Cljt
TEEMS,
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JUL 22, WO
HOME AFFAIRS.
SCATTER TEE LlME.—Lathe may
be used in several ways very advantageously just
now. &atter it aroundyour cesspools and kitch
en drains, and over the floor of your cellar where
vegetables l .s. t
been stored. It is a powerful
lisVrector, to prevent unpleasant and unwhole
some odors. Use it liberally; also, as white
wash.
The Sunday Schools will cele
brate the 4th of July es usual, and, wo under
stood, in the usual plac.es.
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corner room, on the first floor
:01 : 1Pui;c's new building is offered for rent. See
advert hewn t.
The two farms of Mr. Samuel
Etter' were sold by the Sheriff last week. The
farm on which Mr. Stier lives, containing 210
acres, was sold to Mr. Jacob Engle, of Dauphin
county, for $lO5 perome--$24,150. 'rho 'other
?arm containing 225 agree, was bought by Mr.
David Kreider, at $4O, subject to the mortgage,
which would bring it to about $O3.
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LAUER'S vv rr
ELL.—ine Artesian
Well at Lauer's Park, has attained the depth of
800 feet. The rock is a carbonate of lime, and
so very hard that occasionally the bore almost
entirety stops progress. There is water in abund
ance, but no overflow. It is strongly iinpregna
'A with carbonic acid.---Reading rimer.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINOS.—Met June
16. The following orders were drawn, viz :—Gas,
1 month, $18; Focht & Sons, $62,32, brick in
1858; S. Babb, policeman, $l5; IL McCord, do. $1.5;
Appeal Otheers,S4 ; D. 2. Miller, $6 for making
duplicate and filling up appeal notices ; Street
Commissioner, $32,25 fur work done on Mulber
ry street; $2,..101130 - do*., on Water street; $11,62
fur do. on 'Rebrer's' road ; Josiah Funck, Esq.,
for 11. T. itoeboll4 wife, appeared before Coun
cil and protested against the straightening and
widening of Pinegrovo street. The following res•
elution was adopted :
Resolved, That the street Regulator be direct-
ed to drew an ordinance ta open, straighten, and
widen Pinegrove street, front the Railroad to the
North Lebanon borough line. •
On motion Mark's Alley was ordered to be cut
down, The street Commissioner was ordered to
open n gutter along the old channel, through
Goodhart's mendow. On motion, the Street Reg.
olator was ordered to have the guttering made
,rhere property holders, after notice neglect or rc• .
fuse to 1111V0 010 SUMO dune themselves.. On me
, tion a Culvert was ordered to be constructed on
the east side of Walnut street, from the Railroad
to the quittnpahilln. On motion the property
holders along the south side of Chestnut street,
Plankroad to Mark's Alley, were ordered to
Sig down their pavements - , with permission, how.'
ever, to leave .5 feet of the enbnnkment standing
until now buildings are erected. The Collector
",.m.l Treasurer each gave bonds in thesum of $6,-
000 for the titlifehporfortnanee of their duties.—
Adjourned.
r.i .l / 4 7 .7f - The following is an extract
front a letter lately received by a friend, from a
Lebanon county farmer out week :
CAtirox, Ohio, Tune IQ. 1559.
"We had a bad frost last Saturday night. It
froze everything except the Oats, which it hurt
but very little. "intent, rye, corn, potatoes, ap
ples. cherries, grapes,, and all the garden vegeta
bles, froze down 'tit the ground. According to
my judgment, of wheat farmers Will not get
enough to pay for cutting off.. We had a very
heavy hail storm the week bittern last in. Corroll
and. Coshocton counties, 'south Of us. It is re
ported that hail was 4 feet ;leap on the ground,
and no big as goose eggs. It is very cip,14.1 here.—
The leaves or the trees are frosted yellow. They
aro offering $2.25 for a bushel of wheat, but could
not buy a bushel in a week. ITehr is $lO a bar.
rel, and hardly to be got."
Yours, &e
Cattle is now shipped from Chi
cago, to Now York, via Lebanon Valley Railroad,
'with but ono change of cars, (at Pittsburg.) Stock
carrying is becoming quite an item for the road,
"and is constantly increasing in importance.
The exhibitions of Signor Blitz,
in this borough, lest week, netted about $3OO to
the . Fire Company.
We were sorry to forego the kind
invitation to attend a Pic NM and Ball, on Sat
urday last, at the "Prospect Rouse," Itfissimer's
Station, L. P. R. R. Other engagements inter
fered. We trust the party had a pleasant time.
Every instance of fast and reek
loss driving through the streets of our borough,
should be prosecuted. On Saturday evening a
party not only came near breaking own
neelts, but endangered the lives of all who hap
pened to be on the route of their wonderful ex
ploits of Jehultun.
We respectfully invite the atten
tim, of the public, to Dr. Ross' pure fountain
Soda Water, prepared in iron fountains lined with
porcelain, from the best materials, And Savored
with the choicest fruit syrups. All who desit:is
delicious, healthy And ice-cold beverage should
call at Dr. Roes' Drug Store, Opposite the Court
House.
The Basement of Funek's new
building bus been taken by Mr. G. F. Reinhard,
who intends shortly to re-open it as a Restaurant.
In connexion therewith he has also taken the
Hall on the third story, which is to be nicely fit.
ted op for a Billiard Saloon.
WALXING SPANISIL—We noticed
the other day a high official escorting in Spanish
fashion a drunken man to the Squire's office. As
old Jimmy was at work the next day we presume
the difficulty was amicably settled
Lemberger's Soda Water, Oh !
it is delightful I Very refreshing! The most
luscious drink I have tasted, are frequent ex
;demotion of its quality at Lembergar's Soda.
'Fountain,
he Evangelical Lutheran Syn
woalig:il'ow holding its 112th session, in Salem's
Lutheran Church of this place. The attendance
"orpreadhers ls large.
~.The following accounts of as disgraceful
* proceedirig.ak ever human beings tvere guilty
ec, is from the Wheeling (Va.) intelligencer of a
late date :
F0r,80016 time past, awoman named Sarah Gat
ton, watt her daughter and son, have been living
In Blount Liberty, Belmont twenty, Ohio. Their
habits of life are ritther,, , mgosed to the regula.
liens of good society. IA • this country. Th e i r
house was the resort' of men *hose names were
not altogether unsullied, and the women lived in
*Pea adultery with two' persons, much to the
shame and disquietude of the bettor people of the
village. On Friday night last a party of men
%ii.de a descent upon the premises, cut out the
front part of the building, and demolished every
thing is the house. The lawless party then
eMPtled the feather beds, and after thrashing
Young t3atton severely, tarred and feathered him.
They made him promise to lettive the house and
`go to work. After this Mrs. Gatton and her two
daughters, the latter of. whom is only sixteen
years of age, were treated to a emit of tar and
feathers, and aetually carried through the streets
ton 'Me rails, together with 11, Tiiri named Bryan,
and the son, who occupied a sisillar
- - 81 50 A YEAR
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Jam" The Millerites in New.Tersoy held a meet.
ing, June 12, at Newark, to condole with each
other on the postponement of the destruction of
the world. The Newark Mercury says : "At the
meeting of those deluded people at Union Hall
in the morning, one of the speakers said that it
hod been announced in the newspapers that it
this day did not witness the end of the World,
they would give up their belief and cease to bold
their meetings. This was an error. They in
tended nothing of the kind. If the world didn't
some to an end, the night take place, he
counselled his hearers to ho in no wise cast down,
but to hold up ti ttF os cud look according to
the Scriptures, 'time w:is up ' He had not proph
etic vision, and there mjght be some error in the
emit:elation, but es far as he could see it was high
time for the consummation of all things in gener
al, and everything in particular.'
A ITEA'rs - "RI:.) BlLturtDS.—The ;fames
ville Times says Prank Parker, formerly of Mil
waukee, whose friends lately published e chal
lenge to any person in the State, made a "rue"
r,f fire thousand one hundred and seventy points
oa E. 4 atorday,..Tene.4th, on the Hyatt House te
bk. it was made-while playing an ordinary
full game, and the first twenty-one points wdre
made "round the table;" after which the two red
balls and the cue ball-being about eighteen inches
from the cushion, ho -played them skilltutly.and
carefully as to make one thousand seen hundred
and sixteen consecutive parolees, nmking, in all
6170 points! The. billiards were fairly made,
;old tl:e time o,eupied was :thaw two hours, when
Prank'berng fatigued, and doubtless somewhat
nervous and excited, accidentally' , ;rose" th e m
and thus was compelled to "dry up." This is
said to be the largest run which has ever been
accomplished fly 'any ;layer. A gentleman iu
New Orleans once made 4144, and another in
some portion of Illinois-(we think Galena) -made
vory near MD. . • •
L. B
ILIDIES AND GENTLEMEN :
A COEPI' my hottest (warruest is tame) thanks
JOIL for the no *nd of support whicb . you ninu'T
giro me—only beeause I didn't giro
,you the op
portunity.
Thtl Tenson3 *bleb led, the to glee you the . go-by
oh t , , 4 d ay r riltuiiridatiOn were =girt' rod thirfiA
ty, or they iroulthftlavo weighed With me—that's
fret.
Daring Mfrs 'to Lowet :We *ere shown
throiigh the Laborat66 of our 'Celebrated coun
tryman, Drt..l. 0. Area. Scarcely could we hare
believed what is seen there without proof beyond
disputing.
They tionntrne a barrel of solid .Pills, about 50.
000 doses and 3 barrels of Cherry Pectoral, 120,
000 doses per diem. To what an inconceivable
amount of human suffering does this point! 17.0,
000 doses a day! ! Fifty million of doses per
yesr I I What acres and thousands of acres of
siolt beds does this spread before the imagine..
tion ! And what sympathies and woe ! True,
not all of this is taken by the very sink, but alas,
much of it is. This Cherry Drop and this sugar.
ed. Pill are to be tile companion of pain and an
guish anti sinking sorrow- I .the inhel'itance our
mother Eve bequeathed to the Whole flintily of
man. Here the infant darling has been touched
too early by the blight thr t withers half o'er race.
Its little lungs arc affected and only mqcbing and
waiting shall tell whinh way Its breath-shall turn.
This red drop on its table is the.talistnan on which
its life shill hang. There the blossom of the
world just bursting into womanhood, is stricken
also. Affections most assidions care skills not,
she is still fading away. The wan messenger
comes nearer and wearer every week. This little
mediciment shall go there, their last perhaps
their only hope. The strong man has planted in
his vitals, this sidle disease. This rod drop by
his aid is helping him wrestle with the Wormy:L.
hie enemy;
the wife of his bosom and the cher
ubs of his heart are waiting in sick sorrow and
fear lest the rod on which they loan in this world
be broken.
Ixt•oRTANT ToYouirO New York
correspondeut informs us that he has known. Dr.
DELANEY, (whose adverilsement is in our paper
of this week„) for several years, and that his rep
resentations may bo rolled on. Re is an old prae
titioner, who has made thie department of medi
cine a speciality and who has, met with the con
fidence and encomia descries. •
TITEEE CALVES ALT A 13rwriff.—A Cow balollgiDg
to Levi Mast, of Caernarvon township, Berk
county, gave birth to three calves on Fritio.y, the
110th inst. One of the calves lived but a few
1 hours, the other two are thriving and "getting
fat."
.7.47.- The twin daughters of Abraham, °else,
of Gettysburg, Pa., died there recently at the
ego of 44 years. "They were torn and raised to
gether—nerer separated for a single night dur
ing- their lives—v-410h the same disease, frnesAles)
died withiu a few hotrs °flinch other, and were
buried Fide by •eido in the same grhve. They
traveled life's path brand in hand, and in death
they were not parted."
ta.,. The Savannah Republican Pays water
mcdtens, the growth of that latitude, made their
Appearance .in the market on Saturday last. It
pays they were 'of medium size and priced at 50
cents.
IXOG CttoLtna.---We learn that this terrible ais
ease is prev,ailing to an alarming extent among
the Ithgs atlisidgeport, Fayette county. A large
number very fine ones have died from its effects
during the pest four weeks—Wash. (Pa.) Ex
aminer.
-4 0.fiA.ROAFeR Locust's.--The year 1859 is cotsid.
ered to be the locust year. We well remember
their coming in 1833, at which time they hung
from the branches of the trees in our pnbile
squares like honey bees, when "hiving." These
singular insects came again in the year 1846, and
there are, doubtless, many in our community who
remember•the ringing sound with .whieh they
made the public squares vocal. We think theymade their appearance in the month of June. It
is said they come every thirteen years. If this
be correct, we may shortly expect' to see them
among us. They appear to be harmless. They
come suddenly, and take their departure -jest as
quickly.
P. The New York Tribune announees that
the Pike's Peak express, in which Ilerate Gree
ley was a passenger, upset near Denver City,
slightly, ,injureng the phitosevher. ;It is under
stodd, howerei, that u.rull in the free dirt" of
Kansas did not in the least injure his white coat
and used-up bat. These are proof agaihst such
calamities.
AO. Storekeepers should keep a look-out' for
countetleit five dollar notes: on - the Philliptberg
Bank New Jersey. The vignette is three men
rolling i log; on right end, two men plucking
corn; on. left, three nten shearing sheep. Notes
answering, this deseriptien, for any bank, are
worthless, es they tire printiefroln,the original
plate - of a broken Georgia institution.
Ileiv Toe MAY liNew Goon is,a
good sign and true when yoti see amid a little
group or boys one dart fromAherest, and tossing
his arms above his bead, and shouting, "!here's
no Father!" as he runs to meet him. :You may
be sure, no matter what business troubles soccer
that man may have, that there is ,a spot in his
heart still fresh and green,whieh the cores of the
world have had no power to blight. "There's my
father!" With what a pretty pride the little fel
low silents this. He must be, indeed, a brute
whose fatherly heart doeS not swell with love,
whose eyes feel amply repaid for that day's toil,
no matter how wearisome. After all, /ere i 9 the
only thing worth having in this world. They
who stand over new-made graves tell us se.—
Fame and money and ambition dwindle to noth
ing beside: the white, calm brow of death, though
God knhws it stay be the youogling of the flock,
whom lips have never even learrie * d:it`syllable of
our name:.
pEr• A correspondent solidi us a copy of the
Norwich (England)-Nercary, with the follow ing
card marked. It will be seea that Rommel has
not forgotten his Ilumhuggery ; the card having
been published soon after he was saluted with a
Volley of eggs, at a political meeting, where he
had the impudence to make 11 gneelt in favor of
the Parliamentary candidates ;
TO THE
EtEOTRESSES AND ELECTORS
OP 'nu:
CITY OF NORWICH.
I give the pair of parlionientavy coves joy of
their bargain. They've got their whistle—,anci
whether "tis dear or cheap is no concern of ours.
u r n , sa , i s h e d, a nd you're content, and they're
happy—What's the odds?
Believe we (or nor, as you like)
Your's to the end of thuo,
(without being tied to a second or tiro)
P. T. BA
A Seneca, MISTRESS Stenhon
county, Now York', recently a County Sopa in
tendent or Coinmissioner of Schools, refueed n
teacher's certificate to a Miss Head because she
declined plodg.ingliel . self not to kl.Lnee during, her
engagements as timber. Mism Heel rtppliect to
the State Supertneondtine, who sustained the up_
peal, thus establishing the: right of schen' m i s .
tresses to dance.
U Doctor! Spare no skill, nor cost, nor toil, to
give the perishing sick sli'e best that human art
can give.. Galveston, Te.ratt; News
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
DANGEROUS EXPERIMENT
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Shooting a Woman with tin Air Gatn.—John
Wilson, a recent importation from Nova Scotia,
while taking a ramble through the city on Suter
day afternoon, espied au air gun in a hardware
store. Never having seen one before, his ,nrios
ity was excited, and tie.dotermined to invost a few
dollers in 00 - rill - abase of said weapon. Evening
came, and with it a strong desire on the pare of
'Nova Scotia" to try the wetelorful powers of his
new gun. Accordingly he proceeded to his bed
room, in the fifth story of the Globenotel, in Wil
liam street, and forthwith commenced practising
at a gas Mine, on the corner of William: and
Frankfort streets. At the first fire the glass was
shattered to atoms, to the great surprise of sever
al persons who were passing; a,eecond, third and
fourth bullet passed over their heads. The third
shot struck the iron work on the lamp.„and glan
cing et', came very near puttingii end to the fele
fel career of policeman Caldwell; of tho Foerth
precinct. The fourth ball passed through the show
window of a saloon opposite the hotel, ledgingiin
the neck of Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, of Williams.
burg, who was partaking of some strawberries and
cream, in company with her husband. The hub.
let entered the back of the - xi:eels, ; near the spinal
column, ond•catne well nigh proving fatal. A
Doctor happening to be in the immediate neigh
borhood at the time, the sufferer was promptly re
lieved, or else the consoquences might have been
serious. Feeling satisfied that the shots cnine
from one of the upper stories of the Globe Hotel,
officer Caldwell proceeded to search all the rooms
on the 313 1 4th and sth floors. At last he came to
the room occupied by Wilson; and knocking at
the door, demanded adMittence. "Nova Scotia"
.seemed astonished at the Tetieleion of the. officer,
.and, pretended that he had been lying on the bed
asleep.
The general appeaxamee,..ef hokever,
Created a suspicion in the cellid of the officer that
he had hit on the right person, and his suspi
cious were confirmed on finding an air gun con
cealed under the bed, and near it a number of
leaden bullets, corresponding exactly in size with
those which had been aimed at the lamp post.—
Upon charging Wilson frith tie offence the tat-
ter denied his guilt, but subsequently adinitted
that ho was the author of all the milehief. Dy '
way of explanation, however, he said that he had
on intention whatever cif harming any one, and
exproseed his deep regret at having wounded Mrs.
DftViS. Yesterday Morn lug Wilien Was brought
before Justice Gabon], at the Lower Pollee Court, 1
when he was locked up for examination. The
ball was subsequently extracted from Mrs.
Davis' neck, and she is now in a fair way of re- I
covery. It was by the merest chance in the
world that she osca'ped with her life, for had the 1
bullet passed half an inch to the right shemould
no doubt, have been killed instantly. It is to be
hoped that Mr. Wilson's experiments with his air
gun will be iteaution to persona iu the habit of
using fire-arms and other dangerous weapons.—
Hew York Herald, 13th.
A NEW "SarA.."—A good story is related of
some graceless wags, who had neither the fear of
'devils nor arctic dogs before their eyes, who
amused themselves and sold the orowd.in.Atten
dance upp;:la' place o(. atnusemen.t., :The scamps
got a few pails of water, and "Wet the stairs and
sidewalk with a thorough drenching, and stood
all around the door-ways with their umbrellas
wide spread ; which ominous sight was tatten by
the young ladies nod their beaux as they came
down stairs, as a pretty good sign of rain over- W/O—WIGS—WIG&
head. It is said thAt Me girls pulled out their BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEESeurpass
They are Weimar, )10t, easy and derable.
handkerchiefs and covered,up their bonnets and
Wog to a charm —Oa turnhflit,op behiud—no shrink
gathered up their skirts, lawns and diminfey to l'eg off the head t-Itita.ed this is tie 0111:) , Establishment
their hands, and • thus close-reefed, under bare i where these things are properly understood and made.
poles, began to seud toward home. It is but :r33 Broadway, Vets York.
just, however, to say that they were not the only
ones sold, as the older heads, who ought to have
known when "it rained," were equally imposed
upon. It was not long, however, before they all
began to see stare. dry }milks;. and the way they
had been sold. These Indies will got a little wet
the next time, before they cover up their bon
nots.—Hurrisburg Patrit.
DESCENT OF AN letaecxs MEFEOE/C BODY IS
OSWEGO COUNTY.--On Wednesday morning, the
inhabitants of the towns of Ptyloston, and Red
field, in this county, were startled by the occur
rence of a most renterkable phenomenon—the de
scent frotn the heavens of an itutuense meteoric
mass. The body struck the earth bete een the
hours of three- and four o'clock, P. M., with a
crash that was truly tori-ific, and the shock was
sensibly felt and people aroused :rom their sleep
at a distanee of five miles from the scene. The
body fell upon the farm efllorace &Inger, silent
ed on the line of Boyleston and . ReOeri,ttriking
in a meadow and partially on the highway. It
is estimated by our informant to corer about.half
an acre of land. The earth was torn up in a. ter
rible manner, and large fragments were thrown a
distance of two thirds of a mile. The MASS is ve
ry irregular in shape, and rises at some points to
sixty and eighty feet in height, and is supposed
to be imbedded in the earth as many feet. The
surface has generally the appearance of iron ore.
-The oteitement occasioned by the event among
the inhabitants was intensn, - and the crush is said
to have been terrific beyond description. Many
supposed that the final Winding-up of terrestrial
affairs had truly arrived.—Osmego Panadjak
A Tucoar EXPLODEI3.—WO hare hoard of a
recent instance of a fine horse being killed in his
pasture by lightning. It has been said that light
ing never breaks the flesh. This ease explodes
that theory, as the lightning struck this colt
bark of the shoulders and ramie a passage through
the animal, body, lungs and hen7rt, large enough
to admit a man's fist. On being struck ho made
a desperate leap of about fifteen feet, and fell
dead and rigid.
,• .
0 - ver briage the adieu of Athens,
Georgia, is posted the following notice : "Any
person driving over this bridge in a pace faster
than a walk, shall, if a white person be fined hve
dollars ; if a negro, reecive.twenty-lashes, huff
the penalty to" be bestowed nirthe informer I"
The Utica Herald reports that Mrs. Daniel D.
Sickles has taken rooms for the season at tho
Clifford Springs Hotel, and that she will re
sist any application 01 her hasba.ud for a divorce,
and will furnish proof of infidelity on his - part
which will prevent any decree in his favor.
Kr Mr. John Wise made a balloon
ascension from the Centre Square in the
city of
: Lancaster, on Tuesd•ay after noon
iv
Of last e'Ok. After getting pretty well
Up he beenme enveloped in a storm
cloud—and learful of dangerous conse
quences be descended to the earth, threw
out a rope, which wasgrasped by a stur
dy farmer, who held on to it manfully
Until he got more assistance. After
resting a spell,, Mr. Wise again mount.•
erl, encoOntered the 'storm once ffibi•e . ,
and cone ivied to come doWn in earnest.,
which he did in East Earl; aboutthirteen
miles from the city. Mr. Wise left next
day for St. Louis to prepare for his grand
balloon excursion from thence to the
Atlanticcoasi. The balloon With Which
the eipe`riMent is to be tried is
of carrying twenty-persons. It is furnish"
ed with a boat, by "Which the atronauts
intend to raise and lower themselves
Without discharging gas or ballast, and
thus . be enabled to remain up as long as
they please. The balloon was built by
Mr. J. La Mountain, of Lansingbere,
New York, who, in eonneetion with Mr.
0. A. Sager, started the 'idea of a voy
age across the AllArti * c in a balloon at
the present time. The mronauts pro
pose to start-horn St. Louis about the
22d or 23d instant, and come as far east
as possible, until they reach the Atkin
tic coast; and, if successful in this ex•
peritnental trip, they propose at some fu=
ture time this season to attempt a 'voy
age across the Atlanti'6.' The parties
engaged in it are men of experience,
'and ar'e 'said to be sanguine of success.
dooii FOR CotizinvercuT.— The three
proposed amenrimenta to the Connecti
cut State Constiiution,'reducing the num
be'r ei the Representatives in the Legis
lature, allowingeolored men to vote, and
requiring an adopted citizen to reside
in the State one year before becoming
an elector, have all been defeated in the
House of Representatives, the first by
yeas 49, nays 173 ; the second, yeas 49,
nays 173 ; and the third, yeas 21', nays
197.
Connecticut is an old Democratic
State; and although she litte nf late years
departed from tlie true faith, ti're are glad
to see that there is yet etiOtigh :of the
Democratic leaven perVarting her peo
ple, to save them from disgracing them
selves by elevating negrnes to a politi
cal equality , with white, citizens, and (as
Massachusetts has just done degrading
adopted citizens hy denyi`g them the
right to vote for bon yea,r beyond the pe
riod of probation prescribed by the Con
gress of 'Vitited..States. Connecti
cut will come alit right next year, we do
not doubt.
A Lorco Stusrertcß.—:Levi Long, post
master at Pleasant Union, Somerset
county, who was convicted at the pres
ent term of the United States District
Court, for stealing a gold dollar from
the mail, was yesterday sentenced by
Judge McCandless, to fifteen years in
the western Penitentiary—the motion
for a new trial having been overruled.
prisoner is perhaps over fifty years
of ago, and hitherto his reputation has
been that of an honest, upright citizen.
RATLIER Sii s iGuLAß.--tiie way the
body of the railroad conducfOr;drowned
to Shrewsbury =(\ r t.) pond, sonic days
ago, was found thus; . Some quicksilver
was put in a loaf of brown bread, and
the latter placed in the water;
ately it started off like a ; live
against a strong `c urrent of wind , and
,waves, and went as fast as some men
who followed it could row a boat, till it
came to where the body was found,
which was sixty . feet underwat er, and
there stopped-!
tociat gotitro.
HAIR DYE—HAIR BYR—HAIR
Wm. A, Batchelor's Hair Dff
The Original and Vest- in The IrAdr
All others are mere ten itat.ioll4l, and should be iit'oldeiti
If you wish to escapo ridicule.
DRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Binds without the least
injury to Unit' or Skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have boon
awarded to Wm. A. Batchelor atone 1839, and over 80,-
000 applications have boon made to the Bair of his pa
trons of his famous Dye.
14 - 11. A. BATCILELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is WSIDDLYTED
not to Injare in tile least, however long it may be condo
ned, and the ill effects of Bad Dyes remedied ; the Hair
invigorated. for Life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold.or opflied (in 9 !orients rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 BroAdcray. Now. York.
Sold in all cities and towns of the 'United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
OW` The Uonnine hos the name and address upon a
stool plate stkgrueing on four sides of oath Box, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, ..
238 Broadirtty,,Now York.
Sold at Dr. /toss' 'Drug Store, Lebanon, Pa.
Dec. 1, Mititirly.
DALTEY'S DIAW,pAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
In an ditenses intro:
.#lation more or iceetfredorninates
--not to allay inflamrnation strikes at the root ar disease
—haute an immediate Cure:
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR',
and nothing eisr, will allay inflammation at Dore, and
make a certain cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
enre thn following atnong a great , n.talogue of di-
News : ITURNS,FCALDS; CUTS, MAZES, eSGRL NIPPLES, COMM,
SUNTONS, DEVISES ; STRAINS, • Pomp,. CELL-SLUES,
LILES, SCROFULA, ULCERS, pErzr. SORES, FELONS, EA k ACRE;
PILES, SORE EFEs,OOrT, SWELLING' S, EUEUMATIS.M. SCALD HEAT , '
SALT nnEVU, EALDEEFS, ERYSIPELAS ; ttLyowonx, rmanrate
ITCO, SMALL PDX, MEASEIS, RASA, &C, &C.
To some it may appear incredniOns that so many dis•
eases should be reached by one article; such an idea will
vanish when reflection points to tbe fact, that the salve
is a ebmbinatinn of ingredients, each add every one ap
plying a perfect antidote to its apposite disorder:'
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
in its effects is magreall because the.thrte ig SO short be
tween disease and a parmatten t and it is an extract
or es it draws all disease out of the affected part, leaving
nature as perfect as before the injury. It is, scarcely
necessary to say that no house. work-shop, or'ninatufttc
•-..
..ory should be one moment without it. . "•. •.,
No rain Extractor Is guanine unless the lxix lute 'upon
it a steel plate engraving, with the name of "teary Dai
ley.Nlanufactorer.
For ' , ale by all lirgists and. kutku t moctiethe dealers
throughout tho [Suited Stntes and CamtdaS.
Prulciosl Dopot, 'lO5 Chambers St, N. York.
C. F. CIIACE
Soli! at Dr. 11/.IF-1: Drug atom Labanon, Pa.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES—Dr. Cheespraan's
PILLS—The combinations of ingredients iii theso
Pills, is the result of a long and extensive ptactitc; they
are mild in their operation, and certain o€-restoring na
ture to its proper channel. In every-initance have the
Pins prated sberes.ful. They areiCertain to open those
obstructions to whieh females are liable, and bring na
tors into its proper channel, whereby health is restored,
and the pale and deathly countenance changed to a
healthy one. No female ran enjoy good health unless
she is regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place,
whether from exposure, cold, or any ether Muse, the
general health immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such a remelts hes been the cause, of so many
consumptions among young females:. nektblehe, pain in
the aide, palpitation of the heart, loathing of food, and
disturbed sleep, tae, Most always arise from the interrup
tion of nature; and whenever that is the case, the Pills
will invariably remedy all those evils. In all cases of
nervous and spinal affections in the hack and limbs, low
ness of spirits, hysterias, Am. Nor are they less efficaci-
Zns in the cure of Leucorrhees, commonly called 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
which should be read, accompany each box.
These Pills see put up in square tint boxes. Peramis
residing where there are no agency. established,;-by en
closing One Dollar in a Jotter. prepaid. to any authorised
agent can have them sent to their respective addresses by
return of mail.
R. B. aurciftwls, General Agont for the U. States,
1t Chambers st., Noe York. To whom 'all Wholesale
orders should ho Addressed.
Sold at Dr. Rots' brag Storo, Leleaunn, Pa
Doc. 1, 1558.-Iy.
gytigonts citatim
cr, •
C.. 0 • f
Propelling in the Metliodict Episcopal Chiirch
next Sanday morning and evening.
Union Prayer Meeting at the Temperance Hall,
at 8 o'clock, every Monday evening.
Episcopal Services, on next Sunday at 3, P. M.
and 7.1 P. M.
Rev. Mr. Oaks will preach at Glonatger'c Springs,
next Sunday afternoon ; nt 5} o'clock.
English services in Zion's Lutheran Church, next
Sabbath morning, and evening, and German in .
the afternoon at 2 o'clock.
German preaching next Sunday mornlng, hi Sa
lem's Lutheran Church, • • •
English preaching next Sunday morning, in the
Reformed Church.
tV
on the llith inst., by Rer. A. C. ttodckintl, Mr.
Franklin Ruth, to bliss Ellen Hefter, both of
Jackson township, Lebanon county.
On, the 120 inst., by the Rev. T. 11. Leinbach,
Bomberger, t' Miss Rosanna Thum,
Goth of South Lebanon.
The Lebns
Curtinlly Corrected We
LEBANON,
Lob. Mills Rs. ram g 50
Smith , c Extra Sdo
Lob. Val. Super. pine 7 50
Prime White Wheat, I 05
Prime Red Wheat, 60
Prime Rye, :R. I
Corn, 80
Cats, 45
Moyer-seed. 5 00
Timothy-seed, 250 '
Flax.tmed, 2 50
Dried Apples, O bu., 2.00
Dried Apples, pealed, 1 50
Peach" Satz," 2 GO
Peach eglut4ele," 1 'as
Cherries, '5O
Ontorii; 50
011
' 44 Y 4 , 3 4. Yef$ Shou/
7 .lr3f:sl).ll' s a UNB 22,1659.
Potatoes, 00
Eggs. 7 doz., 14
Butter, 7 13 32
Lard. 10
Talk;le, . 9
Ham, 12
Shoulders, 10
Sides, 10
Soap,
•
Bees-Wax, 2
White Rap,
Mixed Rags, 2
Flax, 7 lb , 12
Bristles, 1 1 ,, lb.,
IFeathera,l4lb., &23
tvool, ib., 40
Bono Beans,..f. tit., 6
, Vinegar, It gal. .. 1214
Apple Rutter, ti creek, 45
The Philadelphia Market.
ptIILALIELPIIIa. 'Juno 20, 1850.
FLOUR AND MEAL.—'.Clio market for Flour
at the close is ex tremely chill at previous quoted
rates, the , veelt's sales reaching only some 6000@
7000 bbls, partly to pi, West, nt $0 75 ot 6 . an
for mixed superfine; $7 for standard and good
straight do; s7@7 25 for common and good ex.
tras, and $7 50 @8 for eictra family and fanoy
lots; sales to the trade within the above range of
prices for superfine and extra, and $O. 50 ©0 'frl
bbl for fancy an - d premium brands. Rye Flour
is steady at $1 50 per bbl. Galas of Corn Meal
at $4 per bbl. The inspections for the week end•
hag the 17th instant are. 8682 bble flour, 1403
bills corn meal, and 500 bbls rye flour. GRAIN
—About 20,000 . bushels of Wheat sold at 165©
1700. for fair end good req . ' and " 175 Wilk for
white. RYe is in good demand at 900: Oorn-t-
sales of about 20,000 bushels, mostly Pennsylva
nia. yellow et 90 @B7e. Oats—Sales , of about
18,000 bushels, at 51 @soc for prime heavy Penn
sylvania, and 48@4.6e feigned Southern, chiefly
in store. 13110.w/toot has met with an active in
quiry to go West, end large sales have been made
at $1 2501'50c `f bushel.
PIIfLAD,ELPHIA CATTLE MARRET.—TIio
offerings of Beef Cattle this week reached about
1100 head at the different yards. . 52110 reeoirls
were mostly of inferior quality, and prime cattle
were in good demand, and brought fall prices,
which ranged at from $8 to $l2 the 100 lbs., the
latter for extra quality. Of Cows and Calves the
arrivals at Martin's were 200 heed, sales ranging
at from $4O to $5O for prime mileh Cows, unds2s
to $35 for common do. About 1800 al Hugs
Were yarded at Imhoff's this week. and all mold
at from sB} to $54 , - the 100 tbs. net. Some 0000
Sheep arrived at Martin's this week,-,and sold. at
4@4lie lb , gross fur fot sheep, and $2(42 , 1 each
for stock Sheep.
.•
iu rti i it +
-• s . -- For 'Rent.
A N ELF4A.Ntr BUSINESS ROOM, corner of entulmr•
berland street and Doc thecentre of tom,
in'the new building of the undersigned. It . Is 60 feet
deep and 14 feet wide. It will be rented on very reason ,
able terms. Applf to J. PUNCK.
Lebanon, June, 99'59, '
]Vol ice.
mltkunrlersi g roed, citizens of Annville and
hereby notify all,i3opions• to desist froM. trespassing
on their enclosed grounds•end entering oteßAHns,
Crainfields, throwing open Care, Fences, kc., and that
if Um offense is not discontinued legal means will be
telten.
N. S.—Parents invariably, held responsible for their
children.
Joseph Shenk,. J'ohn Nieyer, (IL 53-,)
Joseph L. Shenk, ' Martin Mayor. •
Abraham Shenk, Tour Wager,
1
Joseph M. Gingrich, ~, i Sohn li. Meyer,
John N. Smith Henry K. Aleyer,
John Troxel, ' John Oyer,
John Shock, sr., - Satnuei Harr,
t.Wm. Getz, Chrigtian Herr,
Heide] Henning, George Mntternes,
Gibson R. Sperms, ' , '-i Jacob Reitland.
• Moses Shirk, i
Juno 22, 1850.41n0.*
Assessment rw- otsee.
following Resolution ado to by the Board of
_Pi SI
rec tors of the LYCOsiTY UTUAL X
BUB:INCE COMPANY, at theirlNG C
office in the B I
orough of
Muney„i4ayl7, 11219, to wit:.
Resolred, That an Assessment of 4 per cent bo direc
ted'on all Premium Notes in possession of the Company,
given for Insurance which were In force on that day.;—
end that the Board have appointed Adam OHM:Igor. . of
Om:Borough of ;Amnon, Receiver for Lebanon' county
of the said easement, By. the Board, Jessica BeW:San,
Seeretary. In pursuance of the above, I will cull on the
members of the Company for their respective assess
mlti in a short time, as the whole is to be paid within
Sixty days from this date.
ADAM CRITTINGER,
Lebanon, Juno 22, Iwo. Receiver.
MNM
- -
.NOTICE is hereby given by the Widersigned, that any
person or persons entering on the lands of the sante
for the yummier Oatning.Tearintt den - firtnees, breaking
down Grain, Grass, &c., will be dealt with according to
!owe,
,
William Lohman, I John Light, ( se.)
Sainuel Reim:a:hi, I Willhuti L'rerhard,
filichVal ifererling, ' Josefilf Moyer,
JohirtiL limhof, . Jacob Shark,
'Joseph Gingrich, Jacob Seifert,
Daniel Seltzer, '
_Jos* Srhwoh,
Daniel Light, . / . i
Charles R. Forney.
John C. Bilintan, . ! G. Dawson Colman,
Henry I Fisher, .Abraham. Light,
John F. Patschke, • -Samuel Asitrofn,
Gamill Light, !John R. Denson,
John Arnold, 1 • 'Levi Belt Day,
Jacob Gordy, 1. .Tohn Stoev,pr,
Joseph it. Koehler, • Thomas Easton.
Joseph Bohney,
North Lebanon township,
.11uue 22, 1554
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
JUST It.ECRIVED AT
HENRY -& STINE'S
MDR Subscribers have Just received the _largest and
heft seleCted stock of GOODS in their line of busi
ness ever twought to this Market, and respectfully in.
vim their et:Meiners and tho public in general to Cart.
and EXAXINZ before purchasing elsewhere.
Our Stock Consists' in part of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Such es Splendid rich Silks: en elegant assortment of
Tine Chatty, Chalky Detainee. Lawns; Berme Napoleons,
Tamer Linea, Crape Maitz, Foil do ehevres, Beyedere Mu
hairs and Traveling DresS Materials, New Styles. Fine
Lawnsiii Browns, Pinks and Bluisati - 123 Z eta . the hest
goode offered, at HEN 11l a STINE'S.
CLOTHS AND CASSMIERES.
Light Colored and Fine Black Clothe. Light fancy Cite
.situeres, much reduced, White Linen. Dutike and Drills,
Marseilles Vestings, prime assortment.
it: STINE,
South West Corner of Cuniberlnuti and Market Btreets.
SUN UMBRELLAS, Just received and Suiting: fast, at
TIENILY & STINE'S.
HENRY & STINE
• SELL ALL
KINDS OF •
DRY GOODS
CHEAP
HENRY STINE
SELL ALL
KINDS OF
GROCERIES
FOR dI,L
KINDS OF
The
place
to Luy
. 11"15 .11 1 EI '
RY Si
ARPETS, OTL CtOTIIS, sc., just received and Belt
riing low at Llus Store of HENRY & STINE, '
BNRY R STINE inform all Buyers anti Consumers
who wish to Getitich Quick
Efflal
IMEIII
MUST
BUY •
. TREIR
HENRY - 3 STINE, who invite ail Cale and Prompt
Men, to Come and tee Them.
THE SECRET INFIRMATIES OF
Youth and Maturity
TUST PUBLISHED, GRATIS. lath Thousand:
40 I A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
IMEis:,T, without itledieine, of Spermatorrbek, or Laical
Veritimess, Nocturnal Emissions. Genital and Nerroim
Deldlity,_Promature Decay of the system, impotency,
and Impedinients to Marriage generally.
DV D. DE LANUS, M.D..
The important fact that the many alarming complaints,
:originating in the imprudence and solitude of youth,
may be easily removed wrrnouv striectse; lain this email
tract clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and
highly anceessfulAreAtment, es adopted by ,the Author,
fully explained„llY 1) . 1M1111 of which every one iseimbled
to cure wisms•perfeetly and at the least pbasible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised ruistriims of the day.
Sent to address, gratis and post.free in sealed envel
ope by remitting (post paid) two postage stamps to Dn.
B. DE LANEY, 88 East 31st Street, New York City.
June 22,1869.4 m.
Honing 'haul Reaping
Chine Agency.
E 33 MARKET STREET PRTEADEVPRIA.
Where FARMERS may sec and judge for themselves,
be:
SIX •
OF THE BEST
COMBINED MACHINES
. • NOW IN USE
...
And purchase tho Machine, et their choice.
. i; EM LEN A. , PAssmorx.
. : .. ~...
April 6,3.555.4 m. 513 Market St., Philadelphia.
. . ..
4th or jULY.
NUB the undersigned, Business Men of the Boroughs
ri Lebanon and North Lebanon, agree to close our
Stereo and Shops on the 4th day of July, nest.
Henry & Stine, B. M., Hartriany,
Reber & Bro's, C. Greenawalt,
George Pyle. tko. L. Atkins tt-
Genrge•neger, Joseph 'Bowman,
J. C. lteisner, George Ross,
If. J. B. Smith, T. D. Lembergor,
John Shellenberger, C. B. Relilend,
John IL Krouse &Co., Philip 11.McCaully,
Longer . Bra's,;Punck Itro.,
Leonard Zimmertnan, Semi Hauer,
It.. Bruce &Ca, John Seltzer,
John B. Ranch, Sher& & Miller,
Daniel Oracti. Bevan P. Kendall,
Adolph Leteber, Dahiei Bickel,
Waltz k Rtedel, Geo. Fisher,
Jacob Ilccdel, Solomon Smith,
Reizettateln Georgelteinoehl.
IF Y U WANT
ANo.I AMDROTITK, very cheap, go to DAILY'S
Gallery, uoxt door to the Lebanon Depoilit Rank.
BAOK TO Tilt: OLD PLACE!
11.46 ER.
EN:IIY HARTMAN, the well-known Brewer, has
removed his LACIER BEER SALOON to the large
and handsome three story house of ljr. Arnold, in Cum'
berland street, west of the Plank Road, where be will be
pleased to see his old friends and the public generally.
tieii_Limberger linctfistoie2or Choose, Holland Herring.
#c., ,wholesale i.nd REHR is of his own well
knotn Brewery„ telialwre, Jan.1,1853.-tf.
PIIIILAD'A and READING
And Lebanon Valley Branch Railroad.
REDUCTION OF TOLLS ON JOON ORS.
l ia r ON and after 3lity 16, 1869,
'- ' 71 ::::- . W.1" , ' • the following Tells will be
+“...,., ,
, nnsis-U. charged per ton of 2,000 . The.
Private Cars.
For 5 miles, 21 cents. For 30 miles, 72 cants.
10 ~ 1 8 ~ 3 5 “ 80 "
15 ic 49 so, 40 . 8 5 .
20 " 53 " 45 It 95 CI
2 . 5 I , 67 I' I 60 " 1,00 "
O. A. KOOLLS,
l6ay 11,1859 . (len'l Sup't.
ENCOURAGE ENTERPRIZE
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
1- r i a li nti N c o h wa n now t
a a e ra w a o n (xi e
tr
c,:ifetahveslt.oart,dcomest
To .Tt.ve money, buy your Dry Oonqa at caber * Brcr
To Beta cheap, VOt haculsome Silk prong, Amber
the ptoce to Buy them; tiKr have Fancy and.
Black Silk from 65 mot% a yaro, and upward,.
IF YOU WANT •
A ilandeeme SHAWL, cheap, Calla" Rgbar s 11 , off.
• IF YOU WANT — • •
Collard, Sloeyoe. or other Embroidery, you save mon
ey by buying of Itatier
IF YOU WANT
A gei , V, pair of Ala ClovtA. er Reber Erna
Have them and will sell cheap.
IF YOU WANT
Calico, Prints, You ran buy them at Ttaber ltroe.,
from 4 cants a yard. to 10 route, and Initial' and French,
from 12 to 25 cants per yard.
I YOIJ WANT
Ginghams, Rabar bate them r.om, co,.i cents a
;card to 33 cants.
Mtn'ins, you nisi buy them at Kober& Bros., from
cents a yard to 20 or 25 cents, any quality you wfah.
ANYTIIING I:LSE TIIAT
You 263,1 for Drage or Family use, you will find cheap.
la Babel. a Arca.
A Coat„ a pair of Pantaeor •reet for yeureelf, Haber
a. Pros. bare the best atsortrnent of Geode for the sea
son, and the Ariees to suit you
• FOR YOUR BOYS'
iClothing. select your goods at Raber a Bros, and savo
motley by buying übsap..._
Cl3 , :apost assortment of CARPETS you and. Mal at
Faber & Bros. CBll and examine for :yourself.
SAMCEL'ItLINOML. ' ADOLPTIt'S REINOT.M.. CHAR. H. NITILY
A Friendly. Invitation
to oil desirous of porchPsiog
LTJMBER & COAL
TO TIIET BST AM - A:STAUB; Al TRB
OLD ESTA BLAMED S WELL KNOWN
YaIiZZOS 7,41,/14112
ot
Beismoehll& Meily,
At the tISV.I aiNT.C.4.6.7.4L, on the East and Treat sides of
Marisa At:ect, in North Lebanon Borough.
frl liE Sulwribers tsko pleasure in informing fire Citi
j. sena of Lebanon, and surrounding Counties, that
they still continue the LUIIIIMIt AND COAL BUSI
- at lhcfr old and well known stand, where they arc
daily receiving additions] supplies of the
Pest and Well Seasoned Lumber,
Conni.ltlnz of White and Yellow Pine BOARD 3
PLANK and SCANTLING;
Itemlock BOARDS, PLANK and SCANTLING;
RAILS, POST, PA LINOS and. FENCING BOARDS;
ASH, from I to 4 Inch; CHERRY, from % tog inch ;
POPLAR, from % to 2 inch;
•Poplar and Iretrdwood SCANTLING;
Coal; and :Nlaple BOARDS and PLANKS;
Roofing and PlaaterhmLATlLS. • "‘: • 4 7
Shingles ! Shingles ! / Shingles / I
Also. Pine and Harnlock SHINGLES.
Coal ! Coal I ! Coal / !
A large stork of the beet quality of Stove, Broker*,
kgg and Limeburuers' COAL; and also, the beat Aile.
gbeny COAL for Itlerkstniths.
Zzi• Thankful for the liberal meatier in which they
have heretofore been patronized, they wonid extend a
conlial invitation for a continuance of favors, an they
• t - 60 otnhiidont that titer now have the rargest, Tired anti
chtapcsi stock on hand in tho Cotinty,
which will be sold .4 n romantic per vantage.
tl:S#4lvase call and examine oar stock ani pr ices be•
fere purchasing elsewhere.
REINOEHIS' & MEILY
North Lebanon Do rough, May 23,-185U—lo.
First • Premium and Diploma Awarded by the
• Lebanon County Agricultural Society
to tho celebrated • ,
.ANI E RIC A:INI WATCHES.
I VDTS nd or gement-oflllo merit and • character of the
Watch should prove a intillcient recommendation to
those who contemplate purchasing a good and reliable
Time-keeper. They diselaim,any part of foreign ninth
aniten in morement or cast:, and in 'regard to 27. Que and
durability distance all competition. These WatelteYare
on exhibition at J. J. BLAIR'S Watch and Jewelry
Store, corner of Market and Cumberland streob, oppo
site the Niarket House, Lebanon, l'a. Nov. 3, 1353.
Farmers Look to Your interest,
A. Bajor & Bro.,
MOULT/call theatttention of the Farm
.
are of this and adjoining Counties and
their friends in general, to the that. that
. thoy Intro opened their 410111CW:rib
RAL STORE, on Hincgrove street, neat
theft liouvdry Machine shops, iu the Rorough of Leb
anon. Pa.. where we ran - truly say, that we hare the
Largest and Rest „As:milt:tient .of HA II MINO IMIPLE
?IRSTS crer offered to the fanners of that community.
Aa we hare bad a long experience in the Manufacturing
of Machinery, we bare Male it our object to s e lect the
:best and most durable Machines, and ell that wo offer
-for sale we can say that there io no other Mute that can
'.aurpase them. .We hare the following Machines that
we ran recommend to our farmers,
fanny's Cbmbined Reaper and Mower,
With WOOD'S Improvements, Dorsey's Combined Halt ;
Cr, Reaper & Mower, Railway Horse Powers and Thresh
c,•.s. four horse lever Powers & Threshers, 'Morgans Pat
ent Independent Steel Wire Tooth Horse RAKE, Mum
titit's Patent Fodder, Straw sad flay CUTTER, Cast Iron
•9eld Yellers, Grain Fans and Drills, Hay Elevators, Clo
ver-hullers, Corushellers, by hand or plwer, Cora
Plough and Mantel's; Cultivators, &c., with a variety of
the best PLOUGHS in use. All kinds of Forks, Hakes,
Shovels. Spades, Hoes, grass and grain Scythes, grain
Omelets, Bushel and. Peck Measures, Ac., xc., &c. Farm
ers will bear in mind that they will nod it-to their ad.
'amaze to, buy their Machines et home; as are liable
to brake or get out of order, and if they have been
bought from it traveling agent they will have trouble to
get them mended. How are they to be fixed or the brok
en pieces replaced, and particularly a Reaper which,
by-breaking in the midst of ynur llurvilfit intty-deptive
you of the use of - it for eetcn days, whilst nu& it been
bought at honte,it }could td a Veen ready fur use again
In a few hours, Mina have the patterns for all the Ma
chines that we sell; find keep a good stock of extras on
hand, to that you Cannot come amiss. We would invite
our friends and all others to give us a call before . Pur
chasing elsewhere, as our shin is to please and be pleas
ed.
C
DRY GOODS
GOODS
Abso CASTING'S' of all Linda mall* to ord.= and at
short notice.
J:LNUIN Mill Gearing, Sliafting, we Manufacture
and repair Stearn Enginct l / 2 Shaftinv, Circular Saws,
Lathes fur wood turners, &e.. .•- •
1U all kinds of Machinery atierttleddo +with
dispatch_ Ailciresa, A. MAJOR & BRO.
Lebanon. May 25., 1851.
IMSI=ECI:E==I
Mower.
zmo sou) IN 1855, 4,000 SOLD IN 1857,
4.000 SOLD IN Inc,. _Lac SOLD IN 3858.
15,000 Sold in the Last 4 years! .
Nr 0 13 e . i o n t lf , l i e ni es to ta l l , : a ll y sh o i r ! , l ,,,, !. t. t t l i e rt, N a v ega d
's e a 42. a . n .u y tb th f i ti n i g .
like so laige a 'number of Reaping end Mowing Ma
chines din ing• the same time. while my experience
dates-back to the origin of my . slaehine, in Ifett—hav- -
Mg been actually and exclusively engaged in their
manufacture for tho last fifteen years. lain now more
largely engaged in the manufluduro of these Machines
than ever beton, ' and with my improvements for 1859,
do not hesitate to warrant my Machine as a Reaper,
Mower, and Reaper' and Mower, superior to any other
a simplicity, durability,-and perfect working; and
further to say. that Fame. a, who may denim it, are at
liberty in work my Machine through the harvest with
any other, and keep and rely for the one preferred. The
position of the Raker in my Machine (as patented) upon
the main frame, wh.re,there is great strength, and
where the weight adds to the power of the Machine, is
the only right ouo. Other makers have to haul their
Raker on the, Platform, where he must SOM bay
jl44' the dust thrown in bid eyes by.ilfc opOrdthm of the!
reel, and heingjolted Over the clods-by the II ttle platform
wheel over which be rkles—heeossarily racking their
matidne to pieces..Tula accounta,,in part. fir the great
dundality of my Machine; as compared With others.
O ItE.,IT COUNcrLillenALaWarded my Machine at Lou'
>doe in (Mt.
GRANO GOLD MEDAL tiF 'HONOR at Paris; th
iIiGIJ EST 11117.8. et the Freud' tituyer;:oi
ill 1850,
MODEST PRIZE of Royal Agricultural Society of
England; in la. 1 7.
II to I SST PIO ES of the United States Agricultural So
risky in 1807,
As VIE REST- _REA PER..
Publications mule by the manufautttrers of the Mali
ny Machine, elaiming the itiglinat honeys, ete., at the
French Universal Exposition, in 1815, ARE atrolvx or
Tuvit To en FAT,SE. The success of my Machine, as in
dicated by the figures above. is its highest praise, while
the awards of premiums, ONNZRALLT, are'worthy of no
confidence, although Reaper makers make a business
of laboring awl seheining to secure the little 'annual
ono-horse premiums of the country. Although it may
not be generally understood, it Is nevertheless. true,
that 01954 natilitlCS have alWtt3ra beta. sett at tampara
tively low prices, and but for the bold - On:a mrith
which I Introduced and sold them by , Aboulands.
for ten years past, other smaller manufacturers
would doubtless have put the price much higher.
I could furnish thousands of testimonials from Farm
ers, and others, of the truthfulness of every statement
3 have made, and much more. I may further remark
that all of the Reaping Machines of any prominence in
the country are mere modifications of my Machina, all
other manufacturers having necessarily limited experi
ence In comparison with tny,pmn.
A stogie year's SEVERE ShiltVer, will satisfy the
Farmer, that in point of OURABLLITY, my Machine is
very far superior to all others, besides several nidsb
im
portant,advantages,refcrred.to in my regular Annual
Circular in pamphlet form which will be furnished'thoso
who desire further information, by addressing me, or
ANY OSP, OF MY AGENTS. r
eßus
mettp .. 444olt,
' I.lv.Wat. El. SF
F. s.—To correct a misapprehension frill s;
paper report's, I may day. that, whilethe' ' `er
refused to extend PATENT of 180, thatikec - 418-
riot expire for several years t" , caule hOO tat this
hits been my most important Patent; and hirthiir that
Reaper Manufhoturars mama copy more nearly my Ma
chine than they have done heretotbro. They must still
carry their Raker on thehack.ot the platforms, and sub. , '
mit to other consequentimperfostiOns. • ' • -
-CYRUS
C. P. Stinemetz, Agent for Lebanon county. .Post.Ogr
floe Addrotis, Annville Post Office isbanoiscourity, Pa.
May 1.41.859.-St.
IF YOU; WANT
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IF YOU WANT
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(I Ei apii A NS , COURT SALE.
Epic* of Joseph .areimtrman . deed.
r I )i-IE undersigned will, In piirvinincee of an order of
1.. the orphaut• Court of Lebanon county, expose to
1 sale, by public voltlue or outcry on SATUR DA Y. the
I2d day of JUDY 1559, the following dew:T.lW decal Es.
tato, late the estate of Joseph Zimmerman, doe'43.,
NO.I.
1." Lelng a tract of Brat rate LINIPATON£ LAND situ
ate in the township of Cor,wall-abeut ono mile from
the borough of Lebanon, and nAjoine lend of Motes
• Kreider, Jonathan Erato andothers, and is situate be.
tween the old Lancaster woodland the Plank Itond. Tho
whole tract containing TIIIRTY-TFIREE ACRES ..„- '...
anti MO IiTY PERU HElit about eleven of which X - '
Is covered with eaceliont TIMBER, and the bed- v -
lance is cleared and In a high 'tamer' cultivation. ~,A. . .,_
NO. '2. s•
C , on.ists of i tract of MOUNTAIN LAND situsto in
1 tES
0111 m
Peter Zimmerman,
e ß r o m o n th L A k t t i e lv a ill o e i r o tl e ad r j
jelliixe lenes t
LC -deed , and William Coleman, and oontains SIX
ACRES 1:1011.t measure, and la covorod with cioellaut
Chestnut Sproule. some of which are now tit'to cut. •
t The Tract of Land designated as No.l, will be sold In
Iparts ortogetber sarney boat suit purchasers. • . ...
-.,...ta1e to ho held *et; th honk: of public hon of Lee'.Zimmet
` Man, lo the tnrcugh of Lebanon and will commonre at
i 1 o'clock, on said day, when terms will he mode known
' by lIENRY S. ZIMMERMAN,
Administrator of Joseh Zimmerman, deed.,
[By Order of the Court.—J. It .
Liort,Clerk.)
May 18, 1869.-ts.
Orphansl• Court Sale. -
N porebance or err order of the
.Orphans' Court of
Lebanon county, will be exposed to public sale, on
Saturday, July 2,184, at the publie house of William
A. Moyer, in the borough of Lebanon, the Real Estate
of PAVER MOTET., dec'd., comprising a weather boarded
frtune:DWELLING-HOUSE, •one and ono bait
stories high, with Lot fronting 33 feet on Eliza.
boilt atrdet, anil"33Yeabdeep, elttiato in the bar
brigh of Lebec •n. Sahl property adjoins on
the north lot of George Gamier end others, and Bout lot
of John Clouto. Sole to commence at 2 o'clock, P. )1
when conditions will bo made known by
SOLOMON CALM:, Admluietrutor.
By the Court—J. B. Liorrr, Clerk,
May 26, '1.559. - .
.
"'"'At siima time will be sold la the late dwelling of
odd deceased:—
• 1 Eight-day Clock, Burozin, Bede and Bedsteads,
!Tables, Chairs, Carpet by the yard, and many miler sr.
tides.
Torma will be made known by the above named Ad
ministrator.
Lebanon, bray 25,11154.
TABLt BOROVIIIi PROPERTY AT
)1741 . VATE SALE. •
rum:: sulidertLeiatffer . at Piiyate Wale, their
I NEW DWELLING HOUSE, situated on '
.Caxobertand Street, corner of Piuegrore Alley,
`Eitat IMbandu, and at present occupied by them. •EV
The HOUSE end two story KITCHEN are substaut a y
built of brick, contain 11 Rooms meet of them papered
and lightal by gas; 'a never falling yell with nacelle*
water, as well as It C i
stern In the yard. &intoner Kitch
en, Bake Oven, mid ether contSolldlogr: Thel.:Mls 26
.feat font , and runs bark.to Jail 1tA10y,193 On the
rear fernartho'fiot td erected alWastory Frame SHOP,
Pig Sty, Ac., AO. The Harden Is in a first rate state et
cultivation, and contains a variety of Prult Treat and
Vince, An., Sm.
44 - The above property is all iu kood condi ti.m,,sind
will be sold low. Title indisputable, tied poesestion to
be given when &mired.. •
Any personi/esireus of purchasing and amazing
a pleaannt residence, wines!' and learn the terms of
BEIZENSTEIN
Lebanon, Juno 8, 'a.] opposite the court House:
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AIIiSSIGNEESI SA. E
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PLANTATION, .STEA i If Floorijt .
AND 'SAW 'WILL, - FUIIIDMG
1 .
LOTS, &C.
WILL be sidd by imblic sale, on THCRSD AY, SEP
•VV ?EMBER 1, 1859, at the Union Steam Ville, %
Mile West of Jonestown, Union To, whip, Lebanon
County, 1 . £1,.. the fol lowing real mien), eta :
AtRAHAAI VIDN(EIt'S PLANTATION, 1 .
ora tract of, timid containing 105 ACRES end 10 , 1PERCIf-
RS, strict tfi , iattr.te, -nidstly .Slato tot' 'tho Prat nintlity,
with the appurtenances. T'hO imporements In e• a
TWO STORY, DOUBLE., Dram notriss,
wAsrr ifouss, SMOKE HOUSE, BANK
- , i BARN, Tenant and other buildings, all near
ly new, a line young ORCIIIRD. with choice
It IT TILERS, a well with pump at the portico that
never failed heretofore, a fine Creek Crowing the farm;
about 15 acres of goodTlllll3Ell. LA NI), And the
• nestunder agoodetate.of cultivation. It be!nfc
one Or the ritzes t firms and homesteads in this
...._
part of the County; only 34 mile from Jones-
town, l'inegrore Canal, Swatara river, and Union Stefan
Mills, and at the Crossing of the Harrisburg, and Forge
made. • -
Persona wishing to view the premises before thc.day
-.if eely trip phase to call on Abraham Wenger,ifsing on
I the premfsee. 4
A BRAIIA3I WENGER and JOIN BOHNP.W.S.
I No. 1. A tract of land containing 10 ACRES, neat "
The improvements thereon are a TWO
el STORY, DOUBLE, LOG lIOUS
ith po E
, with
Kitchen attached, it Well wmp and.k
- water that never failed on the Portico.
•-• a BARN with floor, Corn Crib and Hog
stable, kc., &c.; a
STEAM FLOUR, AND, SAW.: MILL,
CA ft. by 70 th 4 Efigifie 'of 85 HORSE POWER, room to
' , store froth 3000 to 9000 bushels grain, on the I.nd floor
a room is prepared for a 2tiechaulcal Shop, in which a
Lathe, Circular Saw,..Orindstono, &c., &e., can be at-
Mched to the Steam power.. In the Saw 31111, which is
• under the same roof, re a large up .and down taw, with
which logs 70 ft. in lenght can be sawed..a.Circular Saw
in operation, and room for another. The whole building
is.erceted with substantial materiel, and the most con.
:vinient Mariner it being only la operation about lit
'months. • A basin extends from theßuildingto the Caw
al, which is about 130 ft. In length. parts of rafts can be
*brought from Middletown on the Canal, into the basin,
'from which the timber can be drawn on the Saw HUI
by Steam Power. A road is in the Course of Con
-struction which ia to bilp6mpleted to take the' Sawed
Limber out of saw mill to the canal, where It Can be
htrpcil fcr Lebanon nod other places.
This will mako the finest buslueUsplaces, in the Coun
ty, it being on the Plnetprove •Chnal, only j 4 mile front
Jonemown. 8 from Lebonon..aad.mattio route of the pro
poted Lancaster, Leblaion end Pihegroce Railroad. ti at
co on the llarrieburg & Hamburg ltaltrosid. Sufficient
landing along the Canal to carry en any kind of bust.
11C£9.
Noe. 2,3, and 4, Containing 1 Acre 20 Parclie& I Acre
35 Perches, 1 Acre 3' Perches ' are fronting on the Pine -
grove Canal, and are suitable for . . . •
.
LANDING OR BUILDING LOTS.
8, 7, 8, 9,16, CoAtaining, I.A. 115 Pr., 1 A. 71
Pr.,H. A. - 95 Pr., 1 A. 140 Pr.. 1 ;and 2 A. 4ti
Pr., are euitable - for BUILDING ORTOWN' LOTS.
No. 11. Contains S A. 121 Pr. 'BOTTOM LAND; thro'
which a creek flows, well adapted for pastors.
No. 12. Contains 9 A. 115 Pr. BOTTOM LAND, one
half of which is heavy TIMBER LAND, alma welt
adapted for pasture; the two latter border on
the Canal.
Persons wishing to 'view any of those l 2 num
hers. before be day . of Sale, win please tient' nu John
Bohner, living oh tia, Premises, at the tinfoil
lLills. -
Sale will comnignse at 11l Atelock,ll. on said day, when
condlliona of Pale will be made hnown
,101111 SELLER,
O. BUCIELIG.,
JOHN SHERRI,
EZRA BUCIIER,
Assignees of AattAnAn WENGER and JouN
June 1859.—td.
Public Notice
IS bereb3 - given. that the undersigned has loaned to
Cyrus X. Sun:rely, of the borough of Lebanon. one
BANAT.Ottlit,. the prpperty of the undersigned. All
patens are therefore, hereby forbidden to m010,r., or in
anywise to interfere with saia proorty.
Lebanon. June 1,189 k , JOSEI'If SHANTZ.
Doctor J. B. Saltith,
llATlNe_pormanently located in the loge 'IS 777Z
bitte,,Debalion tbniify Pa.,. respectfully - offer,: Lie
professional serviem to the , citizens of Lebanon county
Office in Bodenhorn's
•
Charges will be moderate.
lie refers to the fillowimg persona, whose family phy
sician he ha been
for cc card years :
Iron. Dobort Baldwin, Coins P. 0., Pa.
Gee. S. Ebby, Esq., do. de. do.
Wm. Riles. jr.. do. do. do
John D. Wilson, do. do. do.
Jea. P. Plank, do. do. do.
John Armstrong. do. do. do.
ills°, by permission, to tho following Eminent 'physi
clans:
Er. 'ttata, iltiise P. 0., Pa
Dr. Wm. lieges, Coins, P.O,
Dr. John Wallace, do. do.
Dr. Jesse Coates, Coatesville, P, 0., Ps.
Dr. Charles Coates, do. do. do.
Dr. Blakeslee. . do. do., do.
rube
Liaise and Stone.
THE tindurrigued has constantly on band, and for exile
good supply of the best lime and stone for build
ing purpoNes near the ponaglimore Furna-e, whieh will
be diala.ed of on rem:enable terms.
Lebanon, Juno 1, Ig5O,NttAD
It uhi l Fire litistiraileelboni
pany. of tealma ille,
LeisANoN I'ENN'A.
rillitS COMPANY obtained Its Charter at the last see
*ton or the Legislator° or Pennsylvania, and 1.5 now
prepared to receive applications. and make inguran, , e,
on Buildlngo ; Furniture, Souks of Floods and Merchan
dise. -Alsoonllarns and ronbnuts, Farm I mt,lemente.
,te. All petions wishing to inanre on a Mutual Pripet
ph, ;rill apply. Prusident.
RUDOLPH 11.1.3tR, Treasurer.
JOEEPH F. 'MATZ, Secretary.
MANAGERS.
301 tr•; IL RIIk:PORTB.` 'JACOB FINK:
Dr. Ir. A. F - AN.D.9TOCK, IVAN rg EARL'S%
DAVID IMAM', • .7.1.C0R S
GEORGE RIGLER , JO IIN ALLIVEIN, ,
JOSEPH P. MATE. I CIIRISTOPEI CA RM A KT,
IJ
RI/01,Pli HELM, PETER FORNEY
SAMUEL, HEIFER. ,Hurdle, May 11, 1650.-3 in
7 Teachers Wanted.
ripLIE SCTIOOL DIRECTORS of Coxitwall township will
ni et at Stoever's School Boma, on Saturday, 4 a _
gust 13,1850, at 9 o'clock. A. Id.. for the purpose of ex.
enduing and employing Teeehers for the Schools of said
district for tbe eosning term of 0 months. Liberal vale.
ry will be paid. Mr. Phillips, County Superintendent,
expects to be present.
PLTER P Voeidaint,
• nixes Hohrli;liteoretary.
nine lA. :
Adm'inistrator's \Toltec , .
NOTI(111 is bereby given that bettors of Adatiniatra,
tion on the estate of Joa:v STCFAT.B., er.. late of the
township of Nortlrliebnuon Lebanon county, Pa., have
been granted to the Undersigned, residing in midtown
ship. All persons Indebted to said estate will please
melee payment, and those Laving CIBITIId will proamat
them, to
JOHN SPEVER, Jr., Adslatrilgtrater,
fr. Lebanon tp., June Lc, 1850.