manner which chilled our hearts with- • but swiftly as the aborigines of Aus in us. We were well acquainted with tralia can run, we kne* that there was the cannibal prepensities of the LOG- little chance of their overtaking our rigines, and a terrible fear blanched fleeter steeds. Our black guide shift every cheek and paralyzed each .ed for himself; after his own fashion, tongue. A cry as of suppressed pain I and the next day appeared, safe and burst from Courtney's tips, and the sound, at Glen ferny, to claim the mmised:reward. anguish depicted on his countenance;- y et . I i , .' ,'• cre eumelves, wo never halted nor was distressing to behold. m ai _ r d T rew rein until we had thoroughly my emotion vas too deep f could not attempt' to' tonscile: out-distanced the blacks. The next o - ttlieshal4 low hypocrisy of stimulated' hope. 1 I morning we had the satisfaction of ,Recovering from the first iihnek of i placing little Clara in the arms of her this.intelligence, he made a'rnotion sal desponding mother. of adVancieg. ' I hadantieipated this, ' It appeared that Courtney was duly and restrained' bite, -It would have visited by the black "gin." She came been madness for a few Europeans— ; alone. "s'" We :ware' on ly - fiVe in number—to at- I Where imy child? ho asked. tack two:heedred. ferocious savages. I " "Piccaninny by-by," she replied. " If the child was yet alive, I urged, we i You no gammon? might Courtney produced the promised possibly obtain her by exciting i , their cupidity, or by 'stratagem, but 1 treasures and laid them on the ground. could not possibly hope to do so by 1 Then she retired awhile and re feree. Thus I soothed him for the : turned, leading the poor child, who, time at least; but not until Jim, the stripped of all her clothing, and ter- Barber : had volunteered to enter the ribly frightened, no sooner recognised canal), and'obtain certain information. her father than she ran towards him i!I knew the heathens too well to be with eager delight. afeared of 'em," said he; "only you As he strained her to his breast, a keep.out of sight, and I'll make , et a stalwart black stepped frem the shad. believe there's, half a thousand men !ow of the trees, and:confronted them. in thes - erii.b here." 1 - ' 4 430 ks4b2ite-fellow.kill . King Billy's . , ' ained,..for it v asAccordingly, he was empowered to' lidocatanny;'the excl offer any quantity 'of heads, blankets, indeed •hiinself: "What for King Billy and TIMI, and'aueh'other-eeinmeditiesno Ikill 'white"fellew?' l . •ted :the Vacks - bast' love, for the 'ran- 4lie spear qniVereelOn his -';rasp. soni'of the' captive' child. Little Clara elnrof shrieking to 'her c c .Afterendarldg' easpense, as we best father; so that, ere he *could have die could, ..for •a period of time really - engaged himself, he must have fallen ehort,•but which appeared intermina- a victim to the bladk 'tnan'S yen ble, Jim returned. To oar great joy, gear o; when a musket ball, aired by hp assured ttii:that Clara was tilivaa;nd an unseen hand suddatily changed the uninjured, save that har'ClUthes had position of affairs. King Billy reeled 'been strippedfrom , her, and partition- and fell to the earth, recirtally wound ed amorigatLer:eifative children, a sir- ed, and the spear dropped pointless =instance to which; no doubt, the from his paralyzed hand. alarmierr t' statement of oar scout re- Courtney's deliverer was Jim the ferred. Having relieved our minds by Barber. Convinced that some foul play was intended, lie had quietly this information; Jim proceeded first to damp our hopes by declaring that-1 slipped away from our party, and his attempts at 'negotiation had prov- wended his way back to the place of . ed unsuccessful, and then to .revive meeting. There he arrived just as them by stating' that some of the the black started from' the bush; and blacks seemed favorable to the pro- it being, as he obServed himself, no posed . iaterehange. time to stand on ceremony, he fired Courtney, trernaloris with desperate the shot which terthinated King Bil anxiety. refused to listen to , any ad; Vs career, arid saved Tom Courtney's. vice which included further 'delay.— life. 'r n'etid scarcely say that he was "My child is yonder,"he said, "in the greatfully . and adequately rewarded. hands of ~e iarel -savageS. She. lives . The associations connected With r.vei'. ; 'tn-rnorroiv, per h aps e...___ En Glenferily rendered thatflobality so looked, but could not speak the hor diStasteful to Courtney, that shortly rid thoulht. • "SW I stand idly by, after these events, he removed into and make no effort to save her ? Igo the interior. Even there, distorted to the rescue if Igo alone. If I do. versions .of _ the poisoning at "No not return, will you settle my affairs, good" frequently pained his sensitive and send my wife home—to En land ?' mind, and he eventually retired to "Nay," I replied, "if you are de. England. In his quiet :Devonshire termined to go, we will all accom pany villa heregititied a per title of his for you, although' it' i-s;really enty -seek- -e - ter'tranquility, and often relates with !ing our most certa.indestruetion." a kind of Tilden choly pl easurethe per- All argument having thus failed to ilous adventure that befell his hand counteract the pleadings of eater°, some Clara in th 3 wild Australia bush. we were, about to . set off in . a body, Many years have elapsed since the when a new, actor_ appeared on the date of' the events. which I have re scene.- This Was a "gin," or black corded; the white man has planted woman, froin the native camp. Part- his foot firmly on the soil of Port ly by signs, Partly - by such broken Phillip, and the aborigine has receded English - aS she, could : utter, : she -gave before him: To . the latter, the ad us to understand that shaWaSSuscept- vance of Civilization has Webb produc ible:. of the teduCtiVe 'influences . of five of unmixed evil; Eurepean rem •bri6ery, and that, in consideration of and European disease have done their our-beatows.l-upen her of snob value- work with frightful cettairity.andue •ble as we-had in our immediate pos- paralleled celerity. The black pop session, she would surreptitiously de- ulation are yearly, nay, daily decrees_ liver Clara. into our - hands. ' Accord- ing in numbers. In lieu of the vie -or, ingly, we mustered rings, watches, one savage of 'forrner days, a squalid knives, tobacco,. and all the coin in and enfeebled type alone remains. No our pockets,.;tud laid them before her longer' the native camp resounds, as intimating that upon our reception of of yore, With tlie clamor of healthy the child sareanduninjnred, the whole children ; for the fountain of exist should be'her prize. She demanded, ence has been poisoned at its very in addition, the gilt buttons from my source, so that in all : probability, the - own coat, and a red Serge shirt in black man of Port Ph i llip—the scourge which the Barber had indeed his tip- and the_ chto bnhe earthly settler— per person; and these trifles -being will be uriknewri, Save by traditions conceded, much more to'her OWn sat such e as-these, ' even to the next e'en- y.. isfitetion than that of the owners, the oration. bargain was Concluded. One condi-----"''''' tion, however, she insisted on i none bat the father was to be present when she brought the child. She appeared to apprehend some kind of treachery, and by . neither persuasion nor intim idation could we induce her to yield this point. Reluctantly, I endorsed Courtney's eager promise, that he should be left alone to receive his loSt brekisnre. ' ' By the Ame this -arrangment was concluded, it was sundown; atid the 'gin' left us, after intimating that she would return with Clara when the Moon was over a particular tree. She . lingered awhile to see that we were actually retreating; . and fhen, by a circuitous rout, regained the Camp. We halted at the skirts of the wood. My distrust of the natives rendered me very, apprehensive of danger to Courtney.; What if it Were all - a ruse? True, he was sVe'll armed; but if his life was sought, he would not, be aware of the presence of his enemies until the death-blow had been struck. Yet, to return would probably frus trate all his fond hopes, by deterring the "gin" from approaching. - How to act in this emergency, I knew not; and l turned to consult with Sim the harbor. To rimy surprise, he had disappeared, none knew. how or whither. He had lagged,somewhat behind in our re trogade march; and it at once occurred to me - that he had probably been de spatched by the noiseless weapons of the natives. I now felt assured that treachery was Meditated. Llooked towards the Moon; it appeared to be over the ap pointed tree. :„Come what might, I resolved to retirn;. and calling on the constables t o foitow,,l at once turned on our track, and made for the place of rendezvous. At that moment, the sharp crack of a gun reverberated through the woods, and, oh, bow bit terly 1 repented, my imprudence i n consenting to leave' Courtney alone. W.e.liurred"o,nwards yet more rap idly,`and in a few seconds, Courtney and the Barber' with the rescued child came . rushing breathlessly through : the scrub. Without a question, or a word of explanation, we joined them, and aged our way to the spot where thil)iorses were picketed. As we mounted, a road yell— the combined outburst - of a hundred savage throats -:--appriiiod as that we were pursued; .IL't„ti.ao . 3b..itttrtis.tr;,:,. ~. riiv 'SCOW DEXecoATic PRINCIPLES CEASE TO .I,l:Au, WE CEASE TO FOLLOW?, WX. X. BREST.IN, Fatitibr an& P6ptietor LEBANON, PA. %VEDNEDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1859 OW Hon. A. 8.-Aleek, Speaker of the Alabama House of Represent:9, tives, in his intrUduotory speech, said : remember to have been present when that question effecting the in , teresfs of so large a,:port'inu, of man kind was decided-;in the Supreme Court of the - United States. I refer to what is know -as :the Dred Scott decision, and I could not bat admire the simplicity, and yet the great dig nity,- that distinguished the , Court in that event—the grandeur with which that decision was : given: There sat the venerable Chief... Justice Roger Taney like sonic) old: prophet, linger , . log on the verge of the other world, enuutiating principles of the greatest importance to the people of this Uni on.: and, whenever the slightest dis turbance interrupted his-proceeding, he raised a simple pe.neil,the•rinurmur was hushed, and 'thus the great move ment went on. : It'was.a:scene , :wor thy of .contemplation." terA gloom was ,east over many social circles of Philadelphia, on Thursday, and particularly over the Society of Friends, by, t,he suddende mise of one of their most cherished members. The lady was. ill and her physician prescribed quinine for her, but the apothecary at Hazzard's Drug Store, corner of Twelfth and Chesnut streets, sent morphia instead of qui nine, and the consequence: was the deadly drug killed her. This is the second fatal error that has occurred at the establishment Within. two .of three years.. The lady above referred to was Miss A n nie Nicholson, aged 41 years, who residedoiTwelfth street below Chest-: THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. LOOK OUT ron HIM.—We learn that I a young man apparently about twen- Ity years of age, traveled through the I eastern part of our county last week, collecting money fur a Mr. Young, 1 whose barn he said had been burned 1 down recently in Lebanon county, to , I gether with a number of horses, ;cows, I &c. He represented that he had'heen appointed an agent to collect money to make up Mr. Young's less and suc ceeded in collecting some &Ay' or'fif ty dollars from the farmerS'in' South. I East and West Hanover toWhhips.— 1 He had a book in which he.put down I the names of persons whecontribut -1 ed, and after he left the house would i alter the figures so as to make per ! sons believe that their neighbors had I given more than that which they re. I ally did, in order to induce his vic tims to subscribe more freely. .vic tims is Deedless to say that no such fire oc ctirred, and that this fellow is a bogus collector. He gave his name as Bich ards at one place, and at another,place Brown. He spoke German and Eng lish, is of respectable appearance, well dressed, and talks well. We advise I the farmers throughout.the county to I look out for this chap. `He . will no doubt 'extend hiS operations into, oth er towilShips.--Harrisbtiri. •Pairiet. . . NEW YORK CITY ELECTION." --They `nYeliOt:dol - 10 voting yet; in New York, it appears. The municipal election, for Mayor, and other city officers will take place on Tuesday, the Gth of De cember • Five ea.naidr,tes have been placed in finomination for Mayor, two by the rival sections''of the Dein'ocia cy,-and three by the Other parties;'or fragments - oflia:rties, to wit: • , Tammany Hall - Dem., WilliaM F. Havemeyer. Mozart Hall Be.,m Fernando Wood. Old Line Whig; J. Depeygter Ogden. People's Party, 'Simeon Draper:, Republican, George Opdyke: Mr.HaVemeyer, the Tammany Hall nominee, is a gentleman of high ehar • act.ir, and great oopularitY,.. • He has held the , position of Mayor beere, and made a fearless, honest and dn . cietit officer. EXAMINING, BOTTOMS OF WELLS.-• It isnOt generally known; we think, how-easy a Matter it is to: examine thebettoni 'Of a well,•eiSte - rn,trpOed of water, by the use Of. a &within] mirror. The New IlaMpshire Jour nal of Agriculture says: When the sun is shining brightly hold a mirror so - that 'the reflected rays of light Will fall into the \v'titer. A bright spot will be seen at the b6t tom, so light as to shoW the . smallest object very plainly: By this iheans we have examined the bottoth of wells fifty feet deep, when half full of Wa ter. The smallest straw or other small object can be perfectly Sean from the surface. In the same way ono can examine the bottom of ponds and rivers, if the water be sOmeWhat clear, and not agitated by winds or rapid ludien.. if a well or cistern be, unfler cover or sheltered by buildings so that the sunlight will not fall ,nearr the . opening, it is . only necessary to em ploy two mirrors, using one to reflect the light to the Opening, and another to send it down perpendicularly into the water. Light may be thrown fif ty or a hundred yards to the spot de sired, and then reflected downward, We haVel used .the mirror With Oa, eess to reflect the light around a field to a shaded, Spot, and also to carry it. froin' , 4 south windckv _throngh, two rooms, and then in to - 4 cistern Under the north side of the house: Half dozen .reflections. of the light May be indite', though each Mitrdt dirhinish, es the brilliancy of the light. ,:bet any one net•fartriliat With thiS meth od try it, and - he Will - flad,it not only useful; but pi easant will, perhaps, reveal menu at the baton) of ft well WhiCh has been 'little thought of, but : whieli may have been a fruitful sciurec:Of di' sedse'bv' its (Way, in the sue: Mr, Wm Katy*, of Philaded; phia, who was iarrested about. :tWo" mbothd'itgoallarrieburg; wit; Chiirgo of murder broUght against:Mtn by 'a colored girl, was tried by' the Court on Friday evening. was - negnit-: ted by ;the jury Without' leaVifig the box, the. 'evidence .fally exonerating him from the A. NEW A,GENT.—The A kale Medicale; of , Paris i . gives the!follofring sweet 'prescription' for procuring sound. , sleep: It says_' Put two or !Sree..pieeevof,sugar candy, of .the size :of! a laazelnift,!'' into your", mouth, on going to bed, -and • before' they have -melted away you 'will' be asleep. The slet caused' by it Is're freshing,abd invigorating, and not at all,resembling , that produced by any drug. FFFECT OF THE "IRREPRESS.IIILE CON FLICT!' .ON THADE—At no • previoUs time in the hjStory of Virginia have the people evinced a more determin-: ed pnrpose to dispense with Northern fabrics of all 'kinds and supply their wants, as far as .practicable, from the' rnanufactoiies of the South: THE RESULT OP JEALOUSY.—A. few evenings since, says the Albany 'Stand ard, a man•namett Phillips, On i'etirn ing to his residence, saw, through the window of his house, a man in the embrace of his wife, fondly caressing and kissing her. Ile looked, and looked again,- td make'sure that What he sa's *at no delusion, but realitY. Still did his wife and the man contin ue their expressions of delight and gratification towards each othel.-- The 'brain of Phillips became madden ed at the sight. lie rushed to the woodshed, and arming himself with an axe sallied into the room where the pair were. Without stopping to look, think or speak, he 'made an on slaught on both. As he raised the axe it struck the stovepipe, which fell upon a cradle in *hi& *akan infant that narrowly escaped death. Wife land maw were.each knocked. down. Mr, Phillips •• ievenge - thlinisilf, es - specially on the man whom he knock ed and kicked about unmercifully.— The poor woman undertook to save the man. This step exasperated Phil lips, who turned upon her, and did that which he never had occasion to do before—abuse and maltreat her. While he was doing this, the young . stranger saw the door open, picked - himself up and made off, and that is the last seen of him. After going on terribly for some five or ten minutes, - Phillips sat down and wept like l a Chilli. :iiis wife still lay on the floor in alielfffess condition. lie rais ed her up, and endeavored to soothe her pains. As'soon as she had recov erect she informed him that the young man he had so attacked and -abused was his long absent son, who had just returned from California; where he had been since 1848. The wife was 80 .badly" injured by the assault of her husband that she . fell into a delirious ' ; statc, and her friends. have been ed to send her to the Asylum, as she was fast becoming insane. THE FENCE QUES±I`ON is under dis cussion in the American Institute Far mers'"Clab of New York, some of Iwhose members are in : favor of die . wensing entirely Wi a tfrfences as pro rtectiou against the inroads of cattle— ; requiring ow,pei's of-,:pigs, cows, &c„ Ito fence them" in, ,n 4 longer requiring ; others to fence them out. The econ omy of the propcised - arrangement is !.obvious, and it must some 'day be adopted. GEfSiGIiAI4IICAL.—The . great problem of the source . uf. the Nile, which has oc• copied the attention of the world du ring 'So . many ages, may now be Consid ered as definitely solved.. Cript.Spehle, who has'just returned tn'Englanii. - fiet'm ap.extenoed tour in Central Afrida,''.in company with Capt. Burton, discovered a lake, called by the native Nyanxa, but by the Arabs Ukerewe, which appears to he the great. reservoir of the Nile. It exteodefrom s,degrees 30 minutes south to ,3 degrees, 30 minutes north latitude, lying across the equator in east longitude ;33 degrees. Its waters are ihe e 'drainage of numerous hills which surround it on almost every side. The new. lake , washes .out the mountains of the moon. as at present existing in our atlases.. 'An expedition to !.Northeastern Africa has been formed in Bombay for the pur• pose M continuing and completing the rliscciti-erios of Captains Burton and . Spoke. lMr. Kenelly, - secretary, tn'the Bombay Geographical Sn'Aie.iy, and Dr. Sylvester are at the !wad of it. Th6y are to set out in November, and will attempt a thorough exploration of the lake .region, which is noW"known to con lain the source - 5'61.11m Nile. SINGIILIert Dkallt.—A boy was fright ened to death at , Ottowa; Canada on the 2d inst. under the 'following circuit,- stances: Some men - Were about to slant h• 'Or an ox, and had attached one end of the rope to the Urns and passed the other through the door into the Slatigli• ter hot*, and were.driving the animal in;: The boy, Simon held a candel-stick in one corner to throw light ,on .the proceedings. When the beast wits driven in., it appears that it made a sudden movement towards the corner where the boy was, and was in 'Meetly seized by the nose by one of the butcher's dogs, when it roared Out loudly, - and the boy cropped to the ground in a n instant, perfectly dead. M's.krin ' FROM FR IG hT.--An old lady named Mrs. Elizabeth Ritter, widbkv of the late Jacob ' Ritter, of Exeter town residihg at the. corner of 7th St. and Cherry Ailey, in : thiseity, died from the eiteeis of'fritht`lin Vriday night of last week. It appears that she 'Was standing under her door at the tune the terrible .and fatal accident to Mr. Daniel; Becker, which occurred on the afternoott.of the sans,day,. On the ja il_ reart,'itotnediately .in,front of her resi dence,'Shewas so greatly 'exthfted in' „ - donsequepce that she was taken with ceitvulsions, and died 'about an. hour after' Mr. Becker had breathed his last. Tart . funtlittl took „place on Nfonda'y last; and was: attended by :a :kite num• her sorrowing elativea I and 'friends, by whom she waslteld -in: high esteciti- Reading. Joyrnal. ; , ,;: Thirsday last, Sarah Hubbard a girl of irreproachable eharater, aged nineteen, employed in the . office .of the Clearland Plaindealer, attempted to shoot' a . man' named Moore, who had been, circulating some slanders about ,Miss Hubbard is an orphan, with. o'tit Pr'Otectors, and thought she had no other way of avenging, her. wrongs. She Met himin the streets, demanded, an apedolgy,,and, as this was refused, fired her pistol at him. The shot failed to tale 64Ve61, and its wrenched the pistol fibin She Obtained another pistol, and a : few holies after went to his boa'rd • ingtionie, and as he'ivas through the, entry again rated) ' p're'd.to shoot him, but precisely the sa'ine fesult. Blanket Shawls, CCLOTH, WOOLEN CLOTIELNG of all colors, dyed 1& Black or Blue Iliad:, pressed, the color tyarraats I and goods turned out equal to rimy by LYON LE)fliEltOltit, .... . . East ifanovor. 437- Articles to be died can-be left:itt Jos. L. Leather gees Divg Store' where all orders for the above will be attended to. ' ' [Sept. 7, 1659„ ... :Vatio nal "louse. NORTH IL CORNRR of Plank road slid Gaillard Streets, ~ NORTE. LEBANON, PENN'A. To xi& Pornao: , . 1101 all ye thirsty Unte and drink, for nice cool mineral water, the choicest vintage, and the purest malt liquors grace my bar. And ye hungry come and eat, as tke table is loaded with the Most•substantial fare, and the richest delicacies of the tenaciii crown my board— ComomaT l and beast my bailie is always open to the stranger and the friend, and for animals the best of pro vender fine stabling, and attentive hostlers, are ever ready at my stables. Yours, Respectfully, R . Orth Lebncon, Sept. 14, 1859. MERRY. BOLTZ STOVES san d TIMMVARE. fiboi East of the .74banon Valley Bank. 13111111& BRESSLER are now prepared to offer the best assort uncut of. sToira end TIN WARE to the ever offeredld.Lebanon. They most resPectfdlly Invite their friends and public to call and see beers buying elsewhere. Also, the SELF-SEALING &BIERMAN FRUIT CAN, the beet invention of the age, its it is 20 per cent. cheap er than any other offered to the public.. We Wed have on hand all kinds if Itheiste, which Will be pu t.np at the shortest notice. All kinds of Job Work done..in thelieSt wOkkmatillye roannei, and at the 'shortest notice. 4241? - 2,180, particular attention is paid_to have always on hand the hest which cannot be surpassed in quality. • • Aug. 24, '59-tt • HYSICRANS'LISTS, ..roi.AB6o, „filet re oef*Uat: WALTZ & =DEMI. CARPET' N GS. T WOULD respectfully invite the public to call and vt): amino my now fall stock of Carpetings of Foreign 1 and Domestic manufactures; English Tapestry Brussels, from 75 to $1 25; two Ply.lngruiii. 'suitable fur parlors, setting roams and churnings, front 31 to 57; entry and i l stair carpets. &c. Also, large stock of floor and table Oil Cloths, Window Shales, Oreen Gum Cloth, and 134 yards wide; floor Drugg- PH N INEA S D Rug,s. &c. OUGH, Jr., (late Shoemaker & Hough,) SOS N. 2,1 street, abase No ble, West side. Branch Store SO2 Spring Garden street 2d door above Sth. South side. Philadelphia. October 19.1359. NORTH LEBANON Saddle and Harness Manu factory. North-{Pat Varner. of Jlneket and Masi* Streets. eira.THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that he A t. ..;-,...- -, continues the above business, at his 0 - ' --:_?...\. old stand in North Lebanon, and that 1' ' - ' ,-- he boo added greatly to his facilities for the general accommodation With a determination to be behind no other establishment in either city or country in his abilities to accommodate customers, he lies spared neither pains nor expense to obtain and make himself muster of every modern improvemen in the bu siness and secure the services of the best workmen that liberal Wages would command. Re will keep a large stock on hand, and manufacture at the shortest notice, ell descriptions of HARNESS, such as Saddles, Bridles, Carriage Harness, of all,kinds ; .heavy Harness,' Buggy Whigs of the best Manufacture, ~!.., , . Buffalo Robe r s, Fly Nets, such as Cotton. Worsted, Linen, and,a new kind, lately invented ; (MIPS of every . kind, .entlit sti,Drogey Whips, Cart Whips, Ac.; HAMESof all descriptions, HALTER CHAINS, home-made TRACES, &c., &c., all of which he will warrant to be equal to-any that can be obtained in any other establishment In the country. All he asks that then.. desiriug anything in this line, should call at his place and examine his stock. He feels the fullest confidence in his ability to give entire satisfaction. /EX- All orders thanklntly received and promptly at tended to. SOl-031011 SIMI. • North Lebanon Borough, Oct. 12, 1959. GREAT CLOTHING BAZAAR! Head' Quarters, NEW ARRIVAL OF PALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, at the great Clothing Emporium of REIZENSTEIN id BROTHEB, nearly opposite The Court Home, Lebanon, Penn'a. undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to their numerous friends and customers; as well as `the rest of mankind. that they have just returned from the Eastern cities with a large and ELEGANT STOCK OP READY MADE CLOTH trig, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, which are now ready for liispectinn. We take nartienlar pride to inform the public that our goods are not onlY of.the best mate rials, but they are also well sewed; and we can guarantee them for strength and durability. For Fashion, taste of .style and tits,weAta inure the latest, the.neatest and meat com:breubledgarettents thnt Can be procitrettin.m4 part of the country. The main advantage is that-We can and will sell, at all Miles, 20 per.nent. - cheaper than any ether man in the. Borough' r Cellist.) , of Lebanon. The stook comprises every article found in a Purniabingauct Clo thing store, vie OVER COATS of every Ftyle and .quality . , shapes .and colors. ,7dliett. plain and may Caniidein and. Business coats. Black, blue and brown due cloth frock and dress cents.: PANTS The only bonntirul and complete stock to be found in town. VESTS of every style, quality and color, varying In prices, very HATS AND CAPS, Umbrellas, Trunka, Valises, Carpet liaga,ftne linen shirts and Collars, Under fiarments, and a great many other things too numerous too mention. . Call and examine our :stock before purchasing-else where. We take this opportunity to. return our thanks for favors heretofore extended, and reassure the public that the confidence with which we bare been !livered, we:will strive to merit in the future., TIENENSTEIN BXtO Lebanon, October 19, 1859, UdfI+JRR. L traiß.E ß. NEARLY 2,000,000 FEET ! at s best and cheapest assortment of Minna ev er Offered to the public, is now for gale at the new nd extensive LUMBER and COAL YARD of BRECHBILL HORST, 11 the Borough of Nor,th j:ebanon, on the bank of the Union Canal, at the , head of Walnut street, a few iuttres North of the Genessee Steam Mills, and one guars east of Borgner's Hotel. , Their assortment consists of the-best well-sealoned White,Yell Norwak,.,Pine and Hemlock Iloants;— Cherr,y,;Poptar and Pine,Bnards;„,.. 1 1 / 2. and 2 inch Panne) and Common Plartk• 'White Pine and Hemlock Searatingand joists; White Oak Bonres, Plank and Scantling; .onti y inch Poplar Boards, Plank and Scantling. .SHINGLES 1 SHINGLES ! The best Pine and Hemlock Shingles; Mae, Roofing and Plastering Laths;. Chestnut Rolla and Posts, and Ps.ilings for fences .. and fencing 7:ipecac „ FLOORING titans of ail sizes acid deStnipfin s ns. • COAL!-COAL ! ! • COALI ! I Tito largest stock of-token, Stove, Lime/turners and Hollidaysburg Smith Coal, at the lowest prices. tta,;;Con,fident that they have the largest and best ris sortmetit of Lmemat of all descriptions andsizes, as well as the largest stock of the different kinds of Cos; ever offered to the citizens of Lebanon county, they venture to say that they can accommodate all purchasers satis factorily, and would therefore invite all who want any thing in their line, to examine their stock before pur chasing elsewhere. BREGIIBILL HORST. N. Lebanon, Feb. 24, 'ISIS. SOMETHING NEW. TILE whole world is in a grand stage of pro grass, and every day is bringing forth some thing new: WA of all the late wonders in nature or of rtyt. the discoveries of science and of philosophy, the daring foals . of,a tt flolidry ! pg:•the alarming news of Harper's Ferri.-re ring stiecnedell in - producing a sensation so effoetnally upon a community as the daily arrival of.NEW.OPIPS at the 3larrimeth Portico Bee hire Store of GEORG.p & PYL , E. Conippt4rs .stand aghast with: .ASTONISIT7rIENT, while, Putroas ,are rushing-forward with amaaemairt:— , - Words of commendation Jr1161:1 their superior qualities, magnificent Kyles, and...extraordinary low -prices, are being excliniy - 4ed lvith electrical rapidity_ throughout the community, crcorlis ,t)f atriious - purchasers are streaming from X4rtlii, S c puth, East and West, with a determination toaeopre a held dr the;:prizn bargains .they Ike,. giving at . the I.llVE,Store, opposite the Court House. ' LADIES, LOPR HERE -- - . Black„ Brocade. Byadere, Figured, new styles;all pricei, very cheap, at George & Pyle. Merinoes, _Cashmeres, De Lanes; poll de Chewers, En gard, Plaids, all 'xery handeonie, at George a Pyle. Bernb:izines, Lustres, Deßages, Liplies' Cloaking Clothe, various colors and styles, at George & Pyle. opera Cloths, Rigoietts, Hoods. GlovesMoniory, Ilandkerchiefs, very low. at George a Pyle. GEN I PLEIVIEN, LOOK HERE. . CLOTH—Black, 'Brown, Blue, Olive and Green, from il f so to $lO per yard, at George a Pyle. Casaimercs--Blaek. Doeskin, Fancy,F:iigllsh, French, and American. from 50 cte. Geprge a Pyle..' Satinetts, Tweeds, Juana, FlatMelia, .51uslins, Shirts, .brawef3, Olovm all styles, Handkerchiefs, &c., of all qualities and prices nt • • • George & Pyle, VESTINGS--Silki Plush; "Velvets,' Satins, of all the 'latest styles, fium 50 eta. to $9 at Georgea Pyle.. . QUIIBIISWARE and Glassware, In all their varirtles, necessary for Families, I•lotcls, &0., at George k GROCERIES—Sugars can't be beat, Molasses .do„ from S cents upwards, Coffee very best, Teas, green and black, best quality, at George a Pyle. 11A51—We would call particular attention to our stock of Jersey and Country llama, wbicb an: be rec ommended to our friends. Important for a 004 Break fast, Dinner or Supper. George 'Pyle. LADIES AND GENTLDiffN, Call and nee us, and examine. for yourselves,' We hail! , Jost retnilied from the city with a complete as sortment of FALL, AND WINTER GOODS of the most fashionable style, and at prices that can't be beat oven by Now York or Philadelphia. Remember DS—the Mammoth Portico Dee Ciro Store, opposite the Court House. GEORGE & PYLE. _No trouble to show Goode. Noy. 23,1839: ENCOURA:GEF.TRYARPRIZE ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW ra lt.l a N c e b w e s a nos . ii aa a new s arrival i t ml c o i f , handsomest ia tl_la store. • iYi.O - WANT To Save money, buy you's. Dry Gooda at !tabor a Dr°. • YOU WANT To get a cheap, yet Imudsonie Silk Dress, Rather Bro., Jo the nloee.to Buy them; they have Fancy mid Black Silk from 55 cents, a yard, apt upwards. IF YOU-WANT A bandaomeßllAWl,, cheap, Call at hither t B. oe. IF TOJJ WANT Collaris, Bleerea, Cent. Embroidery, you save mon ey by buying of itaber, ,Broa. IF You W4i s A good pair of Kid Gloves, c t, Rabin A Broa bare them and will will cheap. IF YOU WANT Calico, Prints, Yoti can bay. them 4.lltiber k Broa, from 4 cents a yard. to 10 cents, and Britlish and French, from 12 to 20 cents per yard. IF YOU WANT Gingbams, 'Reber a Bros. have them from 63 cents a yard to 33 cants. IF YOU WANT lduslins, you can buy them at Reber* Bros., from 1 cents & yard to 20 or 25 cents, any quality you wish. ANYTHING ELSE TILAT Yon need for .Is`i efe - 3 or Family use, ytitt Will find cheap, at Reber a Rros. IF YOU WANT • A Coat, a pair of Pants, or 'Vest for yourself, Raiser . Bros. have the best assortment of Goods for the see 'son, and the prices to suit you_ FOR YOUR BUS!, Clothing, select your goods at Reber & Bros. and save 'money by buying cheap. TILE LARGEST AND Cheapest assortment of CARPETS yon will find at Reber k Bros.' Call and examine for yourself. Fall and IVisster Millinery. itArRS. LIICETTA SUCH, having dust , retulited from ivy the City of Pananzipurs, with the •••• LATEST STYLES DF BONNETS, Ribbons and all kinds of goods pertaining to the(, Millinery business, wbuld respectftilly invite the Ladies of the Borough of Lebanon and vicinity toit call at her store in Cumberland Street; in the Boiroujhof Lebanon, east of the Court House, opposite the Black Rome hotel, and examine her' large and extenaive as. sortment.' She feels coutideit of being able , tole iFir Orders promptly attended to:" , . . . . LUGETTA UCE. Lebanon, Ott. 19,1552. James IL Kelley SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH WATCH, Ocryte Building.s, Camb Pa. erland .Vral, LEBANON, FFERS to the Public an elegant and extensive assort ment OF PARIS STYLES OF FINE JEWELRY, consisting of Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl. Stone, Onniec, Enameled Work, and Etruscan Coral Breast Pins Ear Rigns and Finger Rings. re, GOLD COM:VS of every style '4llo^' and quality. English. French, Swiss and Ameri can Gold and Silver Watches of the must approved and celebrated makers. Clocks of every description. A large var ietyMf.Fancy Goods, Paintings. Vases, Sm. The stock willtbe found among the largest in thissec - tion of Pennsylvaniss, and has been selected with great care from the most celebrated importing and manufac turing establishments ifr New York and Philadelphia.' it.F.PAITatiG done at the char test notice, stud is a most workmanlike manner. My . friends, and the Pnbllegenemlre aim invited to an examination of my superb stock. • 1 JAMES If. KELLY, Sign of the Big Watch, Lebanon, Sept. 21,15a9. LEBANON Stove, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware MANUFACTORY, InMarket street, next door to the Lebanon Bank, INT HERE can be Lad the largest and best assortment of COOKING STOVES ever offered to the public, Comprising the following varieties:—Royal Cook, 4 sizes, Girard Air Tieit, 4 siz s, Hercules, a Home Mat ufacaured Stove, 3 sizes, Extendeded fire box for Wood and Coal, Royal Cook, 3 sizes, Prairie Flower, Different sizes, Fanny Forrmtor, 5 51745. All the above Cooking Stoves, are warranted to Bake ' Roast, Boil, or do anything in or on them that may be desired: also, - a Largo assortment of Parlor, Hail and Barroom Stoves, which will be sold cheap for ChM or approved Credit. Also the largest assortment and best made TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE ever offered to the palate which will be sold Wholesale or Retail, The largest assortment, and last made and heaviest Coal Beckets,,to,be found in Lebanon, at the Stove and Tin Ware Manufactory of JAMES N. ROGERS. per.. Roofing, SpoutinguAd - Jobbing 'of all kinds at tended to at short notice and on reasonable terms. Alt work warranted. 3. Y. It., being ao practical. Workman in histineof bu nine=s, attends to his work personally, Lebanon, 5cpGt;21, 1559 TIIST RECEIVED i superior PORT WINE, very del icate; also SCOUR ALT, L'uEON PORTER, CATAWBA BRANDT, and CiNCINNATT CIIA3IPAGNE, at REIGART'S Wine and Liquor Store. CLOCKS. T It iirlr . 'Day, Eight Ray, T h irty,"H our, CLACKS, Just iteived: at J. J. BLAIR'S Jerelry Store, Lebanon Pa Notice. •N MICE is hereby given to 'all persons indebted on the books of John B. Rauch, Merchant in Lebanon, to make settlement bettreenk dills.'date and the Ist of January; 1860, as the books , tvill ba placed in the hands of a Justice of the Peace after dila day for collection. Lebanon, tov. 9,1859. JOUR B. ' NORTH LEBANON BOROUGH DIVIDED 1. GREAT EXCITEMNET. ' Grand Rush for the reople's Head Quarters! THE ACTION /AP the Legislature of the .Commonwealt pee, sylvania, in reference to the Borough of NORT.I LEBANON, has caused an unusual degree of excite went among its quiet inhabitants, but not near so leech as the Fresh Arrival of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, at the MANSION MUSE STORE OF .• Mess rts. Fund: & h olber. .45r- The Proprietors feel confident that they aro still able' to supply all their customers, and the "rest of mankind." who will favor them with a call, with any variety of the CHOICEST GOOD,. ' The new system enables them to sell at greatly re &tee d prices, which they hope will be a great induce meet for all desirous of buying cheap, to give them a mill. Call cud see for yourselves, t*- tsulies and Gentlemen ate most cordially invited to give them evil'. and examine for themselves. North Lebanon Borough, April 20. 1559. ATRINS S. - BRO.'S New Boot and Shoe Store is fitted tip in goad :wile, for comfort and convenience, both fur ladies and Gentlemen. • ATKINS dz. 11110. promise to be punetnal,undwill au deavor to please all wbo May call on their rod Boots and Shoes. Notice to Ct)liectocs. NOTICE is hereby gisien to the Collectors of the sar oral townships who bare Duplicates. thatthe Board of County Commissioners will be in session on the sth day of December next, and that those Collectors who do not on or before that day make settlement of their Dupli cates, that they will be proceeded against by the proper legal Officers, and the unpaid balances against all press ed to immediate Collection. slirtfir- The Collectors will also remember that all their Mum. Mars must be Fettled for on mid day. • • JACOD.BACti 3IAN, 11 MICII/1. 1 . DEININOER, Commissioner DAVID now NGEII. Attest, Crags Sum, Clerk. Lebanon, October 5,1558: THE .11A.M.MONTON.FAHMER.—A. news. paper devoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set ting forth full accounts of,the new settlement of Ham monton, in New Jer-ey; mu be subscribed for at only cents per annum. ~.. .. • 4 1,1 t; Inclose postage ier.txtrus Or Vie amount: Address to Editor,of the Farmer, Mammon, P. 0. Atlantic Co., New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land. of the boat quality, in one of the henithie3t, and most delightful climates in the Union , Bpd. where crops arecnevar cut down by frosts, the terrttilgsvurgeof the north. mad rurtisoment of Ilarunionton Lands. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS! ! • •JUST RECEIVED AT HENRY SD' STINE'S ripMlCS.nbscribere have just received the largist and best selected stock of GOODS in their line of busi ness ever brought to this Market, and respectfully in vite their customers and the public iu general to Csm. and EXAMINE before purchasing elsewhere. Our Stock Consists in part of LADIESI:DRESS GOODS Such as Splendid rich Silks; an elegant assortment of Fine Cbally, Cbally %Woes, Lawns, Barege,Nanoleans, Tomertincs, Crape Maitz, do chores , Bayed - ere Mo• hairs and Traveling West Materials, New Styles, Fine Lawns in Ilrekvitti, I t iriks and Dines at I2X cts the boat goods offered.at,. • HENRI. a STINE'S.. CDOTHS .AND CASSIMERES. Light 04 - " , ;.1 43:Flact,-Elack Cloths, Lightflincy Gas simeree. much rediacia, White Linen. Ducks and Drills, Marseilles Westings, prime assortment.- .., JITNEY & STINE, Suet West Corner of otuuberlaml and larket streets. NE FIRM, And Cheap try Gioodi, Groceries Arid Queens- ware, At the Corner of Cumberland Sind and Plank Road. MESSRS. RAUCH' & LIGHT take pleas u re in inform ing their friends and the public cenerally that they have opened with a large and carefully selected assort ment of DRY GOODS, • ' GROO3RIItS. QI.II:ENSWA.RE. & to. whielt tlitspixtfay invite the attention of the public. Their DAY GOODS , • have all been selected witb the greatest care froin the largest Importing Houses in Philadelphia. GROCERIES • A large atonic of cheap Sugars; . Coffees, Tookiffaiettlieb, and all kinds Of Spices. Also, a large assortment of QUEENSFARE. , among which aio the newest patterns, togetheiirltleal.. most an endless variety of Goode in their line of bust- Dm, which will be sold rery cheap for cash, or Countty Produce taltentn exchange. . . • ' Oct. 26, 1859. J RAUCII Jc LIGHT.; --- • Washiarrton 'House . Cuinberiand Street, half square East of Walnut Streit, Lebanon, Pa.. ELTAS LIGHT takcs this 'Method of informing hie frlends, mid the public at large, that be bas taken the above Horst, where he is prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with a call. The House i a cen trally located in the heart. of the business portion of town, and but ball A square from the court Masc.— /tar Isis TABLE will bo supplied with all the delicacies of the season, and his Ben with the choicest viands. arid Liquors. 44y- Good Stabling for a large number of Horses, and careful and" attentive Headers always at hand. His charges will be found moderate, and no pains or exertions spared to render his guests comforta ble. The public are ievlted to give film a call. Lebanon, Sept.ls, '59-3m. ELIAS LIGLIT. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE • N OTICE is bereloy,given, that Leopard Zimmerman and Wife, of the borough of Lebanon, Lebanon county, Pa., did, by a Voluntary Deed of Assignment, make over and transfer to the undersigned of the bor ough, county and state aforesaid, all their property and effects fdr the benefit of their creditors. All persons, therefore indebted are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them duly authenticated for settlement. • JOIIN B. HI:ESTER, Assignee. - Lebanon, Nov. 23, 1859. • GREAT BARGAINS AT NO 4, EAGLE BUILDINGS. flats, Caps, TnE undersigned, having purchased the entire Stock of BATS, CAPS, do., of JACOB G. Miura, at Sheriff's Sale, will now dispose or the same at Great Bargains, in order to does nut the concern, • , JACOB G. MILLER, former owner, having been ap• pointed the Agent of the undersigned, I . attend .to business for them. • ANDREW GARRETT, Lebanon, May 25, 1859. -HENRY HILLER. FOUNDRIES, MACHINE FEcrsd,, WEIMER ----- elf I YAW WORK 8, Opposite the Lebanon Volley R. R. Depot, anon, Lebanon county, Po. Wll. LP L. %V) T rR. Pr, etors, manufactnra Steam I.n ss in ami L I to :7,00 borns power of the I ite t styl es and Texttertn, 31 with di the , dery 4"46 2,- provetnen ••• Al., Puperior Pet table u ginee (with Link Motion Sal ve /motional on wl, for Saw Mills, wood sawing and hoistin g purpose. tr truinr alt; Mon is cattail to our vorill Upright for Printer 4 Druggists and persons wanting amount of Power. They take mitt varypu can be put up in a room as a household fixture. ALSO, Blowing I rigineb and Machinery far Anthracite and other Blast Furnaces, of unproved elnqruetini Forgo Hammers, of P. L. Weimer 's Patents; ltolith z Snaring. Planing and Flouring Mill Fixtures; aiming Pumps Hoisting Machinery for Mines and Stone Con ries nadroad Care. Iron 11414. Shifting. Ihnkt Pnlleys,Turring Lathes, Drill Prattles Mama Mutat* Brasbbtopeix ks, Valves and Brass Fixtures. Globe qt, Valves of all sizes, and Machinery and Castings of every description. ALSO, Boilers of any size, form and weight.made of the best material by well known and experienced men; Smoke Stacks, Water Tanks, Gas Flues Mater; and Sheet Iron Work of every description. (Our Boiler sheets are all tested by dividing them Into square, of 2 incites and hammering each square; any imperfection is thus detected, and the faulty sheet rejected; their pray.. tised in very few shops in this country.) ALSO, a stock of n rought iron Pipe, for steam, gas and water, with all the necessary fixtures, constantly on band, and put up at the shortest notice and on most rea sonable terms. Iron, Brava, audeomposition Metal cast ings made to order, at the shortest notice. REPAIRING attended' ttt with promptness and de spatch. A gang of Boiler'T[lfkera always ready for lim ter repairs. DLACItSMITit ITORK made to order tql'Orders respectfully solicited. All communications by mail or otherwise, attended to with despatch, and work delivered to railroad or canal, free of charge. WM. WEINER. Lc:Unnon, rel,'s• 4. ISSS =1 JOAN G. CI A8EL...1A.0311 CABER LEBANON Door and Sash Manufactory. Located ma the Steam-House llocut,near Cumberland . Street, East Lc()anon. , TILE undersi<med respectfully in" - ! form the public in general, that they ~b,,,Eß3ift: base added largely to their former estab lishment. and also have all kinns of the lateet and best improved 31.21,C111NE11y in the state in full operation, such as WOOD WORTH'S FLOORING, 4. c, , for conducting the general business for Planing, Scrolls, Sawing, 4w., 4.c., and the experience acquired by E. LONGACae and J. 0. GABBL during. their connection with the Door, Sash and Lumber Trade_ for a number of years past, affords full as. umnce of their ability, in connection with J. G.tact., to selecLstoelt suitable to the waists of the Door and Sash bushiTns in this State. They now offer to Mechanics and Farmers generally. upon favorable terms, a judiciously assorted stock of DOORS, SASIti Lc.,front the best Lumber mannEactories in he confident that their assortment not to be. excatleth,hymny other establishment In the State in regardttrexatituess in size, quality or finish, nail is calculated to'atfonl thorough satisthetion to all those who mayP.l7'or the undersigned with their custom. The.•faliowing list comprises the leading articles of stock on .liand Doors, of ail sizes; Sash, of all sizes; Door Flames, for brink and Architraves; • o•.: from. houses;'°icings, from 3 to G Windemt .Frans, for brick Surbase; and frame honks; Shutters, of all sizes; All kinds of lifolahlings; Blinds. of all sizes; 0. G. Spring lifotilding, of all sizes;.Wash-boards. - TiONGAOfIE, GAIIEL & P. S—itanihg, Sawing, dc., promptly done for those furnishing the Lumber. [Lebanon, July 15,..57. LEBANON COUNTY PLANING MILL'. 'BOAS, GA'SSEII. Sc GETTGE wish to inform their customers, of Ulm . . non County, and surrounding 'Counties. that they are still in full operation, and '' l .,.tklo•-!' ,7 -" , --"'r!!' are prepared to do all kinds of CARPENTER WORKnyMACHINERY They have all the LATEST IMPROVED MACEr- NERY, and feel confident thatthey can compete with any othe: in the State, as regards GODE WORK. They . em ploy none but th , best workmen, and work nonebut the best and tad/ seasoned Limber. Their stork of work is always • open for examination by Carpenters and Builders, as consists of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Window and Doors Frames, Casing, Wash Boards, Mouldings, Flooring Boards, Weather Boards, Sidings, 4-c. 4c. . _ Also, SAWING AND SLITTING dOne to order. Also, Hand Rai i.for cnntinued . Stairs, for making which they have a man constantly employed. *I:- They hare also erected TURNING LATHE, in addition to their other' business, and hare employed Mr. Dickinson, of the Lily of Fliiindelphia, to do their Turning. Mr - Dickinson is one of the best Turners in the Statet—iM.' cabinet :Milkers 10.1 do welt to, cell and examine their stoeßbefore purchasing elsewhere, as they always keep on handi, , Bedstead Posts., Table Legs, Sterirßieintatm t tirsuiefrests, and everything else belonging to the Turning Ifusius, which they will-sell.at PhDattelphiaprieas. Va.., TURN. ING WORK done to order, as well as always on haudd, Their Shop will be found on FINROIIidyBROAD, between Cumberland Street and Major's Foundry. Lebanon, March 16,1559. Farmers look to Your Interest. A. Major & Bro., WOU Lilco]] theatttention of the Farm ers of this and adjoining Counties and ;,.." SRI, their friends in general, to the fact. that -.at . • they have opened their AGRICHLTI3- .. 131 -..._...?:i -11 ".....11AL'STORE, en Pinegrove street, near their Foundry Maciiiiteldlops,in the Borough of Leh anon, Pa., where we can truly gay, .that we bare the Largest and Bost Assoitment of FARMING IMPLE MENTS ever offered-to the farmers of this community. As. , tNe have bad a long esPerience in the Manufacturing of afeahinery. we have Made it our object to select the itastatni Most durable Machines, and all that we offer for =dome-am say that there is no other in OSe that can surpass them. We have the following Machines that we can reenmmend to our farmers, viz: .Munityra Colabintsi limper and . ..Mower, With WOOlNS.l4pee'remeuts, Donsey's Combined 'Rak er, Reaper k Mower, Risiisyn,y Horse Powensand Thresh es q horse Inv& Powers & Threshers, Morgans Pat ent Independent Steel Wire Tooth noise RAKE, Mum ma's Patent Fodder, Straw and Hay, CUTTER, Cast Iron field Rollers, Grain Fans and Drills, hay Elevators, Clo ver-hullers, Cornishellers, by band or power, Corn Plough and Planters, Cultivators, ke.., with a variety of the best PLODGVIS in use, All kinds of Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Ifoes, grass and grain Scythes, grain Cradels, Bushel and Peek Measures, die-, kr. , he. Farm ers will bear . in mind that they will find ft to their ad vantage to buy their Machines at home, as all are Dab* to brake or get out of order ' and if they have been bought from.a traveling agent they will have trouble to get them mended. flow are they to belized or the brok en pieces replaced, and. particularly a Reaper whieb, by breaking in the midst of your Harvest .ittay deprive • you or the use of it for seven days, whilst had it- been bought al hema.it would have been ready for use again in t feW,AOu Fa,..45, we have the patterns for all the Ma chines that we sell, and keep a good stock of extras on hand, Ise that-you cannot some amiss. We. would invite our friends and fill others.to give us a call before. Pur chasing elsewhere , as . our aim is to please and ha pleas. ed. Also CASTINGS of all kinds made. to order and at abortaottee. EWES, Mill Gearing, Shafting, we. manalbstors and repair „Steam Engines, Shaftings, Circular. Bay*: Lathes for wood tnrnscs, , . Le.% REPAIRING all•kinds of Alaatin,el7 aitastletto with , dispatch. . . A.. MAJOR * RM.- . • Lebanon, May. 25,1559. • • • • Cloth Manufactory. rpIihNICEUL for past favore, the undersigned respect 1. fully informs the Public, that he continues to carry on his Manufactoryin East Hanover township, Lebanon county, on as extensive a scale as ever. It is unnecessa ry for him to sity:niere, than that the work will lei done in the same EXCELLENT STYLE, which has made his work and name so well known in the surrounding cons try. Ile promises to do the work in the shortest possi ble time. His manufactory is in complete order, and lie' flatters himself to be able to render the same satisfaction' ns heretofore. -He manufactures iiread.and Xarrene Cloths, Cassinetts, Blankets; Whiti ' • • and other Planners, all in the best manner, Re also cards Wool and makes Bolls. For the iiinlrep nonce of hie Customers, Wool and Cloth will:he . likkert In at the following places:—At the storee of George . &' Seellenberger, tenser & Brothers, George Reintehl, aid at the new. Drug Store of Guilford . Lembergiir, near the Market Mouse, the borough" of , Letetttot,iat the store of Shirk & in North - Lebanon; of 3:Gogh ert's, Bethel townshipi at the public house Of Wilrutat Barest ; FredericksbnegWit sitSiqbf EAtickel, in Jonestown; et the store otGoorge Weidman, Bellevue: at the store of Martin P.arly; Palmyra; at the store of Gabriel Wolfersbergcr, New. Market Forge; at the store of Michael Shirk. East Hanover, Dauphin county; at the stores of George Miler and David M. Rank, East Hano ver Lebanon county. All materials will be taken away regularly, from the above places, finished without delay, and. returned. again. Those'of his customers who wish Stocking Wool card ed dyed and mixed, can leave the same, white, at the above mentioned places,. with directions how they wish it prepared. Or his customers can order the Stocking Wool to be prepared from the Wool of the undersigned, which willhe done and left at the desired Places- N. B. it is desired that those having Wool carded, Will pay the Cash therefor, at the above named plates. LYON LEMBERGER. Emit lianover , Lebanon county, May 1 - 2, 1818. - New Coach-makin &Establishment.. The undersigned respectfully • • informs the public that ho has ' again commenced the COACH AWE IRO BUSINESS, in the Borough of Lebanon, on the Pinegrovo Road, near Diejor'e Agricultural Wareroom. Re will keep on band, or make to order, Cartiagea, and all kinds of running vebleleq. REPAIRING also.attended to promptly. Ilia old friends and the public are reipeiif, fully invited to give him a calL . . RISTENBAT, Agent: Lebanon, April G. 11189.-Bm. BACK TO TUB OLD PLAO,EI L.gGER:,,, t t M HARTMAE thewell.lmo irewer lrge removed hisIAGRI3FRRS tothea and handsome three story.honae of. Mr. Arnold, in Cum berland stroet, weal of the Plank Roark where be will be pleased irt two his old friends and the public generally. Iso_Timberger and Sweltzer Cheese, Holland Herring &e., wholesale and Retail. His BEER is of Me own wet noire Brewery. Lebanon, Jan. 1, 1830.—tf. P. L. WEI)fElt
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