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$1 50 A YEAR
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1350
HOME AFFAIRS,
We respectfully invite the atten
tion of the public, to Dr. Ross'_ pure . fountain
Sods Wnter, prepared in iron fountains lined with
porcelain, from the best materials, and flavored
with the choicest fruit syrup°. All svho desire a
delicious, healthy and boo-cold beverage should
call at Dr. Ress' Drug Store, opposite the Court
House.
Lemberger's Soda Water, is the
drink for the season, it is drawn from Porcelain
Fountains, thmugh a Magnificent silver cooler,
is free from copper or any 'other in,lurions sub.
stance and always pleases. Try iL
Our friends of Sohitefferat own,
(iica we presume'everybody there is such,) weath
er permitting, will have a jolly tir c 'e of it to-day
They have O. Pistang Party, in w hi c h, probably,
Drtt tilnarea men—,
' - ouid women too--will partici
;pate. Thty take up the line of march this morn
ing, tti . 6 o'clock, from the Red Lion.liotel, and
proceed to Pennybecker's Data, about - 6 miles be
low Shaefferstown, where it is said the finny
tribe abound, there to spend the day in enjoy
ment. We acknowledge th - O kind invitation to
participate; but as the day is one on which our
bands are full of business, we must forego the
pleasure.
SUCCESSFULRATI N FOR,
OPE 0
CATAn&or.—An old colored woman 'familiarly
known goo Fanny, residing in the family or the
editor of this pap‘r, has been blind from cataract
for the past six yenrs. She is in the neighbor
hood of 100 years of age. On Monday morning;
Dr. O. D. Gloninier performed the cipnration of
eating the eye/so successfully that she immedi
ately aftil, and the promirp are now very flatter
ing diat 4 ehe will be able M),„soe vermanently.--
She boro the operation ,patiently end resignedly,
and is since in her usual geed health. The ek
treme old age of Fanny, made the operaticgt an
unusually delicate one.
Persoias iti this immediate sec
tion of country, as well ae others from abroad,.
are directed to the advertisement of the °cid
Springs watering place, in this county. Although
these wonderful Springs have not been puffed in
to weelekrated and fashionable resorts," yet they
aro for every (silly pleasant and beneficial, pur
pose superi,r to any other. The Ro - tel there was
tweeted by the Rail-road company at a lavish ex
pense, and ie now kept ley Mr. Rank, who has a
peculiar flack for Making his guests comfortable.
The scenery around the Springs is of the wildest
and most plettireseine character, rind hunting and
fishing abounds. The tracks of the bear and tbo
panther may even yet be folud in the surround
ing mountains. The Cold Rprings need only be
known to be appreciated.
The intense heat of Wednesday
and Thursday of last week was followed on-Fri
day and-Saturday by a steady and soaking .rain
which put forward corn and potatoes wonderful.
ly.
The. School Directors of this bor
ough have been engaged for several weeks past,
in making settleinent with Collectors and. Tied's
urers—dilatory ones as well as others. '17110:Oros
cot board Is a very efficient one, and for the- fact
that they, work without pay, deserve coraMeiiatt-
Oen for the pronipt and official:lt attention to the
requirements of the law. Teachers for tho
schools of this borough, for the next term, have
also already beeii elected. They are as follows:
MALE Sonoot.s.—No 1, L. R. Baugber; No 2,
Mr. Hauck; No. 3, Mr. Nitrauer; No. 4, - Mr.
Moyer; No. 6, Mr. S. Barbeson ; No. 6,—;
No, 7, Mille Itanoh.
ristiva SOHOOLS.—No. 1, Miss Stephens; No.
2, Misi Shim) No. 3, Miss Brotentront No. 4,
Miss Wheat; No. 6, Miss Bowman ; No. 6, Miss
Zweitzig; No. 7,—.
MISOELLANE6I7II SCHOOL, Miss B. Mish.
ON DlTS.—Since the Opposition
have become the.defenders of the rights of our
naturalized citizens, it is proposed that Twig
Council No 37, of Lebanon, which was in so
flourishing a condition in 1854 and 1855, be reas
sembled, for the purpose of affording the mem..
bore an opportunity to purge themselves of their
oaths then taken against citizens of foreign
birth. It is supposed that the purging •opera
tion can be effectually performed by getting dolin
on the knees and repeating their Know-Nothing
Oaths backwards. The lacers of Twig No, 17,
to vary the monotony of the exercisesovill stand
on their beads during the Meeting. [P. S.—We
still have the listof.officers aid members of Twig
No. 37, in the hand, writing of the Secretary, to
which reference can be - had in ease of dispute
relative to priority of position or membership.]
We were pained le,st week to
learn of the sudden demise of Dr. Thos. B. L.
Ebur, of Orwigsburg, Salm . Mill county, Pa.--
Itlr. Shur, await native of this place, a son of Mr.
John P:4bur, He moved to Schuylkill county
some twelve Fears be soon made him
self popular,Vi , ,ttle talents and amiability. He
took a proatltient part in the polities of Schuyl.
kill county, and in 1857, was elected to the Leg
islature by the Democracy of that county, by an
enormous ma3ortty. He served his constituents
ably and faithfally. He died on the 11th inst.,
aged 82 years, a months and 11 days.
Our neighbor, Hon. LEVI KLINE,
tad been appointed Chairman of: the Opposition
State Central Committee,The vsifAk elements
of which the Committee is composed—tailor
nemeereli Itt the head of it; traitor Demooritts
at the tall of ft ; flanked by traitor Democrats,
and principally made up Of traitor Democrats—
will make it a delicate, yea, almost impossible,
undertaking to Manage,. Yet, the chamelion
character of the committee is nothing• to the va
ried party of which it is the 'representative, and
al both the Committee and party are presumed t 4
be in his keeping until full when they, will all be
used up together, we agree with a cotemporary,
that Mr. Kline will have his hands full.
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RETIRED.--Mr. Beeker, one of
the proprietors of tbs./a:brown fitotokrat, of this
1 304 retired treat the establishment, and the
paper IS Wirt
. 01400 by Moms. Young and Selt.
zer.
No ADMISSION FEE T =—There tvili
be no adinission fee °barged Nee the inflation
of the Balloon on Baturdny next. IL viitl he free
to all. There will be a collection held, .wheri It
le hoped that entholent will be reallied to repay
Mr. Light for his expenditUre.s,
We hear it rumored that the
President, , s , ,ho some yeais ago was . familiar with
the Qold Springs in this county, and paid them
annual visits on-aCconnt of their virtues for. bath
ing, as well as the many other advantages of the
place:as a'summer resort,; having. lately ',earned
that they are now provided with' excellent ao7
commodations fOl• the reception of visitors', con
templates spendi4 a few days -there in Aiigust, ,
should business perialt him to, do.so. • !
A terrible storm passed over this
county on I . l 4onday night. It commenced about
10 o'clock and continued until 3 in the morning.
An immense quantity of rain fell, and the flash
us of lightning and roar of thunder were contin
uous and appalling. The storm arose to the
wont of this place, poised over ❑s and continued
to the cast to .Barks county. It then changed
south to Lancaster county, whero.it again gradu
ally rolled to the 141*. 'Lrom Lancaster county
it returned to tliis'conuty and pasSed over us a
second time, when, however, its force was spent
considerably: Vlore was not much wind accom
panying the commotion.
DRATH BY LittEITNLNG.--About 11 o'cluck the
lightning struck a one story board house, in the
south-eastern section of this town, and killed in
stahtly Mrs. Mary Jane Campbell, a colored wo
man, residing in the house. The rain was forc
ing its way through the WOJther boarding of the
house, when Mr. and Mrs. Campbell ntidertool ,
to change the position of alai!: tha. While in
the act of dein
a fork of lightning passed
into the building from the west, about ten feet
aisOre the ground, followed a downward course at
an angle of about 45 degrees, passed through the
second floor, striking the unfortunate woman up.
on the , head: The coursed through her,
body, and then took au hpward direction kissing
off through the roof of the house. That sach is
the case is indicated by the marks on the build
ing, The place where the lightning entered the
building can scarcely be perwaimed, there being
but a alight abrasion of tho board scarcely us
largo as a quarter of a dollar, Inside there were
a few smell splinters knocked off. Mrs. Camp.
bell was about 31 years of •age, and has no chil
dren.
Several fires from lightning also toe& place...on
Monday night We noticed the glare Or a very
large fire in the east, prohal:llyin Berks county,
and another in the south=west: .Buth *ere no
doubt barns.
T!. S.—We learn that the fire-tothe south-west
from . Lebanon last night,. was :LI-•Colebrook,
where a barn belonging - . Coleman,
containing about 60 leadil , 'Ofs : •bity, vas do
stroyed. That to the east is sad' to `'have been
the barn of Mr. Batdorf, to 1,4 e left . of Myers
town.
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FIRES.—On Wed . peAday evening
week before last the barn of Mr .A.braintm Hen
ry, was consumed by fire. Mr.
-Henry, with his Land harvest field
at the, time the flame broke-outi aka has, no idea
how the fire originated. His `eroik of.hay was in
the barn, and was destroyed elongswithtwo good
11l3riiii:mirriage, wagons, firming machinery and
implements, se. The loss is heavy.
ANOTIIEU FIRE,---On TuaWAY even lug of lust
week, the glare of flames
. dis , tinguishable
from our Borough towards- south east. We
have sines learned that the fight; arose from the
burning barn of Mr. John: Withers,ja.the neigh
borhood of Aohey's Corner. .11,r t , Withers had
just about finished his harvestikig,,ana his loss is
therefore very heavy. _,;
DESTRUCTION or S Aar ting.--:-Wednos
day evening about S o' clock'' during the heavy
storm which passed over this• town, a barn be
longing to Benjamin G-arber,near Deneg ‘ al Meet
ing House, Donegal-twp _Lancaster county:, was
struck by lightning 'and 'entirely - cense mod
Mr. Garber's barn was one of the best n th o
county, being complete in all: , he conveniences
which characterizes the thrifty farmer. It was
;Id one or the leygoe 9::ass f his entire
crop of grain and hay t .anktlMloss is estiniated
at five thousand dolleric on which there is no in
surance. The y fire made a very bri„ t ht light, and
although distant eighteen or twenty miles, was so
distinct as to cause an alarm.' and bring out our
fire companies.-
Messrs. Bub I P Bressler, of this
borough have the . patent right for this county,
and are engaged in the manufacture, of a new
atmospher ie_vressuro As!ga max Faun CAN, which
for dOrivenience'ind durability is superior to any
thing
,of tbe kplditertaibre presented to the pub
lie. They mandfaeture all sizes, and as the sea
son for preserving fruits is now at hand, house
keepers should examine the r,rticle.
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Mr. J. Light made another
beautiful Balloon Ascension, from Chemin rsburg,
on ,
Saturday afternoun, at o'clock. Ile was
up about 30 . minktel, traveled 25'thilei, and came
down in the Stateof Maryland. A great many pee
ple wore in Chamisersburg to witness the ascen
sion, all of whom wore highly pleased with it.
From the Harrisburg Patriot.
FARMERS' HARVEST HOME
Several hundied of the staunch farmers of
Dauphin ceunty, with their wives, daughters and
Sena, assembled at Harrisburg and other points
between this and Dauphin. Thursday morning at
sqvap o'eloek, and took the Schuylkill and Susque
benne train of care. After . it very pleasant
the party arrived at their place of destination,
Dold Springs, in Lebanon county. All eager to
enjoy, a drink of that celebrated Spring water,
and after having quenched their thirst, amused
themselves in various ways, bathing, swinging,
dancing, pitching quots, rolling ten pins, dm:—
A call was made to dine. about 1 o'clock, when
the party sat down to a sumptuous collation, pre
pared by the worthy host, Alum HAAK, late of
Lebanon. After the cloth was removed the par
ty,-with a view of bearing testimony to the
pleasure afforded them in commemorating the in
gathering and close of the beautiful harvest which
a kind Providenee had vouchsafed to them organiz
ed a meeting.
On motion of Dr.' Barr, of Harrisburg, the fol
lowing named gentlemen were chosen officers of
the meeting. • •
President—Hon. VALENTINZ Ilontrez,.
„IRO Presidw--
ite.l4oh,.Riiel, Sr., John Gei•
ger, .Titeafi . German, Joseph Riser, Henry Bright
bill, John P. RutlierfordlJobn il. Pox, Peter
Fisher, Jacob Waft,Re4rjr-W. Hoffman, Esquire,
Christian. Foltz, Wm. 'Bostic, Levi Weaver, Sam
uel Reel, George Olivine; Sen., Jacob "Lyman and
Jonas Books:
Secretaries—Daniel L. Muench, Col. D. J. Un
ger, George Reel, John Olvrine,'" Walter Trewiek,
Dung W, Gross, Wni. Hundatel, W. Barr, Daniel
Shessloy, Josiah Espy, John Miller, Dael .
Wilt, John Piffer, Joseph McClellan, Abraham
Dates and John Banks. "
The President, on taking the elmir, returned
his thanks for the honor conferred on him, and
,said he did not know that, he ever met his fellow
'citizens on an occasion, that gave him more plea
sure. His address throughout was excellent, and
the venerable President was frequently and en
thusiastically
applauded. .
On motion of E. E. 'tinier, a conitotte of five
.were appointed to draw up a aeries of monitions
The President appointed g, Mum, Aaron
Bmbatigh, Benj.Paters, Thcin;J:Ball and James
Corbett.
During the absence of the Committee, Dr. W.
Barr was loudly called on to address the meeting.
In responding to the call he said OW he felt glad
to have. the pletketim of fnenting with such a large
nuattee. of the farmers and workingmen of his
owes county. Glad that an invitation was ex
tended to him to partiaipate in tho. festivities of
the day. He had looked forward in anticipatiore
n
of having a good and pleasant time, and was
joiced to say to the President, and ladles and gen
tlemen present, that his anticipations were more
than realised. Said he had attended many pieice
hire
b
similar gatherings :, never witnessed so
All appeared like a
much unanimity of feeling.
hand of brothers and slaters, of ope heart and
mind, rejoicing on account of-rthe rich, bounte
ous harvest and ll:Tethering of the produots of
the soil. With the Hon. President, he hoped
never to forget the -enjoiment of this ‘‘harvest
home." During his remarks he was frequently
interrupted by rounds of applause. He could
say much more but would give way.for Com
mittee on Resolutions.
By request of Mr. Kinser, Mr. Aaron Bom.
WO read the following resolutions t
Resolved,That we express our gratitude to a
kind and verruling Providence for the bounte.
aus reward of labor during the last Year; in' the
rioh,and.abundant productions' of the soil.
Resolved, That we, hereby tender our =thanks
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY rkEWSPAPER.
to the Committee of Arrangements and to the
Officers of the Schuylkill L Susquehanna Rail
road Company for their kind' attentions and pro
viding comfortable meals for this day's excur
sion.
Rea()lva, That the thanks of this meeting are
due, and are, lierebY tendered to our host And
hostess, Mr. Hank and lady, for the bountiful en
tertainment which we this day enjoyed.
Daniel E. Wilt moved that the proceedings of
this Farmers' Harvest Home meeting be published
in all the papers in Harrisburg and Lebanon, and
that the meeting adjourn and all the officers take
a drink. Unanimously agreed to, with three
hearty cheers.
The participants returned home ai an early
hour, all delighted with the marsh*, and pleas.
ed with the festivities of theoccasion.
tll, S(NGiJLAIi APPA.Ik
A ManfallA in idoctoith Ms own Daugh,
ter—Graiid' Denouement - • •
[Fran the Albany Standard, July 141.]
Some fifteen yeale. ige a man, named
George l e f t this city for the
shores of the Pacific. At.the time he
left he had a'wife and'ene child, the lat.
ter only three years old. 'Pheyresided
in the town of Westerlo. At that time
his wife and child were living with her
father. Some two years after the fath
er and mother of the woman died, their
estate was .disposed of to satisfymort
gages; and. Mrs. Bristol and her child
were throWn upon the cold charities of
the world ror a living: She was very
feeble in health, and of course was un
able to take care .dif herself.
The mother and .child came to - this
city, where they lived for some five
years,..at the e:spiration of which time
titenentlier died 'and the girl Vlias left
alone in _the world, -to do as best she
could. Being now about ten years old,
and a smart, active, good looking girl,
she soon found a situation in a 'respect
able family. Here she remained till she
Was fifteen years old', When she bound
herself out to a milliner. She served
three years.at that business; and had be
come mistress of her profession. Now,
the strangest portion of this revelation
is to be told. The girl is oyer,eirghtbee
yeirs old, and a perfect 'Model of fief
During this long interval it must be
-Iv : membered that the girl lost .all trace
of her father.. Her beauty attracted the
attention and admiration of a spruce
looking .4entleinan who met her on
Broadway. He was a man of about for
ty
,years, but his appearance did not in..
dichietliat he had ever seen over oven
ty.ftve Slimmers. An aCquairttaneewas
Made between her and the gentleman
abOve alluded to, and a final engagement
entered into for marriage. The day was
set, and all the necessary arrangements
made for the cerernony,., •
. On the appointed day the pair, accom.
panied by their respective friends, met
for the purpose of having the plighted
on - es joieed in wedlock. Juit before
the tninister cominenced the marriage
rites, an old couple entered. They were
formerly neighbors of the Bristol fami•
ly, and had watched the girl grow up
from infancy, and were now anxious to
see the choice: she had made in a part.
ner for life. Imagine the_ surprise of all
about when the old counle,above.refer
red 14; recognized, in the 'cman ,of the
girl { s heart her own legitimate father.
For a moment all was arnaiernent and
sadness, but on the state of things. being
_fully realized, the, scene, turned to ore
of joy._ An absent lather had recovered
a lost daughter and the assembled throng
of friends were highly delighted that
the affair had resulted as it did. The
love thachad before horned so brightly
between the twain, had now become a
flame as inextinguishable as the . fires of
Vesuvius. A queer world, flits.
gritciat *tiro.
'HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE--HAIR
Win. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye!
The Original and Best in the World !
All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided
if you wish to escape ridicule.- •
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIlt Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hare been
awarded to Wm. A. Batchelor since 1839, and over 80,-
000 applications have been made to the Hair of his pa
trons of his femme Dye.
W3l. A. BATGIIELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from natere, and is 'WARRANTED
Dot to injure in the least. however long it may be contin
ued, and the ill effects of Bad Dyes gemedied ; the Hair
invigorated far. Life by this Splendid .Dyo.
Made, sold or applied fin 9 private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 238 Broadway, New-York.
all cities Anil:townsOf. the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Diadem— . ••• :
&if- Thu Genuine has the name and address-Oen a
steel plate engraving on four sides 'of eacli.llos, of
WILLIAM. A. BATCHELOR, „
288 Broadway, New York.
Sold at Dr. Rose' Drug Store, Lebanon, Yu.
Dec. 1, 1858,-ly. •
WIGS-WIGS-WIGS
EATCLIELOWS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.—
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm—nn turning.upbobind—no shrink
ing off the head; indeed this is the only Establishment
where these things are properly understood and onade.
Dec. 41.8ti5.-Iy. 233 Ercadway, New York.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIR EXTRACTOR
In all &caws inflammation moro or IWlSprodominates
—not to allay inflammation strikes at the root of disease
—hence an immediate cure. . .
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and nothing dee, will allay inflammation at once, and
make a certain cure.
' DALLEY'S ,MAGICAL PAIN .EXTRACTOR
will cure the following among a great catalogue of di-
Reims : RURNSACALDS, CUTS, Clang, aoItiiItPFLYS,CORNB,
BUNIONS, BRUISES, STRAINS, nags, rolsocl,
RILES, SCROFULA, VLCFECES, myna SORF.F, FELONS, EAR ACILEi
PILES, SORE EXAM, GOUT, SWELLINGS, RHEUMATISM. SCALP HEAD,
SALT RIIIMAt, 'BALDNESS, ERYSIPELAS, RINGWORM, FAKEERS
ATM, SMALL PDX, IKEASELS, LACE, &e.
To some it may appear incredulous that so many dis
eases should be reached by one article; such an idea will
vanish when reflection points to the fact. that the calve
is a combination of ingredients, caith and every one ap
plying a perfect antidote to ite app mite disorder,
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
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In its effects is magical. because the time is so short be
tweon disease and a porn:tenets t care ; and itis an extract
or as 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 manatee:
tory should be one moment without it. ' •
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless tlie'box has Upon
it a steel plate engraving, with The name of Henry Dai
ley, Manufacturer.
For sale by all Druggists and patent. medicine dealers
throughout the United States and Canada&
Principal Dep01,1.61 Chambers St.,.N. York.
Bold at Dr. Rosa' Drug storc,Lebiumn, Pa.
IVIDORTANt TO FEMALES---Dr. Cheesomari's
-PILLS —The combinations of ingredients in these
Pills, is the result of a long and extensive ptactioe; 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 a
healthy ono. No female ego enjoy good health unless
she in regular I and whenever an obstruction takes place,
whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause, the
general health immediately begins to decline,.and the
waht of such a remedy hes been the cause of $0 many
consumptions among young females. Iffeadache, pain in
the side, palpitation of the heart, loathing of food, and
disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the interrup
tion of nature ; and whenever that is the case, the Pins
will invariably remedy an these evils. In all cases of
nervous and spinal affections in the back and limbs, low
ness of spirits, hysteriea, &c. Nor are they less °Mown
one in the cure of. Leucorrhoea, commonly called the
.tWbites." These Pills should never be taken during
preguacy, as they would be sure to cause a miscarriage.
Warranted purely Vegetable, and free Srom anything in
jurious to life or health. Full and,-explicit directions
which should be read, aecompany each box.
These;Pills are pnt up In square flat boxes. Persons
residing where there are no agency established, by .012-
doing One Dollar in a letter, prepaid, to any authorised
agent can beta them sent to their respective. addresses by
return of mail.
frIITCHINGS, General Agent for the tr.tßtatek,
.165 Chambers at., Now York. - To whom all Wholesale
orders should be Addressed.
Sold at Dr. Moe Drug Store, Lebanon, Pas
Dec. 1,1858.4 y.
Xeltbaug #3titts.
Preaching in the Methodist Episcopal Church
next' Sunday t*rning and ening.
Union Prayer Meeting at Ow Temperance Hail,
at 8 o'clock, erery•Menday'evening. •-•
The Thanksgiving, or Harrot Sermon, will he
preached in the Reformed Church next Sabbath
morning, at ID o'clock, in the English lan
guage...
Harvestlhdaksgiviiigsermon next Sunday morn , ,
ing in, the Gertuaivlonguage in Wein', Luthe
ran otairch at 9 o'clock. English preaching
in the evening. h
English acre ices next Sunday 'both riming and
evening, in Zion's Lutheran Church, and Ger
man in the afternoon.
INTEI
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gtftf.
On the 11th inst., in Harrisburg, Mrs. Henrietta
°endears, w ife.of Mr.-Sa7tnel Felix, formerly
of Lebamori,,aged 27 Aare.
On the 13th inst., in thls , plaei, Mi. John
tors, of New Holland, Lancaster county, aged
84 years. •
On the Bth inst., in. this borough, Adah, daugh
ter of" Jeremiah and Sarah Boas; agett6 years ,
'7
months and 27 days.
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On the 12th inst., by Rer.-Sant'Elrwin, Mr. Wit.
limn Kirkpatrick to Miss •Aohsah Chonsr orth,
both of Lebanon, Psi. - • '
.'rhe Lieb`ation.
Careutly Cbrrecteci ikkaly Iffsfers ct S'hour.
LEBANON . , SV,ltoct-So.vc, ,11701 20,1250..
Lab. 311113 Ex..Fato $8 00 Potatoes, "{jk bu , 65
Smith." Extra . 750 iFKge,:f:doz.,
Lob. Vol. Super. Flue 8.00
Prime White Whdett, 1 35
Prime Red Wheat, 1 30
Prime Rye, 75
Corn, .70
Uete, 35
Clover-seed, 5 00
Tiniothy-seed, 250
Flax-seed, 01.50
Dried Apples, it Va., 1 00
Dried Apples, pealed, 150
Peach "Suite,?..„ 2,50
Peach "Llutzeli," 1 25
Cherries, I'so
Onions - , 50
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The Philadelphia Market.:
PEIILADBLPIIIA, July 18,1859.
FLOUR,----There - is :some.. little demand for
Flour but generally for fresh ground parcels, and
At prices. below the views of millers. Old stock
tis entirely neglected; and prices are merely nom
inal, the only sales we hear of being 500 bbls.su-
Inirtine of this description, at a prices kept pri
vate, and 500 bbl' City Mills extra, a choice
brand, mace from nerrivbeat, at $6 871 ‘O, bbl.
The former is offered to-day at $5 50 11 barrel,
whichtestablishcs a further decline, and the mar
ket is dull and unsettled. The sales to the trade
were also limited within the range of $5 50(37-
50 bbls, according to fre,shnoss, the latter for
fancy lots. Eye Flour and Corn Meal art) nut in
quired for and dull, at $4 28 fur the foriner and
$3 75 .0 for the latter.
t .111R21.1.g.---There is.not so much offering, and
holders are firmer; with sale's of about 3000 bush
cis to note, mostly at $1 40 for-prime new Ken- -
tuckY nt the latter rate, some old Petinsylvania
at V j3o@l. 49. for reds, and $1 50 for white as
in. quality. Itye is wanted, and if here, old
'Pennsylvania woull bring 856.. Corn is scarce
with further smaller sales of Pennsylvania yel
low at 86c., in store. Oats oon tinned dull and
only aboat 1500 bushels Pennsylvania found buy
ers at 40c. in store. • ••
. PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.---
There is'no change in the price of Beef Cattle;
the offerings arc moderate this week--ahout 1400
head at the ditlercut yarder—nearly all of which
were diandied of. at from $.5 for common, up to
sllleit 111 the 1.00 lbs. for good and prime qtml,
ity.
About 150 Cows and Calves were at market,
selling at from $4O to $5O each for good to fair
milch Cows, $25 to $35 for seoond quality do.,
and $lB to $2O for dry. Cows.
Of Hogs, about a 1000 fat Hogs atrivedst Im
hoff!ii. yard this Week. The market was dull, and
prices ranged at from $7 - 50 to $8 'lfs , the 100 lbs.
nett, as in quality, which . is.a decline.
About 5000 Sheep were .offered and sold this
week, fut Sheep - soiling-at 4e. V. lb.. gross, and
sto - ek do. at SI 75@2 2a - each, es in quality.
4E ill gmatiztmettz.
NOTICE .
TS hereby given to SOIIOOL DIRECTORS and'ITACIL
IRS, that I have deputized HENRY HOUCK, Esq.,
to conduct examinations and attend to all other dutie s
relating to the County Superintendeney, until further
notice is given.
PHILLIPS,
County Superintendent.
Lebanon, July 20,1860.4 t
. ( 7 1 D SPRING! •
S u m mer gctreat
The undersigned informs the public that he has opened
this elegant
• ITO fINTAINRETREAT,
situated about•twenty miles from Lebanon and twenty -
nine miles from`Durrisburg. accersible by the Dauphin
and Susqtiobanna Railroad, in an hodrand a half from
time of leaving Harrisburg.
THE SCENERY" -
is wild and picturesque iri the highest degyee, and with
in a short distance of large peal beds, where an hour or
two may be whiled away, with pleasure and profit.—
Twenty years ago, parties of thirV and forty families,
from the large towns and cities were in the habit of
'tramping out" at this colarated Spring. and it is now,
with its modern improvements, '-a' still more charming
place than ever. _ .
Id held in high estimation by all who have used it, both
for bathing and drinking, and is, without donbt, as
healthy and invigorating as any water that flows.
TI
will be - stockedtii r ede p li t eac l;
l'es and substantirds
of the Foam, and every effort made to make my guests
happy and contended.
PLBASURE PARTIES
willEfind ample accommodations, and at rates that will
make it au object, peeuniarly, to chOoso this resort In
preference to any ether. loot fiirther particillars addrews
or apply to ADAM HAAS:.
July Se, 1.853, Cold Springs, Lebanon Co., Pa.
. .... r
+lnn finders' '.ed respectfully informs the citizens of
Ka"' - a ; ' P aper Store.
i .Lehanou and surrounding country, that they have
opened a Clore in Market Street a few doors north of
Water street, in.lhe borough Lobanon,where they will
buy all kinds of •
BAGS,
OLD METAL, and
BROKEN WI{tTE GLASS,
for all of which they will pay the higheet prices int/ASH.
ROOIIOW & LAHS.
Lebanon, July - 13,1850.—bn. *
TO ALL WANTING FARMS. SEE ADVER
118eilient of Ilammontonlands.
SHOE BUSINESS AND FACTORIES can ho
carried on profitably at Irammbriton: Bea adyettlsoment
of Hammonton
PERSONS WISHING TO CHANGE THEIR
businese to a rapidly lncren-qing Country, a New Settle
ment were hundreds are going. Ilthere the climate is
mild and delightful. See advertisement of the Hammon
ton Settlement, another cohimn. ,
Public Notice.
ra hereby given that the undersigned have loaned Ad
jam Hank and Rosanna his wife, late of the borough
of 'Lebanon „WAS in the Township of. Cold Springs, Leb
anon county, Ps., the following personal property, viz :
1 Spring bottom Rocking Chair, I Sofa, 3 Beds and Bed
ding, 1 Walnut Buimau, containing 24 window curt-111W,
27 Napkins, 5 Window Curtains, '24 Towels, IS Pillow
CaFOS, 10 Bolster Cases and I piece Fringe, 1 sett Cottage
Furniture, (bsing 1 Bed 'a , Bedstaad,.Bureau, Phiclosed
wash. stand, Towel Rack and Table,) 6 Spring Seated
Chairs, I Rug; 12 Cane Seated Chaira,2C3l3B seated Rock
ing Chairs, 6 Cane seated Chairs. with lilahogony backs,
1 .Looking Glass, gilt edge, 2 Looking (41assos, gilt frames,
1 small Table, 3 small Cane seated Rocking Chair, 1
Rockli, Horse, I Cradle,: 1 Barrel of Vinegar. 1 Slop
barrel, 1 Kettle, half bstrel of Brandy, lot of Halters &
CllOlOB. I K 41110,1 Chamber Stove and Pipe, 1 Cradle, I
SospJ2 Chaira, 2 Lard Cans, 1 Fab.
Side Saddle, 1 barrel of Vinegar,l Spade : tot of Crocks,
ine, cask of Currant Wine, I Keg of
e l n P t o w t l a tr b k in , g ht ma ci e f b
Brandy, Rake and Fork; I Bench, I small Table, 1 Wash
stand, (marble top,) I Card Table, I Card Table, (marble
top.) 2 small Tables, 1 Toilet Table, atand of Sausages. 1
Crlb, 1 Towel Rack, 1 Siok Chair, 1 Clothes prose, Baby
chair, 2 Trunks, 1 Cloth' prose, 1 Bureau, 1 Enclosed
Wash atand, 1 Toilet Tahiti and Towel Rack, I Pier Ta
ble; 3 Foot Tubs, .1 Cot Bed, 1 Barrel and Tin Ware, 1
Child's' Carriage, 3 Coal
1 Grid 'lron, 2 Coal Stoves
a k ' rd, 1 Table; Stands and &OP'
W an a d it mer Buckets,p, ,e 41 pieces li c lo its ug h h e sai t ea r cu o t u p g zit Hough-trough, i
ty Bottles, 2 Washing ,Hachinea, 'Sweeping 43rush; 4
ursad pans, 1- bbL of OlnIG. Brawl-Kettle, '2 Lard Stands,
1 Wash Stand, Barrel 05 Empty cans, Stand and Ice
Cream Freezer, 1 Bid, of)itcirtin Uteneilti, 1 Chest, 2
Bread Pans, Skillet. and Smooth Irons, 1 old Table,cFat
Press, 2 Feed Baskets, 4 Nibs, 1 Cabbage Stand; I High
Chair, 1 Crib, 1 Sink, 1 Walmit Tab.e, 1 Basket of Chain
paigne, 12 Win dow2Sbades, 24 Comforts, 1 small Look
ing Glass. 4 Blankets, 1 doz. Egg G1£03400, 1 Castor, 2 Cal
ory Glasses, 2 Spoon a * Ses: i% dozen Iron Handled
Inact p
Knives., 2-dos. Milted. hie Spoons, 2 dos.- Plated .Tea
spoons, 14 doz.. C , Wine Glasses, 5 small Looking
di as ssa,V6 yds: Parlor Carpet, 26 yds. Carpet, 1 Glass
so , a tion of . a dinner of Tea Satt, Glass
Pitcher. 1 .Plited Cake Basket,.6 Wash
/ Basins and Pitch
lend:. 6,'3;ina
d s.e prr
110 m e ads Carpet, 80 yds. Carpet, Old
Carpet, 131 doe. plat forks.
All pinions are th afore fabliden to moloat, or in
anywise interfere , wit -said property, under penalty of
Law. . . . JOSEPH LONGENECKER,
): JOHN EARLY.' -
. July 51 16611.
trotter, V lb.,
Lard.
,
Shoulders,
Sides;
Soap,
Bees , wax, 25
White Hags, 5
I Mixed Rags, 2
Flax, "V lb , 3254
Bristles, V tisz,:,
Feathers Ih., G 2%
WOO, 'f 40
Soup Beans, V qt.,
Vinegar, % gal., 12 34
Apple BUtter,V crock, 45
THE WATER
----^-•• N
---.- • •
.
NEW AGRICULTURAL S : r
TO ALL WANTINU FARM mane --•---- r -
/CENT) 1 SWnTA COliegiate lisislitiate I VALUABLE BOROUGU PROPERTY AT
I A RAPE OPPORTUNITY IN A DRLION
LL AND Jencsfotail, Lebanon Gli., Pit. • PRIVATE SA LE.
HEALTHY CLIMATE 26 31ILES SOUT
T"/' Edlace being elnithel. the Summer Term will
PHILADELPHIA, ON THE CAMDE. ',,.'',,°k" commence on Monday. 4th of April. Males and Pe- f HE enbecritiorsuffer at Private fiale, their
i NEH' DWELLINIi HOUSE, eituated en .is
I ATLANTIO RAILROAD, NEW JER, '" males of the ego of eight years and upwards, ill bele
iAn old estate conaleting of several thousan • ; etructed by a competent board of teachers. Pu l' plht Irmo beamed Street, ehruer of Plnegrove Alley, '' 41 i
; East Vebanon, and et present occepied by then, rie,, 11
of productive soil has becu divided into Farms scree 1 abroad will board with the' Principal. For circulars I The HOUSE and two Story GITCTI EN ore. Aelmtautenly
; ous sizes to suit the purchaser. -A population o e n - I containiuit prirtieulare, addrese any cne of the soliscrite• I built of brick, contain. 11 Dooms moat of them peeer,es
: Fifteen Hundred, from various parte of the e ; ere. JOHN BRUNNER, Esq.. ?reel of the Board.
States and New England have settled there the past e 1 HENRY J. MEILT; Secretary. And lighted by gas: a never felling Well with exeelleett
1 improved their places, and raised excellent crops. ~1 I. D. RUPP,'PriticipaL Water, as well as a Cistern-1n the reed. Summer Hitch.
price of the land is at the low einm of 215 to -220 ' Jonestown, Feb.l6, 18..9. • en, Bake Oven. end other out-huildinge. The LOT is ail
.
acre, the soil Id of the gest quality for the production o - 1 is e • Es...a a i nn -
pA lt
ittet front, and rune bark to Jail Alley, 193 feet. On the
Wheat, Clover, Cbrn, Peaches, Grapes end Vegetables. IT Biller 31 JU - allnieli e Door Reg is— Pert
rugitisraP`Yarttlotocf,"allattc.ed Lotc
orheitlitilnerLeard'eatedevnarillettry:ogaftGriFirB:4TitriatelmnTrefeeSarita7l
IS CONSIDERED THE BEAT FRUIT SOIL IN. THE e
--. ter.
lINXON. The place is perfectly mere from freeite-the ‘
The 'Ri g ht to Make and 'SW t Yluesetto , dc. 1
1 destructive enemy of the farmer. Crops or grain , grass ritt •
raw and Improved .DOOR-PLATE REGISTER, !. *B" Tbe above rroperty i f - all . frigeaxi eon lithe% fle d
end fruit are now growing and can be won. By exam
feet unsold eastern Counties, Deophle and Phu. t will be sad haw. Title indlrputabl and -- I
Ming the place itself, a correct Judgement eau be form - eddli eluded, will be sold on theme& liberal terms I t?e given when deeired. ... . C. P336"'
" to
a pi lL eau t A n ' t ly re p e ld rso c ce d 7 W i ii t u da e l e t f an o d ui l tl icu asin tob s stri le .d ril . a
e r f tiog
ad of the productiveness of the laud, The terms are
, I h r :P w P, on is made before too; subscriber le vanfor i
made easy to secure the rapid improvement of the land.
900 Circular.
' which Is only sold for urtuat imp/iftmen/. The result
JOSEPH MILLER. • '
has been, that whist+, thegiast year, semu three hundred ' July ei .
.-...,",.. ' • • REIEBNATEIN * IMO ,
• Lebanon' June 8 All -
hOItSCS have been -erected, two mills, one steam, font ti 85, -_ - .1-„:•.-.....______ : . '_ _ 1 ...!:: : j oppodui the Court Dons . a.
stores some forty viuyards and Peach orchards, planted .
poc"edeDryrn6l4.l • • LOTS; Ata.
,w. sigieLll,S7 ----- ,. 1 -wall-1 i. SSIGIVEEBI7gECbIit---
and alarge nuMber of other improvenente, making lt A DAM R
AMtELANTATION, STE IMOUR
j i a ,. mßrk ,, t. ti Cumberle 86. 00 e . ...b 0tw00n.
a desirable and active lacep of businens. 011 t
THE MARKET, . . .--- now Orr band abe °We , Ho nortb aide, Las
i lP h : ....-
•se the reader may perceive' from its location , is the Style of Imp .„ ate tof the New
-to which therig,atite'llndidor, trrobaninitif.eclzhea'
CAVfor ma db • * AID SAW MILL, 1311112.1infa
BEST IN THE UNION. '
i f ~ b ; ,,, , N e ic , Just 0 ! In i .i the mea t,. Is - lArluA n e sold by public isale,on nimestu;7; SEP
Pioduoe bringing double the prize .then hi 'locations led. 'Hats
liAisa.. urnbrit,..; ‘ . 3 . 12 8 , 4 7,P - .. 3 1T REMLEIER 1, 1839, at the MI '
\
Limy from the city, and- more than ,than
the price Coolly , always u.
than in the West. Is ie known that the earliest and did assortscieut•of
beet fruits and vegetable's' hr this latitude come from STRAW, PANAMA. ' thL e__PEARL, lline..."'" '"'LEfi ' 3Dle West' of Jonestown,U du " Steam
lail4 he
..'
e C°u A n E t.Y ß l :h a" th6lf6Wl kinNIEI:Et PE T° A " N iIIi TA. P TI. I. O ban N. 7
New Jersey, and aro annually exported to the extent of 4 . 011 N, SENATE,•,CUDIAN, ah ere.*
' 4'4
real l.o l . : /;: l it: T an i % thOP. SRC . I.i.- •
million, ets..Ffe will biro Wholesale all gate,"*.
.., n ,, Nl ' ells tr,itt.c.iittolaALo3d.....coomtitoinjtilnyg
Slate of. the l lnt.ggetglz . :2 3
In locating hero, the settler has many advantages.- de., to Country Merchants on advautageona .. *me. f
He is within a ter beers ride of the great cities of sew Lebanon. April 21, 1858.
England and .11iddie States he is nearhis old friends and 2' -
..
_ i _. TWO n.j.'!" • The frapitavereennie.fe". 'lnd
associations, he is in a settled country where every int- BUSIN E SS CARDS. '''. • ,
• • • ;II WA b l itetN; 41.21 1 1 3 n 5 t ‘ 'ta n
slu r . " ' ~.1 1:4,,,0 ,v--1 0-Ax ige, alr a lwar' ''. -
Pr' et comfort and ciMheation is at hand. Lie
can buy every article he wants at the cheapest price,
I ' ly now , a fine youtlee "lALARD. with theft*
and sell MI produce for the highest, (iii the West this is
S' R I IT TREES, a well with pump at the. portico that
reversed,) he hoe schools tor hie cbildreu, divine services,
never failed heretofore
-a flee Creek Crotnittig the farm;
aid will enjoy an opou winter, stud delightful climate,
;
where levees are utterly unknown. The result of the about 15 sores of good TIMBER LA ND, and the
*
i rest under a good !tate of cultivittion. It being
change upon those from the north, has generally been.
to restore them to an excellent gate of health. . I one of the finest twine and homesteads In this
... part, of the Count y. oily k; mile from .Tenes-
•
In the way of building and iniprovient, lumber can be win: n: .110 ER lit; ..
...
. • town ,. Weever., enm,..l. tl.w.t..ma river, and Unioti`otesm
obtained at the mills at the rate of glO to $l6 per RNEy;Al"A&W;'olll.etiWeine . t.etratet, opposite I Mills, and at the Creasing of the Harrisburg, and It rge
thousand. Bricks from the brick and 'opened In the A tho sic Efohaeflately occupied' by Arne.: v.. reeds. ° -
piece; every article can be procured is - the plate , geed ughtor, Esq. - ' lostanoo, May 11.7, 1859, Persons within to view this pretelsee betars tho thy
caspentere are at hand, and there is no place in the —,. --..------r—, -. -4-
Union wire tisbuildlngs and Improvements cola be made ur
' EORIRE•• ' iI i .-ILLINE, • of sale win,pkese 1.4 cell on Abraham Were... thin
the premises. ' ...-, gen
cheaper. A.
TTORNEY AT LAW.--01Brewith•Leou Etteis,.Esq, - ABRAII,OI WENGER end JOHN IJOHNER'S.
The reader will at once he struck with the silvan ta-
. 11 . Loginon, pa. .. [Lebanon, Hay 4, 1652. No. 1. A tract of laud containing, 12 ACRES, neat gee here presented, and ask hintielf why the property
-
has not been taken up before. • The reason la: it 'Vies ~ ' JOSIAH - IFIVNtIi - '' • ~ .. •rbb improvitesnts thereon area TWO
za: '-' . '..... 8 rORY, DOUBLE. LOG 'llouSx, with a
never thrown In the market ;and anises those state- . „_,'• ...„
,„... t R.
• E ta,
meets were Correct, no one would be invited to exam-1 II i % 42, li iteh e a attached, a Well with ;ninth aod
At • 1 .- I...Pry N -t• AT LAVV, , L., 1.1,1 m, - -:= water thatmecer ratted on the Portico,
Inc the land before purchasing. ThIS all are expected ICr AS DEMOTED his Mimi fo Mr.Roldand'anewhiiiide ''''''" , - ,, r .•••••'..* . 'k• ..-BARN with floor, Corn Crib ,and li n
to do. - 'IVO , will see land under cultivation, such Lithe 1.1. lug, (second story, at (he Wiley ,) two doors east Of stable, Sc.. Sc : a
extent of the settlement that they will no doubt, meet hi.4.prcsouriwation.
[Lebenem, Abur..lo, 1886 -13 , • STEAM• FLOUR AND SAW MILT;
-- ao
persons, frompthelr oirti nelghherllCßXl ; they will wit- -
flees the improvements and can Judge the character of .Ih . U. BO WitlIAN „,..,„..,1,3,ce.. h . 54 , : ) .tt ,.. Rui fiim of 35 110118.. E POWER, inoit„ . •
eters from BMdlass‘::nshels grain, on./1"-.- , '
the population. If they COMO With a view to settle,they
TTORNET-AT-LAW, hati REMOVED gie *Moo to•
, ... ... ..--..., a g a, room is prepared 'it bfechan i r.k.se"&r•. la which a
should come prepared - to auty. a day or two and be ready ~
A Fonck's NEW Building, Octane awry,' unmoor..
to purchaee, aa !Gentlest, cannot be held on refusal. Lathe, Chestier Saw, ; Li do., e., etc, tan ha at
street, Lebanon. Pa.
tached to the Steam powde...4 , .) Saw Mill, which is
There aro two daily trains to Philadelphia', and to all
Lebo:JIM, Aprll 8, 1889. • •
-* ' ' • under the same roof. le.. tarre n and down saw, with
settlers who Improve, rile RAILROAD COMPANY 01YEti A
• FILEETICRET,FOrt six MONTHS, AND A HALE-PRICE Twner is. JUL Penengill 4 1 ;Ces which le t t e , ") "' in or another.
leng t h: Can ha ed, a Circular Saw
whole building
FOP. THREE Ykefts.
• THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON. . A DTERTISING AGENCY, 119 Nisasti - Sr., NEW iil ° P ert ' n • slid roam
Is erected with substanktel materiel; ihad, the moat ono.
..11 YORK: LlO Aran Sr.,-Boaron . S. M. Pettengill a• -e b e t r--illy in osiaretion ahout 10
In connection with the agricultural settlement, a new „..- _• . _,_,,,. , . . - ventent manner ,.[ [ ng .
, ex; aro tali Agents for the t non eiaiserteser, and the and thriving town has ce turally arisen, which:- ' meat influential and largest' circulating Newspapers in bout 13 0- 't i length. Darts nf rafts can be
inducement for any kind of business, portico/al= nrnt , ltia .. .
..A basin extends from the Bunning to the Can
dle United States end the CanetlP.A. They are &Whorl
and etattgraCterfeS. TheShos buena:could be carried on zed to contract for Us at our lowest ratan . . _ ....—__
. l i ti a r lro t ig ' F h t l ic fro "' h in ' th .-- 31 . 1 t - d iu, dl t er;t:i n n u n ou ho th d - e nt d w i n na o L n iu t t h 3 o t u he w ba m sl o n l .
In this place and market to good advantage, also cotton . - . ----
by Steele Power. A rail-read is in the Court* of Con
busieesi end 'manufactories of agricultural ineplements •
or.roundriesfor tasting small articles. The improve- EAGLE HOTEL • LEBANOWPA.
1•• stru ti n which is to be curiipleted to take the' Sawed
•ment has beereso rapid es to Waimea constaut and per T HE sniscrib l er wishes 1.0 inform his eld . friends and Lumberl bi e° t out Lt of b naw millatotite
pluses,
where can be
a pped to - aVelt 8.11 ether
manent increase of business,. - Toivulote of a good else, the public generally, thit 'lie lies egariri taken the
This will make the finest bueineeil placed, in the Colin•
we do not sell email ones, es It would effect the itn- . above well-known House. He will be tench pleased to '
prevenient of the place, eau be had at front 5100 and np- aecoramodate all who may favor him with a call. ty, it hens en the Pine re Camil, only 3.5 mile from
Jonestown; 8 from Lebanon. and on the route of the pro
wards.
• lecailers. , -Cortter Cumberland and Market strei•ts.
tleastex Lebanon and riderrove Railroad. as et.
The Lfenemonton Ittrmer, a monthly literary and eg- .
ma on the Harrisburg
Road ift.. l otri na la us ib . usees running in c.duuralon with the Raw Jonestown;
La- ,
St liatebtirgßailresd. Suillci”r.t.
ricultural s h eet, containing full information of Hasa. H. SIEURIST. •
- • • •landina aloud the Canal to carry va any kind of butt.
mouton, can be obtained at 2S rents per annum. Lebanon, Nov.llo. 1888'.. •
Title indisputuble-.warrantee deed s given,clow of all
..i. . .
ineurobrunce when money is paid. Route' to the land: LAFAI(ETTEIIROWEIt.• Nes. 2,3, and .i. Centelniefe 1 Acre. Se Perches. 1 Acre
e • 35 'Perches I Aerb :A. Perches, are fronting on the Pine •
leave Vine etreetwharf Plitiad-lphia for Hammonton by .' . .-.
-GAS FITTER. , Canal,' an d are imitable for
Railroad, 7)5 A. el- or 434 P. M. Fare 90- cents. When ' .
A D.TO . TAINO A. S. ELY'S °Mee, Walnut street. Lebt rA e NG OR B UILDING LOTS.
there inquire our al r. Byrnes. Boarding conveniences on
..n. non, Pa. • A large and beantifol amortmentef FIX, ; _
band. Parties had bettor atop with Mr. Symms a prin
.4pal, until they have decided as-. to purchasing , es he TURES front the well-known establishment of Cow/runs 1 Noe. 5,0, 7,8, 9,10, Containing, lA. 115 Pr 1 . A.'7l
& Want, always on hand at Philadelphia prices. Pr, 1 A. 95 Fr.; 1 A: 140 Pr, 1 A. IV Pr.,
.and 2 A. 46
will show them over the laiid in his carriage, free of ek.-
pease. Letters and applications can be aitdr
mo d to L ot . ..glif All work warranted to give satisfaction. d'a- All Pr, arc suitable for "WILDE% ORTOWN LOTS.
die A Byrnes, Hammonton P. 0., Atlantic Co.. New Jar- meters will be faithfully executed on the meet reasonable No. 11. Contains SA. 124 Pr. BOTTOM LAND; tares.'
Bey or S. D. Coughlin, 202 South Fifth Sti'eet, Philadel• Cerro& The best of refireaccotest. . [Sep. 18,'57 . which Rows, well adapted for pnai n tn.
.
Wife- Maps and information cheerfully furnished. Niiclizel ',bu No. 12. Contairra 9 A. 115 Pr. BOTTOSI LA ND. one
July 13,1850.-11 m.
rner ....
1 ... ball of which is heavy TIMBER LAND, also well
- •-
- - a,mier of .heelem:4;4sid;cat4nutureek yeackne, p a ,, adapted for pasture' . the two latter border on
szsituraortarst or ‘ . the Canal.
i i r ' kiE O3 ,•,• Persons erishint to view an he's: 12 time- ~ •
iNotice.
Application of HENRY FOX, for the benefit Of
•
the-Insolvent Laws.
- van= is hereby given that I have applied to the
IN Honorable Judges of the Court of. Common Pleas
of the County of Lebanon ' foi the benefit of the several
Acts of . Insolvency of the - Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, and they hare appointed Monday, the UM day of
dlionst tiaxt„(l.Bs9) at 2 o'clock, P. M., to hear me and my
creditors, at the Court House, in the Borough of Leba
penorn., when and where you may attend, if you think pro-
HENRY BOA.
July 6,1569. Jackson Township.
- GIME T .ITTRA
AND NO HtJMRUGS
'CUSITAERS WANTED.
JAMES H. KELLEY, Watch- • . •
Ira ker & Jeweler, has just ,-.:
opened at the EAGLE. ECILDINOS,Iu 4 A` , ....: -,4 - 1 / a ti.tl . —" ,-
the town of Lebauon,a beau,Gfulfissortmentof Gold Rail
fund Time-keepers In Whiting; cases; eight-day Watches,
gold Duplex, gold Anchors, gold cYlinder Watches : &c.—
iiiher railroad hunting Watches, duplex, anchors,
cylin
der, English patent Lever, English Swiss Quartiers, and
Boyd' IN niches. Largo Music Boxes, 4, 6. and S tunes;
gol:. Fob, Vent and Neck Chains ; gold Armlets, Brooches:
gold Thimbles, Ear-rings, Breastpin, Necklaces. shirt-
Studs, Spectacles, Medallions, Miniature Chace, gold pen
and pencil cases, gold Key Seals, cc. Silver Tea and Ta
ble Spoons, Soup Ladles, fob and neck Chains. Spectacles,
Portmonstes,fine pockct and, pen Knives, Violins, Violin
celos, Kam Violins, Accordeonsi Polkas, Brass Instru
ments, Drums, Fifes, Flutes, Clarinets, Guitars, Barldos,
Tamborines, Ladies' Cables, Colt's Rifles, Sharp's Miles,
Volcanic Rifle, shoats 25 shot in a minute; Colt's Allen's
Volcanic and Damascus Pistols, eight-day and thirty-hour
Clocks, cc., the whole comprising the most extensive as
sortment over offered to Lebanon county,and will be sold
at the lowest cash prices.
Watches & Clocks carefully Bewared and Warranted.
Mrs. Kelly has opened a Nancy Millenery Store in
the same room with Mr. Eelly's Jewelry store, Engle
Buildings. [Lebanon, JulY 0, .1859.
JUST RECEIVED a superior PORT WINE, very del
icate; also SCOTCH ALE, LoNDON PORTER, CATAWBA
BRANDY, anti CINCINNATI CHAMPAGNE, at • ••••
REIGART'S Winc and Llquor Store.
PERSONS WISHING TO ESTABLISH Mad ,
uractories in a now and thriving place where business is
good. Eee adrertisement of the Hammonton Settle
ment.
CRAIN() BALLOON ASCEICIONI
ffitr.l. A. LIGUT •
rpm': Oaring Young American Aeronaut, will make his
4th ASCENSION in his large and splendid balloon
In LEBANON
On Saturday, July t"..3, 1859
at 1 o'clock. P. 11., in the Lot opposite Myers k Sheens'
Mill. A large pavilion will bo erected on the ground.
T II E praszvEßAnz BAND,
is engaged for the occasion.
GRAPE GROWERS CAN CARRY ON their
business mail sitcom-fully at Hammonton, frco from
frosts, n ticime folly Vineyards set out the past season.—
See advertisement of Ilammontori Lands,' another col
umn.
- THE' HAMMONTON FARMER.—A mows
paper devoted toSiteratum•and Agriculture, also set
ting f : .rth full aceduntsnf the neweettlementofj Ham,
montori, in Now Jer.oy, can bo sUbscribed for at colt . 23
unite per annum.
Inclose postage stamps for the amount. Address to
Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton, P. 0. Attentto Co.,
New Jersey. Those whaling cheap land. of the beat
quality, in one of the healthiest and most delightful
climates iu the Union. and where crops are never cut
down by frosts, the terriblescourge of the north. see ad
vortisomont of Hammonton Lands.
Teacher% Wanted.
f (IHE SCHOOL DIRECTORS of North Lebanon Bor-
Ough, will meet at the Mifflin school house, In solid
Borough, on Saturday, the eth day of August, 1559, at 0
o'clock, A. M., for the puroso of examining and em
ploying 2 Into and 2 Female Teachers for the mhools of
said district, for tho ensuing term of. MORT MONTII3.
Tl/0 County Superintendent expocie to bo present.
EDMUND R. iilM)ltly Proecknt.
Jou,: U. Mit.i.ett, Secreldry.
North Lebanon Borough, July IS, HO.
LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES from
Philadelphia by Railroad in the State of New Jersey.—
Solt among tho boat . for Agricultural purpoacs. being a
good loam soli, with a clay bottom. The land lea large
tract, divided into small farms, and hundreds from all
rrtrta of the country are now settlingand building. The
climate Is delightful, and secure _from frosts. Terms
from gib to $2O per acre, payable within (Our yours by
instalments. To vlitit the place—Leave Vine Street
Wharf at Philadelphia at 7 . ;4 - A. 31. by Railroad for
Hammonton, or address R. T. Byrnes, by letter, Ham
monton Post Offco, Atlantic County, New Jersey. Soo
full advertisement In another column.
Notice.
FnROPOBAL3 for fnrnishing material and imaging
SIDEIVALKS and GUTTERS along Market, Walnut,
mlxirland and Claestriut Streets, in the liorongh'of
Lebanon (where notice had been given to propertyludit
ere to make the Mune and has riot been done;) will be
received by the undersigned, at his office, where speci
fications can be aeon, until Saturday, the 23d day of
July, 1652, at six o'clock, P. 31,, M. -
ISAAC IiOPPER, Rag. of flute*
Lebanon, Jul -659.
jrOViellansl Court Sale ! . pur.u.ooa of an order of the Orphan ... ..'. - .6 ur t of
Lebanon count,y, will be eaPeael U.?. :public. eels, oO
. C. aturdaY, Aurae 1 , 'l9, at the Pa h :.aiionse of. William
A. Moyer, in the borough of Lr,... mi, the Real Berate
of Payee 51orrit, deed, 00 r:42 - riding a *nether - boirilial
frame DWELLING-110 1 y 0r ..-:
titorles high, with 1, one and one half
~ , ...-frontlifg 98 feet on Eliza- 'MI.
bath street, an d ;,,,s - feat deep, situate in tho bor
ough Of le! -':,„ s a id property adjoins on
the nee' - , f -lf -n •
of
~
..„. , e i o f f George Gamer and-Mbar% and son • lot
. ,;,.eti Clouse. Sale to commenee •at 2 o'clock, P. ..U.,
:if fien conditions will be made known by . • ,
SOLOMON HALIEIk, Administrator.
if , ,the Court—d. B. Mew, Clerk,
. Ju13i.1.15; 1819.
. A. it.:IIOI3GUITER.
A. ?TOMMY LA . Office removed' to House f o
a. merli iMoUpWd by Micheal Warier, Cumberland
Squat, unarly oppmite - the Court Come.
Lebanon, Msyll.,l.BM-43m.
ORNAMENTAL CAST AND' wit9vG:
'POP. Cometorloa,Terandas,.Balcoolcs, ?Olio and Prlk
rate Grounds, *,c. &,C ., sehich he Offees In' rota me
nay of designs at lower prices than thosame eau boob:
gained utsewhare. Also, =AIX rialcgs of entry de•
seriptiou constantly kept ou band.
August 25. 1858.—tf. .
Public Notice
Ihereby given. that the undersigned has loaned to
Cyrus KAnacely, of the borough of Lebanon, one
BAY HORSE. the property of the undereigned. All
persons are therefore, hereby forbidden to molest, or In
anywise to loterfere with said property.
Lebenon„Juno 1,11859. „ . JOSEPH SIIANTZ.
Linati and Stinie.
SE ungleraigned hae constantly en hand;•nud formals.
n gbed atipplY:of Olt liest"linie and shine for
pnrpoeos near the Donaghsnora Furnace, which will
be disposed of on reasorMblo terms.
Lebanon, June 1, 1659. , CELNRAD.BANKS.
- 0" Teachers Wailrted•
flint SCITOOL DIRECTORS of Cornwall townahip will
mr et at Stoorer's Rchool noose, on Saturday, Au
gust 13,1859, at 9 o'clock. A. IL. for the purpose of ex.
amining and employing Teachers fur the Schoukof
district for the conning term of 8 months:.. liheial sala
ry will bb paid. MT, Philllps, .County Superintendent,
expecta, to be pre ht: •
I..ETEP:ZIIIIIERMAN : President.
JAMES HUMMEL, Secretary.
Jane 15, 1850.
Adintiatistratotoo Notice.
- KTIOVME h hereby given that Lettere of Admlniatnt
tion on the estate of Join tivevaa, er., late of the
township of North Lebanon, Lebanon county, Pa., hays
been granted to the undersigned, residing in Bald town
abrp. All persona Indebted to euid estate will please
males payment, and those having claims will proseui,
thew, to
_ JOHN BTCEVER,jr., Administratoi
.N. Lebanon tp., June 15, 1859.
For Sale or Rent:
C)
__
NEW BRICK TICIJSES Mid ONE FRAME. A Dou
ble TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on the earner of
1
Centre and Chesnut Streets, not quite finished, r
and a SINGLE TWO STORY BRICK, on Cheat-
nut Street new occupied by John Kriatt , anti a Ili
frame 1 l,4:: Story in North Lebanon, near' John
Arnold, are offered at Private Sala, and will eold
(Mani). null upon easy terms. Possession give tof the
two Efic*:lll3Au:ds6 next, by SIMON J. STINE.
Lebanon, June 29, 1869.
For
A N ELF:GANT BUSINESS ROOM, vornerof Cumber
/1 berland street anirDoci Alley, in thotiontre or town,
in the now building of the undersived. It is 00 feet
deep and 14 feet wide, It will be ranted on very reason
able terms. Apply to J. SUNCR.
Leha non. Juno, T 2 '.19,
A ssebsitien t -
ITE following Regulation adopted by. tile Board of
T
Directors of.-the LTCOM ISO COUNTINBUTUAL IN
SURANCR,COMPA N Y, of their office in the Borough of
Money. May 17, 1859, to wit:
RCSOPCM, That an AFfCBPment of 4 per cent be direc
ted on ell Premiuin Notes iu posseesion of the Company,
given for Insuranco which were in force on that day ;
and that the Board have appointed Adam Grittiligel', of
the Borough of Lebanon, Receiver for Lebanon county
of the said aaaoemont. By the Board, Josuna Dowsulv,
Secretary. In pursuance of the abovo, I will all on the
members of the Company for their respective awes
meats in a abort time, P. 7 the whole hi to be paid within
Bitty days from this date.
ADAM GRITTINGER,
Lebanon, June 22, 1859 Receiver.
Notice.
'PRE artierrelgned, citizens of Anal , 'Ho end vicinity
1, hereby notify all persoue to desist from ueapauting
on their enclosed grounds and entering OBOHAL DS,
Oreintields, throwing open Bare. Fences. 4bc., and - that
If the offence Is not •discontiuned-legal moo= wilt bo
taken. •
N.B.—Parente lovarlably held'responsittle for their
children. " '
Joseph Shenk, John Mayer. (IL S,)
Joseph L. Shenk, Martin M, , yer,
Abraham Shenk, John Nleyer,
Jos.toph M. Gingrich, John K. Mayor,
John N. Smith , Henry K. Meyer,
John Troxol. John Over,
John Sherk, fir, I Samuel Herr,
'Wm, ()etc . Chrlatian Herr,
Mini''Cl Henning; George 3latterne!,
GibFon it. Sperms., / Jacob Lohland.
Movea Shirk, • ... . I
June 22, 1ti:59.-3ino..
NOT
A.ToTroz is hereby given
LI person or persons cote
for the warpage of Gamin g,T
down Grain, Orass,
law.
a El
by tho undersigned, that any
ring on tbo lands of the game
ug down Fences, tir..nlitng
1 be tie* oslti veottiir.s to
John Llght,( aa)
William Bvarharci,
Joseph :Oyer,
•_ Jacob Shark,
:iarobVert,
Jasob Belycrob,
Cbailas TS. Forney.
G. Dawson Mamma,
Abraham R. Light,
Samuel Allwein,
Jubti H. Eleneotl,
Lori Raney,
John StoevaT.
Thomas
..rnnt 24;5,869
William Lehman,
Samuel Reinoehl,
Micheal lieverling,
John U. Imhof,
Joseph Gingrich,
tmulel Seltzer,
Daniel Light,
' John H. Elliman,
Henry L. Fisher,
John F. Potnehke,
'Ootlelb Light,
' John Arnold,
laeop(iordY,
• Jateph R. Kdehler,
Joseph Dabney.
North Lebanon township'
itt
.utual Fire Ideatrance Cam ,
Pat"' of . A n nville
--.
COUNTY, PENN'A.
Tun 044-%**.; ANY obtained its Charter et tho lost e
sign 'bf the Legislature. of PennsylVT3l9 , a n d is
.PIPEVetI to receive sod tnake insured - 6A
on Buildings, Furniture,. Stocks of Goods and Merchan
dise. Macron Bares'ired* contents, 'E54m I mplennintir.
Am: All persons wielding 'to 'nerve on a;Mutual
plo - sill apply. JOHN ALLWEIN, President.
RULPOLPR Hews, Trimmer...
4102GPEI P. Man, Scerctary.
MANAGERS •
JOHN H. RINFORIPB. Jeciis FINE;
Dr. H. A. FANESTOOII, DABIEN. Sc EARLY. •
DAVID ULACIP,' JACOB 8.-EILLINOER,
GEORGE BIGLER, awiletAia..wraN.
JOSEPH F. dIATZ. ORRIBTOPILOARMANY,
RUDOLPH HERR,' PETER FORNEY
SAMUEL DRIVER., Annvilla, May.ll,lB 68.-8 m
ALL WANTING FARMS IN A Dimawrrui.-
ciimata, rich eott, and secure. from -frosts. See adver
tisement of Hammonton Linde hi another column:
berg, beinre the (lay of Li nl6, wilt pleam to call onirn
Dohner, living on the prmai ma, at the Onkel Mlle.
Sale will commence at 12 o'clock, H. on said day, whoa
conditions of' Bale will be made known
e•
•JOUN Wth/FXR,
O. aucttEn,
• JOHN WHIM, ~
• I:7,lt,kllllCitlat.: •
A edviewi of Amides Wriisza rad Jona Maar&
June n, 1859.-td. . •.
SAMUEL REINOLIIL.. ♦DOLUHCS RELNOEILL. OUS. U. X=l.
,• • '
•.4 - t , =
: 1: • ' • -
t 3 P Raz .iiir=4Z 2r4 3 7 - 11
: •,. . .
A Friendly Inviiation
to nil deAiruus of puretinning •
LUMBER & COAL
To THE BEST A DVA ACV: WI TOE
OLD ESTABLIHIED ,t WSLI, IiNOWN
www=gi WiA . II.4E I )
Bellow 1•1 4 1 &
Al 1h UNION CiNA L. on the East and eat tines of
Xarket Sfreet,inirorth Labowm &revel. ,
_ _
THE Subscribers take ple:istire in informing the CLtS
seas of Lebanon, and surrounding eohnties.. that
they still continuo the LUMBER AND CZ./20.111r51.
NESS, at their old awl well lowa= hand; where they ore
daily receiving additional supplies of the
Best and Well Seasoned Lumber,
Consisiting of White and Yellow Pine [WARM
PLANK iin& Be ANTI ING J • • • • • •
Hemlock RGARDS, PLANK and SCANTLING ;
RAILS, POST, PALINGS and rENcrxn BOARDS;
ASH. from I to 4 inch; CHERRY, from men;
POPLAR, from !tg to 2 inch ; • ,
Poplar and Hardwood SCANTLING:
oak. and 'Maple BOARDS and MANES;
Roofing and Pl,,terinit LATHS.
Shingles ! Shingles 1 Shingles 1'!
• Also, Pins and Hemlock SUISOLES.
Coat Coat ! ! Coat 1. 1..
A large stock of the beet quality of Store. Bre
2 . lgg and Limebnruere CDAL; and also, the beet alle•
gamy COAL f..r Blawketnithe.
.Asl•Ttiaukftil for the litrerrl manner in which they
have heretofore been patronized. they would extend a
cordial invitation for a earaktmikkickk of rayon', Li they
are Cal:llama that thoy •oozy have the berVat, beat trre:l
cheapest stoic of LUMBER on hand in the County,
which will be cold at a rar....onatie per eetituge.
re„ Piedra rail Had exaroluo our awed eon kr k;od.be
fore porchatdog eloolehoro. • -
KnINOENT.S• L
North LanTl.3ll Bornu,ll%, May 25,1E4—{m.
First Premium and Diploma Awarded •by the
Lebanon County Agricultural Society
to tho celebrated
iltE RIC AIN Nt ATCIIIES. •
91MS ndOr somata of the merit and character of tits
Watch should prove a enfficißit recommendation to
those who contemplate purchasing a good and reliable
Time-keeper. They disclaim any pert of fereigu mach,
anima In summed or case, and to retard to rime awl
durability dietoote all coutptition. TIP•ao watches are
on exhibition at J. J. BLAIR'S 'Watch and Jewelry
Store, corner of Market and t;tunipriand streets, oppo
site UM Market louse, Le.ictnon, Pa. Nov. 3. !Abb.
Great Stock of SprittgGo4)ds
y
WOULD tube oermion to inform my friends pod cos.
tomer' that I am now, for the Sormt/ time iu the kiedt ,
for SPRING and )1 MER 0001)3,
which will be opened by the elt , e of weak or MTha
ins of next. It will be as One st Block of Foioie, and
Ann.rienn Dry Doo.le, sa can po4 , ibly be etAcctod by any
Nlernbant from this
.I.yould corAully invite cl} wee hnjet•a, nr What la
equivalent, approved Four : 4 164.101 . er Inlyer in
Too•heuge for produce, to cull and caaciline buy stock. 1
assure you it will well reuse the troublo.
Thanking You for part farms. I em yours truly,
Leb,non, %reit 24,'11 OW. I'FLEGER.
THE SECRI'T liiFIRICATIES
Youth anti !MMaluuo'iiy•
UST PUBLISH SD, OE ATI S. Thownad
♦7 A FIJI' .IVol(Dn' ON TIII4 11,VEVINAI, TREAT•
irirhont•Nle•lirior. of Eperrn...torrhea. or Local
Wiititic;fine, "Nortitrnal Etole , ionA. Genital and Norrour
Irrtlllty, Premature DecAr of tab Byeten, Impotency,
and Inipadiments Co 3ltirriag9 generally.
LY B. Of.; LAN P:V, 1).
The iloportant fact that the many alarm in a
originstioit in the imprudence cud solitude or
may be coolly removed wrinant =ha: 0T; is I , L, 'hi! email
mict cicarly demonstrated; and the cor: ;e l, new tie d
highly Bootee:Ant troatownt. as t.dop b y
the Autbot.
rally explained, by InC.a be of ' 4. l' . ...m . every ono iannat.loa
to rare alms* LP perfectly an.; a t the teut yovible cce,t,
tberoby avoiding all the ',.."rtrused nostrums of . the day.
Eon to addreaa, Br;dg and post free in sealed cove:-
non by remltting!.k et .aid) ewe posta t r,e stamps to Ds..
D. Dt, L A -Ng:4tn'Eaai3lst Street, New York City.
Juno
LW GOODS! NMI' . GOODS
CEITED AT •
HENRYI r RE SL STINE'S
HE Eubroribare have Just received the largest sad
best selected .et.,:ek of 000DS is th-ir line of bud--
an over brougt.t to thla Market, and Yeapactfu'lly in
to their customers nud the public iu general to Cal.
.d EXASIZ•ci: before purobealtur, awe/lucre,
Our Stock Conslabi In part of
ARIES'DRESS GOODS
oplei , dlQ i gilks; an eleg'ant teenrensent of
hse Cbplly, Cbally,Driaines,Lawirs, Barege New4vons,
ernes-Once, Crape Maltz, Poil de 4:berms. beyedere Ko •
iakv mid Traveling Dress Materla!e, New Styles, Fine
miss itritrowas Pini:s and Blues at 12 1 ,1, ate . the best
Vas offered. at ' _ fpNRY k
CLOTHS AND CAgSTWRRES
Light Colored and Flue'graelt Cdothi, Dila fanny Cu
deism. much redtteid,Whit• Dacia Rod trills,
Num&lee Vestioge prime aseartmest •
HENRYSTTNE,,
Weet:Corner of Comberised'and Meares 'trysts.
:riNE
' • SSLL•ALL'•
KINDB OF
• .
. .
DRY GOODS
BUN lISIBRELLABOautmetved and !ailing fest, it
ICEINItY & &ME'S.
OHS AP