ctyt abfultiotr.
TERMS, 5150 A YEAR
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1860
HOME AFFAIRS.
Cornwall Township.
THE Democratic elitism of North and South
Cornwall Election Districts will meet on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1800, nt 1 o'clock, P.
M., nt the public house of Leonard Zimmerman,
in the borough of Lebanon, for the purpose of
settling a tioltet for the Siding election.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
February 18, 1880.
Col Rankin has so far recover
-
'ad from hie Injuries received some weeks ago on
the railroad at this place, as to enable him tore
turn to his home in Philadelphia, on Wednesday
of last week. We hope he may speedily entirely
MOM.
The annual statement of the
Sinking Springs Mutual Insurance Company will
h• found in another column. The affairs of this
'company are managed on the economical plan,
and by men in whose Integrity implicit reliance
can be placed. 3.13. Mester, Esq., is the Agent
at this place.
Aaron Mull, Esq., the Secretary, is a careful,
attentive and competent °Meer, eminently fitted
for the part he so deservedly fills.
The people of Dauphin county
are having a bill passed by the Legislature to an.
lhorize them to borrow money to build a new
'Court house. That county needs a now Court
house bad enough. 'Spore, however, they would
'wait until the Philadelphians get the Legislature
removed to their city, then the Capitol buildings
'might be used for a Court house. We suggest
this on the score of economy.
We learn that the Commissioner
have determined to make some repairs and alter.
Miens in our county prism They are needed
bad enough from the foundation up.
In another column Mr. Lember
ger advertises his Drug and Medicine Stare. To a
thorough knowledge of the business, Mr. L. adds
the highly desirable qualifications of attentive.
mess to business and customers. Els establish
ment Is provided with everything in his line,
handsomely arranged and temptingly displayed.
Call in to see his late additions and improve
ments.
A report was prevalent in this
plots lest irook, that Greensburg, Westmoreland
county had been totally destroyed by fire on
Thursday night. We sine* learn that the report
was an einggoration of the destruction of a small
'stable. Thus, from little mice big elephants
grow
The lecture on Christian Asso
(diatom, delivered by Dr. D. S. Illoninger, in
the Court House, on Wednesday evening last, erns
listened to by a large and appreciating audience.
It was a chaste, instructive and to.the-point pro
duction, and we have ao doubt will produce its
desired results.
Those persons favorable to- the
now Insurance Cumpany will meet in the Union
Fire Company's gall, to morrow (Thursday)
evening.
See advertisement of the Weimer
Machina Works. There Is nothing said there but
what we know to be the fact. The works in es
or, particular are Orel class, end in charge of in
telligent and capable workman. The whole es
tablishment Is under the personal euperrision of
ens of the partners, Mr. P. L. Weimer, who Is a
tharough mechanic, and possessed of superior
'treatise faculties.
Owing to the crowded state of
our columns we are compelled to lay over a con
elderable amount of matter. In the course of a
weak or two the favors of our friend, will appear.
As depreciations on the premises
of fruit growers la the Summer and Fall have be
some a great evil In this county, we would call
the attention of our people to the fact, that now
Is the time to sot. Let these interested address
our Member and Senator on the subject, and let
the provision of an act of Assembly, now in
force In some other counties, Inflicting severe pun
ishment on offen dors, be also s pilled to this eosin ty.
R. S. McKenzie, Esq. of Philadel
phia•, will deliver the next Lemurs before the Y.
M. C. Assooiation in the Court House, on Wed
nesday evening, the 29th . inst. His subject will
be "Irish Law and Irish Lawyers." Those who
heard Mr. McKim!,le deliver his leeture on Irish
Charameristics a year or so ago, have scarcely
yet got over their laughs, and will no doubt be
pleased to again undergo the process of ventila
tion. For the purpose of raising means to pay
off the debt of the association on their library,
the admission foe will be twenty.five cents.
Some scamp broke into Mrs.
Colentan's Sunday School, at Lebanon Furnaces,
week or so ago, no doubt expecting to make a
bent by robbing the missionary box. Not find
ing any money therein be carried off some of the
Library books. We hope be may road them.
LNGISLATLVE.—A bill is. before
th• Legislature authorizing Justices of the Peace
in Lebanon county to bold the office of Notary
Public, Also au act to incorporate the Tulpo.
beckon and Swatara Railroad Company. This
road is to run from Womelsdorf, Berke county,
to Tremont, Schuylkill county, via. the Big Dam
and Monroe Valley, Lebanon county, The Com
miesioners named from this county, aro Joseph
Coorer, William Tice, George Hoffman, John W.
-401oninger, Jacob Rcedel and Samuel Sheer.
The residence of Peter Zimmer
-mat, In Cornwall, narrowly escaped destruction
by fire on Saturday, a week. A large store box,
near the atevo.pipe, up.atairs, caught See, and
was burning in a flame when discovered. Had
the accident happened at night, the house would
have been consumed.
UNION CANAL COMPANY
The forty-ninth annual meeting of the Stock
holders of this Company, was held on Tuesday
of last week at the Oleo of the Company, in Phil
adelphia. The annual report was read by R.
Rundle Smith, Esq., President of the Company.
From it we learn thnt the navigation of the ca
nal commenced on March 21st, and closed on the
sth of December. During this period the whole
num b er of permits granted to boats navigating
tke canal was 7780, being an average of about
30 beats per day. The receipts during 1859 were
$lll ,994 97, from which deducting 20 per cent,
on tolls allowed to the Schuylkill Navigation
Company and the drawback amounting to $7,960
43, makes the net amount received for tolls $lO2,
653 07. The expenditures for 1859 were $97,
766 40.
The total amount of tonnage which passed
over the Union Canal, In 1859, wigs
263,040 tone,
205,517 "
- While during 1958 it was
Shoring an increase, this year,
of
57,523 "
Ruud!. Smith, was re-elected Prasidant;and
Oscar Thompson, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Stated Meeting of the Y. search out and drive away the seeds of disease,
t
M. C. Assee:ation will be held this (Tuesday) that all persons living in a county where peter
evening,Agtie, and all other billions disease's are prey
evening, Feb' 14, at their Reading Room, at 8 alma; Will find they should never be without
o'clock. Some important business is to be trnns. theta. From two to four Pills each night on going
td tied. will in a short time drive away the sick
acted. All the members should be present.
lY yellow look of billions persons, and bring to
their checks a beautiful glow of perfect health.—
judson's Mountain Kerb Pills are sold by all
Dealers in Medicine.
A Lecture will be delivered on
the evening of the 28th ins t., in Salem's Luthe--
ran church, by the Rey. D. M. Henkel, of Dan
ville. Subject—" The reformation of the six
teenth century." The public are invited.
The attention of our readers is
solicited to the following communication. The
proposed College would be another era in the on-
ward march of Lebanon. And while tour county
is prospering in so many particulars, education
should not become a laggard—it should rather
keep in the ran- As the matter is so clearly and
forcibly presented by our correspondent we sub
mit his article without further introduction :—
For the Advertiser.
A COLLEGE PROPOSED
Mr. EDlTOZ:—Permit me through the columns
of your valuable paper to call the attention of
the public of Lebanon borough and county, to a
resolution adopted by the Beard of Trustees of
Union Se/ninety, at New Berlin, Union county,
Pa., to cetablieh a college somewhere in the inte
rior of Pennsylvania, Said Seminary was start
ed and is supported chiefly by the East and Cen
tral Pennsylvania conferences of the Evangelical
Association, in lieu of a succeeding college, as a
complement to it, in order thus to offer another
opportunity, for a thorough and complete educa
tion to the ever increasing demand of the rising
generation. The Rev. W. W. Orwig, late Prin
cipal of Union Seminary, (now the Bishop of
the Br. Association) wee at this place a few days
ago and intimated that Lebanou is considered to
be the most suitable place for the location of the
proposed college. In calling the attention of the
public to this matter, your correspondent would
point out a few of the many advantages result
ing from such an institution to the community.
It would exert a vast intellectual and moral in
fluence all around upon all classes of people. It
would also offer opportunities of hearing speech
es and lectures delivered by Students and Pro
fessors during almost the whole 'freer. It would
likewise brio. , a great deal of money and busi
ness to this p lace, and open a larger market to the
county. It would raise the value of Real _Estate
in this Borough. Last and not least, it would
suit those parents, who prefer to give to their
children a thorough and complete education some
where near at home.
The college will be established and conducted
on strictly morel and ebristinn, though, by no
means denominational and sectarian, principles;
and will, at the beginning, be set on a secure, le
gal and financial footing. The success of the
Union Sentinnry, which hes recived the praise of
literary men and some first-class papers in this
State, in regard to its instruction, faculty and
government; and the active and enterprising
spirit which animates the Ev. Association are
guaranties, that this, by many ardently wished
for, higher Institution, will also spring Into ex
istence and long We, provided, those who will
be locally, pecuniarily and continnally interested
in it, will favor and practically support IL What
say the friends of education to ibis? what says
Lebanon?
A FRIEND OF RDUCATION
For the Advertiser.
Cottsvrau., February 11, IS6O.
Editor Lebanon Advertiser:—Dear Sir:—An
event not without interest, to some at least of
your numerous readers, has just transpired in
this locality, for which we would solicit a brief
notice in your local columns.
The issue of a Map of Lebanon county, sug
gested to Borne of our prominent citizens the pro
priety of selecting a suitable name, by which to
designate the locality in this township, hitherto
known as the "Corner." A meeting was conven
ed to Saturday, the 14th of January, last, when
from various names suggested that of "Indepen
dence," receiving the assent of a m tjority of the
citizens present. A communication to that effect
has since been had with the publishers of the
County Map, so that "Independence" now, and
Independence hereafter, supersedes the. vague
and indefinite term, "Corner," by which this lo
cality has been heretofore styled.
For the Advertiser.
PTIZZLX.—Na. 1.
If to my age there added be,
Two-thirds,
4.5, and 3 times 3,
2 score and 6 the sum will be;
What to my age'? Pray tell it me?
Answer next week.
PUZZLE.—No. 2
Can the nine digits be placed so as to make one
hundred without any one repeated? If so, how
shall they be placed ?
ENIGMA.
My 14, 3, 18, is a very disagreeable thing.
My 22, 9, 10, is a metal.
My 29, 15, 13, 11, is of great value in the eyes
[of some folks.
My 1, 19. 24, 3, is influenced by the moon.
My 28, 29, 30, 32, 31, 33, isarery useful thing.
My 20, 21, 18, is against the laws of God.
My 17, 27, 7, 18, 15, 22, is a utensil support
[ed by three legs.
My 12, 16, 14, is an extreme point.
My 6,8, 25, 26, 14, is the same as haughty.
My 4. 2, 23, is a pronoun.
My whole was a eery interesting thing.
Answer next week. SEM Buz.
EDITORIAL CHIP-BASKET.
VENDUE NOTES just printed and
for sole wt this office.
pfer Hon. Henry Winter Davis has been eett
mired by the Legi s lature of iklisrylond for voting
for Mr. Peniabgton. •
Oa" A man went into a store in linwkesville,
Sy., last week, with en infernal machine in e
basket of eggs ender his arm. He tllen not fire
to thecomehino blowing house, himself, and three
or four other persons, sky high. Revenge was
his object, which he accomplished at the sacrafice
of his own life.
filigr• George Marsden, of New York, was
elected Doorkeeper of the House at Washington,
and Mr. Lucas of Illinois, Postmaster.
Shad were served up at the European Ho
tel, Harrisburg, on Friday of last week.
Messrs. Bubb cb Bressler, furnisliltoof.
lug Slate and attend to slating. Mr. Bubb also
takes jobs in Bricklaying, so that people having
either to do in the appronching season will know
to whom to apply.
tie.. Stephens, another of the Harper's Ferry
Insurgents has been toned guilty on all the
counts of the indictment.
pier The term of Mr. H. C. Hickok, State
Suterintendent of Common Schools, expires on
the let of June next. It is stated that Mr. H.
L. Diffenbnch will be his successor.
'4:IIL. It is proposed in Boston that the Login
lature of Massachusetts shall invite the LegisM
ures of Maine, Now York, Pennsylvania, Mary
land and Virginia, new in session, to meet in that
city on the 22d of February, Washington's birth
day.
10.- Speaker Pennington bee appoint‘d Mr.
Sherman, Chairman of the Committee of Ways
and Means; Mr. Washburne, of Mimeo, Com
merce; Mr. Grow, Territories; Mr. Hickman,
Judiciary ; Foreign Affairs, Mr. Corsi*. Mr.
Killinger Is on the Committee on Public /aspen
ditures.
AB' A bill is been, the Legislature providing
that the lases paid by snob counly to the State,
shall be in accordance with the rate Axed by the
Revenue Commissioners, and not the amount as
sessed by the Commissioners of the several COUJI.
ties.
Antes Snyder, Esq., Resident Engineer
on tbo Lebanon Valley Railroad, at Lebanon, bail
return,,d to kie former post, at Pottstown.
Rim place at Lebanon will be taken. by Mr.
Lorentz.
Theassus or TR6 Liven.—YOU may always
know when your liver is out of order when you
are what is called billions! by any of the follow
ing symptoms ; pain in the side and back, dissi•
nese, dull headache, a bad Mete in the mouth in
the morning, sallow colored complexion, yellow
ish tint in the eyes, costiveness, or diarrhoea of
slimy dark color, low spirit and dismal foringt
info. It is acknowledged by all physicians and
others who have seen their action, that JUDSON'S
MOUNTAIN HERB.PILLS are a perfect cure
for all billions sfeotioup., plemantly do, thoy
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
THE CLOSING OF LIFE are often rendered
wretched by ailments which are trifling in them
selves and easily cured if taken in time. Affections
of the liver, stomach, and other organs concern.
ed in digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irritable and
complaining, and relatives and friends are forced
to bear the brunt of the ill-humor. The use of
llostetteed Celebrated Stomach Bitters will prove
an efficient remedy for this evil. It will not-on
ly strengthen the whole physical organizationt,
but entirely cure the toast obstinate eases of In
digestion, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Liver Com
plaint. The first physicians in the country are
loud lu theirpraise of this preparation. Another
reeornmenoatiotl &f the Bitters is that it is so pal
atable to the taste that it dint he used even as a
beverage.
Sold by all druggists.
SHOT AN EAGLE.—John Smith, a
well-known citizen of Manayittik, while out gunning
one day last week, "brmight down" an eagle on the wing
The bird measured six feet from tip to tip of the wings.
Mr. Smith took the bird home. and on reaching his
house, his wife discovered a piece of ribbon round its
neck. On examination, they found chat there was at
tached to the ribbon a medal. on which was engraved
—"Ray all your garments at the Brown Stone Clothin
Hell of Backbit' lc Wilson, Nos. 803 and COS Chestnut
stJeet, Philadelphia."
THE OLD DOCTOR'S SON. A. S. HEATH,
PHYSICIAv AND Swansea, will examine the siekend give
advice free, at our agents
DR. GEORGE ROSS,
LEBANON,
19 of Jan. and March,
1860.
Dr. S. S. Stevens, Reading, 21st. of January and 21st.
of March.
Air. C. K. Keller's, Harrisburg, 17th of January and
17th of March.
Mr. John Beiteman's, Hamburg, 23d of January and
22d of March.
Mr. T. G. Brown's, Pottsville, 25th of January and
24th of March.
Doc. 14, .1.559. 3 mo.
.
AV- See Dr. Sanford's , advertisement or Liver Invigo
rator and Family Cathartic Pills. in another column.
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M. D.,
The combination of Ingredients in these Pills arc the
result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all irregu
larities, Painful Menstruations, removing all obstruc
tions, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain
in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nerv
ous affections, Itysteties, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, ke., disturbed sleep, which arise from interrup
tion of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheesenian's Pills are invaluable, as they will bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who
have been disappointed in the use of other Pills can
place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheescnirat's Pills
doing all that they represent to do.
There is one condition of the female eystem iii which
the Pills (=not be taken without producing n PECU
LIAR RESULT. The condition referred to is PREG
NANCY—the result, 11I1SCAR RI AGE. Such is the irre
sistable tendency of the medicine to restore the sexual
functions to a normal condition, thnt even the repro
ductive power of nature cannot resist It.
Warranted purely 'vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, Willett should tw read,
accompany each box. Price $l. Sent by mail on en
closing Si to DE. CORNELIUS L. Car wary, box 4.531,
Post Office, New York City.
SOLD 13Y ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERT VATS IS TILE ENVIED STATES
IL B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the 'United States,
165 Chambers• St., New-York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be Addressed.
Sold at Dr. Ross' Drug Store, Lebanon, Pa.
Dec. 7,1859.—1 y.
Preaching in the M. E. Church, next Rondo
morning and evening. Preaching ever., eve.
ning this week.
Preaching—next Sabbath evening, in the Rneish
language, in the Reformed Church,
Garman rerriee next Sunday trimming, and Eng-
A SUBSCRIBER
fish in the afternoon, in tho Moravian church.
English preaching next Stindny morning in Sa
lem's Lutheran church.
German preaching next Sabbath morning, and
English is the evening, in Zion's Lutheran
Church.
Answer next week
By the Rer. Mr. Romieh, on the Ist January,
Gideon Sehnatterly to Louisa Hauer, both of
Frederiekshurg.
By the same, on the Bth January, John Retrials
of Lebanon, to Caroline Batdortf of Seaters.
By the samo, on the 24th January, Mr. tj. Z.
Pink, of Annville, to Miss Aleindn Rupp, of
Jonestown.
On the 26th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Parr, Mr. John
Reichert to Miss Catharine Leogle of East
Hanover.
On the same cloy, by the oattre. Mr. Philip Xnn-
der to Mrs. Christiana Beller.
On the 28th tilt., by Bev. J. E. Mister, Mr. John
Gundrunt to Miss Eve Snohe, both of N. Ann-
villa.
On the 24 inst., by the same Mr. Chrietinn Coble,
Sr., of Conascogn town.slzip, Dauphin county,
to MIPS Nancy Snyder , . at Palmyra.
On the , same day, by the ttame, Mr. John Dank,
of North Annville, to Miss Sarah Smith, of
South Annville.
On t:to 13th inst., in Ileilman's Dale, John A.
Heilman, son of John Heilman, P. S., aged
about 20 years. Funeral will take place to
morrow (Thursday) morning, oi o'clock, at the
Hill Church.
In Womelsdorf, Barks county, on the Bth inst.,
Mary Ann, wife of Dr. William Moore, aged
48 years, 6 months, and 6. days.
On the 12th inst., in this place. Lydia, infant
daughter of Isaac and Fanny Shott, aged 5
months and 22 days.
On the 13th intt., in this place, Jonas, son of
William and Sarah Bard, aged 22 years, 9
months and 27 days. Funeral on Thursday
next at the house, at 10 o'clock.
On the sth inst., in East Hanover township, Isaac
Walmer. aged about 50 years.
On the 16th ult., in North Lebanon twp., Maria
Yingst, wife of Henry Yingst, aged 57 years,
1 month and 7 days.
On the 17th ult., in North Annrille,Louisa Fred
rica Philipina Baughman, wile of Mr. Henry
Baughman,-dee'd., aged 04 years, 4 months and
24 days.
On the Ist inst., in Annville Daniel Hashanah,
Principal of the Annvillo Academy, a much
respected and beloved citizen, aged 34 years,
11 months and 11 days.
On the 19th ult.. in North Annvllle, Gabriel, in
fant son of Charles and Tullius Temple, aged 2
months and 20 days.
The Leba
coroviy co
LEBANON, WETNEBU
Leh, Male }ix. Fum $6 511
Smith " Extra 600
Leb. VOL Super. Fine 5 50
Prime White Wheat, 1 30
Prime Red Wheat, :20
Prime Rye, 75
Corn, 60
Oats, 35
Clover-seed, 4 50
Timothy-seed, 2 50
Flax-seed, 150
Dried Apples, "ft bill, 100
Arled Apples, pealed, 140
Peach "Snits, 250
Peach ..11'arzela," 1 25
Cherries, 1 50
Woos, 37
There is more firmness in the Flour Market,
though operations are light, holders won't accept
prices that they would have taken willingly last
week, the receipts about keep pace with the con -
sumption, and the stock has net increased. Wheat
maven slowly at unchanged rates, and there is a
considerable stock held at • figurca much above
market rates. Rye has advanced 1 et. per bush
el above last week's prices, and is firm. Cora
has advanced, with light receipts. Oats during
the weak have been unsettled, at the close they
are Wady at our quotations. Rye Flour and
Corn Weal are unchanged. Clover Seed has met
gilt dal gotitto.
Important to 'Females.
DR. CREESEMAN'S PILLS
NEW YORK CITY
NOTION
letigiDito 4atitto.
glartiOr.
girt.
,an Markel.
Tented ll'eddy.
FEBRUAIIr 15. 1560.
Potatoes. V be , 40
Eggs, dos. 16
Butter, IL., 14
Lard, 10
Tallow, 10
limn 12
Shoulders, 10
Mao. 16
Soap, 6
Bees-wax, 25
White ;tags, 5
Mixed Hags, < 2
Flax, V lb , 1234
Bristle, fi Th., 40
Feathers, V lb., 62%
Wool,' lb., 40
Soup Beans, VI at., 6
Vinegar, V gal., 12%
Apple Butter, V Crock, 45
The Philadelphia Market.
PIIILADELPfiIk, Fllbillary 12, 1869.
with a &if demand for a prime article, bat prices
are lower, in' ost of the receipts ate of common
lots. Timothy is in demand, and has advanced.
Flax Seed is unchanged. Whiskey is quite dull,
-and prices lower. We quote:
FLOUR.—Superfine, $5.62 to $5.15- '
Extra,
$6.00; Extra Family, $6.25 to $6.50, and Fancy
lots $6.75 to $7.25.
RYE FLOUR.—Pennsylvattirt, $4.25 per bbl.
CORN MEAL.—Yellow $3.75 per bbl.
WREAT.—Red, $1.34 to $1.38; White, $1.40
to $1.50.
RYE.—In demand, at 93 eta.
CORN.—In store,„7B"cts per bashei.
OATS.—Southerw, 42 eta. ; Pennsylvania, 44
to 45 eta.
S E EDS.—Clover, prime, $5.00 ; very choice,
$5.12; inferior, $4.50 to $4.75 per bushel. Tim
°thy, $3.25 per bushel. Flax, $1.60 per bush.
W HISREY.—Ohio, 23i et. ; Pennsylvania, 22i,
ets. ; Drudge, 41 eta.; libda. 22ets.
SALT.—Common Sacks, $1.20; Patent Sacks,
$1.25.
ROPS.—New, 12 to 15 ct.; Old, 6 to 8 eta.
Yours Respectfully,
MOCANN du WEIGLEY,
Jas. McCasi.x. dn., Philadelphia
OLiVER WEIGLEr, Lebanon Co.
236 North Delaware Avenue and 233 North
Water Street.
PIIILADELP UK CATTLE MARKET.—
The offerings of Beef Cattle are light again this
week, reaching only about 1500 head at the dif
ferent yards, and the prices obtained are fully
50c. the 100 lbs. better than last Monday, with a
brisk demand to notice, all the good lots being
taken at the advance. The prices ranged from
$7 50 to $lO 75 the 100 lbs., as in quality, the
principal salsa being at sB@s9.
The sales of Cows and Calves were about 180
head, mostly at Werntes, anti sold at prices rang
ing from $l5 to $45 each, according to quality.
110gS continue to meet with a brisk demand,
and about I.9oo.were disposed of, including 1,160
at Imhofrs Union Drove Yard at sB©s9 75, and
670 head also sold at the Avenue Yard, at from
$8 to 19 50 the 100 lbs., net, which is an ad
vance on the prices of last weak. The arrivals
are light and the demand good.
About 10,000 Sheep were received, and sold
during the last week, at from 4 to 51 cents ril lb.,
gross.
Ifrk 30trtionunto.
Bricks "Bricks!
TME undersigned. in North Lebanon, has 400,000 of 1
the best BRICKS for sale. No better can be
tabled in this neighborhood, and he will sell them' In
large quantities at sl. 50 (cash) per thousand.
Also, 3.•:"...: Inch, Inch and 2 Inch of the best Poplar
Boardsand Planks, for sale. DAVID BOYER
North Lebanon i Feb.sb. i MO.
ATTENTION I
'FIE Members of the L9ho•
T. -A
_ 1 Members of the L9hanon Connly
ssociation for the detection of gorse
Thieves. and the recovery of stoien force; , •
,a, 1
'Ali meet at the Public Helm 'of L Zim• - '''',
scientist', on SATURDAY, hi AgCll 3, 1860. . 1
at 1 e'eloek, P. M. 303. DOMBERIIIIII, President.
WM. R. It REIDF.R, Ire sourer.
ssmtve.t. ERR, Stctetttry•
_I
February 15 11 0.
PALDITYR4I.
-BOARDING SCHOOL.
HE NINTH SESSION OF TUE PAL
T
MYItA HOARDING SCHOOL- (for metes and In
melee,) will continence on the FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL and continue twelve weeks.
This Institution is now in a flourishing condition and
offers desirable advantages to students who wish to ne
quire n. thorough B OA adoration, or to prepare them
selves for admission into any elate iu College. A seutt.
rate Normal Department is connected with the S,clurd,
offering opt ortu °Lies to Teachers wb./ desire to acquire
a Om ouch knowledge of the COMPIOTI School. branches
and the A. 3 tof Teaching. Special attention will be
given to rt is depitrtm.nt. Model schools will be taught
by the Students under the upervisfon of one r more
of the Teaeltets. Its situation is delightfeland healthy
—being within one fourth of a mite of the Lebanon
Valley Italic' ad,on the Turnpika leading front Lebanon
to Harrisburg, 10 miles from the former and 15 miles
from the lett. r p ace.
Terms per rmarter,(l2 weeks)for the common branch.
es including hoarding, Tuition, Fuel and Lights, $33 00.
Latin, Greek. German and Uglier Mathematics. $2 00
each, .34tra. For torther information apply to the
Piineipal and Proprietor, P. B. WITAINit.
rKillitit OF INSTRUCTION i
1 9 14T1SA D. WITYV.R, A. M.
TLI-E3l AS ft, I R.W1.7.1, A. 3f
DAVID 311.)PE.
C BUR. Tftcher Instrument/el slneic.
I notroctions gill be given cc 111.. the Moo, Me
Itplerrir cvd ti.. 1111.
Le , ,n71011 Coup ty, Itett'y 15, 1850—if
TO COLLECTORS AND TAX-PAYERS.
Notice.
TOE Coilectors of the diffetent town.
et ort .nd wa r d s who have not as yet made set
tlement, ore botchy notihed to appear at the Commis.
stoners' Office. on Monday, the 2d day of April, next,and
settle their Duplicates for the year 1859 as we have
determined that the last year taxes must to paid, hav
ing some heavy payment's to meet on ,aid day, att , d the
taxes roust ba paid.
itLICII/EG DEININOBR. Commiseionera
DAVID BOLLINGER, of
81.110 N BOLTZ, Lebanon county.
Attest—Crier Sundt, Clerk.
ve!.. Perrone haling unseated land tales tehfcb are
not paid. are r•epecttully reqneateri to call at the COM •
ndelloners' vilice and settle the same intmediately.or
they will be advertised and sold, this being the year for
the sale of Uneeated Lands
. .
CON RA D 11. 80AC5.E.1.1,. taturer
Lehaloo, February 9. 1860
Statement
07 MI LEBANON VALLEY BANK.
Lze %NOV Pa., Feb. 7, ISO
emaa
Loans and Discounts
Due by other Banks
Notes of other Banks
Specie (Gold and Silver)
LUSSI'L.ITIES.
Notes in circulation $117,315 00
Deposits, 000 10
Due to other Banks, 2,914 25
$139,829 35
The above statement is correct and true to tire best of
my knowledge and belief. JOS. KARCll.Casbier.
Sworn and subscribed before me. Febuary 8, 1360.
Lebanon, Feb. 13, 1360, JOSEPH filatallt, J. P.
LEMBERCER'S
DRUG STORE
Medicines Quality is of First Importance
T L. LE:MARI:Mit, Graduate of the Phila..
11 , delphia College of Pharmacy offers to the
citizens of Lebamin and surrounding country.
a PURR selection of Druge, Medicines and
hemicals, and the first quality of rerfumery,
and Toilet and Fancy Son" embracing the,
hest manufacture in the country. and a large'
variety of Tooth Brushes, Nail. Flesh, Clothe
and Hair Brushes. Pocket, Toilet and Fine'
Combo of Ivory. Shell, Horn And India Rubber.'
PURE SPICES. PURE SPICES.
Pore whole and ground Spiees are offered for,
ale in large and small quantities at
LEMBERG Ell'S Drug Store.
GARDEN S E EDS, .
FLOWER SEEDS,
You will find a full nesortmeut and a largo
ivariety of MESH Garden and Flower Seeds at,
LEMBERG EIVS,
Condensed Lye, Concentrated Lye, Soda Ash,
and Potash in large and small quantities at
LEMBERCI ER'S Drug Store.
Washing Soda, Raking Soda, Pearl Ash, Sal.
eratns, Cream of Tartar, all pure, and for sale
in largo and small quantities at
LEMBERGER'S Drug Store.
If you are In went of good Washing Soap.
'pure white or red Castile Soap. Country Soap,
Erosive Soap to remove grease spots, superior
Shaving soap, buy the,Jvume at
LUMBEIWER'S.
Do you want 0 good flair Tonle! ownetbing
Ito rnnhe the hair grow, to ehowee the head, and
to prevent falling out of the hair; if you do
Call at LEMBERG ER'S.
uet. TRUSSES! TRUSSES?
The afflicted are requested to call and exam.
ins my stock of Trusses, Supporters, dic., com
prising a variety of Manufacture.
,"Ilitrah's" Genuine "Improved Self Ad
'usting Pad Trusa."
"Marsh's" Gatemen ial Bandage.
. An invaluable article for the purpose.
If you are in want of any of the above you
can be suited at
LEMBEDGER'S Drug Store.
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy
The genuine article for Medicinal Purpose
to be bad in all its Purity at
LEMBERQER'S Drug Store,
Opposite the Market House.
Anything: you want that is kept in a wel
conducted First class Drug Store, can be rum
'shed you by
LEMBERGER,
Chemist and Apothecary.
Feeling thankful for the very liberal patron.
.age thns far reoeived from the Physicians. Mer
bents, and Citizens of Lebanon and surround
ings, I again solicit a share, promising to use
every effort to please all.
j a r Special attention given to Pursschtor-
PSESCILIPTIONS and Farms RECEIPTS, an& all
me di c i n e dispensed Warranted PURE, alway
as good as ran be obtained anywhere,. and , sold
to cult the times. Remember the,kddress,
JOS. L. LEMBERGER,
241 11 5t1 Chrua4 snfi Avothetrary,
Va. lb, low. Marlist - streetAebanon, Ps.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEINER MAarmre WORKS, LEBANON, PA.
IP. TrIBMICER
lti - ANUFACTURE STEAM ENGINES. BOILERS,
In Iron and liras. Castings, and all kinds of Ma
chinery made e,E a first class Works.
Ala-Engino:i 74.1111, Furnace, and Zoller Repairs attend
ed to with disp:dieli. [Lebanon, Feb.l6, 1560.
14.ITED STATES
COil Tnyer Works!
irkPPICIB, Lebanon, Pa. Orders for TlitYkitS filled
ivith despatch, and shipped to all parts of the Uni
ted States. Address W. k P. L. WEIMER,
Fab.ls, 1800. Lebanon, Pa.
WEINER MACHINE
urouiesecimrs&_ftgai
Wm, it P 14, Weimer, Proprietors.
° m om, flee Lebanon Valley Ravirtita Depot,
LEBANON, PENN'A.
grITIR WORKS are now in successful
N„.../ operation, in all their various de
partments, which, fir complete arrange-',',.. • T 811,6144.
ments, are excelled by none in the state,
and our facilities for doing all kinds of
MACHINE WORK,
(Agrim.itural excepted,) are not excell ed by any manu
facturing place. Our
MACHINE SHOP
Ts stocked with the moat complete modern MACHINE
RY of a very heavy capacity, which enables us to turn
out at very short notice, heavy and light Engine and
Furnace Work, Mill Machinery, Shafting, Saw Mill
Work and all kinds of Machinery. Our
FOUNDRY
has a capacity excelled by but few in the. country, being
furnishell with two cupolas capable of nicking seven
tons of iron per Rolm *Melt ennhies us td make &st
ings of tWelity tons weight All kinds of castings made
to order at very low rates. We kayo superior facilitig
for making good hot hlast pipo.
BRASS FOUNDRY.
Brass and composition metal castings ma fie to order
at short notice and low prices. Brasawork finished to
fidttern or order.
BOILER SHOP.
Boilers of any size nod shape made to order. None
but Net. 1 Iron used, end no other than experienced
workmen employed. Smoke Stacks, Water Tanks, Gas
Flues, &c., &c.. executed with dispatch.
.
p. -
Machine Smith" Work made by Machine Blacksmit ha
to drawing or sketch.
PATTERN SHOP.
We make to order Patterns of any description at
abort notice, and persons in want of patterns will find
It to their advantage to examine our Pattern Booms, in
which are stocked a very large assortment of Patterns.
ENGINE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
This department embraces all furnishing required in
Machinery. and is always stocked with Iron and Brass
Valves, Cocks, Checks, Gas-pipe box, Iron, Steel,
Spring Steel, Gas-pipe fittings, Couplings, Oil Globes,
011 Cup Oil Lamps, in fact all things necessary about a
Stearn Engine or Machinery.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is called to our style of Engines, which for economy of
fuel, smooth and effective working cannot be excelled.
PORTABLE ENGINES.
- -
SW build of Portable Engines are very superior and
our new Portable Mining Engines are now being intro
duced in the principal ore minings in our state,
Lebanon, February 15, ISSO.
Sixteenth Annual Report
And Statement of the Affairs of the Mutual
Tire Insurance Company of Sinking Springs,
Merits County.
IN pursuance of the pfoviaions of the Blinder
1 of said CAnpany, the undersigned ; an behalf
of the Board of Managers, respectfully submits
the following statement of the affairs of the COM
pany; fertile yeller ending December 31, 1359.
There Woe 3ffB policies issued during the year,
vii t 192; to pelt members, and the remainder
were changes and transfers requiring new Poli
cies, producing lit fees trod premiums the sum of
$1,036 11. Assessment No. 9, levied and collect
ed during the last year, yielded the sum of $16,•
409.
The losses by fire during List year amount to
over twenty-three thousand dollars, leaving a de
ficiency in the treasury to be provided for by as
sessment, of $5.500. it is not deemed amiss to
state here, that this Company has paid nearly ono
hundred thousand dollars for losses since its or
ganization, and of said amount seventy-four
thousand dollars was for barns and their contents
alone, which proles that species of property to
be of the most hazardous kind to insure•, greatly
more so than good substantial town property,
and the policy of excluding such is certainly a
mistaken one. But there is reason to believe
that a majority of the members of the Company
now favor the admission of town property to a
reasonable extent, and if done cautiously it would
Certainly prove advantageous to all concerned.—
The Company numbers about 5,000 members,
forming a contributive capita/ of nearly Twelve
Millions of Dollars, to wit: 11 millions in Barks,
n millions in Lebanon, over millions in Le
high, and one hundred and fifty thousand iu
Schuylkill and Lancaster counties.
The Act of the Legislature passed last session,
confining the Company to Berks county, Was
'Welly repealed and insurances may again be made
outside the county as formerly.
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS by the Mutual Fire In.
suranee Company of Sinking Springs, Berko county,
for the year ending December 31,1859.
Cash from Isaac Ifuett, former
treasurer, $1,782 50
do received en account of iM
searment, 34, 1 , 514 "I
-
do Premiums paid on new and
increased Policies, 8861 84
do tees do de OM 25
I,olm 11
do Collected on some of as
sessment Noy, 9 in Berke
county, 10,935 97
Less 3 per cent. paid for col
letting same. US 08
054,647 24
$145840 52
6,580 00 ,
L 3.001 05
--- 14,781 57
----- 10,607 30
do On account of sumo in Leb•
anon county, 3,631 47
Less 3 per rent-paid for col
lecting, 108 64
3,512 33
do On account of Kama in Le
high county, ' 2,322 61
Len 5 per rent paid for col
lecting, 110 3e,
2 : 21.1
do On account of do. in Schuyl
kill county, 82 79
Paid for collecting the same, 5 55
$21,4743 10
Deficiency in the Treasury to be provided
by assessment, 6,408 04
STATEMENT OF EXPENSES of the MUMIII. Fire In.
surance Company of Sinking Springs, Mirka 'county,
for the year ending December 31, ISM
Cash paid for postage and station
ery, $lB n
do Secretary of State for copy
of supplement, 125
$l9 96
do Printing two reams of poli
cies, 20' 00.
do Advertising tro Balky ca t 116. 3'T •
do do Letwoon co , 53 23"
do do Lehigh co., 56 00
do Fees to managers and dam
age committee. 169 26
do For bolding election. 3 00
do Committee to eettle Jobo
Sella account, 9 00
- 12 00
do Making assessment No. 9, .29 00
do For making out 292 Policies, 37 25
do Refund - N.l to Capp & Zug, 422
do do Jacob Van Rood, 208
do Policy Fe es for 57 members
to iliester,@ 40e., 22 80
410 do do 85 members
to &binder, tee 40c., " 31 10
do do do 51 members
to others, 40c., 20 40
77 20
President's fees on 338 Policies 034, 21 12
do do notifying 10 Com
mittees, a. 50e., 8 00
-- 29 12
Treasurer's Salary, 50 00
Secretary's Fees on 838 rolieles,
40c, 135 26
do Salary, 100 00
$92T., 47
Losses by tire dark% the put year, 23,113 23
Reward claimedlby Labobsw, up.
paid> 600 00
23,663 23
$24,609 20
Dotter kerb:Ml.loes appraised lance Jan. 1, 1,642 00
DAMAGES awarded to the following members
during the year:
To John SOU Rockland
twp., Berko county.. $lOO 00
To Geo. Kohn, Pike twp.,..
Barks county, house, 200 00
To Jonathan Bath, Omni,
barn, 950 00
To Messrs. Muhlenberg,
Reading. barn, 1,800 00
To , Jtimes Foust, tenant,
Cumru,.coutents of barn, 1,384 00'
To Isaac Groff,. Marion tp.,
barn and contents. 1,500 00 ,
To Satu'l Anspach, Marion
twp., contents of barn, 800 00
To Peter Rill, Marion twp.,
barn and Contents, 4,000 90
ToEilbert & Keyser, Mari
on tp., barn and contents, 1,09 00
To Job's G. Keyser, Marion
twp., contents of barn, 2,000 00,
143 Frederick Mu, Rich- • -
AARON MULL, Secretary
EGEB
$.6.151 20
.50 G 2
235 26
mond, house,
I l e Geo. Webber, Tulpchoe.
can, house.
Chatltis T. Ember, Alsace,
Patitit mill,
Total loss in Barks county, $17,144 76
Of whioli thorn was $9,939
in Marion township,
To DMA *alter, Lebanon
co., barn and contents, 958 5d
To Rent" Hibshman, d o , •
—hottsti, 59 43
To John teckley, do,
bafii contents; 1,112 .rod
To &MI tritliorS, do;
bora and tintitate, 2;026 00
To John A. Gerberichi
barn and contents, 1,583 00
Total losses in Lebanon Co.,
$23,188 48
We the undersigned appointed to audit the ac
counts of the !Mutual Piro Insurance Company of
Sinking Spring, Berks county, do report that we
have carefully examined the same, and have
found the same correct as sfhore stated. Witness
our hands at Reading, this 264 h day of January,
1880. JOJIN - ABED,
Feb. 15, 1880.-2 t. ANDREW RtIRIt.
Billchery Removal.
'firm undersigned respectfully informshis friends and
customers and the public in general, that be has
removed his Residence and Butchery to the residence
of Widow Shantz, in Chestnut street, Lebanon. where
he is enabled to carry on his BUTCHERING BUSI
NESS on an increased scale, and hopes his friends will
call at his new place of business, where Mt will always
keep for sale good Beef. Time encouragement of the
public is solicited. CYRUS K. SNIVELS.
Lebanon, February B,IBGO.
DESIRABLE DRY GOODg,
11 FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT LOW PRICES. •
French Merinoes. pinin and printed,
Zilch tAttid Drees Goods, reduced,
Satin faced Tafancies, reduced,
All Wool Delaines, reduced,
Droehal. Stella and Long Shawls,
Black Cloth for Ladies's Cloaks,
New Styles Cashmeres, and 1k Mines,
Pitney Silks. reduced,
English and Merrimack Prints. ftc.,
And the greatest variety of Dress Goods at 12 1 % cents
in Lebanon. comprising Minims, Cashmeres, Calicoes.
Chintzes, Plaids, and Voil de citevem
HENRY d• STINE.
S. IT. Corner Cumberland and Market Streets
TAKE NOTICE! NO HUMBUG !
THE CLIDACEST,..PRETTiEST, AST LARGEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS (IROCRRIES K QUEENSWARE,
that Eras ever irdssed, or ever Will pa.c.-‘, over a Lobanou
counter. $15,000 worth of ooptrs., - cheap;
tine. sod delizlittill to foot iipitd.
PFLEGER'S STORE
IS TILE GRAND 1:31 PORI 031 FOR ALL
have SUMO worth of DRESS SILKS, from 50
cents, Si cents, $l.OO, $125. $1.50, both Black and Fancy
fiennAu for the 1,000 pieces CLOTHS antICASSI
MERES. from 50 cents to $lO 00 par yard.
JEANS, Tick, Welsh Flannels, and every other
kind of Flannel, to be had at GEOR^E PFLEGEWS STORE.
. - .
.tn . ,„ 500 pieces SAT CIVETS, 12 cents tc, eur
per yard.
5,A00 yards PRINTS mid CHINTZ.
1,000 pieces French, English and (Jarman MUSLINS.
1,000 pair bleached and unbleached, mixed and lead
colored fleecy lined HOSE, long and short, itont 014 cis.
up to :174 eents.
1,000 pair Ladies' and Children's GAIJNTT.ETT.
1,01)1) til'EltA HOODS, French Nulling, Woolen Roods
and Caps, of tho latest and most desirable styles.
linnuan for the 1.01)1) SIIANI - L3, Snell ag 's latest
style; long and square Bruche • Cheneille; Shawls of
thousand corners, folding 10u different ways;
Whet
and Merino Shawls ; lonsg and square woOlen Bay-State
Shawls, dc.. de.
1.000 pair STOCKINCiS, all kinds, colors, sizes .
qutaittes; Children's, Itucttn, t.egslend °kites; Children's
Hunt/ Skirts, Cutler Gam:lllas tat liailks wbite, black
and grey mixed 'lose for Ladies; Life Preservers and
Beautifiers for Ladies.
Children's and Misses Mitts, Armlets, Mops, Skirts,
Litit Preservers, Ties, Gauntlets; 3, 4 / 1 10 Piee'" /M E SS
GOODS, such as Pauline, Ealinera, Paramella, Pavaria,
llyadere, Plaids, all weal; Vreneh Merino, figured awl
plain, la abuntlauce, Scarlet, with black figured and
stripes,
Under Shirts and Drawers, bought at Auction, very
low; Duck•skin Gloves, Uentleinen's Scarfs, silk Chen
cilia and woolen.
Bonnet Ribbons; Velvet Ribbons, a largeassortment
Dress Trimmings, all kinds.
Welsh Flannels, Vestings, Cloths, Cassinteres, Ticks,
Domestic Gingham, Sacking, Flannel, all colors; Laces
and Edgings; Love Veils, of all kinds and patterns.
CARPETS, all kinds and of the latest styles.
Yip nose, lip Nos Has Yip Checks, Fip Tick, Yip
Middles Yip Gloves, Fip &mils, Yip Scarfs, Sip Hoods,
Tip Shawls, lip Collars, Pip Towels, Fip Coats, rip Shoos
and Kam,,
_ -
The Cheapest Goods lit the' ebvistify or Btele;- We
prove Mina Weeny, and none condeddi
twoltaB PitEGElt;
Oct. 2 , 5,18594 LEBANON, LEBANON COUNTY, PA.
SOMETHING NEW.
THE whole world is in a grand stage of pro
grass, and every day is bringing forth some
thing new; hot of all the late wonders in nature or of
art, the discoveriee of science and of philosophy, thu
during feats of a Monello, or the alarming news of
Marper'a Furry, nothing has succeeded in producing a
sensation so effectually upon a community as the daily
arrival of NEW GOODS at the Mammoth Portico Bee
Hive Store of GEORGE & PYLE.
Competitors stand aghast with ASTONISIIMENT,
while Petrone are rushing forward with amazement.—
Words of commendation upon their superior qualielevt,
magnificent styles, and extraordinary /ow prices, use
being exchanged with electrical rapidity f%vongliont
the community, while crowds of nimbus purchasers
aro streaming from North, South', Nast Mid' West, with
a determination to secure-a , hold of the prize bargains
they are giving at tbarltEll.lll.Vll. atom, opposite the
Court Muse.
LADIES,. twit DE1243..
$I Ls3—Plain Brook, treacle; Rpmlere,. Figured, Atc.,
new styles, akprices, stesy cheap, at Greorke & Pyte.
illertreses, Caslinieres; Detente, Poll de. Meares; En.
goal, Plaids, all Very handsome, at George , * Pyle.
Bombazines,. Madras, Danes, Ladles' Cloaking
Cloths, Tarioll9 eolorgend styles, at George & Pyle.
Opera Cloths, Riga Nits, Coeds, Gloves, Hosiery, Col.
jars, llandkerehiets, very low, at George a Pyle..
GENTLEMEN, LOOK KEEN,
CLOTH—Black, Brown, Bluo i .Olive and Oreeryffora
$1,50 to $lO per yardy tleorge Pyle.
Cassimeres—lllaek, Doeskin., Fancy, iinglish, Frette e r
and American, from 50 ct...c..tirs4., at George a Pyle.
Satinetts, Tweeds, jeans, Flannel% Muslin% Shirts,
Drawers, Gloves all stylus, fficutliterclliefs, &c., of an
rfnolitie.s and prices at George & Pyle.
VESTINGS—SiIk, Plush, 'Velvets, Satins, of all the
latest styles, from 50 Os. to i".O at George a Pyle.
QUENNSWARI3 and Glassware, in all their vartaties,
necessary for Pandlies. Hotels, &c.. at George & Pyle.
GROGEltlES—Sitgats can't be beat, Molasses do',
from 8 cents upwards, Coffee very best, Tens, green anti
black, best quality, at George a Pyle.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
- - - -
Call and see %el, and examine for yourselves. We
have just returned from the city with a eomplete s
sent/tent of FAL.), AND WINTER GOODS of the mot._
fashionable style, and at prices that can't be beat eve.'
by New York or Philadelphia.
Remember 11S—the 31ammoth Portico lies It v
Store, opposite the Court House. UhkilttlE .t PYLE
No trouble to show Goods. NOV. 23, 1839.
IqORTIi LEBANON BOROUGH
DIV! WED
GREIT EXCITEMNET.
Grand Rush fen• the People's Tread Quarters!
THE. ACTION
riF the tegiisliature of the . aomotonweoll' , Pen n•
VP flyleaf:At, in reference to the Bbroundr of NOH , P.I.
LI:BANTON, has caused an - unirsual degree' of excite
moot among its quiet inhabitants, but not near so
rumen as the Fresh Arrival of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
at the .)IAN*ION MUSE STOUR OF
Messrs. Fonek X. Brother.
/Mir The Proprietors feel confident that they are still
able to sapid,' all their customers, and the "rest of
mankind," who will favor thew with a WI ) with any
variety of the
CHOICEST GOODS.
Fits new system enables them to nal at grin* , re
(Nerd prices, which they hope will be a great induce.
meat for all Ilusirulis of buying cheap, to give them a
cull. Cull and see fur youmelves.
,roi- Ladies and Gentlemen. are most cordially invited
to give them a call, and examine for themselves.
North Lebanon Borough, April 20. 15311.
6 o
ii3MALM
And Cheap Dry Goods, Groceries and Queens-
ware,
,It the Corner of Cumberland Slred and Plank Mad.
Nj k i s n : B S..crr i r ' r t iTittan u e public gwiei ily that they
have opened with a large and enrefulTy, aeleeted•Wsort ,
went of
DRY GOODS,
01t0C8ILIES.
4tIIIIENSW - NRIT, it e ~
4
...
to which they . ras fully invite the attention or the
public. Their -:.
..... , . -
.
DR ; -, G.011,.
have all been selected with -the gesetest care from the
largest Importing houses in Phliettelipltha
GROCERIES ;
•
A large stock. of choap.augare, Coffees, Teas, Cbeeohite,
and all Massif SOWS.' Also, a large assortment . of
QUEENSIVARE,
among which aro the 'petrel& patterns, together with al
most an endless variety or Goods In their line or busi
ness, which will be sold very cheap for cacb,or Countty
Produce taken in exchange.
Oct. 16.15;9.] RA UCH & LIOLIT.
' OLD BR. HEATH'S BOOK OF TRAV
eIs and great discoveries of the Japan
coo and East India Medicine", with full directions for
the certain cure of Cookenip:Non, ..firsnchitis. Coughs,
Colds, Catarrh, Asthma,fe t e:ere, Mort Disuse., Scrafa•
la, Cancer, Dyapepsia, Liver Coiliplaiut, Gravel end Uri
nary Dope.sits, 'Female Complaints. &c. Ilinstrated'
with bundredB of certiticatai of cures and engravings.
Forthe purpose of rescuing salmany suffering fellow
beings as possible froui,pretuature death, it will be sent
to any part of the coitiaent,' by* Bending 25 -Tens to
DK. HEATH,
947 Broadway, New York City.
Bold by Br. George Ron, Seablusou ; Dr. S. S. Stevens,
I Reading Chthrtian Miller, Millersburg 0. K.
I Harrisburg ; Jbhn Beltenutinh'HateiburgOt G. Braia,
-Dettsville., • •
Tr Ott. 5,1558.-Iy.
20 00
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS*
MI
3,050 Oa
The proprietors and intairaliet ureic! tif.liQS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMAdi BIT
TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citiz. as generally ,Dl* the Luited
States, because the article has attained a repu
tation heretofore unknown. A few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
v o lumes ur hare assertion or lanzoning puffery.
The consumption of lloste.tter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over a half
million bottlet, and from its manifest steady
increase in tines past, it is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million lan Iles. This ina unease amount
could never have been sold but fur the ruroi
medicinal properties contained in the_prekitH.-7
Lion, and the sanction of the most prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at-all times Lu give testimonials to its'
efficacy in gill cases of stotidttbic derarigeruents
and t he diseases re:Suiting therefrom.
ThiS it nut ti teinporarypopubtrity; obtaititd
by extrtiordinarY eiforis in the way of trum
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to be as enduring as time itself.
llostetter's Stomach Bitters have fire`teti
a Godsend to regions where fever mad ague
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims he hundreds: To be'
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to LBO' Proprietors a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter .
fi•om the parifree. the blood; and
imparts renewed vitality to the serious system;
giving it that tone and energy indispcmable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
to a condition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
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Elderly persons may use tie Bitters daily as
per directions 0/I the bottle; and they will find
iu it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort'
declining" years, Its It is plea:Wit to' the palate,.
invigorating to e bowels, excellent Rea tonic:
and rejuvenating generally. We have the tti- -
donee of thousands of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while' suffering from stomach de=
rangementa end general debility; act lug finder'
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned'
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the'
merits of this article.- A fetr Words to the'
gentler sex. There are eertaiii periods' when
their cares are so harassing that many of then/
sink under the trial.- The relation of mother
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if she he young, is apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant, Sbotild the period of inciternity"
arrive during the &Math Fir aeasaii, the' wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,-
then, is a necessity for a stimulant. to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up under. her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of physi—
cians, because it is agreeable to the taste as
Well as eertain to give a perrhaneut increase
Of bodily strength;
Ail those persons, to mliear we have pnrticu
larly referred above; to ivif guffeiers frumi
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhttta,:
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will eoestilt
their own physical Welfare by giving to Ilos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
CAUTION.—We caution the public ogoinst
using any of the many imitations' or count - or- -
felts, but ask for HOSIT,TTEIt ' S CELETIRATM)
STOMACIe Bittrtns, and- tee that each bottle has
the Words "Dr.-J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown on the . aide of the bottle, and stampezl
on the metallic cap' covering the and ,
observe that our autograph signature is on the
label.
411R+- Prepared sad add fig 1100•71ETTER &
BM/PH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the 'United States, South Am.a
rica, and Germany,
By Dr. Geo. Roes. D. S. Rubor, 3. L. Lemberger ' Leba
non ; G. Seltzer, Rreflerielcsburg ; b. Dieser 848r0.,
Annville; 3lartin Early, Palmyra.
Stove, TiN a Sheet Iron Ware
DIAN 17PACTOR V,
Iu Marßet street', next door tmtbnLobanon Hank . ,
Vir HERB can be Led the lergootand best assortment
I+V of COOKING STOV}S ever offered to the public,
Comprising the following varieties:—Royal Cook, 4
Sizes, Girtml Air Tight, 4 sir. s, Hercules ' a Homo Mae
ufacsured Stove,3 sizes, Eztendetled fire box for Wood:
and Coal, Royal Cook, 3 sizes, Prairie Flower, Different
sizes, Pinny Forvestor r 6sizes.
All the above Cooking Stoves, ave warranted to Rake r
Roast, Roil; or do.Knything la or on there; that may be
desired; also, a Large assortment of Parlor. Halt and!
Barroom St....ree, which will b. sold cheap fur Ossh or'
approved Credit.. Also the largest assortment and' best
made
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
ever offered to the public which will be sold Wholesale
or Retail.
The largest assorraterit,and best made and heaviest
Coal Buckets, to be found' in Lebanon, at tha Stove and
Tin Ware Ilanuteetory of JAMES N. ItOONRS.
Rooilagi Spouting and ;lobbing of all kinds at
tended to at abort notice and on reasonable terms: •
AO 'Work. warranted.
J. N. It., being a practical Worittnatt in his line of bu
MUM : attends "to his work person/011,
Lebanon,,Sept. 21,-1,569.
z,
.11,17.1111 ER.
NEARLY 2,000;600 FEET !
ve , the best and cheapest anortinent of LIMBER ev-
ILI et' offered follientiiiiib: is now for side nt the new
nd extetarit - UNfirltß . 111141'0)AL YARIJ of
BRECHB_ILL 4r HORST, L
n the Borough of North Lebanon, on the boater the'
Union Canal, at the head of Walnut street. a few
querns North of the (3,-nessce
_Steam Mills, and tone
quern east of ?Arguer's hotel.
Their assortment consists of the best woll•seasoned
White, Yellow. 'Norway, Pine and Hemlock iloards;—
Cherry, Poplar and Pine lloards;
.I!,< anti 2 inch ['atonal 114.1 Common- Pinsk
White Me and 13:,,ndoelt Seautifngnud .Torsts;
White Oak Llenr2a. Plank andScantlinkr;
and y i inch. Poplar Boards, Plank and Scantling..
SHINGLES !. SHINGLES-!.!,.
The best Pine end Ilembs , k Shingles;
Aloe, Roofing and Mastering Laths;
Chestnut litailatmd Posts, and railings ler-fences
and fencing Boards:
FLOORINO BOADDS of:all sizes and descriptions.
COAL? COAL!! COAL!!!
The largest stock of Broken, Shave, Limoburnars an&
Hollidaysburg Smith Coal, at the lowest pritterf,
t.a.Ckmfillent that they Imre the largest and best M
onument of LuNnEn of all descriptions and sizes, as well
as the largest stock of the different kinds of Coat. ever
offered to the citizens el Lebanon county, they venture
to say that they can accommodate en purchasers satis
factorily, and would therefore invite alt who want any
thing in their line, to examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. BR 110111.111.1. & HORS T:.
N. Lebanon, Feb_ 14, ISM
Clothe Tl ainufictorr,
rIMIAN BEIM for past favors, the utnlersianed respect.
1. fully informs the Public that he continues to carry
on his Manuihetury in Bast Hanover township, Lebanon
county, on OF extensive a scale as ever. It is unnecessa
ry for hint to my more, than that the work will ire dorm;
in the same BXCELLBIsZT STYLE. widen has made hie.
work and »ants so woldknowntirethosurroundieg coun
try. Ho proiniSea.Uble like work in the shortest possh
ble time, Illamenufaelory is in COMiliote order. and be
Hatters himself' no be able to render the saute satisfaction
as heretofore: He manufactures
Brood and Narrow Cloths. Cassinetts, Blankets, White
and other Mat/nets, aft fa Me hest manner.
We also cards Wool and makes Bolls. For the oorsre-
Memo of his Customers, Woe! and Cloth will be taken ,
In at the following places:—At the stores of George &
Soclienberger. Loeser & Brothers, George Reinvent, used
at the new Ding Store of Guilford & Lemberger, neat
the Market House, in the borough of Lebanon; at the
store of Shirk & Miller, in North Lebanon; at S. Gosh,-
ert's, Bethel township: at the public house of William:
.I:must, Fredericksburg; at the store of S. E. Bickel, is
Jonestown; at the StvEr, of Gporwt irsidman, Bellevue;
at the store of Martin Early, Palmyra; et the store of
"Gabriel Wulfersherger, New Market Forge; at the store
of itlichtel.Shirk. Bast Hanover. Dauphin county; at the.
stores of George Miler and David M. Bank, Best Ham
ver Lebanon county. All metcriarsatell.bo taken away ,
regularly, from the above Maass, linished without" delay,
WOO relented again.
Those of his customers, who wialintAsching Wooimard;
ed dyed and mixed, can leave the sante, white, at the
above mentioned places, with directions how they wish
it prepared. Or . his customers can order the Stocking
Wootheoftirepared from the Wool of the undersigned,
Wash will bevlOrte and left at the desired places.
N. F.. it is desired that those having Wool carded, will
.pay the Gash therefor, at the above gamed playas.
LYON LEMBERGES:.
Bast Hanover, Lebanon county, May 12. MS.
W{A.9'CUES,AND JEW Ei R Y
keeener, NWir LOT or
WATGIaS AND JEWKLRV,
=Wrap VIE
A . CKER,
Cumberland St., : next door to Dr. Ltneawoavo-'
LEBANO-N