antartion:
TERMS, $1 60 A YEAR
LEBANON, P.A.
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WEDNESDAY', FEBRUARY 22, 1860.
HOME AFFAIRS.
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Cornwall Township.
THE Democratic citizens of North And South
1. Cornwall Election Districts 'rill meet on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3,1860 i nt 1 o'clock, P.
M., of th• public house of Leonard Zimmerman,
In the borough of Lebanon, for the purpose of
settling a ticket for the Spting election.
BY ORDER or TIIE COMMITTEE.
l'obruary 15,1860.
A Lecture will be delivered on
the evening of the 28th inst., in Salem's Luthe
ran church, by the Rev. D. M. Henkel, of Dan-
Subjeet—"The reformation of the six
teenth century." The public are invited.
DR. A. S. ITEATir, of New York
city, will give a free Lecture on the best method
of preserving health and of attaining a Ripo Old
Age, in Lebanon, March 17, in the Town Hall, at
Bp. m. The Dr. will examine the sick and give
advice free on the 19th t at Kemeny's Hotel, up
to the leaving of the last train for Reading.
f.
Dr. Ross, a regular practical Drug
gist, Chemist, and Pharmaceutist, with an exten
sive and varied experience of over 22 years,—
and a Graduate of Jefferson Medienl College,
Philadelphia, wishes to direct the at tension of a
disorlinitinting public, to his large and carefully
selected stook of PURE AND ruase 'Medicines, of
feting to all advantages not to be had elsewhere.
Tim people will please make a note of this. BR
PARTICULAR f Dtt. Ross' DRUG Swim is nt
nEcrt.r OPPOSITI: TLIN COURT 'lover.. Ask for
Dr. ROW Dreg Store, and take.care that you are
not misdirected. '
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The tianseh gap Debating Soci
ety, debated on iitedoesday evening, Feb. 8, the
following question t—Are the scholars under the
jurisdiction of the Parents or Teacher while in
school. It Was deelded in favor of the Teacher.
On poisruairy 15, was debated, "has machinery
been in4urious to the country." The question
11 . 4/1 d 1421410 I,y. the affirmative. The question fur
debett; thiievening Is, "which is more pernicious
to Society, the Slanilerer or the Flatterer."
mar Mr. Daniel Light, of North
Lebanon borough, hAs lately lost his three chil
dren, all ho had, by a disease sionilior to putrid
Bore thrnat.
Of lato the orrpws .of death hay, been falling
thick and fast among us. Scarcely a day has
passed within the past tiro weeks, but the toiling.
of the death bell has sounded in our ears. Death
bat a busy season among us nt present.
APPOINTED.—We notice that COl.
Jacon Stu mm, of Philadelphia, formerly of
Lebanon, has been appointed to a $l2OO Clerk
ship under Cul. Forney In the National House of
Representatives. Mr. S. Is a highly deserving
young man, of excellent habits and character, end
will prove one of the useful and working force
under the new clerk. many friends in this
section of the country will be pleased to learn
•f his prosperity. [glom.—We trust, his Do
m:mm(l will not be tarnished in his new posi
tion. Let him Mire care of that.]
The Palmyra Boarding School,
ruder the Proprietorship of Peter b. Witmer, A.
is inn nourishing condition. It has a full
board of competent instructors, and is, all in all,
about as desirable nschool neimrents can desire to
send their children to.
There will be a great ratification
mooting in Reading, on Thursday of next week,
the day after the Democratic Convention.
The sale of the large stock of
Durham Cattle, advertised in the English papers
of this place, by Messrs. Robeson .1 , White, was
attended by a large coneourseof people, notwith
atanding the inclement weather of last Wednes
day. The cattle alto brought big prices.
How to Prevent Wet Feet.—At
a season like the present, when wet feet are so
common a complaint, the annuxed hints will
probably be acceptable. They are extracted
from a work whose editors are well skilled in
that sort, of thing. Pat a pound of rosin in a pig
on the Are ; when melted and mixed, warm the
boots and apply it hot wi th a painter's brush,
until neither solos not the upper leather will soak
in any mere. If it is desired that the boots
should immediately take a polish, disslove an
ounce of wax in a tea spoonful of lamp black.
A day or two after the boot+ hare been treated
with the tallow and rosin, rub over them this wax
la terpontine, but pot before the tiro. Thus the
exterior will have a coat of wax alone, and shine
like a mirror. Tallow or grease becomes rancid,
and rote the stitching and leather; but the rosin
gives it an anti.eeptie quality, which preserves
the whole. Boots and shoes should be so largo
as to admit of cork soles. Cork is so bad a eon
&utter of heat, that with it in the boots the feet
era always warm on the coldest atone floor.
School Superintendent.—On the
Ant Monday in May next,a triennial Convention
of Directors of the several counties will meet at
their respective county towns to elect County Su
perintendents fur a term of three years.
ChINKERS IN STOVES.—PerSOIiS
tratibled with clinkers adhering to the lining of
theirstores or furnnces may be interested in know
ing, says the Scientific American that by placing
a' few oyster shells in the grate, while the fire is
Ignited, the clinkers will soon become loosened
so as to be readily removed at }theist the danger
of breaking the lining.
The locomotive of the down
train, way disabled at Myerstown statien, on Sat.
wall/ morning, And did not arrive at flooding
past 3 o'olook. One of the eocentrie straps
was broken, but still the train managed to got to
Ulohland, where it had to wait until a lowimo.
tin, was procured from fending. While waiting
In the eold, the hengry passengers were regaled
With edibles by the Conduotor, Mr. Garber, end
the Baggage Master and Brakesman.
Throat Distemper.—We hear of
many odes of sore throats through ou t th e coo
re
try, and have been requested to publish the fol
lowing method of treatment, which has been
tested with marked effect in many oases Gra,p
the throat of the person afflicted with both hands,
letting the fingers lap about an inch. Continue
this treatment far half an hour, after *Molt let
Rome Strong healthy person manipulate the head
,af the patient, freely passing the hands dos
from the head, across the neck, and under the
chin. After , this has been vigorously pursued,
peek the throat with a wet cloth, covered by a
dry one, If relief is not sforiled at the first trial
repent the treatment In six oreight hours. While
manipulating, the heeds should be frequently
washed or freely placed under a strum of water.
. .
INS- The Delegates to the Reading Coeval.
Hon front alit bounty ara Dr. C. D. (Hollinger,
sonstOtlikl, awl Juba Frantz, of Ann Vino, Bop
retentativo.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Y. M. C. A., Feb. 14, 1860.
DEAR DRO :—The following resolutions, ex
pressive of the sense of the Association in regard
to the excellent lecture to which they had the
pleasure of listening on Wednesday evening, were
adopted at their last meeting :
Resolved, That w ever tv21.1 in grateful rernembre rice
our worthy friend end brother, Dr. D. S. GLONINOER,
of Philadelphia. for the admirable lecture with which
be so ki idly favored neon the evening of the Bth inst.
Deeolvcd, That the Corresponding: Secretary request
of him a copy for publication in the Lebanon Aare,.
Wen
liesalvl4, That the abate resoluth us be published in
the Advertis r and Chi .rier.
Very Respectfully, Yours, Ice.,
T. D. FISHER, Cur. Sec'y
Dr. D. S. Gloninger, Lebanon..
T. D. Fisher, Esq., Cur. Seery. Y. M. C. A-
Duatt BELO :-.I accede to the request made
through you by the Y. M. C. Assoolotio'h to sub
mit a copy of my address, delivered on &th inst.,
for publication. •
This evidence of regard from Glle of the most
influential bodies of Chriaii ns allied to the Church
peculiarly grateful to my feelings; anti I bog
you; to accept, individually end fur the Associa
tion, my beet wishes for your prosperity, in the
cause of Christ.
Very Reepectfully, Yours, be.,
D. S. ix Lo`
Lebanon, Feb. 17, ISGO
EDITORIAL CHIP-BASKET
VENDUE NOTES just printed and
for ante at this office,.
taw. The lion. John G. Downey, who was in
, augnrated Governor of California, on the I•4th
ultimo, is said to have been in an apothecary shop
in Washington, a few years ago, "learning the
rudiments."
/Mfrs In New York the undertakers, after they
bare sold a coffin, go to the cemetery and steal it
again, substituting ao ordinary pine coffin, in
place of the costly one. In this way costly cof
fins have been resold n dozen Hines.
to_ Catharine de Medieis, when told Scaliger
knew twenty languages, said—" That is twenty
words for one idea. I would have twenty ideas
for one word."
Profane men take a curse-ory view of
things.
tu. There aro about 400 scholars at present
iu the State Normal School, of whom 123 are
tztg.. The State Government of Oregon is all
carried on in the second story of a brick store in
Sptem. The Governor has one room, anti the
Secretary of State and Treasurer another; anti as
the Legislature meets but biennially, that branch
of the Government will be disposed of in the
public hall overhead when occasion requires.
tv... Philip Frank Thomas, of Maryland, has
been appointed and confirmed Commissioner of
Patents, and Judge Rawles, of Tennessee, as
Treasurer of the United States.
„tre.. - ^r- The Capitol of the Stateof Tennessee, at
Nashville, out yet finished, has cost so far $820,-
006. The Capitol of Ohio, at Columbus, unfin
ished, is estimated to cost, when completed, $l,-
552,207. The Capitol of South Carolina, when
finished, wilt cost $2,500,000.
Stevens and Hazlett, convicted of having
been engaged in the Harper's Ferry raid, were,
on Monday last, sentenced to be hung publicly
on Friday, the 16th day of March next, between
the hours of 13 o'clock, a. at:, and 2 o'clock, p.
The School Commissioners of the State
of Minnesota have tendered to Professor Wicker
sham, Principe 1 of the State Normal School at
Millersville, the situation of Superintendent of
Normal Schools, in that Stare, nt a salary of $3,-
000 per annum. Mr. W. declined the offer.
AB' The Superintendent of Gas, in Lancaster
city, at the late election, voted it list of delinquent
gas consumers, instead of the ticket he had pre
pared. His mistake makes a special election for
Alderman in his ward necessary, as the candi
dates received a tie vote.
pa" The ladies of St. Mary's (Catholic) Church,
Lancaster, recently hold a Fair, and realized the
snug sum of Si, &Hi 73 net.
L ., To-morrow the Opposition—People's Par
ty—RePubliean party's Convention meets at Har
risburg. The fare has been reduced to one dollar
for the trip.
`, The salaries of the appointees of Colonel
Forney, Clerk of the House, foot op- $60,000.
3`• Speaker Lawreuee, of Harrisburg. is very
low with consumption.
ta g . The Reading 77,ass says that a young
man, apparently about 21 years of age, is travel
ing through the country representing himself as
an Agent of the American Tract Society, solicit
ing subscriptions to II religious paper, and that
he is a swindling imposter.
Zzst... Those in hourly fear of the destruction of
all the inhabitants of the earth, wilt see, by read
ing an article on the first pagLthat some brea thing
time before drowning is still accorded them. H. w
this impending deluge accords with the promise
in holy writ is fur those better versed in theolo -
gy than we are to decide.
„gar A boy named Reyburn, sixteen years of
age, was convicted last week of murder in the
second degrhe, in Chester county. He murdered
n girl named Kimble, nine years of age. He was
sentenced to the penitentiary fur 11 years and 6
months.
- -Z444.. Dr. C. B. P. Kelly sold last week, his
farm of 190 acres, in Londonderry township, to
Christian Risser, of the same township, for $47
per acre
V. George Nagle, formerly for many years
proprietor of Nagle 's Hotel, Harrisburg, died is
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, aged 7
Or The New York con - espandent of the Chi
cago Press and Tribune, speaking of the recent
death of Burton, the commedian, says that one
of the editors of the New York Herald states that
Mr. Burton revised a proof of the obituary of
himself, which subsequently appeared in the Her
ald.
ogr.. The Democracy of Connect Mut have nom
looted Hon, Thomas L. Seymour, one of the most
popular men in the State, as their candidate for
Governor. He will be hard to beat.
Va.-The members of the American party in the
Louisiana Legislature held a meeting on the 19th
ult., and by a vote of 17 to 7, pledged themselves
tomnite with the Democrats in sustaining the
nominee or the Charleston Convention.
ARP: Prof. Wise proposes is balloon trip from
California, across the Plains, to the East.
US. The delegates to the opposition conven
tion at Harrisburg, to-day, from this county, are
John Melly, senatorial, and T. T,. Worth, repre
sea tative.
• Cyrus Rohrer and Thomas McGinley
were comtuitted to prison, on Tuesday, on the
charge of breaking into Mr. Steinmetz's ware
house, in Annvillo, on Sunday night a week, and
taking therefrom a lot of Cavendish Tobacco.
_Prof. J. S. Lowe, of Atlantic balloon no
toriety, has turned up in Charleston, S. C., where
he writes to the Courier of that city that he in
tends to make his voyage to Europe in May or
dune next, and that he is now on his way towards
the Equator to see if ho oannot find a return cur:
rent, in the upper regions' of the atmosphere,
from East to West.
t 411... The Komi's House of Representatives
Lava passed a bill prohibiting slavery in tho Ter
ritury. The territorial census, provided for by a
law host winter, West publisbsd, II is fur from
complete, as several counkies have trailed to ob
serve the law, and made no return,. Those
counties making returns show a population of
between sixty end seventy thousands The num
ber of blacks reported is four hundred and six.
The number of voters about twenty-three thou
sand.
ALLENTOWN RAILROAD.—Notioe is given in
the papers, that a special election for President
and Directors of the Auburn and Allentown Rail
road Company, w ill be held at the Girard, Douse,
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
in Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the 28th inst., be
tween the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, P. M.
It is announced that the construction of this
road will be resumed on the 15th of April. The
Company are advertising for proposals for the
graduation and masonry on fifteen sections, as
well as for constructing a tunnel on section Mi.
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DISEASES OP vrtn Ltvett.—Ton may always
know when your liver Is out of order when you
are what is Galled billions, by any of the follow
ing symptoms; pain in the side and back, disci.
ness, dull headache, a bad taste In the month in
the morning, sallow colored complexion, yellow
ish tint in the eyes, costiveness, or diarrhoea of
slimy dark color, low spirit and dismal &thud
logs. It is acknowledged by all physicians and
others who have seen their:tenon, that JUDSON'S
MOUNTAIN 'mart PILLS are a perfect cure
for all billion: , affections. So pleasantly do they
search out and drive away the seeds of disease,
that all persons living in a county where Fever
and Ague, and all other billions diseases are prev
alent, will find they should never bo without
them. Froni two to four Pills each night on going
to bed, will in a short time dri..e away the sick.
ly yellow look of billions persons, and bring to
their cheeks a beautiful glow of perfect health.—
Judson's Moun lain Herb Pills are sold by all
Dealers in Medicine.
THE CLOSING OF LIFE are often rendered
wretched by ailments which are trilling in them
selves and easily cored if taken in time. A flee t ion s
of the liver, stomach, and other organs concern
ed in digestion, are the most frequent. They
nattrvally make the sufferer nervous, irritable and
complaining, and relatives and friends are forced
to hear the brunt of the ill-humor. The use of
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will prove
Utz efficient remedy for this evil, It will not on
ly strengthen the whole physical organization,
but entirely cure the most obstinate eases of In
digestion, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Liver Com
plaint. The first physicians in the country are
WO in their praise of this preparation. Another
recommendation of the Bitters is that it is so pal
atable to the taste that it may he used even as a
beverage.
Sold by all druggists.
grpecial 4otico.
fier-Froe Trade seems now to be in
favor with Napoleon M. To all in need of a good and
beautiful WIG. on reasonable terms. we woul.i say from
experience calll on °ROGGE TIIVIZGA LA ND. '2B South
Bth st., Philadelphia, when you can be suited in a style
and manner unsarpatsed. Also procure a bottle of his
celebrated HAIR. DYE for beautifying the hair,
feb. t, 1.860,..1.y.
SHOT AN 'EAGLE.— 01111 SIM th
well•known citizen of Mannynnit, while out winning,
one day last week, "broaght down"an eagle on the wing
The bird measured six feet from tip to lip of the wings.
Mr. Smith took the bird home. and on reaching his
house, his wife discovered a piece of ribbon round ita
neck. On examination, they foam' that there was at
tached to the riLbon a medal. nn which was 4mo:caved
—"Buy all your , rarinents at the Brown Stone Clotlitn
11:01 of llockhil Wilson, Nos. 003 and COi Chestnut
stein t, Philadelphia."
THE OLD DOCTOR'S SON. A. S. HEATH,
I'nVii , 32ot AND SURGEON, will examine the elckand give
advicofree r at our agentx
DR. GEOUIiI I{OSS,
LEnANox,
19 of Jan. and Mardi,
'lnn.
Dr. S. S. Stevens,.treading, 214. of January and 21at..
of Mardi.
Mr. C. K. Seller's, Harrisbnn, 3.7 th of January and
I.7th of March.
Mr. John 11:item:Ws, frarnburg, 23d of January and
220 of March.
Mr..l. 0. Drown's, PottsTille, 25th of January and
24th of March.
Dec. 14, ISO,
CEP- See Dr. Saintbrvri, sulsertisentront of Livor Thrigo.
rater and Fondly Cathartic fills, in another colutun.
Important to Females
DR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, N. D.,
The combination of ingredients to these Pille are the
result of a long and extensive practice. They are milli'
in their ope ration. and certain in correction all irregu
larities, Pelotbi 31enstruntions, removing. all obstruc
tions, whether from cull or otherwise, headache, pain
in the side, polpitation of the heart, whites, all nerv
ous affections, hysterics, ihtigue, pain in the hack and
&e., disturbed sleep, which arise from interrup•
Hun of nature,
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheesemates Pills arc invaluable, as they will bring
en the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who
have been disappointed in the Ilse of other fill: ceo
place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseinan's fill s
doing ail that they represent to de.
NOTICE.
There is one condition or ns fi,nudo system in which
the Pills eonnot be taken without producing a PECU
LIAR RESULT. The condition referred to is PRIM
NANCY—the result. MISCARRI AGE. Such is the irre
ststable tendency of the medicine to restore the sexual
functions to a normal condition, that even the repro
ductive power of nature ctunot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from fillYthillq,
Explicit directions, which should lie read,
accompany each box. Price sl. Sent by mail on vg
closing $1 to an. CORNELIUS L. CIIERREMAN s BON. 4531,
Post I:Mice, New York City.
SOLD BY VNE DIWAVIST IV EVERYToWS THE UNITED STATES
D. IIUTCIIINOS,
tletteral Agvnt for the "United'States.
16 Chambers-St., New-York.
To whom all Wholesale orders should ho Addressed.
Sold at Dr. Ross' Dram Storm, Lelnoue, Pa.
Due. 7, 1859,-Iy.
Pliginuz 4titires.
Preaching in the M. E. Church, next Sunday
nw,rning and evening. Preaching every eve
ning this week. • -
Episcopal service next Sunday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, in Temperance MIL
On February 22d—Ash-Wednesday, Protestant
services in Temperance Hall, at 3 p. in.
On the 15th inst., in N. Lebanon township, Mr.
Christian Urich, aged 85 years, 9 . months and
17 days.
English preaching next Sabbath morning find
evening in Zion's Lutheran Church.
German preaching next Sunday morning, and
English in the evening, in Salem's Lutheran
church.
English service next Sunday morning, and Ger
man iu the afternoon, in the Moravian ci urch.
German preaching next Sabbath morning, and
English in the evening, in the Reformed
church.
Mat t UV+
On the 16th inst., by Rev. F. W. Kremer, Mr.
John Cox, to Miss Susan Snyder, both of Lan
caster county, Pa.
On the 19th inst., by the same, Mr. John Rourh,
to Miss Amelia Bleistein, both of this borough.
"TAIL OF PE" SEVERANCE. FIVGINE CO
tt Stated Meeting tl the Perseveratfee. Ktigrne
:w.f./ Note Cfdriputly, held at thAr.llail (a) 'reetehly. the
lath , the followit% preamble end resolutions were
u it II iatonsly adopted:
Where:A.4 It has ',Hoed Offd to 'remove Item tar
utid't. JortArs li, it st t I thy ft:to:abet et the Cont. tiny,
therefore be it
Resolved. That we deeply &Owe 11 sudden and un
expected demise, and [ruder hid relariott. Our kindest
sympafties and heartfelt consolations for th e.r nnhnt pc
bereaveme
Resolved, That the metle.rs or the Company at teed
the funeral in a body; that the Reiland epparAtua
draped with tee habiliments of mournio6v, met the
members wear the customary ensign's at the fineral
Resolved, That a copy of this preamble and tepolu
t nag be transmitted to the family of ths dectasel, and
published in the papers or ..his Borough.
JOEL 110f1 , 31AS,Vretary.
HlNOTiffi Aura..'. r ARM01:11,
LEBANON. ro.li'y
At a apeeihl meeting or the Waal& tttutt Artillery
Company, 'held at theft Armory, on Tuesday evening,
Felten:try t 4th, the roll Ari..g preamble and reiulutiand
were unauimoupity adopted:
Wit rem, :t has Menem] ALItiOuTT 001) in hie diVifil
DrOTiliellCO to call from our midst, in the morning of
his life, one of our must floLitni unit useful members—
JeNAI3 thereNte be it
lie Fol veil. Tii•it white be bow with hued thy at this
vieitatien Of divine prevideure.the ,o , eiett tact f+ called
to our minds that "in the midst of life we ete in death."
Tletolved.Thet ws deeply syinrathize with the Lanny
of the dPceneed, in this their deep eillietict.
lies, , lved.That as a last tribute or reseed to tle.
memory of the deePnianl, We will attend his funeral in
full uniform, end that the usual badge of mooring be
worn for 80 days.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be preset'
ted to the family of • I.e deeetved, and that they be pub
fished in the papeteof Lebetott.
BA of the Perseverance Engine and Bose Co.
A T a meeting of the Perseverance Engine and Rose
Co., held Feb.l4, 15641, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted, and ordered to be printed in the
English papers of this Berouk„tu--,
Resotred, That all members of the Perseverance En
gine and Hose Co., who are in arrears for dues are here
by notified to pay each arrearages en or before the 24th
of April next, or, show cause to the Company why the
tame should not ho paid. and why they stionld not be
dealt with in accordance with the provision of the Char
ter, in such case made and provided.
By order of the Company.
JOEI, TIOFFMAN, Secretary.
NEW YORK CITY
gitt.
Notice.
The Leba
47 arafalty Corrratedly.
LEBANON, WEDNESDAT.FEIIRUA ILY 22, 1860.
Lill, :MEM Ex. nun $6 60 Potatoes. bu , 40
" Extra 600 ItgA. dem, 16
Leh. Tea. Sneer. Fine 650 Rutter, 11
Prime White Wheat, 130 Lard. 10
Priznelted Wheat, :.5 - callow,
Prime Rye, 7.5 Hem,
Corn, tip Shoulders, 10
Oats, 54 Sides, . 10
Clover-seed, 450 Soap, 6
Titnothy-seed, 250 th.es.Nra e., ;:s
Flax-seed, 150 White ltags. 5
Dried Apples, VI hu., 100 I Mixed Rags;
Dried Apples, pealed, 150 rex, tB lb , 1234
Peach "zsoitt, ' 240 Bristles, is lb., 40
Peach "llutzels," 125 Feathers, i'l lb, 0234
Cherries, ISO tWool. 'i; lb., 40
Onions, 27 iSoup Deans, yk qt., 6
1 Vinegar, 1-; gal., 12%
lApple Dui ter,l4 crock, 45
The Philadelphia Market.
PnlLAnnr.rntx, February 10, 1800.
We have to note since our last circular, of the
10th inst., a better feeling in the Broadstuif Mar
ket, there is a good home consumptive demand,
and some speculative inquiry, the latter is most
ly for the lower grades of Flour, of which there
is a very light stock, the receipts being mostly
of Extra, and Extra Family ; sales of straight
brands Lancaster Co. superfine, at an advance
over list week's prices, The supply of Wheat is
not equal to the demand, and the article is firm,
though not advanced in price. Rye is unchang
ed. Corn is steady, and the supply is good.—
Oats are quiet; and unchanged. The favorable
nolvices from Europe have somewhat. improved
the Seed Market, though the advance is not ma
teriel. Timothy moots with a speculative
inqui
ry, and all in the market has been taken at our
quotations. Flax Seed is unchanged. Whiskey
bas advanced, and is in steady demand. We
quote:
FLOUR.—Superano, $4,75 to $5.87.1; Extra,
$6.75 to $7.25.
ILYI4 FLOUR.—Good, $4.25 to $4.37 per bbl.
CORN MEAT...— : Yellow, 3.75 nor bbl.
WHEAL—RoI, $1.14 to $1.3 - S; Milo, $1.40
to $1.50.
121: I , l—Pennsylvania, 93 cr?.
CORN.—In oars, 7 etc; aflnat, 77 cts.
OATS.—Southern, 42 ets. ; Pennsylvania, 44
to 111 OS,
SEEDS.—Clover ' $4.75 to $5.25: Timothy.,
$3.25; Flax, $1.60.
WIIISKEY.—Ohio. 25 etg.; Penngylvanin, 24
ets.; 11lids. 231 cis.; Drudge, 221 eta.
SALT.—Common Sacks, $1.20; Patent Suck=,
$1.25.
Yours Respectfully,
McCANN it WE HILEY,
JAS. McCANN, JR., Philadelphia I
OUVint WEIGLE:I-, Lebanon Co.
230 North Delaware Avenue and 233 North
Water Street.
CATTLE`, MARKRT—There is no change to
nate in the market fur Reef Cattle this week; the
idferings show a moderate increase, and the sales
at the different yards foot up about 2,000 head,
at prices ranging from $7 to $lO4 the 100 lbs.,
according to quality. the latter for prime cattle.
The principal sales were made at $3 to
About 250 Cows and Ca Ires were offered and sold
at better prices, ranging from $25 to $5O, ac
cording to condition. Some 2500 Hogs were of
fered and sold et full prices, including 1477 at
'others, at from $8 to $Ol l . and 835 sold by D.
Millar at $,-}Q9$ the 100 lbs., net, as in quality.
The market dosed brisk and the receipts light.
Of Sheep the arrivals reached 8000 head, selling
at prices within the range of .5®,6e. V, lb., gross.
IRON.—Tho market i quiet this week; there
is some inquiry for Pig Metal, for future delivery,
but at prices below the views of makers, who are
firm in their demands , and a few small sales only
are reported, at $2:4231. fur anthracite, No. I,
$22 for No. 2, and $2l for good No. 3, on time.
s me
atilEttislllllltt4s.
The Last Notice.
rpm; undersigned having dissolved partnership, over
a year ago, now rive. the last notice to those indebt
ed to them. that unless payment is made by the 16th of
Moth, all the accounts will he found in the hands of
Antimony 8. Ely, Esq. :MIN GEORGE,
SIIELLENBERG tut.
Lebanon, 'February 92,1860.
Public Sale.
AXT ILL ben hi at Public sale, on Friday, the 16t h day
V hom e arch, 1860, at the dwel li ng of h1.3102i
SNAvetr, in Cornwall twp., Le/ninon county, near the
Herbs and Dauphin Turnpike, about 3 miles west of
Lebanon. and 2 miles east of Annrilb., near Abraham
Long's :tl ill, the thllowing personal property. viz:
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including 2 Beds and Bedsteads., STOVIi, Copper, Brass
and iron Kettles, 'Tables, Cupboards ' Clothes Press, 2
eight day C wags, 3 Barrels of Vinegir, emp,
ty Barrels, Meat Stands, Churn, Sausagedtnife.
Croat-cutter, Tin Ware, Tubs and Stands, 10
OW bushel Baskets, Apple-butter. Spinningwheels
and Reels, and a variety of househtid
and other articles too numerous to mention. Also, 40
rMU Bags, and 100 yards drilling for bags.
~ C - C r- A lso, at the same time and place, will he sold about
6 ACRES OF LAND,
At the Lebanon Valley Railroad, near Joseph 0. HO
man's Mill. in Lots to snit purchasers
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, M., when terms will
be made known by ADAM Olt rrrt NO R.
Assignee of Simon Snavely and Wife.
Cornwall twp., Feb. 22, 1800.
DR. SHELTON MACKENZIE,
OF ennAngtelnA,
Literary Editor of Forney's "Press,"
WELL LECTURE
Werinesrlay Ertning, February 29, in the tburt
Irish Law and Lawyers /
After which iic will read Lis LEGENDARY BALLAD
“'rise Geraidine.”
Mutual Vire Insurance, Company.
OF SINKING SPRINGS, BERKS COUNTY.
X. - TOME IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE MEMBERS
lof the said Company, that in consequence of the
extraordinary heavy losses lay fire causing a d e ficie nc y
of nearly $6,000 in the Tt wtsury, an assessment (No. 10)
of.sl per ,?„1,600 insured, has beets levied by the Board
of Managers, agreeably with the provisions of the 6th
Sect ion of the Charter. and Ist Section of Supplemen
tary Act. o' April 13, 1859.
Membeis will hear in mind that all those neglecting
to par their assessment within 40 days from the date 49f
publieni MU of the same. will be liable to pay double the
said Rates. It is therefore hoped that all will be prompt
in their payments. as those who suffered Loss are in
need of their dom. Ear the ronvenience of the mew
bets, either of the agents, Jim. B. theater, or C.O. Mel
ly, will attend at the places and dates named below to
receive the same,
•
Members will not tbrget their Policies.
Monday, March 12, at Glick's, Bethel;
Tuesday, " 13, at Earnst's, Fredericksburg;
Wednesday, " 14, at Leiner's, Jonestown;
Thursday, " 15, at Harper's, East Hanover;
Friday, " ls, at tfaut's, Myerstown ;
Saturday, " 1.7, at J. B. Hiester'a. Lebanon ;
llnaday, " 19, at Weigley's, Millereek;
Tuesday, `• 20. Dissinger's,Slaefferstown;
Wednesday, " 21, at Eby's, Cornwall.
By order of the Board. A. MULL, Secretary.
February* 22, IStlO.
GEO. HOFFMAN. H. T. HOUMA&
loainan & Br() her's
LEBANON COUNTY
a VI
TRANSPO 111 A i iON LINEr.
Y LE ITA XOY VALLEY nAIL 0A LA
/ANN et the firm will pay particular attentiux to
Comb shipped by the Lebanon Valley Railroad.—
tioods will be sent daily to and (Man Philadelphia to
Lebanon. 31yerstown and AnnvilLe Stations, and nil
other point, in theounty.
Flit:1011W contracted for at the lowest pocsilde rates
and delivered with dispatch.
Ti an . proprietors will pay particular attention to, and
attend personally, to the receiving and delivery of all
Freights.
For infinntation apply at their Office, at the Lebanon
Valley Railroad Depot. in Lebanon.
MA'AM. Matta. their Agent in Philadelphia, will al
ways be focal at W. fL Ilash's Merchants' Hotel, Sorth
Third Street, Philadelphia.
Lebanon, March 30, ISI9.
Reading Railroad.
Lebanon Va Illcy Branch.
tiltrVtA riningegli
AZlV +re,
alft
Two Daily Passenger Trains to Read
ing, and Harrisburg.
)ASS VERA NON ; going East to Reuling, at 9.07 A. 31.,
I and 3.47 P. id.
- Pass Lebanon, going West to Ilarrisburg . „ at 7.24 P.
M. and 11.41 A. M.
At Reading, both Danis make close connexions for
Philadelphia, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Danville, Williams.
port. kn.
31ortring train only emitiecte at Reading for Wilkes
burro. Pittston and Scranton.
At Harrisburg. trains connect with "Pennsylvania."
"Norther Central," and ' , Cumberland Valley" Railroads
for Pittsburg, Lancaster, Baltimore, Sunbury, Chambers,
burg. AC.
Through Tickets to Lancaster, in No. 1 Cars, $1 30, to
Baltimore. $3 30.
80 lbs. baggage allowed to each passenger.
The Second (lass Cars run with all the above trains.
Through First Class Ticketsat reduced rate to :Niagara
Falls, Builitlo, Detroit, Chicago, and all the principal
points in the Wad, North West, aml Cansidas;
Tickets, at lower Fares, to all above placcs,cppbe
had on application to the Station Agent, at Lebanon.
zap- passengers are requested to purchase.tickets be
fore the Trains start, higher Fares charged, if paid in
toe cars. O. A. NIgOLLS,
January 4,1869. Engineer and.4aperiateadent.
oil Mark-et.
!MEM
HOFFMAN it PRO
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. ROSS'
DRUC STORE,
Opposite the Court House.
IAR. ROSS offers to the public the LAIIIIEST and near
UP selection of pure and fresh Drugs, Medicines,
- Spices, Perfumery, and Patent Medicinee that has ever
been In Lebanon. His great facilities for the purchase
of Drugs, and his long practical acquaintance with the
Medical. Chemical, and Pharmaceutical details of the
Drug Store, as well as the Chemical Laboratory. ena
bles him to give purchasers many advantages; and it
will be to the profit of all persons, to beware of these
who would deceive, and to buy their Drugs, Medietnee
and Spices, if they wish them peeler - gip pure. at Dr.
ROSS' DRUG STORE, Opposite the COURT ROUSE.
COD LIVER OIL.
Ilia" Pure, fresh, and gen
uine Cod Liver Oil con
sternly for sale at Dr.
---- Ross' Drug Store.
Demi for the cure of
Consumption. Bronchi
tis and Chian ic disease!,
DR. PHYSICK'S
COUGH SYRUP.
The growing demand
1: for Dr. Phyaick'a Cough
Sprup, for Coughs, Cold,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and all diseases of
the Breast and Lungs, has induced a certain individual
to try his hand at counterfeiting, it. This is to warn
the public to be on their guard in future, and observe
well the marks of the genuine Dr. Physiek's Cough
Syrup, for without Dr. Rose' name on the label it is
counterfeit. Prepared and sold only at Dr. Ross' Drug
Store; opposite the Court House.
DR. ROSS' WORM LOZENGES.
A safe, pleasant and effectual Worm Medicine. Be
ing perfectly tasteless, no child will refuse them, as they
are as easily taken as so much candy. Observe! these
lozenges are wade, Bred ones are offered to you, they
are notriennine Dr. Ross' Worm Lozenges. Sold only
at Dr. Ross Drug Store.
DR. ROSS' BLOOD PILLS.
For all the purposes of a family medicine, and 'when
ever purgation is needed, these pills are equal, and in
many cases superior to any other pills. They act safe
ly. gently and without produeing pain or uneadness.—
Good in the commencement of fevers, limulaclie, Liver
Complaint, Costiveness, Giddiness, Dyspepsia. and all
dititHlSllB arising front impure blood. Ask for Dr. Ross'
Blood Pills and see that Dr. Ross' name is en the label.
1 S
• ;;;...
*4C) Db
sVe.
e'v,4tl/4113t.7---/`
Garden and Flower Seeds in great variety, and
of first quality. warranted to be as represented, sold
wholesale and retail at Dr. Ross' DruF Store.
DR. BER AL'S EXTRACT of S A RSA PAL RILL A ,
For the cure of Rheumatism. Teter, Miles. Sernfuht,
Pains in the Bones. Old Sore, Pimples on the Fare, an d
Eruptions of all kinds, Nervous Headache and other
Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia, and all disennes arising;
from impure blood or the imprudent use of Mercury.—
For these purposes it will be found superior to all ether
remedies. •Price per bottle, or z 6 bottles 10-SA:
Sold °kill at Dr. Ross' Drug Store, opposite the Court
Muse.
PURE 01110 CATAWBA BRANDY
- - - •
For a valuable consideration Dr. Ross has been ap.
pointed sole and only agent for Lebanon and Lelenion
comity fir wholesialeing and retailing Lyon's Pnre
Ohio Catawba Brandy. A discritilinatino public will at
once perceive where the Peas and GENUINE Ohio }lrsndy
is to he had. Beware of poisonous imitations but so
cure the genuine article at Dr. Ross' Drug Store.
DR. ROSS' TONIC MIXTURE.
For the cure of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Wad
aehe. - Weakness amt Nervons Diseases generally this
Tonic Mixture excels nil other medicines. The large
awl increasing tole of it, demands that it should be
made more extensively known. Almost immediate re.
lief. and in amity instances, rapid Cures fellow its pro
per use. Ask for Dr. Russ' ronie Mixture.
DR. ROSS• TETTER OINTMENT,
Tor the cure of Tetter, Ringwornut, nod various other
eruptive diseases, Sold at Dr. Doss' Drug Store.
DR. ROSS'
DJUJC STORE
OPPOSITE THE COURT'HOUSE
Lebanon, February 22, ISM.
LEMBERCER'S
DRUG STORE
MEDICINES QUALITY IS OF
FIRST IMPORTANCE.
T L. I.EMBETIGER. Graduate of thy Phila.-
') detubia College of Pharmacy,.ollers to the
ltizens of 'Lebanon and surrounding country.
a PURR selection of Dregs, Medicines and,
Chemicals, and the first quality of Perfumery'
aud Toilet and Fancy Soap;, embracing the
hest manufacture in the country, and a large'
variety of Tooth Brushes, Nail. Flesh, Clothes
and Hair Brushes. Pocket. Toilet and Fine
Combs of Ivory, shell, Horn .end India Rubber.
PURE SPICES. PURE SPICES.
Pure whole and ground klpires are offered for!
1 4 aIe in large and small quantities at
LEMBERGER'S Drug Store,
GARDEN SEEDS,
j FLOWER -17
Yon will finds full assortment and a large ]
variety or FRESH Garden and Flower Seeds a'
LEMBERGER'S.
Comienseci Lye, Concentrated. Lye. Soda Ash
•und Potash in large null Fruall quantities at
',ENE E 'S Drug Store.
Baking Sala. rearl Ash. Sal
leratus, Cream of Tartar, nil pure, uud for sale
!in large anti small qintntities or
LEMBERGER'S Drug, Storv.
If you are in want of good 'Washing Soap
!pure white or red Castile Soap, Country Soap.
grasive Soap to remove grease spots, superior
IShaving soap, buy the same at
LEMTIERGEIVS.
Do you want a good' Mar Tonle? something
Ito wake the hair grow, to cleanee the head, add',..
'to prevent fulling out of the hair: if you do
Cull lit LEMBERGER'S,
TRUSSES!
The atilieted are requested to cell end asses
ine my stock of TrusseA, Supporters, Ro., emu. ,
prising a variety of Manufacture.
m...llarsh's" Genuine 4, futprocca Felf Add
jesting Pad TrusA."
.MarAt's"Catanten Ilentlege.
An key:du:o)le article for the purpose.
If you are in want of any of the above you'
ean he suited at
LEMDERGErt'S Drug Store.
Pure Ohio Calm% ba Brandy,
I The genuine article for Medicinal Purposes'
Ito be bud in nll its Petra!" at.
LEMBERGER'S Drug Store,
Opposite the Marka TlGuse.
Anything you want that is kept inn weR
conducted First class Drug Store, can be furu-!
.h3hed you by
LEMBERG ER,
ChemiA unti Apothecary
Feeling tit:nil:Nl for the very liberal, patron
age thus thrreeeived from the Physiala no, Mer
chants and Citizens of Lebanon amt surromnl
;jugs, I again maicit a share, proodar taut
!every effort to please all.
attention given to l'insterrv'r
i'arizieni moss and FA.lrtt.v I:keriers, and all
gistani.4ed Warranted it FL always
a; good as* e.an be obtained anywhere, and sold
todfttit t Menieuther the Addree.l,
JOS. L. LENIIIERGER,
1 1 134=1,34 ChOlniSt and Afit.theCary,
1 7 .13,15, I.Blith Market street, Lebanon, Pa,
Lebanon Deposit Bank.
stree4ene deer east of Reiothants
N'VI 7" LL pay the following RATES of INTER EST on
DEvosrrs,
year, and longer, 6 per cent, per annum;
Icor 6 numuths, and longer. 5 per cent. per al11111111;
Yor 3 months ' and longer. periemt. per annum;
requiring a short utAice of withdrawal. Interest paid in
full for the Depuelta from time date of deposit to the date
of withdrawal. We will also afford a liberal line of ac
commodath us to ammo who may Iheor us with Deposits,
ratyahle on demand. 11 ifs pay n premium on SpANISII
and MEXICAN DOLL.AItS. and also on otd 31'alcute Dol
lars and Hid/ Dallors. Will make Collections on and re
mit to all parts of the United Stains, the Canadus and
Europa; Negotiate Loons, ke., ,te,, and do a general EX
CHANCE and BANKING BUSINESS.
C. IarAWSON COLIZIAN, Preside/it
GE.o. (ILEIN, CaPhiC,N.
The undersigned, MANAGERS, aro Individually liable
to the extent or their Estates, for all Deposits and other
bligations of the "LZBANON DEPOSIT 13..t...m."
MN CAM EKON, G. DAWSON COLEMAN,
titionGE SMULLER, LEVI KLINE,
JAMES YOUNG. AUGUSTUS BOYD,
Lebanon, May ISZA. GEORGE II LEI M.
O'notirlOs Merchant Tailor
ing Establishment
(LATE OF LANCASTER.)
EST door to HENRY STINE'S STORE, Cumber
land land street, Lebanon, Pa.
I would respectfully announce to the citizens of Leb
anon, and surrounding. vicluity, that 1 have .vaeLzed
anti opened a NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK,
FRENCH CLOTHS, BLACK DOE SKINS, Fatu,t Canso .-
mores, Silk and Mareciles Vestings, gnats tar Fashiona
ble business Coats, ac., sc., of the latest Importations,
all of which will be made Li:larder at the shoeing; uctucit,
arid prices, to suit the times. From the void! which has
been here, of a thorough practical tailor,] feel satisfied
through my long experience in bnsinaas,..Artistie skill,
and well known reputation as a Scientific Cutter, that
I can compete with the first Merchant Tailoring_.oslab
lishments iu the cities of New York null Philadelphia.
Trusting to the intelligence of a discerning public, end
a strict attention to business. 1 hope to meet with
success. O'ROURE, Merchant Tailor.
Don't forget the Place next to Henry a Stin9's Store,
Cumberland street. Lebanon, AgriP,2o,_l6sl.
Bricks i Bricks!
rrifE 'undersigned. In North Lebanon, has 400,000 or
the best Blacks for sale. No better ran be ob
tained in this neightrohood, and be will ROI them in
/emu quantities at St 50 (rash) per thousand.
Also, 14 inch, inch and 2 Inch of the, best Poplar
Dennison(' Planks. for sale. DAVID WARD.
North Lebanon, Feb. 1:,',1550.
, UNITED BTATE-4
Coil Toyer Works!
A n k FFICE, Lebanon. Pa. Ort:era for TIM:MS filled
VI with despetch, end shipped to all parts at the Uni.
led Stotet. Add r tess ?T. & P. L. WEIMER,
Feb. 15,1860. • Lebanon, Pe.
WEINERwEImea MACHINE
Wm. & P 1.. Wu tiler, Proprietors
Opnvaile th. Lenrwon pulley Palrond PePo;
LEBANON, PEN.NA..
/AIM WOKS are now in successful
operation. in alt their various de
partments; which, for complete strrange-;,1:
ments, are excelled by none in the state.
and our facilities ter doing all kinds of
MAt UTNE WORK.
(Agrie _Rural excepteda are not excelled by any manu
facturing place. Our
MACHINE SliOr
fa stocked with the most complete modern MACITINR
RY of a very henry capacity, which enables us to turn
out at very abort notice. heavy and light Engine and
Furnace Work. Mill Machinery. Shafting, Saw MO
Work and all kinds of Machinery. Ottr
FOUNDRY
bona rapacity moiled by but few in the country, being
furnished with two cupolas capable of melting seven
tens of-iron per hour which enahleg no to make cast
ings of twenty tons weight All kinds of ca-tinge made
to order at very low rates. IVe hero superior nullities
fur making good hot blast pion.
BRASS FOUNDRY.
Brags and composition whit castings mn do to order
at short notice and low priets. Brasswork finished to
pattern or Order.
Bailors of any size and shape made fn order. Some
but No.l Iron nod no other than exp..rhm , :erl
workmen employed. Smoke Stacks. %Vat er Tanks, liar
Mira, Sc., Sc.. e . xeenteri With diepatch.
SMITH.SIIOI,.
Machine ',York TIMal by Ithrtfino Blacksmiths
to drawing or sketch.
PATTERN SHOP.
We make to order Patterns of any dr, , eription of
short n004;1111,1 persons in wont of patterns will find
it, to their oilrantage to cumninenur Pattern ltoonv. in
which are stocked rt Ttry Jorge assortuirnt of Patterns..
=ME=M
-This department embraces :In tlirnishing required In
Matirinerv. and ra always stocked will) Iron and brass
"Va Ives, Cocks, Checks. fi.lett. , s, t;:es-pipe bus. Iron, Seel,
Spring Steel. tiaspipa 'animus, Com.lings, Oil tilobrs.
Oil Clip Oil Latups. in fact an tßiags necessary 3114,111 a
Stem Engine or Moebitters.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Ti called to our style of Engines. which for ceortame of
feel, smooth and effective working - cannot be excelled.
PORTABLE ENGINES.
Que. build of rorlAble Engino4 are very Aliperior and
our new Portable. Mining Enginoi env non• Irdng intro
duced 10 the principal two ueininga in oar
Lebanon. February 15, ISOO.
D. S. FABER'S
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store,
Ilea been Removed to Eris New Building. on. Cumber
land Street, opposite the Engle Bann Env,
Lebanon, Pn.
rum I subscriber revertfidis a nnonner cehisneertuain
ilnd the public in general, I at he has con
straitly on hand a large wtoek of
1.) RIT S P REHM ERT,
MEDICINES, PAINTS.
CIL E M ICA L '-"""`""" DYE-STUFFS.
VARNISHES, TURPENTINE,
GLASS-WARE, 11, BRUSHES,
DA IR-OILS, EXTRA-CTS,
Burning Fluid, Saver:at Instruments., Toilet Soaps. Se
gars, Tobacco, &rt. Also at variety of Fahey Artieles 100
unau•rous to mention, which lie oiler= at low rates. tool
warrants the cot:aids of the articles as represented.—
Purchasers will please remember this, anal examine the
qualities anal mires of his mods before purchasing oleo•
where. /eV- Phytdchtme prescriptions and family red
pes carefully compounded, at all boors of the, day or
night, by culling at the Drug :Bore, opposite the Eagle
Buildings.
Ott Sunkl3.'ls the Store will be opeue4 for the corn
pounding or preticriptious between , the hours of 7 an:l
10 o'clock, A. 11., 12 and 1, and• 4 nod 5 P. M.
Lebanou r Der. 1557.. DAN) DS, SEX.
Q S. RAMSEY Lee moored to the first door south
Cl,„ from [teary . Stine' s Store, and opposite the Ea.
gle Hotel, where he will keep en Itmnrtment. of Cloths,
(Azsguntrrrs, and Vesti has. A Ise ready moth! clothing and
frernishiby goods such as Shirt*. How•. Mores. llandker
' chief, Neckties. At.. Ac..--1111 of which will he sold as
cheap as at any other establishment in Lebanon.
CUSTOMER WORK attetrled to promptly. nod good
gnaranteed. S. S. RAMSAY.
Lebanon ; April 13, Wig.
Fashionable Tailoring.
runt substrrtber respectfully informs bia friends and
the subtle in genend. that he has colonic:need the
7A11.0.41.N6 EtriP.ZESS in all its branches, at his real
, deuce, in East Lebanon. (t,7nroberland Street,) 2 squares
east from Major Mover's lintel, (aout': side,)
lion tb lansineas, promptness in tubs engagements. good
flue, and moderate charges, he hopes to receive a share
of the public patronage. lie was a long time in the mat
t ploy of Mich:el Wagner, deed., and feels confident of
giving general satiFfaction. Being a new begmucr he
solicits the patronage or the
lmbanon, only 12, 1151. ttEQltt E tcCAUi.LT.
I,
Ready' Made Clothing!
ASplendid assortment of Sommer Clothing. Coats
Vests, Pants, and every thing else for a pleasant
Si/ MM SUIT, just opened and now ibr exhibition and
sale, at the largo Clothing Emporium. Centre Buildings.
.1, M. RAISER of the firm of Bober Sr Ilre's has just
returned from the city with a large and well selected:ls
sortment of CLOTHING. They ore sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. A Iso a varietrof Home dada
Clothing. Something for every body. Call at
_HA/mit s: 13110% - 4 24 :story.
Lebanon, June 1, 1554.
i
tfir. Fashionable 'Tailoring!
his TAILOR:INi;Anes's to Cumherland . Street, two
doors Fast of Ileg r iefs Store. nod ~pposite-r Wm-Wog
ton Rouse, where otr persons who wish garments' made
up in the most thshionaldestrieatot 1.-st nernit,r. ore-in
vited to coil. lir iba. lotely received the Now York, Ml
odelphin. Ports and Loieboi reori , "f
11
Spring and Summer Fashions,
mut as be has none but the best workmen employed, 'in
guarantee' that all work entrusted to hire will be dime
in e satisfactory inamier.
TRUSSES!
11 1 3... With hi; thanits to his old customers for their pat
ronage heretofore, he reepertfally solicits public favor.
TO TAILORS!—.test received and for solo the X. York
and Philadelphia Report of Spring . k litnitiner Fashions.
Tailors wishing the Fashions should let the. übscriber
know of the fact, eo that ltc eau make Ids arrangements
aecordingly. 31 ICH :RI. IEOFF3I .
Lebtmon, 7. WO.
1 - 1 ES fit ABLE DRY GOODS,
"Qt • j
SW FOR CDR IS 'WAS PRESENTS.
AT WV:
French 31re'rionos. ploiu and nrintod,
Rich plaid nre* , Goods. rothleed,
Sat in Curd Volenons. nolneed,
. 10, 1 All Wool iMailltS, r• - ••1, , v41.
Droclud. stAn nod Long :Bawls,
I Minch Cloth for lAoliees (looks.
1 New S:yfos Cashmeres, awl
Fancy' silka. reduced.
t i t Eng)i.4l.l anti Merrimack Prints. &e.„f.e.,„
And Cho greatest variety of Dress Goode at 1234 cents
in Lebanon. comprising Delainos, Ca-at-me m, Cal.teoes.
(.1111117" •oul Foil du clievers.
pry - •
HENRY 8: STINt.
610
lea S. W. Comer Unmiyeriand itialltrizes, Streets..
TAKE IZOTICE NO fiIiMBUG I
'Fur eng.t.Pcsa , , Ntib 1:N50E,7
14LY 6( IDS t; itOC El , : IES EFIX:4WAII
that Las eves oe eves• wiLL pas.N. twer n Lt-hnnutt ,
coniktel.. 4 7 .15,u06 worth of tAlnikc_
fine. :in th•li4htfni to look nn;.n,
PFLkaIGER'S STORE
Titn 1 have $l. OO O worth of DRESS SILKS. from GO
cents ST cents, $l.OO, $1.25. '51.50, both Black and Fancy
IttlittAn for the 1,000 pieces CLOTHS and CASSI
:tititt KS, from GO cents to $lO 04) per yard.
ire JEANS, Tick, Welsh Flannels, end every othor
kind or Flannel, to he had at G ens-r. Pri.rniat's Sleet:. I
1100 pieces sArrixErs, 12 cents to $1 00
pet: yard.
ti,eoo yards PRINTS and CIIINT7 -
1.000 pieces French, lingli,ll and German MUSLIN'S.
1,000 pair bleached and unbleached, sliced and lead
colored fleecy lined 110S11, long and short, front Cts.
up to 3714oents.
I,ono pair ladies' and Children's GAUNT LETT.
1.000 OPtlitA 110005, French Nablus, Woolen Mods
and Caps, of the latest and most desirable style..
iillatltAit fur the 1,000 tinswt.., suchas I:leviers latest
Ay le; long and slime Br's he ; Cherieille; Shawls of
thousand corners, folding nal different ways; Thihet
and 'Merino Slianis4 *tug mid tuptare wtwleti Bay-State
Shawls, &c.,
I,OOG pair STOCKINGS. all kinds, colors, sizo4 and
qualities , Children's Roots, Legs:toil iltiovesr; Children's
Hoop Skirts. Underitarments for Ladies ; white. black
and grey mixed Hose fur ladies; Life Preserver:. and
Beautifiers for Ladies.
Children's and Misses Mitts, Armlets. Mops, Skirts.
Life Preeereers. Ties, Gauntlets; 3,000 pieces DRESS
GOODS, suchas Parana - 4M, Payaria,
11,gudere,„1:1elds,itthrisno14.VacualtMorlint, figured, awl
plain, it), tibutulaima `See JAL, with black, llgured and
stripes,
Under Shirts end, Blasters, bought. at Auction, very
lot; Gentlemen's Scarfs, silk Chen-
Milo and woolen.
lionne,t,Ribbous; Velvet Ribbons, a hiegeesecctinent
Dress Trimmings, all kinds.
Welsh Flannels, Vesthcrs, Cloths, CasAnteres, Ticks.
Daine4l6,Plrightillie. Sacking, Flanttel,all colors; Laces
bind EtigiM4*Lcove Veils, of, all kinds mid patterno . .
CARPETS*OIIids and of the latest styles.
Fip Cheeks. Fip, Tirk, Fip
Xip.Conibs, Fip Scarft , ,. Fin 11 ."1-.,
Fip'Shawith lit) Collars, .11 , welA, Pip CLats, Fip Shoes
and 'lose.
The Cheapest. Garb ill, the country or Step., We
prove 19rot sey,and vouo.condemn. .
GEORGE ELMER,
I Oct. 26, 1660.1 I,ErovmoN, LqtANON
BOILER. SHOP
Merchant Tailoring.
REMOVAL.
NORTH LEBANON BOROUG 11
DIVIDED!
GREAT EXCITEMNET.
Grand Rash far the. ffreo Quart, rs:
THE ACTION
cite Legislature of the Corrirrio'itw , , , ! ,
LJ art mein. iu retiorrnre to the liorotk,h of
LEDA - NON, has caused an itousual degree of rwile.
meat among ILA quiet total•iiguts, but hill agar en
much 214 the Fresh Arrival of
SPRING AND Ulf :HER GOOD.-3,
at the MA 'CrillYN !MUSE $T(111
iflesp.ha's. Pune* A: Brother..
The Proprietors tin!' confident that I hey are still
able to supply all their customers, sod the —rest or
mankind." who will furor them with a tall, with any
variety of the
CHOICEST GOODSt.
Tl,,„„„ w m
than tit sell , at pr:oily r•
'need price*, which they hope wilt be a great hlm',
meat for all desirous of haying cheap', to give them a
call. cart .11..! yon rit4 Vag.
Ladies amt Cita th:aa!Ti are moat cordially
to giro gran a call. and axamine tLr thtnnrolves.
North Lebanon tka , nn.th. :trek
MEZIM
And Cheap Dry Goods, Groceries and Spleens-
wars,
At the Corner of eantherland Street and Plank Road.
irh:S:iltS. RA Uell LP; lIT take pleasure in inforia
l lug their Wends anti the public generally that they
have °pencil .Itb a large and carefully detected avian
men t of
ULtY (100D3, .
ttcrE%Nsw.(tir..
to which i'itcy inrito Clio , attention of thf
public. Their
DRY GOODS,
1,8,..:d1. totem .le , t3A with the in•o i th•iot aaro frotn the
largtn.t Inputting itotisos in i'llihnh•lnithi.
(I Roc Eli 1 ES,
A 1 1111.1 r ~ t .‘cic of rho.), CoiTqoA,T,ost,
1111,1 .11 kiwis . of ~%rieozz. b t rp ~..;S , ,ortif i c Ut , Gf
~4UE NSWAR.r.,
among4chiE A itti2 the new..i.t pat tiirnP., with
Most vari , (d . thtir HAW
whit)] r.,. vr.ly 12..11tY
niken in cm:lmage
o t. 24).
' .. t" 01,D DR. HEATH'S 1300 E: OF TRAY-el
aeh; ;nal Japi - a- VoF
and Flom logio ("MI directions for
the t-rtnin euro al• orbumption. liratehitia, Coughs..
Catarrh, !-Ihma. rut or , . ilr trt Ui.eare. Serufn
tm Cancer, I.)tl.ll.witt. Live? Cotnl•laint, Gravel a n d Uri
nary Deprnlln. Fetual.n Uotnl•lnints, IlinAtrat4.4
with latintrotts verlititatnS of r arcs :not I:m4r:trill
For the purpose nt 1 , --;.-tring- as many sufferitkr
beings me possitt.ie from pram are it will he smut.
to :my parr of din cm - Alto:M. ;;t-r; ts.•sots to
It•ii ltrtw;l•s:+y. New Yin - k City.
.
Said ht. Dr. Cuorga rin=4., Latium. ; D r _ s. S. Stun ;
iteitilina; Christian Millar,. 31illerzinirg i C. K. Kell,
Itarriarturg ; Jahn DellAnna.tit, Hamburg, J. th 11.r-Ja , a
l'uttaville.
Oct, 5, 1659.—Ty
GE.XF F'B
fool .111 1 Shoe Siore !Ceram - ed.
New .Spring and Summer Stock!
Tarr, lintiersignitt would relteet fulls infetet the Pehhe
1. that tw hat. ttY-1101'; , :P ht, ut arra tal SIIOE >BI-;
to Ow rouni lately oecupi , 4l 5 c Mi.
en, / ,tor, where be has opened a lwantifal r4rhek of
,Spring and Summer Boots, and Shoes,
for Ladies, Gent lem.ti ittl ell rem II k assortment
i very eonipletc, cutbraces all 019 latest
Wrenn sellout ut law pricea. The public will pleasc roll
DANIEL <3 It
IL—TiLsrET.COS, 11015" 6 your limo if you wk.!, In Suit
n large ossortumut of Tronfrs. Tra !ilex ; and (14Zrrnt kinkla
of Batt. Come one, (onto ant
Le',anon. April 7. 1841.
Look in Finn. interisii.
Come one ! Come all see and judge
for yourselves.
011 N respertfoll:e invitee the eitiaen4 of
191 leManon county to MU at his new StatT.
Mitt ILLW :SrOnt: %V Walnut street, between earmauy'a
:std= lienrberger's Hotels, where he has vetted a eplen •
did IMW Spring and Summer stork of Hoots mei
fur Gentlemen ; else INV, S Caps for Men and Boys.
lie takes orders for Beets and Shoes, nod slakes them
at short notice out of the best material, and will wm
taut them to give perfect satisfeetier..
He Ls detertnileal le sell very low for Cash or Moe
months credit.
April . 20; rsss...
Philip F. IllcCattly
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAK En.
Oi;. e NaZi'o n : l 7e S i t io T ; l 4. ° Vll:l l l7k if fork s „. ( d o o. r ,
very liberal patronage extended to me f•r the short timid
I have been in business. I would respectfully solicit a
cantina:thee of the patronage of the puldie.
lie has at all times an a. , sortment of ltelaTS
FIIOES of his own manalitetura on lavn4, which. witi to
tfinyoacl of on mammal:ice term&
FINE BOOTS, LADIES' a A FT ERS
Thome tlordring imutt. well mode a rtiole, two jot i , 4-1
to gito ran a trio!, ClSiblrens' Etta, of every
and color on hoot), lloo.y work mode to otter.
474 - All work W 1 rra Wert, imetty dam , atpl
Chaillta mock itiodcrOte. Latium], rep . ISO'?
NEW STOCK Ol' FALL t. WINTER
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
rrillt; undersigned has returned rrfan the EAst. and
h.; , Ipened gore : on Walnut .stret, a nundft•
cunt stork nr
Lif i " OTS 4; 1 :7 1 1 T ; 1 7.‘ 1 1:74 CINKS '
-1711 N 11/;d(-
embracing, tha most complete assortment ever
offered to the Lebanon public. tar I :Plies,. ew n .
thmtna and Children. lifB ItSFortment for the i miles in
cludes the latest styles of Shoes, and a now article of
(germ Soots, elegant - 1;r adapted to the coming season.--
Nor thotletsteenten he hoe the latest style Hats, 01 alt
qualities, and at low prices- and Soots, ke., of the lot
wit fashions. For Boys and Men he trans a great es.w'-
nlent of Caps. of the latest styles. .4 greet assortment:
of Ginn Mots and Shoes of all kinds. Se sure to call
end examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
I,1:0 - Mr. Bowmen hes reniered bis and Shoo
Store to [be eornor of the al Is.y, oilseeds, the j;,sl. a low
doors south of kis Into loveliest, its the Courier bendiest
JO A.N.
d!",....1151e5ur., takea and wink' ttrvie
October 12, ISII9,
.
Boot and Shoe Store. 11
IL :WWI MEMEL respal fully in.
forma the pnt di La a. that ,Ft HI roil t ill- ',..
, nett his ext , nsivo ostahli.hotont in It
Weber riallig hi. new bathling. in Ctirnhortonit sr.,
where he holy, to retoter the canto r
satisfaction as herotothre to all who C
may Favor him with their co.tont. fit. invite:. Merchant. '
and &tilers in Lwow and SI tht E mint every one who r.
winlun to purehose htshionable anal fhwalqe ;:iliglvs in ll
hie time. to call and cxnutirto for thertavivett, his 1:,,f3 t
and varied stock. i
He is 41i4,1111illed t.o MITMIRS nll cer t opetithm jtj
manufacture ofever} arttelo is Itk 611114111, , , suitable for 2 "'
any 'Market in the Union. A tine imre is taken in regard
to materials and irorkmatoddp; none hat the best naafi
ty at LE:ATTIE]: anti other materials-are used, and none t
bat the best workmen are employed.
returns his sincere thanks to his friends fi,r
the very Ulx ad patronage herctothre bestowed on him.
lle hopes by strict aticui boo t.. business:tint entice sod ng
to please his custotubes. to merit a share of public pat.
ronage: j Lebanon, Feb.l7, 'ff`i.
=!
G. 14. & Br o>•.
_ HAYING united in
the BOOT and Snoa
ILSESS. and tin 1 1 :
their liviclll:illMin% to
be 1)11:x11:al. btl idgbo
lintZhe 111,1 Of
1111 . Wol* t , 111' r
ge bf pat,-
- will ho,
'NEW ATILDINC::i "wt. r,
1i i 7 he
ItlttilY , their , ttllrttuttet
They hero ono op: te• larie - , mo' of
1111.01 . . 4 . •1 H
CNN (Kl' 11M IS. Re.. they offer n-iliiied
.144. at this - P',1101.1 STIIII E. ear..
exited WITII II EA tl}'-'t ADH \V.OII K. or hare it male, to
order. Setiajliet;tot is rtheog, won - auk:rt.
Partimlar iittentiu.oveo tt the REP.% 1111 NO 11
Boote and Slitiee.. I . l.elioninr% April 20.1.1; 7 0.
(ZCITAI;TAL PRE4.I3NTS.
tl t. ‘ehiefs..
lecy ‘,c ;:olloes
tioots :F.. mikes ehiels
Neck Ties anti l‘t
Table Cloths. and" Towels,
Itsjon's kid and t intuit lI t Gloves.
Hosiery of every. ,ktrieriloti-011,.
144 rents for ttllriauuns, Chitetzcs.
Wait) tiospeutiros u 11111 1 ( article,
allmotriting alai those who wish 11+ tltitt.4
theioselestioos of HOLIDAY Pit ii:SEINTS w•>tilil+dtr welt
to cut on ttl;NltY & STINE'S Storr.
.Vational 11.)use.
N 013711 E-COlCStilt of Plank road undlluilcurd Str
Ulrrn hm,B.uw:c, PEYN'A
To TR.: Punue
ItO! tilt ye thirty come and drink. for like.-0o
mineral water. the choicest vintage. and the pureet malt -
lignora grace my bar. And ye Ittutgry come and oat.::.
rile table is loniled with the most pukatantial feta. :lad
the richest 11,1ienci.4 , of the season crown my hoard—
Come man and beast: my leave in always open to the
stranger and the friend. and for animals the heated .
render, fine et:ailing. and atteatire Itortierii, are ever
ready at my stables.
Yowl*. no,p,etriilly.
Norl4.loSuou, &IS. 14, WO, I.IXNAN: BOLTZ
Wood, Womt.
,r,„zs TU I.: undersigned :era prepared to rurni 4 4. tln K
-41,AoFtr OAK NVO.111), tn onter, t ally pinee it. 1,,
• anon or North Lebanon Borough:. Orsier, , I , ft At
their Mill will i.e promptly att00.1...' to.
April 21, „
W 40011) and C0A,14 I(tiRD.
ITHAI mulorsigned. haring bought Mr. -
jy 11,ktry butt WOOll :Mil Ord Y.,ard,
short disionee . nurtit-east ttf Messrs.
3littrh's Foundy, in the boronall ..1 North
helamora ;tml als o bought front . 2:10 to :hut C; 1. 1 : 4 1 , 1
W 041.6 aul front 600 to 1000 ToS $ 01,t ;‘:
111048 and grades, which I will sell at the yar4lol
at as small profits as gill snit the times. I thyr...f-re
lite all Owe that are in want of any of thaw art
call and see the Sarno, as.tertalu : ) . o;Ll .„ >a , o , "
theftu NI
EL DEL MGM',
North Lebanon, Arrilt4o:B36",ft,
,•11'
11.1.1.71_11 S LiGil 3'
I=
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