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LEBANO - 5, PA
1VB1)111S5DAY, JANUARY 19, 185 U
HOME AFFAIRS;
Cards, Circulars , Handbills, Poe
taw printed at the' Advertiser office, at low
rates and short notice—and in the most 'elegant
IE3
Just Printed at the Advertiser
office, Notices to Quit, Vondue Notes and Sum-
mons 9
Also a fine lot of double and single A.eknowl.
odgendent Deeds; Executor, Acimlnistratot and
Trustee Deeds.; Mortgages, &c.
Also, Coma'en and Judgment Bondi, ar,:t alt
-kinds•of•kTdtico's and Constable's
" Z i klyttg the cold, sne:, of the fore
:part of last week, the ice tnen were .b„,llyren_
:gaged in storing the pure artielo fur next.• sum:
- tlter's use. The principle place for ohtaining
t_ilne article Is on "Focht's tlain," in'. the. 'north:
western section of Our borough.
,
Rev. E. DeSehweinetz, of Phila
delphia, will deliver the Sliticittnnt.244ktf. the
oourse before the Young:kens' Obristt ssoei
ntion, en TITBSI44I ,001pEtr, - .14p;2.5, '59.
No. 1. Tickets, kinglo„:„ , 15 cents.
No. 2. " 814114., course, • 40 con to.
No. 3. " - 3 *sena, course, 80 cents.
It is boped,the Puhlio will patronize this nose.
chlt must be, eon fessed by all that they
are doingangieet work. In attending to the wants,
of
,the riior„ind giving an opportunity to the
yonng Ken of our Town to spend their evenings
at their Reading -Room, at yeading,,instead of
lounging about.
Report of the State Auditor
General for the year 1/158 la before us. We draw
nut the following : iota:4th and payntentt.of—Leb
anon ;leerily ; •.. .
Lebanon Bank ; tax divided,
" " 'Corpornticin tax,
Real and.-Pereonal V4tate tax;
Tavern LieettgeN -
Itetatiora'.l,teenene,
Toddlate Licenso,
Brokere • •
Patting Unties!, `lte.', Licenser ?
Patent Medicine Licari/tee, •
Milttra Tai,
Ta 4, '
Tainttlirriti Witte, ke.
Collateral Inheritance Tax,
Lebanon Valley Bank boner,.
The followhig moneys. were received
form the-State, viz:—
Penelope,
Cotntnoti flabools,• •
County'Sapetintentletil,.
J s upng pub. 6m. to Cun,
Abatement of Blau Tat, '•
Maroon tile, n'prolsors,
=I
tul4anon county 'thus Tay& into the Stato Trca
rnry fur tho support of government, nently $30,-
UltO annuAlly. Protty poll fur our size,
As this is the season for skating,
end becult.te boys will chitte,cen if the ice ehusild
not be in the beEst condition, we give them-the fol
lowing rnluc, which envy 'prove of benent to them.
Cut them outentl Inwte in the crown or your cup,
Follow intim, iLutl then moon t'your iron end go
it.
1. Don't indulgo in any foolish ambition to bo
more daring than your playmates. If the ice be
weak at ony epot, keep away from it. To ven
ture 11111311corporily into danger, is not courage,
but reoltlossu'ai;.' Bettor betray Your skates than
I,lluty thorn to beeonte your temptation into rash-
It see.
11. Ilse skates that tire as short tie you one
coinfortekly .wear. Most boys buy skates alto.
- pother too,dongi the eonsettooneo is that ei-ory
avrairl'foricatil requfree trier° exertion than would
be otherwise neectrary, for to lift thediedy upon
,a point three iric.bcs from the.tatt,js tench korder
than at one inch. The longer : the skate-iron far
wards' the more hici the l c y l seplyig.gif,,tfielleiii!eork,
and tki fatigue' ta the anklet- yiritk . Skates 'of
the proper length, the et a,in Of : Jeering. on will
acme - nearly under -the hall of the 'foot, wkere it
- .
comes hi walking. . ,y<<
In. Take off your skateieivory...fialf hour, to
give tho blood.o cbonce .to elrebTato ; titherwin,
by tho compression, of the tackle, the coldnoss of
yotir ftiht;Vrtil rob' your exercise of half its pleas ,
use. Beaidesi i'Lliaw% titan necessary to have so
many straps bindllin Teat as'aoraa' du.
John Bickel; Esq; Posh Master
at. Jonestown, this county, bas
,resigned the of-
See, and the. Department has appointed his son,
Samuel B. Bickel, in his place. Mr. B. was not
only the oldest postmastec in the United States,
but el a nd thifeiltlist;,otelde-holdtie‘'lle was appoin
ted in ' 1802, under the administration of Mr. Jef
ferson, and under all the Euatuntions of politics
has retained his position, and only now resigned
consequenee of advanced age.
We , took' occasiop:on Friday and
Saturday last to devote several bottre•toattendiog
the sessions of they Teachers' Institute, in this
borou;h. The number of Tesebors present was
upwards of 50, and, no doubt, Are cream of the
bray- in this county. But Rd' the nunthec. of
,Teachers in the county is nearly 200 wo can
ssarcoliirdagine what circumstances should have
peavantedlbe ateerfclartoo Of three.fourtbs of them,
eroop.t it be IndiffordOir!o. belt profession, or
s..sq,neamleb •fear of s little.. mud...etill, as. all
others atppeared'del4tried tiltb the atte,claaer ,
achare we. The pro.egbilirt Itekrtiiteweiroi
conducted with` in tbe'
various branches of instrtictlottzopodirOW:ithi
members proved to us satiefactotiltOkitlf i n-tften
t
a pretty broad foundation for lie EON, Jacinth
lailun .ef a noble and compatitiikoltiitiltietteh
era in lkis county.
• c
.The 'address of Mr. ilickok , on P ri dotovening
in Me Court Hones was liziened to by a large au
dl,4llCO. Ms arguments were of tho".!ledge4hatn
perofylo, latorspersed with. many, pediment and
livelpaneadotes.
Vid ClaolilTroeeedings of be Indtiltutono'
few:dein. another column. -
liert - MnOord was appointed an
a dditia 'Pollcoron , by tho Town Council on
Saturday &toning la •
The protracted meetings in the
Methodist ERisacipal.at34 Evangelical Churches
in this place still . Contindsr *lth great results.—
We are liffornfed Iblitiviroirishibil-meofings will al.
to oommonoe in Ziolle'dOticrok In a few
days
"Should Nal& ilia . ; cso.lil
-
teachers intermarry," wits a'questiciirproyeiggefor
discussion In tie Initit49,' oP 4tufAiq' 1-141*
wit but Ilttle.imid rid:either eidei .but , if the-pal
pitating hearts of the "better ,,) /E titi::9(_telpckera
present, had been.eounted it vrouldfliave 4 lieen,4 -
aided unanimous in the affirmative.:4: onsOsipta
have amended, If in order, by getting therelitat
pie at once, only he didn't knoir 'Lf.ady offege
Ladies present would hays
The address on "The Newspa-
Aer," b,uftetvti;.A.R.roteliorrThttraday evening,
sou
te„ r onsFoyasdistened to•atttentively
by a. large:4l.4 4.pi l" eoLa i t t ig t . and*ett Re gabs
,ogreat p4itintteltithilianitifleie ihswifirks,..as the
handmaid of ehrlaetianity and but
viewed it principally-in the objeetive term. Ris t
strictures were s,cathing . in many ntt e 9.4 6 l ands
lit gptteial, sweeping. We were compelled- to'ad
mit many ; of the charges brought_agatipt the
il e'v c siwPir,Vieontend,that the goodaixeeeas the
tireittfinite' degree. The ten thettsand
fictilties..and trials that constantly arise is the
path of the'OonductoY of the newspaper, are nit'
more kaolin ..to kr. R., than they ar e to any eth
er outsider, but we put it, that if that staunch
ahi p)ibilctridon Times, P:d [alined by govern
ment, and the luttnense',wealth of its conductors
dna stoek l io ldere , iktompelleil to trim its sails to
the politOir in M titters •of politieal expo
dielleY4 to-0..003 it be . expected that - the• sloops,
sehooners and-cutters of ,tit'ci inshlishing
o'Attn should' disreiti,Wthe means Used hy j it to
reachp;rt time 4 andi"sitfety. Still, many.of the
- objections of Mr. K., , have already disappeared
from ate press:Of the present day, and the time is
at hand, and *Reps are already tithen, place
many others on ;the, shelves or the past. The
newspaper, also; regOires time to arrive at perfea
,Uon, as t dOes every other groat undertr;.king, and
Where can anything be found equal to'the
made in this business in the few years .n its
istence, That, however, is too , frequently the
very.eattee, of itsondeinna.tiout-tzbee a uae. it did
not make more progress. We might make earn
partions of the advancement' toward perihntion
of the newspaper, with other-great' achievements
of man—oven with the ministry—and succeed ea
sily in placing it in the front rnits for progress
in,the time occupied, but we have , aot time, neith
er would it prove interesting to our !tieders: - We
would remark that the newspaper is only as yet a.
precocious youth, and thattitdostichla too often
,
forgetten,--irt fact in point of time it hi in .its tn._
fanny. • Await its manhood! kr: K. is a pleas
ing and eloquent speaker, and is always listened
to with profit. „ , •
Ay-reference to - ottr..
~advectisiii, ,
b
Cola - bus . ft will be seen that eery, Stine offer to
Fall out their largo Mock of pry.. Goods, Groceries
cad Qneensware by the let' Miireb. When
,new
nerringensents in the business will be condo.
830 28
2(,j86 08
t 097 20
-;2,432 92
42 00
Capitalists are clireetiski . , - th.the
notice headed "$2,500 Wenta." The investment
is a safe and desirable
Reading Railroad - Company.—
•
The annual meeting or the Steekholderis`of.the
'philgdelphia and Reading: Rlitlierlti Ql3 piny,
was held on 11ionday week: The report of the
Tioartl of Managers for I . B4S;',,Tras submitted" by
the President, R. D. Dulleni-Rsq.; aridvesolutions
wore adopted, approving , orthe,sittnc, and anther
izing the Managers to earreintu effect, the melts
tire's proposed in it. An - Ne old ° Offieer's of .the
Dompany hare been ro elected; viz : -President,
R. D. Dollen ; Vice 'P.resideni, J:,Dtltten„Steelc ;
2 4 danagers, Samuel Norris, George W. Richards,
John Ashurst, Daeid'S. Richards,
of Roadinf, , ,and J. Duttort.Stekleyof yotestown ;
. .
Treasurer, enMuel Dradfuid ; 'Secretapy,, W, H.
10 00.
212 01,
gas 00
826 40' -
127 00
: 712 57
on 56
2400 00
$34,659 73
sl,t§ 3
138 T 3
760 00
100 00
1;002 62
29 55
Annual Meeting of the Lebanon
.
COUNTY A G rtICULTUItAL !Orli -HORTICULTURAL SO.
=n'.—ln pursuance of t publicAaetice g.iYen,
large number of the inerahers of the (iikive nam
ed Society, met in Lebanon, puLlic house
of John M. Mark, on Monday,-January 17,18.59,
for the purpose of elgeting officers, receiving, the
accounts of the Secrete:l7.a r(djensurer, and at
tending to other .nece . iett4pbusiness.l. In the ob.
sense•of the Preeicle4; Hori..l!Vln..ltaulc, one of
tho eke Previdentr,,4B;ttinesl the. Chair. On Mo
tion, the Society pct the election of of
firers for the ensuing year, with the fulluivinm
result
6194 25
. .
Ex. Cominittee,t Dr. C. D. Mellinger, Min M.
Mark, David Bnivman, T. T. Worth, Adolph '
Reininhl, George H•dlcann, Samuel-Miller, Jacob
Shmtfcr, Dr. J. C. Cooper, George licilmal t Wm.
W. Murray, Henry Meily, Daniel Garbericii, r john '
Harper; John Benson, Martin Early, &Mei Hell
man, George Weidman . . Henry Bachman, C. -P.
Stip:meta, doniithan Jllig, H. IL Missemer; Pe.
ter Horst, Tacob Bomberger, Jacob Wainer, Jr.,
Jacob Kreider, q00..P. Miller, Peter Zinmiermon,
&Mg flttuck,ff. P. Knitter, ElinslVelhorn, John
11. Lieit. . .
The Committee appointed at the lest meeting,
to . waiiTuretrrleasnOtightinyer anUitiiih, and
request them. to..pretent 'their accounts to this
tn W2ectiqgy nlL i litereftirt-thet-they haii ited upon
the geutlemea , name that Mr. MiSEN Recount
was iit-liandrond thakMr. Ilightintai had also
I
promised colieve - hi,stiindy. Mr. Mish's accomt
being reniVdesers. Jnotib Weidie , Geo. Hoffman,
and John illifily were appointed a committee to
audit the silos. The Committee then examined
the hooka - hot vouchers of the Treasurer and re
ported that they flail them till correct, and that
there is a ballonce of $28,18 remaining .in„his
hands. On motion . the report of the :committee
'kg' aPPr0vigi10 . ,„ 0 . 0 .._.',..'.....-: '
..
The acieliiii.d*rltightmyer , the correiMitid
. . .
ing,Secretaky, not,havipg been presented, on mo
tion; Ide;sPe. iiim. V. Murray, John IL Howman,
and C. P4tidernees, were appointed a committee
to wait upoe,.Mr... Itightulyer and prooure the
same: The" eolin,stittoe return mug, presented skid
account,. which, on motion was given into the
bands of A. S. tly,.johti Et. Mark and Adolph
-Reinuehl :for examination—to report at the next
meeting i - of the goist.: 7 . Said committee were
. •-.-- • -
also nstructedlapaocure froarthe Cofrespondidg
Secretary all books, voitabers, toOpeys; &c., in his
bands belonging to the Society.
Cin..motion, *leers. John !Icily, .Adolph Ecla
t:olbl'; aiid John 11, Bow4en, Isere appointed a
5 0oliiitiliteit to 'gave the SOCieti fiseoriorated.
On motion it was resolvnti4diat' each , member
, be entitled to . a copy of Alfe*rietitittion and By.
Law s. '
Oa motion, it was resqvadAstaha .flattats of
1869, b
_ine.mymrelip for' e,lyiktia
s lately printed,
iTtalMt they be 14 Ike Ttimenier to all
'deft:Ging them; upon payMistit Of4elnenttetilhip I
fee. .'. .. 1
On motion, it was -
MIIMII 4O
givclaiitriiri in the sum $ .. -0 0.4'....' 0 51 1 0 1 "
All performance of his distifa, ' -' . '
- . La
On motion it was resolved st Miners. Jona
than Geesaman, Adolph Reintehl and J. IC. Funk
be a committee to wdi,t upoti -Aff..-Fos*, for the
purpose of effecting a now lease 'of the Fair
Grounds at a T•onsobable price, and if that can
not bo done to give notice that the Soolety does
not wish tbo grounds after'tlys,-11-FOII i & D .-• ,0-S-1:-k°
present yea "17 . 1
On motion adjourned to', !t the eall,sf.x.the 1
President.
lirri—Vp4ontlaott•
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LEBANON COUNTY TEACILERVINIPP,, "NYE.
The Institute met, pursuntitigAtlfik -nissice,
in Funek's Hall, Lebanon, on Friday morning,
,Jan.l4th, 1859, the. County kigisiilentielpi,LlKr.
Phillips, in the chair. Ncitsrlttistanditirtlfe in
-0 eneDiiiiiiirfliti weather, the Eittikidenee of I r eiiih-,
ors and friendtrOf education ia:Oquite large t and
41•Vliglieitrp to take grout inficrift : KWAtillig .
r ‘ l" .E.iiii :010itttrh0-XiaMPEI of theleaohtireintat o 44
• , •. ~.u..1 IR `-, 7
- - fir e p t draifgpive.ll lidlitatilyn2 ; : h°
Teaoheri;" after which the iteptteittiiir4zeou-
EEO
PIIKISIDENT, lion. Wm.
Viee Pre.titlents, .Tveotp
deorgo Bowman
Reo. Seeretn4, William Urich.
Cor. Secretary, A. S. Ely.
Treastirei, 4 Vi)lfti W. rki:iSh
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
tiVe tantedetee Was rend, and business prooteded
th dlloi6s
Mies M. E. Gleam road in a.ehltste and eleg ant
" 'l N'lc ' s a Ralact• ilasstige, and true , listened to with
al tqlred.-„attlfttiou. 6
She: was followed hp M r.
tatti
a aaate APRe .prtate practical re
marks on the different methods or teaching a a
ng.
Tile members were then questioned Intel-
keit:Al Arithmetic, by Miss M. B. Stephens..
Oo m ns r i . c der . e.ble time was profitably spent in this in
a true tire exercise._
Bixeltrii•exhibitekia,a„Pliefefiag, manner
'his mode of teaching ` Pm
The forenoon - sesaiolXioncluded with a l Epelline
Match, condiete& by .; the' Vresidant. IHembeiL
were &hided_ into two classes and had a lirelP
contest:.. !t ' • ' • • •,
. ,A FTLRNOON SESSION.
Met atl4..ooleleelt, p . m. A numher of goes-
Hone were proposed for discussion. Spirite d
, •
bates erese, in which,tnembers,partieipated.
A letter from ,Mr. Illekr;k, State Superintend
ent, was rend, stating that he would arrive at 34
o'clock, after. Which, on motion Messrs. Hauck,
Mukterdm.hd Gast' were appointed aeommittee to
steeonipithy !resident to receive him.
Heogt•aPhY • was taken up by Mr. Wtn. Miller.
Bedconfined himself'principally to Loonl Geogra
p4, and insisted that Teachers ought not to let
- themselves.,and, their pnnila besatidfied with the
-inure words of the text-books, but to brineit to
the sin d ers.tanilieg by illastrations; Whieh.lie gave
from the Outline Maps.
Mr. Hauck lectured upon the principles of
Written Arithosetie. , A elan was formed, after
which he explained Several points in which teach
era -sometimes find difficulty.
On motion.Messrs.-Oast, Hauck, and Nitrauer,
were appointed a Committee to draw up—resolu
tions expressive of the sense of this meeting.
Mr. Iliekok•was-then'hatrodticed and addressed
the Institutein an unpresiive manner upon tke
'duties and responsibilities of the Teachers..
On motion adjourned. • - • 7
EVENING:stssION.
At an early hour in the eveningott large num
ber of teachers 'and Citizens assertible& . in 'the,
Court Howie, and listened Lean eloquent- . address
delivered by Mi. Hickok'. The. speakii;Aiwelt
largely upon the Common School system Olenn
sYlvania, to attemptgiving 11: synopsis rif-iwhich
would be doing injustice to him. Hewarioßow•
ed by• Rev. A. C. Wedekind, in a brief but feel:
ing address in behalf of education.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Metat 9.e'elock. Mr. S. D. - Light, took 4 the
eftbject of English Grammar. After some remarks
, concerning the -true relation of Gramtnar to Lan
guage, a number of sentences. Were taken up, an
alized, and:parsed. - 7 s '
Mr. Hickok then appeared and delivered an
able lecture upon l
. Seheo Government.
On motion a unanimous vote of thanks was
tendered to Mr. :Hickok, for the his6uct:Ve, lec
tures delivered before tholustittrie; -"-
Mr. Squirekibstimeted the iiterii,bers on Meant'
Arithmetic fie spoke . of the importance of this
braneh in the early training of yeuafterwhich
some practical examples were pro posed. .
Mr. West exercised members epee the Eloeu
tionary Chart. Teachers were arranged in a Class
and practiced under his direction the sounding of
the roods, hub-rocule,.asperates, &e.
On motion ruijourdell id meet o'clock, p. m.
APTERNOO,N SESSION.
Called to order at 1 o'clock, p: A number
of questions were quite warmly discussed, which
brought forth , some practical remarks.
The Spelling Match was continued. Members
were again equally divided, end had a'elose and
exciting contest.
The Comm itt ee on Resplutions ,sehtnitted the
following, which were adopted without a dissent
ing - -
Was:teas : The progress of - the ago inliterature
and science imperatively, 'demands a correspond t i t
-
ing improvement imthe condition of our schools
and methods of instruction; and ••
Wherina iinecessaty that the:teacher take
a More livsdy interest thanlitherto, io proMoting
this object; therefore. 1 .4 ,
Resolverk , That we ore more , than ever erif tne
ed of the utility of Teachers' Institutes
Resolved": .Thitt,..We attendanci .upon
District and Countyslnseitutea duty Which no
teacher negleit.
:Resolyed: That we-recommend to thelThrectors
of Ibis DiStriet and C.lnitly," the arming: of the
schools on everrSattirday, to -enable teachers to
hold ihstitutes‘CUF: the iiiiPriAmentboth ef them
selves and their schools:- •
Resolved : 'That 'wo'have entire confidence in
the School system of Penitsyfranin. • •:
sofvhd That We *Wain: our rCounty
Superinterideetsin his dteeted efftired,te ad
4i:bed:the S'olieetSystentl. and,,that *pumped:ll
.ly commend , "the energy an:dterseveranea lie b i as
"'man iteked .diring,the short period of his , office.
Hesolved: That•weFteildeediirlinCtie Oink's:to
1.1. H. -Hickok, p s tr rthycani t i4fWent
Stifetaptirliteldelitl, for servViViende'retPat the
Institute, and fur the eucouraging address dolly:.
erect at the Court House.
Resolved :.That our thanks he tendered the
11ev. A. C. Wealekind, forthe deep interest
fisted in our cause) , and•also to ; J. I",ani,.'4Esq.,
for his liberality iq opening to ti his new Hall.
Reaultred:,'Thit the thanks of tie Instiqtestre
also tendered' te
„Messrs HAb
b;& Heaterger l: for
furnishing with:aniainstroth: slate. =: -
Resolved: • That the.proceediegs, of this meet
ing
be publh.thed in...the newspapers ur the .Coun.
ty, and likewise in the Common ;School &ter r a!
of Pennsylvania. " -
The president made some appropriatememarks,
complimenting the. members' upon the erfainnd
spirit Manifested. by thlm during the sessions: of
• .
the "Institute: •
On motion adjourned *fee ibis, ,
JOHN W., BARE-WON?.
LIGHT. !
SecreMries:.:
.
SELLrNO A WIPE PAR poo—The 'Selliton (N.
Y.) Jokrnal says, a resident of tiia town of Malta;
Saratoga gooney., sold.b is wife.for and in:coilsid
eration of the sum of See hundred,doliskii. Ills
wife bad been -.sick. for a-number of years, 'occa
sioned by a fall she received in het tiouse, end hr
been constantly failing until, alpe la now unable to
speak or move band in• toot. Het husband; in
making sale °this farso,:madea.lieddctlenoffive
hundred dollars on.tileisale; in consideration that
the purchaser should' provide for and, maintain
his wife during her lifetime, and that he 'should
be free from all erabarrassmenie with regent io
AN ANIERIOAN OA RDINALA lelter front.R - cati,
in the London Times, Bays:
At the eonsistory to beholden on the2Otb(l)oC.)
it is probable tbat two new Cardinals will be made ,
—one for Rome and another for Amariga. .Should
this news he true,America 'will possess a 'oirda.
nal for thelrst,time. " i icse.,Aiiehbishop .of- Bed+
snore is spoken oflta tfirA.t . to' be the
of a red hat in the gaited gates.
Air "The Candies yonaold mirlast nightoilefe
•very bad," said Sileieta.,Atoucri 3 O.l , 4 l. = .-
deed, sir," said be, liras very sorry , Tor that.
"Tel,sis; dd.:itid•know ity4tibei bururtp, the
mid
eiiidAirsorouldtrburivisy longer? , "You
ad 4 3 .1(de is eiluiS sir 140 Ploy , out?" "NO,
sir?! , Chatboratrokortet "
Ifteawa rlßosaatta , .. , vitialiartykilarr i oryd ar.
!!tig ou trap bye been Nut:obit to the ./eikeie.
ter .Exprees. It-seema that as Mr. Got-night; wia
hOwaratotpadV'threa:iatfliiie, iliffaiided
'tit Y,® 'Ttlyietliewaittb.
teekearkit itille4soatsonialiceiqer,
shooting's! , bitn tvtioel'arebilli• pa esini*thivelh
his hat. Mr. Gorrecht defended himselY bravely,
and the tight was a desperate one. lie cut one of
.the ruffians three time's with a pocket-knife, and
knocked ,one of them down with a atone. Thei
finallyloVrpowered and robbed him of $3BO in - :
apauji,Ciud p s rqpiseolva9tus amounting to near
" mud then tare off his coat and cut the limits.
044144 supposing;.probably, that ho had moo
tiirt43o4qtreealtiff chi..his persoutt
operation*iThe - we• anal! ister
rnpted,by the approe h of Mr john 3. Mieley,
when they made. off. Mr. Mieley found indica
,
tiaaksotaligrd struggle..iicgrotikci being spat,
tera g il:;ith bloodiAull Mr. G. lii4gien his back
• aireitt`taked, and utialiiiejergel ti l pr,2Bythe time
. 4ititi-PAC* 7 ol4 l . o6 ii«Watithae,
bendt:Vivito inalpierkliigiiolettifriarZUEvi Mans
had got out of their reach, and the injured man
was still too weak to ride fast. , . It is to be hOped,
however, that they will be identified anti bioughV
to jUStiCe.
PIECE OF A CIRCULAR SAW TIFROWN
QUARTERS OR A MILE.—The Gettysburg:o l 4.o
Compiler says; lit:e have the infortnatiOn,from a
reliable source, that, a ,few- days ago, a circular
law in operation sawing store wood at the house
of Mr. Jne. Bosserman, in Reading township in
this county, broke; and one piec . o fiew:a. distance
of throe-quarters ora rnileLstrtick the barn ni Mr.
John Bllikor, cuttingtlirough an inch beaid, then
striking the leg of a winnowing mill, broke it
off. This is an extrabx„dinary eircnixistanee, but
e are assured that 'tbe proof of it May still be
seen at Mr; "Milker's barn. --**"
Captain J. IY.Atlatita has publiely requested the
planters Mang the Arkansas, between Pine Bluff
and Napoleon, Arkansas, not to water their stock
out of the Arkansas river, as every-drop of water
is required to, keep his boat, the Tilinn,'-atioat
. ,
"%ggs„.A neusetet.s CAM of degradation, misery
and death,; WeAhrought to light in New 4 York, by
the pUlice on Thursday night. A birs. Hughes,
said to haVe :been' formerly a. lady of wealth And
standing in Boston and New York, was Mound
.dead in'a lei den in. Mulberr7 0.1.4.1. Her-body
was entirely naked, every thing haideg pee to
,sktisfy the erriiing' coi drink, ili4,l:irciught the
poor . womats toaier gr , avo. ler•iittire•vn, ro
marksbl of yeAri,,,wss watching
by the bed, and told a most pitiful tale, or the
gradual frill of hi's parent, 1 tisfutfies . W4 lot.
Themarllughes; ottoston, an officer iro the ;Mg.
tirtriiiO's , :taste-RestOtati've Tor
ches, the:eest sulatitate for Tobacco; are for sale
at Dr, Ross'''VrSg*ore. ' , • ••,,
go#0;i:4000:::
, . tv.... See ad Yertiainnerit of - .Drp , Sanfoid'a Liveri
Invigorator 'ill atiiiithir eolufnih: ! ' ''
zrAIR DYE—lllatt'DY.2--itAlli DS_ [E
-- - - - wi - ii:A. -- BitaiiirciPii -- aiiiiihiiii .-
,
- 1
.• • - The' Oriitipla
and 'Rea ,in tite - Warld I
mere All others are erelmitationS, and should be avoided
if you wielt to esceptridicule. , . .. .. . ,
.- URAY-I'ILED:' OR RUSTY HAIR' B - yed loktatillY to a i
beautiful MaditTalural Brown or Blkck 'Without the least i
injitry to Bair Or Skin. - -
FIFTEEN BIERALS'AID
A 'tiII'IDDAS diave been 1
awardedlte4Vin. 4-. Batchelor since - 1839;cand over 80r 1
000 appileations.have been rondo, to diMilitir of his . pa-
irons of his fameus...Dys. -
WM. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DTRproancema-color
not.to he distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTIM
not to Ware intim least, however' long if rriorbe Condo
ued, and the ill effects of Bad Dyes remedied ; the Hair
invigorated for Life by this Splendid Dye. -
wade, sold or applied (In 0 private rooms) at - tho 191 g
Factory, 233- Breadway..liew-Fork. '
Sold in , all cities and towns' of the Hutted States„ by
Druggists and. Fancy Goods Dealers. ' • - . _
4ar The Genuine .has the name and address, upon a
steel plats engraving.on four sides of each Box, of
WILITAId A. BATCHELOR,
. . -
233 Broadway, New .Tork.
Sold at Dr. Boas' Ding Store, Lebanon; Pa.
Dee. 1, 1838,-I.y. _ . .
WlOB--WlOB--IVICM
BATCHELOR'S wros ANDTOISPEES snip:tee all.—
They'are elegant, light. easy and durable. ' I
rifting to etharte—nn turning npbehinci,-no_ahrlnk
log off the'heatl; indeed this is the only Eetahllstintenk I
where these things are properly underetood'and 'reed°. I
Dec. '233 Droadway s New York. •
DALLErs )L&GICAL PAIN .'gifitAC:EtAta
In all diseases infanitantion'momortiess Predominates
—not to allay inflartunatlon. strikes .atthe root ofillsease
—hence an immediate Okra. .
DALIA Y'SMAGICALI , 4"II4 2XTRA.C;TOIt,
and noUnn else u . !XI ; alloy inlitaxtra,stion me; and
• make a certath mire= - •
ISATIEY'S
- - - ,
rrtllenie3he following. intone ,a'•gre'Xi r. 0
`di
seases S#R,lS,seslop, COTS, cnarss, Solt lar`.lll,tviTs,
annieitai cntankxs,
SUM, SOROPCI,A, ULCERS, EATER eOl.BB, PELONS;i7.O."ACHE,
boaarrsa,cionr, Ste I.ll:l4akintEMLitigfr; B CAP 4I 4 O ,
'
ELT RHEUM, BAUSNESS, SratiPLlASt RINBVPOB.St, liairBBB
sPfaUL POE, XEASEixesassi, aerie.
fo sbineiftstaa?appeir inereables' into* dbp
eases should be reached by.ons , article; such an idea will
yanielt when reflection lichntato the:fact, that the Salve
la 11,ColabbiatiOnKif ingredients, eaPh ar,id,Aikory pros, up; -
plying a perfect antidote , to its app.ndie disorder._
GALLEY'S MAGICAL FAIN tXta - Acptitt.‘.
•."111 Its ..trectii ti mit short b
titeen disease and.opermabent cure; and Iris an extract.
or*Vit'draivtrall dist:see ant of theaffected , part, l'emilm
nature aaper r feet as 'before the. irfjo„V. keeffrcilY
._necessary; to Sky , that no„itouse.,•WerksiteP, Or trissitrac
loi'y ifhetil.d.ho one moment • . '
NO Pain .Extractor, isgenuine , unless-the Ilex has upon
its steel phitcengrarlog, withAtt name: of Heat , 'DRI
lay, blannfccturer.
-Foy eato all Druggist:Bind palent mediebse dealers
~.ihroughout.the-Hotted-Statotandidir • -
Principal Depoi,q66aChtirnheisat., N Pock.
C. P. CHACE. •
Bold iitl,2,)r. ItieneCrug Store, Lebanon,
PEPOIii,TANT.TO FF.K -
.ALESDy Ckeesetrumea
. - - • . - •
77„tlitifi.--ribe •
combinations of. InteredletiM in there
the result of a leing•and eitinsiveptactiee; they
- are mild in their operition; and isertatn . tif restoring nit.:
•
toita.proper elnunsel.. in every balance have the
proved successful. They are certain to opbn those
obstructions to which &milts' are thible, and bring - na•
into its proper channel, whereby hpalth.de restored,
-and-the-pale-and-drithly - countlmune - changed - CO a
healthy unit No.femate can enjoy. goad health unless
sheekregular; and whenever an obetniction like!! place,
whetherlibrecipoeure, cold,' Or any other eatus, ,the
general health immediately begins to decline. end tho
want of such a remedy' has been the cause of - op many
cboipiniptlolis amoug young female". 'Headache, plait in
th'e•eide Nat . :pit:loon of the heart, lOathing of * toed. find
• diedtirbect aleep,'do mat always arise from the Interrtip
lion of nature; and whenever that b the use, the Pills
wilt fnvailably remedy riWthose evil:o In • alt ' cisee•of
nervous and spinahiffectforis In the bask rind llnibi, low.
De of didrits, he: Nor arirthay learelllcacl•
.oue the-sus Of leocorrheel, commonly celltStrthe
°whims." These Pills ehoold• never be taken dnyibg
pregnacy , as they would be sure to canes a miscarriage.
Warranted purely Vegetable, and free•from anything In
inklone- tO life or i;egt4.. Pelf and, explicit directions
esDiclishotdd be r .. sttfi accompa n y each box.
•-• pgii•ae put up .In square fat boxes . Persona
residing white 'there ire no agency tteilhititted, by en.
cloalpg,One Dollar . in , kletter: PrePeid, to any authorised
eivist,ette ktre tlts l2l Joit. t.to heir. respectiv.e addressee by
reaisi of 'lnuit. .
ih,gyr 110194, , Ge_iterst Sent for tin; U. States,
165 Chtimbers st., gew York. To whom,ali Whidebale
orderavhooldbe Addressed: - -
Bold at Dr. RaieDrnt Stors Liblienint, Pa,
Des. 111808.-17,
. -,o o prneaVr Pat.—There• is a diasiifewriiiett his in
hams, yet la exceedingly common.. It 'e'en/Rots in a re
laxation of the whole vital systim.The appetite ispoer
the spiritelpr,-tte ,ko — dr ; feeble Ibsen - erase oitierrung,
-diet egeallistrelers,,tlio cheek wan # end' pisle:c the Willie
physiquein.a. itabsof profanation. Thettutere:r4though
p p avlova hi The - morning oz., merhilin feeble al •
most decrepitiide. "To rouse the afitehi frofnihtevy'p•
'OWe, there no raidlcine comparable tirlibilowayig
They recruit - the apPeilte, the aPirits, t he Streugth; the
nerves, lin tie; they .rejuvenate, se to ripeik, the en
tire corporeal sotem, and, es a natural consequence, im-
Profe 'the update's of The Mental energies.
R:==l
_
GENUINE PREPARATION. •
uys,manoine. , PREPMLATION.
. •
kjEd Oennine PREPAP.ATION.
V l9 -
Gennine..PREPAILSTIQN
Ia prep.ared,acoorang.to Pharmacy and Chemistry, wi
graateetaccnracy,and. Chemical knowledge devo
to their combination. •ArSee advertiarmentheaded
ral,1(t201,1)13) GENIJIKILPIMPARATIO#
1E111(14g° 441tES,.
e •
p reac hi ng ip the . Methodist Chgr ch
next, Sunday, morning end evening: -
Episcopal s e "i c i e next Sunday .ftertiocin, at 3
o'clock, in the Eagle Buildings.
Irei eking next aundliy. ingroing, in the Foglia'
'Savage and.Gersnan in tho.afterrioon, Sa
- •leablaSLutbeiran•elistreh.
;:Preaebibg-neit Sabbath _evening, in the
' ngliap
-lingiAge,,in 4 thetWos o ied Churolt: •
"".raittlislaaltbeliidatigz iliones.linthsohuseh.
Buglish i3ervioe next Scusaity robStkiiiti
Shoe Pike Meeting House.
MI
EMI
On.,Tueaday, December Bist, 1858, by ibe Itov.
• M. Marion, in Bt. Louisrait3hcretidenco
'.:`:Thomas V. Strap, Beg., A. T. l'ireidle, Baq.,
formerly of this place, now of Linciolh conn 7%
ty, Mo., to Aloe Carrie J. ft,:lby; of the
St—Louis.
On the . lith by A. 3., Ely,..Esq.,,Zilr. John
.Snyder,- Of tile*lliiroitgb7 of , Deb'aboii:- to Miss
Elizabeth Focht, of North , Lcbanon township.
On-the lltb Inst., hp ;Roy. A. Steigerwalt,,Joeeph.
Gingrich of . Annsfille , to 14118 s Aro:lls4og Chi
badh, LoneitsJer;
• _
• lit
On thel3d'nlt., tn.:NATtinnn,en'Arall# riff.
Anthony ,'tidier, Yortnutly of North Lelshinon,
tbittepuerty,*aged.abouttlatyeare,e. -
.On the 4th inst., in4Bcretto3lebanun; air.- Vaniet
Bomberger; egad 62-yedro. W' -
OntbO4th 'inst., in Ileidlaberg,
,
01) : ".;the,29thftult.,-, in. North Lebanon township,
Maria Los'br , aced 15 viva, I.,4ant.b; and' 23
days: - c.
.thololinst„ i 5 Jaeltsol), Jobri;ifonry;' , son of
(keOrketarienningaF., aged. 24noiltilp.and , 15 dayi.
thilleerBt. einst- jt . Peter Idol , •
aged Atieuebt`,Yeitie;:
The •Lehat
-:--Carkftitly-COrrectest-W.
LEBANON, Warms-
Lab. Mills Ex. FaTel 550'
Smith ~. ".6.00, 4
Lab. Val. Sepekiihtil)4oo.::
Prime Wllit43 4 V(liPat,' r 25
Prime-Red , 'Wheilk, 20
Prima Rye, * 70
Corn, - - 13514
Date; . • 40;,
Orevapseed,,, 25':00 "
7 , ltnottOsieed,
Flaxmeed, 1;50',
Dried 4pplea; 1 00' Dried Appleai pealed, 60• „
Peach “Seiti.,” 2::50
Peach . "l7atielk' 125
Cherri*-- 50
Otione '7llo`
ThelPhiladelPhia , fillrket
PAILADELPILIA. Jan. 17. 8.39.
The Fithintharket ia firm, but, entirely devoid
of actitity--they,dernand beinrilinited both fai t.
export and ioneutrigiort. Sales of 1006;.
bbia. Kentunky extrotarss ; 400 (0 506 bbls.Pette;.'
salvania do. at $5 62/ per barrel, and in small
late to "-the 'trade froth sfr 25 up to $5 75 'roc.' tom._
in brawls, and finm -$6 JI p to $7 for
'extra-farnily end fancy. NO sales of .Rye Flour
orCorn Meal. Tho,fortner at $b 37/ ;per
barrel.- The market continues bore of the latter.
Cria offerings of Witeektreontinne.smoll,
but there' is very little demand - for Sales of
28@l 3D,
and White at sl4o@l. 45. 2000 Unibels,einn,
Mon #hitii : aOld to
on arrived at 85 "eelfte: 'Gob"' einebs fditvprd
1. 1 1 i4p.toz the z igeeipts ,
have ceased'," SaleiVf 400 bushels . 4?* yellote at
80 cents..;, bats.are "duil'(;„t , iff cents — for Sou th
ern end^4B-mints per Pennsylvania. .
CATTI".4SIAIIK:ET.—The
- arrivals Ofileelf:Cittfie bEt„ the different yards were
fair this week, emaciating to about 1350 head.—:
The demand was brisk, and last week's pricos
were well maintained, ranging at fionits7 to $10;
including a Mei-extra quality held at 10i the 100 ,
The.
About 250 Cows and Cal - vos were offered at War
dell% and met with ready sale, at from $4O to $5O
for fresh Cows; $2O to-$35 for-Springers, and $l5
to $25 for , dry Cows. :1
lame -2100 Bop arrived:MA!hillipe' Yard,
mostly Irem Ohio_; the market was:actien, and all
were sold at froM s74.to'sS.the Ind lint. net for
earn fed. ,
About 4000 Sheep arrived at Wardell's, selling
at, $3 to $5 oacb, as to condition, equal to 90.0
10e. lb. dressed.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
891500
ljEliBllNB baying money tclon'it'ean bitie oppor.
-tunny 54 onto caveat rent, surni'b, snit, by en
quiring at this Wipe., The Intereet will tap* promptly.
Jm. 19 1859.
,
IncripilLe Election.
I, 4 lo l l l loPilinereby given that an eleetionby the„Ptock
holders in the Prelident, nlenagOrs 'and Company
orthe.Berke and Dauphin Turnpike road will be held
at the public house of Alexanderllolm; In Myerstown,
-Lebanon. county,.Pentray Ivan Mr -- •
fan Iliondayi thp 7th:dagiteliaicg
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M.. and four o'clock,
P.M., of that,da - y, for the purpose ofOne Pres
ident, Eight Managlrs, One Treasurer. ,andYnuch other
officers as may be necessary to conduct tlniiffitirs of the
bald Company during the ensuing .year.
At the same time - the Annualltatement 6f - the Treas
urer will be laid before this Stocklielders.Mt usual
Ily order of the Thifid" JACOB ltaiD4L, Seel
Jattil9;ylllso.
ERNI
~ , .
• - .‘PITIEt - LIC SALE. -
..
ri h tl. SA'rtltt-DAY,trAb'IIARY 2W-1859(1011 be eold at
UP the residence .*1 the subscriber in Hill
_knot in
the botoughnt Lebanon, - subscriber
following perso nal priip
-arty 1.174 , — 01ie fresh COW, Plough, 'Harrow.
AIR
Shovel-Ilarroir. patent Coin Plough: Wind- .
-Mill, Fork", Shovels, halteraud other Chains
. Saddle and -Bridle r tild Von, Scythes, Crad
les, Corn Sheller. Planks, Boards, Tubs, Stands, end
inallynthernitieles, ' -
Also at the same time and place,
"
wim be- offericdrat ptiblic 'sale. the aubscriber's
two-story dwelling 41.0839. arid - Lot ofOround ,
Al fronting 34,feekaind !rinckesonlllll street, and
I' 1984"cdt defp..
14 to Oornntonce at 1 O'clock, P. wbat terms will
be nindedknown'hy - . JACOB SWkRTZ.
Lebatibn, an 19 1.959.-7. , EmVeh, Auction*:
Notice,.
TO the Member:tor - the Germs:Er-Reformed Congregation
orjackson Tawnship, Lebanon County:— • -
A PPLICATION bee been peadEhYthaTitistees Orsald
A
Cdagitriatian, ta Coirt of Cowin% Pleas of
'Bahl County, dovaneirder Of selerhf all their Item Eipi - te,
excepting the lands act apart as the church- pfopertr,
end tan Court has fixed on 'the first Ilendatati Merck
next, 1e the thihiatary's Office,"in the Borough-of
Lebanon. when and *hew all persona interns tiginay at-
tend it theythinie proper, end' dentra tdbe Sari, either
far oragainst said application for paid Sale. •
_ JOHN STAIN'S; Protley..
psi:Duda W. Dap, Deputy.
Lel2insh, ;.
AUCTION.AIICTION.
ILL be sold Plllllio -AUCTIONdor fief /4
1' 22d day of
IsT JaniaiFy,. - 18b9 . , lit:lb . ..As..in:ll known
Stareetand, Dlajig . .llle, erth *Annitlle . tpwnahip; s
large iteaczot GOODI, O'followe, • ,
- - DRY13001:12.;
CIIIOO.ERITZ, : -
11.TEEN9WAIN, •
.11ARD1Y A ftE, ac., ac„
46/ 4 1Sale'to commence at 12 o'clOcK. 31., *hen. condi
tloin WilEbe wide known by & fl„ 11119YEIL
'P. 11auaare.Ane 4 etr. :Tannery \l2, %
Sating OW Se,lliimg
t
GREAT tiABGAINB;BARG/ 4 B .
ANRY•AITINE'beitig determined to reduce their
stoelrof• DINS BOON, o.l3.l2fiStira2Bß, °BBC&
by- le let: of 'Maretejidext(nrill filk_ai,gmett
-Bargains. Younsperemis ttbing Honioisdidnicyloripli
to exemine.theirstocieleifbrirthey' - ptriainsii,eleinelere
'Ladies en Bootle/nen Steep9oxleLor';ll direeriptlgne,
are iold very'low, 'et • • Binera. STtN.B.'
SELLI.N(3, OFF AT,COST .
CLOT/J . B; CASSAMERE,
ATTINSTT,:adias :"Tigeds,..',Catilarrriett.ie; V e il rot
.o.,cordv,,and , 111-ktisidg- or l'entalbcin Stuff, NeMings,
,eostliim..47 To , aell•off•tho stock, • gi^inttAtripatris sare
..offettxßat • • 010 In VSTINE:
SELLIN. - o . :_ art, , ArCOSA. l :•it
READ YidA DE CiATlllNG;•:all•ttiiidiViiiitAU
• out thCintit&slock, HENRY STINS.
A . 4
Lt4ReiVet4tragg . !Srx:.;
. , •
et
•;11/lbe Eh ,
tiMt • .
• - •
V:, cs
De Laioe Stiowtti, 1. , • - • "
CalhadiewsP
• .• - NENItriiiSTINE.
- - • - . .
• S,ELLIINGIYFF 'AT tpS.T. '
--' " • siiiii, alfd,.dlliKS, ....-
lldiV:DAYll9.l3„l.Ll34,.Black.and fancy Colored,
TA - t poet Plek_d,Beyedere—Figared, cc. Noe sell
I ,,firjaketdd.Ao l ll l l4. l 4 , YSTY , chrel ), at Nay svor -
VDUS .DRES£I -000DSettdob 'is -French Iderinolis,
, Cobungiostlt Wool":DiXolossi Alpacas, !hyacinths,
,t. chksdripeoiisM • Colima Aiwa!
..,
HENRY t STINR.S.
. -771- Itilltifdr; 811114 C , 11/igni*l ..
R°BERT THOMPSON, ViMettan Blind and Shade
dgint — iitsolurer,,No..6Bo.Noyttaod:street,S doors he.
Itskaamosestii i ie .61,/1., AN R MOW of owory.do.
wiiptiop, mule to' order 4 0
in •• anpnefornlnzuw;nt,koireit
oub 'moo, OLD nine repainted and repaired equal
to now. (Jam IP, 1889-8 m,
• • •
IMES
`on li t aiiket
Bay4y*frets ,Ezziewr.
;Der, JANUARY 19, 1850.
gotatooz.* bo , 15.,
49 8 .,* doz.. 18
136,1,ter,1/11b., 18. ,
1.40;' - 8
Talibly; A
Ilairl; - . 11
Shollllfer6, 9
81a5si - 9
siiii;A; - • 8
13 6s, - „ 25.
Whym 11666,, -- 5'
lifi*edltsgs,- , 2
Frax, 32 tth, iv /-
11ristle,s, 39 R.,. 4 .6,2
991ithersA9 lb., 62%.
IVO,OI - ?*, 95., - . 40
Souii - Ro9ne,i9-9t„ 6'
Virieg664494 - 91, 124
r
Atitlpll,9tte,.* trock, 45
.r._,.
J . . M. Good's Book Store.
:leis end Cheap Book Store of the under-
T :leissigned is loented in Market Street, 2 .doors
north of ()Milord e 'kamberget's 11n g Store; where be
plfssed to see all his old friends, anti those dad.
roes of having articles in his -line. W'ltb a determinee'
tkm of selllngchea.per-tban can bo purchased elsewhere,
he would respectfully call the attention of the public to
his assortment of Ethics, Hymn and'Prageriteeles,
cella:ma, Blank acid School Books, Wall and - Window
raper, Stationery, and every article in hie - lino' of busi
ness. Also, Pocket Thanes and Almanacs for 1859. All
the Moralues and Newspapers, both 'dailj'afid weekly,
to be had at publisher's rates,
11110eilifi: 1111bOWST....*
N . l-7 . NY AJZZ lItEDLE whuldrespottfully
- - m - tnlbrm the Pittdlc.kbat they constantly.
-
• iChi Jos of
repo ve, the an 11 C 3, cop
""' 4,11 thilnost Important • 'd uttraative
New Itooks, w
as sooas published, whlch 4 leY Salferler
sale cheaper than they can be purotiassallsesidiett,H-
Among those lately received are
Parton's Aaron Burr, ' • ,
livingtoh's Travel's end Iterearchei
Spark's Lire - of Franklin,
Abbott's Napoleon"
. .
City of the Great King,
Bayard Taylor'', Northern Tre.veli,
• 'Debi t•and Credit, • .
The Reason;Why. •
They have always-on hand a larga gaerktavomedicimol
Books. Wank Beaks and Stationery * flunday„Apitoei
Itooki. aid a large aiiertmout of Flute
Vican and Outterivlnete: PlaboFortit, ph:
• -Indian and Violin Instructor. f
PAP :E.; R+l A N
• Wham- Shades..e.:
The••*; •
- ftlt o *phi v Ittafraziii'es
. • 'end all the
NEU'S:PAPERS, daily. 4t Weekly;
Can be bad by calling at.tbe store, on Cumberland itrdet,
In the borough. of Lalmoon, at the sign of the"l3ig Book."
'Orders left Withrtbeni for any kind , orgoodu In 'their
.llne, - wlll be promptly attended to. •
Lebanon, Feb. 4', 1563:
za ' ,
kEw o*tatinifheir;is.
Eagle:o4.lei . Restatifilvit.
• •• • 11EIV•ARIVANOEMEir ' •
Te.ADlES'and .131ENTIJEMEN. or Aides, of either an
beyerved irittrOYSTERSW every style at short no
a Wany port:of the Hotel, the Restaurant being ow
connected,. withrelie4fotel. Families can:bo supplied'
with the beet OYSTERS in the Market.
Lebetoit,leli"l&s2.:4i: JIENIty SIEORIST.
- . -No
. -
Irmo V . ar4;nkiCIATtON hold their,Annnal
Meeting, at th eir Reading Rooln,.on neat Thursday
iseenipg,-conarneocing,4lclock. Thftreport of the
Presidect and Treasurer niflAben‘ba:readieodaddreseist
made by aeveral of ontsJoirrni. = l 4, and Stew..
ard, PresidelOtclit4lo..Thilmifilipbto Association l
expec t e a t o. ) ;! . .present:. The Public ieAry in.
dated to this geetin.
40b4p9p04444.44-185 3 , •
``'BUSINFAS CARUS:: --.
•••
frO,
na¢TNrr 417941:442 HMO,
010141.1,920 MUM!, Will SAW, ftt:
ten telstrpro mann* ,DT,ltts entrnelltito,b="
Lebanon, Sept,. 15,1,,,a.' • • - •
a l.
" ' - - WI -'. 'IMRE It, ...:: *• ~ ,
t,
A 7,17 O P E ° Ust l y ,,cuetl ß .E , ,& MAr.BIIOSA.
•. 1 .. .....-.. .r::•ti sP))*..?finv A. 0 6 , :-. 4% 185Sabnagte
TVIRNEr. AT LAW.
OfFloSiirtiiaitiikfigita street, neaiil l impoiteitrues
new
:,EA:ulPati".•
IU,
• li DlilliLM/OreniCEtili t kAlCEpittirniireitieist, leba.
non, row,* large &Ad beaotifol assortment of,FIX,
ITft fronitHe well-kn Vern atablish merit of Connanre
Iltikaan;edwiiya orhand• 'at Philadelphia prim. c .
air All work vdrrantdT to glee satisinetion. .4>0••
tirdeti will bedaithiiillytlilicated on the most reasonable
tonne. The Lest of reference gitia.
.. . . _
'EAGLE H O TELS '. PA -I
.LEBANON, .
r r irE siabscipqr Ncleci to in f orm ,hla s tld Molds and
.1 the publiegeoemll7, gat he `flairajaht taken the
"aphliritell-lihewn Zion: :Ile Wilf • beisnucli pleased to
:4.4i6coilmod'ate all - Nilki.initi.fitor him. with a call. ~
•LOCATION.—Corncii Cumberland' tuid 'Market!strepta. ,
, ...
..,11.11:.0muilinasee mottiorla conne:cion,with..ihe Rail
1161 Traine. 11. SUM RIET.
..Letainpm Nov. 10 1858. • . • •:. •. • . -
.... . - .
..
. ..
T ll .tban o LlY-ellliale_ Sciiiiiliktv.
.= W4iiiu sE&LoN pf ,the "L?llfirfON FEMALE
' "SEMPAARY" le Ill'cunimeocd bollie lii•et day of Tre
dtaelka, licit: 3faiiioi•DlZAlilWwill . give Instruction
In Needle WorX.. : 1 .. , ......
• I Jll UJ It BAUGLlEll4 — Principiit -. •
MODESTE - DEOAM.PS§Obicher 0'290 . " -nench
.47.o4anon, Aug. 23,185E4; ••.- • • - .. •
0 ca,s ) 0 OH-S)
. ••• ••; -ANT RISCIIgir!D'Af:
From $1,,25 to $1 0, i 5 Vtiy and 80 hour
Oct 'it: • ' ; • "
BOOKS ;.kND.OrATIONER.Y-
AI.TZ & ROEDEI; can ettprvip'cothattt dichtattr
. with the fulloising Almsnace it;eitylatit,22
Lancaster Agricultural . • • Altriallad. Edg.
North mcriren
:Undo • • _
...Colurnbliri • . •
Great 'Western s• • ." '
.AmericanlTorrwand Country , _ , • 2 10 • "
Old aerrmuttowri ' • '''
tricaster -
. °Ming
-Brother Jonathan
butheran,..Gcr. and English
tbletbodlet.
.Cbtlessureer. ant English.
All orderer for articles In his lino corefullyand pr.oppt
ly attended tor by the undersigned. • -
Lebanon, Jan 1i,,•1£.58. • • - 31. POODL .
, .
The British Reviewt, and
Blackwood'* rllagatine.
GREAT IND UCEMEN73-70 SUBSCRIBE!
PREMIUMS AND REDUCTIONS.
L. SCOTT,& 00.. YORK, continue to publish the
'following lending Britith Periodicals, viz: •
1.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conversative.)
2.
THE ntlir - BITROH REVIEW (vili!g.)
THE N0TE131470331 REVIEW: Fr c e Church.)
THE WESTMINISTER REVIEW (tileral:).
.
BLACRWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
,
( Tory,)
These Berlodicsls ably reprceent the threegreut politi
cal parties of Great Brltian—Whig, 'tory, and Radical,
—but politics forms only one feature of their Character.
As.Orgams.of...tba most-profound writers on Science, Lit
erature. MoraP,ty,,andlteligion, they stand. as they ever
have stood, unrivalled In the world of letters, being eon
sittete,l iinliVensable to the scliolar and the profession-
al Man; while to theintelligent reader of every class they
furnish Amore correct and satiafactoryrecordnt thecur
-
"rencirteraturo sif .the day, throughout the world, than
can be possibly obtained from any, oilier source.
EARLY COPIES...
The reedit of Advance Sheets fropt tne DritiO,Pub
llithersighees additional value to th , *Se R, l prints; inasmuch
as they can now be placed in , the bands of subscribers
about esisoon.aa the_original editionS.
'TEEMS, {Regular Price!.) • -'.
- . - - - - Per ann.
1 4 "..0r spy, one of the toire'Aerlevis $lOO
,
heir any tiro of • the four Reviews - :5.00
LE_olany,threenf the four Reviews . 7DO
Per.'all four of the Reviews 9-09
...Fur Bitteltwood'e Magazine s in
..
or ae woo , e 0 , r0 „ 04 , 1 ,,, nAtiL Fon R ENT.
r , RI h d and 01113 Review
Fii r ,Bl w aVee'd•and two Reviews , 7.-0 . ' , - -
. _
EurE Ineksrood and three Reviews . 9Od rp• lit LARGE - AND 11A1'.DSOATE ROOIf now occupied
-L. by T. R.' Efoutz'ss a Cabinet Ware-Room, In the
Per Blackwood and the four Reriewft- '-'" to 00
Monsy e t :p it o n in the State where leaned :will be..meiv- Town lien Building. Market street, Lebanon will be for
rent from the let of January next It ia imitable for
POS at par . . any eictimeive business. Application t,O be mod e tn n itunp
Ts' The Patio to any MO ofthe United States will be Aga- Also the Ei.LLAI, now oc capled by. m cis , tvi i .
.of the nndosaigned...:
'e
bur Twprissfour ants a Star for "Blotirmtk , d4" 941.0 bat Mara a Oswald as aDestaurant i tor Rent front Aprui, , oo.
Tfinertern '•crltis a Oar forameh Of tiro Bedews. .., I. J. BLAIR,
At OM above prices thePeriinheals will tajiraidied Sr JOIIN T. ATKINS,
185 lirdnd asp Fronton ta -7,146 Sabscribers, the NOS. Pt JoIIN DEARFOSS
thegame geriodicals for 20117, will befurniebed complete, Trustees Lebanon Lodge T. O. of o..'f
I toitifout additiolla do:off- -
'113.8; tho mere lohczneral: ;ravines of the., day, I First Premiom and. Diploma Awarded by the
these Derkpflcalaletle 4tte by age. Oce, mfull year of '
the Nds. (with' nObraisslonel„for ,13§7, may be regarded I l'el""s. non` GOwnty . -Agn • cultdral society
nearly es .7valuable en -Ftr t1§69. , , .
_. - s .to theit ipbratett • ~.,• 7
_ . m... li
pat...ethers waling else, the Nos. for 11355,"autP185S AII E 'tic; A wATe RE*.
•—; ..,.. . ~ ,
wilruckwies:s,tuo .POOWIJIg EITAILMEIXSOW , RATES.
minim dorsoment ditto merit and:character of the
''' ten 1a d0triv4.1864:61.:58 cA. 759 , 2 bp dha.l - 1 Watt% shocklii-,urvie a sufficient recommendation to
For Blackwood's Magazine, the fear years „ ... r, so
-Forany-one lieviow4 ,
_., do ' r , ~,e I thin, who contemplate purchasing a good, and reliable
'''t" i Timmkeeper. They divcridm any part of foreign mech.
trgilitYctfloallotto to • - - dO• . ' '"12 4 4. 1 Milani iu moment or cum nod to rena,ill to Time and
'For Blackwood andve,
oils Review, do
For Blackmad tord•tWh RevieWs; do - , .....13.50 1 durability distance in competition. • These watches are
- - . 1 - m d agliihttlen •at «.1. J. ELA.IR'S Watch and Jewelry
1414ithMatibille . 44 ' do
W - ria.a.• .',.., ,—,;,,, , r,,, i Store, eorner.of -Mdrket and Cumberland streets, oppo
'`w.g' - do di ... f.... - 114:' 0 ,3 • - site.the Market llonse, Lebanon, Pa. Nov. 3,18*
loTittllsinfollitßi'vnie-dsl773c
*Forliienleardodfand th'mfour regicrini, do - vim:, ... • - — 4,74., EAm:4OI , N ,$:
I
- NO
D'.-?The
Plicalli
GiliiLtßrliala
or.
tWil'.-Pe"'
tINE OF BATTLE - stigr
.cats above 50me041 4 401.01 - erinuii4.. -- '' - ,1 • ... . ,4 , .4,
AS weehail neverriguin be likely *offer suck induce 1
lientsaB them - offers 'ereeenfadt ' ' .
II "' is 64212114 ' th-gul = s * beil ..„ :..,-,_ I N. 33 lAir YE AIL
„:,,,,,, -Rem- itaioe. tau., In cases, be Made (MTV. to ,
-the Bublialtere, fOr at these prices no oommiselon can-be IS OUT I
d , , 'fill[ of reeding
allowed td agents; Address, - it is , a 'Splettdi nuu lasinteresting
.- 'LEONARD SCOTT & CO among the Engravings ere Portraits of Rom Lewis Oae,
'No. 54 Oold str 'N Yak' 1 SerTetery at: stets, Ben .tors Douglas Sumner and Mae
• , For sale at all,Feriod3cal Depots.,at-A cents percepts.
•
FURS` iF IU lit*S' ''- ' ' ' ' , A: WINCH; General. Agent,
'''
,ersigneel,"sqb. 4 Beglmlluildings ln , Lebanon. 1 , . 1 , ~,‘,.... i ~,,,. o"%ehostoot-t'ttootr PU/I.4D " I ' Mtl •
• .'beta sideuditrdolorfinent of Lamm' Foxe, tiara; ' - ''''''''''''''' - "'"' - . • ' ' "
Gentlemen' s:ollare, dm„ ut very low,prices.
. lithanob, Dee., f 0,1858. JA06.110 VILLER.
Pete 8. 1868
J 1 : •Notice.
rlielkllsl.lboto•tlmQiierrynr:the inbiperiber;' near the •
1 Turnpike, 1 mile from this borough, about - 11161st or
November, 2 Picks, which tho borrower is reouested to
return Immediately: JA.00111r(1:11:.
Jan. 12, 18159.-3 t. •
sic:93I3I4WHEY/14'LL .
' JuseriOciied mud fttr" • .. snb..e)
41'.5c EurroN.
===
—• •
•
• feerAitoortoisol. f naNlTfttik ticpoft•ti:r,
Paschen, Toituatoeo and r.irwn
.Peas, tug JuOt.boon rocoirod b • • .orrait *gar:kg.
• er ' , -latox fat•osia
•
.4 1 4 1 . 0 11.Xdor, (.Qf Oaky • • PPS iqECSTOF
PlC`_•
Ykkelell Cueutobtralor Fali*,.oi*Sthiall3lON
- . ' '.l%lFlt. l l•Elt ' : 1 ^" -
Ave iio'baiiiiy-t6tftiroa - Isiii , i...ianew-twat. Mr. 3.
....--vv..._ , :B. 1171116.aV- of:York county ; hip a Inzge NUR
-46.4 7 of , very cbolim.F4ll.llTß of 011 kin 2e, vl=—Apple,
EPlun, Cliorrtoe: Apricot, Pedichati Year:. and Seem.
rin, ...1113 trbeenirp,othgrated. eints l Pea be relied
npou as ouch, apd am. Fold and do tiered on mod
erate terms?'ln oraer titot - O.pdclOot Lebanon-COM/-
4ot
ty triay:aupply theatoeivae:erith e.,earteiyipMit wet
-acid most, reliable FRUIT, Illittal ' llr. Wrigh offer
With' an opportunity of doing so, ca liti*Poit a fou.d
lfr..-JA'Cf).B. WITMER; Jr., or.Cordwall tornado as hid
A .. ganA, ip,,whom.appllcatiocs oau be made fur su b fruit.
, i.O - all tiutirb &Wag and' they shnll he reedily and
prompllyffiumlebed. .4etnrenoo, Dr. J. W. 41.oninger,
liebanon. ... . . JanukTe 12. 1 r,0.-71....,
. . „
cat t..
,A . 6o1:42:1'
xr" clairtitvt bOthlntinrottlon to'. aft Mt& L.
ittt*tor . ,§Atfseod, Lamqvidi-64.,1t lucre& but
a Butte to ONattbee. Prepator uhd soemil,
t't *et. , " ," 'tLE.II4 3 / 3 .ltOßß'Fo•Drog- an-3.
Lebanon. Nov. 10, 11159. ,Market
liftltoatFite iditrinVoo Coinpaiiyi , of Bink Dig
• •-!s , ..eprings4 . Barks Go e-Pa. ! .,., •
_ , MOZIDAy. 41gIti IS5').
.rriftE BUAsto = oiritlA OEO3 eleeted ttrArre the
lyeoi eninglen=miteatalumetnee.Regdirg. to orgg
end,appotht officers,Preeident—,Serby, l'ronek.
Kerenner. irurr, Vtly lcohri uup, IMO end
'Melly, whotnade the IMO wintagttgin tunny
President--*.olinncn Kerby Mifilny_dreek
Secietery—AaWm Bprlngr.
. • . Treneurrr-rNillianißetnigki,Bvil_pg.,
• • Agent for . Berksand. Lextcarter, 0141111.16-4senb
achuelor, Sinking' `p 1r • - "'• •
•• -Agent frii• I*Lnp:in eN c fietitayAßl 7 ,49l,n B.
ter. Lettuton. . .
gent f r rchtiliLtilitslits - n Witham
,burg...
Daniel Dunstan. olsuirlitsg,. I. olio authorised to
tratisiet lirieintse roiztfii Svgiefaijlitil , recelve won.
eye due the Company. ..
„The eg gen tlerinvii totneces the: Deard of.gono•
gets. wfiii will nitiorat tistatesfatiriinidasenThieh
.berg may. wish to m irkail.4l,.FilkiAtheocomPauj;
eoleint6l'Kerli; 3lntifenvreek - .P:l2t 'Once.
• Isaac 11.•Itlohrt Mottok4lWw•• - .• -do' ,
•
John. Kurr. Milloroburg , •do .
Peter Kerabiler, Linier rif •
. Di. J. T. Living rod. Womelisdaq...: no •
• OCOrge Wflitme;',fristimumig.. •tdo .• •.
'Jelin Van Reed. itinn(C.,llt.isding do •
IVilib.m Vbecoch,Ateading :•rdo .
, Anton 311311,
• : : hn Kemp, Maxatawny, Efsfuown'An
• J°ltatiolfi 1111Y,411iLlbadvisekrontOnnty.
Pm:4l46lth It% •
Benj. 'P. livtina;-ClotitespleLaii# county.
D; , -...rb050 *manna ins Lebanon county who have not.
sayet paid their assasomont'4..w,iiroovo, themselves (soots
by Immediately - paying to JOIlh"13! 'Bolster; Ersq., the
l autforrLebanDri cowl* "-• • ...
=I
oach:Maki ft g!Estab 1 I sh m
.
•rPECE - Tinflerel g lied Wouldzbespect fully iriform the pu LI el
that they hare itvil 07 I/ theft Co.tcnteastxct STAB-
Liernntr to high ti,bshrtra Mil and atealtini squares
north M. Fauber's Stotir;3i3 the D rough of Leba
non, whcie they intend parrying on the Matinees in all lid
branches, as herotoibre. Each
of us having served regular up
preutib,ships to the - basine.s, cimis'r -- =' -
and haringladrancherperience
the:Mu, vie feel confident of our
alhlitrtb give sailebcticm. Every article manufactnrci
at our establishment will be under onr personal euporvli
lon. We shall keep ou land, REA.DY-11ApP.;
AM:RINDS OF ViMIdLES,
which will be warranted of the most euporlor
We have now a fine etock or iIRII4, to which the attention
of those wanting ouyth life in odb 110 a is Invited: We
'Will illso attend to REPki RIND . at short notice.
lir None but the best workmen employed in
any branch of the bush:him. We cordially in rits the pub
lic to give us a rail, aihi we will guarantee , eatirfactlon.
/a- Thankful. for the past liberal patronage of a gene-
MU.* Public we solicit a continuance of the same.
' F A.UDER d: YOUNG.
Lebanon, December 22, ISS2.—t'm.
111EVIE3
•
/I ca
Lebanon Dpposit• Bank.
. •
(Loa
Oaptbertand rind, one door cast of Reinhoolts ifotel.
V F DII
WILL
P p OSl ay
TS,“the following . RATES 'of INTEREST on
For 1 year, and longer, 6 per cent. per-annum;
For 0 moutiv;aiid langer, 6 pei per' =ream ;
• For 3 nonce longror, 4 per cant..pariannum; .
1 1Urrr r li:t h e ° p rt ositr of m
the date
•of 3vlthdratval. We wilt also offordsr iineral line of ac
,oomzuodatic as to those who may favor as watt Deposits,
payable on demand. Will pay a prdmltinf on 81.Abf1811
And - MEXICAN DOLLARS, and also on old . Afestean Dol
lars and.rialf Will.maks collections nu and re
mit to all . parts of the 'United 'Matas, the Canadas and
NegotiateEurepe Lonna, ScL, Se, and do,a, general
quA "t7Eous4.4ANiaNG BOSLNESS.
D:DAWSOIt COLEMAN, President
arc. Grime, Ditishler.
• •
The nitidaiiiitneti,..MAruitGEßStAreinclividually
to the extent of their Eatatas, for all Deposits and other
oEltitlOria droit . ..breosiT Rum"
SIMON. CAMERON, G. DAWSON -COLEJLAN,
ozortGE LEVI KLINE,
JAMES sotrrro; • • AUGUSTUS' BOYD,
' Lebanon f Mai 4-1868.. GEORGE GUM.-
-16gba'grote-111witual Insurait ce
Coln pan y.
liic(*poitkaqirthe Eegislature of Pa.
-1: ikliTint PERPETUAL!
ormiLAr;.7.caNarroprert,sadivox couArrir.
GU/MANTEE CAPITAL $65,000 I.
rirms COMPANY ,te In Thu operation and ready to
-JE.rtialte keittkance orreallitlndatif property, In .217t0n
or Country and as favorable tennis as any . wolLgov
eraell Miaiiife'vetepany, eluiee ori the Mutualar jant
stack principle. -•
• Preralent—JOllN BB.tll‘Qlßrt, "Zeta.
ttae'PrrsicttafD.."3l: RABE.
. ' nvosurer-'43E0.; F. MIIL.Y. '
• • Becrelary—WM. A. BARRY.
• DIRECTORS:
- 7oax Isnuerstx, Esq. alto. Rote.
acs. F, Maar. D. M. ICALIMLANT,
• NAPOLEON Due. , Jur. Swats.;
' Joint C: SELTZER, "S. IC. TREIORLEIe,
DArrl> 3L gent, • • DAVID SANTA.
DANIEL 11. DIETER, IVA.L A. DATIAT.
ANTTIONY Si ESYS ',digit for . /..elgracrn and rid/iffy:
JCltiketpAM, Neb. 3,1668-
THe CHEAPEST AND VERY B 1 ST
• Beridy.-31Iade Ciothing:
, ,
ill . 11nd at the Centre Ltd= &
Yon w
-BROTHERs have again opened to -their already
exUinaire nook of Itoatly•Made Clothing a very large an.
sortment ofall_kinds.of 0 V*ll. COATS. BAO LTICS,,Str--
T .olllll' and,BANOU I'S.
Fronk Coats and Dro..s Cciais all colors and Styles; Bu
siness and every day CCIPta: at all prices.
kint4lloone every,vuric v itt•prise and Style.
Way'n Cletliingi a lam earicty.
A very handsome assortment of Teets all very cheap.
Underabi rt w cri, Woolen and Cotton. Dreas Shirts
Olovea. HOttiari..Btooks..EKlttee Colieze, in vtiort every
thing:l4ra Dress fkon top. to,tioe.
Tintgriemilventaccs tO buy your •Clething -at the
"Centre Building" aro. that you will Bud their Clothing
well MA°. and cut to fit, same as if made to order: As
practical Tailors they understand how to select their
ciothilig. Call and Pee, and try them, as so Many have
done andloinid it to their advantage.
.1. TI. RARER give their r t olliyideti attention to
FASHIONABLE TAILORING, having boa Maui yearn
nateriente Jn cutting, and'rkoit: having 7one of tie Beet
Workminatmoloysd, they are prepared to turn oat the
most fashionablu Oarments at abort notico, - warranted to
Bi t or need not be taken.lersouti dealing at other stores will find the same at
tenth), as If they perehissoil their Cloth of ilium.
Lebanon, Nov. 10th. -
Tutr ILECZITED n nltparioefOr.T AvrIST., ceiy del
,/ 16114 OK: Rama Auc, I NTior Porrzu, ~.C.Kartu
Itanste, and Cennesir etutelon, at
• RI ICIAIIT'B Wine and tiniat'Stare.
•-'
grakCito e-
AX/SII.IIEAS drily rinifii,.; 0%..r my len4‘,
11 , - .Shouting. mippling, : elll tuirrying Qtr my. fostt.
aud.othimeise earinaltAtts donetlettione„thicis to-pise
notice , putt all pet. ono art* forbid, ender polo 1,1 iho sile
verest-penalties, to trespass upoa any of my prem b.'s fa
quest of game. I will prosecute all sneh parties t. the
extent of Um law. JACOB YIINLi
Letninc;n, Nov. 3,
WM
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~.REMOVAU
MEM