{ogle the vicinity of his plantations,
demanded his- immediate presence in
{hat 'cau_ntry, and forbade his coming
North to fulfil his engagement. lie
therefore frankly wrote to her of the
circumstances which detained him, and
unclosed a regularly executed power of
'attorney, which authorised the lady's fa
itskr-to_itandlin the:etead of the bride
: groom and for him enter into matrimo
- *lel-vows. The papers being executed
An United States, it was thought neces
sary to have the ceremony performed
on this side of Niagara, .
.and- father
and daughter came over , totheDe Yeux
-College, and thelady.becarne the legal
'wife of her California 10rd... She will
sail for.her Pacific ,home .about. the sth
- of February, andAtere join her proxy
husband, or seek.. hid' in the wilds of
Mexico... This is.an uncommon event
in this. country, ,though it is sometimes
. practised. in England. The lady is of
English birth, and highly educated.--
Buffaio--Courier.
Paulin anfirrtiott
*wen zamoimAno PRINCIPLES CRIES TO =AD ; u CEASE
TO 'num."
MX. X. BRESLIN, Editor and Proprietor
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1859
Antapoit GettartAL.—The Hon. Ja.
cob FIT, jr., the present efficient and
hobbit "Auditor General, declining to be
a candidate' for re.election, the Hon.
itighardirenL. Wright, at present one of
iiltaState Senators frem, Philadelphia,
hair Geneeetted to become a candidate
fer the Democratic nomination to this
important office. We know of no one
better fitted for the place. His expe
rienceA seven years in the Legislature
—four in the House, and three in the
Benate----has made him perfectly famil
iar with The practical business of our
State. Otivernment, in all its depart.
manta, and. hip public record is that of
an unswerving Democrat, and an hon.
eat man: Mr. Wright possesses, in a
high degree, the requisites whiCh the
father of Democracy denianded of can
didates, for office---he is honest, and he
it capable. He knows what is right,
ituthe has the courage to pursue it, re.
girdles., of the opposition of those to
whom a contrary course sometimes
commends itself from considerations of
expediency. The people can have no
better , man to overlook the financial . op„
orations of the Commonwealth, and the
Lt.
.!,:itagocratic party can choose no more
.01sortby- candidate.
CUBA
There is, onnfusion in.the , opposition
camp. They do not wish to appear con
'Blatantr even id their opposition to every.
Meastire proposed for the greatness and
prosperity of our country hence they
mirese toacquiesce in the acquisition,'
bribe #pitsd. Rates, of the beautiful
island -Cuba, and -at the,eatne time
Weil those favorable to the measure
cad the means to 4he - used With a bitter
s*" mpeasing even their oppesition to
theiennexation of Texas and the war
will Melded. If the opposition , party
is reality not opposed toT+ibak being
ours (or government, 'cbinmerce, &c.,
es ii is hy, nature the desire of its' peo.
plc,. - their, PIPPPeritY sod our iaterest,
Whyttiot in:keart , antil hand withtliii
"Datik4dratref. oarty - ,, at this particular 'lno
rant, slien it can be obtained at a mod.
erAtte pviceable ,mari,her.
The thirty iniltione, clollaye, to be
..pisepd imam harulkof the President as
ihh - batiits of negetiations certainly can.
'Oktil4 l of so fearful import as they im
,estpe:',. - The next Congress will be of
their own party yhen they can exact a
Sithfill account of the trust. That one
thillit -Of the money is to be used for
pohttcal purposes, and for the eleciion
o(, - the Democratic C'andi4te to 'the
4:Presidency:in.llB6.o, as they pretend to
;belie* is all ;Yoshi, aod•they knew it.
The secret is, they are afraid of the
popularity of the measure—afraid to
%pope openly, and yet have not the
PgriOhsin to support it. We are foi
the acquisition of Cuba. It belongs to ,
us nature. The-people of Cuba de.
',sire to be "with' u`a. If it' belonged to
its it wolad be worth millions of dol.
lete.alono4lll to the firfeerA, ~manufae•
• titers, add rnechanies of. the country.
Att:actittisition by us Would- put an: end
ape stave trade from- the' coast of At
ries and togs not only'be advantageous
,-ttA4 I )O,WW of OtimanitY, 'but:, save to
tfacitie, millions of * dollars expend.ed in
tttieltbortive attempts to suppress it un:
der"the treaty of 1842. Cuba would
one of theibiightest stars in our Re.
imrtiliehn - 6Onit,ella,tion of States.
AKT—The firemen of Reading, list
Weifit, illobTed' hcluse to burn down,
&it' jietty spite between
n ei r gine 'first en,. the'ground'tvlig:
water by the first Hose. oarciao
'diet Sursived,andtheifiregained,so much
iisidwaly 'by the time of the , arrival . of
:* * ;:44#4 *engines iliat . vina' impessible
-""
4111 11141balle it. -Amite upon 's h Con-
Attiatte TkePrAPeCt9 w4tkflArr an very
nouttimeti belonging to aatir. ; We bola
teailirdootlll,7lsoo.. •
.P 7 rsescott„ the eminent,
flOstorien„ died op Friday' last, et
fesidepce in the pity of postoe, it pro.
found sensation was created in the corn-
Munity upon the announcement,
Qom- The Board of Canal Commis
sioners of Pennsylvania has ceased to
exist, the Governor having signed the
law for its abolition on the 26th ult.—
Who will write its history? It would
prove.anr highly interesthig work, and
would, no doubt, develop many a curi
ous, if not reprehensible, incident.—
;Vie bearing it had upon the politics of
"Pennsylvania were frequently powerful,
but never Of so great advantage to the
Democratic party as our opponents be.
.lieved, or ,PFetended to believe, But
this .is Certain, that th&direet cause of
the abolition of the .Board flowed froth
the sale "or the public works, and they
were sold in the temporary accession of
power by, the:opposition party, because
they could not elect the Canal Commis
sioners, and of their supposed assiStanCe .
to the Derneeratie party. We tru s t the
I interests of the State 'pay not have been
sacrificed for this mistaken purpose to,
the extent.we •believe they have ;,. and
if, eventually, the' state shall profit from
theeale of her dearly 'bought improve-
inents, we shall 'lie as well pleased as
Any .can be who advocated the measure.
As the Democratic party never.prcifited
by the 'election of its friendsto the of
fice of CanarCornmissinnersi' so - it will
lose nothing by their abolition.
Kr A difficulty recently 'occuried in
the 'United States Senate, In Executive
session, Imtween !Messrs. ; Douglas and
Pitch of Indiana, in regard to the Pres..
idential appointments, which lead to a
correspo'ndenee, preparatory., to a duel.
The difficulty was amicably arranged in
the end.
0:7 - The Congreisional proceedings
in this week's Advertiser are unusually
interesting. The defeat of the Pacific
Railroad bill is the most important mat-
ter that transpired. Among the inci
dents connected with that measure was
the remark of Senator.Gwitr, that Cali
fornia might secede from the Union,
and ,with. Mexico for its capitol for m a
So - ether° Republic. - Mr. Letcher, of
Virginia, upon the defeat of the Civil
and Diplomatic appropriation bill, ex
claimed, that.now-a-days it,required a
Philadelphia lawyer to tell which party
had a majority in Congress. The Pa
cific Railroad bill is , no 'doubt dead for
this session, but the Appropriation bill
will probably be revived.,
Kr The election for Mayor, &c.,
took place in the city of Lancaster, yes-,
terlay. The Democratic candidate for
Mayor is Capt. q-eo. Sanderson, Editor
of the "Intelligenceri" the opposition
Hon. T:H. Burrows, the present incum
bent.
Kr Tuesday of last week was the
centenniii anniversary of the . bir'th-day
of the Scottish peasant-poet Robert
Burns. The- event IVas celebrated in
maarcities'and towns of this country,
with - banquets - , speeches, songs and
toasts.
0::r The latest news fioin Hayti are
ileit 4 Soloque hai'been dgfeateil by the
"Republicans;" and that his al)(fication .
is probable.
7- .E.A6M - ETJRO.V:E
The steamship Arabia,. from -..Liver ,
pool f :arrived at New York on Friday;
The news by this arrival la a week - la=
ter Trord'all parts of Europe,' Oisquie
lode continued' on' the continent, and
warlike rumors still ,circu,lated ; but the
panic,lmd sensibll.ahated, ,particutarly
in London, The Paris Bourse showed'
iMprovement, but still fluctuated.. The
English Pat:lament had been eutnnion4
ed to meet on the 3d of Febtuary.--
The Belgian Cabinet had been,
ved. The latest information in regard
to Italy is that, large Austrian ipin
forcements had reached Lombardy;:and
that the chances of .ft revolt were
.dimitt
ishing„ The commercial intelligence is
not more.favorable,tUn that received:
by former arrival„,._ ~ •
IkIE
By the arrival of the steamer Ten
nesseeat: New Oileana we have dates
from the city of Mexico to the 49th
„inst., and front Vera Crux to the 24th
IA rumor prevailed that an American
vessel hail to bombard Ma
' zailan, on_ account of the coniiication
of the cargo of one, of our merchant .
vessels. • It is also said that Miramon
will riot accept the Presidency, but will
adhere to Zuloaga's policy, It was
said that the French and En g lish_ fleets
had threatened to bombard Vera Cruz
and Tampico if certain conditions were
not complied with. A . terrible explosion
took place in the Government palace ai
quadatajara, by the explosion of a pow.
der magazine, and by which befween
one and two hundred persona,were
ed,. The whole country is in its usual
unsettled state.,
The wit steamshipininoig, from As
pig., wall, with Califronia advices to the,
sthiinst., arrived at New York on Fri
,day, The Illinois brougi ) t 200 passen
gers and,11,200,000 in treasure, The
markets at Sari Francisco were very dull
for Atlatf,tiC produce. Gold , dust was
.coming in more, liberally. The Costa
Rica Congress was in extraordinary
session on ,the 2d, of. Decembee, and
ratified the!Belly_qeaty with slight .
mOdificatiOn:.
TWEINIT-TWo - afaldren, who 'Were floating
oat t'a Sea'otrai large eche of lee upon the'obb tide
trOßbstoti harbor, a few dap ago,' Vreie saved by'
a man named William Haslem. Ile wasout in a
«small thiati+indhis attention was attracted by their
1.8011011j31% at once; Tutted to theirassititance;
aid with grentedifilcidty and danger took-thkm
Suak.oectu3ioas of deing,gOod!spldom
happen•inAhe life of guy maxi. "frhe.thenght of
the ligoLTlK : llvelit4 by ^thißlficqeo bgtkSor theme
WO would have perislieihat 4 , tblite-Isrho would
have survived, is terrible; hut the gratification of
the-success is proportionately great.
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A. FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Asiincorox, moNDAT, Jan. 23,
/85 , 1 Pomerthat personal naturo occulted between
Speaker Orr and Mr. Hughes, of Indiana, which
The proceedings of Congress to-day were of an
important character. In the Senate, an elaborate occasioned considerable excitement, but satisfac
memorial was submitted from the Legislature of ; tory mutual explanations took pliv:u before the
Indiana, relative to the representation of that "i""mcnt"
State iu the Senate.. Henry S. Lanoiind Win. . ,!
BIiIAT, ,ht:i. ....
McCarthy, the 'memorialists allege, arc the only The proceedings of Congress to d,y acre in
persons properly commissioned as Senators. The teresting, thoogh not marl: of in:port:lore was
memorial was referred to the Judiciary Commit- done, if we cx.-ept the
ref
hy the
toe, Metnerials were presented froin Penosylva- jTT
azOUSet of the rote,hy which the Diplomatic An
nie. in relation to the modification of the Tariff. propriatirn 01 was defeated on Thureday, And
The memorials wore referred appropriately. Mr. the
final p:lssage of that measure, by a vote of
Slidell, from the Committee on Foreign Affairs.. 101 to As. In the Senate, Mr. Owin, after apolo
to whom was referred the bill making an .appro- E gising for language he had used on the day pre
.priation of $30,000,000 to he plmed in the hands views, in connection with the defeat of the Pa
of
the .President to facilitate the acquisition of cific It. R. gave notice of a motion to reconsider
Cuba by negotiation, made a lengthy report in fa- the vote . by which it was lost. Mr. Seward pre-" vor of the uppropristion4 and advoq,sstrig the se- tented a petition from New York, setting forth
q ul sitim brsrgalnall4 in its favor. Brief 6 Peec ii- \- "Nbc defenceless state of New,York and Brooklyn,
es were made by Messrs, Bayard and. Toombs, in arid.asking an appropriatian-of 1250,000 for the:
advocacy, of the bill. The ,Senate thou went into construction of works of deface. The petition
oxecutivo session and 'then- adjourned. -In the was appropriately referred: - After some other
House Mr. Stephens' resolution, to set , apart the business, the private colander efts •considered.- 7
fi'r'st two days in February. for the consideration In the House, the Secretary‘of the Treasury was
of Territorial businels,looking specially te adieu r called upon for information as to the actual and
on the Oregon bill, was taken up, but after some probable receipts from the` customs cuitome and public
debate the Hoiserefirsel to - sispend the rules.— lands for this and thenext fiscal years, and wheth-
A. resolution was passed to limit the debate on er they will meet the expenses. Bills were in
private bills on SaturdaY neit to two five-minute traduced for the establishment of Territorial
speeches on each. A bill was passed appropri- Government.] in Arizona, Daeotah and Jefferson,
ating $16,000 to pay witnesses before the Investi- aro referred to the Committee of the Whole.
gating Cooratieteeis. The . Causal/M . and .Diplo- Mr. Grow gave notice that when the Arizona bill
matte - ,Apprepriatiou hill wastaken' up in Com- came up for consideratictn,he should move for the
mitten of the Whole, and quite-an animated do exclusion of Slavery from Within its limits. The
bate took platukralative.to the propriety of mitre' ' 'freeident was Milled upon for the instructions of
ing the number of foreign ntissions. An amend. our Gororntnent and those Oildreat Britain to
meat, offered ;by Mr. Sherman, .:of Ohio, was the reipetive!squadrns ini the African Coast.—
adopted, which limits the missions to Great Bri- The vote on the Diplomatic Appropriation bill
taM, France, Russia, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Chi- was *a, real usidsa,:ek. as - above , izotedr. t .;„
1 .p,
nn, Peru, Turkey andNicarogua. The bill was" , t ~ .. ,
...►
not disposed of before the'Conimittee rose. The
bill appropriating thirty„millions toward the ae-
quisition of COB, "reported back from the
Committed on Fayelin Affairs. It is similar In
its provisions fu. that of Mr. in : the Senate
Not much of . public interest was done in Con
gress to-day. In the Senate, Mr. Pitzpatrick was
cheat) Presideut pre telli ~ in the absence of the
Vice-President. The Pacific Railroad bill was
then taken up, and the debate on it was contin
ued all day. Mr. Slidell's Cuban report will come
lip on Monday next. In the House, Mr. English
made it number of reports from the Pest-Office
Committee, among which was a bill to abolish the
franking priviteg,o. Another bill reported by him
'provided for an appropriation of $5,000, to ena
ble the Postmaster-General to employ temporary.
clerks. It was tabled. Another . bill regulates
the payment of the postage on newspapers and
periodidars. It was referred , tO the Comniittce of
the Whole. •Consideration -of the Civil and Di
plornatki Appropriation bill was resumedln Com
mittee of the Whole, and the-subject of editing
down the,number of, oreign Mission's •was further
discussed. Objections was made to•it clause snak
ing an appropriation•for the expense of sending
back, to Africa the rescued uegrocs of the slaver,
The pommittse -rose before faking. any
.dermite aotiou.
.No matter of• interest transpired .
,in the House. .
The proecedin'gif of Congreis bi-day were high
ly interesting. Antlißie Senatki. joint.resolution
was introduced, and referred to the'Cdtitinittee on
'Territories, :asking, Idea' twenty• days' extension'
of the session of the Legislature' of Kansas. Af.
ter an animated discussion the motion was denied,
and the matter was ordered to lie on thetable:—
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken upi and
after a rejection of all the pending amendments,
and a refusal to lay. it on, the table, the 'vote on,
its final passage, was ordered for to-morrowat
o'clock. ~In the Rouse two billsorere,roported
from the rost-OetCommittge, providingfor the
transportation of the mails front the Atlantic to
the Pacific coast. ArLAdverse report was made
from the Judiciary Committee on: the bill, to
amend the court •of s act so as to .permit'
cket,titors to sue the GovernMent. The report waS
referred to the Committee of - the Whole. - A bill'
'was reporYed' from tbe SudiCiary Committee
punigh the forging 'and counterfeiting pt military;
bounty-lima -iviirrinits,‘ which wie is medititely
passed: ' , Juitit'reiohitions were Yeitirted MAU the
CoMmittee:ori Agriehlture; deelark it the huty,
of Government to ash its -infinerree to procure
from foreign Governments amodieiatituftif their
systems of revenue with.vegard 'to taint:oh , The
resolutions= Were passed after minsiderable objee
tiort. The Romestead bill was introduced ;by Mr. I
Kelsey, of New-York, and referredto the. Com
. of tiro Whole. The Civil alit Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was then taken up in Commit
tee .of the Whole, and considered. , until the ad-
journment, The pedding amendment was to the
effect that no money shall he expended for, the
support and education of 41e e li n tured Africans of
the slaver Echti, .whict amendment Was rejecte.d.
then 'offered an amend- , 1
insult; •rediteing' the proposed hpiwopriatien of
t 7500'0 to $45;000. A long and very animated . .
debate fookplace,invdiving the question
of Slavery and , ilfer Slate=tritde, When, finally, the.
whore Clause-authorizing the iltproprintion to ed
attle the President to emary out the contract with
lherColonization Societyvrat stricken= This l i
action, however, does not dispose of the subjeet t
as it. still has to be•voted.qn in the-House.
Thzindo,y, Jan, 27, 1859.
The :Proceedings of Congreas to day were of
more than Usual iNnporfance, involving thi7i"bass
of the Pacific Railroad - bill, foi the Present ses
'ioil'iit least; and the temporary rejection of the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill: In the
Senate, the: act providing for the payment of thai
71onsi Intestigatir.g =Comm ittec Mcpenses was
passed. A resolution, requiring more prompt
:miss in the mail service between lfiew-York and
Washington, was passed, Five thousand .extra
copies of the inaloilty reports on Calla were or
dered to be,printed. Information ,was ; netted for
relativo,.to Col. :Wright's campaign against the
Oregon Indians,. The Pacific Railroad bill , wai
then taken up, and, after protracted discussions
on various propositions, an amendment offered
by Mr. Doolittle that theSocretary of the Lite;
rior be authorized to advertise for ''estimates and
.
Proposals for Northei ri . and Sou thern routes, Mar!
Mg - the Central one as provlded for in the bill,
'was addpied a 4 / 5 a final secti4n, when, on motion.
of Mr. Simmons; all between the enacting clause
and the final acutiori was stricken out, by it vote
of 381o40—thus killing tlfe 'railroad. .Various
propositioncwerethen. made to , recommit the bill,
but a general; :disposition was. Manifested to let
it rebt for ittie.session, and it was , puttuion its
gmtl, peAsag,e,,ns emasculated, and agreed to, by a
vote of
,31.,agaipst 20. %Ile title of ~the bill was,
then change 4 te qorreeßencl with .the contest, and
the Senate adjourned at a late hour.
~In the
House, the Civil and Diplonmtie Appropriation
bill was then taken up, and the arnendatontadop:
ted in Committee, of ttie:Whole; iiropositiite cur
tail the nbmbes of foreign, missions, was rejee.-
'ted: The amendmeni - proposing to retfuee the
. ,
O'oto n ication Society alipropriation from $75,000
t0't45,006, was also 'rejected, its was also the
proposition to strike out the iintire'elatise'. ' The,
bill was then rejected; 90 to 88. A relibnsidera;
don 'Ava a immediately moved,:and "dirtied afters.
nutaber...of explanatory speeches. , Motiotta _ th
strike_out.this missione: to .Attstria, Switzerland,:
:Rome and BeunosAyres, were' severally rejectod,
and a rootionjoptrike.out the mission to .l'orsia
Prevail-PC TOq , House then OgairliVllltietoil the
bit}, 94.4 u col. ~ 4, motion, was made to reponaid
-1 OZ the vote, and to lay that motion on the table,
bee the House adjourned before the vote was ta-
CONGRESS.
TuEsDer, Tan t ,25, 1559
IVELINisimY Jan: 28, 1859
ken. During the proceedings a colloquy of a
.3 - i3:14 1859.
.Tlie,Senate met at 3 o'clock, P. Af., after an ad
journme,nt from the - Friday pievions. Without
Am
the transaction of y imainess of importance, ad
journed. Thai the Money goes. The .House al
so mettat 3 o'cloCk. A large nuinber of petitions
wore presented, and a committee Was - appointed
to -investigate the condition of ihri Shamokin .
Bank. A' resolution to buy for each member .a
eopr of a railroad map of Philadelphia, was
propptly and correctly voted down. If members
want maps let them buy of their own money.—
After the oonsideration of several special bills the
House adjourned.
TUESDAY, Jan. 25, ISSO
In the Senate the bill for the abolition of the
Canal 'Board passed finally and was sent to the
Governor. The bill passed by thelionse abrogat
ing the eorilrriet of It." T. Ilablenian then was
andcalled iip; when in fine: position Tova' dead
shot, Was killed dead hi a; drowned rat; by it vote
of 11 yeas to 15 nays. A message wits received
front the. Governor statingAlott he had signed the
bill' abolishing the Rood of Canal Commissioners
and State Engineer. 'Adjourned.
bidsfha for the' public printing for the ensuing
three years were opened. in the House, (the Sen
ate present) A'. Boyd Hamilton thelow
est bidder was the successful one. Mr. Williams
idontoerat) moved . that the hour or. meeting be lt)
o'clock, Not agreed to. Qf course not. . Mr.
Eckman read a bill in place entitled , ".A.n., net to
annul the cjiarter of the borough of North,Leba
non." Referred to the Committee on ,borpora
tions. 'Adjourned.
lyEnNis.o.kr, ran. 2E, 1859
In the Scoots, Mr. Coffey, opposition, moved
the printing:pi 500 copies of the transactions of
the State Agricultund Society. Adopted.— We
trust the Senate, being demoeralic,„and resPonsi
ble, will not permit itself to be drawn ,intd any
,other' useless expenditures, as is the above.—,
What's-the use of printing.soo copies, .if .any at,
all? The es. -a will be within a trifleor the cost of 5000 copies. Upon the whole, h oWever,
tbe yeopts would not have 4 spo . lit"if, none tit all
had been printed. After, some other trifling bus
in'ess,' such as the prevention - 4
the destruction of
fish in somebody's dam,,--rthe ,taxation of dogs,
Ae., the Senate. adherned. `'• •
W have waded through the proceedings' of the
*lguse'lqiiivate calender, `reports of einiMittees,
&h.; but did' not succeed in 'finding atiS , ' business
•trunsaeted which may be eonaideretlitis an eriniv.: -
,4tlent• to the $lOOO the maininining:Of the House
` :cost the. tax:payers this day. The Canal/Board
bas abolished,—now let.tbe.L e. gislature of
cot:l%y. other year also be at.olish,ed. That would
be 'lnform and economy." The .people. can, get
along just as. well with biennial , sessions of th
Legislature . , as they can 'without a Canal Board
Adjourned! , .
• TR UnSDAY, Jan, 27, 1850.
In the :Yeante, the Committee on Finance ask
ed ke` be jiicharge:d froin tlM'farther Consideration
oOreitilutions relativeto almgislatiie Record and
qUestions haVitt tleen settled by
'ithe adtidutaf. the Senate. (We more the appoint
mentlld Boor-keeper expressly: to keep them
nettled--at least inside the . ..Senate, ehamber.)--
,Th,e Selleteithen xoneidered, until:adjournment, ti
reougst Of the House for, the, returmMf a bill enti
tleV4im act to, incorporate the Westorn =Market
,Do,mpayty,"
,Conoiderable time was consented by. the Aaltae
in the passage i of a resolution to , obtain back from
the Senate the bill to incorporate the :Western
Market Company. Why don't the 'lk:use do its
work right at once? Altre4 every step taken is
a bliMdering one. Both Douses haying passed
"in' act consolidating the stork of the Girard
Bank," it - rise to-day returned with the signature
of the Governor. Mr. Walborn; opposition, did
not receive as many . doeutnents as he wanted.—
He moved the appointment of 'a committee to As
tartein the number 'of, cOpiek - of the :Reports of
the Deg ds of Department each member is entitled
to. Agreed. '"Mr. Keneagyp.opposition of Lan. ,
oaster„.mored the appolutment„olleri Picket as
an assistant"paper,-folder, This consumed con.
piderable lime,. but , wee oted down. [Our; read
ers.w ill oh3erve
,thet. two-thirds, of the time of the ;
House every day ,is consumed by the, considera
tion of matters, pertaining to themselves, and ther .
useless eXpend: tura. of, money.] Adjourned.
FRILL6', Tan. 2S; 7859
• :Mr. Parkii, opposition,' moved that When the
Senate adjourni it adjourn to Monday at 3 o'clock.
The motion - wall voted down as it deservedto be.
The re , eonsideration of the bill incorporating tie
Western Market 'Company, so as to gi4 it back
to the Ilouse•to enact it "aright, then consumed
eonsiderable.timm.,The re-consideration was lost,
and.it was sent io,the.Govern or in its imperfect
state, t'An act A.p, repeal. :an tnet,changing the
:place of holding
, eloctions, in ?otter , township;
count.Y,;"l, then occupied the attention
of ithe
~senttteuntil adjournment, It is en impo
sition upon the tax4eyer,s,of,l?ennsylvania. that
such insigrificant matters should be thrust, upon
the Leghdatnre, and that they should receive a
Moment's notice there. The contest is no doubt
-one between two landlords of opposition polities,
and for their sakes the people' must pay tlio fid
dler. The Courts should hive stilficient power to
settle eh such Matters. •
The wheis attehtion of 'oil,'fr'om the
=
'4:iptling a the sitting to its close, was ocptipilid,
first, by the disetiesion -of did correctness df a de
= cisioii of the SPeaker, rehitike tdtthe brnigliitg
pasiage of the bill !incorporating thh = Western=
Maiket Opmpany of Philadelphia ;• audi .iticourr
ly,Abat
. entirely, new, undhieussed, high ly.itnpiir,
tent, a!ii "Ilnion-sating.7,rneasure, ,the, abroga—
tion of the oontrackwitiva. J..ffultleman, for the
publication of a fiegfeative Reoilrd!! i It seams
now that the opposition members are satisfied
with the Record furnished them, only it does not
cost enough, hence they want another printed,
we presume a fac simile of Haldeman's. We are
afraid the present House is striving to compete
in unpopularity with the famous jug•law Legis
lature of 1,855. Without deciding the Record
question., adjourned.
?;1.60f.)
The principal portion of, the SOSSIOTL of, the-;
&nate was occupied with the copaiderl tiooof a
bill incorporating a Church at Harrisburg.
In the House an net relative to dispensing with`,
Ge.peTvisore and Itie apppinKenf of a - streetcom
missioaer in their stead, for the borough ofLeba
non, was reported back without amendments.—
An "act to amend the charter of the borough of I
North Lebanon,""was also reported hack without
amendments. Mr. Bertolet read in place, a bill
"supplement. to, the act incorporating the Mutual j
Fire insuroceptuptnyof Sinking Sp4ngs Berke
county. Referred.' Mr. Eektuari - "read bill au
thorizing the'Sarv4or General to issue a patent. I
Wood read ."an act -to revive the charter of
the Lebanon, Phoenixville, and Pinegrove
„ •
road." Referred.• After the presentation of numa
erons other petitions, the reading of. bilis, Ac.;
the House procceitetto,the donsideretion of the
resolution autherilidgit contract to be made with
Geo. Bergner 41kefoi, , the publication of another
Legislittireßecati m irt- addition to • the one 'now
published by Hatclecoan. The resolution was ac
tually adopted by is vote of 47 yeas to 29 nays.
The llottiC then adjourned to Monday, and well
it might."
LINDSEY'S IMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER;
T}l ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED
REMEDIAL AGENT
For Impurity of the stood,
THAT DaItSJTS W0.8.E. •
THORDUGHIT,` BITEOTITALLY.
AND WITHOUT FAIL! ! !
IVIIIS grerit PIMPLE% now before the public but a
1 'foW years, has already. won a name and re - imitation
unexampled in'the history of any , . medicite ever inven
ted,. The ingredients composing it are simple yet in
combination all powertul In driving disease from the
human system. it cures
Scrofula, - 1 Cancerous formations,
Cutaneous Diseases, . 1 Erysipelas, Boilii,
Pimple's on the face, ' - Sore Eyes, '
Old & stubborn Dleers, Scald Head,
Totter affections, ' ' Rheumatic Disorders,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Jauudice, ' Salt Rheum,
Alefeitrial Diieses, General Debility,
Liver Complaint, 1 Loss of Appetite,
Lorr'Spirits'..Pont Storoach,
. .. .
kiniale Complaints, and all Diseases having their
origin in an impure state of the mood.
Every Agent Who has this - medicine for sale, has cir
culars on hand containing'certillmtes from persons who
Lave been cured by its use. Many of 'them are desper
ate cases, and commend themselves .to the attention of
those-afflicted with any of the above diseases. The fol.
lowing certificate alone is selected, as carrying- with it
the most indubitable evidetice or the virtues of this won
derful medicine.
Sworn statement of David M'Creary, of Napier Town
ship, Bedfordeounty .q ,
In-April, 1850, as near as I' an remember, a small
Pimple made its appearance on my lip, which soon be=
came enlarged and - sore. I used poultices of sorrel and
warp of blue vitro], ' without, effect. Finding the sore
extending, I called on Dr. , Ely;pf Schellsburgovho pro-'
flounced it Canalt, and proscribed a' wash of sugar of
lead and bread peril aces. Finding theire remedies of no
avail, I called upon Dr. Shaffer, of Davidville, Somereet
county, who also pronounced Ihe disease Cancer, and
gave me intermit and external remedies—the latter con
sisting principallypfaustics MAIM to ne purpose, as
the disease continued sPreading toward the nose, I next
used epreparatitin of areonie, in the form of salvo. This
for a time checked the disease,but the inflammation, soon
increased. I next called'upon De.Statler,ot St Claire
villa, Bedford county, who also' pronounced' the disease
Cancer, and applied a salve said to ha a never failing
remedy, but it bad no effect whatever in checking the
spread of the sore. In Decembef, of the same`year, the
disease had eaten away a greater part of toy upper lip;
and hail attacked the nose--when I went te•Cinclunati,
where I consulted. Prof. 11, S. Newton, of the Eleetie
Medical College.,Tie pronounced the disease eritene
ous Cancer, supeinduced by an inordinate use of flier
applied mild zinc ointment, and gave me in•
ternal remedies. My face healed up. but, the inflamma
tion eras not thoroughly removed. In February, 1857,
he pronounced me cured, and I left for Is ime. In April
the disease again returned, and so violent was the pain
that I could not rest at night! .Late in May I returned to
Cincinnati, and again placed myself under the charge of
Dr. Newton, with whom I remained until Septendierdit
ring.wbieh time he used every known remedy, and part
ly. succeeded in checking the disease, but when I retarn-'
ed home there were still- three discharging ulcers upon;
toy face. I centinuedusingNewton's preparations, and
also medicine-thittl got frown', Dr.-lily, but the Cancer
continued growing until it had eat off the, left sate of Say
NOV,' the greater portion of say left cheek, and had ra
tacked asp left elle. • I had given up All hope of ever be
ing cured, since Dr. lily said he could give relief, hut
theta cure was impossible. In Starch, ISIS, I bought II
bottle of -Blood Starcher;” but I must confess that I
had no faith in it. I was very weak when I commenced
taking it; but I found that I gained strength day by
day, and also that the ulcers commenced drying up. I
yontinued, and whenthe third , bettieViB taken my face
;'ties :healed as if by a miracle.. I used it fourth bottle,
and Lhave been healthier since than Ihave been for the
last seven years.. Although my face is sadly disfigured.
lam still graceful to a benign Providence who has spar
ed my life, and which has been done through the lustre
mentilify at lirsViE n ta I P l 'lo.4' 3 1.Qnikl gtaPAP•R•
DA 1"IIl m'CRIsAItF-
Swornand 'subscribed. this Slit day of August, „A. D.
1858, before me, tina of the justices of the'peatW in and
for the Borough of Hollidayeburg, Blair:ohnty, Pa.
Witness—D. J. Antes.. , .Jonx CORLET;S. P.
For sale by IL' iI. Oettle . ; Myeritirein Martin Early,
Palmyra; John Capp & Son, - Jonestown; John Seltzer,
Mount Nebe; John Carper, Beeltanansville; John Dein
inner, Campliellstown ; Bellinger liinportai Annville ;
Jahn C. Cobaugh, Bridgeporb; all-of Lebanon-County.
.-Linesrr-a' LEMON, Proprietors.
Hollidaysburg, Penna.
Also Sold at Dr. Goo...Roes' Drug Store, opposite the
Court - House, Lebo:4l°ll,-I'4: Vanilary.26,l3sg.-61111.
"A LIVE1B000:',
says RO,lmitT BOANT.D., (end he knojcs,)
LlVeildole.—V46 AuiniCa loMN'tedy ot•
unmistakable talenyliaving, : int)the course of rovers'
years, complkkedlarge ifidintity of the best sayings and ,
thoughts of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, asthey have
come from Ids lips has brought them out udder tbo pub
lishing auspices of Messrs. Derby & Jachson. in a neat
volume entitled 'Notes .from tlymouth pulpit.' This
work is a unique and stirring ono.' Miss Moore Ipus exe
cuted the task she set herself to do with great nbllit'y,
and the most conscientious fidelity, find has produced a
volume of unusual interest nod ramie."—{N. Y. Ledger.
THE THIRD EDITION (Bth thousand)'READT of
Notes from the .plymouth
Pulpit.
A. Collection of Memorable, Passages from the Dia
courses of DENBY WARD BEECIIEB,
With a Sketch of Mr. Beecher and the Lecture, ROM.
By AUGUSTA 11100R.E.
fine neat 12mo. Price $l.
'llia is a characteristic volume, sparkling nil over
with diamonds. breathing at once humor and, satire
feeding the hungry with the bread of life, and Opening,
heaven to the, dying."—[New Doren Journal,
It Is the mast graphic description of Henry Ward
Butcher and hia various attitudes awl moothrthat we
have over mpt,with. That prillminury article, as one of
tise most eueeelistitr -- pen and 3 Mcquirtrailures ever at.
tempted, is alone worth the price of .thebookl:--(Chien,
to Christian Herald.
- "Every page Mut the stamp of Mr.Dseeelier's ailed
The same particnlet modem of thouglieind'haPpy turns
of expression, the wit and drollery. • Which sometimes
eparkle oven in his most solemn discourses—me here."—
[N. Y. Evangelist.
"This volume still further illustrates the wonderful
vitality and vigor of the Christianity of the remarkable
man whose thougOts,itihranilsip Its pages glow with
generous and true sentinoenle. and burn with holy seal
for the Redeemer's interesti"—[Beaton Congregation
alist. -
"No one can fail to cliscover , tbc living words, the bit
ing satire and burning thoughts of Beecher in rnest of
the Notes. lit is. a book well calenlatedlo waddle the
Pharisees of the present day to a sense of their duty to
90,d am l their felloymen."--{ltural 4ew- Yorker.
"The terdenest oT sbale; abrindinceMf dtMi'' *boldness
of thought and vividness of description,. which are the
individual cparacteristice of Mr. Beecher, both. as
speaker and writer, abound in the book. We like it
much."--iN. Y. Chr istian Intelligencer.
DERBY S JACKSON, - Publishers,
No. llOyssearret,N. Y.
gopies sent postpaid on recept of Odom
•
562500 W ANTED.
PERSONS having money to loan can have an oppor
tunity for tufa investment, in sums to suit, by 'en
quiring at this Mike. Theinterestuill bepo.in promptly.
Jan. 19, 1859. • ...
• • •
Turnpike Election.
id - hereby given that an eiectionby tl.e Stock
, 11 holders in the President, Managers and Company
of the,Berks and Dauphin, Turnplka„road, will be, held
at the public 'house of Alexander lalrn, ) lli Myeratowu, ,
Lebanon county, Pennsylvania,
I• • , Qn Monday, 1470. day 04 - 6./fm•qkye.*
liotwoen the , honie often O'clook, At Mg iinAlWr o'clock,
P. M., of that day, for the purpose of electing One Prep--
ident„Eight Manson, One Trewer. Anil such other
°Metars aetiayMe necessary to conduct the t a fairs of the
said Company during the ensuing year.
At the same time the Annual" Statement of the Trail.
uror will be laakbefore the Stockkolde,ra, 11.8 noel
DJ , drder pe o r ".Y.,Ar4Bilit.D*l. 4 „ Seel.
'"— • •
•
To the *tubers of the German Reformed Congregation
of-Jackson Township, Lebanon. County
A PPLICATION has been made by the Triistees of said
A
Congregation, to the Court of Coto/nen 'lens of
"Said County, for ap Order of sale of all their Real Istate,
excepting the lands set apart as the church pi party,
and the Court NW Axed on theliist 21jOnf1ap ter arch,
twat, in the Prothonatary'a OMets In the Bore gh of
Lebanon, When and wbertall persons interested . may at
tend they think ptifpetVinet diisire to bd heard/ either
for ?.r against pgikappliaition for said Salo.
STAINS, Proth'y. •
te rasa=lieputy.
lmitke“ita. 19,1869
OYRS & RUSTON le the place to by your POTATOES,
TURNIPS, OELLERY, IC.
SATURIMS, Jan, 29, 1869
Notice.
MEI
GREAT BEADY IFIER
So Long unsuccessfully sought,
FOUND AT LAST.
FOR IT RESTORES VMMANENTLY CRAY LIAM
to it 4 original eolort cover= Inxuriantly, - the bald
head; retno , tes all dandruff, itching and all scrofula,
scald head and all eniptions ; makes the hair sat,
healthy, and gjosu ; an 4,01 preserve it to an ituagina
ble agerreino tree, daif Ly magic, all I,lntehe4; dc., f rom
the face, and curd all nournigla and nervous hoed ache.
See circulqx find tl4 fellreing.
Dover., N. If., Feb. 2d,,1858.
TR & O.J. WOOD & CO.—gents Within few
Welni've'reeeizeil so many orders and caffilor Prof.
Q. J. Wood's flair Restorative, that today we i'atf com
pelled send to Bmitim 'for a quantity, (the 6 dozen
yen forwarded all beingsold,) while we might order a
quantity from yen. Every bottle we hare sold seems to
hare produced three ar . four new customers and the ap
probation,nedjaffiinage it receives fram the Most sub
stantial. and worthy citizens of our vicinity, fully (VW.
vinee us that it' Is - A MOST VALUABLE PREPARA-
Send us corsets:rah may - be one gross of sleizs and one
dozen $2 size • and believe us yours very respectfully;
(Sighed) DANIEL LATIIIIOP & Co.
•
hickory Ginvili St: Ellerin' Co., M&, *biz. ig, 1856. '
IPROF. Q,,lrOOD—Xlear Sir %Some time last Sum-
V L
nier Itve were Mae...ad ta Coe - seine of gain' Tf 'Resto
rative, and its effect werezo wonderfuk we feel it our
drity,to you and the afflicted, lo report-IL
Our little. sou's headier some time had been4arfactly
covered:with sore' and called It scald bead. The
hair almost entirely came off in consequence, When a'
friend, seeing his;aulleringw, advised use to use your Iles
locative, we didsb .with little hope of success, but, to-,
our surprise, And that of our friends, a very -few appll
cations removed. the disease entirely, and: a new and
luxuriant crogiof hair soon started out, and we :can now
say that mi. boy has ashealthy a• scalp. and 88 luxuri
ant a crop of hair as any other child. We can therefore,
and do hereby recommend your Ile:atorative, as a perfect
remedy for all diseases of ,the scalp and hair. We are,
yours rerpectrphy,, z -
- G.T2)BGB W. _HIGGINBOTHAM,
SARA."' A: ,111QOUNNYMAII.
Gardiner. Maine,,Tune 22,1555.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD—Dear Sirbaxe used two INA
ties of Professor Wood's Hair - Ili&storative, and eau
truly say it is the greatest dim:ay . :o3H , :the age for re
storing and chauging the hair. Before using it f was a
man of seventy. My Hair has view_ attained its origi
nal color. You can recommend it to the 'world without
the least fear, as my case was one Of the worst kind-
Yours Respectfully:,
DANIEL' N. MURPHY.
0.3. WOOD & CO, Proprietors; 812 Bioadwayi N. Y.,
(in the great N. Y. Wire Railing . Eibililihmant) and 114
Market street, SL Louis, Mo. Sok!, in Lebanon by
JOSEPH L. LEIIBERO EV, also by'Dr. Ross, and by all good
Druggists everywhere. Ostia, 'SS-Sin.
BUCKWHEAT. .
An extra Article just received and far sale. cheap. by
OVES & EUSTON.
FRESH'
A fine Assortment of eannottYrnit, consisting of Pears,
Peaches, Pine Apples. Strawberries; Tonintoes and Omen
Peas, has just been received by . OYES t EUSTON.
D ERB S
Dried Elderberries for side by , OYES 4; EUSTON
- -
Piekelod. Cucumbers for OVES EUSTON.
!NURSERY.
AVE are happy to Inform • readere that lIIr. :1.
'I It. WRIGHT, of York eoelity, has a
,large NUR
SERY; of rery choice FRUITS of altkinds; Vial ----Apple, ,
Plum, Cherries, Apricot, PefteLea; Pear. and Necta
rine. The trees are all grafted; and may be relied
upon as such, and are sold 'and delltiered tin 'mod
erate terms. in order that the:pool& of Lebanon coun
ty may supply themselves with a variety of the' choicest
and most reliable FRUIT TREES, Mr. Might will offer
them en opportunity of doing so,•,•as he has aripointed" .
Mr. JACOP. WITMER, Jr., of Cornwall to is his
Agent, to whom applications /latir , be made•for each fruit
trees as may be desired, and - thgy . abalt be readily and
. promptly furnished. Reference,. Dr. -T. - W. Ilhoninger,
Lebanon. - Xatiertiry 12, 1.859.4t.,*
BUSINESS CARDS
IL BOWMAN
A TTORNEY-AT-LAlV—Office in d'u T itherlandiStree
11, nearly opposite the Conrt, Clouse, .will proinptly
tend to all professin»al business entrusted to hint: •
Lebanon ; Sept.ll, 185 S. .
D. S. ItAiItER
5
A GENT FOR THE S'I'ATE MILE Bc , MARINE INSU
11ANCE COMPANY, PA.
Lebanqn, Au
DA.II MS J. SE LTZE
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
fAVEICE in Cumberland street; nearly oppilsite iirsTa's
Hotel, Lebanon, Pa. [Aug: 26,'67.
LAFAYETTE BRIIIWEIR,
GAS FITTER.'
A =WINING A. S. 1:1,1!''S Office, Walnut street, Lehr,:
13,.. non, Pe. A large and beautiful assortment of FlX
"X,Oity.s front the well-known establishment of Cotrr , intios
liartszt, always on hand at Philadelphia prices: '..
wcirk warranted to give satisfaction. 411 - Ali
orilers Arta be fulthfullfexecuted on the moptreasonalile
torins. The best of Atte - react given. en. IS, '57.
_
EAGLE HOTEL, LEBANON, PA. I.
TIME entbecrilier wieh'ea to inform Wa frier& and
1 the public generally, that he has in taken thsli
`above welli ..11
knownOme. Ile will be intich pleased to
accommodate all whO may favor him with a call:
LoCATlON:GorneFeumberland and Market greets.
.;
lial—Oinialluteeee running in connexion with theltail
Bond Trains.' • 11. F.IISORIST.
Lebanon, N0v.,1,0, LSSB.
=M
of
ttie
TeKiszt from "the . Quarrytbe Bohmrib r, near Turnpike. I mile.from thin borough. about the lat of
'November, 2 Pick., whieb the borrower is requeetiti to
return immediately: • JACOB *FITNIC. '
Jan. 12, 1850.=3t. •
Blinds; 'Blinds, Blinds !,
ROBERT tii.ON/PSON. Venetian Blind and Shade
Manufacturer. No. 6ZO North 'lnd.st.reet.3 doors blour e-
Coatop, v a n vd tkr 4AIgET.T...AJSVI4IND . I.or emery de.,
80 0 1 4 In
10 ane tOlararin a itrior'rnablitr , Fit Unrest
• twit prices. OLD,BlALCDS•repaintedand repaire4equal
Pan. .185006 tn.
Eagle 116.10 Regtabralit.
NEWARRANOSMENT- • • •
LAMES and GENT Will EN. or parties. of , sither:sau
be , served' with:OXISTER:: in every at y le at abort no
Hee in nny ialrt thlk!lintel. the Restaurant being now
connected with'. can be Imppliod
with the baRVOIE
' M.EIRE'in the Market. •
Lebanon. Jan .19":1839 —lr. II EN RV SIEGRIST.
Notice.
T ll} V. m. C- ASSOC:ATION will hold their Annual
ote.otittimtUtete Rending Room, ou neict.Tb
n= itday
eeenitig. com i g 4114 o'clock. The fermit . orthe
!'resident and rat trill then be rend,anatuldresses
made by severalof our clergymen: and Goerge IT:Stew
ard , Esq., President of the Philsulelphla Association is
expected to be.present. The Public is most cordially in
'cited to attend-this 'Meeting.
Lebanon, :Imi_, 41145 D.
CLO9,KS, CLOCKS,
JUST. ii:c.ElvEn AT
J. W. *Ch . ER'S;
Front 46
Fr 01,25. to4lo, 8 day and 30 401/i7
Oct. '.4f).
•
Rooks ! Books' .• •
17 . 7 lifgrit.g would respettfull i l
.4.= inform the Public.. that t.beysonictantly,
receive, from the Eastern Cities; copies of
:"n 4 all the most important and attractive
New Books, as soon an published, which. they for
vale cheaper than they ran be marebasq, elsewhere.—
'Among those lately received are . • .
Parton's Aaron Barr,
Livington's Travels and Retouches in South Africa.
Spark's Lifeof Franklin,
Abbott's Napoleon.
City of the Oreat King,
Bayard Taylces Northern TraveLs,
Debit and Credit,
The Reason Why. .
They have always on hand a large assortsuentof School
Books. Blank Books and Stationery, 'Sunday school
Books. and a large assortment of Flute, Piano,
Violin and Guitar Music. Piano Forte, Me
lodian and Violin Instractorl
PAPER HANGING'S,
• of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture,
Window Shades.
The Mo 'AA kit g Magazipes, •
and all the
NEWSPAPERS, daily ` 4' Weekly,
Can be bed by calling at the store; en Cumberland street,
in the bopvith of Lebanon,at thee lan of the"llig Book."
.1M0,30,re left with the*fortmay jam% ofgockla in their I
line, will'ho promptly attended to,
• LolnimPtt, FiAt.4,1858.
. .
Go . Od's'itoibk St(fie,
Tins New and Cheasyßook Store of the under
-14 signed Is located in 'Market Street, 2 doors
north of Oullforil al eutherkelf_Ding Stpro, ! where be
will be pleased to see all hj old ,Trierids, !ityd those desi
rous of basing articles in his line, With a Aeterreina
lion of selling cheaper than can he parchnsed elsewhere,
wOuld respectfollY call the attention of the public to
hi s gosortm en t of 4flibla, trywit,Pldl 21E4-
&Banana, Stank and School Seas.. Inca and Window
Paper, Stationery, and •every meiclffi x , his
.o rb ug.
peas, Also, Poeket _Diaries and Almanacs for 1858, All
the drairazince.44 NeWeßapers, both daisy and 70klY.
.ta be had pt publisher's rates.
• All orders rbr articles in his line onrqutly and prompt
ly attended to, by the undersigned.
liebpAop l ,asn ./I 1858
, J. I'd. GOOD.
--r
4.'-"..-::• Hall Wilding.
. .
s'IFARTZA PRO_ havo now open %eh- Fall and Win,
-Ur stock, which theY are selling at the lowest crib
iprices. Bowe call osalltaigs for yourself,.
'
• .; r-s---- •
1.11)1VN HALL tOIItRAIRVT.
. and-gbarnrairla Pat
-9-11-fgq4RQE AND l IA NDSO/i ll9 4o l :4rifiiilViaplnd 1 "1" :.,- ..r.,.. —• .
1 E 2C
T 4 N it741.. 5 t2. 1 1 - ... Du ez..swAßT7. k,,,,..
i_ by T, P..Ffantz se a Cabinet Ware - Room; id tleo W1: 1 24 , e0 -1 , •••••'`. 4-1 -. N°1.4‘714.-4sfuEiitlV.Td. at
Towis yen Diiildbag,tarket street; le,bancos Will bo kir • SI: -' • '''' . ‘1
' _ `
1 --
't
l).
rent finis the let "of January next 'lt is imitable foe. • •
_„.......- i •'F'''=•=r •'' - . :
- any extensive twines& Applicationin be made to either fiKtitiati - E$ 6 0 110 iITiR 2 I I I4.I" iclIF Pt .. •
• . 5W4842:1:13R0.
of the leLereigiAL ' -., _X •
4113- • 11k511049.131TAR: nowt tilted by Messrs. Mei ' ..1 1 -.,,•-.-...1.!.. ~ - , . •.. • • •,*.
,E: .• -
04" . 11,4.. obi aaallestauratst,fop„Reet from VA I, 'Mk - ,041111 th reniale :SIP firY-•
' • • . - ..- - •• • •• 1 .• x- 11 4" 0 - 4 iitt - : ?TEL eflol4 of tlpif!'f.a3BA'N. .. MALE
* " 11 7
T. 4TI°SS ' ' 1 LVARY" WM Ssocosinte*w -on iirolthit. 4.3- of st,
. , : , . ... :JO N SEARrSS• I •,,-.„- - ,,ygoiezt. ' blad** DECAMPS ellMerce instruenerl
,•. 'T ,Trust eell reaction Lodge Z . aofu• :v
Lebanon, Nov. 10th,.-tf •- .• -- - i Iti Nagle Work.
?l e IN BADMEN, PrinciPia• •
NIUDESTE DFR.A3M.., reetcher of Music & Fr 01 . 4,,
Lcbacoe, Aug. 26,1838,
GRMERTES add QUEENWARE •; - e --- r3..elteap at
RAE* /A TIROS
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LADIES' ..---i.!.;ps
SWAUTZ 4 113110,i
PLEASE Mir; ANDIMAYITIM
WIN 1401114 j. tOT REJOICE
To 10.AAWs f
Tl,l4Tiledit# 6001*,
TEE. IlAkDaddr4 Eitira;
' ARE Alil l 7*""ZE ;WO -
AT TEE.
SWARTZTPIPBRO,
„HAVE JLST 4419 ,
TUB FIRST ARlEtirhfo I,
SOLD ASTONISHINGLY LOW,
ffilichml, Latimer,
(Inter of Mutberry and Chestnut streets, Lebanon, ra.,
, - • 3:Ant - Tam:ram OF
ORNAMENTAL CAST AND WROUGHT IRON
RAILENGS
FOll. Cemetarica,Neratidas, Iticonies,l ) ,44ll4gd Pri
rAte arcinndS, &c., LT.; ivbichlte offers tva
rietrof doggas at lower prioaktbare thessztecarao ob-.
twined:elsewhere. Also, MUD: FENCES of every de
scription constantly kept on hand. -
August 25, 1.558.-tl.
Leeches! Leec hes:
(1 15N1.111.7E DivOrted Swedish he - cchea on hand, and
J for sale by LLIIBERGEfi,
Sept. i, 1855. Druggist k Apothecary.
OCEAN TE_LEGRARH!
CALL it SEE THE NEW STOCK
Dry-:Goods, Grocery & efocitery,
STORE.
EONARD ZLMMERMAN informs his friends and th,
public that he has -just received a nevratock of
Goodsforthe,Winter Trade,
which wjD be found as cheap as any stock of tke kind ire
this town, consisting of stioh GOODS as are usually
kept in a first-class store.
Particular attention is given to Staple Goods-for the
country trade, not neglecting thelancy Article* for LA
DIES' WEAR—such as Laces, Lawns, -Edgings, Under
sleeves. Ife-ndkerchiefs, &c. -
GENTLEMEN are invited to examine his GLOTITS,•
Cassimeres,Gasinets, Tweed's, Fancy and other Vestinge,•
Velvets, fiords-.tie.
In the GROCERY departaientmay be found a
splendid assortment of every need in the Family:
Coffee, Sugar, Spices Teas, Mackerel Mackerel,.Ac
.In
GROCKERYithe;Stbek.'is fweltAelected:
LEONARD ZIMMERMAN.
Theilighest market Price will be paid for COLlN—
silty PRODUCE. IT,ebanon, Sept. 22,1858.
JUST RECEIVED a superior PORT WINE, reri &I
kale; also SCOTett ALE,' Lu:TDON PORTER, CATER - RA
BRATOT, and CIECTENATT CRARPASZTE, at
REIGARTS Wine and Llqpor Rom
OVSTERS.
r' HE mulersigned have the facility for furnishing to
fentilleiribd:rithfra, the Intel* and cheapest Oysters.
They are running Aldarkef Cax arta reach the different
'Markets every week. They have put oysters: darn to
such a Pries that families can bilty'at prices to 'noir/pare
- with other articles of food. Families *ishing o`Yaters for
Lhe Ifolidays:Avould do well to give them a call.
OVES & EGSTON, opposite Mrs, Rise's Hotel.
Lebanon, Lo. c. 1853.
Ella in ' 41 4 0 COS'.
FASHIONADZ; K.AND -SEASONABLE..WINK OF
$ REBA° ES, '.
'h
'S*PLA.II) •." StIEPIIARD S;
' kLPACBAS; ke.,
'Which in point of varieties of
.. , t ylds. and qualities, in
connexion with advantages by which they have been
purchased, can be surpassed by none in town: The sea
-1301), and-our lielivY stock prompt its to hold forth these
inducements. Flease give us
11 1558-6m*
W FIVII and COAL YARD.
THE undersigned, having -bought Mr.'
Henry Spoon's Wood and goal Yard, a L
Oat,d iptn.nce north-east of Messre. Foster
Iftitkh's Foundry, in the borough of North
Lebanon; and aise bought from 200 to 300 CORDS OF
WOODund from 000 to 1000 TONS OF COAL, of all
IthitiS i titid grades, which I will sell at the yard or deliver
at as profits as will suit the times. I therefore in
vita all those that are in want of nay of those articles to
call and see the same, ascertain prices, and judge for
themselves. DANIEL LIGHT, (merchant)
' North Lebanon, April 14,1,358.-tf. ••
Health Without Phy:sic ;
A Prize Essay on Nervous Diseases.
• Just published, the 2.5 th thousand, in a sealed enrol
ope, prices 10 oeuts; or seut, postpaid, be the Publish
nEs,,thr Natarups,
111. 112DICAL 'kSA.47 -tins PirIatc.u.I:XITAOLTIONAND Dc-
CST of the Itanie fthirilndulgrnee. Infection and the in
jurious cOutßqueucos of Mercury, trith the Modern m e ..,..
4r atee. . .
Ily A. J. CULVERWELL, M. D.
Veinher of the Iteyal College pf Surgeons, &c., ku, &e.
Spermatorrhow., or Seminal Emissbne, Nervous
Debility, impotency, L-es as: emu:in Depression of Spin.
its, Timidity. Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and impdi
tntnts to &ferriage generally, arc prom ptly and editor
ally cured by the Author's novel and succetwful mode of'
treatment, • by tomes of which the ,Invalid can rep%
pristine health without having recourse to dangerous
and expensive medicines.
Plum the London Lancet...—" The beat trartise ever writ
.
tin on, a sukkel of vital Ofijsmianee Jo MG, nef/Xiiorihr
the .4a/Aorts exalted reputaffore.'" • -
Address the Pubilaiteri: C. Z C. KA:tsts &Ota,'„ lit
Avenue, car. Idth Street , rblit Dat . 4388, - New rorkukr..
Doe. 22. lthig.-3m.-In. •
Get your AltuanUes, for 1859 at Gitoes ?• k
Store. • : .. •
' 'Vet your-Juvenile Books at Good's.BookSfore.
Get the 4th Vol. Of American Cyclopciiii at
Goo:Pa Book Store. .
" Vet the "Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table, - at
Good's Book Store.
• NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS,1 4: -. 4 .
re Lovers of the ifietysi*st
AS WELL AS Tun
USEFUL! - •
• cart acid See! Nino kislND;lialet
TO BUY CHEAP "
T •
. - .
"Centre Buildings" are full of NEW 000.1105.
1_ The taste of the moult fastidious will be gratified in
every acceptation of the term; when beholtUng Ow beauti
ful New Styles of Ladies Drc Goods. Among the many
we will name a few, such as Potie-de•Cheore; Circasien
Plaid and Stripe; P l aid , Stripe, Bytiderwand Printed va
lentias; French Printed and plain colors, all-wad Be
lain; Printwl and plain Cashmere, French Merino: La
vella*Bygdere• 'AI-de-Lain,.English and American Chintz.
egtirMhicitind Fehey7Veltrt4 Bynderii, &c.i-ticknow
lteßed to surpass anything of the kind in this Borough.
Shawls! a variety: CLllnre , Gloves, hosiery, &c.
• - .Domestic Goods—Muslin, Ticking, Check, &c-,' Co
cheap that you can save money by purchasing your sup-
D tit & I ros.
Pawners, all colors, very cheap. "It will par. Gentle
men to purchase their Cloth) Over coating, Cisitimerep.
Satinet; and 17c:stings, for themselves and their Boys. out
of the very large and well selected Stuck, just opened at
the Centre •Bnitdings of RABBI& & BROS., who six* ,
_ _ .
_
READY MADE CLOTHING to plcasa everybodS
Lebanon, Sopteniber 150, 7858.
slrptplCG *WPSVIIItISTIAg ASSOCIATION.°
Mile opened a large and commodious
READING ROOM and LIBRARY, at the THA/PER--
ANCE HALL, opposite the Post-office. The kvindlPak
Newspapers end Magazines of the oonntily W . always
be found on /tie. The valuable oollection of hooka for-.
merly constituting'the "WISTAR vpitARY," nee
also on our ehelccv tend additional books tiro now being
gele et n a 1 1 1Pfike the .14brsai of Abe...atasoelatlon one of
the most - weldable; in thd SPA. - Contributions - of suita
bre books are ablielted fiorn all who desire tp&
young Vita of oar town supplied with a' bialtlemoral
sad religions , literal:rot -We intend .that the Library
abaft be comprehensive and select. Slldflhf.J. STINE,
Win. 0. WARD and TILEODO4E 0V74,7** 'Commit
tee appointed, will be happy to receive mete' contribu
tions of book: or a note stating vtboro they may be
milled for, Reading ROOM open eyery. Tuesday,. Thurs
day, .kriday end Saturday fiwenium_from 6 tolo o'clock.
Venous desiring to heconnsonembeis should do so int..
mcdiately, By. otior of the. Board_
413anoii, October 18* •
.- - -
Witte • emetZitiftgor Storey
O. 45 FRONI - EVEVide-BTITLA,—AII kinds of tlr,
41 port and bay LIQUORS oonatan tip kept on hand
via :—Pure Brelanht-Conien, Common, Cherry, Blackber
ry and. Lavender lI.BANDY ; Common and Holland GIN;
Old Monongahela, Scotch; .and Bye WItISKEY;
Madeira, Cherry, Lisbon and Champaign WINE; the
heasitiMeEßS to be obtained in the city; all of which is
told ieholeeitleatul retail, In quantities ftom a quart to a
ripe. [Ara. 4,1851'
OF FALL GOODS!
FOR DASH-
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