'Ail ant PUlllnt.
'Tat ' 4 TOM BOY."
'Some persons seem still to entertain
the notion that young girls need no
training except that of the mental fac
ulties ; that their forms are of 'less con
-sequence than their dresses; and that a
developement of physical strength would
impair their delicacy, and tend to make
'them masculine. By restricting their
iphysical education and limiting their
'sphere of activity they are condemned
for life to enfeebled health, and an aim
less, idle existence. Let such parents
'ponder the truth embodied in the fol
lowing remarks, which we cut from the
Home Journal :
"The 'Tom-boy' is an eager, earnest,
rnpulsi ve,. bright-eyed, glad-hearted,
'kind-souled specimen of the genus fern
inae. If her laugh is a little too fre
'quent, and her tone a trine too emphat
ic, we are willing to overlodk these for
the sake of the true life and exulting
vitality to which they are the 'escape
valves;' and indeed we rather like the
high pressure nature which must close
off its superfluoos 'steam' in such ebuli
,tions. The glancing eve, the glowing
'Cheek, the fresh, balmy breath, the lithe
and graceful play of the limbs, tell a
tale_of healthy and vigoroutt physical
'development which is nature's best
beauty. The soul and the mind will be"
developed also in due time, and we shall
have before us a woman, in the nightie
sense of the term.
•
"When the 'Tom-boy' has sprung up
to a healthfOl and 'vigorous womanhood
'she will be Teed) , to take hold .rif the
duties of life, to become a worker in
the great system of humanity. She will
not sit down to sigh over. the 'work.giv
en her to do,' to simper nonsense, lan
luish in ennui or fall•siek at heart—krot
lam will ever be able to WES up the
burden of duty. In her track there will
be sound philosophy, in her thoughts
boldness and originality, in her heart
heaven's own purity, and the 'world will
be better thal.Whe 'has lived in - it.' To
her alloted task, she will bring health,
vigor, energy, and spirits, and these will
.give her both the power and the endur
ance without which her life must be, in
some respects at least, a failure."
CHINESE HABITS.
OM treaders have often read of the
'peculiar customs and almost increduloUs
dishes of our underground neighbors—
the Chinese. But the. following, writ
ten by one who mixes with them daily,
in California, we give as to us related:—
oln the markets, sucking-pigs and
Cogs are equally exposed for sale; the
one being ae readily purchased as the
other. The latter, however, are not
freely bought after they have been -fed
on animal diet, except by the very poor
est classes; but are nourished with milk
and rice on purpose for the table. In
the markets at Canton, I have observed,
side-by side, a pheasant and a cat; and,
-upon inquiry, found them to bear pre
theveme valise. The cormorant,
ihe, wild duck, theikawk and the pigeon,
beink respectively indulged in by the
ir ea vivant, while the salted rat, dried in
the sun seemed to be an object of pe
culiar-relish. Previous to their putting
(this animal to death, they frequently in
tict upon it the most excruciating ag.
ony ; whether or not upon the same
princip,le that we consider a hunted hate
. more delicate than one that has been
-shot, I leave-my readers to determine.
41 - 14V.e frequently seen a workman catch
4, rat, and, with the fore finger and
tkumb, dexterously break -all the ani
mals teeth, heaving it in that state until
tthie evening, when it is killed and flayed
for supper, They are, moreover, con
stantly in the habit of nailing the rat
upon a fiat board by the four paws, and
leaving it in that position for many
hours, and seem amazed at any one tak
ing
,compassion upon the wretched
beast. This animal is generally salt ed
and dried in the sun prior to being eat
ntsn, as they say they taste infliiitelymo‘re
4elicate after this preptration.",
TO lIIE AFFLICTED.
- -
W. DEOHTLZ, the Celebrated REB .DOG
. TOR, offers hie valuable services to the public at
. DOCTOR RECIITLE is opposed to Calomol or
;mineral_ poisons, and will not give them at a/I.
R DEMTLE having studied medicines tan years,
itzute number of Years of extensive practice and expert
once,
secures to him the confidence of the public. DOC
TORRECHTLS has only lost nine patients in the last .
two years, out of the vast numbers who' have suede apil .
plicatlon to him for aid, from home and abroad; Some
come hundreds of miles to consul iwith regard . to - discumos
of long standing, and have been , eared. 111 the last two
years. DOCTOR BECIITLE has cured 50 cans of Canter,
30 of Rheumatism, 29 of Dropey, 23 of consumption, 10
of Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys:l7 of Sore Eyes,
110 of females laboring under the Yelling of the Womb,
Monthly Irregularities, Plouralbna, &c., ..ke. All the
above dbeaese have been prosounted incurable bj •Orlo.
wet quacks. We have so apace to give the above rertid,
•catee, but whoever doubts can have the names at any
nine Sty calling en DOCTOR IDECIITLE. As respects
Inman"' eg Women, old ar young, DOCTOR RECATLE
has never loot one wontan in confinement of a/1 the vast
numbers he has attended. In this he la particularly auc
ceastal. Dleettivo of /ong atm.:lingo! all /ands, retied In
the shortest possible time, and on the anuit - roasonable
terms. No charges for consultation. Night pi - actioe
... at.
tended to at all hours.
DOCTOR 11/161ITLE will alissays be found in his Office
In North Lebanon, a few doors North of the trotted Breth•
nen Church, except when out on tinsineee.
North Lebanon Borough, December 22, 1858:fly.
Phila. & grading Railroad.
Lebanon Val!ley Rranch.
• . "
a'EaFt;3 [ 73 3
Two Daily Trains to Reading, and
three daily Trains to Harrisburk.
)ASS LEBANON, going Eaattoteading, at 7.06 A. 11„
. E.,aud 3.30 P. M. (Exproas.MiM.)
. ,Pass Lebanon, going West to Harrlsbprg, at 7 A.•
:1118,A. Al. (Express and'9.6o . li, M. •
At Beading, both trains make :ekiez , connexions for
pialiadelphia, Pottsville, Tamagua,.Danvilli,
Ac.
Wlillaau-
Slorning train only at 7.06 A. M., connects at llmuliog
ilar,Wilkesbirres Pittman and Scranton. =
'Ai Thirrisburg, trains connect with "Pennsylvania."
tbor Central," and "Cumberland Talley" Railroads
k,Kpigt„sunyg, Lancaster, Baltimore, Sunbury, Chambers
hilt Lc.
Um:lab Tickets to Lancaster, in No. 1 Cara, $1 60.
go TbiCbeggige allowed to each paFsengerr.
The Second Clam Cars run with all the above trains.
Through First Chum Tickets at reduced rate to Niagara
Tills, Rube°, Detroit, Chicago, and all the principal
point/ is the West, North Woe, and Caaadas: and Emi
grant Tiokets, at Sower Faros, to alt above placee, can b e
had On application 'to the Station Agent, at Lebanon.
age Ali rickets will be purchased before the Ttaine
start. , 11tr,ber . iiners charged, if paid in The care.
G. A. NICOLT,S,
.10ety 20,1858. Ettlyit!or . and.Sttpaimterfitent.
46r Fashionable Tailoriii- 1
t ricruet HOFFMAN still continues the TAILORING
Yj Brudruiss at his 014 Stood in °umber/and sneer, neon
Pinsk BoarLiehereall persons who wish garments made
most flishionable style and beet manner, are in
,ed
to call. flo has lately received the New York, Phil
adelphia, Paris and London reports of •
Spring and Summer Fashions,,
sad sa he hie none hire the best workmen employed, lie
=tee' that all work entrusted to him wlll be done
factory. mariner. r .
191 th his thanks to his old customers for their pet
*Up heretofore, he respectfullysolbsite public favor.
'=
TAILORS 1-Just received and•for sale the N. York-
sod Philadelphia Rep.rt of Spring a Summer Pashionir
'Tailors wishing the ,Paelikuu, should let .the intbserlber
'know of the fact, Ito that be can make his arrangruxetita
iccordiagly.. MP:MAL ROFFMAN.
Lebanon, April 14,1851.
The Warld , s Great Exhibi
tion Prize 'Veda,.
Awarded to 0. MEYER, for his TWO PIANOS. London
Odaber 15th, 18el,
METER respectfully Inform We friends and the
public CPlaZoeriti ttl g t e o n tle ld e lY lo t r h att e ht wrn"ft,is han d,
lr
Medal, to London, 1851. All orders promptly attended
to and great care taken in the selection and packing the
same.
THZ TOME OF TAIL WORLD.
Royal Jury on Musical instruments.
Sir E. R. Bishop, No 18 Cambridge street, Hyde Part ;
Professor of linsio at Oztard,
Sigitenuad Milberg, Anittria; Professor of. Haste. .
11. Sterndale Bennett, 16 Russell Plane, Fitzroy Square;
Professor at the Royal Academy of Mimic.
Hector Borlioz, France.
J. Robert Black, United Stales.
Chevalier Neukomm, Zollverein.
Cipriani Potter, 9 Baker street. Portman Square; Prin.
cipal of Royal academy Orlfosie. •
Dr. Sohafhauti, Zoliverein ; professor of Geology,' Min
ing and Metallurgy.
Sii Ooorge Smart. St. Anne's Chertsey ; Organist and
Composer of the, Chapel Royal.
Henry Wylde, fib Weetbonrno Terrace; Doctor - of.liasiz
and Profeeeer at the Royal Acadomytf Musie.•
Rev. W. Ca6tlet,,Tantorden street, Hanover Square; Su
perintendent of 'the Royal Academy of Mtiste.
James Stewart, i 2 Ilrecknock Crescent, Ciinden Town;
Piano Forte Manufacturer.
•
The following ISLEDALS .bare been awarded to CotisaS
Meyer, els:— .
1848. First Premium and .SILVER MEDAL, FAVSalts
, Institute, Philadelphia. ~. ..
.
1846. First Premium mid SILVER M EDAL , Fratiitap
~ .
Institute, Philadeptila. • •
1848. First Premitun and -SILVER MEDAL,
FrtiiiiiitLa
Irtetitute PhibertelPhii:
1847. First Premium and SILVER MEDAL, hieill .
Institnte; ‘ BOSton. .
1849. First Prerninm and, SILVER MEDALy . Aladilin
. ,
Institut*, Philadelphia.
1848. ' First Premium and SILVER MEDAL. PAW,'
lnatitute t vetonsmenEation of svOold
1851. Diploma and iumpAT.., mechanics'' insatiate, snip
1551. pßizz MEDAL, (&401 Mule's ExhibitiMi, Lon.
don, since which time, ( [SS) C: BITTER hels flat 4-
Whited his Pianos at any. Exhibition.
WALTZ & ECRDEL, Agents.
Nov. 17, IE4B. Lebanon, Pa.
.Don't tbr i giet...tp. Call at
A THINS 11CAThitat'S t Aunt examine their stock of
41. Boots, Shoes,trunkL TYFoling Bags.
S. Felten gill CD's . .
A.DVERTISING - 119 Nesssu st y ;inn
YORK. *lO STA, z fj?.; Bntron. 8. M. Pettenglll &
are the Agents for the Lebanon Adiertiser, and the
•meat Influential and largest circulating Neuspapers lu
the United Elttges and the qanaiirte. Tboy aro atahort
zed to contract for us at otir lotreetlates.
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves.
Selling cheaper than at any other •Stove Store
in Lebanon Tor CASH!
MITE Subscriber is determined to sell Storm M fromls
to .20 per cent cheaper than anyother estdbllehment
in.Lobanon. Call and see my stock. next door- to the
Lebanon Bank. I charge notbing for examining. - Thank
ful for peat favors be hopes to still receive - a share of
public patronage. JAMES , 51: ROGERS.
• Lebanon, Nov. 24,18d8. •
LEAMEEGEIt'S
Cloth Illanitthetory.
TECANKFUL for past Swore., the undersigned respect
fully interims the Public. that he continue" to; carry
oishis llanufsetory in East Hanover township, - Lebanon
comity, on as exteneive a seale'as ever. It is rinneeessit,
ry for him to say more. than that the work will bo done
in the satire EXCELLENT STYLE, which has made his
work and name so well known In the eurrounding coon.
try. He promises to do the Work .in the shortest pool
ble time. His manufactory is in complete order, and.be
flatten hinnelfto be able to render the same satisfaction
as heretofore. He manufactures -
Bread OnciNorrow . Cloqs, gossinelis,‘Biankets,- Mite
Do also cards Wool and ..makee Rolls. For the conve
nience of hie' Customers, Wool and Cloth will be taken
mat the following Amer —At. tho stores of George &
Beellenberger, Louser-& Brothers, George Reincehl, axd
at the new Drug Store of Guilford & Lemberger, near
the Market Holum, in the borough of Lebanon; at the
store of Shirk & Miller, In North - Lebanon; at S. Gash
erVa, Bethel township; at the public house of William
Earast,"Fretlevickbburg;,
at the etore.of S. 5.1 - Shekel, In
Jouoatoan,; at the store of George Weidman. Bellevue ;
at tho store of Martin Early, Palmyra; at the store of
OabrielWolfersberger, New Market Forge; at the store
of Allchtel Shirk, East HartoVer, Dauphineounty; at the
stores of George Miler mad David M. Rank, East Hano
ver Lebanon county. All materials will be taken away
regularly, from the above places, finished.without delay,
and returned again.
These of hie customers who wish Sleeking Wool card
ed dyed and mixed, can leave the same, white, at the
above mentioned places, with directions how they wish
it prepared. Or -hkr- customers can order the Stocking
Wool to be prepared from the Wool of the undersigned - ,
which will be done and loft at the desired places.
N. S. It is desired.that thaw having Wool carded, will
pay the Cash therefor, at the above named plates.
LYON LEMBERGES.
East Itanorer. Lebanon county, &fay 12,1855.
. .
Coal, tail, Coal,
.
WE, the undereignid, would reepielekliyinforrn the
eltizenSof Lebabowtounti, OW we are now pre
pared to supply the.ecaumunity with COAL, either
Wholesale or Retail, ea we will keep all kinds of COAL
on band, inch as
Pea, Meatnut, Nut,, , Stotic, ,F
/pgr &ayad Drokrn 'COAL, tohae,
.red crud ash,
which we are constantly rwielving from some of the best
Collieries in the Coal regions, and would here say that,
we ill sell our Coataa low as they can be sold by any
"Person in the connty,ywhlch we will sell at oar min, or
aeliver to any part of the two borougts. •
• • MYERS & SITOUR.
Genesee Mills, Lebanon, Feb. 8, Ina. •
The Surest and most Excellent Remedy!
THIS TEA curse Costiveness and produces a health
fill Appetite, relieves patients of severe Colds, 'then
'statism, and purifies thaliood. For Drbpsy and.
Consumption it is likewise the very best Remo- ..t
dyt and for Females ' before and after Confine- I" 71r.
ment it will prove a never-falling Puritlcative,
being at the same time an additional benefit to the In
fant. In severe Pain in the Stomach It will render
moat valuable services, oleaming and warming' the
Stomach, etc., etc., and counteracting all unpleasant
sensations, which frequently originatoifrom flatulency,
etc: 'Take one Tablespoonful of the above Tea to one
quart of water, let it boll for about ono quarter of an
hour, cover it well so as to prevent the aroma' from tu!,
(taping, and drink it cold or warm, with or without su
gar, one quart every day according to circumstances.
• One fourth of a pound costs 25 tente: You may' also
eat the Teo In Its natural Mate Tcaipoon full with
molasses, repeating this every 2 hours shonld thedisease
be severe. Children are to take this Medicine in 'propor
tion to their age.- SEBASTIAN ZEITLER,
In Cheetnut street, first lionise West of' the Methodist
Episcopal Cethetery . [Lebanon, Dec. 15, '31.1.-6M.
"Cheap JOIMINP.)-theold,Cab-
asset iltalcerrktilliAlfte".
TORN SPITLER' sWl'. 'On hnod all
kinds'of Cabinet Warn of the-latest styles and the
beet material mid workmanship.
He has reedy made, a number of Superior SOFAS.
Cumns. EMMAUS, DINIIs:C TABLES, BREAKFAST
TABLBS,' Stoke. Cupboards, Stands-'of all kinds; BED
STEADS; and all kinds of Were In his line of hluainese..
2: All of which he will sell cheaper :for CASH
• than can be bought elsewhere. he is also
ready to make Collins and attend fuiScrals at
the shortest notice. All persons in want of
Cabinet Ware will do well to give him nein at Lis rooms
in Market street. directly opposite the United Brethren
Church, before purchasing elsewhere.
lle warrants kie goods to beau represented, and if it
is not so, he will make it so, free of charge' ' •
. .
Lebanon, Fob: 17, ISIS.
A TKINS k 31cilAM have a splendid assortment of
/5„ Noots, noes, Trunks, and Traveling, Bags.
ATHIS & IfeADAV hare just reOetred - i'itesr steel:
of Mato, Shoes, Trunks and Tratoling Saga.
JAMES E. MAXWELL ,
atten7Aerrese
Improved Fire end Water Proof .
CO3l rosrnorw ROOFING
Ilefettiainnte, Ps., •
DSPHOTRILLY. in forma - the eitinins of Harrisburg °
Iticeding, Lencseter, Lebanon, and; heir sictnidee,
thatswe are prepared to. put o on Mob on moat liberal
tome, and at the IlhortAst notice.
We rcipectfolly call the attention of persona about to
build, 16 our invalsalile method of rooting now much
used throughout the Infiniti:4d cities of the' United States
and their vicinitiee. This mode of . roofing . having all
the combined requisites of Cheapness ? Durabillty, and
curity against Fire and Water, and dispensing' with high
gable walls; the roofs require en inclination of not more
than three-quarters (%) of an inch to the foot, apd in
many Cases saving the entire cost of rafters—the ceiling•
joist being used.
- The gutters are made of the name material, witbdut
any extra charges ; consequently, our .roofs are put up
at almost half the coat of either Tin, Slate, or Shingles.
The material being of imperistiiible;natureilt surgeon*
all others in Durability; --besides, iu case of any nand
ty, It is the most eerily repaired of any other roof now
in use. Ye the beet proof we can otter as to its being
both Are an water proof, are .our many reference; to
any one of whom we ate . at liberty to refer.
N. B.—Bat let It be distinctly understood, (since wo
manufactino our own composition, and do the work in
piretlii,) that we warrant all our work proof against both
Fire.Lind.Water; if they prove contrary, we will most
willingly abide the rea ulta.
The materials being mostly nonconductors'sf hest. no
roof is so mortis eummer, or so warm in winter. Those
wishing to use our roof should give the rafters a pitch
of about one inch to the foot.
21 , 1 a
Atiy. 27, 1867
Fancy Fins - -for Ladies and
Children.
J .
OWN FitigmA - 4 co, No. 818 (Deleon.) MARKET
o Street, above, Eighth- PartAD'a.—lmportors, Maim.
facturera and vetoers. in FANCY- Funs, for Ladles and
Children - 4118.3;061ra Furs, Fur Collars, and Gloves.—
The number of year.; that we have been engaged in the
Fur bnainees, and the general character of our Funs,
both for quality end price la so generally known through
out the country, that we think it not neneseary fur ne to
say anything more than that we have •riow opened our
lasortment of FURS, for the Fall and Winter Solos . , of
the largest and most beautiful assortment that *else'
ever of f ered before to the public. Our lure harp all
been'lmported during the present season, when money
was scarce and Furs mush lower than , at the present
time, and hafe beim , ntuufactured Ortlie iiihst compe
tent workmen; we are therefore determined to sell them
at such prices as will continua to.gfielia the 'reptiUtt.ion
we have borne for years, that is to sell airood• article for
**very twat/ p . rojit. • . . •
Storekeeper* will dcrwell to give us a ail!, as they will
bad the largest assortment by far to select from in the
city, and at maunfacturers prices-
JOHN FARE'S). & CO.,
No. 818 MARKET Street, above Bth., Pl.llLarrA.
Sept. 22, 186/1-1 sees.
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER,---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER•
and other Fbinnai; all in the bist 7nanner.
INDIAN TEA.
Cane Seated Chairs and
cabinet Ware.
BROIVERLISH boo note a Isiros secok of C0.,1-
. ,1-
ki &Oath:hairs andOalsittet-IThreolihana.
Young Housekeepers and others are incited
to call and examine it before pun:l.:ohm f•lo •
where. Me stork is till Ilia own manuftwtut , .
Aleo Old Chairs Re-Caned.
.1/up la in Walnut Inn et. net rly uppoßite The
Lebanon, rev:lusher 1, t:4.•.-4m.
WIIOLESALD AND 111:TA1L
1 CHAIR ItlANurAcTonv!
THI subscribers take tbis method to inform their
i friends end the public thatihey have. coaditanwed
thr above bosineisi, In all itatiranchei. in therm..
ough of Labanon, on Pinegrove Road, nent chat le
known NI Pbreaner'a Foundry. They hope to receive the
patronage of those in want or. onyt lan:, In their line. as.
they promise to nee the best Fatted:de and cuiplpy the .
beet orworkmeu. :- : '. : .!. - ' '"—. .
OLD:CHAIRS REPAIR y.l) Ailk . X. P,YLINSICD• -
II Jar The following different Witt. of TOrit;or or Lim
f bar taken in exchange for Chairs, viz :—Hickory, Wal
nut, Poplar, Maple,-peach, :Horeb, and Cherry °flitter-.
SS. WARE-ROOM. 1 - o'ih9 TOWN ITA'LL,'Market.St..s
Lebanon, where kluge:steak of Ready-made Itoeiting.
and other Chain, Settee., reirnitnro, &e., is notisfantly
kept on band. • BROWER & BON.
' Lelssion, R0y.17, 1858. •
GLO C'IC 5...
D.
.'l7lkir,ty Day,
ti E to h.( . D 11 .. z .,,,
its
:,e, , 'rlt hi rt*'`Ho'fir;
f \---- .'
.: CLOCKS : :
: '-
1 ''
Jsist Iticei+kit 0I
. ' 'IA BLAIR% Jewelry Store,.
- - • •-. Lebnnou -Pa.
TIIB undersigned wonlifrceikkdralil thepublic
that helm now a larger and more extensiveassortment
of MARBLE, adds NAlistablishinent in Market street,
than has ordi' heretofore been offered to the public in
Lebanon, the stock consisting of Iritaau Mamma. -ExT•
tk:11), iirarr.utv, boast's., D.tRrT, MANCIIESTPta &c.,
all of which:ma done up in the most' ei . lentiiic style, and
In such a variety of designs as to the tuatoe
The public are invited to call at 14,,
NEW STAND IN liIA - 11:1Z IiTREET,
ono square north of Union..llallr tiebeinon:Pth; where be
will attend, pentoitally, to all who will favor hilu.adth
their patronage.
He would also return his Ancona the : lib fir the liberal
patronage afforded biro since opunitig,,lo ‘ b widow . , and
feeling the ine - lit - eneduragevi Wale Interest' inanifested
In his behalf by the:public', he entersmpon anew season
with .renewed energy, despatching business with a
prOtaptnessihoeoluinglivhoneat - ineclanie - ' 4
Terms igeassniabic. , 11/t_ond Examine:
Lebanon, Aug. 13,'53. J. n.UOJIERTY.
1'.3--Also, n num nor or - select Lintittenw Dom' Sits,
for tbo.accommodatton of- bnildlng men tutd.contrdetors,
who Would do well to call and examine. ,10.1„ . D.
Lebanon Marble
TCtio; FARRELL. Stone Cutter, respeeffnlly it:forme
e/ his friends and the public in gcncrid that ho is
'prepared to damn kind: of PANCT AND ORNAMICVTAI. work
at his Marble Yard. in Walnut Ftre4t, half way. between
the Court House and Lebanon Talley. lisilrond Depot,
at the shortest notice. as good as work done In any edty
Saito (hilted States, arid being the only Stone Cutter in
Lebanon county who has stirred erstruberwrprenticittAtip
to the business, he plcdeea hinarelf that ke can man dice
tura cheaper, and give a better finish Men any ether
man engaged in the same buslness. iiis stock con/dots ef
MONEMZNTB,- . OAAVE STO'NgS, MAZT=LISi' CEMNITAT rasia,
Frnarruaz Ac..
Also, SANDSTONE• el" the best finality. for all twee,
plain and ornamental. A largo assortment of I.I3IE
STONE for all kinds of housework, of any size . and
quantity. AAP - Please call and examine -prime end the
neck before yen pumbnseilleesrliern„,,
TOWN, FARRELL.
Lebanon,lDeeetnlier 19, 1965.
N. 13.=—LETTEll ING done in Gerinptf and English, by
the host practial workmo,. '
New Furiaiture,Stoie:
HARRISON DUNE3LE syMold respectfully: 16-
form-the ingtdfc that he Lute Oken 'the wine late
Dundoro a Ores, in Cumberland StreeC SotWoott Market
and Plank Road, where ho will keep the largest, flncsn
and cheapest assortment of FURNITURE ever offered in
Lebanon. EN eteak consign; of all kltide of Parlor and
Common Purmiture„ which ho will dell lower
than - the like can be bought at tun- other
place In Lebanon.
Ira hag on hand a lar^e assortment of Storms!'
Tetra-tetea ' Loungoa, Centre, Pier , ovra and other 'ra
bies. What Note, Hat Itack4, sc. Alive lame and runup
stock of stuffed, Cane-swat, end common Choirs, Settees,
Bedsteads, and ti lot of cheap Mattrwscs. Alan, Looking
Glassee,-- 7 -0 Mit. Rosewood and 31altegainy—vcry cheap.
Venetian Blinds; Cliiri t legcs, tabs aud'tlottbp Horses for
children-. 031-Partleular atteutiOn' -paid to UNDER.:TARING. TARING. lie hoe provided . Istmeelf with the FTNEBT
lIRARSE IN LEBANON: and win Make .Coffiiie and
attend Funerals, at the shortest notice end most reason
able terms..... _ Lebanon; March 111,11358. ,
_ _
Henry . ( 10.wernra nn,
WO. 14 (Old No. 6) Sout k tiirllP Street, Mow .Iferk
,lll d., Philadelpbta. :.• • ' .
• lAFA r rntill
Calf ilinding s ßLrD AND OAF,' • '
••• ELEi"fBgl`;go t "L.rL, b.„.
3foron 3,185171 y.
• - DIt.J.II;NTER'§ . • •
'MEDIC AI. NIA IJA:I4
being an original anti popular Treatise on
MAY AND IVOI'AN :
- • . .
.
iEllt. Physiology , Functions ned.SC'xiiii3 Di;Mulers of
T "'cry ',kind, with never fallingT,lterindies for ,thn
speedy curt of dlifeases of tutrivafe and elidiatei eh arse,
ter, Ineidont to.the vii3lailo of the Laws of Nit - tura and
:PAPC?. Tirint•Pl V.E
.CkNi'C ' "
Vcs i: $. i. ; . Tilt author of the - abo ve
: 5 v2;1:1.,i.cit, 4 8 1 .„,;,./ . ,,, , ,,,. Tot II la a 4 a gradunto,,ati,d
.• *y % tr •0 117:44 . 11,..,L• t imviitg devocka a viratei.of
,4"?......•.,
_, '.s ''e ,, .l4 s kereitury to' the study and
: 4 .„:-.. , . ' , ~.",,yuv7 c. . _
.:_ treatment of, Spyhilis and
-.;;;;• 4 „ . 1 ~ •occ eau
..;,,, ..7. kindred disorders as a spec
_4l4
.-A— - .4 , A , V1.?4, .f ......: iality, be has become pen
' - "` : ...,,,F-- ;? , , , ,••• ‘..... sewed of most !valuable
• ,/, .0 -,,,, ie. % , \"... • information In rugaxxl to the
. /h , / 1111 i . . • same, and is able to compress
into,yade mecum compass the very quintemence of mud
;teal science on this important subject ; as the result of
'the experience of the most eminent physicians in Kip
rope and Amtrlca Is thoroughly demonstrated in his
own highly successful practice iu the troatuient of Sa
cra disease* in Malty thousand...of casesin the city of
Philadelphia alone. . .
Testimony of the Prof.lif . 01*.trettifu in Penn. College,
. • Philadelphia, - •
"Da. llthaza'a Mirdest.M.l.suzi..'' :The antbOu,of this
work, unlike the roujoritY of those- ..who -advertise...to
cure the discans.of which it treats, is. a:graduate-o;3ns
of the bed Colleges in the Unitod Suiics. It stoniest:it)
pleasure to recommend him to the: ttefortunedeitkte
the victim Of mat-practjoe, as a succasfuZ and expErkf*
ed practitioner, in whose honor end . integrity that nityjr
place !Nitrated confidenOe. • . . • .: •
JOlEl'ff S. LONGS. fIORE,•3L.Ps
Prom A. Woodward, .
M. D., of Penn. Uhi-04.1,
. Philadelphia.
It gives me plessaro to add toy testimony to the pro.
torsional ability' of the Author of the "Medico/ Nana
al." Numerate atielopf Disown of the Genital Organs,
BOUM of th,OM . Of lonf etaliding, have come under my no.
tice, in which his shill luis been manifest in restoring to
perfect health, to aotnejustattrce where the patient-has,
been considered beyond medical aid. In the treatment
of Seminal weakness, orilisarrangementof tho functions
produced by Sell-abuse. or _ratan of Tenets, I do not
know hie superior in hie profession. I have . been no
onainted with the Author sotttirthirty yiara, and deem
it no mom than instico to him as well as a kindness to
the Unfortunate victim, of early ludisciretisn, to recom
mend him as one, in whore - professional shill andiMegei
ty they may lately oortfide.themsalsos. ,
At FRED, VirOOPIVX,RD,
One copy, securely enveloped, will be forirarded freeof
postage to any, part United States for 2.5 cents, srettopife.
for $1! Addrees, post paid, COSDEN C0., - Publisbers,
, hos 101', Philadelphia. . . , ,
lkat,.. Booksellers, Caumesersand Book dgents' enpplt
ed on' the moat liberal lama: , • • • '
October 20th, 1858.x1].;. -
CALL and exipaiiiheAtaaw, stock O ld
Athhaaaratd,
am. Come malisad . purchase . your Boots, Shoes.
ay., at Atkins a McAdam. •
FOUNDRVES, MACHINESIVMS, &c
FARMERS' MECRANICS'
Foundry and Machine taniPl
, .
• PA.. ' .
T•IIE urldersiened Levine made very /o"itt additions to
their facilities for the manufacturing of liaCnceiltr;
will manufacture and keep on howl's. fr!ey geboral ar
sortment of FARRIS° IMPTIRAINNTS , embracing
irherfrizl Improved Railway and Laser horse-ppwers aml
ThreVoT; Manny'nOcembived Rea'pet orurilrowc o - With
vond'x latest improvements; ,Cast , lnin , field Rollers,
rep Drille cost Fans, Corn Flout:ha and Planfera. Cite
car Hullers, Coin Shelled!, Fodder, Straw, Ray Cutters.
All of the above Machines are of the latest add limit
Impror ements. end 3.1 V ail warranted to give eatlefaction.
Calthlll,rB of an icinr/i Made to Orctir,.
and• iit.shoil notice.,Vibe also manufacture S•reist Ex-
Gearing,tafting, and Mill work In gener. o l,
and pay particular attention .0 Repaidn i rde'dcs and
3fachinerref all kinds. • •
They incite all to call and .ekyuctinu their work, at
their blachhr Shop, on..P 4 Stearjre street, Lebanon.
Mir All ordira or coonnunicatlbni.hy mail will be
promptly at tlEir s 4
.to,
. .
A. MAJOR & MOTHER,
Lebanon, Lc/re/n*4 (h., Pa.
IV' rm., 2 1553
E E
Mi r a CHINE W•ORA S
Opposite the Lebanon Vulley.R. R.. Dopot, Lob
. ation,Lebinon county. Pa.
NAL & P. L. W EIMER, Propri
otors, manufacture. Steam Bogiumfrom
- t* FR I to,SOO. horse power, of the latest stylosi,
t:_vaD,, , . f e' - ‘,xdaz and patterns, with all the modern lin
proverucnts. Also, superior Portable En
gines (wink Link MOtion.V_alretHer)mouuted On whoels,
for Saw Mils, wood eau'ingatal Hoisting purposes. Par
ticular attention is oiled to our email tpright Engines
for Printers, Druggists and persona wanting a small
amount of Power. They take np a very small FiXiCe; . and
can be put up in a room as a itouseht?ld fixture. '
ALSO. Blowing Engines and Machinery for Anthracite .
and,othor Blast Furnaces. of imprrAted construntion.—
Forgelliimmer, of I'. V. Woimers Patents; . 16 111.111t51111,
Sawing. Plaiting and Floniltig Mill Fiitritellt Miptng
Pumps. Hoisting Machinery for Minna khqq ,StnnoAttar
-I.Piumiielty4Tlinr°sdrpit;;;Car*..a.heia.foUtn ill‘CiPreld9llt!Pbtaiialli'llannaginerais;
ThitSeSiSnagaiita ' atid Wait. Eixturoa.ai.obe stham
-rsi-4 At - an - KO; .4 IVTlchiddey and Cut inge of 6i - ory
d . e-'6 :40 65 , ;Acts . ;
nay site, fort and weight, made of
tbe best inatorial bi n well known and experienced 'work
men : Smoke Stacks. Water Tanks, Use Shoes, 'fritters,
end Sheet Iron Work of every description. [Our Doikr
iheoteare . all tested by dividing them into squares of 2
Babes and banimerlng each equare; any imperfeetion - is
thfis detected; Rini the faulty sheet rejected; this is pike
'tilled in verylew titbit; country.)
ALSO, a stock of Wrought Iron Pipe, for - Rt4im, gas
with nll the necessary .flk tame. coustmitly on
hand, knit put up at the shortest Matteis and on. Most tea . -
Orinable terms. Iron,Brass. and Composition Metal Cast
illo! made to order, at the shortest dotiek.
REPAIRING attended to with promptnews 'Sill) de
epateli. A gang of Bailor Maori; always ready forßoi
ler" repairs. BLACKSMITH WORK made to order.
.W• - • Orders resPactfolly eolicitod. All couunuilica tioos
by mull or otherwise,. attended to with deetnitch;'and
work delivered to railroad or canal, free of charge.
WX(. WV:IMER.
Lebanon, r0b'5,,4.,...1868
Eq.kau LevaltP.M...SOD:4 O. Guilt I...::eneen
LE N •
O •
ckia• and Sash Illasintlilor.
La&der( on elk Steain4Touse Road, near Cumber*ttrui
Street Fast Lettataat
. .
TH undersigned respectftdly in -
f rm the public In general, that they
efil E. harondded largely to theii• foray:re:stab
lialituunt. and also hare all'lclnnnal the
•','. latest add hest iraprcired'lNACldlNEßY
ttrt a State In'rull'OPe'ratlon. snob an
viropp WORTH'S' FLOORING,
for'condtiting the gen Oral business for
1301 4 01/S, Sewing, 4.r.,
and the expertenre acquired by . Y.'. LONCIACILII and. J. G.
dfaing their 'connection with the Door. Saah and
Iranfber Trade, for a Mud ber of years pat, affords fiefi ae
suraneeof their ability, in connection with J. OADRI., to
select stork suitable to the watts 434 - the Door end Sash
business in this Stead. .
They uow offer to Iffecbanlrs and Farmers generally,
upon, favorable terms, & judiciously assorted' stock of
%DOOR S..S X d 11;U., from rho best Lumber innonEzctories
in Oa Slate. fueling confident that their 'assortment is
not to be excelled by any other ustabliiditachstin the
State in regard ' n exactness in A zo, quality orllniiihoted
IS calculated to afford thorough satisfaction to all those
who snay favor the oudentmed with their custom.
'he Tolloiring Het compute the leading • e'rticitte 'of
*deck on hand
Doors, of all sizes: of all alzest • •
Door Frames, for brick and Architraves;
*onto house.,: 4 0siginge, from 3 to 8 in.;
Window Frnmes, for brick tAtrbaset
and frame houses; Shutters. of all sizes;
All kinds et 510u'dings; . Blinds. of oil.eizos :
0. 0. Spring llouldlugiof all.siscieoYesh-boards..
. • LONg3AORK.GAUET, & BR:OTIII:lt
P. B—Planing, Sawing, do., promptly done for those
furnishing the Lumber. [Lannon; July -15.'57.
JEREMIAH BOAS SOO. SASSER JOSIAH SETTLE
..I.E.BANON'VOUNTY
. .
,STEAM PLANING. MILL.
• BOAS, ()AUER i GETTLE
irlrish to inform tbo,citizens of Lebanon
x" . 1 . county and ncighb'oring counties, that
r rt they are now in frill operation, and ere
prepared to do all kinds of. .
I -ENTER WORIinYMACIIINEAY
ILEEITI
1 1 1.1OOring Boards, Weather Boarding,
. -
Stish,Doors,Wilt ow+ Door Fivmes,.
Blinds, Plaiting" Snt'olls
/419.11itl:endauy Mier kinder Batting which may he
wanted to suit buildora.. Tha,aubieribids beg leave to
inform tho'nublic that they htiVelheletest . ttud beet icp
iiroved marhinery in the county, 19irh :Wooprinin's
rt.Liccr.,,kc., and that they are able to prodiaco as good
work tie the county ran produce. ..
None but the beat and well-see t oned 1.1.1511D14; will be
used.- Carpenters and Bvildars are.iiivli k rto ca ll an d
ex . /tinkle - their rendy-Enide stock, which [hey will always
keep.ou Aland. and judge for, tlioneciece.
Their Shop Id on Plnegrovi flood, near Phteencr's
Old - Foundit. . (Lebanon. Juno 17.1357.
and COvIL!
riMIE undersigned haring purchased, at"Sbergrs Sale,
the entire - stack of
1,173111E1t AND COAL '
Ju the yard of John H. WITILEY.ER,, beg t
1i to invite the tittentiOn of the publl:.
thereto: It will be sold much cheaper then
the sane Article can be bought elsewhere. The stoelc en--
braces all Linde and descriptions 'Of LUMBER kept in n
well stocked Yard, beiddes a largo lot of first rote Mack.
Smith's COAL. All we n.sk le 'that purchasers will call
and examine oar ftOCk and Priee-C
•Lelzinou, Sept. 16, '6.8
13S)AVM . AN, RAUSR•WCAPP'S
.. a, uotra . DI
This Way,*if yoa Want Cheap Lunter.
rriHr; undersigned have lately forined-a partner,.
sliip'for the purpoi , o of engaging -in the Lum
ber Business, one new,plan,..wouki respectfully inform
the public at large, that their place of business is Plato
'
down sn's'Old laimlicrYard, In East'Lebanon, fkintiki
on Chestnut street, one square from the EvanseMW.
church. They hare enlarged the Yard and lidded it with
a-new and-excellent asi.ortment of all kinds of Uphill;
such ne BOARD'S, 'PLANKS, JOISTS,- -""
TIATHS,.BIIINDLES, AND SCANfLiist,
of all lengths and thicknossee. In ahort, they itieteo w: atantly on - land. alull sad welt-seasoned tinht'of
all kindlier BUILDING MATERIALS. Persons in'iafit .
of anything hi `tholr line aro invited to call, exsunfila tltpft
Stock, ant/ learn their pews,:
Thankful for past favors, they hope, that by atienllOD
to business and nioderate prices, to merit a continuance
of public patronage.
BOWMAN, HAUER & GAPP
Lebanon. Anvil 8.1858.
Wood, Wood. •
-T.. THE undersigned are prepared to furnish Urea-
ORTor'OAX WOOD ,
04/ to order, at amylgene in Lvb
anon or Nor . * Lebanon Borouglip. Orders left at
their 31i11 "win I,e promptly attended to.
. ' te - banon, A mil 21, ISSS, - 11YFItS ksrtour
L UdITICER. . MN B.E R.
•
NEARLY 9 . 000, 000 . FEET I
fi r- ,t7r,i'Vrit a tte eb ß en s br,.'l7, 2 ". r .t e r m ae . a h rti!o u 'e e ;
ud extensive LUM Zinn s c ud . uteAL YARD of
BRE,CI3I3ILL .110R81:.% .
n the Borough of 'Mull Lebanon, on 'the bank of the.
entirti•Canal,Thst the head of Walnut street, a few'
looses North of the Genessee Steam Mills, and one
genre peat of Dorgner'a lintel.
Their assortment consists of the beet wall-soesoned
White, Yellow,'Noriray, Pine and Hemlock Boards,—
Cherry; Poplar arid Pine Boards;
114 and 2 inch Fennel and Common Plank;
White Pine 'and•llerolock Scantllivenil Joists; '
White Oak Boards, Plank and Scantling;
and %inch Poplar Boards. Plank and Scantling.
SHINGLES.! SHINGLES 1
The best Pine and Hemlock Shingles;
Also, Roofing and PlasturincLathe;
Chestnut Falkland pests, and Pailings Porfences
and fencinglMO:ls;
FLOORING BOARDS'S! all sizes and descriptions-
.COAL 1. COAL ! COAL !! !
The largest stock'of trekein, Stove, Llnteburneri and
11011ideimburg Smith ' Cedar albs lowest prises.
tfi,..Confldent that they hove the largest and beat as
sortment of Losmem,of alldoacriptions and sizes, as well,
as the largest iitocl! . ..ofliks different kinds of COAL, ever
offered to tlibellizene:prLebanon county, they venture
to say that they Catiraecommodstes all purchasera Kitts
factorily;Und Arouldetherelbre who want any in their Ling,lo examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere., . .BRECHIH . LL WORST."
N. Leliiincivi,...Feb. 24, 1858.
•
MEDICINES!
.rEaruntay o ,
TOILET &FANCY ARTICLES
. JOSEPH h . LEMBINGER,
MARS= SISTA:
dp,pbstathi) tst 'et
ALL ARTICLES SOUGHT os t me WA It-
RA4TO:TUItE an d TILESS,..m.I. 5914 to
SUIT' THE TIMES! • •
:ALL THE POPULAR P A T E N T: ., T M EDICINES3 • L• .
• ... ': - _ - '
At. lemberger's.
HORSE*. CATTLE' MEDICINES,
At Demberger's
SURNING•FLUID &TINE Orls, •
•-** At' Lernberger's.
TOB AVOCI , SEG/kit.% SNUFF;
'At Lemberger's.
FRESH 134.1tagEt SEEDS,
Alifenoer,ger's,
SPICS3 I ,SPDA SAIONIFitit •
• .... 4 ., . Ai Lemberger's.
*Hi all fakaillallkuraally. kept in a well•coodualad
•
Firs - lami.Dritg Store. •
•
•
A:0 E S
of eittY varleq.lad tad .st . tlio lolvatt market
Witrnilited to lit whesitiipplied.• r
PlllSlCl4N'S'lltEs,Cllllrrio'Ns and 7 . #.311XY
itizarms, "acelikatdly compounded by
ns J, -
di/INi ATEof PIIAILITICY, who bas had inexperience
of bigetyears laThiladalptila and'RielaMond;
• ler' COUNTRY ME ItailANTS.'lsliir"
Supiiiied.witu Burning Fluid, Pine 011, Fassenot °Moats
'Hatches, Marling, Sopontder, or Concentra:ad Lye, E.
seneek Medicine.% Perfumery; itei at theifitidt
ratge, by • •
L. Tami3Ertar.tt, patamrs: k A mractiii •
Lebanon; Aug. 11, 1858, Market Ares
Trh -- ..110SS' SrORE
czninikaLote srazirr, • '
OppOSiie.t4c House,—Leba non, Pa.
- L - N. 13. ROff, respectfuHy anuouners, that, he. kiae.for
ta..:e large and Varfed assortment of Drugs, Bled'.
lishitiarta,'Peribmery, 'Trusses; Patcht
and - Fari k g r T Gpo4s, , vdelch are offered at. the lowest prices.
An expe coca in the Drug Ilusitues of Over 20 years, and
• • ' to the ira - its of the pubild, enable him
first. style of tbo scionco.. •
' DR. ROSS' WORM LOZENGES,
Am the:most certain core tor -Worms
'tae. They are sweet., and ne,ehthi
AI refuse to takb them. Perrone
scold ask for "Dr. Noss' Worm L07.01,-
, s," and refuse all others. Many per.
ne, not having- this Loneuge,-,crill try
get yen -to take other Mini; do
it let them deceive yoii—yku can
lye got thentat Dr.-Koss',Dr9g sums, j
Aittnon.;'und - you can hare them vent '.
Oh, free of expensChy i
!close the price in on letter.. If leas
~an a dollitrii worth is wanted; enaloss
Post-olFmo stomps, and you will receive themiirreturu
df,'MalEigut paid. Dr. Ross.wili send. them to aoy,part
of tbe-United'Slatas,:fin receipt of the nikaid . Y. 'Send on
then, and t get,hent. ~ Prieu3s cents. ' •
I>lt. iIOSS',I3I,OOD Pius, „
Thai* Pills operate withoritgir lug the least pain or'itu
easiness, and can be taken-with positive-advantage- in
all cases in wkiir.h a pittgatire would he needed;
.ap.t.be
reirtmencement oI Yoverts.Costivetn.w;litet Cott,plaint ,
some - forma of "Dyspepsia, doss/ache, iniptire
all diseases, arising from impurity of blood. They will
be found superior to atf•othei- .0111 in' Ina" Trice 24 j
cts. pet box. AVG be sent by mail on receipt of the:oo
ney. Sold only by 15i , .'lloss, Lebanon.
. NOSS' Tcf:cre MIXTURE. ' I
A superior medicine, for,, thecars.or Sick Ileadiehe,
Nervoits II tidnihe.'Dispepria, Loss of Appetite, Ner.
T ons Wettnil4.4.-antrl "All other disCaiics my/luring a tonic.
TRUSSES
,ANASOPPOItTIiIiS.
• Dr. ROSS k ri,ps ennstantly -for side. a large assortment
of Trusses, of nil sizes, and various in price; which will i
be sold very low. An experience of more than 20 years,
kite the afflicted ruleantages not to ha, liathit every Drug '
atom. A - personal attention to the Li ttle given. 1 f yriu
need agrees coil at I)r. Rola' Dreg Store,- Lebanon:
DR. ROSS' INFANT DROPS. .
Fa Colic:, Spasms. Iteatles'ancsa: fis., orrnfante.. It
calms nervous irritation. soothes pain. and induces to
sleep. without leaving the dull, 'drowsy state that fol
lows the nas of other infant drops. Special attention. fe
asked to this remarkatile sctiou. Ask for Dr. Ross'-In
fold Drops.
P. 1.. WEIMER
Is your hair falling oft? arc you troubled with (lami
na, or itching of the head 2 Dr. Ross' Clair Tuttle will
cure them trouble,.. Prh•o '25 CU.
DR. ROMS' CURD FOR FRYER & Arnim
Fever and Ague cured fn 24 hours. Indic/Judd .who
have suffered far Ireelts and months, have been Ina sin
gle day relieved, ne if by magic, from the excrUciating
chill and Limiting forcit Sold only et Dr Ittilt."Store.
Dlt. ROSS' EVE WATER,, • •
Fur the Cure of Sore, Weak, or Inflamed
Ryes. Price et. 4.
DR..ROSS• IVORM OH..
A ix.nive cure for n e.
• DR. !mac LINIMENT.
The best Lininieut in use for Rheuma-
LULU, Sprains. Swelling. Bruises. Tooth
'elle, Sore Threat. and all painful and
Neuntlgic affections of..the body, In Dr.
Litdbient.
1105' TOOTH WASH,
'or the cure of spongy. end bleeding
awn!, Scurry, fer elran-Ing . and preaurv
ing the teeth and gums, and imparting a delightful fru.
granoo to the breath. we Dr. Rosa' Tooth Wads.
DR. DE3CAL'S EXT. SARSAPARILLA.
For the etre of Itheternstiatit, Tater, Sera°la. mini
in the Bones, Old Sart*, Pimples on the face, Eruptions
of all kinds, and all diseases nriving from impuro Blood,
or the imprudent Vise of Mercury. Sold only et
Rosa' Drug store.
COUGH CURED 'FOR 15 . CENTS.
Ds. Putney's Corou prepaked and told
by De. Doer; oppcoito the Court limbic, a certain cute
forttoughs; Cord; Whooping Cough, &c. Look well to
the znerks of the genutne. See that Dr. Ito' ' nanie lb
on the bottle.
Evideltro etrohger than cx•rttlierd.. , lll - Latta% V"iAtra-
Dr.!: Cl/Mk/MDix Rerforming mots woOderful cures,thart
any other 316dtelaa know,. I: , peraittly eafo ro.ratr,,.
Try it If you etwuot eatiatell 'Met tlslti onla llottfe;
the money Kill Iv refunded; if„ not. able,. tolngy, 09 . e
Bottle Itt 7 giren"rgratin 'Tyke Didlara
per Bottle. or throe Dottie" for textdollarti. Bald - Wily at
Dr. Thus' Drag Store. lotounn, Juno-10,1856. '
labld at Dr. Koss' Drug Store, oppoalte the Court Haase,
Lebanou. ra.
'he Medicine of awls:mon
.. A -RESISTLEFS EDI P:DI4 4 • •
HOLLOWAY'S . 01 NT M PAT.
fIIRCTILIiR TO VIE SIT,N.—Thu flret - hospital sue
ki goons and medicinal pubilciets of Europe ndmit the
unperulleled anti-inflammatory and healing properties
of cite inn trueiit: goveirimehts sauctionits 0154.1 in their
naval and military serVicess; nit' the masses in tblecoun
try and 'throughout .the world repose the utmost confi
dence in its curative properties , . It penetrate; the sour
cm' of Inflismaihetion nrid - corruption whith underlie the
external evidences of disease, and neutralize the lieryel
emehts Which feed end exasperate the =Lindy.
Rheumatism., Scrofula, Erysipelas.
eases
The of- the muse lesse nro among t ; h the-fleshy fibre and e most terrible and a
the akin;
d yeA
is
in their worst forms, and.wben.eceminglyineurabte:they.
invatinbly disappear un'de'r a pereeniring application of
this soothing, healing intidote to pam a rti inflammation.
Salt Rhetint,,k'ev,eriScrres, Stif Joints.
In all cares Of Salt Rheum, where medical waters, lo
tionk and every recipe'of the phirmaeopren have proved
useicis,..the Ointment will accOmplislia thorOugh ehre. -
Fever Sores heel qpickly'under its influence, and its
lazing effect npon'con traded' sine - ws -.rely wonderful.
Discharging Ulcers. -
A most hunatkablis and happy changebe-productd ILI
UM appearance° f muli,gnant ulcers. after a few appliee-.7
Oohs of thin Oihtment. The Surroulidiug redness van
ishes, entrgrauules of healthy* flesh, begin to take
fho
place of the discharges' matter. This process goes on
more °elms- rapidly until the - orifice is tiled hp with
sound inateriiikand the spear radically cured.
- A Word' to- Mothers.
The young 'arertkc'eadeFfrequent suit - eras from ex
ternal itjuiesse, and tiaereforesevery mother should have
tithe heeling. preparation constantly at. hand. -It is .u.n :
absolute Omits" for eon bra's . * and quickly removes
the enervated zeros which eometitnea disfigu the heads
and faces of children. tb •
'
Significant Poets: •
This Ointment to universally nisei on board the Atlan
tic and Pacific whaling fleet as a cure for scorbutic ewer
tier's, and oaths beet peseible remedy for wounds and
bruises. Largo aupplicsof it havevecently been ordered,
by the'Sullan of Turkey for hospital purposes.
fsa,,Dotli. the Ointment and Pitts should bd weed Millie
following eases:
Dunlona, Alereurial Eruptions, Swelled
UU*I.N-.._SoreLegs, -
Chappell Iltindzi, Rheumatism, S,orereaats,
'sore Beads,
Fistula,. Snit Rheum, 'Sore Throats,
'-
gout, , Scald a, Sores of all kinds
LumbAe;o, .Woupda of all kinds, Venereal Sores,
Spraine,. .Tetter„llleers, Skin Diseases.
*iwltiold at the blanufectiiry,of 'Professor Holloway, 80
Maiden Len°, Now York; find by an respectable Drug
gistsrand 'Dealers in Medi - eine throughout the United
States andelse.civilleadtworld, in pots at 23 cents, 82'-
cants, and $1 each..
str—
CiovloNone'are genuine unless the words "1101-
Itiway, NeyrYorkhnd Lo.ndon," arediscernible sea \l.a
-ter-mark in every leaf of the book of directiOus around'
each pot the name maybe plainly seen by hold
ing.the leaf to the light. .A handsome. reward will be
given 'to any one rendering, such informatkm as may
lead to the detectionof any party or parties counterfeit
ing the m'edicines or Vending the same, knowing there,.
to be apurions.ll4l
There is aconsiderable saving by taking the larger sizes.
N. B—Directions for the guidance of patientsin every
disorder are affixed to each box- • •
..(Marsh 31, 1,49.
ARRNTZ.
JORN WITMEYBR
MEDICINAL
DR. RORS'. n AIR TOYIC
.EI , II;EPAY o 1 PIT? CAN Rh Ct.:14;1)!
hIEDICINAL
!i 4 ll)c 1 A_TION
HOWARD AS
PIIILADELPIIIA.
A Beni:robed /petite/ion "eau bletiocci Ito s)reforP:octof""
• meet for the L'ethf of the ski t , f ,, ,f i h .,, t ,,,,, d.
of listed with 17ritleel used Fetident;t-
TI:
el Piscae l te.
t.. sty t„_n
streets, Philadelphia. Pa. __.......n. ruIAE 110%V ARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the ,A,l
of TVird and Unio
j_ destruction of human life, caused by Sexml Meets-
TWENTY-TWO YEARS' es., and the deceptions praeticerl upon the unmet:mate
Experience has rendered Dr. K. a most successful • victinerof such diseases by Quacks, several years weo di
, practitioner In the eure of all diseaseaore p r iv a t e nature : • rected,their Conyulting Surgeon. as a CII Alt I TA, het:
'-uninhood's debility. as en impediment to ularriaaM; net' ACT worthy of their name, to open a hisPensary Mr the
youg And sexual 1041n/ties, diseasee of the skin, and • treatment of this class of diseases. in all their forme.
1 those seising froteefitnisireif is
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all olio ~t , _
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. " • ply by letter. with a. description of their condition-(seet.
There is an evil haat sometimes indulged in by boys, occupati,M, habits of life, &c..) dad in metes of extrem e
in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood; 'ri'As. to.FIIRNIEEI MEDICINES FltElloleCllA ILO Pe
I and which, tenet retinue,' in due time. net, only ; begets : tis needless to addlhattlieedeseetation commends the
•
serious obstaeles-te matrimonial IlaPpineer, but, gives
.: highest Medical ekiii dr Hie 'agend :, .a will furnish the
• Mice tea series of protracted, Insidious, and • devastating ' most approved modern. treatment. . -
affection& .• : • . . 4 The Directors of the Aseociadien_ in their Annual Re.
.
Rem of.thase i , ithe give way to this pernicious practice abet mem the treatment of StiMial Disease, for the yenr
- eanseenennes, until they find the tier- ' ending January Ist, 1658. express the highest suisfaetien
are aware-of the
levons ityatem-shattered, feel strange and unatemnetta:ble . with the niccess which ,has. attended the labors of the
sensations and vague fears in, the mind, [Seepages, 27,
.', Cousulting Surgeon in the rare of Spermatorristra.Sene
' 28: 2e, - of lir. Viihooli-on' "Kell-Preservation - ") - t -final Weakness. Impotence. Genorriwea. Gleet, Syphillis,
•
The unfortattate thaTtifteted becomes feeb ye:is-lino- the vice, Of Onaniem or Self-abuse, &c , and order a cm:
,Ile le qabOr ~tith hoc' nomined vigor. or to irpply his - tient:nee of the same plan for the ensuing year.
mind ttrithily; his iitep IS tardy and weak ;'be is dull. -
; The Direetore, on a review of the wee. feel assured
' irretellite andongageseven in his sports with low encl . - that their labo!..s in this sphere of benevolent effort h,,,,,
gy than usual. , I:been - oft - ma b`crmfit to the afflicted, especially to the
_
If he ematteipateliimaitlf betore tile practice luts done., yung. and. thexhave restavell todevote thenteelvee, with
Its worst, and Mater matrimony,his marriage is unfruit- , renewed zeal ; to this. very iniperteut and much deepisesi
1 fel, and Ilia, sense Mlle: hire that, this is consul by his muse
early follies: • "TheSe lilt'' SOnsiderations which shoilld ! -Au tolmintble Report ow Spermatorrle, or Semit:l
awako'it thotittOntionof.all who are similarly situated. . aVealmess, the vice or Ohauism. Masturimtlon. or Self-
REMEMBER., , abuse, - - and 'other n diseases of - the sexual organs, be- the
1 'HU Who - plaosshimkelf under Dr. KINHELIN'S treat- Contsulting:Surgeon , will be .sent by mail (in a sealed ea
t meet, may raligiouslymoußde in his honor era- a gentle.: velope,) Ft E.F.ulsCliAliG.E,o l x receipt of TWO S,TAM Pe
man. and rely upon the assurance, that the. seerete of - - for poetage: Other , Reports and Tracts on the nature
! Dr. K.'s patients willtirever be dist:Ms - ed. ! and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, ..tc.. are constant
{ from mak- .' iv beine ; publielted for eratnitous dietribution, and will
1 Young man—let no fair modesty deter you _
s,
..
ing your ease 'meet): be ones whet from education and I be sad to
t the Milieted, Some of the new remedies and
your
respectability, can eartinfitirthefrieud yen: methods of treatment discovered during the last year:
1
I „ear Dr. RINE.ELINtS residentee less been for the lest ! are of great value.
TWFINTY vsar.s at the N. W. Ciirtner . of Titian AND I }ldlers,l
.' - for teport or
on Dr. GEORGE IL CAL,
, 110 UN conaaltion . Surgeon. Iloward Aenaciation, Na
UNION streets t ePhiladelphia, Pa.- t '
I PATIENTS AT A. DI:STA:ISM South Ninth Street, 1 litiadt
Il ia. I a.
1 " - .By order of irectors. .
I Can ha'ite (by stating their ease explicitly, together , ,
, 1 EZRA' D. JIEARTWELL, President.
f With .all their eymptomaieper letter, manning a remit- i
..
i toner) Dr, li;13 utedicitnejapprethrieted.mmerdingly, ! . 0E0; FAritEtirim,,9l-itt,dry No e in . 58..4 . 1 . F
Forwarded to any pantStif the United Ftates,,andpack- I , Ili...(;reat Di wry of the .1 gr....n
ad secure from DAM.A.€ I 4 , I I r:VITICIOSITY;b s Y 3(611 or Ex' t . IMPORTANT TO
. .
TOBA.VV4) VIIEWEit.. 4 4
press.
READ i 7Otlit ANi) ii,thitool) 1. i . i -•—. .. .
' a' vi
4 . GOR , 01?1, lolut OIL A Pr.itirazuns 110.6 int Ersmitty 'Mr ' Dr,. Gustav'Liana/Ws Taste Restorative Tro.
f osir-PassEr.v.vnom.---Qmx 26' pinTa- I ches, the Groat Substitate fo - "" '
Letters contuintiag that ihlue in:stamps, will ensure a., :..„. „ ~,,,,.;„__ . . .- ...ttuaCCO.
,3
YT 1 - 4 • 'll'et. lei"... en anti ineomerectirEalile fact that die
copy, per return of anaiL
~ (MAT/8 l CILITTE! I . 4RAIrli 1!I f
..j. ate ofTolladeo is the promoting cause of many of the
t most se v ere. Mental and Physical Disorders to which the
A Pro GLET : Tee.A.gt. race of man is aubject, as careful analysis end long and '.
MISERY .R ELI,, EVED! i . . .
ave' clearly proven that it
• painful experience h contain,
. . . ,
h attu is s Guide, a new ean ribber Work, full of certain narcoticand poisonous properties meet dangerous
1 viduable advice and impreesiye warning, alike calealitt- . in their effects, which by entering into the blood deran g e.
l ed to prevent years of lute - cry. nod save Thi3On'AXLin of ' the functions and operationesof the ILeart. causing Many
. .
I lives, Is distributed without abergte - and forwarded by to- suppese that. organ:to be seriously diseesed.
1 mail, prepaid to atty . Post Offire in tieptinited States, on ' TOBACCI) affects also the entire neremus ey;stem : men
„
recteiving are tinier ettelosing two poetage stamps.
.-ty. 7
----,-- limiting iteelf—as rill who bare ever its& else m
e noxie
July lie 1 is:t
weed will bear testimony—ln Lassitude, Nervous lim,
it.
' bihity, Water` Brasile 'Dyspepsia; and litany other theme
Tiie Ztivea! slirliVi""0.1`11,101a: d ' y °I ” 6int"4r chnranter "
' 1 THE TASTE RESTORATIVE 'IROCiIES
'PIIEPAItED lit b 11... SANFORD - '
....,-,-. ~. . ~ . . . Are designed to caunteruct theste baneful initoences anti
i riOLPOUNDED entirely" from Is line of the best i have proved completely eacceesful in a multitude oi .
t en
k . „/ purgative told liver niedieineanoW before tile public. : its,
and wherever used. Being hartulette in thei lv 7 . -
I _that acts tes a (Wheelie, easier e milder, and moreeffeetnal : they exert a beneficial effect upon the entire es
stetem. re
•.. than any ether reedieine'known. •It is not only a Ce- ;storingthe, Teete which has become vitiated • - '''
atted or destroy
'
thartic but a Liver remedy, acting..firet on the Liver to , eft by great induleence. completely removing the irriti
deat its morbid matter. then eft the beweeteinej soteetch tier. and atMetruitaityinr tickling keneetion of the Throat
i to carry off Chit matter : tans
'r 4 iibniftlisliiret twtr i - to rloe- —with b errealwaye consequent upon abstainin g from the: cos effectually. withent any, ofethe- painful feeling exp.- net of Tobaceo, and: by giving a healthy tone to the
i , riencea in the epee, i ie. : :: et:meet attharlitr. if ,iiiri:!,gat,. 33tormirli, in iii3Oinhe thus Whole system.
I One the eyetent at the same time tient itperges it : and • persons was. are irretrievably undermining their con
when taken tinily in inedeeattedastsf, wilhetren:eethen and - et itutione and shortening their live?, rl,osbl are these
build it int with unusual rapidity . ' a Troches immedia fel r and throw of the injurious and un-
The LIVER is (moor the ' prlncipalMeguleters of the t. pleasant
1 habit of-Tithacim Chewing.
Ibument body; and ,hen it te. performs ei-t seefunctions ; Thee; Trochee or leezenges are put up in a convenient
well, the Powers 01. the COs 3 , ..te.4 Aiy, fully develop- ''' and portable form at tae low price of 51) Omits per
i ed. The 4w:wet isolmoSf %,;,..• entirely dependent On the i A Wheal discount to the trade. Prepared I
e..SO ely by the
f the et • at ,
healthy actiono I. tet
..,... for the, .prlper perform- melersigned to whom all enters should he addrweed.
ante of its funettene ; - 2 ,, athen, the stomach is at ,
JA3IES E. DOWERS, Drtiogist
fault. the bowels are at t'C.."7 fui?lt„-Inid the wiftile sea- - Mareh 24. larin.-ly. Cm. 24 and BM - eat Philmle.
been enfer en ass queueell-of :tune .ergan- e llte . Liver , - ..----
having ret r ied to iIO iIF ' "....„. I bay. For !he diseases : li t .1 mho)
.(1 is 11 , ! . infiii st Psi ~....,.. e t
c pal di 1 0 11
of that or en one of the (,) proprietors line Made it , . :
iris Etady. In a practice of -,.i. t enure than twenty years; '• :' , of
it find 'some rritedy where- t"." , With to creantetect tie.
t 1-1 0 11 ,1 clii Caircentrated Compamid Pistid
many. derangemente to faj§ whiiiii ft it Made.' • '''''
To prone that the ecru- `7: ctly is ett lost tothld, ?ins:, - "Extract Buchrt.
eiersonS: troubled eith fir 'A i e, ler comploinieln an'Y of its For dilmaiies of the tandder. Kidneys: Gravel,D
roper
Imam, has but to try-lewitiottle, and aotivtetioni . is . Weekneeeties. tibetructions. Seem!. diseases, Ft •
--
certain. ? te- .-
- ;lase COmpreints, and all diseases of
These Ganer c--more all r!!..! ratekdd Or end Matter the Sexual Organs.
from the system. stipple- _ ing latheir place wheal- Arising front Excesses and IMM - uclenetee itt life, and re.
thy now of bile invigorate
_,,,.. ing . , the etonvoth, miming moring all Improper 1S from thee - 11l itddee e .- ^
~ Vnt
i food to digest well, purify- `C.: ing the blood, geeing tO - io; . nays, or Sexual Organs, whettiter exietio =
g .rt
t and health to the whole rn machinery. reinovitee the ltrate or „Female, . -
c ,„, : ,„ ~f she di.,, , ,0.e and 1. , abating a radical cure.
Mlittos ottoe.':e are cured X anti; what is bei ter: Pre-'
I r'''' m whnrever ratISO they may have originated.
rented, by the oecational - uses of. the - Later Ittrigo- And no matter of BOW Long S Land ing ,
i rater- Giving. Health and Vior to the Frahm, and
1 One time after eatine I- -.. fft alert - ' r ' i'''
-• all in re Inch ...e Bloom ID the - Pallid elms*.
I stomach and preveitt the Z food „titan raising and Jo'i itvttat 4 ILI - .1 • "
. - „ IC it C..
1 attiring.
it t 1 i7-rona 11 Ii oii -to „.
f Only one dote. taken be
Sn-erv"-
en° r. ' "e''' '' ''
! eVeteetmerc. i......-. all symptoms , . among which will be ronn:l
Indfs:poe'ition
only i,' 'd• o' k:doin al night. loosens the bowels '
F) nie
to Exertion. Loss of
- gently, meet ettrite f.tietiree .." nese.
• POWer,- LeAS or Memory
j One dem taken after 0 oath meal, will pure Dye- . Dillienity of Breething, Geh
-1 pepeia, • end Weakness, Horror of thee
i One dote of two tea- 23 epoonfule will always re- ,
I have iSkIl! Hook:elm. ease, Weak Nerves. 'frentleiteg, lintted
. _
frit HotTerof Death, alight Sweate, Cold Feet.
Gee bottle take , * Tor fe- > male obstriletien remote:l :
• M., 'keret ewes, Diumese of V berm. Lente rt"
1 the pause of the diseftee, t and makes a perfect cure. ' . tier_ -iiirer
! only one dime immetli- — 1 ately relieves C.solio.while sal bussitude or tile Musealar System. often Ettormont
I one dose often repetettel hen a Sure cure for i.'ieltra - -
Appetite, With Dy9Diptiti SyMptOlitg, ll , pt theete ,
letusbnees of the Body, Dryttntle of the skirt,
f , elforGes, alert a preventive! es , ' of ch o feee... -
Pallid Countenance au& Eruptions on
! Only one bottle is need, MI eel to titnnv out of the sys
. tom the &Mils of inetll-1' - , eane after a long -- k -
eic nom
lip
Fare, Pein in the Beek. Hee
-1 One bottle taken feel' I.fautieffec reineves all ' vines, of the Eyelids. Fr
. .
„,,
sallownese or !unnatural{ petler from the skin. - quetttly Black spot,
•
1 . . One time taken a short time Meer,: eating gives vigor- Flying before
lo the appetite, and makes food (Detest welt. - : the Rpm.
One Muse Often repeated curee Criseeitie fliertlime In Ba With Tel:ripe:eery `effusion and 1.Di , 1. 1 - 4' eight 3 Weld t r
worst forme. While tumors or Bowel CO, I . -.
•• Id .
op am e s 3, ie : , • - .
Attention, Great :nobility, Restlessness. with Ibtrette
:tiniest to the-filitlioßn. • . of Society. Nothiug ie me_ e desirable 'to such ra
1,
iler& then solitude, toot Nothing they more
One or two desest cures attaeks emseed by irernix in - Imetia fnr leer of Theureolvee no Re.
children: ther6'is nu entree. safer. or el miller remedy in '
I the WOrld. neat never Mile. w . .. .y . peter er weenier_ nn earnestness,. no
A few bettics ITV , in-opry,..!hy hih-itinal ilieall!irtillitin% , Speculation, but a hurried
transition fro:none
We take. pleestire in remniniendirm tide. medicine Ivi, a
preventive for. Fetter and Ayes-, chill Fever. add all Fte questionto an
vets tern Bilious Type. It operates with certainty and 1 ether.
thousands are willing to testify to its wondci-fidrir!tues•
These syniptome if allowed to go on--witich till- n:.'-
All who use it are giving their unanintometi trine invert:tatty removes—soon follows Los Of I'.•,:.•r'.tetiinott;
'
he its favor. - Fatuity, owl- Nil LEPTIC FlTS—in one of whirl] the pv-
Ikfa. 31 ixr.liateriti the mouth tvi '1 the invite . ) t 1
. 1
,I In Dl'lllit tie.Dt to-ay eeeire. Who can say that these exerioes.r ,
swalkw'both titgettletr, net feeittently followed ay those direful dieteneee—lN
`The liver Invigorator is a Seientitil . e Mestimi-Dieetwer - SA N ITV AND GONSUMierloy ? ?...bo ri , poili...: or Elie ID
,
:bu d 1 , 5 oils _ wavour. cures,
simest, too
;crest 4., 1a...14„ i", . cane Ar•yitlitiD, ;mil the inolanellnly dentite by et...1.50111i -
It 'cures akieby magic, eved . the first thwegiyitez benefit, dot', hour.touplo wiitteso tO the truth of theft mimed:m.-
1n mina tie Asyluine the most melencliely exhibition a; -
awl seldom:Mote-than one bottle ill required to cure ana; . pears.- The Ceuntenanee is actually sodden and g e m
kind of Liver Complaint, frorrethe woret iatitelice or leye- '
pepteni to a candied fleaditcheenli of *kith ere the ftr- destitlite---neither Mirth or Grief ever visits it : should
gataer a
_Diseavectiver„ , „ .
~ . , ~, a 'sound of the voice occur, it la ninety articulate.
• : .. -With woeful men .arcs WSW despair
. , rants mfr. noteln A norTi r ri
"Bit: SANFOllD.t.inprioror '345 l`rniirrinv New V: ork : Low set ten sounds his grief beguiled."
'desalt*: 1,. Legftl . ' ' ' . ' - '
. ,FIMERI and. Dn. gees. ernes for L'etta- Debility in rren.t terrible! and lids b' ell it s le
it irge o f ... • .. 1 . MU, . .i.„ , 0 . , tn.
Ulilll Ditil ifitliled I..ti D 'ts ! t u. and li illililill I) graves.thus) 1 t nes tir'm
pone ..e.':Wely. . . . • 3 at- I c i,-,-.. -
• !,-,,,,' .; -,., , rliggls • • biotin el many noble youths. It can b,e Cured by the us.
......e............____
of this IKFALBIBLE REMEDY :
' 1 r you ai-Ie gitt - 44ii . t ' o , with env of tlia above distres-ing
ailments:. the FLUID EXTltter It CCU 0 will cure yeti .
Try it anal he.coutineed of its. eftimey. ,
. Beware of Quack Nostrums and Quack Tioetere,
who - faleely.boaet of abilities and reretencert, Citizen"
. .
know and UTtliii Melia , and save long -euflaidna 310ney.
arid Expoeure, by sandhi. , or walling St a battle of this
Pepe iar and specific Reme dy,. , - •
It ellays all pain and „inflammation. is r plea s pii'ecti
.. .
ant in its taste and odor ; bat immetlhntein lietifittie:
Bellabold's Extract Buclia
R
-11UM' & TIMBIT,C73: would reipeetfully_ inform
the Publir flint they i i ae ormed a STOVE .t
.:COE STORE, next door to the Lebanon Valley Bank.
in CmittiCrland - sliest, Lebanon, l'a.. where they will
constantly keep on band a large assortment of Stoves.
Among Ow nimbi now on band tiley would
naiiieLbe fottowingt—Oallacitees Sun Rise Cook, Air
Tight Cook, Ulobe Cook, all aloes. Charm Cook. Repub
lic Cook, Morning star Cook, all kinds Paint' Cooks,
Office and - Parlor Sums., Gas Oonsuniers, Bgg Cylinders,
Top Furnaces, Farmer's Boilers: all sizes
Rotel and ~Family Ranges, Portablolleaters„sc. -
Ilati;Flre Brick. Glides, sc.
:" I .'Old Stoves taken in Exchange for e a once.
Lebanon, October 27 1868
SAVING FUrNDi,
Nitional
AXTAtiIgIIT Street:- Sonth-Wept corner of THIRD
Street, Philadelphia.
*CORFOEATED SY TEE STATE OF PSEXiTLTANIS. -
. • Five Per Cent. interest. ' -
Money is received In any BUM, large or an ati,cind inter
eat' 'Paid from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. .
The inlle.e Is open every day from 9 o'c:oek in themiiirn
ing.till_s ,o'eloek in the afternoon , and on Monday and
Thurreds!ly evening i a till 8 o'e:oet..
-' • • lIIW. ItSKRY L. BENNER, Pregident. ..
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vitae President,
•NrtiiiiVt J. - REED, SenrilArY•
. . DIRECTORS. ' —.. • :,
n i ot‘xeno L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewst er, Edward L. Carter, . Joseph B. Barry,
Robert Selfridge, ''. Iraneig Ice, ~. '.'' ~
Segni. K. Ashton,
.- p.dngeldi- Yert:edo •
C.: Landreth Munns, Henr y r ' d r e '''
ell,r on e. air.
ARAMoney.leineelged aild'painnente Ina& daily It - Ith
-
0 41geMea,....,.- . :,
.indifivettagene v aie made in it:EIL'ESTATE MORT
GAGES. QBOOND RENTS, slid - siieb . tint oust eccnri
ties as the Chaiter zequires
•
.uirs, Furs.
ri IHE mndereigned tuts Jost opened a large new stock
j_ of FURS for LADIES and GENTLEMEN, at Ida
DU Store, Lebanon. This stook embraces a very ocnn
plebe aseortment of - FUSE for Ladies, besides Cares,
CAPPy ec., for Gentleman and for Trimmings. All are
respettfully invited to call and examine.
Lebanon, Neil24 i ' 1855, ADAM ELSE.
prepated directly oceordlog to the Rule:. of Plannt:a.
end Utelaletrv• *lth the zreetestliitUraty and cliewl••
knewledge "Ijia cap) tletelial io It; 'combination,.
Prufemsor Deweee Valuable Wortte nn the preeti , e •
endjaost at,tbe late standanl Work.:•of Nedt , ia
(gr effigailLegal€lll4
One . .unarca dollars will be Paid to any NI) Arian who
cattpr cc that the medicine ever injured is patient: StWI
the to .timony of thousands can be produced to pre's,.
that i doku•great good. Cases of from one week to %Inv-
Leen years .standing bare been effected. The mass of
Voluntary TeNtimony in podamodon of the Pioprietur.
vouching its virtues and min:dire powers, is itomenec.
embracing names well known to SCJENCE.AND YAM!:
100,000 Bottles• Have Been Sold
and not sksingle instance of a failure boatmen reaort.-! •
Personally appeared before P2C, Alderman of tte
City of Philadelphia, if. T. IllaihtUok.bi-Cberenr. ule•
heing duly sworn tloesksay. that his prepuratiou rear.tico
DO Narcotic, Merury, or injurious Drug. but a: , ndY
Vegetable. t; T.-EIE LUSO LD, sole mom fr..t over.
Sworn and subscribed before me this= dasef N* V era
bar, 185.1. • . S4dl. P. ill illtA1:11. AiJermati.
Price slper Bottle, or sixfor $5, De
livered to any Address,
Acoottipanhsd by reliable and responsible Certiteates frOM
professors of Iledical Colleges, Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by H. T. IIIifNiTIOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
No; .0. South Tenth St. below Chestnut,
Assembly Buildings, Phila.
we_ To be had of Dr. George Doss, D. S. Daher. and
all Druggists and Dealers throughout the United States (
Canades and British Provinces.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Ask for Helmbold's—tceWsuo otker.
• Cures Guaranteed.
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,PHILIP-F. McCAULLY, -
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker
COzoberhmtl street, otte doot kadof Block !Tom Hoed.
BnlysetTlie? . clesires to Inform the riblir
pit ' 1'2143 ° PePed.as nbove, where he is pretax.—
' ed to execute orders af BOOTS and SIIOES, of the
. • - anent Sittib an& tyle, If not NI perfor, to any Imre
tql?re oger90 , t4thepublic.
Neln spring_and Summer Stock!
tic AU jlist rtttlineti from th c city with an unrivalc.l
assortment of the latest FALL and NiINTEII. STYLES: of
BootaiShoesi Slippers, tc., &c., for Ladies, Gentlemen and
chifdraii.
Company.
4fit. Every Lady 13 invite:lto call anti exam inf. — 5 0
Lebjnon, June 30, 1858.
GFF ' S
11110 t ific - Shoe Store Removed.
Nay' S'pl , ing. and Summer Stock!
THE Undersigned would respectfully inform the pobli ,
that he bee REMOVED his BOOTand SHOE b - ToitE
to the room lately occupied by John Graes
cry Mora, where be bas opened a beautiful r
stock of
Spring and Summer Boots and Shoes,
for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, p2g,llio aso , ortment
is very complete, and embraced all the latest etsles, which
he can eell oat at low prices. The public will please fen
and examine. • DANIEL ORZYI'.
N. B.—TaAratiess, now is your time if , you wish to seo
a large assortment of Trunks, Valises, and difihrent kinds
of Bev- Come one; come all!
Lebanon, April 7,1658.
OYSTAILS.—If you 'mat a aloe dish of oysters, go t.
OVES & EUSTON, oppoette Mrs.- Riselt Hote.
VM & WESTON is the place to by 3'our POTATOIX,
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TURNIPS, CELLERY, kc.
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