CITE atifltrtizit:
TERMS, SI. 50 A YEAR
LEBANON, PA.
AVEDNEBDAI'V'htitII, 1859
HOME AFFAIRS.
ter ir; entl, Samuel Miller, offers
for sale his Nursery of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees. This is . an excellent opportunity for any
one wishing to engage in that business. There is
fine Geld in this county for the disposal of both
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Mr. Miller's Nur
sery is a dvantageously boosted, near this place.—
See his advertisement.
P
Mes.srs. Bubb Umber; 6i"have
dissolved their partnership. The Stove business
will be continued by Messrs. •Bubb .b Bressler, at
the old stand, where they have also commenced
the Timing business. Slate Roofing is also done
by Mr. Bubb, as usual.
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- Nir. C. P. Stinemitz of Aunville,
having been appointed Agent for Lebanon coun
ty for McCormick's Reaper and Mower, would re
spectfully notify tho public that he is now pre
pared to furnish them. He also attends to repair
ing tho same. Early orders are required. *
See advertisement of McCormick's Reaper in
the advertising eolumns. Mr. Stinemetz has
now on exhibition, at Annville, several of Mc-
Cormick's Beepers, to an examination .of which
Farmers aro inv Rod.
Briclegame, Esq., .4filTl t
"friend" late of Rockingham, Va.., it seems is the
same individual who served a kind of apprentice
ship in the Lebanon Democrat of this Oace ; the
same who come the "giraffe" over Mr. Reaming
er, of Manbelm, when he removed his paper to
this place g and again the same who some time
since come it over the good people of Reading, by
his arrangements for the establishment of a daily
paper in that place, The editor of the Reading
Daily Times offers a reward of fifty dollays to any
person who will bring thochap to him "well cag
ed."
The meeting of the A griellturol
Society on Saturday WAS well attended, and the
fooling was one of emulation end enthusiasm.—
The next fair will be hold on the 28th, 29th, and
30th of September.;
Although favored with ticketii ;
we found it inconvenient, on account of other en
gagements, to attend the lectures of Mr. D. D.
Smith, last week. The attendance we learn was
pretty large, and the Lecturer acquitted himself
admirably.
Tho Stockholders of the Leba
non Valley Bank are referred 'to the notioe in to.
day's paper.
A stated me etilig of the Y. M.
C. A. will be bold this (Tuesday) evening, in
their Hall, at 8 o'clock.
Our neighbors of the
town of MyerstOwn are determined no longer to
remain on the back track. They have talien the
improvement spirit, and considerable excitement
exists relative to the grading of their streets and
pavements and the erection of curbing. Myers
town will, In the course of years, become ono of
the handsomest towns in the stain, and having
such a futup before it, it, will alai both time and
money to go to work now and systematically.—
The more buildings that are erected halter
skelter, tho greater the inlonveoiciwo of obtain
ing a grado, and the greater the trouble of oblig
ing people to conform thereto. .
Brilliant S# nee° Wh
For years the following recipe has niVienred in the
agricultural papers, in the spring of the year, for
the benefit of farmers ; and we may as well pub
lish it again. It is said to have originally been
made for use on the President's house iri Wash•
ington
Take half a bushel nice unelacked lime, slack it
with boiling water, covering it during the process
to keep in the steam. Strain the .liquid ili s rots'gh
a fine sieve or strainer, and add to it a peek of salt,
previously . well dissolved in water ; three pounds
of rice, boiled to a thin paste, and stirred in boil
ing bOt; halls bound of powdered Spanish whit
ing, arida pound ofgtue, which has been Previous
ly dissolved by soakintit well; and than hanging,
over a slow fire, in &mall kettle with a large one
filled with water. Add five gallons of hot water
to the mixture, stir it well, and lot it Stand a few
minutes covered from the dirt. It should' tie Put
on right hot; for this purpose can be kept in a
kettle on a furnace. It is said that about a pint
of this mixture will cover a equareyard upon the
outside of a house, if properly applied. Brushes
snore or less small may be used, according to the
neatness of the job required. It answers as well
as oil paint for wood, brick or stone, and is cheap
er. It retaibs its brilliancy for many years.—
There is nothing of the kind that will compare
with it, elther_for inside or outside walls. Color
ing matter may be pat in, and made of any shade
you like, Spanish brown stirred in will make
red pink, more or less deep according to the quan
tity. A delicate tinge of this is very pretty for
Imelda walls. Finely pulverized common clay,
well mixed with Spanish brown, makes a reddish
stone color. Yellow ochre, stirred in makes yel
low Wash, but chrome gres further, and makes a
a color generally esteemed prettier. In all these
cases the darkness of the shades of course is de
termined by.the quantity of coloring used. It is
difficult to make rules, because tastes are differ
ent; it would be best to try experiments on a
shingle, and let it dry. We have been told that
green must not be mixed with lime. The lime de
stroys the color, and the color has an effect on the
whitewash, which makes It crack and peel.—
'When walls have been badly smoked, and you
wish to have them a clean white, it is well to
squeeze indigo plentifully through a bag into the
water you use, before it is stirred in the whole
mixture, If a larger quantity than five gallons
be wanted, tbesamd proportions should be observ
ed.
The man with the white pants
has arrived in the same heat with the man with
the white hat. They joined Meinherr at the
Market House, and made a social round to all
the bars and Lager Saloons in town. As the day
was pretty well spent upon the accomplishment
of the feat, they voted a second round, in which
however, they did not fully succeed. Ina gala
'of wind they parted company, and Meinherr fetch
-
'ad up in the gutter, white pants in tie calaboose,
- ',and white hat went floating down the Quitters
tills, to the tune of "oh, one more Lager."
TO THE CITIZENS OF LEBANON
All who desire a correct PhonologiCal knowl
edge of their characters, and particularly that of
their children's natural capacities, so as to be able
to determine, !hat position or business, they are
beet suited furl-can have an oportunity, by send
ing their addresses, to the Leban on Valley, Buck,
Eagle, w m . perm, Washington, Black Horse and
Amerioan Hotels, to Dr. Smyth, who will 'exam
ine heads, or delineate eharaeters, at the resi
dence of - all those who may favor him with their
addresses,
Verbal Examinations 25 Cents. Examination
written obart4neDollar•
.figi" Then afflieted with :Rheumatism, Epilep
sy, Hysteria, Netikigitt, Si. Vitus' Dance, &e.,
wilf do well by addressing the abeve-mentioned
places, and have at their homes, applications of
THE ELECTRIC MACHINE, a New and Ef
fectual REMEDIAL AGENT, in the CURE of
the several described diseases. The IL.. is sup
plied with pure Barb Medicines, 'both Crude and
'Concentrated, those in conjenotion with the El
ectric Machine, will enable him to promise great
relief in CHRONIC, or DISEASES OF LONG
DURATION, CONSULTATION -FREE. The
charges, for the Applioation , of, the MACHINE,
and. MEDICINE, will be moderate.
G. Gingrich had the first lIEw
potat9pe aid green peas al, env MarlieflaSl6illek.
Lebanon County Agticultural
and Horticultural Society.—The society met nt
the public house of Henry Ramie"; in N. Leba
non Borough. The President, Hon. Win. Bank,
in the chair. The Corresponding Secretary
reported that John 11. Eckman, son of Jos.
Eckman, Esq., had made application for admis
sion to the Farm School. The application was
received and adopted.
On motion an order was drawn in favor of E.
Weaver for 60 cents. ballunce of per contage on
tickets sold for fair of 1858. J. W. Mich, Esq.,
presented his bend, as Treasurer. The bond and
surety were approved of, and bond placed in the
hands of the President. The, Compplee appoint
ed to receive proposals relative to Vgr,,Groupd,
&0., reported that two proposals had bcea 40d 7
ed in; one from D. M. Karmany, offering about
10 acres of Ntlla „Lebrun, Borough, at $2OO
rent, and ;111A PrAllll;leMiku-ioster, & Co., ?q•
Lebanon, offering
-grounds of last year it 470
rent. In the opinion of the Committee the
grounds of last, year should again be rented, and
an effort madelo get more ground so as to make a
track one third of a mile. On motion the report
of the Committee was adopted, and the President
was directed to enter into an agreement with the
parties owning the ground, at the rate of $170,--
On motion adjourned to Meet at the call of the
President.
May 7, 1859.~The Society met in the Jury
'Room, in the Court House. The President in
the Chair. Michael Kohr was appointed a mem
ber of the Executive committee for Bethel, in
place of John Lick; and Samuel Groh in place
of George Heilman, resigned. On motion, it
was resolved that J. W. ➢Sisk, Esq., !Treasurer,
be authorized to give Tickets to such'persona ,ps
he thinks are rasp-4,110M0, for . tbo,pur'poso of sell
ing, and that he take their receipts for the same.
On motion it was resolved that the next Annual
Fair be held on the 29th, 29th, and 30th of Sep
tember next. On motion, the Treasurer was di
rected to procure a certified copy of the Char
ters, and pay the fees for the same. On motion
adjourned, to meet again on the 21st of May, at
1 o'clock, P. M. Wx. Bunten, Secretary .
The following c i 4
from a highly respected and influential gentle
man Who wishes well to the Sinking Springs
Vompany, and that is the reason we give it a
place in our columns. But we aro aseuied trona
an offteial scourco that the Managers of the Com
pany are highly annoyed and.deeply aggrieved,
at the provision in the amendMent to tbe char
ter which restricts insurances to Berke County.—
They contend that the provision was not enacted
by the Legislature, but was inserted either sur
reptitiously or by accident by one of the transcri
bing clerks. If so, we guest ion..the legality of
the-ena.etroent. We have no doubt the Managers
will take such steps in the matter as will justify
themselves and also render justice to their friends
outside of Berks who are aggrieved.
Mu. Bauer.= —The Managers of, the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, of Sinking Springs ap
plied to the last Legislature for a 'supplemental
act to their charter, and they obtained it, but one
of its provisions is so surprising as to demand a
few remarks in relation to it. It is said and
there is no doubt as to the fact, that the Mana
gers are hereafter prohibited from Insuring any
property out of Berks County.. Whether the
Manor•ors so desired it, or whether it was intro
duceasi'ly the S . ljator of Barks County. is not
known to the public. II is presumed that the
Senator would scarcely take upon himself such
a responsibility unless he had been so advised.
. Be it ?is it may however, the public demand an
explanation, for it is deeined highly dishonorable,
to say the least,lo got people residing in Lobs.-
non and Lehigh Counties through the represen•
tations of the agents of the company, as has been
thie l cas,e, to . pave their.iitreperty insured, and ta
pir thvy tiat494 so, to uie'rk,thap three or, four
millions of dollars; then . to, ba.vis,a „stiPpletimmta I
law passed excluding the citizens of said. mtakii 7
ties from doing so hereafter is certainly far from
what could have been honorable expected.
And wo would ask lithe not those residing hi
Lebanon and Lehigh counties who had their prop
erty insured in said ,conipany.becn as punctual,
if not more so, than those in Barks, in paying
their assessments? And why should they merit
such treatment.
Many, from the t reprbsentations of the agents
of the company, have-been induced to leave oth
er Mutual fire insurano companies and to become
members of the Sinking Springs company, and
now to be cast off by n: special act of the Legis
lature is certainly improper and unjust, so much
so indeed that :be Managers from Lebanon and
Lehigh Counties ennriet, if they have any regard
fur the el:tileps of their county, hut immediately
to hand in.their resignations. We are confident
that Messrs. Illig an`d 2 Meily of Lebanon co unty
Will do Sc.. The Managers of the Mutual Fire
Insurance company of 'Sinking Springs will be
fore long discover the great mistake that has been
committed, for the citizens of Lebanon and Le•
high counties will have their properties insured
in other companies who will pursue a more hon
orable cotirse of procedure.
MEMBER.
Of the Mutual fum insurance company of Sink
. •
ing Springs.
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RAi3ER BROTHERS have recently
improved their already handsome store rooms, to
such an extent chit' they are now the most beau
tiful that can be 'found anywhere. They have
frescoed the cleAings - of their Dry Goods and
Clothing Stores with the richest designs in the
port-fulia of the painter. Their improiements
show a spirit of enterprise not easily surpassed,
but 41;61; 4.8 are oebildent, is justified and re
paid by the extensive business in which they are
engaged.
Buckirighanfi Grand Mammoth
p ang i a ok cir,FViti. and the 11obe , ilion, will ar
rive in'Lebittirliro: days for exhibition.—
This 431endid pic4tictir of Art and denies com
prises a ale; Cif - tl;ti most exquisite Paintings,
while Chemical and Mechanical tiiea sareresort
ed to with ikortdarktil Olittlts. The Scenery, ;the
Foliage, the Architectural Pictures, and the Bat
ties,. with all the din of tioullict, haven Life Like
ness, truly startling .. The outbreaking of the
Bengal Mutiny, and the striking incidents of the
Indian 'War. The Paintingslare grand, sublime,
picturesque, thrilling and beautiful—altogether
forming one of the most splendid exhibitions ev
er presented to the people of this country.
The Annville Mutual Insurance
Company, Chartered by the last Legislature, has
organized and is now prepared to do business.—
We notice the Officers and Board of Directors as
honest, capable and substantial gentlemen, who
will conduct theaffairs of- the C,ompany to the
satisfaction of all who may favor them with bus
iness:
Stab'es that rye frequently v - sit
ed at night i;;ith lights, should have gas in them.
It might bo the means of !molding disaster from
fire.
The two Satrdedeis, Of . N. Lai
anon, sent to the ieriliCritiarY in November,lBs7,
for two years and six months, for robbing the
store of S .U. Shirk, have retornerL to Lebanon,
having been pardoned by the Cioi4inor.
Mad ;Dogs are said t().,bp qulte
plenty in some parts of the eounfy, &nixie or
exterminate the whekDog
. .
In Harrisburg the FaUtastiefild
are already making arrangements for fore grand pa
rade on the 4th of July.
LATEPT PROM THE DiflNES,—The Nebraska Ci
ty New, of April 23d, gives news from the Pike's
Peak mines, the editor havin - g had an interview
With miners who had just arrived from the gold
region. The m iners were making from three to
ten dollars per day, and were in goad spirits.--
Coffee widener were sellintill the mines. at 60
cents per pound, whiskey $8 par , gollan, `, molar
so ' $5 per gallon; lttnlb'er riff per littteladi oxen
s6o,per yoke;
THE LEBANON ADVEItTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Proceedings of the Town Coun
cil.--The Council met on Saturday evening. D
M. Karmany, Esq., Chief Burgess, in the Chair,
and all the members present. The following bills
were presented and ordered to be paid :—.l. M.
Good, Stationary, $1,73; C. Greenawalt, Oil, &c.,
$10,73; R. L. Diffenbach, enrollment, &c., of
laws, $4,50; George & Shelienberger, $2,20;
George Bergner, hal.,nce for work done streets.
$9,50. The Council then agreed to meet on Mon
day and Tuesday for the purpose of viewing cer
tain streets. After some interchange of opin
ion relative to the removal of the Market
Rouse, the subject was postponed, and a commit
tee appointed to rent the stalls on Saturday even•
ingot 6 o'clock. On motion it was decided that
..the property holders along the following streets
have notice, in accordance with the provisions of
the late enactment by the Legislature, to do their
curbing, paving, &e., within 30 days :—Walnut
street, from Chestnut to Railroad; Water street,
from Market to Walnut; Market street, from
Chestnut to N. L. Borough line. The exeav flea
from Waltz's cellar was ordered to be placed on
Walnut street north of the Railroad. A commit
tee of three was appointed to examine assessment,
and fix rate of percentage for taxation for the
present year. The following enactment by the
Legislature was read, after which adjourned :
A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT
- - - -
To an act entitled "An act to erect the town
of Lebanon, in the County of Lebanon, in
to a Borough," Approved, February twen
tieth, A. D., eighteen hundred and twenty
one.
SECTION 1. Be t enacted by the .Senato and
Rouse of Representative of %the ',Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly; met,. and
is bereby enacted by the autbority,of the. same,
That, the Burgesses antLgown., Council, .uf the
Borough of Lebanon, shall have full power and
authority, to survey, lay out, enact and ordain,
and open or cause to be opened, by the proper
officers under them, all such roads, streets, lanes,
alleys, courts and common sewers, as they .may
deem necessary, within the limits of said Bor
ough, and provide for, enact and ordain the Wi
dening, opening, and straightening of the same,
to regulate the roads, streets, lanes, courts,
common sewers, public squares, common grounds,
foot walks, pavement, gutters, culverts end
drains and the heights, grades, widths, slopes
and forms thereof, and to prohibit the erection or
construction of any building or work, excavation
or other obstrueticin to the opening, widening,
straightening and convenient use thereof, and
they shall have all other needfuljuristliotion over.
,the sago; Provided, That no road, street, lane
or alley, shall be opened, straightened or widen - =
ed, without the owners of the land adjoin in.t.he
same, having first bad Ten days notice of such
intended opening, straighten ing or widening, and
any person who shall sustain dainage, by reason
thereof, shall have all the rights and remedies
o it,?Xes.aid damages asscsseu, as are provided,
by the- general road laws of this Commonwealth.
Sermon 2. The said Burgesses and Town Coun
cil, shall have full power and authority to re
quire and direct the curbing, paving, grading and
guttering of the side or foot walks, by the owner
Or owners of the lots of ground, respectively
fronting thereon in accordance with the general
regulations prescribed and to cause the same to
be done on failure of the owners thereof within
the time prescribed by the general regulations,
and to collect the cost of the work and materials,
with twenty per cent in advance thereon, from
said owners, as claims are by law recoverable un
der the provisions of the laws relative to inechan•
ics liens, and the particulars of such labor and
materials, the name or names of the actual or re
puted owner or owners, as also of the occupier or
occupiers of the premises, for: the time being,
shall be set forth in a statement to baffled within
sixty days,after saeh expense shot' bare been in
curred, and they shall have full power and au
thority to enter upon the lands and premises of
any person or persons, for the purposes authoriz
ed by this act, and the act to which this is a sup
pletnent.. ,
SECTION shall he, the duty of the corpo
rate authorities, -to ; give clue personal notice, to
all persons residing iri,s.nidAaoronglb
terestod therein, of any preppsition..to .open s fie
or., change the roads, streets,,bines, alleys,„or
cpt}rtP, or in the grading, or other regulations
t.hereA.and to designate a time and place where
they shall be heard
.1,9 .realign thereto,, and . in
the case of persons not residing in said. borough,
such notice shell be given to the occupants of
the respective premises by them held affected by
such propositibm, or if unoccupied by written or
printed notices conspicuously pasted upon such
premises.
SnorioN 4. The said Burgessess and Town
Council, shall have full power and authority to
designate the mode and manner of collecting all
taxes assessed, for borough purposes, and ap
point n collector for that purpose, any law to the
contrarymotivithstancling.
SeeTtott 5. All laws and parts of laws incon
sistent herewith are hereby, repealed so far as
they are applicable to said Borough of Lebanon.
W. C. A. LAWRENCE
Speaker,of tboilouse of 'Representatives
JNO. CRESSWELL, JR.
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the eleventh day of Aprll, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine.
OFFICE OF THE SF.ORETA:itr OF THE}
COMMONWEALTH,
Ilmintsatino, Slay 4. A. D. ISS'J.
PENNSYLVANIA. SS :
do hereby oertify that the ; ,foregoing- and
annimni is a ftali,:trne,ead>eoirdot , .eamy ht pf the
o~r k ig Baal Apt or as the same
rtvAtallis-pn fitliiii,thrsfece;
.I.NakfinIKONeVigREEEOE, -have, laerenn
,
to set my,liand, and caused the Seat of the Sec
retary's Office to be affixed the day and year
above written.
H. L. DIEPPENEACII,
DEP t .TY Secretary of the Conimonvrealth.
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Ar. Sohn bales; has dispose d o f
his Daguerrcan Gallery to Messrs Johns Sc Cook,
who will carry on the business in all its branches
and in the highest style of the art. They have
had long experience in one of the best Galleries
in the State and feel confidel, of rendering sat
isfaction to all who will give them real!,
The Corner Stone of the New
St. John's German Reformed Church, of Leba
non, Will be laid on Saturday, May the 21, 1959,
at 1 o'clock P. M.,. with appropriate services.—
The Public are respectfully invited to attend.
N, B. The Clergy of the different religious de
nominations of this borough and vicinity are
hereby specially invited to attend and participate
in the exercises.
ta..„ Strawberries and all kinds qf. vege.iable;g
are becoming plenty in Charleston and Savannah,
having ripened this year much earlier than usu-
Wilt.; See advertisement of Dr. San ford's Liver
Invigorator in another column.
HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE.
Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye!
Tile Original and Best in the Werhil
All others arc mere imitations, and should bo avoided
If you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful awl Natural Brown or Black without the toast
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS Mire been
awarded to Wm. A. Batchelor since 1830, and over 80,-
009 applications have been made to the Hair of his par
trans of his famous Dye.
W. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished front nature, and is WARRANTED
lint to injure iu the least, however long it may be cumin.
lied, and time ill effects of Bud Dyes remedied ; time Hair
invigorated fur Life by this Splendid Dye.
Blade, sold or applied (in 9 private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Aroadwny. New• York.
Sold in all cities and •towns of the United States," by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Daniel's.
Amay- The Gputiine has the name and addtess upon a
steel plata engraving - on four sides of each Box, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
233 Broadway, New York.
mit,,Vr..Ross' Drug Stove, Lebanon, Pa.
Doc. 1, 1558,-ly.
DAT'WELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.—
They ure clecant, light, easy and durable.
Fittiwto a charm—no turning up bchind—no shrink
ing oA the head; indeed this Is the only Establishment
where these things are properly understood and made.
Dec. 1,1858.—1 y. 233 Broadway, New York.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In all tilt/eases inflammation more or less predominates
—not to nllay inflammation strikes at the root of disease
--lienee - an immediate cure.
DALItrY'S MAQICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and nothing else, will allay inflammation at once, anti
makes. certain Cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
.
Will cure the folk:nein among .a great catalogue of cil:
WM. F. PACKER
§p isgatitto.
WIGS-WIGS-RIGS
MIMS lIERNS,SCALDS, CUTS, CHAFES, SORE NIPPLES, CORNS,
BUNION'S, lIRUISES. STRAINS, IGTES, POISON, cfm,nLAlNg,
'ILES, SCROFULA, ULCERS, FEVER SORES, FELONS, EAR ACHE,
PILES. SORE EYES, GOUT, SWELLINGS, RIIEUMA.TISM,SCALD READ,
SALT RHEUM, ItAI.DNESS, ERYSIPELAS, RINGWORM, 11AILRERS
ITCU, SMALL. ME. MEASEIS., RASH, &C. &C.
TO EOM it IRaV appear incredulous that so many Ms
epes should lie reached by one article; such au idea wilt
vanish when reflection points to the tact, that the salve
is a combination of ingredients, each nail every one ap
plying :t perfect antidote to its app.isito disorder.
PALLET'S 31 Al; ICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical, because the time is so short be•
tween disease and a perm:us:a cure; and It is an extract
or'as it draws all disease out of theaffected part, leaving
nature as perfect as before the injury. It is scarcely
necessary to say that tm house. work-shop, or manufac
tory should be one moment without ft.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon
it a steel plate engraving, with the name of Henry Dal
ley,lllanuthet urer.
For sale by all Dctwists and patnit medicine dealers
throughout the ,I.Jnited 5W1141,11,1 coinetts„
Principal Depot, 105 Charbbers St., N. York.
•L'C. F. CHACE.
Sold at Dr. floss' Drug stele, Lebanon, Pa.
Dec. 1, 1855..-ly.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES—Dr. Cheeseman's
PILLS —The combinations of ingredients in these
Pills, is the result of a long and extensive practice; they
are mild in their operation, and certain of restoring na
ture to its proper channel. In every instance have the
Pills proved successful. They are certain to open those
obstructions to which females are liable, and bring na
ture into its proper channel, whereby health is restored,
and the pale and deathly countenance changed to
healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless
she is regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place,
whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause, the
general health immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such a, remedy has been the cause of sd many
consumptions among young females. Headache, pain in
the side, palpitation of the heart, loathing of food, and
disturbed sleep, do most always arim from the interrup
tion of nature; and whenever that is the case, the Pills
will invariably remedy all these evils. ' In all eases, of
nervous and spinal affections in the back and limbs, low
ness of spirits, hysteries, &c. Nor are they less ellicaci
ous in the cure of Lencorrhces, .nofernonly:.ealled, the
"Whites." These Pills should never be taken during
pregnacy, as they would be sure to cause a miscarriage.
Warranted purely Vegetable, and, free from anything in
jurious to life or health. Full and explicit directions
width should be read, accompany each IoOS. • - '
, .
These Pills are put np in stMare 'flat beieqs.Ons
residing where there ere :no
closing One Dollat in a letter, prepaid, to any authorfeed
agent can have then sent to their respective addresses by
return of mail,
IL 13. lIIITCMNGS, General Agent fin. the 11. States,
165 Chambers et., New York. To whom all' Wholesale
orders should be Addressed.
Soki of Dr. Ross' Drug Store, Lebanon, Pa.
Dec. 1, 1858.-Iy.
Pligfinto 4diftz.
Preaching in the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Episcopal service next Sabbath afternoon, at 8
o'clock, in the-Town Hall, Market Street.
German preaching next Sabbath morning, and
English in the evening, in Zion's Lutheran
• Church. .
Eggpsh.,service next Sabbath morning, and Ger
: man in the evening, in the Moravian` Church.
N. B. The Service at the Horse Shoe Pike, ap
pointed for that Sunday, will be next Sundtty a
week.
Preaching next Sabbath evening in the English
.Lauginse, in thq.Beformed, pluireh.k t "f
'Preaching at Oloningees-Spririgs, by - Mr: Ochs,
on Sunday afternoon, at el.o'clock, P. M.
On the 31st of March. by Rev. John Stein, John
Adam Heilman to Caroline _ Tobias, both of
tura.
On the 21st ult., by the -same, Henry L. lireidex'
to Caroline Gray, both of S,vatara.
On the 24th ult., by the some, William Heileman,
of Jonestown, to Sarah Hauer, of Bethel:
,~~E`~~
,-,
. . . .
.
In An nfille, on OM3d inst., Dr. Joseph 2darahall,
aged about 33 years.
In .Virgiu in . ;,on the 21st .ult., Il'arrisomAnfant
FM of Solomon and LNneline Moyer, formerly
of Lebanon. , ..7
On the 29th nit., in Harrisburg, Mr. John Kelk
or. a formerresident of this borough, aged about
~t 82 years.
en the sth,ult.,rin Union, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of
Simon Boltz, aged 44 years, 11 months and 2G
days. ; - • 1- I : ,
On, . t
the 17th ult.. in East linnover, Mrs. Magda-
lena, 'wife of John Donmeyer, aged 60 years,
and 3 days.
Itliarket.
The Leba,c
Carefully Corrected W.
I:ERANON, 11
Leh. Mills Ex. Fain $s so
Smith " Extra SOO
Leh. Val. Super. Fine 7 5
Prime White Wheat, 1 65
Prime Red Wheat, ;00
Prime stye, 60
Corn, AO
Oats, 50
Clover-seed, 5 00
Timothy-seed, 2 50
Flux . -seed, 1 50
Dried A pples, ha., 100
Dried Apples, pealed, 1 50
Peach "Snits," 2 50
Poach "Ilutzels," 125
Cherries, 150
0111.0.1113, 50
!Oat, by Ifyerr d &lour.
WEDNESDAY, MAX 11,1559.
Potatoes, bu 65
Peggs, %I doz., 12
'hitter, lb., 20
Lard. • 10
Tallow, • 9
Ram, 12
Shoulders, 10
Sides, 10
Soap, 8
Beeossai, 25
White Rags,- „:„ 5
Mixed Rags; 4.•
Flax, 1b.,♦1234
lizistles, 11 40
Feathersirf . OZ
Wool, 'fah., ' '4O
Soup Beans, •
Vinegaral gal., "12%
A pple Buttez,V, eroCi, 45
The Philadelphia Markel.
lIIILADEtPUTA, BilLy
. 0;1.859'
_ _
FLOUR.--Thero is sout is little deiOnd for
Flour, but generally at a price below the views of
holders, .Whit.areaskiag $6 75 forsitrsridardsuppr
fine and $707 25 for common 4 , ,T 1 ( 1 g9Tise x'trEt • —
A sale of 1,5001 , b15. of the latier;Ohic,,Trits made
nt $7, 7 1$ bbl. = The tratle'are'bnying. moderately .
at from ,these figures up to $7 50@sv bbl., the
latter for fancy brands. „Ryo Flour and Corn.
M e al are quiet hot firm, with.sMall sales of the
former at It 25 VI bbl. Penna., Meal. is held at
$3 874 bbl., without sales.
ORAIN.—The market continues nearly ba^e of
Wheat, end' prime lots arei waffled nr, full prices.
Sales, including about 1,500 bushels in 'a small ,
way, at $1 67@1 70 for .reds, ,and $1 00@1: 85
for white, according to quality, thelatter forprimc.-:j
Rye is better, and About. 1,500 bushels Pennsyl
vania sold at 91 g92c, including one lot to go to
the country, at 95e, ,Corn is also 'firmer, with
sales of about 5,000 bushels, mostly Southern yel
low, to arrive, at 90 cents, afloat. Oats are hold
at 58c, which is above the views of 'buyers, and
we hear of no sales. ! .r 1
PII ILADELP lIIA CAT TLII,MARKET.—The•,.
offerings officer Cattle atThe different yards roach
ed some 1,100 to 1,200 head this week, most of
which weredisposed of at about previous prices,
ranging at from $3 to $l2 50, chiefly: at $1.9 50
@sl2, including a few extra and superior quali
ty at $l2 50@$C4. the 100 lbs. nett,.
Of Cows and Calves the receipts were 250 nt
Martin's; the demand was fair, and all offered sold
at $3O to $4O for good to prime, and $2O to $3O
for second quality.
About 2,500 flogs wore at Phillips' this week,
selling
at $7 ,1 , ©Si the 100 lbs. nett, which is a
slight decline.
On about 2,000 sheep were at market this week
and sold at I®7&c. '{'a lb. gross.
MZatiurtistnintto.
• -, A. R. BO UGIIVEV.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office removed to Rouse for
merlyy occupied by Micheal Wagner, Cumberland
Street, nearly opposite the Court Rouse.
Lebanon, May 11, 1859.-6ra.
Win.lll. DERR„
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office Walnut street, opposite
the Court House, lately occupied by Amos IL.
Esq. Lebanon, May-11,1559,
Lebanon Valley Ba ti k;
LE.A..vax t .hiley 3d, 1849.
pint Board of Directors of the Lebanon. Valley Bank
I have this day declared a Divinstin OF FOWL Mt.
CENT on the Capital Stock of Bahl Bank payable to the
Stockholders on demand at anytime after the expire
ton of ten days.
In accordance with.a resolution passed, by the Stock.
holderi, the directors have also ordered an instalment
of five dollars per sham, to he paid on or before the
first day of June next. on the shares of stook diatribe.
ted and divided among tho—Present stockholders, of
which order all persons interested will'please take no
tire. •”.4 . JOSEPII
Lebanon, iiay,li, LW. Cashier.
Nuisery .. Fruietkies for
Sak.
plug subscritt r ef offers his entire Stook of FRUIT and
I ORNAMENTAL TRUES for sale, with the privilege
of the GrotroltLphereott the trees now are, until the
the trees, &c.,-attain the usual selling size. The Stock
consists:of,Apple, Pear, reach, Cherry, ffltim*
Apricot,
Nectarine iind . Mulberry trees; Gooseberry, Currant,
Raspberry,,Blackberry and Strawberry plants. Orna
mental Buergreens, sue], as Norway Firs, Balm of Gil
ead, White Spruce, American and Siberian Arbor VI-
The vihole stock consisting of some -fifty or sizty
thousand trees and plants.
Ilthealth is the only inducement the ,propriotor
fur•relieving himself of it, as the butiineso ls,.in this
plose.quite good. Although N. Yorkereore ins all the
time begetrov custoniers,l have no overatook of any,
one Ide a' For, further information apply to
the subscriber, at his residence, 216,,mi1es E. of Lob
an„. . . Mint MILLER.,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Annville
LEBAN'ON COUNTY, PENN'A.
THIS COMPANY obtained its Charter at the last MS-
Finn of he Legislature of Pennsylvania, and isnow
prepared to reeeivo applications, rind make insurance,
on Buildings, Furniture, Stocks of Goode and Merchan
dise. Also on Barns and contents, Farm I mplementa.
.¢:e. All WHOM wishing to insure on a Mutual Princi
ple Will apply. JOHN ALLWEIN, President.
JOSEPH F, MATZ, SeCretary.
MANAGERS.
JOHN 11. KINPOBTS. JACOB FINK,
Dr. 11. A. FA NESTOCK, DANIEL S. EARLY,
DAVID BLACK, JACOB S. RILLINOEIi,
le.olloll RIB LER , JOHN ALTAYEIN,
JOSEPH F. MATE. CHRISTOPH CARMANY,
RUDOLPH HERA, PETER FORNEY
SAMUEL DRIVER. . Annvil le, MAy 11,1859.-3 t
Attention
T""MEMBERS of the Lebanon. County
Aflsociation for the debmlion of Horse ,
Thieves, and the recovery of Stolen !torsos,
as well as all those wishing to join the Com
pany, are requested to assemble at the pub' it house of
L. Zimmerman, on SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1859, at 1 o'-
clock, P.M. A punctual attendance is ?requoncd, se
business of importance will bo transacted.
FREDERICK SPRECHER, President.
n EN RY S. ZIMMERMAN, Treasurer.
PETER ZIMMERMAN,Socretary.
Lebanon, May 11, 1659.
ATTENTION!
Illyerst own Dragoons.
`(r011 are requested to meet for parade on Saturday,
Wray 14, at 8 o'clock, A. M., at the public house of
George Leininger,fully equipped.
By order of the Captain.
May 11,1869, REUBEN REINHOLD, O. B.
Noticelo Merchants.
,
NOTTOII is hereby given that all hfercha nta are m-
Apiired to takeout their LICENSES before the 25th
day of JUDfcllll after that date they - will be placed in the
luiuda.of a Justicq of the Peace.
•lI:I),RIEYER,
May 11, 1859.4 t. breicritit lie Apbtaiter.
PITILAIVA and REAIMING
And Lebanon Be. Hoy Branch Railroad;
REDIIOTION , .O TCALS.ON 41101( ORR.
. ON and alter May 1 648 59 ,
2 - IT.PMMA the following Tolls will be
charged per ton of 2,000 lbs
• „ „In.Pricate Oars.
For 5 miles, 21 cents. - For 30 miles, 72 Cants.
10 " 23 " ''' 35 '. 80
15 " 48 " 40 to 85
20 " 58 ea 45 ,'" 1
25 " 67 r , 50 t 14 4.00.0 4 ,.:4" "
G. A. N_Teffia,i,
May 11,1859. tupl.
Nol
Lebanon County Agrioultukal and lrortiont
.
tural Society.
A muniallor of the - Execntive Committewand Mom.
/1 bets of the above Society. Will be held in the Court
House, Lebanon, on Saturday, .3fay 21;1859, at 1 o'clock,
P. 51.,.when and where nil interested -Aro requested to
attend. The members of Ex. Committee are particular
-Ily desired - ,to be in attendance.
W5l. RANK, President.
1 lYttfram Calm Rec. Sec'y, [Lebanon, May 11;1859.
Dissolfition of.Partnersttip.
NOTIOR is hereby; given 4bkit the pitttneiiship here
• torero kistinkletainen Tiernry & %John I':
Umberger, dealers in Stoves, &c., UV; dissolved by mu
tual consent on the 4th inst. The books iinutin at the
old standin the hands: of A. towliOnpall those in
dehtedatre requested to make payment.,*and these hav
ing claims will present their bills.
HENRY 111:11111,
JU.11.1 , 2 I'.
Lebann, Nay. 6 ,4859,
"New'el theP Store:
c 14:
In suieiNettPßuiteto, g l i Viiinveriaied Street, One Obi
Ea.stof the Lebanon Ileposite. Bunk.
• LORENZO .L.O REEN.AAV ALT,
11 AS opened a Leather Store, for the sale anti kinds
of Leather ; Shoentaker's findings, and everything
necessary to the shoemaking business. lie is also en : -
gaged in the TANNING BUSINESS in all its various
branches, at the old Greenawalt tanyard. The current
price paid for hides in cash or exchange.
Lebanon, May 11, 1569.4 f.
Statement •
QF TEM LEBANONVALLEY DANK.
l , : LEUANON, Pa., May 3,1859:
I ...... . ... ASSETS.
Billsiand notes diseourited ' 1 , $166,293 92
Due liy.ptilt,:r pariks . $90,696 60
Notes of Other Banks ' 42:,866 00
1 Specio.(Gold and 'Silver) 30;629 81
LIABILITIXS
Notes hi tireiziatioit
Due depositors, 30,023 59
Due to other Banks, 4,266 01
175,909 60
The above statement is correct end true to the best of
in knowledge and . JOS. KAROL Cashier.
Sworn end subscribed before me, 4tb day. of Nay, 1859.
ANTHONY S. 'ELY, J. P.
Lebanon, May 11,1859.
, . i
.. ,Statte 1" mit 1
OF'CRS b
IE - gIiANON•BANK, published as required by
the Act of Assembly i. piteled Ost . 13, 1857. viz : .
' .. -lAJBAIIOICHANI, *6% '4: 18.19:.
Ist.—Loans and Discounts, - L. • n 508,134 64
?El.—Specie, 03.648 03
Notes of other Banks, 4,860 00 •
Due by other Danko, 9,058 28
67,566 31
3d.—Notes in Circulation, , 232,310 00
401.—Ainotint of Deposits, Includ
ing individual deposits and
beldame duo to other Ranks,
__ _
EDW. A. IJIMER, Casheir.
Swonx and Subscribed before me, May 'B, 1859.
Lebanon, May 11, 1859. JOSZPEI GLET3I, J. P
IIIeCORILICIVS Re,aper and
:Hower.
2,500 SOLD IN 1855, . .4,000 SOLD IN 1857,
4,000 SOLD IN 1856, 4,500 SOLD IN ISIS.
15,000 - Sold in the Last 4 years! .
Nas'nglo 'establishment in the world can truthful.
ly claim to have snanufactured and sold anything
like so 'ergo a number of Reaping and • Mowing Ma.
chines during the swine time, • while my a risen
dates back to the origin of my Machines in I .
ing been actually and exclusively engaged in their
mauufaieture.for the last fifteen years. lam now more
largely engaged in the mannfacture,of these Machines
tlutnever before, and with my improvements for 1839,
do not heilitate to warrant. my.' Machine as a Reaper,
Mower, and Reaper and Mower; ;superior to any other
-for siutplicity, durability, and. perfect working; and
further to say, that Forme. ft, who may desire it, are at
liberty to work my Machine through the - harvest with
any other, and keep and pay for the ooe preferred. The
position of the Raker in mY-Machiner(as patented)apon
.the. main frosno,...whpre. there is silent,,,tarength • mid
where, the weight,adds to tho.power ill the Machines
theonly riglit one. JOthef , snals e eri likve•do hiThl their
italieronsthe Platierm, Where lig Must submit' o bar
ing the dust thrown in his eyes by`tbe operation or the
reel, being jolted over the clods by little platform
wheel over which he riske7-ameasaskil7 rekieS.Pmir
niachinotgpieces. This &mounts:, in part. Ihrthe oreat
durability of my Machines's - 8 compared witVcdtt*s.
GREAT COUNCIL DIE DAL awarded oty Mpalineint Lon
'
don in 1851. '-
GRAND GOLD MEDAL 011sMO*0_41eilitlatibb.
lIIGFiEST-t-nriE at the•Friiiiiih NiClierzhibltlon,
"in 1858( ' • • •-•
nionlysT PRIZE . of- Royal Agricultural Society of
England. in 1857,
MC HEST PRIZE of the UniteclStatert Agriceltitml So
ciety in 1857,
AS THE. BEST REAPER.
~Publications made by this` manufacturers of : the Man
ny Mahlsine, claiming-the Itighlet honor's,, etc., at the
French Universal Exposition in ]855, snit moms at
THEM TO us FALSE. The (mimes of my Machine. as in
dicated by the figures above. is itp highest praise, while
the awards of premiums, orassitatz.tt. ails 'Worthy of no
confidence, although Reaper makers make a business
of laboring and wheeling to secure the !RUN. annual
ono-horse premiums of the country. Although it may
not be generally understood, it is nevertheless true,
that these Machine have always been sold at compailL
Lively low prices. and but fur the boldnese with
which I introduced and eold them by •thousandn,
for ten veers past, other. smaller manufacturers
would doubtless have put the price much higher. .
I could furnish thousands of testimonials from Farm.
are, and others, of the truthfulness of every statement
I have made, end much more. I may further remark
that hl] of the Reaping Machines of any prominence in
the country are mere modiflcatioas of my Machine, all
other manufacturers having necessarily limited experi
ence in comparison with my own.
A single year's SEVERE SERVICE will eatiefl the
Farmer, that in point of DURABILITY, my Machine is
very far superior to all others, besides several most im
portant advantages, referred to in my regular Annual
Circular in pamphlet form which will be furnished those
who desire further informatiou, by addressing me, or
ANY ONE OF MY AGENTS.
CYRUS H. IIeCORMICK.
Br WM. S. MCDOIIMICK.
P. S.--To correct a misapprehension from recent News
pepper reports, I may my, that, while the Commissioner
refined to extend PATENT of 1845, that of October,
18.
47 wilt not expiri for se.rered years to come, and that this
has beim my most important Patent; and further that
Rterper Manufacturers cannot commove nearly my Ma•
chine than they hare dime-heretofore. They must still
carry their Raker on the back of. the platform, and sub
mit to other consequent imperfections.
CYRUS 31.CORMICK
C. P. Stinomett, Agent for Lebanon county. Post Of
fice Address, Annville Post Office, Lebanon county, Pa.
blay 11, 1859.-St.
GEORGE W. ItLI.NE,
A TTORNEY AT LAW.-office with LEVI KLINE, Esq.,
beixtuon, Pa. [Lebanon, May 4,1859.
DRIED FRUIT.—Ores & Miller have just received a
fine lot of Apples, Sweet and Sour Peaches, tc.
COCOANUTS—A fresh lot, just received by Oyes &
Miller.
Prunes and Baking Raisins, a fine lot and Tory cheap,
by COES & MILLER.
•
• A ssi,piee 7 s Notice.
fPLIE undersignetlltasdnt been, by roluntary deed of
Assipment,,asweinted Assignee of Simon Snavely
and Wifil, •of Corn/Fall township, Lebanon county, lu
trust for the bonnAo et Cr editors. All personas indebted
to the said as/damn., ere. requested to make immediate
payment, apdj,hoep t hasing claims against ,
make them known without delay.
, , • , ADAM. GRITANGER„
Lebanon, May 9,1858. Assignee.
Tuns, RECZIV,ED a superior PORT WINE , -
very dol
t) leak% jibe SCOTCH ALE, Lo ON PORTER, CATAWBA
BRANDY,. and CiNemq..,TIOAISPAONn, at
MUM S . Wine and Liquor Store.
AiTYLL be sold by public vendtie-vir hut cry, ira - NAT.
fl 'all DA I', the ISth "toy of J 111 1 ,!, A. 1852 , at the
Public House of Henry Siegrist, in the Borough of Lob
neon, Lebkbon county, the following Rtial Estate, to wit
No. P.— A' Certain Messuage, Plantation' or tract. of
land, sitbate the greeter port in Cornwall OtruShiNkini
the re-blne in South Annville township, Deb.,. Coun
ty, adjoining , litnds of Jacob Krieder, John Real, Adam
Long, Abraham Long, 'Micheal Kreider and otheis, con
taining-Ono Hundred acres, more or , less, with ap
purtenances. The buildings thereon
erecte& being:two STONE HOUSES
and Stone :SPring-house, Largo Stone , 8
Darn,-Leg Stabile and other buildings n I 4
with an excellent ORCHARD, of choice re '
-"
Ftairttroes; and two good Springs, with
running water near the buildings, (the Quittapaltilla
Creek running through the farat;) It part of said land be
ing good timberland, and the cleared land being in a high
state of cultivation, and divided into eons enient fields.
and alt in good fences. It being one of the :beat and
most desirable , farms in Lebanon Comity; being two
stiles from Annville, and three from Lebanon, and with
in a quarter of a mile of a good Mill, and on the Berko
& Dauphin turnpike, and within half a mileof the Lab.
anon Valley Railroad.
• Persons wishing to view the , premises before the day
Of saint will please to call on Simon Snavely living on
the premises, or on the undersigned living at Lebanon.
• No. 2. •I A certain tract or parcel of land situate to
North Lebanon township said county, adjoining lands of
Joseph Snavely, John Light (a.s.) Henry Fortna, Joseph
O. fleihn*haud others. containing Eight Acres, more or
less, throtighonfeauthe Dett:Nal, Railroad passes, and
the public ruatPlending 4661 Iktilitiott tu.lielivitlyr, with
the appurtenances; subject ,to the right Of the said
Railroad company. The saitilistittlab. 2, will Itiltold is
the whole or in parts, .to .salt
..parchasers; arei.t.vigold
form desirable places for Coal landings and-other ar
Less on said Railroad.
Sale will commence at One o'clock In • the afternoon
when cosditions of Sale will be Mode known by
ADAM ORInOINGEIt,
Assignee of linsozr &IA WILT k
Lebanon, May 4,1359.
flow to saVe
1m in policy of Saving Money is important to all.pef
eons, and in Consideration of this, the undersigned
have placed themselves in a position by which they eve
enabled to favor the citizens of Lebanon and vicinity
mote than ever . wittkenoneYjnalting bargains,. • -•
They have just Minted than - the city, rur rite TIMM
TIME this Spring, and are opening this week, one of dish
largest, Choicest, and cheapeet selectionsof Spring and
'Summer Goode, ever catered to the public. The Gee Give
is now abundantly Stockedt , niulhotipy bargains at the
disposal of every` person who wishes to avail thentseives
of the MAO. I A ;
Silks, ilyadero, Striped, Plaid end Plain
Chal lies, do. do. do. dn.
Tamatince, do. do. do. do.
Tissues, do. do. do. do,
Bustles, do. do. do. do.
Lawns, do. do. do. do.
Prints, do. - do. . do. do
. A heavy stock of all kinds of White Goods,..
Jaeonetts, Muslin, Mull Muslim,
Swiss do. Blonde, do:
Book do.. Nainsook, do. &c.
BOP. MJ AND BOYS,
We are fully prepared. Just Come forward and take
your wants known, and we can supply theui with
Cloths, Marseilles,.
Cassimeres, Linens,
eeds, Dernrnirks,
Cott undee,
. .
GROCERY DEPARTMENT bt.hrtsurlisged. Sugars
lor 7,8, 9, and.by , t Willtkat 10 eta.. per poutiti4 Mblas
ses, Yeltrisn'Syftili 8;1.12 y 2, 1.1 and lo cts., per quarta- -, -.
llaisinafrom Oki 123.. f. co., per lb.. Prunes. Peaches,
3a, dcc ; all very reasonable, in short our late purchases
are ten per cent., lower than previous, as the city incr.
chant have altered the. prices, the benefit of which can
be had Ly all who buyeit. the.. - ,
118111.EITE STORE of
Lebanon, 3day.4 ; 1889. GEORGE /4: PYLE.
'111)SIAMI
,
ATTORNEY AT LA.W;
sAS REMOVED his office to Mr. Rohland's new build.
ing, (second story, at the alley.) two doors east of
his gresent location. [Lebanon, March 2, 1859.-Iy.
J. IL BO%IVNIAN,
ITORNEY,AT-LAW, has REMOVED his offer , to
Pullet.% Nett Building, (steund story) Cionberland
street, Lebanon. Pa.
Lebanon, April 6, 1.459.
S. .7PI. Pettengill Cols -
A DVERTISING AGENCY, 119 NASSAU ST, Nan
YortF, alO STATE ST o , SOSTON. S. M. Pettengill a
Co., arethe Agana for :the-Lebanon .Atirertiter, and the
meat intlirential and lantest Acirculatime.Nnytaptipers in
the "trinitied States and tiAreantatai. •Orheylin 40thorh
zed to contract for as at our lowast. rates:
73,611 41
EAGLE HOTEL, LEBANONi.PAi
T v e sgsz e ir ne w r zi 17. M l Tl:ra n
has his
a o g. ld in fr t ic t r e a n n t a n d e
above well-known House. He will be much pleased to
accommodate all who may favor him with a call.
Lemma:v.—Corner Cumberland and Market streets.
es,Oranibussea running in connexion with the Rail
Boad.Trains. 11. SIEORIST.
Lebanon, Nov. 10, ISM
$141,620 00
•
LAFAiITTE nitolivE R
gIAS.FITTER.
A DJOI"A'INCI A. S. 11111"8.0tfteb:orai exut.strut t ,f,elae
21 non, Pa. A large and beautiful issortnfOlitobf pit-
TURES from the well-known establishment of CORMILIMI
& lisarit. always on hand at Philadelphia prices.
work warranted to giro satisfisetion. sir- All
orders will be faithfully executed on the most reasonable
terms. The best of reference gireo. .
49,385 48
Min Subscriber offers at private sale all that certain
dirm or tract of !mid, situate partly in Pinegrovo
township, Schuylkill comity, a n d partly in Bethel town
ship, Lebanon county, bounded by landsof'Eck
ert and Guilford, Benjamin Aycrigg, Daniel '
Doubertsnd others, containing one hundred and
forty-eight acres and a quarter, with the appur
tenances, consisting of a two story log dwelling-house.,
weather boarded) a t% story log dwelling house, a new
bank barn,
other out-buildings. and a now water power
saw Mill. For terms, de, which will be easy, Apply to
G. W. MATCLUS, Agent.
Pinegrove, April 20,1850.-tf.
• ..11 TOU WANT
A 2 4 ; iat4 l . ll OT.T.P*, v.ary .009 4 60.: to .DATI;r3
lag, next 41• AA. to the 144ndlitrepotilt.liank.
. 1 6: 1 64.03TIONARY.:,;()Vas s Miller havnc last receiv
ed nolhige ltvvoiceol Lemons, Figs Dates. Ise.,
'Pickled Ctkumber,, abliatro by OVES k MILL Eft.
FRESH (MEESE, I{ gine article, cheap, by Oyes a Mil
ler.
W Rent,
RE FRAME ROUSE belonging to SOLOX . 0:1
MOTES, on Market St., - Lebanon t is 90*.ed
tor root., Apply to t
AOll 21; 18590 .
' •
A • Assignees' Notite.
ITEREAS, the undersigned hare heen, by a r. , lttn-
Y tarp deed of assignment, appointed Assignbabierf
Elias Krietler, and wife . ,; of South Lchauoti
Lebanon county, in trust for the benefit of creki.tors, 441
perm:HO/We/OA to said AsniknorAro'requeMe'dlfimake .
PaYmelitiMtig tipse.liaving rininurefoleinstris will pras•
sent them, to Ffimidtucher, of S. Lebarion township, on
or before the lst day of July next-
EZRA. BUCHER.
:ROSES STRUIOIJ
Aishinem.
April 27, 1869.
NOTICE.
To the Member,' of the NORTHERN MUTUAL IN-
AGRANCE'CIiMPANY, of Lanaudor County t
THAT an Election will bo held on Monday, May In,
A. D., 1659. .Between the hours of 10 and 6 O'clock
of said day, being the third Monday in May 1869. at the
public house of John G. Hacker, in NEW-EPHRATA}
Lancaster County, fin• the purpoeo of electing THREE
Directors, and ONE Auditor, to servo for three years. RS
by the act of incorporation of said Calumny is provided.
By order of the Board of Din;ctorn,
April 27, 1669. SA3II.IEI, N.1:561.Y, Sec'y.
Cheap. Groceries and queens-
•
• ware.
1.74 AR for 7, S. A, 10, ke.gents; Coffee. Trft,Chocolate
1...:) - &r.; Molasses from 10 rent isipwarde. n verie•ty of
qualities, and everything else you went, you eau bay
cheap nt RAIIBR b. BROS.
ELLO, lietsyrieboro aro you going that you are
dreited up sot ' •
ifiL—.l am goi ntt talAY:111:1 M in Adam It lee's Tlitilii
inwiai•hitre my Lik• nos taliin.
do you Go to Keitu and not to ono of the
other mows to hare it taken ?
Ann.—Because Keines Pictures are shairper, clearer
and Mort.l.rutHfal than others and nearly ererylaxly
goes to. him. .
Qrbz.....fi.,an you tell me why his pictfites are superior
'to others?' • "
Ant.—real i,e had 9 years mraetice, and lies superior
Carnerhi,nrd all his other Sztifief are of the most ha
proved kind... :r
QUer.,—Viattiltirill of Pictures does ho take?
Ant..L-ifolakez Ambrotypm, and Melainotypes, of all
sixes and superior finish: and Photographs, from the
smallest up to Life Size, Plain awl Colored in Oil. Ho
takes all 1117.06 Photographs from Daguerreotypes of de
ceased persons and has thorn colored life like by one of
the best Artists. His charges are reasoindla and his
rooms fire open every day (except stinchty) from 8 o'clock,
A. H. to 6, P. 81, Don't forgot, KEIM'S ROOM is the
place you can get the Bost Pictures. •
`Who Has not Seen the New
Sign Put up!'
By srELLivAGEN s BRO., at their
Wenn and Jewra.nr ESTAIIII.IB)OIKNT,632
• . Market Street. one door below ith Phil.
•
: adelphiu. But the Sign is nothing to
, what is "exhibited inside. American
A.O watches, in Gold and Silver Cases, Rail
road Tiniekoepera of . English and Swiss
makes; Fashionable Jewelry audlkteer ware, and also
fine Table Cutlery, and the beet tlilngtrof all is that the
pr i m , o r s ik.the attractions is withlnfihe tango or the
stntillotit.noehetc . STELTISTAAGER T Elto. •
April 2i, 1339. • l'i/asrliet 'street Philad'a.
tomes, Slowest, Stoves.
Selling cheaper than at anj+'other. Stove Store
• in Lebanon. for CASH!
rplIR Subscriber Is determined toailt Stoves at from l 5
1 to 20 per cent cheaper than any other establishment
In .Lebanon. Call and see my stock„ .next door to the
Lolsmon Bank. I charge nothing forexamining.• Thank
ful for pest favors he hopes to still • receive a share of
public patronage. • JAMES N. ReKIERS., .
i• Lebanon, Nov. 24,1858:'
MEM
Public Shic..
it A.SZS
BUSINESS CARDS.
Private Sale.
PIIOTOGHA ' US.
MESE
?rite frorteris•Wrent Exh
.
~...,.. lion Prize inlfedal. .
Awarded to C.I4IEYEIt. for . /VIS TWO PIANOS. London
October 15th, 18 5 1..
.•
IVILYBII. respectfully iiiikirnre . We frlendiind tlid
t[„ - ,:,,. public generally. that lie has constantly on band,
Pixtme equal to those for srliil.ii" hr!' recoOted the Prize
'l4lellitl, in London,lBsl. AU ordera promptly attended
tU'iold great care taken in the eetection and, puCktirg the
same,
, TUB VOICE': OF THE wortm:
Royal Jury on Musical Instruments.
Sir It. 11:11ishop,,No 13 Cambridge street, Hyde Park;
' Professor of Music at Oxford, . _
Sigismund Thalberg, Austria; Professor of Music.
W. Sfertidale Bennett. 15 Russell Place ' Fitzroy Square;
Professorzet. the Royal Academy of 31,usic:
lloctOr Dorlioi, Franco.
J. Robert Slack, United Stales.
Chevalier tieukomia, Zollverein.
Cipriani PcticY;*9 l ltak . er- street, Portman Square; Prin
. dual of Roy4l,,,Acadenty of Music. „.
Dr. Schafhouti, 26Grerein ; professor of Geology, Min
ing and 3letitilthyt-P
Sir George Smart. St. T.lolMlle's Charted ; Organist and
Cointawor of the. Clintit RByeir
Henry Wylde, 65 WestbourleiTerrphei Doctor of Musk
and Professor at. the Royal AVehdttti" dt Music.
Hee. W. Cazalet, Tenterden street, Eillilovar *pare; Su
perintendent of the.ltoyal Academy of •Mutde:
James Stewart, 22 itrecknock Crescent, din:idea Town
Piano Forte Manufacturer.
'"
The. following 'ILEDALS have been awarded to Conrad
Meyer, viz:-
1843. First Premium anti SILVER MEDAL, Franklin
Institute, Philadelphia.
18L5t First Premium and SILVER MEDAL, Franklin
;" Institute. Philadephla.
1848. ;First:Premium and SILVER MEDAL, Franklin
• Institute Philadelphia.; •• -• • •
1847. First Premium and SILVER IiIEDATi Masher:tie
'*;;'• ; •
1849. First Premium and SILVER MEDAL, • Fillikkiih
' Institute.Thiladelphia. I
1846. Flint Premium and SILVER, MEDAL..Frankik!
;'. O • institute, recommendation of *Gold
1851. I .Diplotaa had MEDAL, blecharilef Institute, dics
: s7r . ton,
1811. 'PRIZE MEDAL, Great Inthraskrialrition, Lat.
don, sine.; which time, (1851.) C. Itaraahas not ex
hibited his Pianos at any Exhibition.
WALTZ & MEDAL, AgeMke;
I . ..elinomo Pm.
tar Evel•yl Itod
TILE GRAND EIIIIITIION
Of the flew anod e, just opened St.tbe'Vehtre 'Bak&
In gsiiftlitther arlirose.Tew doors alai* .Market Strasti
Lebanon. Come-See the New Gouda at the Nei Pikes.
IF YOU WANT "
To Save money, buy your Dry:Goods at Raber a Bros.
IF YOU WANT
,
To get a cheap, yet hatidsolllo Silk Dress, haler
Eros., is the place to Tiny (helm 'they have Fancy and
Black Silk from 55 relate, 'a yard, and upwards.
IF YOU , WANT
A handsome SIIAWL. oheap, Call at Either a MOP.
IF YOU WANT -
Collars, Sleeves, or other Embroidery, 'Lyon save term
e3' by buying of labor 1 4 111.04.
IF YOU WANT'. , li
A itoOdopair MA- faleVeeror Mitt., 'Reber a Bros.
have them and will sell cheep.
• I', t "-b. • WANT , vbs.
get* ittlnts,-viiil c tn. buy them :at.-Eaber...a.BM
'from 4 cents tryard, to 10 cent 4, and British aid French,
from 12 to 25 cents' • 0 •'.
;.”-• • IF YOU WA4fT
Gilaghome..ltaber a Moe have there from 8 1 .4 mode a
yaid'to 33 colts: 2_
Nov, 17,1858
IF YOU WANT
hlualins, you 0.131 buy them at [tuber a liroa,:troW E
&ilia a yard to 20 or 25 cents, any quality you wish.
A*NYTHING ELSB - TIIAT
To,s ne> i_ptr Dress or Family use, yon 3riii tladnheall,
at 'tabor a RtOP. •V" • '
IF YOU WANT.
A Coat, 11. pair of Pants, or Vest for yoai eif3t Rabin'
& dims. have the best assortufent of Grtis for the sea
son, and the prima to suit•you
FOR YOUR BOYS'
Cifithing: sand your goods at Haber *Eros. and save
money by buying cheap. .
THE -LAR.GIEST AND
-
MM:Meat assortnientiof CAR : PETS yeti will find at
Batter A: Bros. Call and examine foryoursolf. .
IF YOU WANT '
good t'ICTURE for a Medallion or Pin, onlfillt..sl=
LY'S Gallery, - next door to the Lebanon Deporiit
iltra
MORE THAN .500,000 BOTTLES
sun IN TIM
NEW ENGLAND STATES
ONE (EAR.
.T
CF.
.
[
, 111 E RESTIMIATIVIVOYPh.OF.' "S. 'WOOD , for re
t
' storing heir pi,rfeeq and permanently; hog never
et had a - rival, Talutne after volume 'might be ; friiiit
from all parts of the world and froM the moat ititellf.
gent Itii.ptirve aid it tt 'ay . :Veit' ResMrative ;-butread
circular and you cannot doubt; ;read also the follow -
ing.
Tits Ifsm,—People haVe for centuries been Ornate&
with bald beads and the only remedy, heretofore known(
has been those abominable wigs. fly a recentdiseovery
of Professor Wood these articles are being fast dialtens
ed with but a great Many, persons still patronlie,thent,
because they have been so often Impeseffeapionliy INF
Tonics of different kinds. To ail such persons wee**
eatly make the reqtretti that they Will try once - ukilti4
far to Wood's Restorative theme* attach thing as fall.
We know of adatty , whoa os bgid, whu used the article
a short time, and hir bead IS natr'44Wed. itatuplettly
'With the tiniest and most bt.autiful curls imaginable.
We know of numerous cases where hair was rapidly
falling out, Which it restored in greater perfetion than
it ever , had . been before.
It is also without doubt one of thmlicloWartieles foi
keeping the hair in good condition, "Miklos. It soft and
glossy, removing dandruff and WO proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the Ills that the hair is heir to
It is the duty of every one to improve their personal
appearance though some may differ in regard to the
ways of doing it; but sirery one will admit that beau-
tiful head of hair, either in manor woman, is an object
much to be desired, and there are no means that should
he kit untried to obtain such a consideration..
—[Wfinsun's .fdrocate, rhiladelphia
Cochoetnu , Ohio, Nov. 17, 185 n. •
0..7. WOOD & Co.—Oents As I have been engaged
In selling your Heir Reetorattre the lest senator' for one
of your local agents (it. N. II ackinaon,).eind have ex•
perienced the beneficial effect: of It myself: I would
like to obtainan stenoop tfai the - State of °lrk; or norm'
State In Abe ,Weat. should, ysu wish to nista eneelltn
arrangerioento , Wl`icht einilrhowti acri is nnthing equal
in it in-the•Miittri State:for Tainting Use hair. I• have
been engageglosabOoDrug bogoiness for feverat years,
and have sold Y/Lrif , Jd preparations for the „hair, but
have found nothing that restores the eoe,etive brow
or invigorates the pe e lir,eo well es- yours,, being. frilly
convinced tlat yOur rusher/lave id what you representlt to be I would like to enipige ltvl enle of -It; :for
lam sutistlod It must cell. VOLITI , truly. •
S. T. STOtII3IIX.
•
0.3. */01
rellust
the good effects of your , Hair ~ 1 3rtorative,I .• ystah to
state. that finding my hair gruennp . thin. as well se
gray, Indueml rn)ut *hitt r 'read .ittid'lieirit: to
try the article prepured by, yotr, to promote its growth
and clang* its color an it was in youth. bitatlinVitairth•
Ithas effected completely. lit the ellitro49 ll, 'het'
used.uearly three bottles .
Tortie:W.
. .
0. J. WOOD & CO,Prourietors, 312 Droadlcay,
did thy great N. Y. Wire Hailing Xitabliihment ) and
114 Jiarket Arent , St, Lot& Mu. 4FiY : Sold itiLetanorg
by ..Tossru L. LEMDER OIR , oleo by. Dr. Noes , aed,tbfrall
goal Druggists ever ywhere. Fob. 9.1;ig = 3131
ICIPMZIER•VOMNI T ir•
ILY . 2000 1 :0Q. f
W er tb o t a . be r 4trlik
21 a lgt t 4:PrIttatttrt
la extensive LliPtflina.fand tierAL YARD of •
• BRECHBILL HORS.T, •.-
mt the Borough , of North Lebanon, on. the bank of the
Union . .Oanal, at the bemire( Walnut street, a * few
in t im:l4w%. of the Irtiessee , „Steam Mille,' end one
quare criarf:Bergajar'll
iotel-
Their asForttAnCeVnitiatil •of. thirtjtxt.well-Seasrined-
White, Yellow, Norway, Pine and IlemloCk Boardr,—
Cherry, Poplar and One Berarda; .• -
IX and 2 inch Pnmiel an,f Conimon Plank; •
:White Pine and Hemlock Scantlingand Joleta;
White Onk Boar's, Plank and Scantlinv•
and inch Poplar Boards. Plank and Scantling.
SHINGLES t SIIINGI,F,S t
The beet Pine and Hemlock Shingles;
Alio, Roofing and Plastering Laths;
Chestnut Itnile and Posts, and Railings for fences
and fencing Boards:
FLOORING BOARDS of all Shea and descriptions.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!! !
The largest stock of Broken, Store, Litneburners and
Hollidaysburg Smith CiatiLat the lowest prices.
p; .Confident that they. hevs the largest and beet as
sortment of LIMBER of all ilekriptions and sizes, as well
lig the largest etc* of thirdifferthst klnda Of COAL, ever
offered to the citiv.ons of- he,inuannonunty,itbey venture
to sity - that they can' aka•oidinoant s e'alliSuraaseni Fat's
faetorilgArnt *sold thdrefoiightrilitit all who want any
thing in their line, to eiamine their stork before pur
diming. elsewhere. tra:cumri.i. a HORST.
Y. Lebanon, Feb. 2J,1355.
• IF YOU WANT
A PICTURE of year deentui d
ed friend. enlarged an
colored in on. POI at DAILT'S Onlinty, next door
to the Lebanon Deposit Bank.
Notice to Farmers.
'ME undersigned have bought the Patent Right tbr
I LEBANON COUNTY, of
CALVIN DELA'NO'S • -
Independent Horse Tooth Rake,
which, w Rh A BR AM DEII TIFF'S 1M PR OV EMENT, they
make and sell on reasonable term , . For durability anti
p•rrormance it is noteurpseaetl in the United Stales.—
The beet recommendations from persons that Tiara had
them in nee for several years, candiegtreemi4cltiOrfit was
granted to Mr. DELANO. in 1849. for •hanging. the Teeth,
on a Roil or Pivot NO that they ran• mount over a largo
as well as small objects.
sir Any liorsollaite..kbat to made. sold or bought
and used. with the teeth'hanging in the aforesaid man
ner, by others, without our consent, is an infringement
upon said Patent; and any person buying, making and
Belling inch Rakes, will be dealt. with according to law.
WILLIAM SPANN,
Lebanon. May 4. '59-3m. DENBY ARNOLD.
IF YOU WANT
PHOTOGRAPH of yopreelf or friend: the bat are
to be bed at DAILrS Gallery, next door to the
Lebanon Depoalt Bank.
ATKINS & BRO: pmmtite ta"be Ttottetual;aild will co
.deavor to pleas° all tvlotatty call 'madam for Roots
and &hoof.
- For :ies: . ,
• Ft r oiseiritoirithig CotioilZh& Flouninft. erochot
mdse 11Fi1 XelLI and iinnakercheiim
WO damper iitbenpluco in town. by •
• niZENEVEDS & 11.1tO'F
I=