANON , PA
- "
91 E" subscriber wishes to Inform bis old Molds and
j. the public generally, that he has again taken the
above well.knonn Rouse. Ile will be much pleased to
accommodate all who may favor him with a call.
Loyale:v.—Corner Cumberland and Market streets.
IMOmnibusses running in c.innelion with the Rail
Road Trains. SIEGUIST. ,
Lebanon, N0v.,10, 1858.
LEMBERGER'S
Cattle Liniment.
MAILERS A ND OTHERS .. owning horses and cattle
can Suet nothing superior. to L4mberger's Mare Lin- -
in/era for Stinnes., Sprnins, Lameness, ac. It needs but
a single trial to convince. Prepared And Sold only at
I.E3.IIIERGEIPS Ding Store.
Lo&anon, Nov. ](1,1853.
Market Street.
•
Take Notice.
WIIEREAS patties are dully rangingorer my landit,
-shooting, crippling, and, carrying off my 'fowls,
and otherwise committing depredations, this is to give
notice that alt per one are forbid, under pain of the so-
Ternst penalties, to trespass upon any •4* my premises in
quest of game. I will prosecute in such parties t o th e
extent of the law. JtiCOB FUNK.
North Lebanon, Nov. 3,1858.-2 m
A encritail %Vatclic.•
JUST receirecht VA of lino AMERICAN 'WATCHES,
nt tbe Engle Jewelry Store of, JAMES 11. IiELLY.
Lebnuon,.l , :ov. 3, 1558. .
First Premium and Diploma Awarded by the
Lebanon County Agrlcaltural Society
to the celebrated
A 111 ERICA I% WA TC ES.
dorsernent of the merit and character of the
.1 Witch should prove a sufficient reeminuendition to
those who contemplate purchasing a good and reliable
Time-keeper, . They disclaim any part of foreign mech
anism in movement or case, and in regard to Time and
durability distance all competition. These Watches are
on' exhibition at J. J. 13LMICS Watch and Jewelry
Store, corner of Market and. Cumberland .streets, oppo-
Alia the. Market House, Lebanon , Pa. N0v..3, 11358..
PATENTiiiiOSEiEOI COAL OIL
LArti PS.
Unrivaled in Beauty, Sitityfficitm, Safety and Economy.
ANY persondesirous to obtain the very best and
cheapest portable light within their reach, shonld
call and examine these Lamps at .1), S. Babel's Drug
Store, before purchasing elsewhiwe.
These Lampe are perfectly safe and warranted.
That they emit no offensive Odor while burning.'
That they are very easily trimmed.
That they burn entirely free from smoke.-
That the light is at least 50 per cent. cheaper than
any. other light now in common use. • .
Sold at D. S. BARER'S
Drug Store, Lebanon, la.
Also, 'Kerosene, or Coal Oil, for Sale.
November 3, 1858.
North 'Lebanon none. , Mill
/EWE NORTH LEBANON MILL has been remodeled,
and is now completed and in operation and prepar
ed to furnish customers regularly witlf- a very superior
t. article of FLOUR, as cheap as it can be
obtained from any other source. They
•-• a also keep constantly on hand and for
elle CROP, BRAN, SHORTS, &,e.
"
They are also prepared to do all
kinds of Cusvoarmm Womr, and respectfully invite all
the former enstomersof the Mill, as well as new ones, to
give them Sean.
They will pay the highest CAs¢ market prices for all
kinds of. Grain, such as WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS,
&c., and afford all facilities and accommodations to
those who will sell.
N. Lebanon Po., Nov. 3, 1858
Boot and Shoe Store.
JACOB REBEL respectfully -in
forms the public that he still main
, nes his extensive establishment:in
Nato his new building. in Cumheriand st.,
where he hopes to render the same
satisfaction as heretofore-to all who
may favor him with their custom. He invites Merchants
and dealers in BOOTS and. SHOES, and eenry °tip. who
wishes to purchase fashionable and durable articles in
his line; to call and ex - Militia for themselves, hit large
and varied stock. ' •
• „ _
Ile is determined to surpass fill competition in the
manufacture of every article in his business, suitable for
any Market in the Union: diie- care is taken in regard
to materials and workmanship; bone but the best quali
ty of LEATH - ER and other materials are used, and none
but the best workmen are employed. -
P. B.—lie returns his sincere thanks to his friends for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on hire.
Lie hopes by strict attention to business and oralexioring
to please his customers; to merit a share of public pat
ronage. - [Lebanon, Feb.l7, 'U.
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP
Moots, Shoes Fratv Caps ,
•
44 AND TRUNKS is the cheap Store of '
the undersigned, Walnut street, Lela
nous-where a splendid new stock has just been open
ed, embraeing a general assortment ler LADIES, GEN
TLEMEN and lIOYS. among which are LADIES' HAT
TERS and 'FANCY SHOES; Calfskin, Patent Leather,
Goat, Kip, and other BOOTS and Gaiters for Gentlemen,
with a handsome variety for Boys. - BOOTS and - SHOES
of all kinds, are also made to order.
. . .
lie bas also a great assortment of HATS & CAPS, &c.
of all kinds and prices.
Tnz public is respectfully Invited to call and examino
Lebanon, Oct 2(4'58. JOHN. GASSER.
statement
iv VIE LEBANON LANK; published as reiuircd by
the Act of Assembly, -pawed Oct. 33, 1857, Tiz
Luens BANS," Nov. 3, 3558.
Ist—Loans and Discounts, $313,305 89
2d—Specie, 02,157 04
Notes of other Banks, 1,070 00
Due from other I3anke, 13,495 70
11—Notes in Circulation,.
4th—Amount of Deposits, India-
log individual deposits and
balances due to other Banks, 51,780 80
EDW. UHLER . , Cashier.
Swonx and subscribed before me, Nov.. 5,1853.
Lebs,non,,Nov. 10, '5B. - Joanna Guam, S. P.
Alt wanting to emigrate to a mild climate, good soil and
fine market, see advertisement of ifebinanstaison .Lapeti.
Statement.
OF TILE LEBANON VALLEY BANK.
Len ANON, Ta., Nov. 2,1855.
- ASSETS.
-Bills and notes discounted $75,933 01
Doe by other Banks sl9.R.ii. 64
Notes of other Banks, . O.SSO 00
Spocio (Gold and Eilver) 25,314 77
. LIABILITIES.
Notes in eirenlatiob $56 515 00
Due individual depository 8,818 89
Due to other'llanks 242 SS
---- 65,403 77
The above statement Is correct and true to the best of
my knowledge and belief: - JOS. KARCIL Outlier.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 3d day of No.
vember, A. D., 1808. ' • Amnion S. ELY, J. P.
'Lebanon, N0v.,10,'58'
Ladies Shawls!
jun RECEIVED, a large and splendid wortment of
t) FALL and WINTER. 811 AWLS.
Mode and Mourning Long Shawls . .
Breslin Bard. Stella Shawls,
Mantels; Blanket Shawls,
illantclet Stella Shawl;
Chenille 'Shawls,
Chenille Points,
Silk Shawls,
Thibet Shawls,
MI at reduced prices, by lIENItY t STIN E
Lebanon, October e, 1858.
Ungueirreotype.s. - .
NTAHO takes the best LIKENESSES hi LEB.ixoN?—
y Why KED!. in the third story of
•
Rise's New Building .
Ile has the beet room, best sky-light, best fixtures, and
has made it his entire business for tile last six years. He
always gets the latest improvements; belies always the
latest style of cases on hand he takes pictnres in every
style of the art; Ins STEREOSCOPES- PICTURES are
wonderful to behold. All bia pictures are sharp, correct.
and of the highest finish. Give him a callnial you will
not regret it. His terms are very moderate.
VlAL'S:rooms are open every day (except Sundays,
from 8 o'clock, A. M., till 8 o'clock, P. M,
Nov. 25, 1.57.
8 TOPE 9, R,91.1 - VGEs,
-plum as TIMBERGER would respectfully inform
El the public that they have opened a STOVE
RANGE STORE, neat door to the Lebanon Valley Bank.
In Cumberland street, Lebanon, Pa., where they will
condtantly keep on baud u large assortment -of Stoves,
Ranges, Sc. Among the kinds now ma'amd they would
name the following:--Gallacher's Rise Cook, Air
Ti g ht Cook, Globe Cook, all 'glee, Charm Cook, Repub
lic Cook, 'Morning Star Cook, all kinds Parlor Cooke,
Office and Parlor Stoves, Geis Consumers, Egg. Cylinders,
]Tarps, Ovel Top . Furnaces, Farmer's Boilers, all sizes
Hotel and Family Ranges, Portable Heaters, sc.
Alact,'Fire Brick, Grates, se. •
• s.Old Stoves taken in R•telhange foriew ones.
Lebanon; Ortnher - 1968._tr.,
Constant fy Receivin e
ToY Ileward Sc to's Express, at the CHEAP Hat
GOODS and
.CLOTHINO STORE •of HENRY k
STINE. FASHIONABLE SHAWLS,
FASHIONABLE DRESS SILKS;
FASHIONABLE itAYADEKES,
PLAIDS, STRIPES, KAM GOODS.
&c., for Ladies' Wear, and also, large supplies or Clotlj
Cossatneres and Vestings, Ready-MadeiClotbing, *e.,
ALL at - HENRY & STINE'S', •
Lebanon, October 20,1858,.
ll' YOU WANT GOOD . PICTURES GO TO
ERIS
QKY LIGHT Gailrar, over D. S. Daber's Drug Store,
L oti Cumberland street, Lebanon, Pa. -AMBROTTP2B,
MELUZZOTYPES, FeeeTYPEB, PAPIT.OTYPES and PBOO2O.
GRAMS', taken daily, (Sundayexcepted.) Prices reasona
ble and in accordance with the size, style and quality of
the - cases. Rooms opened front 8 A. N 1 .5 to 4 o'clock,
P. AL
Lebanon, June 2,1858. -
WALTZ & RIMEL Lave made •a large addition to
Their alreudy large stock of the famousliagley Gold Pee.
'To all wanting Farms, see advaraisement of trammon
ton Lands.
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List of Goiads.
JUST RECEIVED end for sale, Wholesale and Retail SS
lIFAZENSTIGN & BROTHER'S Cheap Jewelry 4 b'atiot
Store; Lebanon, Pa,
Gold Breast Pins,
Crotchet Needles.
Gold Ear Dropti, . Bone /Knitting do
Gold Ear tiling... Woad do do
Gold 'Finger Rings, Puff Combs, ,
GoldDoekets, Ivory Fine Combs,
Gold Pendia, - - Gum flair Pine,
Gold Pens, • Silk Elastic Cord;
Gold Chains, - Gum Bolts,
Gold Studs, ' Leather Bells,
Gold Watches, - Working G:tton,
Silver Watches, Whalebones,
Silver Pencils Bonnet Combs,
Silver Thimbles, - Scissors, .
Silver Shmith, • Ladies' Collars,
Silver Chains, Stamped Flouncing,
Silver Watch Keys, - Edging,
Corneliseßings, Silk Velvet Ribbon,
Dorn Rings, BlliCelets,
Gilt Ringo, ' - Necklaces,
Gless Rhigs, Perfumery,
Watch Ribbons, Children Combsi,
Watch Guards, Back-combs.
Watch Books, . Gum Rattles, . ".
Revolvers, Violins,
Pistols, - Guitars,
Burk Purses, ' Baujost
Porte nionnales, Taint:swims,
Pocket-books, Flutes,
Rmona, Fifes.
R a azor Strops, Flageolets,
Brushes, ' Italian Violin Strings,
Combs, . Italian Guitar Strings,
Pipes, Dulcimer Wire,
Smoking Tsbacco, Musical Boxes,
Sagar Tubes, Accordeone,
Pleted Specs, - Flutings,
Steal Specs, Consertirtas,
..
Goggles, a Benno/death
Lead Pencils, " Bones,
Steel Pens, Violin Bridge;
Buttons, Violin Bows,
Threads, - Violid. Screws,
Sewing Silt, • * Violin Rosin, ...
Match-boxes, - Violin Tail Pieces,
China Babies, Bass Viol Strings,
Gum Rings, • , Turning Forks.
All the above articles and many more to numerous to
mention will be sold at the lowest figurosby
Oct. ghti, 1858. . - REIZENSTEIN & BRO.
FLOUR,
174:4 1 11 . CORN.
OATS.
ritirri4tßiT MIDDLINGS,
SALT BY VIE BA%
ISRAN
rams & simuu,
Lebanon, Pa.
at the Genesee Mille of
Fob. 3, 1858.
AT the Genesoce tho borough of Lebonoty,
WILEAT, CORN,
RYE. OATS,
In any quantity, for which the 'deiced Market prices'
will be paid in Cash, by ISIYERS & SHOD&
Fob. 3, 1965. .
WALTER. & BARTO.
GREAT BEAU T IFIER
- rtcat rtjtESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR
to its origiaal color; cover , luxuriantly the bald
bend; removes all dandruff, itching and ell scrofula,
scald head and all eruptions; makes the hair soft,
healthy, and glossy; and will preserve it to an imagina
ble age, removes, as if by magic, all blotches; &c., from
the face, and cures an neuralgia and nervous head ache.
Res circular and the following.
Doiin, N. If., Feb. 24;195F.
PROF. 0. T. WOOD k 'CO.—Oents Within a few
aye we have received so many orders and calls for Prof.
0. J. Wood's Hair Restorative,' that to-day we were com
pelled to send to Boston for a quantity, (the 6 dozen
you forwarded all being solddirldle we might order a
quantity from you. Every bottle we have sold seems to
have produced three er four new customers and the ap
probation, and patronage it rcceims from the most sub
stantial and worthy citizens of our vicinity. fully con.
vinco us that it is A MOST VALUABLE PREPARA
TION;
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Send us as soon as may be one grosser $1 size; and one
dozen $2 size; and believe us yours very respectfully.
(Signed) DANIEL LATILUOP &
Hickory Grove, St. Charles Co., Mo., N0v.19, 1858.
PROS. 0. J. WOOD—Dear Sir: Some time last SUM.
mer we were induced to use some of your Hair Resto
rative, and its effects were so wonderful, we feel it our
duty to you and the afflicted, to report it.
Our little sou's head for some time had been perfectly
covered with sores and some called it scald head. The
hair almost entirely came off in consequence, when a
friend, seeing his sufferings. advised us to use your Res•
torative, we did so with little hope of success, but, to
our surprise, and that of our friends. a very few applt.
cations removed the disease. entirely, and a new and
luxuriant crop of hair soon started out, and we can nbw
say that on, 1;4 halos healthy a scalp. and as luxuri
ant a crop df hair as any other child. We can therefore,
and do hereby recommend your Restorative, as a perfect
remedy for all diseases of the.sealp and hair. We are,
yours respectfully,
07.322 7
164;370 00
PROF. 0. J. WOOD—Dear Sir : I have used two bot
tles of Professor Wood's Hair Restorative, and can
truly say it is the greatest discovery of the age for re
storing awl changing the hair. Beforevising it I was a
man of seventy. Hy Hair lies now attained its origi
nal color. You ebi recommend it to the world without
the least fear, as my case was one of the worst hind
. Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL N. HURPIIIr.
0 . J WOODS CO.;Proprietors, 312 Broadway, N. Y .,
On the great N. Y. Wire Railing Eatablihment) and 114
Market, street, St. Louis, Pio. Alta-Sold in Lebanon by
JIISEPLI L. Lii.mnatort, also by 1)r. Bats, and by all good
BruggiEts everywhere. 0et.13.
5 ,5 0 4 1
All ?pa oiling emigrate to a mad etiolate, good soft,avul
fine market, see advertisement of Hammonton Lands.
To all wading Farms, see advertisement 'gammon,
tom Lana.
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Selling °trot Cost.
A, 'FASHIONABLE AND SEASONABLE STOCK Or
TISSUE,
BERATES,
DGCOLLS, •
LAWNS,
" SB.EPLEARD'S PLAIDS,
ALPACAS, &c., &c.,
Which In point of varieties of styles und qualities, hi
connexion with advantages by which they have been
purchased, con be surpassed by pone in town. The sea.
son, and our heavy stock prompt us to hold forth these
Inducements. Please tile us a sail.
GEORGE & SIIELLENBEEGER.
"AI) tiiiiiotoptyr°Arep.l7 Fall."
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TIE •EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.—The blood
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Maiden Lane, New York, and bp, all respectable Drug. -
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icate; ale) sacrrca AIE, LUNDON PIATEIN takTAWIIA
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FOR SALE,
WANTED.
EBB
Sof-long nrwacoosafally sought;
F UND AT LAST.
GEORGE w. inG43INBOTIIASI,
sAatur A. HIGGINBoTit..4.Sf.
Gardiner.~Taine Juno l 2 laac
A Word to Females
Worms of all Hindu°:"
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