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LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1859
HOME AFFAIRS.
Cirds, Circulars, Handbills ; Fos
ten, dcc., printed at the Advertiser office, at low
rates and abort notice—and in the most elegant
style.
Just Printed at the Advertiser
Omee, Notices to Quit, Veodue Notes and Sum-
moms.
Also a fine lot of double and single Acknowl
edgement Deeds ; Executor, Administrator and
Trustee Deeds; Mortgages, &.c.
Also,,Cosnmen and Judgment Bonds, and all
kinds of Justice's and Constable's Blanks.
Great Fire.-442,0 00 worth of
''.PROPERTY MISTROYIND.—STRICRLER, WILHELM,
'.& CO'd. LARGE STEAM FLOURING Mn.,L NEAR
l'AtatrnA, Derrnovsn.—Our county has bueri
'visited by another very destructive fire. On Sat.
`tardily night, about half past 12 o'clock, while
'the storm was at its height, the large Steam Mill,
!belonsing.to Messrs. Adam Strickler, David Wil
beln; SOireph Longeneeker and -Felix Landis,
about 1 mac from PalfrlYra, ,in ibis county, was
totally destroyed by fire, ;With dH iticontents, to
gether witk a large double two-story house ad
joining, occupied by GSorge Ehy's store and as
residences of Messrs. Strickler and Eby. The
fire no doubt was the work of an incendiary. It
originatial in the Weigh-Scales which were loca
ted in a different part of the Mill front the En
gincend fire place. In the office stove there had
beezi no fire for three days previous to the . burn-
frig. The work in the mill had stopped between
3 rind .4 o'clock, in the afternoon, after Which
there was no are on the premises. In addition
to the mill and house, which coat $30,000, there
were burned between 3000 and 4000 bushels of
Oats, belonging to Mr. Landis individually, and
also about 300 bushels of Ryo, in bags, belong
ing to the ISM gentleman, which wai sold and
to be shipped off en Monday. The firm had be.
tween 800 and 1000 bushels of wheat, and a con
siderable quantity of It lour and Corn Meal (the
exact quantity not known,) in the mill, all of
which was destroyed. 4. considerable quantity
of the Dry Gouda in the store were saved, but
all the furniture of Messrs. Strickler and Eby
was destroyed. 'The Store was insured but none
of the Furniture. The insurance on the Mill is
$9,000 and on the Douse $5OO, a pert'of which
is in the Lebanon Mutual, and the ballance in a
Philadelphia or New York Company. The whole
loss may be putt down as follows :—Mill and
-Nouse, $30,00D; Strickler and Eby's Furwiture,
$2,000; Eby's store, $3,000 ; Oat 4, Rye, Wheat,
'Corn, and Miscellaneous, $7,000. Total, s42 r
' 000. As the fire eoeurred during the provalenee
of a high wind, and in the deed of-night, but
little assistance in saving property or arresting
'the progress of the tlatnes, Could be renal:red by
the neighbors,
We direct , the attention of our
renders to unr weekly resume of Legislative end
cortgroAinin l proceeding,.
Hogg and Dogs.—A correspond
ent I . ollllplnine that twit . and dog's worry him uu
oi .in g ly. The hop. ho rays, run into his yard,
tau dogs run after them, and be has to ruu after
- tv.th. The evening before last, while In hotpur
suit, he slipped end fell, end while be woe down
it hof Ton at him, a dor, hit him, and bir punts
were rent. Ito wontu to know if these quadrup-
ttip have peculiar privileges here? To %cilia
we reply—uric the Chief Burgess.
Lecture 1I ose l ) oned.—We •here
been roquoetod to announce that the lecture to ho
given this (Tueeday,) evening by Rev. E. De
has been pootrionotl, on account of the
leeturcee inability to be hero.
The
title on the outside of to-drys
Aderrtfier, entitled "The Wife of our now Min
ister," deserves ft needing by all.
Sales—Mr. Mielmel Batdorff re
cently sold his farm, containing tint'acres, in
Bethel to•rnahip, to Muses for $7O per
ncre.—The twe.Ptory log house and lot of ground,
in Freileriekeirurg, of the late Ere Deeb, was sold
-tit public male to Geo. Bertram), for $l4OOO.
The following are the names of
the Teachers in attendance nt the tato Institute
bold in this borough : •
Lehrmnn Th.ri4ifili—MlK-Ki bf. F. Ftsphans, FT. P. hall,
M. C Maim, E C. Nish, Kate A. Bowman, E. Ranch.
P. 8 Wheat, 0 Zniol•zigi .1110(nr , . F. Phillips. S. R.
Li 11) t ft. H uck,.T.T. I.:Wanes, 8 lielon,r, S. fla•heson,
L. Mos .r. Wm. G. Word.-D C. Smith, .7 B.lTorst.
„North Lebanon P u? —Metre , A non C
Pooch Dle-prs F. Aug. Got, J. Itunmreint,
bluotarel. A. J. Lida.
linclwr. A. Klim.r. Miller, U. O.
Slintt. Wm. Elisafft , , J. S. Hopp. J. W. Illerbesiin.
North Leheniin—Wm. T. En4on D. W. 'Miller, S.
:Welly, A, S. Light, J. K, Seltzer, Jos: Beoa.m, 11. DI.
Alwelo .T, A. Light.
Snufh L•.lunnn—L. M. telerlir, S. Oelb. Lineaersaver,
C K. Bomberger. S. S. Wel.is, J. IT. Thither, J. Q. Royer.
East fkroorer—lVlllliiro Miller, 11. IL Squires, O. A.
Ooa, n•ep,
&WA Minitille—J K. Tfaingy, 11. H. Kreider, I'
.North Ant/et/M-1. Belsbansh, U. n.
B. Wltmet. J. S. Nioniblnie.
Be/h./—A. W Long, A. @hir It.
Aeatora—J. W. Sellers,
K West, Mr. Brown.
Jackson—J. Myers, J. U. Dossier.
The weather during a portion of
last week, was more like Spring than Mid winter.
It permitted all kinds of outdoor work, and, as
such, WAS n blessing to laborers and mechanics.
Efory wild winter day to worth a dollar to the
poor man who'd Iribors are oat of doors.
The Youiig Mens' Christian As
suciation.—Tbeso, hefts are doing mach good,—
awn bpr and extent fir lonence is rapidly
kereasiog-_-eed Atey ire now segardid ranch
Ayer Eby many who orhibitediimA little sonfiden es
,in them when brat frujentesi. Amity of ;MI
exchanges as much prominenne ie gilaext to
!proceedings - as I these of any tinny, wires° doings
are reported theoetn. Thea secret of their potirer
And success airerigifiated, tq to the tolereseee end
united effort of those )rho differ upon doctrinal
points' of belief, but stood upon COUIII3OO 'ground
as Christiana lasing God and their fallow men.
The Associ4lion of this place is active and faith
ful in carryipg, oit the purposes of its organisp,
title. The sociard of its labors for the past year
ahoy , a goo d
.. pgepple for its broth ran everywhere.
It should bo eappottel4, tind strengthened by the
personal preseirsdiltd aid of young men of every
tweed—and It Slioeld,ao*. Sod welcome all such.
"B leased is the ilesum4Finketv, for bliris the King.
don, of Ileaven."" . •
The Restauraat .pnclov, the Eagle
• •
Hetet, thle boroagh, ,ord_Poggfeil , Tirq
the Uoiel, under the attars& kf N4D, Sregi
Both are edgdrebly conctuoted, o,ysters
tice,) are served to lOdividstele Or Para" in "fi r
part of the noted,
obrata4 L unar Oil Lin3oa. Thn, aro, viltliout a
doubt., apapar; safer, and prodnaa a more brit
limit light than any other article' offaind,
barger, Market ;strait; ialbo _Agent. =
'ma, Tb.lttinotuation Train" ou . tteeiledisoi
v v ." RoilroO t fit the ow, that aakes all theo'
eopp,
Fur the /Abaft ;OA Advortiser
Mit.,,Entytm:..774 7 reading the etiliimns of your
paper, I fit* Cerritiptikaints fro% "elniost,•every
'hamlet 'the l iiistiiityo 'end Of pleb' a character
• -
the tYoOrr*dertiadiTsß6 pbrteatly.*iii ne4uaint
ed with, although they may never have seen any
of them. Now why should good "old Ileidleberg"
be behind any of them? It is certainly not be
hind eb.y of, fiz4ster ; townships in any otherre
specti and . there ii.aa reason, why it should re
-main untioticeit "1.- purpose then, from time to
time, to *We X9 l l l ins account of our improve-
Merits,
Sometithe agerl r noticed an attempt made, to
write,out alpudee:of papers the local histtiry-of
the county. This has been dropped, it Stent 9;
it 144 l*lirliistfrtiftta our town could have
furnished not a little-that would have interested
your readers:. If yod , should find .our inklings
acceptable, we will not promise for a certainty,
but you can tell your readers., to keep a lookout
fur some historie,entontbments of the dead peat
For a long time, owing to the phlegmatic ele
ment
in our german character, our town ' seemed
to be on a stand stiil, so, that it was often sairk of
it, that it was "a finished place." The sloiv plod
ding character that Inertia ovary community, so
exclusively german, is however, fast yielding to
the more energetic and enterprising spirit that
distinguishes ns so much is a people. Conse
quently old things are passing sway, and die
talk about "a finished pl.tee." is seldom hoard.--
In short a strargor could not bo at a. loss-to no
tice the chauges. On the - one-laid stands the
old town with its finished luck, While on the oth
er, the new buildings, thtyariousneW enterprises
Clearly manifest the rejuvenating spirit of some
of our citizens. It is interesting to mark the
progressive spirit of tho age WM* Les way among
a community so thoroughly under the influenee
of fogyism as ours has been for 'So long a time.—
Wo have, inlact, two distinct classes of citizens.
Those who still adhere to the "'good 'old way" of
their fathers, sitting in their easy chairs, looking
nt the enterprises around them and' with a pro
phetic shake of the head, indioatetheir utter dis
trust of anything new. Bien the very bobs in
the street afford a subject for Study- The flaxen
beaded youth, that stands lazily in the suashiefi,
or plisses through our streets 'Wlth- 4 1tis 'itteetsurod
tread and dull footfall, while eils‘4B of restless
little spirits arc around hire, Ariying young bar
gains, or planning some advontu,eons. expedition
or hurrying along with spirits feather light and
a leak of readiness for any blisiness:--proclaims
unmistakably to which of the two classes be be
longs. You would find thie- the.ease in every
American tofre, bttt lit Attire idifiti4ok as in those
old fashioned villages Of olirbtats, Which sprung
up under obr harry German - settlora. by no
means wish to find t&1lt With' the Viiihrta spirit
of our citizens. The de:ALA' ihittatta is dintt
excellent, and when one-gets into it real German
community, he finds such hospitsilitfand frank
ness as he meets nowhere else. „besides, the foty...
ism (we dislike tho word) is titit entirely: withtiiit
its use. It has in a great measure served to keep
in check, the wild and unbridlidapirit of 'Young
America." The two are entially .necestotry; by
their continual antagonism they.produee that glo
rious mean, that healthy conservatism, on which,
in the end, the march of a nation or individual
clepsnds for success.
Wu will not tire you, nor yoUvreadors by the
ltur,tb of uur letter, so we Ann . -defer opeaking
about our various enterprises, of themew Church,
our well filled and well lenducted Acadertis, &e.,
to nnuther SrDNEY.
Schrefferstown, Jan. 14, ISA.,
- C - ONGRES6t
WASHINGTON Jan. 15, 1359
Only oue branch of Copgresf - Watin-session to
day, the Senate having adjourned ever from
day until aran day. utter so•no unite -
portant business. adeptials.,xesOlutiou Calling on
the Secretary of the 'l74.fer general informv.
lion relative to the .Navykyards, with a view to
facilitating, business before the N.lvai Corn te Wee.
Another resolution Was lidepted which calls upon
the Naval Comntittoe toloport what legislation is
necessary to reduce the expenses of the NaVy.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the bill to codify the Revenue laws. but
the time was principally occupied in idle colloquy
on other matters. A dialogue between Messrs.
fttbOtxtut and COX, of etito,,ott.nd tnltaikea.l6
amusement.
MONDAY, Jan. 17, Mit.
The death of Mr. nAItItIS, of Illinois, WIS an
nounced in Congress to-day, and, consequently,
very little public business was done. In the Sen
ate, previous to the eulogies en such occasions,
Mr. Sewsito offered a resolution which Witi
dopted, calling , an the Secretary of the Treasury
for information retativeto the naive. oil trade Mt
the Coast of Africa. The 'Committee on Territo
ries were instructed, .oxt,motion of Mr. Smarms.;
to inquititi intafthWftWiliink of erg that
portion of the' erigtagi Torr4pry of Minnesota ly
ing west or the•iitoeties,tw. A petition was pre
set ted from 'Orions' agepie Of steatush ip lines he
twcon Now-Yerk7anffNMMpe, which w.ts referred
to the ComntitteFtin itotttls, praying for a
htodtheatinit itfrPte lavv s ielative to ektratidtts.
The joint restilation providing for the reinstate
ment of CiitniktotioSulitlie WO twitter post
than in the:Navy wag 'on-rdAtlii: Of air.
Netta, and passed S 7 to - 14."' -Friday of each week
was appointed for the 'consileratien or private
bills. A debate, lastingppwards of an hoer, took
Plan on a motion to take from the table the res
onation directing the Finance Committee to report
a bill to litalt.the expondttures of the Govern.
meatwithin the revenue. The matter was not
disposed of. In the Nouse stresolution was adopt.
od, that during the ensuinetire weeks the House
Will hold evening sessionsfo:r general debate.
Mr. Sritestn,lts, of Georgia, rttpllean effort to heve
Tuesday, Wednesday and Ttittfiday of next week
adt apartfor Territorial busineul bat it failed.
11 S 1 ti iv P
The _Me _pecia_ _oinm_t eon Elie oath
Railroad took decidedly adrorsoiotiou with ref
erence to the prosecution of that enterprise : They
voted down all propositions locking. to its imine
diatp sionstruotion, leaving onl7 tire resolution of
fered,by Mr. STEVENSON of Rentaky, that' lt is
impolitic to embark in the construction of any
road at this time."
TVEsnAr, 4111,1if t .IM,
Congressional proceedings to-day Were iikqa#„'
ins, and somewhat important. Iff
sle . ; Oro prqents kilns of departotesl4-re turps riedi
inemoriari, and ihe - passage of thejoinlo49?ittion
to permit. Consul HARII.I9 and hitt4l4preter -to
accept of gold snuff-boxes frbm Queen yicr t enia.
Mr. Sxwastpintrodneed a resolutjortthi4 was
adopted, calling for all the correspondenae be-.•
tween our Government and that Ofapain, relative
to tho purposed purobase of Cuba. A bill was
passed which enables the President to expend the
annuities of certain Indian tribes foreducational
and egrioultural purposes in their behalf. The
Pacific ll.ailroad bill was then taken up, and the
time until the adjournment was ptiodipally taken
up in voting on the sovoral amendateuts, the yeas
and nays being taken on each. it the pending
omeodatenta were finolty voted down, and .tbe
substitute of Mr. 11101.xn, submitted on Triday,
was adopted. It provides especially for the com
pletion of the mountainous and 4ebett.portiens
Rf : thp toad. It was then agreett ;that. An MU)
with its load of amendments and re-40;1140watt',
$ 1 , 04 014, be grietid, so that Elenaterr might Aeon'
something relative to the condition in' which It
/ winds, In the IT moo, a bill to reyisti and con
tinuo in force the lionnty Land iota of 1835, 1842
said 1854 r passed,- Prosidlint'e:Mpsange
waji.eiipsideiredlu'Oommittets of the Whole; And
Mr: Conro*Oh Lei made '&lg:teach in d vedaey of.
bicOnhan, Central Atierioan and `Megieen
ey. Sothis* plop of inepreptimmos.a.
Tilt LEBANON ADVtitTISER."--A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Sovera,l important'lnovementseharapterized the
Congreseional;ProCeed jog; to-day. In:the Senate
it resolution Was aclopted, on Motion of Mr. Pugh,
of Ohin,.callingnn..the Secretery.,of the Treasury
for retans f il ell- the Artiefes ezierta and Dn.
Torted and,-from .Cuba at all the Dotted •States
ports for the last five years. The Pacific, Railroad
bill, then name up,.the motion pending being that
of Mr. Drown to lay it on tho table. The Senate
refused to do sp,..by : 38 , 1ntewagainst 19. No fur •
ther action was bad. In the House, Mr. Cobb,
of Alabama, rejtorthil• :front the Cenimitteeett Mph
lic Lands a bill limendbigtini preeinption
tho °Wet being- to 'prevent:trend` by speculators.
Mr. Cubb explaintditiiiitainitiiiiiiislettlErz nbiu
ally.renignikon.theland but one day, and then
dispnifdfor it. TO
egeopy.4l, - for 'three months. Some objection
was niatlo to its larmedinte .WOnsideration, an :a
motion *as antdep table it—which, however, was
unsuccestitai4;nolooldrA vote;.• The 'expiration
of the tue4.4l4g hoill ; ,i3fWiliiVtid earth* Isroreed
ingi relatihit 'trotter. „The rest ; the. day
session was devoted 'to the considFiatiMi,ind6l2l
- an.l Diplomatic bill. Ac.
ter a spteeh l frerti46.iceilt, of S r enth Carnilinit; iii
room. of - thwacilasitilin of Cuba at all hazards,
the'bill under conshleration was taken hold.of in
earWr.a,'and a Vier:* iiiiiisdivoitty l d'eviie Dd.-econ
omy-was exhibited in.conneation ,with , it. The
otp.rqpriation for a 'salriry. for a Persian Minister
was stricken out. Mr. tovejoy, of Illinois, pro.
piised to strike out all appropriations for salaries
for Ministers aricrOonnissioners, tut his motion
The Missions to jltiinetand Switzerland
were. then y stricken out, when the bill was laid
aside for other business, and the Rouse adjourned
tuttlyevoning. As agreed upon last week, the
House met in the evening for general debate in
Committee of the Whole.
T.he Secretary of State has reported tp:the Pres
ident that * the only correspondence which has tak
en, place between this Government and those of
Prance and England relative to Cuba, is that
which • occurred between his Departtnent and
Count de Sartiges and Mr. Crampton, conatunni
eated to the Senate on the-4th of January, 18.53.
This decisively niisWerP the Irestion,propouuded
Vo the fesohition of the Rouse of Representigives,
passed Several days ago.
Thursday, Jan 20,
Nothing of special importance ocettired in -
gross to-day. In the Senate the Invalid Penslon
bill was passed. Mr. BENJAMM; of Louisiitia,
reported-a substitute to Mr. Masos's bill author
izing the - President to asp the land and taaralfer
cos of the limited States In certain ease*. The
substitute, was ordered to be printed. • The .Pa
-1 eillie Railroad bill waslhen taken Pp, and the do
bate on it contimied Worn the adjeurnment. 'Mr.
Axis tinido * three hours' stkeett %Via of sub
+diluting his minority report, and advocating-the
adoption of the Southern Tette. In the .thilite
the Speakei twill:Mated the Select 'C'eninilttee of
the ehargete orentruptinn in the Nat, Beradtliient.
Nothihg elte interest 'Was done during
either the day or the eVen ing. session.
In compliance With a resolution of the Senate,
the President sent to nut bodY n dcmilMent 'ex
libiting the unsettled condititin of etaiiiis 'of A
merican citizens against foreign goVerbibents..--
The largest claim is that of Capt..*.e. WEfiSTEIi
against Great Britian, amounting to s6,3lh;ffill),
for toss end indemnity for lauds purchased frolil
a New-Zealand'chief, and of which - he 'MU! dis
possessed by English officers. Various (Abend:tints
against that Government aro urged.
To-thiy there erns nothing done in Cnngrestc re
quiring special-notiee, iG iteing private =lender
day in both llA,u:ges.'
A WORD TO' OUR-FAIR READERS.
1 - IpMAH TELE BASIS OF BEAUTY
"I3eauty is only skin deep," says the Proverb,
and unquestionably a pure" 'transparent cotupids.-
ion is essential to female loveliness. Such acorn
plosion is. he n`vidence of health, while Sallowitess,
.•.,_ _
opseity of the skin, eruptions, boils, dry onritilta
tions, and all external it'd:mations are intlicate
of a disturhedmondition of the stomae . h aril
liver. Upon these organs the fatnous apelieht
and tonic kitosSti ds ifolloWay'S Pills, lOU With A
directness, preettlion and 'rapidity,- unparalleled
in medical science. But.thedistingliislted chem
tat and pallidlOgist, to *beta we owe this inesti
mable remedy, has coupled with- it an external
application which removes every outward disfig
urement occasioned-by impurity of the animal
fluids, while the Pills are regulating art 4 rer.ora
ting the vital machinery within.-11ollowny's
Ointment seems to purge the vessels of the skin
of every iritatitriparticle, and to clarify and lin.
part-almseate tint to that delicate e ee.itire
en4rep,i. we ?wee id...ety to 'lndite who valirai
smooth, fresh, unspotted eompittaion,
cosmetics, They suppress the natural ev.pfora4
Lion of the Skin, diire the acrid inirnors,it Weir
seek a vont through the pores, into theAMireek..of
• .
vilaii4,:autl-sha,,wjto goo tr,41,10,3.1 thoiti ai&to .ttn.
part a temporary 'beauty-to her' face, neck, and
arias, is hut a whited sepulchre with 'faced cor
ruption min if our fiiinreatlers
Will heed honest milinsalvthby,ivill banish we'th•
es on trpo wdelkfrourtheie dressing Maths., Alta
Seek to plant the" lid the' tnie
thh heti •Br .
dial. If . the litoMilk Oebitlittrgeri. With bile, the
Pills wili , hoon rectify - the iiijahltief, and send a
• .
pure, rosy, healthful strokes' through every afthr:
,
ff ulcers, pimples, bulls, tamers, dr
scrofula in any of its unsightly . !shapes are
,devel
oped ttio Skin, the glands, or. the fleshy fibre,.
the Ointment, penetrating to the very roots of the'
exeresence, will remora it, Without leaving dis
coloration or a scar.—N. Y. Nat. Pot. Gazette."
Oon Ci*MON SeneoLS.—The ,annual report of
the Superintendent of Oommsn &hoots of Penh.:
Sylvania, shows that there are 11,281 sehoole.in
the State, beinglitrinereasedf 325 °Ter 1857; that
there era 628,201 scholars in attendance upon-the
the schools, habit tin increase 60,8,03 over 1857;
that the number of teachers i5=13.,850, and that the
average of. salaries of.male teachers per month, is
$24 25, of females, $l7 22. 'The average cost of,
instruction for each scholar; per month, his been ,
63 cents, and the total expenditures forschaol pur
poses during the year, were $247,132 41. These
figures include the city of Philadelphia ,which
has heretofore been omitted from the State ;Su.
perintendent's Report. -
IMIMI
TnE NATIONAL, FeUEDRY.--It iS sald'at Wiesh
ington that Mr. FAti tICNETt, of Virginia, is ready
to proposea new plan for military, defence, which
contemplates the. erection ofihree foundries, one
on the Atlantic seaboard, ono in the ;.Mississippi
valley, and oiie, ou the Pacific coast. 116 says
transportation by sea, during war, would incur
too much risk, and that the,Gulfrelies for iLs sup
plies by the Mississippi. At present he proposes
to establish but one foundry; the site to be 813Ieb
tad by the President, upon a report Vora a 'board'
of army and' navy officers either upon the Allah:
tic coast, or in the valley of the,Miseissippi.
LINDSEY'S IMPROVE!) BLOOD SEADCNEft.—LI to
day's paper will be found the advertisement of a"
medicine new to the people here, nevertheless well
known in a greater portion of this State, and all
throne). the western States.--Wherever this pled.
icine has been introduced; it has attainekl. fla
menco popularity, and the same reap It tritl,pc
doebt fillip* its introdnetien "into 'this county,
Tbez•ffftlfttoftif 'Dreary, as sit forth by affidavit; is
certainly one of the most remarkable on record
Die ease, however, is tket the only remarkable
one Connected With the bssitrig,ipaßtros of this
Medicine, but Oleic - - ete'bnudtedti of, others. It
1 5 , 8 1raple, yet andit is claimed. for it
that, no blood purifier has pit betirivlieeirvered
whichAlocutits.werklo 4Yerylierson
afflicted , stlth, aft 144 h 0, ifigsess ..natned I 9,,fltis
sairiiitieerierVahould ge at onee,to:Gnikeellte
gents; ankitilt aDireulari - road itPearefutlY; and
then give the medicine* trial. sold by Dr. Ross,
opposite Oft Court llonso, Lebanon, Ps.
t r EDNWSPAY, Jlllll. 19, 18515
FIiiDAT, Jan. 21, 1852
%Ai... In Chicago, a. young sewing-girl has re
caireci n letter from an uncle in New York, stat
ing that herself and two uncles had fallen equal
heirs to the comfortable sum of £27,000,000, or
about $ 13Monft,000, by the recent death of an un
cle where he had accumulated
his 'Tien se.fortune in mercantile purauriM.
Tuiq:dfiteit Titemt.- 7 4ume °file up-riv.r. pa
pers arelicteinPfing idirtata tbeimpression that
but .l(tileluriiher, is :be mgVirnpitrid fur market,
and that ehnsequently the reftindemison will be
a ,
dull one next spring.- :nip, SaYst4lte:Dauphin
joematet,'Seitil,ftidge, an dikten'tied ler effect. We
predict that the supply-*tad at
thlivointMext season, Wllliheykallyierital to, if
V lurer ., that at any : rafting eoaeon~ to any
years.
MARRYING A Naga° TO A WHITE GIRL.—The
Madison, Wis., papers are lampooning the Rev.
B. B. Persona for marrying a negro, named hio
-ses Marry, to a white — girl, named Story. The
reverend gentleman apolOgiies and explains by
stating that the parties came to him after night,
She with her hair curled and her face blackened.
Mr. is Buys no one was more "shocked" than he
lit latiss , eqinik married the patties.
'tsgt, baring the time of. the terrible epidemic
IA Norfolk and Porten°iltir;iiit the summer of 1855,
a millifihr of Wont id the scene of
desolation to aid the slifferers by the scourge. A
number fell victims to thOiLver. it has bebn
tertnined to inter those victims at Laurel Hill,
where a monument has-becn. erected to their mem.
ory. The bodies were accordingly disinterred,
and they reachodThilkielptitkonFriday, Jan. 14.
Linnard's Taste Restorative Tor
ches, the groat substitute for Tobacco, are for sale
at Dr. Ross' Drug Sthre,
gpfii.q-...gtotit: - 00.
"VILA See advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver
Invigorator in tirrOthet' colintirt.
itibt DtE-11AIR Dit—i(Alß DYE.
, • Win. A. Itatehelar's Nair Dye!
. TA; Originaland
,Best the World/
All otters ire more imitations, and ifiould be avoided
if you wish to escaps4idicule.
ORAN, BED, OR RI3STIt TIME Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black without the least
injury to Bair or'Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS., AND DIPLOMAS , have been
awarded Writ, A. qtelielor since 1839, nod over 80.-
. 009 apidicittionsliabb r bea inade tithe Hair of his pa
trons:Of'hisfamous rye.
WK. A. BATOILELOE'S HAIR-DYE produces a color
not to be Aititroguielicd'from nature, and.i9 andwattnanTan
not to injure in the least; bowever long it May lie eontin
incl. and the ill effects, of Bad Dies ,remedied; the Flair
invigorated for Life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold or appliedlin 9 private rooms) at the , Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway. New-York.
Soldin 'all cities and towns of the United itates, by
Druggists and.Fandy Obbds Eudora.
The Genuine has the Valllo and addresi upon a
ateel plate engiaring.anSour sides of , ochre.; of
'WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
233 Brosdiray, New`' York.
Der Sold at Dr. Boss' Drug Store, Leis/aim, Pa.
WIGS--WIGS—WIGS.
.WIGS AND TOUPEEEaurpass
Theyitiebleitant, light, easy told durable. , •
Fitting to aeliarra—no turnlag . l ol:ohind—no shrink
ing off the bead: indeed this is the duly Establishment
'where those - things andfrorierly,utfdetstood and made.
- 233troidtraY,'Nels York.
DikLIMIPS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOA-
In all diseases.; iittemmation morent Uwe
j wrede Cites
—not to allay Intimimuttlon strikes at die rea daft.%
—benen ithmedlite cure.
DAILLEIVS MAGICAL; PAIN BA% .
c td Uothing dee, wilt allay infilunniation at bike,
make saeriaFnil;77
SIAGICAL PAIN EXIRACTOR
will e4lle ilia telloWing iniong a gredt cinlingue of di:
/eases auliiirkseace,bnit, clArFs, sem infnisti,tiiins,
sonions, mat* falai* HkiES, Poison, 'chit:in./din,
Snip SCROFULA, tik k EliS, 'SEVER SORES, iSLO:iS, Sift dcfS
FILES, sow: nue, nowt, sWvazinosoutacistatok. SCALD azin,
SALT RHEUM. DALDXESS, BRYSIPmas, nzweivinift,. amuses
ITCH, SHALL PDX, HEART:LS, RASH, &V. &b. '•
To some it max appear incredulous tbit 9d ninny die,
Drive should be reached by one article; Annan idea will
vanish wben reflection points.Wbe , fitot.
is a combination of ingredientireacb and every ono 110=
plying a perfect antidote to its app , site disorder.
BALLET'S MAGICAL l'aiN fiXTILACTOIt
. . . _
in its affects is Magical. hocansethe time is so short be
tween disenaa and n permanent mare; . and it an extract
or of it draws all disease out of the affected part, leaving
nature as perfect as before the injury. It is fcarcely
necessary to say that no house. work-shop, or manufac
tory should be one moment without it.
No Pain Extractor is genuitia slalom the box has - citron
It a strel plate engraving, mith•the liktrie ofileary Llal.
lay. Manufacturer,
For sale'by all Druggists and patt , nt'mktiCillte dealers
throughout the Dated Siam. aud , Caniam.
Princip.l Dopot, 103 Chambers St.. N. Yvik.
' - CHAOS
SOW at Dr. ROW Drug sturo. Lekaum Pa, •
DA-. 1, 18t3.-ly.
IMPOBTAN' T TO*VALLES...» . DT. Cheeseraan'S
11,1,3:=Zthe - hesiblmeilois 4. ingredients in theie
Pills, is the 'Sault of a long and eitensive practice; they
are mild in their operation; and certain cif restoring na
ture to its proper channel. In every hightail have the
Pills proved successful. They are certain to open thhea
obstructione.to width females are liable, and Wing na
ture into its proper channel, whereby health is restored,
and the pole and deathly countenance changed to a
healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless
she is regular; and whenever an obstraction takes plate,
whether frqm exposure, cold, or Mir other eau**• the
general - health immediately begins to ,decline. and-the
want tff such a remedy has been the cause of so many
mitieithli d ions among young remittal. lffetidaehe, gain in
e, palpitation of the heart, loathing of food. and
fit tu 'bed deep, de most atwaya arise teem the htterrup,
time nature; and whenever that is theuase, the t'it's
will invariably remedy nil theie all Cases of
nervous and spinal affections in the haekand limbs, low
nen of spirits. hyateries„ de- Nor' tire they leis calcite!.
otie in the cure of Loncorrheta, commonly' called the
-Whites.". These Pills should heverlie taken dating
prr gnacY. as they would be sure to cause a
.. nilsatrriage.
'Warranted purely Vegetable. and free from inything
juriotis to life or health: fiat andeexplicks; directions
whirh should be reed. acconuisuy each Vox.
The 4 Pilit'SPOput hp in square flat boxes. Permits
issiding where there are no agency established. by en
clesibg One Dollar in a letter.
: prepaid. to etttall 4 larised
agent can have them sent to their heilintiVe iiildreisseeny
Pet.Ulll of Mil.
PAqi: nu CCItING§. General 40:Oaf the tJ. States„
i133-thaibbers at., Neiv York. To whom all ° Wholesale
orders,should be Addressed.
$
old at Dr.. Ross' Drug Store, Lawson, 'Pa.
Deb. I, iStig,-Ip.
"IcsitraE l s fining," bY Dr. 4; It Kinks oaf Pr. ,
Ade
phia Pals calculated CO center great percents on man
kind.' It weans the yoting against it *veiling vice viv
idly depicts the sad consequences of youthful Jettisons.
Mtn, and at the same Meal!. he,„found usefel tape.
rentsidnegitsrdiern, as aiding them' - to' bring up 'the
children amunlited to their charge, ht the envoi' virtue
and purity. In the *otk before MI, every indelicate, al;
lesion is cautiously avoided. whileln the diction genet ,
B uy, there will be found nothing of a nature to offend
even the Most sensitive reader. Itis sheering, however,
to,learit froze AL imps. that Dr. If. ears furnish remedies
Of initgoration, even for the moat enfeebled patients,—
See adv. , .
Roikrway's Ointment and Oats.— • Frightful coinleiltlehoeS
ensue from the neglect br.scrofula or king's ;evil in' its
earlier Angus. Loss
. of. sight, and of hearing, terrible ul
cers, the destruction :Of the ...AO-It of the face. and the_
dropping ,or or entire limbs, are among the horrors of
this disorder in itsererst stave.. Brea under these cir
cumstances, it may be arrated by powerful dislnfee
tint and boating progertiee4 Ogdloway's 01r/trona; but
ft to ranch better to take thollisease In time. and expel
from the blood the virus w leh produces 'these ravages,
before ditingitrement and inutllation eotnuience, . The
Pills should be administered oremienally while this flesh
is hwiling vadat the operation of the Ointment. This
treatment is infallible for all eruptive disorders, ulcers, ,
humors, opou wZ.iands and ndolipt cosec,
11.EIZIROLD'SGBEUIER PREPARATION:*
agotitomys GonuinstPREPAII,ATION.. ( .
lIELMEOLIVE Chninine,Pit NPARAT/ON.
IIELSIBOLD'S Oenuine PREPARATION • ,
Is prepared a9mrding to Pharmacy arid Chomistryirith
theiiroako4ololll4 aid . Chemical- .Icioirlirlee 'dovotott
to their combination, ..'See advertisement hooded
ILELIABOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
Ittigisuo‘ Piro.
Preaehing in the Methodist. 'Episcopal Church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
EPISCOPAL SEnvic?.s..---Rpv. Mr. Lightner, Of
iteading, will "preach in'the Eagle,Buildings,
next Sunday; the 30th inst., nt lt o'clock, A.
M. and. 3 o'clock, .
German preaching next Sunday morning, in Sa
lem's Lutheran church. -
Preaching rixt:Sphliath morning in thpilfirman,
and isty thebvening in the pri g lish language, in
the Reformed Church.
gnglivb cervices , near Sabbath Morning and Eve.
sling, in Zion's liitheran,Cherch. Preparatory
servtoes, together with Coudrnintion and tap- ,
tism, as Saturday attempt*: English preacn
lug every evening durittg-the week.
German Service. in the Moravian (13arie0cial Mall)
next Sunday morning.
On Sunday, the 13th of, February, the Mo retiaii°
. goegregatitn,, will ftir'ttiV,kiliSt•
their imPir-Allich . 64409.
el Re~nkefront will , be promo i , , and preach
in the German and English 4 1sidgulgii . e : . , . Oarr
friendi far and near are invitedlo**o9‘,Wills
us that the Lord bath helped thus ° far.
ttartiEV,.
On the 20th inst., by thelVev. IL B. Miller, All
em Biebler to . CathorineAeelieriei b oth Leb
anon. , .
On the oth inst., by flew. Eggers,. ,Ephroitn
Schmidt, of ne:dleberg, do &rah Kapp - ,, of
Jackson.
On the 13th inst., bythe same, Henry Beckley,
or Jockson, to Eliza Holtman, of Bethel. -
On the 9113 inst., byllov, Orbits, DanielTetto, to
Rebecca 4ushach, both of Union.
M.
Ou Sattredity, the 22d inet„ very, •attddenly, of
cramp, Mrs . Citbaride, Soar
foss. '• • , r
ph the 23d inst., in this h o rangh,'of eausnmptlon,
Sulan,"daughter of - birches dee'd
aged MI .years. - -*, - -
On the lEitli inst., in M'rs: Anna,
nitlow of Davirtreiterr
Onthe 11 th inst., in UnionTorrnshin, - Mr. jAcoh
Bother, aged 42 years, : Lniunihs, and. 9 day..
On tho2th,;.inst: near Eretrieksburg,„ Lumina
Weber, aged ;11yiiiirsa months and - 2ednys.
On th'e 13tirinst., in Sehteffersiown, , lrenry She
ga.r„,,hged.h.hirn t TO;
tht,-lighkr
Caretay iiiritaisi
Wmets:
Leb. 311116 Ex. nth: $ 6.50
Smith Xictiii 6 00
Fine 5 0
PAWS Wheat) .13
eiViii3 Rai What, 1 26
Kline Rye, . 75, •
Corn,
OntSt
Olovereemi, r. 00
Timethy-ieed . . ' 2 60
Flax seal!, .
Dried Apples,* litt.,l 00
Dried elppleiclitaledam ,
Peach "Snits; - 2 6U!
Peach "iftittels;"..
194
Cherries, 60.
: 407"
it* ••eik, •
-2y by Ity,Arkemr.
oIy,.TANUASY`26, 1 8 59 ;
Potatdes,Vl3u 75
rifitt; ° 4 l l:;!
Lard,
Tairdik, 9
Maim, - t ft
9
fictea;', 9
Soap, • 8
23
lybiteißagO = 6
F/112411 2 1 4
Briitieicialb4l . 4o
Veit:SOK "f 1222,
W 9 41;' .1 0 110 -
s99p l flogrisiiß,Nt.
Vibegar,itlol:: 12 ?-4
Applellotto,lB, otrock, 45
•
The. Phi ladiehifilit : Market.
PHILS.l?„FiikirlA, Jan. 24,1850.
The Brendstuffe paprkatf:isrftrnit at the improve.
went noted yestorday, - tte4Rirther sales of 2000
barrels Weetein extra were thade`nt $5 t 5 peer bar=
rel, Main poldo!spow. ask this figlie for superfine:
The sales for liedievenSoMption'llangh from $5 02}
up to 17 M 'for commonant folic, late. The re•
eeipts are small, and a' large. Proportion of the
stock is withdrawn, for the present. iT.s sales of
Rye Flour or Corn Meal, and no change to hotice
in prices: •
:Grain—There is but little Wheat offering,'and
we again adian'oe oar titiotaii6hs 2 cents per bush
,al;. sales of 700 bushels good and twime
vania Red at $1 32eat$1. '4si an 2 . 00 . boslielt
choice Kentucky Whitemt $1 66'in store. Rye
Is wanted at a further advance; bushels-461d
at 87 ,cents. Corn comes forward slowly, and is
an moderate &Maud, Shies of2ooo thshels nen ,
yellow at SI cents, anti some damp at. 75®77
cents. Oats are steadYiat 48 . cents,fiq Delaware
and 48a centslor Pennsylvania; 4800 bushels-Bar
-14 Sold cn piivate.terms. _
ell:wonted Continuos active, with further sales
of 200 bushels at $6 26@0 50 per 64 the; 285 racks
from second hands at , s6 Nothingdoing in
Timothy or Flaxseed. The latter is much wanted.
CATTLE MARKET. 7 —The arrliala of Beef
Cattle at thellifferat p.trda, shot, a considerable
increase tiVer those of ',a.4 week, sales onto •
prising about.M at Wardell's, and 488 0 at the
Bull's Head : . The zolirlig: most
iif the rete. - offered - brought las't ; Week's prices,
*Melt ranged at from $7 to $lO sl}—the latter for
extra quality. s The hulk of the sales, however,
were at kora $9 to $lO the 'P:laths. :About 250
Cars i",thil'eal . rei Were 0614 d, t-Wiritti)i's, and
Met with reoltlr WA, at fi.iiin*4ll-to t - 54 for fresh
Cows, $2O to $35 for Sprittg,erS - , to 25
for di - j - "pows, Of, liogs, the.arrit'als at
Yard Were 1971, all OE Whibli *bre ilcalioshil of. at
trom.s7so to $8 25 the 100 lbs Prices are
rather better. Of Sheep, there' wore about 8000
offered et Wardell's, and all, sold" from ,$3 to $5
each, according td'condition - , - equal to _9®loo
lb, dressed. . .'
Stb.;l_ - ,..-gilljt.otis .- 'to##to.;
FOR RENT
11001ill-4 on tile second, and Per on the third story
0 —of which
,2 rooms with OA!: GIOTIT ran. he let to.
agetler, and a LARGE BASE:UP:RT. with a small
room end collar, on Cumberland Arcot, in the Bor
ough of ,Lehanon, are offered ror Rent. Apply to
Lebanon; Joniaary 26, 1669. 30IIN C. RSISN Me.
Chestnut Rails lot' Sale.
TILE undersigned hag batwecn ten and ifteen hnn•
Bred CHESTNUT RAILS and few hundred OAK
POSTS, Ow into, at - hii Landing: at the Canal, a Mao
n rtheast orFoster frs Hutch's Vounchry; topthcr with
a largestock of COA Land CORDWOOD, which will be gold
as low as will snit the time. D. LlOLlT;(3lcrciutnt.)
Int,anon, Jon 26.11359.-4 t. .•
1C 1,114)A. :1 - 1 :
ki - Tul)Tii)ir
WILL be sold at Pent,ic AucTrog, an mane:clay
Wd.daptif Abruary. 1869. at their well known
Siorealand.,in idayitaille; North AnnYillo tcexiatdp,‘
large stock of GOODB, as follows, fir; .
DRY GOODS.•
• GROCERIES, . • .
QUEENSW ARE, .
HARDWARE, it., ie., le. . ..
4ffrtilala to commence at 12 o'clock, 31., when con&
tioni will be medo known by J: Sr 8. MEYER.
D. finnan . , Aneeer. : AnSory 29,'59.
Pub!i4 Shir.
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
t ry. .o-11 - 4,-0` ;
- -
\VI TM M, Re sold deed &tie, itlho rbsidiniimPdf Da•
• L. Snavely,d.. ln North trbanoii toshi
ship,•about 2 mils', west of this borough, neer the Unlob
Canal Tunnel, on
. • ..•
O'r Ab•ruork
AND
iri4fly. /kora 4, •
property: riOrtStil. 6
Idl-CH Cows, 26 tread of YOUNG CATTLI,/lEEP,
10 SHOATS. add 3 SOWS, 3 large PLANTATION WA
GONS with bodies, covers and troughs: 4 sets • of Ilay
Ladders, Stone Ladders, 1 one or two horse Wat3l3. I
Cart and Witness, 0 Ploughs, 3 Harrows, I Corn Plough,
1 Shovel narrow. I Cultivator, 2 patent Hay Rakes 1
4. h orse Pnivar 7lllABlllNGMACHlNE,withgsfmstrep.
2 Winnowing Mills. .nith screen dye foet long, Straw
bench, 1 GRAIN . DRILL, (Browses - patent Lancaster
C 0.,) I Corn Sboller.l4 sets of Harness, Bridles and Sad
dles. sixth and fifth Chains Cow end Halter Chains.
Doable trees, spreaders', h.:Flax-breaker, pitch manure
and wooden Forks. 4 Wheelbarrow'', Shone quarrying
Tools. 4-borne LOG SLED, 1 one-horao Sleigh. Farnfßol
ler, 19 tons of Coal, 1 Crowbar r lvt. of Salt, lot of 454 and
3 inch Oak Planks, a lot of 4 inch Whitetalk Scantling,
a lot of old Iron, Sbowels, Grubbing Hoes, Picks, &c.,
BEDS and BEZISTEADS, 2 Stoves and pipe. 1 Bureau. 4
Chests I wood Cheat, Chaim, Tables, 1 Sink, 1 Clock,
Seed Potatoes, Scaldlng,Trough, Butchering Tools, such
so Rolling Knife, Cleaver, ie. ec., I cross-cot Saw. wood
Saw, Chisels, Augers, axe, adze, ac, Meat Stands, Bar
rels. Tubs. end other small Stands, 2 Grindstonea,
TIM
OTHT SBRD, Cradies r e.nd Scythes, 3 ladders, 1 stilyard,
1 Gun. Itopesp•appte-tree Pruner, and a variety of other
articles to numeroux to mention.
Sale to commanCe at 10 o'clock, A. H.: 9 months cred
it even. ' RI7DOLPH SNAVELY.,
30/14i. B. SNAVELY.
HENRY B. SNAVEIX t .,
P. Emblcb, Auctioneer.) AslifillilatmtArs ;
Janbary .26, 1519.
•
Public - Sale. ••••1 ,- .-- ,
VILL be sold at Dablie'Kele, Salts:ritzy WU' day
AbSitary,: vied, at the'resideiLis orthe'imbecrlV
er,onoChesiout Wee . in the BortougliefebohOli, nea'
the Evangelical Church,•the following reefifig.lkoper•
ty, vie: •
.„„ A complete atisait -
y
• • BOLD AND'
ZI
r j • TilliE;* our follSOWsi vie BU
....ILEAC, five BEDS and BadasulC
• one eight day CLOCK, one now ..-
Silver LgPINEWATCEL - two largo LOOK
ING MUMS. one COOKING STOVE, one
DARIO STOVE, TABLES, CHAIRS, Settee , St oo d, o n e
Sink, two3Cupboar4oi, Cheets,a lot of Carpetingof which
30 yards K good Woolen Carpet, a lot• of Earthen-ware
and Tea Setts. one huge Iron Kettle, ,i,ne geollSopp'er.
Kettle, Tee, Stands. Axe, Sitokas'uantity precool, Wood,
and many other articles too numerous to mention. '
/OP The above articles are nearly as good es Heir, —,
Sale to commence all o'eleek, Y. B. whin a reasonable
credit will be given - and terms made knOwn by
le. MOWS, Ane, JOHN. YOVNO
:TAbanon, jimmtriy . 26, 186th • . ,
.
- Notice.
•
To th e Members of litirGerman lkeititilitti' Cone citation
of JatilisoitsTnirnehl,P,'Lebanon County:—
A' PPLIOATIOiI lies bben made bilbe Trustees Or Slid,
.LUCongripgatton, to, the Cobrt of Common Pietas of
esid•Contity, for an'order or atio-of their Real Rstite,"
excepting the lands set apart as the'Citriteli nroperty.
asid:tne Ooart:hae tiod:oil , th,eykist Mrtrigrotlrch.
next, in the Prothonatary's Mde, - tfi e , Diirpn hof
Lebanon. when and where ill perione inteivirtedm yitt•
teed if they think proper, and desire to be heard, either
for or:lfgainsitisid application for said
, • JOHN' STAINS, Protley,
pet Jelin W:Eetki Deputy.
Lebanon, Jan. 19, 1859.
,Nl, 4 * Al2.O%'ytRTtEMbITB.
PiDSEPS IMPI3.OVICD:. :-.:,..
, 8 L00 D .,.... SEARCHER,.
....,...I#4:o*7ACKNltifi ADDOSIt .... ". ..
RIEME_mALL AuENT.
.. •-; •• Pii'lmyeirettie of the insoii, ..,,- -., '• ' •
.TEitt'iLl/1)...S ITS IT9AIK _ f'-•a
Taoko.ll.6tgr.T..V.- T 411tbruitLIT.
AND WITIIV. ,1'.4111d:11.;'..
T u" gmat Ptll./VAR: . gil. *tit?' #fir,Tilit;lic but a
few yearii,inta t alrlagY iron a halide end famigottdie
unexampled in tbeloistfty,of•airy:theffloolitireflnven
ted. The iitgredientifreompetting it tere'sladtle: 'yet An
ra
cobinatt n all powerful iu driving Slit - ease' frotht the
human sy-tem.lt comet , ' - • .
Scrofula, • t Canceroititfertnitlqht,,
• •
Cutaneous' Diseases ,, -. I E il iip,A4 m g* . .
Pimples on the flee, . , Sore Byes. ... .
Old A stubborn . Mani, laid Head, . • •
l'etter affections, Rheumatic 'Dhaiti(ers,.
riaratiois, . - . tOostlien'eas,,:•:.-r: -.t.
j aiiti a - k e , ,- • • Salt•ltheniK '' • --: ..
MeicifitaljnieaSes, - ' 'Genet-Si Debility; •• ' •
Lifer C' plaint. Lois — CO-4p - petite, ..
Low Spirits, " 'lngit - Siotthich: •• •
Fertile COmfilatuta k and .11 Diallliime liitiltig -theft
origin in . & Impure Slate ;•irthi Blood. • .
Every Agent who has thik inildieltsii• for 'sale. him air
cedars on band containing certificitts from poreocts who
•IlaVe:bein cured by It'll*. ' Many of them are deiper
*teems, and,commeitti theMseleest to the attention of
tbothf athlete& with any et the above ,diesseTo. .Tha• fol.
lowingcertitleate alone ts. selected. as carrying nit,' ft
the most induhitable evidenekof the virtues of the won
derful medicine.. .„. , .
' S worn statement tif• David trereary, of Napier Town
ship. Bedford (panty:,. -
.In April,4o6,•MS•ticar is I can rometiibier, a pioan
jalz9ple.pade its,apporance on my lip, which soon be
detail /shittimeilidd totlf • I,ssed poultices of sorrel. and
wash of blue sttrol,„,itzromt direct.. Shading:the sore
eXtisiding- I boricid dif :'Ery,,of. Sbliellsbnrg, who pro
nouneed It Oxiiit. r.iipSd' Pinecilbad'it *IA .of Sugar of
lend.andiSrisint 5611111 bet. le:Adana' the* telffletes of to
*Ton I cad * o 9DGE4etterer Ha v iii r ille;•soliKri
bounty,. who Aldo pfonotrar k ed t he diiiisaie Calker. it
Saveuto internal and trOknatronidieS---thclatter con
tilting twine:T:6lly of auntie; 'but al 1* to no purpose, as
the dlaeeze continued spreading toward the nm.e, I next.
used a pinaration • 1 arsenic, in the form of solve. This
fur a time checked the disease, bytt th 9 iitilapanlPiali non
Inclined.' I.next cared upon Dr Stotler of Bf.••taluirs.
Ivilla; Bedford:county, who also pi.-htiinCed the, dlsetua
Cancer, end applied a salve raid tic be •et.' never tailing
remedy, but it radon effect whatever i n: checking the
spread of the sore. • lirrDocember. of, the lame year, the
(Heenan had eaten away a greater port of my upper lip,
and had attacked the nose. when, I Went to Cincinnati
where I Consulted Prot R. S. Newinn, of the Eleatic
Medical College. He pronounced the: disease •-ot mane-
OH Cancer. super -induced by an inordinate uao of mer
cury." Ho applied mild sine ointmentf and givi me in
ternal remedies. My face-herded up. but inflantma
tion was not thor,uxhiy removed. Iu Felt y, 1857,
be Pralthlikhd me cured. and I left • - nrli me. ,In April
the disease sin% *thine& and sty vloleitt' 'was the:pain
i that I could not rest at night! Late in May I returned to
1 Cincinnati. and again placed myself untietrt homteirgs of
I Dr. Newton, with whom .I remained until Sei tonttinitu
ring which time he used every known rentedy,-elitlbkt
ty Succeeded in checking the disease. but when . ' retlirn
ed home there were still three discharging ulcers unun
my face. I continued wing Newton's ereparationsArld
also medicine that I got from Dr Lly. bat the Can. .&
continued growing until it had eat or the left side, of hey
nose, the greater portion of my left cheek, end hod at
tacked my. left to. ~112.41 given up nil h.pe of ever lie
hog cured. kloce Dr. 11,v raid Ito could give reli t. bet
it
'that cure woe impos‘iblo. In March, 1858.1 botight a
bottle, of "Blood Senre-er;" butt I must confess 'hitt I
Led no faith In it. I wee very weak when r commenced
takingtt • but I found that. I _aimed strength day 1)
day and a lso that the ulcers o mmenced drying up. .1
*attuned, slid m•ben the third bottle was Wren my face
was healed as if b; it ntlrfo•le. I u-ed it fourth bottle.
and T have been healthier shwa than I have hren for the
list aeven ybars. Although my face is sadly.di-trured.
Ism still graceful to a benign Prriiidence who ha+ spar
ed my life, and which has been done through the learn
titobtality of hienser'S Istraovin BLIM , D SEAEITP.R: -
DAVID arctEARY.
Sworn and sitbrerilied.;thfslist:day . of August, A. D
18A8, before me, one of titoj tistices - of the peace, in and
f-r the BoroUgh Of Hollidaysburg; , l3lair county, Pa.
witness—U. J. jOtnis. JOIIISI (JIMMY, J. P.
For sale by H. IL GettlO 31yeratewn ; slartin Early.
Palmyra; John Cttpp So . b, Joneistown John Seltzer,
?donut Nebo; John Coffer Istiehan4neritil; John Dein-
Inger. Campbelletown ; Klatedria,.Annrillf ;
John C. Cobattgb, Bridgeport; all Of lAbaii ttMlll4 , .
LINDdET a 1.11710:‘, Proprietorit.
Hollidaysburg, Penni;
Also Sold at Dr. Goo. Rose Drug Store. oppA,sito
Court Mined, Lelstnen, Pa. , [January 20,
• &LIVE BOOK. •
Says HOBERT BONNER, (and he knows.)
"A Luis Doox.-- r Mlss Auguste Moore. a young lady of
unmistakable talent, basing, in the course of several
years, cOmplied a.large quantity of the best sayings and
thoughts of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, as they have
coma from his lips has brought them out, under the pub
!baling auspices of Messrs. Derby is Jackson. In a neat
volumeentitled 'Notes from Plymouth pulpit.' This
work Is a unique and stirring one. Miss Moon., has ass
ented the task the set here if to, do with groat ability
and the most ctouscientious fidelity, and has produced a
volume of. unusual intefest filid . .salue."={N.Y. Ledger.
Tag TTIIItD rpvtp,) . (St4thousand)itFADY of
NtittiA froni
A CelleCildn lt'itcoritile l'avanges from tho Die
courses of; II IIIsTRT YARD. ERACIIER,
With it Sketch of iljr. IteMteramd•the Lecture Roam.
. . . Ity AIIETTSTA MORE..
_, • Ant! nettc..,ll.ano. Pliee i t t ii •
"Thil yolLthe; • ling all over
with dlainonds. bre4.thingf'at. once . hunt add sathi;
feeding the hungry,witisttliti, bred of-life,, and .opening
heaven to the dying,','--{New Ileven Journal.
It Ii the Most,graphic,:descriptlon of Ifetry Wird
Beecher and hie va.tious. attitudes and moods that we
have es er luvt.with. That priditnioary article- as one of
t%e most 62 , 3 . 11416f111. rein , an d ink *portraltarail ever at
tempted. is illtinii.wefth *the.prios of the liJok.7—,(Chica.
Eb Chrikti,cli
"E.1 , 01 - 111age; has the etnippiof Mr. Soecher's•rnind,;,
The Sadie, .Lartihnliir nioilla.of,thought and:happy turns
of exProbittak two ir o tt and y sometimes
sparkle even to DUllnc*
s olemn diccoureecc:-rtre Hein
[N. Y. Evangelist. . ,
.TlllB volume am' ritithsr:,lli . Ustrip.s the 111 u , ferrut
vitality and vigor of tha.chrhliauity pl" the racharkalde
men whose Monett, it chronicles, /tit.PeLe‘glow 'with
generous and tune ventimenta, and burn with jnoly seal
fur Cho Redeemer's Interesla."—{Roston Congregation
eltat.
"No one can ftil to dixoser the Using words;" the' bit ,
log satire mllion:dog tlionglita of Beecher 'in .m•st.' of
the Notes. It 14 a book well calculated to arouse the
Pharisees of the present day to a sena, of their duty to
Oud awl their fellow men."--{llnrol Now-Yorker.
"The terseneae of styles, abundance of Spire, boldness
or thought and vividnese,of• desertalo". which are the
Indistduul ettaiwit4Litico of Mr. Beecher, both as a
speaker and writer. Abound in •the book. We like it
mach."—[N'. Y. Christian Inteleorer. •• • .
DERBY JAC KS ON. Publisher", •
.No. llb Nassau st, N. Y.
Coplss siiiipastpaid on reerptil rrier
APlntle(E SA I.E. - •
ror . VATTillirAY../4.IMARY 29. 18.5 P, - Wlll be sold at
1.. f iha residence . 1' the subscriber la 11111 street lit
tho borough of ,Lebanoo,iths followiag personal prop
erty viet—tlne fresh COW. liough. flarreltm . •
Moral-lrOw. 11 , utantCdrii* Pio , h. Wind
li1111: VorlS ? Stioeile, laitei4.l a vr Cbrkinx
i
Siddle and Bridle, old Web, Se) ; lei. ellid
lea, Corn Weiler. 'l'liiiltit i ...o - . , Tbbo, otot - ti.,,,oud
=my Odra niiHea. .
,464 attAi keibill'nie amijtaca.
~,• k , - Will be oirc*l:Seiublie tale the subscriber's
119 two-sto r y .
zig,34 , : t i tal knx
end 0 ti c s rt: n d p u t r.i ro
, tt i Ll i ,
•IV l r iVe . o t deep. •
e to commence at 1 o'cloCk, P. 1%1.. when terms will
bo made known by JAWS SW A KTZ.
Litianon, Jan, 19, 149.-,-F. Rintokb, Auctioneer.
$2500 WANTED.
PERSONS having money to loan ran-bare nn oppor
tunity tor safelovestroent. in sums to Init. by on
quiring at this otßco. Tholntereat will bopab. promptly.
Jan. IR, 1869. •
vs:
ricx ie•herehylitien'thistan eleet ion by the St
ot*-
Nholditaln.tht• Prraldent. Nlanagers and CAlrdßah
of the Berke and Dauphin. Turnpike road wit) WW held
at the public henre of Alexander• Helm, in Nyerriown,
Lebanon county, Penns Leonia. ,•,
- Onitromeiely, the th daft of ihduh. nerd,
between the houns of ten o' lock , A. 14 and four o'cleek.
P. 31., of that day. for the putfoili eterting• OnerPrts
ident, Eight Managers, one Treeassr'et-. and nach other
pikers an may be neeeteatry to conduct the alfeire'of the
sold Couspeny during the canning year. -.. . • .
At gke name time the .A.entiol.Statetnent of the Treas.
nrer,Cll he had before the 9tockholdere.:aß usual
By order of the Board, JACOB RCEDttL;letet.
;m1.1,9,1959. .
, .
.
otli; OW_
AT 2 _- • ' •
. - .
tREAT UARGArtiS. BARGAINS.
lIMIRY STINE being determined to 'rediice thibt
istlialr. at DltY uOOl/S, QOBRNSW ?OM. GKOCIA ,
RUB, by Lila Ist. of garch. next , %jilt ;,.of a i v est
Bargains. You ng penon s going to limns keop i dastatt,
to examine their 'neck before they . purchalle - Oblalille;
Ladies and Gentlemen these °cods, of all' desorip
are sold eery low, st • INN* y
, •
• sELr,tNo OFF Al'.'tosT
&AVIS, CASSAMERIP., •
ciarrsErT, Jeans Tweeds, eanbinernartdti..*ehtitt;
nordr, and all kinds or Pantaloon SOM. Yoqictigit.
Cowl ! ! t &C. To aall : oTthaatock, crest TrAi r ra
SELLING OFF AT COST: 'sr
READY MADE CLOTH kiVtifp At: tat,
out the onUrootock, se' itEitt l ll/ L.
SELEANO OFF Afiretier.
Silk Shawls,
Blimket Sbaw
MINA Shawls, and
De Lane
At Great llorgaina. Call and Ine tit • •
sun.
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SELLING . OPF , OAT :
.. •
SASS &Ors; MAKsi
T 4,]?Eav . D,RERSMIGICB, Shift cow.
Pltid,. Rayadon.. pospasignA 'et . jnosslit
find b largo assortment, Vary cheap, ;
- Emu sneak:.
•t
• - . Awl t o - ~..•7
T ARIES DRESS 600 DR,, Ina 1111110iiikilitithrosil,
L
Coborgeoill:Wool 116 rAnne, Minces, Aayaslersa,
elaitilatripte, ao: Cell Ind lite it
tiENRY a.k7rAis.
GICOU.KLYS Ind Q ISENB ...I very cheap ia
Una 31
Ite,viesvi: l and
7.- ani r iareeili
1 ,1 41 ) itibU6TIONs.
S. SCOTT': CO.. 101 f V.44#4;024111 ni! pnblla tM
Mk 99 !""l n irfr .
I TES ZOEDON QTharriggrri Cod ibi;iiittLl
•
THE EDPOWiti/Cliggilni e .AV!)ig,)
TEE NORTIISIIITISIMMWEIfiso Cbdigi.)
• et , LAIL
THE TEBTKINIBTER EVELNK,CLIbuII.).
itt itaxtvooirs EDlNraair 21A0lizirs
, , •. Ivory.)
.ihre Periodica ls ably repTooent the.threecreat poll*
piertfie or d'reat H4lsn 14h 'Tory, end 'Radical.
+-lint politics fOrsrq only one nittpos of their Character.
As Organs of the most profound eillcre on Science, Lit.
erlit4e: and Religion, disy ilia, as they ever
Lave et •" unriopiled lu tilo . wurldot . ppiviip. being con.
*Waled ritt e pyptyAo to the eohofF and pas}nkfession
. &men, wb to chi ttiieutgint,hwiel pr every clan they
furnish more correct end SOM . 6,417 record of flacon
rent literature of the day. throughollt the world, than
' can - be possibly obtained frem any other source.
EARLY
The receipt of Achiones S'keeti from the British pub
lishers gives additional vai lie to.tty se Serrtnts. hountuch
u they can now be . piared in rho hands of subs moors
nepotism soon as tho original editions.
TERMS. (Regular Prices.)
Per ann.
•
For anyone of the four iteciewe $8 00
For any tau of the four RevieWs 6 On
For any three of the four RCN it'f/1 7 00
For all four of the Reviews 8 00
For * Mack wood's Magazine • 300
Phr Idiatccioricl and one Retie* 6 00
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For /511164WWK1 - nod three Reviews 2 00
For Ilbwk wood and the.four Reviewe 10 00
Money current in the Pete where leaned will be recall , .
. . • °dyad at par.
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i i tlStattE.
Tito Postage to any pert of tlici United Stater l'adtt be
.but Twentilawr Ora; a year for "Blackwood," and but
Fbureettocents a year for each of the Ken (ewe
' A t the ab.tve prices the Periodicals will be furnished ter
18i9, and as it Premium to Aso Subscraurs, the ca. of
the same Periodical! for 1857, Will he furnished complete,
without addaional Move.
unlike the more ephern.ral Magazines of the dAy,
the-ereriodhels loge little by Sgt.. Ileum a full yentof
the No.. (with no omissions) for 1657, may be regarded
nearly as rabble us f r P 50.
Stihecnbers wi-htn! also the Nos. for 1/36G, and 1858
'will b. etipolied at the following EIIWEICSLY LOW LATE.a.
SPleAdirt offers for 1858 '57 '5B cfl4o, Together.
For. Blockwood'ii 3! asesine, • the four yeara 600
For any one Review,do 0 'A
Foi nay two 'Review., • do ' 10 00
l'o.r Muck wood and one Beilerr: do 10 00
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N. p.—Th.• prig. llttir?st Britain of the rive Periodi•
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ets wh shun never again be littril7 to offer 'nth inducer
nienti ai those herr presented )
• - . Note, is the Trine to ;Sitbiehtii t
. IlOruittanoes. mum iu ell capes, be /nide direet lo
fhe Publish'e'rs, for at pares no e'oasizii..eloss csui be
allowed to igente, Address.
LtOICARD StOTt.it CO.,
IN:n. 154 G Id street; . : re
Dec. 8.11868:
•• • .
rrTrE unffeiliipireli 1 ,
Las n splpsdid srstitrituilt of 11;ssurr Furs, Wilds,
GesttruPrs' Collars, et-; at Ow Okra.
Lamson, -Dor.. I& ISM. • • • JAOUIMIIIILLER.
tr I
r PA&EN from Lin quirry of the enbserkl er, near the
1 Turnpike, ] mile from this borough about the I , t of
Nwrember, 2 Piok•. which the b Vett*r is rentleited to
re i tiro immediately: JACO': FUNK.
Jan. 12. 18:9 . .
9 .
ROESItT Velintian Plind and Sim%
Monot:noturer. No: ti2o street. 3 doors bee
low Coates. west aide VE.I\ LTIAN DLL:\ DS, at I'very dee
seription, made to oraer in a superior manner al lowsst
cash prices.. uLD 111,1:..Do tepalacectand repaired equal
to new. tJan. It, 1E50,-n.m.
•
Eagle Hotel Remtlivratiat.
NEW AIIRANGEMEN4
LARIES and GENTLEMEN, et-parties, of eRbZr
be served with OYSTERS in every al yle-at short no
tive in any part of the Hotel, tho Restaurant being now
connected with the Hotel. Families can be supplied
with the best OYSTERS in the Market.
Lebanon, Jan.l9, 1859 It. HENRY SIEORIST.
IN oliCe.
TY. M. C. ASSOCIATION will hold their Annual
Meeting, at their Reading Room, on next Thursday
wresting. commencing aril,4o clock. The report of the
President and Treasurer will then be read, and addresses
made by several of our clergymen; and Goerge R. Stew
gird. Esq., fThident of the Philadelphia ARSoclatlnn le
expected to be present. The Public is most cordially in
vited to attend ibis Meeting. .
Lebanon, Jan. 11, 1831.
BUSIN:ESS CARDS
•
•
J. H... 1110 *VGA ft„
teeATtORNEVAT-LAW-Office t uniberlend Street ,
nearly opidpsite the NAL t I low a IA ill promp promptly' at
to all professbonl Matti.= el:touted to Ulu.
Lebittieb, Sept. 15, 1133/1
U: Si ItIA
A GENT FOR -ErATE FIRE A-diaI:MINE
11. LANCE COMPANY Pa.
_. . 2
Lobancn. Aug. 11, 1.351:41m.P.
DIVII.III I S 3. .f.iEll/17.1W - 77. -
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
,
PEKE In.Oniamberland ette'et,-nearly oppePite.Brua's
k Hotel, Lebanon, i,4 , [ Aug. 30,'67.
L ALFA VETTE 131 R 4)W gi
-A S . F r t? .
it)DAVIN ft:i3 ,A. gtrAwn,.iCalont Strpet „Lebo
,. non, fra: A largo and km..utiful nsiortment of FIX.
T. It ES from the wid l-kodien eSfablithnielft of CORYELIIII
t Beam always on hand at Philedolplaa.prices„
itarillt work 4 marrented* to glvb rallsfactlon Wir All
°Mere will be faithfully executed on the meet reasonable
terms. The Grit of rgfercnc4 given. [Sep.l6,'67.
EAGLE HOTEL,. LEBANON, PAe
fru a sabseribac wishes to inform his old friends aid
the publicist:orally; that be has again takeh.tha
Abore Mime: lie will be much phiunid'to
arcommodate.wil.whva. ay t witty wor him wit call.
Loiliica..CoPrier-Cnibberlatici and fitarhet streets_.
liVl.Omni basses muting is eaknaloni with *the. lid!
Road Tref as. • . .H. sizotst..
Lebanon ; hcre.lo,-186R. ' : ••"..•
n On -- -Feino 1g:; : $ etn • •••• r.
rfqiit tlrrit_ts'EszzioN of tbo •:LHDANO,./ FERIA
LB
OD -the first day of sir;
Trlomite r ocii.._ blacituueDECAUPS wilt give Instruction
trt
LW It BAUGIIfiIt. Principal: ,
ArOAST.4 WI:CAMPS, Teacher of Music di iNortol.
LebabOn, Aug. 25,1848.
C K 8,
' ItIAT tiktriVen . AT
J. W. A C s ii E ft 2 # 11 ;
From 61 .1 25 to 810. 8 day 4,041.10 how.
..• .
•
- goolks.! -111Einks-t
;
• - • "••••IVALTV, k ntit.lslre would reepe(tfuni
I Ir 1 7 / , infbein the Public; thnt they tomtit-tan
riocel re. from the Enetern Chloe. enpley OF
• all the most important end atitrieqfro
NoW Booka, an wont) an publi,hed, .whieh they offer fur
sale elm:titer thnn th - ey ,can be purchwed
Among Ulm* lately roWyttti are—
Pa*ton's Antem Bnrr,
Lielnition's Travels and Bekineorole' , taStntth . itfgft•
• Sltttlk.'s Life, of Franklin, '
Abbott's N`inoleon.
City of. the (treat Kinis t
ltayitril Tay ler'« Norther& TiefeSti
•Debit And Credit,.
Tlierßeaeorirlicliz.
They bait: always - An Mind ii iswge. isaortinentof School
Doske,•Bienk trd attaitdmut. Bediday Scheid
Books. and e hingfr Ammo/Uncut of "lute, Piano,
'titatlnnne Chltnl" Mnsit. Plano rohi,
lodlicitand Violin fnetruetor
PAP AN GING S,
of vornint.atci D..ntsstle
_Manufacture,
Window Shades.
The 7 IttOli"t a ll . 1' i r Magazines,
• firt
.
, • „„,imctho
PAPERS; daily 4. Week ire
twit eal lipg t •the ithre. on Cutnhorlatalsfrysi:
in theamiough , ni Lebanon; at the slitt, of thtellq . . l / 9 2_,.t.
IES.GrAora left with them for any kind oftoildgilr MU'
line, will be promptly ottlopied
Lahaiiim. V te 4: 1868. •
4: • 111'''4",:tintINt 'Roof
• -
Til4• sypile.b . aup Rook Stldt of the under:
sir„nek ,, aclocuted in. •Morkpt screel, .2 doors
uostivofGuilpod -Lepnlsergcrs rlhfr Store, where be
luanalauliod to seo ail lob old' fliakels, and those des:-
Sanaa hacirdcurtieles ID his 'With a detedintroa
tiou of selling cheaper than-cob lielfercluated elsewhere,
ho would respectfully caiithe,srtention of the public to
bis'asiortment orliabita..Waßs-cosd.lyvve_ftei:)fis
offoniotte. Ronk end 5c1 , 061 TraliO4. j . visidm iu
Edpe*, Statlosatrys sad eltolyaselold Afe'lithi-o;tinirg
ueo. ]hart Eifiind
Choi Motattoto told. Newspaptit ',both dayTexiiiiiiiitft;
to be be at publisher's" rates.
Al) 011101.1 km imitate in.,ll)ix I
,neSurd PiocalSt l
taritelly •
17awrolc4 uNity..thetutolorstkiked, • ::.. •• . •
toboatouaatil.P.l£ll.-,- GooD.
•
To W ",‘ Eilk ENT.
MIKE, I.4IRGE IkedMOME lld 160 new oitaidea.
by T.. P. Fria% as a Cabinet?' Wat4011;oso, in th e
Urn liatt.Buddiim,ldartet sui.At; Itellati6deeill -Be for
troth froattfittafte„.„..oti,hattuary aeilf' , Iti II eldtiSitle fpF
*pp exteaalve-betsinesi• Apiratlea , io-be made to-fail:kr
of thefluallareitseed._ • ,
.4rir..a/ha the OLE,L.A R.; !to ,, cioattpted by MCVP , III.
drra & 01m -tut es altistattratd;fdr Bent from April 1,'54.
J. J. ELAM..
JOHN T. ATK INS,
SEA.RFOad.
'irditees Leta:Loon Lodge I. O. of O. :gt
LeSation, 10th,.-tf.