Ctrs egrner.
FRETFUL .PEOPLE.
"Men make themselves uncomforta
ble, destroy the peace of their families,
and actually make themselves hated, by
fretfulness." Beecher says:
"it is not work that kills men ; it is
warry. Work is healthy.-You can hard•
ty put more on a man than he can bear.
Worry is rust upon the blade. it is not
tbe revolution that destroys the mac bin
ary but the friction. rear secretes acid,
hut love and trust are sweet juices.
"We knew a man with 4 patient, good
Christian wife,end we never heard him
speak a kind pleasant word to her, and
doubt if he ever did in the half century
they have lived together."
"He is always in a fret. Everything
.roes wrong. You would think that he
was made of cross-grained timber. and
bad always been trying to disgust a
crewcut saw. lie is eternally cross,
and thinks that his wife and cbildten,
hired hands, and all tee domestic ani.
'male, have entered into a combination
I. worry bi mto death. He is only rusty,
but fairly crusted over with it. He is
bncamad in a shell of acid secretions,
though which no sweet juices ever die.
till. Friction has literally worn him
out, and he will soon worry himself to
death. • Of course he has never worked
to any advantage to himself or any-body
else. With him evey thing always goes
wrong. He superstitiously believes it
is because the devil hes a spite against
him, when in truth it is nothing but
his own fretfulness.
011TTING IVlAnitieo, says the Maripo
sa Gazette, seems just at present to be
the order of exercises in this vicinity.
Several youngsters have within the past
weifs forsaken their mascultne.aoquaie
tutees, and it is to be hoped some of
their old habits, and pot themselves in
charge of the female sex, • Several more
pre, within a week or two, expected to
follow in the footsteps of their deluded
predeeessors, if the shadores of coming
events indicate anything. Unappropri
ated c rinoline will shortly be "scarce"
hereabouts; in feet it is hard to find any
now that is not 6 stayin" to somebody.
Several of the lunatics have , favored us
with luminous arguments in lavor of the
institution, the substance of which ap
peared to be, that it was cheaper. On
aski ngtehat was cheaper, we were grave
ly informed that putatops, beans, pick
les, cheese, dry goods, leather, and all
the concomitants of eating, drinking
and wearing, necessary to the preserva
tion of these our earthly tabernacles,
Could be furnished foible, particularly
if they ,were "one flesh," cheaper than
for a single masculine, subject to the
temptations of this life; and further, that
there are many very 4 preshes' joys ,
and many hidden' delights experienced
that the world knows nut of. We sup
pose the statement to be correct, but
we can hardly see into . it.
BADLY SOLD.-A little affair happen
ed the other day, nova thousand miles
from this place, which is too good to be
lost. Mr. A. called on one of our far
mers, and asked him the price of oats,
and - was informed that they were worth
$5 cents per bushel. He agreed to pay
40 cents on condition that he should be
permitted to tramp them in the half bush
el. He secured the bargain he paid for
l a bushels, and the next day took his
wagon and went after them. The far
mer filled the half bushel, after which Mr.
A. got in and gave them a moat vigorous
tramping, contracting- their proportions
Considerably. Farmer thereupon emp.
tied the oats into the bag wihout filling
up the measure. Mr. A. rayed, but it
was no use, 'the farmer had complied
with his part of the agreenfint, and, as
an evidence, told Mr. A. after he had
measured the oats; ho roighllramp them
all, day.
Otrßaked puppy is the' greatest deli
cacy of the Sandwich Island, and Cap•
lain McClintock, in his just published
~ Voyage of the Fox," says : "At the
Sandwich Island I *ski once invited
to a feast, and had to feign disappoint.
meat as well as I could when told that
puppy was so extremely searce it could
not be procured in time, and, therefore,
sucking pig was substituted.
belling ollrat and below Cost.
etzesszeiN t /MOTHER. intend to in
-1.1) crease their Clothing Business, are selling off
their Welt of
WATCHES & JEWELRY,
without. regard to Cost. All wbo wish to obtain
Bargains are invited to call.
Wow is your time to get good Atrgaisse. lrstoltee gam
at ruinous rotes.
Pine 18 caret gold hunting watches, formerly sold
at 50 Dollars, are sold now at $36. All kinds of
Silver Hunting watches sold ut 15 to 18 Dollars
are going now for 9 and 10 Dollars. Openfac
ad silver watches worth 10 Dollars for 6 and 6
Dollars.
Jewelry said for smock a, So , w.
bold Breastpins worth - O5 it 250
" Eardrops " - 5 "2 50
" Setts td .3 "1 00
u Studs "' 360 " 1 75
" Fingerlings" 300 " 1 60
" do. " 200 " 1 00
" 1, do. . " 150 " 76
A large assortment of Panay goods sold below
Cost. RUBENSTEIN . BRO.
Lebanon, Feb. 1, 1860.
STOVES and TIN-W A RE.
One Door Burt of the .7.ebannn Valky Bank.
.pupa 4 BRESSLER are now prepared to o ff er
the hest assortment of STOVES and TIN.
Alai to the pablis, ever offered in Lehman.—
hey most respectrelly invite their friends and.
•
pnbile. to call and elle before buyieg elsewhere.
Alec, the a ELVA EALING AU.ERICAN FRUIT CAN,
the beat invention or the age, as it le 20 per cent. cheap
et.than any other Offered to the public.
Are also have on band all Muds of Ranges, which will
be pn t up et the shortest notice.
AU kinds of Job Work done in the beat workmanlike
iltannar. and at the shortest notice., .
/WANG, particular attention I. pai d to SLATINO.—
We hate allays on hand the beet Lehigh Slate, whisk'
aennothe surpassed in quality.
- An& 24,.10.4f. BUBB, & BRESSLER.
LOOKS,
Thirty Day,
Eight Hay,
h r-t- i y Hour,
CL: KS,
Just Relived at
J. BLAIR'S Jewelry Store,
Lebanon Pa.
MAOIIIIIII WORKS, LORKOK•
NM it P. L. IrEMIER
traTIP &GC GEE STEMS ENGINES. BOILERS,
Ikon awl Bran Oastlngn. and all kinds of En
s pertmade t lint elan works.
awsegin, MIII, Inman, and Boiler Repodrs attend
id so with dla patch. [Labason, Web. 11, ISM.
. , . ,
Little and Stone.
MID tfluketigned b* potratantlyland. and for Ads
.1. toga, supply of the best lima ant st one for build 'neer thiDonagtmlore Furulto% widely wit
be of on ressonatds terms.
Isgmers, Sims t, einnux BARRI.
'Smug account
BOBOUGN ACCOUNT.
TOSEPH KARCH,Tteasurer,its accoqut
o with Lebanon Borougia, from March 22 1859, to
Starch 6, 1660,
DR.
To cub received from Ban:fel D. Kreider,
colleotor, in full, 168 18
To i n fere! e 20 41
To mesh received fr an Abraham Shenk, ool
le °tor for 1854,in fall, 100 00
To cash received from W. G. Ward, calico
ter for 388•5,1 n full, 60 00
To oath received from Dowse Walter, col- '
lector for 1868, In full. 1023 86
To ouch reoeived from 1). 3, Dither, omelet
tor for 1859. 8806 00
To cash received from D. B. Miller, Build
ing permits 1 60
To cash received from Joseph Oleic', Ba'q,
Ones collected, 6 00
To cash reoedved from sandry persons for
Stall Bent, 46 00
To gash received from Jacob (lambert,
pavement 120
02.
To clash meelTod from-D. S. Hammond,
pavement 24 76
To cub reeelred from Widow Boirert,peve - •
meat_ 19 06
To cosh received for Clime License 30 00
To sash reached trots Ons oty Oommlesion.
era fora Beside built in 6b het street. 110 00
To sash received from Goons Chemberllo, _do
Potter'efteld rent $ 00
To Dash received from ilr. lemndoger, for •
Lamp Poet . 16 00
To omit received from refunded interest 2 00
To omb received from Joseph Bomberger,
money loaned '" 400 00
To omb received 0 ainehile.* Reading R.
IL Company 000 CO
Balance is the Treasury, ilLeNit 23,1859 3 65
'CR
By esshpata mil persontott dtzteri Issued in 2008
and paid in 1a69.•
21 orders to Jame' Lascomb, late
Supervisor , • 306 76
8 orders to Gems* liorgna, late
Supervisor 868 14
6 orders to AngustneWitman,brielt.
. laying 68 66
b orders to LebanOn Gas Com'ay,
Gas consumed - 142 36
6 orders to Peter Bale, hauling ' 9111
2 Orders to Isaac 110ffer, Sures) tog. 417 00
2 orders to J. O. Wants, Sena 10 00
1 order to B. MoCord, Police ' 20.00
1 do Bother ilage,,Surveying ' 06 67 •
1 do J. IW. BuromeL garb
ing 67
. 26
I. order to Nicholas Bombgardnee, '2 23
1 do A. F. Knoche, Curbing 24 76
1 do' J. W. Kartiger, Tautest 16-00
1 do G. D. Coleman, Lamp-
Post- 10 00
I order to G. M. Tauber, Interest . 18 00.
1 • do J. Weidle, Chief Burgess 10 00
1 do Wm. Belcher, Lanterns 10 60
It do J. M. Mack, Councilmen 10 00
$lOB9 92
By caehgald sundry persons on or.
oars homed In 1669 for debts cos
traded in 1660. .
Pailip Arent., brick sold 20'06 '
Pater Sale, hauling • 8 . 00 '
George Borgrer, supervisor 9: - 40
D. Yacht dr Sous, brick 62 82
Philid Arnold, atone 6 60
W. M. Breslin, printing - 10-76
J. K. Mark, plkeing Market street • ' 860.
.1. M. Good, stationary 1 78
Chas. Greenawalt, oil and powder 10 73
George I Shellenberg r , candles 2 20
George Arent. ; Guile. rt iv Walesa
stinst 15 00
Joseph Rebated, sand ' ,p,OO
John Bowers, blacksmith work 2 00
Joseph H. Calor, beating 1 00
Jolla Weidman, salary ti 00
Joseph Arnold, ealbert La inne•
grave street 12 82
George 14 atter, distributing appeal
notices 10 00
John Weidman, land da magas 10 00
Susan Wrecker, refunded tax 4 80
George Walter, do do_ 23 99
January Interest Coupon. ou Rail
road Bonds • '232 69
, -
Wholt anet of otittactrdingslebts paid id '59 $l5OO 78
tirdoraleaued and paid in 1859.
Jun. Bomberger, one Bond • 400 00
do do interest 9 26
Jan. D. Krause, do, 22 80
D. Henry, do ' ' . is uo
John Witms or, do - - .4$ OD
Wm Shirk, do . 42 76
D. Fo cht lc &ins do ' 33 75
Isaac Hoffer, do 7 07
Joseph It- Bullion, de 493 , •
144
2(1
Wm. Bt. Breslin. printing 10 00
Young 8 Co do . 13 26
Bart:nen & Son. do 1-4.74
Worth h_liaincehl. - do - 24 00
. ,
- • 62 00
ArentstWitmyer,.lnolbor , 106 .
Nicholas licusgartner, putter . 160
John Biala% cost lo .17oodbatt's
Celle 4.ga
John Flatus, mottordlog Lien ' 87
D. M. It ornany, hardware { . 95
Henry Mott, do 8 74
George 1% alter, for Ilillug Ms alley 5 - 00
John Spohn, handels . 8 09
I. P Kendal, stone .. 2
60
Wm. Illohnr, lantern" 23 75
Eurolloteot of lure - 4 50
---- 63 93
floury S ,ort, for work Su Market BC 10513
Usury Loy, " Bridge balltdo 1100 00
208 /3
floury Shott," work inCheotnut St. 79,1 52 .
Geo. Bordner, " do do 25 00
81852
Henry Shod," do Centre St. 82 64
Bonigartner & Burn, for work.. .
done at Catlett on Cootie St 82 40
---- 86 ' 04
Henry hhott, for work done on
Walnut St. 219 ST
Henry Loy, Oar building of Bridge
on 'Walnut - 79.50
Borngartner _ix Bran, for Culbert,
ou Walnut St. 153 80
--- 583 17
Henry Shott for work donitOol'inr;
grove St., 14 75'
Borugartuer & Burn, for ;abort..
on Plneigrove St. 64 80
---- 79 66
Henry ilhett, for nark done on
Mulberry St. 82 80
Henry Shot:, for work .done, on
Water St. 2 60
Henry Shod, fur work. don. on
OrunpbOletown St. - 11 81
Henry 8045, for work done on
Old Oumberlang St. . 20 60
Henry Shod, for work &Me on
Blisabath St., '- 22 20
Henry Shutt, for work'dene on
Yetridge Alley,. 14 62
Henry Shod, for 1 ark done on
Doe Ailey, 4 40
Henry Shod, for work done on.
Doe Alloy, 13 87
Henry Shutt, for !ink done on
Goodhart's Meadow, ' COO
Henry Shod, for work done an. '
Cinder Walk, - 53 05
Gee. Bergner, for Oneidas- 85 09
. ,
John Stand, distributing appeal
notices, . - - 11 bO.
Committee ter bolding appeal, 4 00
D. E . Miner, for Duplicate 'and
appeal nonce •
, . 600 -
- . , 21. 00
Lebanon Gas Company, 'Gas con
sumed, .. 24340
G. D. Coleman, 6 Lamp Pests 6O 00
8. J. Babb, l'ollere salary 165'c0
U. McCord '
McCord; do do L 186 00
. „ ..
July liatoreatlBs9, (on Coupena)on
It It Bondi, 000 00
January Interest 1080 Con 0 Arno) •
ODE. a. Bonds .000 00
............. is 00
rhino Arents, °amyl/wait .. - . 10 00
11. T. Hoffman, do • , -• 10 00
J. 21 Mark, ' do • /0 00
W. 0. Fauber, do •
.., • '''" '' -10 ' 03
0. Mark, ,ft, ~, 10 00
J. A. Wolter, do , ...10 00 ' •
, .
D. M. Harmony, Chief Burgasi . 10100
D. M. Iddler,Aiudatant do , . 10 00
~
Joe. Karch. Treasurer • !" 10:00 '
A. It. BOughter, oonciter . 10.00
Jno. Stolid Illb Constable ' ' 20 . 00 ~
---- 120 00
Ana. Eitond, Itigh Conatabla, ektri ' . .. • 8 00
Isaac Hoffer, Burreyor 82 00
Butanes to the hands of the Tram. 40 32
urer, March 3,1800 ' ‘
MT 03
OUTSTANDIND TAX. •
D. B. Miller, collector for 1869.11 e.
deism:des and commission to be
deducted - 1129 32
OUTSTANDING PAVEMENT AOMUNTS. •
Gee. Derr, •. pavement 16 00 •
Jno. Mellinger. do 396 -
Kline t Boughter, • do 6O 00
wait. Is Bart% do - 28 97'
Solomon Moyer, do " -25 Ms'
Samuel Greenawalt, do • . 102 26
- > '226 flab so
.11DDITIONAI. STATIMILI4T.-
The Tremourer ceeeived orders ou
January IntOrast, (coupons) .1.969, ' • S 2 S 2
On which, he Paw 217 60
&inane in Unit to be paid when . • '•• --
presented $l6 00.
Theuly Treasurer reeeirld 1 order on J cospene
On which ha paidBso,
870 00
Sabena+ in bend - 130 00
The Treasurer received 1 order on
January ceopenelB6o, $9OO 00
On which he paid 714 CO
-
Balance on hand $lB6 00
In addition to the above, the twiner Couttotls Issued
the following Bundy':
1 Bond to Geo. Hotatan, $2OO 00
jot. due April 1,1860, .12 00
212 00
1 Bond to J. D. MIMI% '
...am 00
Intt dne April 1,.1800, 18 00
00
1 Bond to elittottistk Itsorr„ 300 , 00 MA
Int4itie April 1,180, 18 00 ;
1 Bond toJohn Witemoyor, 100 oo Kt 00
doo Apr 141,4800, - , 000
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAM I LY NEWSPAPER.
LBond to Wm...91)11.k, . .
itof 00
Int. due April 1,1800, • 24 00
- 424 60
1 Bond to Win. Shirk, 170 00
Int. due April 1,1660, 10 20
180 20
1 Bend to D. Focht. eons, .410 06
Int. due April 1,1800, 27 00
• ----- 477 00
1 Bind tolonne Iroffer„ " 113 87
Int. due April 1, 1880, 7 07 -
124 94
1 Bond to Walter & 271 20
Int. duo - April 1 18130, 20 , 33 ..
• 231 23
1 Bond to Zooob Rodi. 20
int.-drio April 1,1 . 00, 1 ,! _
.. 1 8843
flicrod to Henry Ilreadt t 94 42 '
Int. duo April 1,18.30, 7 67
1 bind to Iktn'el &trait,
Int. due Aprii 1,1880,
822.80
2 prods Joh* W.Wager, ' 250,80
parengbindeboBoeas April 4-3880, 020 09
lietazion March 8 - '
Farmers Look to Your Interest
, .
. . . .
A. r Ilro
al?
I , ttql778.1111:
era of this and adjoining counties and
thetrmandrin general, to the'fact. that
ijaal they hays opened their AGRICIILTII
- - BAL STORE, on Pinegrove street, near
heir Foundry es:Machine shops, in &offeror:lo of Leh.
anon, Pa., wham we ran truly say, that we have the
Largest and Best Assortment of FARMING =Pa,
MEINTB ever offered to the fitrmerm of this - community.
As we have bad a long experience in tbehfanhfactoring
of Machinery. we 'have•Made It our object. to select the
beet and most durable Machines, and all that we offer
for sale we can say that th re is no other taunt' that ata
eurpies them. We liavetke following
,Machines, that
we can recommend to our farmers,viz:—
989firt 98
Manny's OfessMned Reaper and Mower,
With WOWS-Improvements, Dontey's Combined Rak
er, Reaper t Mower,. Beltway Horse Powers and Thresh
,: s, four home lever PoWers d Threat,ers, Mo_rgans Pat
ent Independent Steel Wire Tooth Horse RAKE, Mum
ma's Patent Fodder, Skis* and Hay CIPIT KR; Qat Iron
Sold Boller., Grain Pans and Drills, Hay Elevators, Clo
ver-hullers, Cernehellers, by hand or pswer, Corn
Plough and •Planters, Cultivators', &c., with a • var iety of
the•beet PLOUGHS in nee. All kinds of Fork., Rakes,
Shoved', Spades, Hoes, gram and grain Scythes, grain
Crate* Bushel and Peck Memorise LI, &o.; &o. Farm
ers will beer in mind that they will and it to their ad
vantage to buy their Machines at home, aa all are liable
to brake or get out 'of order, and if they have boon
bought from a traveling agent they will have trouble tO
get 'thorn mended. Wow are they to b L eAsted or thebrok
en please replaced, and particularly w Reaper - which,
by breaking in the midst of your Harvest may deprive
you of the use of It for - seven - days, whilst had It been
bought at home it would have been.ready for use , again
In a few hours, is we have. the patterns for all the Ma
&Wee that we sell, and keep a good stock of extras on
band, so that you Balmer come =des. We would Invite
our friends and all others to give al a call before Pur.
chasing elsewhere, as our aim is to please and be 'pleas
ed
Aleo CASTINGS of all Made made to order and. at
short notice. ,
ENGINES, Mill Gesiing, Shafting, we Mane:lntim
and repair, Steam Engines„ Shafting!, Circular Savvy
Lathes for wood turners, &a. . . •
REPAIRING all kinds of . Machinery attended to with
dispatch. Addreea, A. MAJOR tarp.
Lebanon, May 26, 18159. . .
WEIMEI:' MACHINE
Wm. & P. L Weimer, Proprietors.
_
Opposite Me Lebanon ValSey Railroad Despot,
LEBANON, ''ENN'A.
/NUR WORKS are now in suncessful
Ur operation, in all their. _venous. de. Ll l , lBlll
Partments, which, for complete arrange.
intents, are exosiled by none In the state: `':' , grry
• end our facilities for doing all kinds of
MAC'HINE WORK,:•
Agrler.itnral exoepted,) are not excelled byany mann. ,
factuling place. ..Our -
MACHINE; SHOP
466 78
Is stocked with the moat Complete modern MACHINE
RY of a very. heavy capacity, whiah enables us to turn
out at very:short notioe; heavy. and light Engine and
Furnace Work, Mill Machinery;- Shafting, Saw Mill
_Work and all kinds of Machinery. Oar
- FOUNDRY
has a oepaelty . excelled by but taw In the country, being
furnbbed with two cupolas capable of melting seven
tons of iron per bout which enables us to make out
ings of twenty tons weight All kinds of castings made
to order at very low rata. We have superior &ditties
for making good hot.blast pipe. •
BRASS FOUNDRY.
HMS and composition metal castings mtuls to order
at short notice and low Brasswork finished to
pattern or order.
BOILER 81'02. •
Boners of any sloe and shape. Made .to order. None
but No.l Iron used, and no• other than • experienced
workmen employed. .Bmoke Stacks, Water Tanks, Gas
Flues, &e., ac.. executed with dispatch.
SMITH-SHOP.
lisobina Ikon Work rondo ky alsobluo Black Amino
to drawing . or slret4b:
PATTERN 8110 P. ' -
We wake tä order Patterns of any description at
short notice, and yereons la Want of -patterns will find
It to their advantage to examineour Pattern Rooms, in
which are stocked a very large assortment of Patterns.
ENGINE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
This department embritosi alrfurnishing required in
Machinery, and is always stocked with Iron and Brass
Valves, Cocks, Cheeks, Quarts, Gaepipe box, Iron, Steel,
Baring Steel,
,Gas -pipe lit - tangs, Couplings, Oil Globes,
Oil Ctip Oil Lamps, in fact all things necessary about a
ilteamEngine or 51aohltiery: •
•
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
.
In called to our style of Engines, which - for economy of
feel, =moaned alfeetbre working cannot be excelled. ,
• • . PORTABLE ENOINES..
Onr build of Portable Engines are very auperlor and
our new Portable Mining lingipea are now being Intro
duced In the principal ore muungain our obit°. -
Lebanon, February 15, 1860. -
ELIJAH LONGALORE...JOB G. GABEL...JA.COBCIAZDL
LEBANON •
Door*nd Sa@li NianitfactOry.
*rata on the Seam-Houte ReadinearAnnheriand
Street,, East Lebanon. •
THE undersigned respectfully in.
itialti form the public In general, that they',.
gFI 4 1 1 4 F have added largely, to_ their former WM).
gahmeint. and also have:all kinhs of the
latest' and best Imprirted IkteI.CHINERY
in the State in fall operatlon;_such as
WOODIVORTIPAS' FLOORING, 4.c.,
-for conducting the genernibrusineasior.
•
Pianing, Scrolls,Sawing, c.,
and the experience.connection
by E. Lorrosoax and J. 11.
GAM. daring their connection with the Door, Sash and
Lumber Trade, for a number of years pint, affords full as
surance of their ability, in connection with .I..omin, to
select stock stOnsble to the wants cs the Door and Sash
briefness in this State. - •
They now offer to Alechandes and Farmers generally,
upon favorable tonna, a judiciously assorted stock of
DOORS, SAM', Ac., from the beet Lumber iitaaufactorioe
In the State, feeling confident that their assortment is
not to beLexcelled by' any other eetabliehrnent In the
State in regard to exactness in size, quality or finish, and
is calculated to afford thorough entlefaotiott go all those
who may favor the undersigned with their chem.
The following list oomprieek the 'leading articles of
stock-on
EMEI
Doors, of all slime;„- Bash, of all edzes;
Door Frames,- far brick and Architraves;
frome houses; • Casings, from 3 to - 6 hi.;
Window "slimes, ibr brick Barbosa;
and frame houses; Shuttirsol all sizes;
All kinds of Mouldings; . Blinds,nf ali.sizaa;
spring lioulding r of all seizes ; Waelomards,
LONGACIiii, GABEL A BROTHER:.
P. B—Planing,- Hawing, dz., promptly done far these
furnishing the Lumber. . [Lebanon, July 1557.
What Everybcaly Wants.
30 00
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER,
COUNSELLOR IX. BUSINESS, .
BY' .
F4iNK- CROSBY,
OT Tin PIIII.A3UPRZIL
IT TELLS YOU How to draw up Partnership Papers
and gives general formirfor Agreements- of
alikuule, Bills of Selo, Leases and Peti
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and DRIB of Exchange; Receipte and He
leaeee
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with the Statutes :of Limitation; and
aMonnt and kind of property Exempt foom
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iyy with forms for Composition with Credi-.
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Onardian and Ward, Master and Appron
- Gee, and Landlord and Tenant.
IT YELLS YOU ;What. oonstitutes Libel and Slander,
andrthe aa to Marriage Dower, the
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the reguiremente thereof every State.
IT TELLS YOU The meaning of Law Terms in Omer
alum, and explains to you the Legislative,
Executive and Judical Powers of both the
- General and State GovernmenW
IT TELLS YOU How, to keep out of Law, by showing
hOw to do your boldness legally, thus say
ing a vast amount of property, arid vexa
tions litigation, by its timely coneultation.
Single copies will be sent by mail, poetage paid to Ev.
ery Partners Droll Mechanic, Every Man of Business;
and Everybody in Envy State, on receipt of $l.OO, or in
law style of binding . at $1.25.
can be made try en
$10(X)' A YEAR terPriellit moll eve
rywhere, Iniscalling the above Work, es our indultements
to altime4 are very /Merit- : •
Per shiglomplea of theßook, far;ternis. to &gaits;
with otherlakautation apply to oeatitheat
JOHN E. Forum.
- - . No. 017- Sansone lit.,PhilidelpiusiTs.
Nov. 22, 11159.—ew.
Look to . rtaur Interests.
Come one ! ,Come all 1 see and judge
for yourselves.
TOWN GASSBIt respectfully invites the eitisens . of
GP Lebanon county to call at his new BOOT, SHOE
and II AT ,Store. in Walnut street, between earmauy's
and Bomberger's Motels, where he has opened a splen-
did new Spring andSnramer stock of. Boots and Shoes
for Gentlemen ; aliso Hats & Caps for Men and Boys.
lie takes orders for Boots and Shoes, and makes them
at short notice out of the best material, andwar
rant them to give - perfect satisfaction. - -
He is .determined to sell very low for Cash or fel=
months' credit.
Lebanon, April 20,1159.
Philip
.F. IMIcCa lily
FASHIONAI3LE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
r'iN Cumberland Street, one, door East of O
Sleek Horee Hotel. Thankful for the
very liberal patronage extended to me f .r the abort time
I have been in business, I would respectfully solicit; a
ocintlastanca of the patronage of the pubUc.
Se has at all timed an cuteortmentof
w ROOTS and
SHOES of ble own manufacture on hand, hich will be
disposed - of on reasonable terms:
FINE' BOOTS, LADIES' GAITERS, An.
Those derbies& nag, well made - article, are invited
to give me a trial. Children,' Moo of every vertet7
and ooier'Citi bend. , Reny work madi to order.
jai. Ail work rearrunfed. Ffeysairfag neatly done and
ehqrges *tads ssocicrare. Lehavon, Sept , I°,
191 49
000 00
Boot it Shoe Store Removed.
New Opring and Summer Stock!.- •
MILE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public
1 that he has RE.IIOVED hie BOOTand SIIO.BIBTORE
to the room lately occupied by lan Graers Cbrtfeclion
ery stoic, where he has opened a baltatital stock of
Spring and Summer Boots and SUrs,
for:Ladles, Gentlermenandehildren ilS.lnkaillwrtMent
is very =opiate, AM embneemall the latest stslei,which
he can sell out at low prima. Thetathlio will please call
and examine.- - DAN= GRIME.
N. B.—TRivtaltaii.pow is your ihneif yoriwish to see
a large assortment of Tr:tab. rassfond durennt Waal
of Bap. COme one, come,apt
Lebanon. - 41Prli 7.1868.
GM L. Ariptil. .1110. T. AT.2112.
G; - ATIZIN S &
RAVING united in
th ßir e atms — BDOT
mi nd
f S ro noz nt
their determination to
he punctual. and make
goo f* none but the beet of
154111106; , work,ihey feellike so.
• Dotting *large of. pub
. lio patronage. They
will always he found
at their OLD STA.ND,
Maw Ihm,roted,) in Itarket Street, nearly appetite iirtdOld
Nisei Hotel, where they- wail be ready to serve, and
please their otiettanora,
They have now on baud a large stesortmentof
ROOTS, SHOES,. TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, do., which they offer at reduced prices,
PDXIMIM dealing at: this SHOE- STORE, can be
suited with READY-MADE WORK, or have it made to
order. Satisfactirm is oho* warranted.
Particular attention given to the REPAIRIEG
Boots and Shoes. [Lebanon, April 20,1852.
Boot and Shoe Store.
. JACOB 'R(CDEL respectfully in
forms-the public that he still contin
nes hie extensive establishment in
fir. *INN -his new building, in Cutaberland at.,
where be hopes to render the Same
satisfaction as heretofore to all who
may favor him with their custom. Re invites Merchants
and dealers in:BOOTS and SHOES, and every one who
wishes to purchase fashionable and durable articles in
his line, to call and examine for themselves, his large
and-varied IdOck.
He Is deterialited to surpass all, competition In the
manufactare - of every article in his business, suitable for
any,mirket in the Union. 'A due care is taken in regard .
to materials and workmanship; none but the beat quali
ty of LIIATII4,It and other materials are used and 3)11110
but the best workmen are employed.
P. S.--11e returns his Sincere thanks to his Mende for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bedewed on him:
Ile-hopes by strict attention "to business and endeavoring
to please his customers, to merit %share of public pat
• tone ge. [Lebanon, Feb. 17,'58.
NEW STOCK OfFALL & WINTER
Roots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
fpliE undersigned kas returned , .from the east, and
, has opened st Ids store, on Walnut street, a mania
oent stock of , .
2 BOOTS, SHOES; ITATA OAPS, nernfirw,
r 1 embrada g the moat complete assortment ever
. .. offered to the Lebanon public, for Ladies, Gem
I
tleraon and Children. - Die wisortmentfor tbe 1 adios In
cludes the -latest styles. of Shoes, and a new article - of
Gum Boots, elegantly adapted to the coming season.—
For theOeutlemen he has the latest 'style Oats, of all
qualities, and at low prices and Boots, M., Of the lat.
est fashions. 'For Boys inl - Men he has a great assort
ment of Cape, of Abe Utast styles. A great :assortment
of Ulna Boats and -Mom of.all kinds. Be-sure to cell
and examine 'this *took before purchasing ellewhere.
IP- Mr. Bowman has `removed his Boot and Shoe
Store to the corner of. the alley, opposite the jail, a few
doors south of Ms Istalooation, fit Gl:Wonder building _
- ---,. ' JOS. BOWMAN.
'est_ Measures taken and work Made to order.
October 12,1869. .
141110 Y late improvements in the arta LIRE Baton% the
JILli subscriber is now enabled to produce the beet Wear.
ammo Lixrthat was ever made in this section of coun
try, and in quantities without limit, at short notice.—
His improvemente ere such that he is enabled tiksell his
Limo at 1.04 cents per bushels wholesale, instead of 25
cents, which has been the prices heretofore. LIMN,
burned'with COAT, can also be obtained at low.ratee by
the boat-load, or in less quantities, es may be desired.
WOOD taken in exchange for Lime. Raving t oi le t o
a great expense in the perfection of his iinprovements
for lime burning on . a large , scale, at low prices, the
subscriber hopes to receive a share of the Public patron..
His location is-at the old and well known lawmen the•
Union Canal, in NOrtir-LehanOn•
• DAVID BOYER.
N. Lebanoth May 18, 1869.
-11910TOGRApus . .-
..
"ITELLO, Betsy, where ato you going that you are
111 dress& up so?'
Alas —I asa going to J. U. JUIN in Adam Rise's Build".
ing to haveMy Likenevs taken. ,
Qices.—Why do'yon go to Koko and !lotto one of the
other mime to have it taken?
.4as.—Because liana's Pictures are sharper, clearer
and more truthful than others and nearly everybody
goes to him.' •
Ques.—Csirtyon.tell me why hiapicturoo aro superior
to others? , ",.
- Ans.—Yes I he had-9 years practice, and hassupetior
Camerae, and all his other naturep are of the most im
proved kind.; .
Qua.—what - -kind of Pictures does he take ?
.4nl.—He takes Amliro types, and 3lelainoty'pes, of all
sacs and- superior finish: Rod Photographs, from the
smallest Op to Life Size, Plain..and Colored in Oil. rye
takes all sins Photographs from Daguerreotypes, of de
waxed persons and has them colored life like, by one of
the beet Artists:- Hie charges are reasonable and-his
rooms are open every duy (e.toept Sunday) from 8 o'clock,
A. H. to 8, P. - 11, Don't forget, HELIX'S ROOMS is the
place you can - get the Best Pictures.
Trusses! !Braces! Supporters!
C. H. NEEDLES, .
S. W., Corner i'wetfth. and • PACO Streeti,.
.- PHILADELPHIA.
PTt m
ACTICAL Adjuster of Rupture Tyuen and .
. chenic e l Remedies, Has constantly unhand a large .
Stock of Genuine Fre,,ch trusses, aim a complete exeort -
Mont of the best American, Including the celebrated
White Patent,Lever.Trugs, believed by the beet authori
ties to be sup - eller:to any yet invented. English and-
American Supporters and Belts; Shoulder Braces, Sue
pensory Bandages, Self Injecting Syringes, adapted to
both sexes, in neat portable calleg, Fren Pessaries, Uri
nal liege, &e. ,
Orders and letters of enquiry , will meet'prompt at
(Aug. 31,18t9.-Iy.
_ . _
Who Oa* not .seen thelliew
• -
•
siga.Pait lip' ,
- .lsy STSLLWAGEN & BRO., at their
a . . M r iroirealktmaiteuTerintserntrerr,632
. Market Street, one rider bele* 7th Phil
adelplaia. But .the Sign id nothin
.g to
,
- W Wh a a tc t h ed ; inOb b d t M ed id
Si&wver American
Cases, RAU'
raid Thnekeeme of Snitilet and Swim
matte ; Fasidonable Jewelry and Myer ware, and also
fine Table Cutlery, and the beat thing of all is that the
prices of all the attractions le within the -range of the
mealiest packets,., STELLWAGNN Jr -1330.
April 27,1859.'632 Market street; Sidled's.
WILLIAM .00. N WAY
SOAP & CAN DL E
MANUFAOTITRER,
No. 316 343uth SECovrD St.; Philadelphia.
Palau, Variegated, White,.oheridial, Olive, Extra. Yel-
low, Pale and Brown Soap, Steaxine, and Tallow Can
dlea; *C.
N. 8.4-The highest prime paid for Taliciw.
Oat. 12,1851/Ay..
Lebanon Deposit Bank:
Cumbertard street, one door egg of Reinhardi
.XXFILL
EPOpay the following 'RATES of INTEREST on 11 , DSITS,
. .
For 1 year; mid longer, 6 per cent , per annum;
' For 6 months,and longer, 5 p e r cent. per annum;
For 3 months, and longer ' 4 par cent. per annum;
requiring a short notice of withdrawal. Interest paid in
full for the Deposits from the date of deposit to the date
of withdrawal. We will also afford a Mato] line of ac
comma:lath.= to those who may favor no with Deposits,
payable on demaid. Will pay a; premium on SPANISH
and MEXICAN DOLLARS, and alio on old Arcade= Dot ,
larsand Rd ('Dollars.. Will melte collections onand re
mit to all wisp - of the United Stehle, the Conados and
E ur ope; Negotiate 'lama A c., U - 4 - and do a general EX
CHANGE and DANIEIN DOSSERS&
G. DAWSON 001.E5IAN, President.
Gm. Cum, Cashier.
The underelgnea, MANAGERS, are individually liable
lo the extent of their Estate!, for all Deposita and other
-,bilgatione of the "Lsairrotr DEPOMIT BANTA."
llilON COINAGE, O. DAwsoN come t TAN ,
GEORGE SIMMER, LEVI KLINE,
JAMES YOUNG,AUGUSTUS BOYD,
Lebanon, May 12 7 .108. . GEORGE RILED'S.
• •- - fr •
Brie s -Brie s.
PUB Undendgued, to
.North Labiooti;has 400,000 of
j. the best BRIPIES for we. •No better 0m be el)•
tamed is thisweightiorhoWand be will sell the,,, j, -
Urge quantitlesat $4 AO ( tie hl jer thousand.
Ablo, inch, inch :mind 2 Inch of-tbe -best Poplar
Boards end Maul% formic DA VID NOTMit,
North libminty 7411).-115, 1610:
GR . .IEFF'S
New Invention.
Mod Burned Lime.
Rooks! IBoolisr
WALTZ SIBIIDLB would respectfully
Li t inform the Public, that they constantly
receive,front the Eastern Mimi, copies of
4." all the most important and attractive
New Bodice, as soda as published, which they offer for
sale cheaper than they can be purchased eisewhere. -
Among those lately received are-.
.Parton's Aaron,,Burr,
Livingtmes Travels and Researches billionth Africa.
Spark's Life of Franklin.
Abbott's Napoleon,
City of the Great King,
Bayard Taylor's Northern Travels.
Debit and Credit;
The Beason - Why.
They.havealways on hind a large satertinentorliehool
Books, lilankpooks and Stationery * , iltinday,School
Woks. and`n large'rieiortment of Flu*, Piano,
:Violin and Onitar-lifindm :Piano Porte, hta
lodian and Violin lnatruetor.
PAPERN . 'G G S
-.Foreign atonic lianufadure,
Winds:my geutdea. -
The NI o y _ Magazinesif
- - and di the.
NEWSPAPERS, daily 41. Weekly,
elailm,:boxii k y calling at tile sture en Cusnliarlatitt street,
In thd.boretigli. of Lebamiti, at thestgabfthe"Big Book."
03.0rders left with theta for any kind orgoode in their
Ihutosill tro prenuptly attended to. .
Isstai(nott, Seb. 4,1850. • _
lnut Street eiketlyi in
Cheap-lookS "Blank Books,
Stationary Paper Hangings,
WindOsa l Cartains
•1
f E ra t i N: t ß i T 64su ltrii i -
jo L tli ß a ll t : L h - w e o b u 6 l . d 0 r p e: n pe ede t a fu Ily in-
Js
:NEW BOOK ANDITATIONARY STORE.
`en the rem Lebanon Donokroljhaldiv, in Walnut st.,
aj'em doors south of the Chiuri.iirouse, Lebanon, Pa..
where he haa on hand and for arsar, a full supply of all
kinds_of new 'andcheap School and Sunday School
BOOKS, BLANK - BooKs, CHARTS, SLATES ,
INES. Pens einfatationary, of every desorlption,attelt
as SonlevaP,Lator and. Note Paper. and a inn assortment
of Envelopes, Wrapping Paper,.and Coffee Bags.
Also, a nranher of Hurroarest, Tirsoirewat. and me.
acurnous Boons.'entong which are -
Jay's 6, and other Prayer Books, _
Selimocicer's History of All Religion'', -
Life, - Speech's!, and 'Memorials of Webster,
United States Manual of History and Biography,
Woof Christ,-Sc., he. • . -
A 150,411 kinds of Family, Hand and.Sokool BIBLES,
English and GeirnatiTESTAMENTS.
He has also on hand the Largest and best assortment
of Paperliangings, Window Shades and Curtains, can,
ever exhibited , itt'Lebenon; which will 'be - add cheaper
than at 'any other establishment.
Also. a great ariety Of Almanacrfor the year IS6C.
He will elm receiverintbscriptiona fur eitthe Monthly
Magazines, Pally and Weekly Papers from the Afferent
459- All orders left with him for anykind of Spode In
bia line will be promptly attended to.
Lehation, Oct. 19,1859. , •
TUB OHBA? BOOK STORE
and Newspaper Emporium of
W. G. -W A RD.
o-
Is located on MARKET SQUARE, North of. Cumberland
Street, Pa. Where'
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Blank Books, and' Stationary of every description are
always on hand, and sold at the lowest possible -
CASH: PRICE,
Paper iangings, Window Pape; and Sbades,'of every
Variety of patterns and prices are also on ' exhibition and
for sale at.:
WARD'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
Ward aim furnishesthe Monthly Magatinea, Daily and
Weekly Papem of our Eastern Cities, as soon ae pub
!Wed,
W Orders for books, periodicals, or anything in hie
ine, will receive prompt attention.
• - Aowng the New Books,'
lateiy received
WAR and-for, DS- Wont
. a
• - ere the fpllowing •
Rumour o.—The Pillar of Pin, or Terse In Bond e re;
The Power of Prayer ;Xenon in. the Wilderness ; Cot
tage Testament, A complete Comraeotary on the New
Testamebt ; The Prince of the House of David, In Ger-
gliaosmagnontif—Knitting ,Worh, by Mrs: Parting
ton ; Harp or -a Thousand Strings ; :Black -Diamond ;
Prof. Hare'S Spiritualism Demonstrated; nuniholdt's
Cosaicn, 41.—Sketch of the Physteial Desmigtion of the
Univesa. -
W. G. Ward to age tto reoatie subsetiption for GM . fol
lowing Works, now on Press :
ABIRRIL CA,N. CYCLO PE lr.A,"
.
in fifteen Vole. Vol. Ito VI aresiew ready.
Price in Eztra Ciotti, per Vol. • $8:00
de. • . Library
,Leatber de. 8.50
Diary of the American Refolution; by Drat* Moor%
completed in two Vole. • price In Cio:11; $2.50 per col:
.Lebanon. Sept. 28,1559., .
Mationat House.
NORTME. CORNER of Plank road and Olifirerd Streets
NORTH LEBANON, PENN'A.
TO THE EVOLIC. •
ITO ! all ye thirsty come and drink, for nice cool
mineral water, the choicest vintage, and the purest malt
liquors grace my bar. And ye hungry come and eat, as
the table is loaded with the most substantial fare, and
the richest delicacies of the season crown , my boarit , --
Come matt end beast; my house is always open to the
stranger and the friend, and for animals the bestof pro
vender , fine stabling, and attentive *ethics, are ever
ready at'my stables.
Yowl, Respectfully,
North Lebanon, Sept. 14, 1859. =NKr BOLTZ:
CLOCKS, >CLOCKS,
JUST BY RECEIVED ' , AT
J. W.ACKER I S s
Prom 1,25 toslo, 8 day.arid 30 hour,
0ct.22, 'bet.
iIEI4V Y" .TA B LE. LIVER
. .
TFIE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
he has opened a NEW - LI VERY STABLE, at Mrs.
ItEBISL'S Betel, Market street,`Leh ,
anon, where 'he will fer'the
public ereenunedition agood steel:
ofHORSES and - VEHICIA.I3. He . ' -
will keep gentle and iced - driving Hence, and handsome
and safe Vehicles.. Alen. careful Drivers furnished when
desired. Also OMNIBUS for- Parties, de: •
Lebanon; April 21. 18511. , JAMES MARCH.
1860 NEW STYLES. 1860
ADAM RISE, in Cumberland Street, between ill
Market and the Court House, north side, has
now on hand a splendid 'assortment of the Now
Style of HATS AND .CAPS, for men and boys, for 1858,
to'which the attention of the public is respectfully invt
ted. Hata of all prices, from the cheapest to the most
costly, always on hand. Ile htui &W hat openoxl a spleu
did assortment of SLIMMER HATS, embracing such aa
STRAW, PANAMA,- PEDAL, PEARL, lIORN, LEO
SENATE, CUBIAN. and all others.
9E3„ He will also Wholosale all kinds of Eats, Caps,
&e., to Country, blerebants on aderptageous Wm&
Lebanon, April 21, 1/3611.
IF YOU WANT
Agood PICIVRE for a Medallion arPin, call alb
LYII Gallery, next door to the Lobanoct_Deposit
Bank.
IF YOU WANT
APICTURE otyour deceased friend. enlarged ant
colored In oh, call at DAILY'S Gallery, nest door
to the Lebanon Deposit Bank.
IF YOU WAn
A PHOTOGRAPH of ioureelf or Mond, the boat are
A
to be had at DAILY'S Gallery,' next .door to the
Lebanon Deposit Bank.
Joseph RehabArcPs.
NEVir LIQUOR - STORE.
MINES of Wednut and Chestnut stmeta,
LEBANON, PA.
The subscribeebaving opened a liquor store, is pro.
pared to funnah all kinds of Foreign and DOrOtttie
Liq
ours, abolosals and retail at the lowest cash prinea Rh
stock consists of
WINES, BR ANDIXS, GINS, EU!!
-
KUM. WHEAT. MALT,
POTATOE' and EYE WHISKEY.; do.
All of which will be warranted to be as represented,
and sold at prices that Will make it an object for dealers'
to buy of bim, instead of going or sending
.to the city.
It is hoped that Hotel Keepers and others will call and
examine his stock before purchuing eliewhers.
VI. Physicians are also reeßeatfully requeetell to give
his liquors • trial. He has theteet and only article of
Pure Port:Wine Juice in this borough. •
Lebanon, Dec. 28,1859. WWII IiKINICAND.
- -
• FOR SALE.
utt.,
pprisi l - FLo
CORN. . •
F lc lifn• !: lair. OATS. •
MIDDLINGS
Oil ,
. lal •• SALT BY TIM BAG,
BRAN,
at the Geneses Milli of NITRES & 8
Feb. 3, 1838. - - " '
Lebanon, ia.
• •
ANTED:
AT ANTIED.
A T th e Geneeaee MDR, in the borough of Lebanon,
.ti WI:MAT • OORN,
Ri OTS,
In any quantity, for which E,
the hi heat MarkAet._rbras
will be paid in Cub, by Arrxrcs A BFICW,.
Fob. 5.1835.
C0a1,.: Coal; Coal •
WE, the undersigned, Would reapeettellyinfortn the
citizens of Lebanon county, that we ere now pre
pared o supply the 0021 munity with COAL, pith°
Wholesale or Retail; as We will keep all kihaeef 00Ar
on hand, such as ' •
J'W, Chestnut., Nut, Noce, .Egg and Brulca COAL, white,
• red cent gray ark •
whirl we are constantly rem& leg hem some of the best
Collieries in the COW regions, and would 'here nay that
we will sell our Coal as low as they can be eold_by_any
Person in the county, which we will sell at our MIII, or
any part of the two boroughs. -
Feb.Geneem• Mills, Lebanon, bA, :1868. &
THE NEW BAKERY
undereigned would respectfully inform the
I. Unser Lebanon, that be Lee commenced the BARR
ING BUSINESS, In all its varieties, at his stand, on
Camberland street, Lebanon, nearly opposite the Bock
Rotel, and will suppivenstomers with the bait BRZAD,
CAE to., he. Floor received from customer s and
returned to thorn in breaded short notice:
• CONFECTIONBRIES, •
••
of all kinda finial and of tholpost qtutlity,..col4a4r
on hand, and furnished at the lowest prices.'
Tig. public Lainvitid to give soca trial.
Lebanor, 80,9, 111/39. P. EL ailM.
.
A compound remedy, in which we have labored to per
duce the most effectual alterative that ettn be made.—
It la a emscentratcd *street of Para Sarsaparilla, eo
combined With otheryrubsbusees of stll:_greater altars
tire power as to afford en effective antidote fOr the dire
eases Sarsaparilla Is reputid to cure. It is believed
that such a remedy is wanted thee° who from
Strut:nous complaints, end that by
one which will suffer
accom
plish their mite must prove of immense service to this
large class of out afflicted fellow-citizens. How com
pletely this compound will do it ham been proven by ex.•
periment on many of the worst meet] to be Ibund of the
following complaints -
Susumu AND Scraormotra Octsetemrs, Ilitordroxi Awn
Snorrivs Dineen, . llioses, Pnar.ea, litostnea. Tv
noes, SALT REntlf,-SCALD BEAD, Snelllll AND . STPELUTD3
Arrzertorre, ManculitAt Dtaltitel, Decriey,'Neinutou es
Tic DoutookenX, leornixriVerepate AND INDIGUrnotr,
Evratpstra, Roar ox Sr. AETHOwr's Puts, and indeed
the whole chess of complaints arising - from Limn= or
• - _
This compound will - be found a great promoter of
- health, when taken In the spring, to expel the foul hu
mors which - farter - in thS blood at that season of the
year: By the timely expulsion of them many rankling
disorders a.mnipped hi the bud. Multitudes can, by
the aid of thliressofi9Z-silare thetruselvesdrom the en
durance afoul eruptions and ulcerous sores, through
which the system will strive to rid itself of corruptions,
if not misted to do this through the natural channels
or the body by.erialterellve medicine. Cleans rout the
I vitiated blood whenever You find its impurities burst
lagthrough the skin In, pimples, eruptions, or sores ;
dames It when yen find It ii obstructed and elugeish In
the veins; cleanse it whenever it is foul, and your fall.
ings wllt telPyou whim. Ever where no particbler
db
orer is felt, people enjoy_ bettor health, and live longer
for cleaning the blood.--Heop the blood heilthy, and all
is well ; but with this pabulum al life disordered, there
can be no lusting health. Sooner or later something
must go wrong, and the great machinery of life is dis
ordered or overthrown.
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputation'
of accomplishing these ends. But the world has been
egregiously deceived oy preparations. of It, partly ha
cause the drug ale 'lute not all the virtue that is claim
ed for it, but mere beeduseihany preparations, pretend
ing t. be conoentrath4 43r eattacts of it, contain but little
virtue of Bentaparills, atitlan'elee.
During late years the public have been misled by
large bottles, pretending tlisrive a quart of extract of
Sarsaparilla for one do.lar. Bloat of these have been
fronds upon the sick, for they wit only contain little, if
any, Sarsaparilla, but often no cisrative.properties what- '
ever. "fence, bitter and painful•disapporntment has
followed the use of the various extracts of Sarsaparilla
which floodthe market, until the statue Itself L Justly
despised, and has become synonymous with Imposition
And cheat, Still we call this coMpound :Sarsaparilla,
and intend to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load of obliquy which rests upon it. I
And we think we here ground for belleviag it has vir
tues which are irresistible by the ordinaryrun of the
distasteful it is intended to cure. In order to secure their
oltaplete eradiction from the system, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to directions on the bot
tle.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. A IrEll & CO.
"LOWEL, MASS.
Prioe, 81 per Bottle; Biz . Bottloo for 115.
.flyer's Cherry Pecto.
RA.T.4 has won foi itself each aninciwn ror the cure of ev
ery variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is en•
tikaly unnecessary for ns to recount - the evidence of its
virtues, wherever it has been - employed. As it has long
been in ' constant use throughout this section, we ne ed
not do more than amine the people its quality is kept up
to the beet it ever has been, and that it may be relied on
to do for their roller all it has ever been found to do.
•4yer' s Cathartic Pills
TOR TILE CORE 01 ,
Cbstivenoss, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, In Dysentery,
Foul Stomach, Erysipelo2, - fiemetacht, Pam, Rhmanatism,
Erupticms and Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Drops It,
Totter, Tumors and Sall Rheum, Worms, NeurWgsa,
as a Dinner Pill, and for Purifyini the Blood. •
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensitive can
take them pleasantly, and they are the beet aperient in
the world for all the purposes of a family physic.
Brice 26 cents per Box; Irii!e boxes for $l.OO.
Grist number of Clergymen, Physiclane, Statesmen,
and eminent personages , have lent their names to certi
fy the unparalleled usefulness of thesevemedles, banns
space here will not permit the insertion of them. The
Agents below named furnish stalls our AKRRICAZ Attu7
veo in which they are given; with also frill dsecription. ,
of the above complaints, and the tree tment that should
be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled &Wens with other
preparations they make moniprofiton. Demand Area's,
and take ne others. The sick want the bast aid there is
for them, and they should have it.
All our Remedies are for ealo by
• J. L. Lombergor and D. S. Reber. Lebanon; 3. A. Her.
per, E. Hanover: E. R. Horning, Ono; H. D. Beaver
Aniiville; Bowman k Son, Campbeilstown; H. H.
Oattle•Alyerstown; add by aU druggist:
• April 27, 1869,—1y.
LINDSEY'S IMPRIVED
BLOOD SE ARCHER ,
THE ONLI/AOHNOWMCDORD .
' REMIEDIA•I4•-AGENT .
For /rapurity of the Bk,ocl,
THAT DOES ITS WORK
THOROUGHLY, EFFECTUALLY.
AND WITHOUT FAIL! ! !
TBISgreat...PURIFIED, now before the public but a
few yoarfi, has already won a name and reputation
unexampled In thelblatozy of any medicne over fovea
ted. The ingredients composing it are simple. -yet it.
combination all powerful in driving disease from the
human cystom. It cures
Scrofula, Cancerous formations,
CutaneOns Dinettes, Erysipelas, Boils,
Pimple* °lithe face; • Sore Byes.
Old & stubborn - Ulcers, Scald head,
Tetteraffections, Rheumatic Disorders,
DysPellsiai • Costiveness.
Jaundice, Salt Rheum.
Mercurial Diseases; General Debility,
Lifer Complain; Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits, Foal Stomach,
Female Complaints, and all Diseases having their
origin in an impure state of the Blood.
Every Agent who hasthitmediclne for sale, has cir
culars on band containing certificates from p ersons who
lave been cured by its use.- Many of Them are desper
ate cues sad commend themselves to the attention of
those adicted with any of the above di/asses. The fol
lowing certificate alone is selected, as carrying with it
the most indubitable evldadtee of the virtues of this won
derful medicine.
Sworn statement of David lirCreary, of Napier. Town
ship, Bedford county:
In April, IMO, as near as I can remember, a small
pimple toads its appearance on my lip, which 110013 be
came enlarged and sore. I used poultices of sorrel; and
wash of blue vitro!, without effect. Finding the sore
extending, I called on'Drt"Ely, of Schellebnrg, who pro-
nounced it Carmen, and prescribed a wash of sugar of
lead and bread poultice.,. Finding these remedies of no
avail, I called upon Dr. Shaffer, of Davklville, Somerset
county, who also - pronounced the disease Cancer, and
gave me internal and external remedies—the latter con
sisting principally of caustice; but all to no purpose,
the disease continued spreading toward the nose. I next
need a preparation of arseutc, in the form of salvo. This
for a time Chocked the diseeme, but the inflammation soon
increased. I next called upon Dr. Stotler, of St. Pairs
villa, Bedford county, who also pronounc ed the disease
Cancer, and applied a ealei said to- be a never failing
remedy, but it had no effect whatever in chocking the
spread of the sore. 'HuDetiernber, of the same year, the
disease bad eaten away a greater part of my upper lip,
and had attacked the nolo, when .I wont to Cincinnati.
where I consulted Prof. It: S. Newton, of the Eloctic
Medical College. He pronounced the di sease "mutant.
one Cancer, superinduced.by an inordinate nee of met
tod-Y. He applied mild tine ointment, and gave me in
rnal remedies. Myfece healed up, but the infLamma
tion was not thoroughly removed. In February, 1857,
he pronounced. me mired; and I le ft for tome. In April
the Meets* again returned, and so violent was the pain
that leould not ,;eat at night I Late in May I returned to
anclOati, and again placed myself under the charge of
Dr. Newton, with whom I remained until Septeniberda.
ring which time he used.every known remedy, alid-Peet
ly succeeded in checking the disease, but when I return
ed home there were still three discharging rakers upon
my face. I Continned using Newton's preparations, and
also medicine that rgot f 1. 1 .3121 Dr. Ely, but the Cancer
continued growing until It had sal off the left sicde of my
no t e d ght porb;ozvciny eft cheek, a nd h a d a 4"
m y kft e y 6 . I tk0, 21 , up hope of ever
alum, Dr. slit be could giverellef,bat
De
bt a curs ma* impoistble. In March,lBsB, I bought a
bottle of "Blood Searcher," but I most eenfese thatl
bad no Niacin was very weak whenZoontunenord
taking It; but L found that I gained strength day by
day, and also that the ulcer commenced drying- up. I
continued, and when the third-bottle was taken my face
was healed all if by &miracle. I 'used a fourth bottle,
anti have been healthier since than I lava been for the
last seven years. Although my face is /sadly distignree,
I am still grateful to a benign Providence who has spar
ed my We, and which tuts been done through the Matra
mentality of 14rm6er'8 DtPROTED BLOoD,BLULCREII.
DAVID 2d'CR.E.ARY.
Sworn and subseribed, this Elet day of August, A.. D.
1858 before me, one of the j matinee. of the peace, in and
for the Borough of Hollidaysburg, Blair county, pa,
Witness-17. J. Jones.. Jeer! Genet, J. P.
E. M. LEMON, proprietor.
Hollidaysburg, Penne.
For sale-by M. H. Cattle, Mysratown; Martin E a rly,
Palmyra; John Cap Il
Sou, Joneatown ; John Seltzer,
Mount Nebo . ; John Carp er , uc.hananville; John Dein.
Inger, Cam phone toww; Minor k Kiroirts, Armenia ;
John C. Conaugh, Bridgeport;-ell of Lenon county.
Also sold at Dr. Coo. -Rose Drug Store, opposite ti
Court Rouse, Lebanon, Pa.
BoWARD .ASSOCII:tiTION
PHILADECtRiA„ -
A Benevolent histi(arion established bysyssedal Entionn
went for Me Relit, of the Mcit and - pfstrassed,
• off tided stria Virulent aisd Syddentic
Diseases, and especiallpfbr the Curt
qf Diseases of the &cunt • '
Organs.
EDICAI, ADVICE given gratis by the , Acting Stir.
goon, to all nix, apply by letter, with' a deecrip.
tlon of their condition, age, occupation, habits of Ilfe,
cubed free of
) and in owe •of extreMe poverty, Medicines fttr
charge. • .
VALUABLE REPORTS on.Hperniatorrhces, and Ode.
er Missies of the Sexual Organs, and the Maw
Run employed in the Dispeusarr, sent to - the emceed
in sealed letter envelope, free of charge. Two Or 'three
Stumps for postage will be aeoeptable.
Address DR.. J. MULLIN IV/lIGHTO2.I, /Attu kir
goon, in 4144 Alwiation, No:Z Routh .Nlnth &root
Philadalphia,4% -
. By order of the Directors.
6EO. F ZRA 'D. lIRARTIVELNL, Presideet.
AIRCH ISILD, SeCretary • ov. 80,
- - Feed-,;-IFeed :
tialtEKlNfl in want of Peed for,Oows or 'Pip, eau .olr•
xto it daily at thi Lager Beer lIINWARY of the
itutmther, in North c LebriitOrk' torwash ip. . Pilo%
/0 neat . a troshaL
HENRY IIkit,TMAN.
Lebanon, rob. 2, /W.
6 . -
MOUn tan 6 tirla Pills
• •• . •
ABOVE, Ira preeebt pier *WI a perfact lAliseessi et
Teruo°, a clad of of tbp suangedbibpolfs•
U , n, that °DOB ruled Mello& Yon- - 1011_ ,Itai Litbill pe
nnant of him s nd his tavpla•ln oar Pasigitibikitissad As.
mastaca--to be bad gratis, from the 44=4' OM lbw
Pllln .
The inventor and inanufeetrirer of o .lrOadoenr atona
ble Herb Pahl,". has sprint the - Mater Parr-FITNI iSfi
In traveling, hs9lng Malted nearly every oosintryinAles
world: lie spent over six years among;the Indiana of
the Rocky Mountains and of Medico, and it was thus
that the "Mourrarte Haas Pn.xn" were discovered. A
VM' intern:Mpg account of his adventures there, you
will Ind in-our Almanac and Pamphlet.
It isan established fact, that all diseases guise from
IMPURE-BLOOD!
The blood Is thelife l and when any foreign or nn
healthy matter gets mixed with it, it is all at onto dis
tributed to every organ of the body. ]Story nerrofeole
the pawl), and all the vital arras' gaiekly complain.—
The stomach will 'not digest the food pereietinit
liver ceases to secrete a sufacistioy of bile. The action
of the hearth, weakened, and so the circirlation le fee -
bie. The lungs become clotpged With the poisonous mat
ter; hence. a cough;—end auitem is alight impurity at
the fountain-heed of life—the -Mood! As if you had
thrown,some earth, for isstAnts;lnS Pure 'spring, from
which ran Allay nvniet, r in a few minute*. the 'whole
course of the stream becrornes disturbed and discolored.
As quickly does impare blood tly to every-part, add
leave Its eting behind. All the passagra become ob
structed, and unless the obetruction le removed, the
lamp of life soon dies oat.
These pills sot only purify the blood, but regenerate
all the, secretions of the body ; they are, therefore, un
rivalled as a
CURR FOR BILIOUS .DI RA RS,
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, de. This Arti-s TiouE
Medicine expel' from the blood the hidden seeds of di*.
ease, and renders all the fluids and secretions pare and
fluent; eleven end reettscitating the vital
tee, organs. • •
Pleasant indeed, fa It to e, that we are able to plate
Within your reach, a medicine like the,"idourrattrilltia
Pate," that will. peas directly to the afflicted parts,
through the blood and !kids of the body, and cause the
sufferer to brightetrwith the flush of beauty airdhealth,
Judson'' Pills are „the Bess Remedy in csies'"ee for the
• foßensing Cbmplaintr: i
,
Bowel Complaint., Debility, Inward Woatness,
Cough., . Paver and Ague Liver Complaints,
Colds, ' ' Female Complainti, LOWnekil of Spirits,
Chest Dlieasee, iliadashee, Piles,
Coativene" . InAtestlon, • StoneendOraTel,
Dyepepals, Induensa, 134i171) . "lake Sin"-
.Dierrhatt, Infiemation,- • WO'.
Dm ey, • • • iw 4 .
GREAT FEMALE 14P/CINEI
Females who value health, ilaouhi never lie without
these Pin,. They p citify the blood, rentore °hairnet:lrma
of all kinds, cleanse the akin of All pimples and blotch
es' and bring the rich color of bialthetothe 'Dale cheek.
Afjp- The Plante and Herbs of Widedt;thei• Pills are
made, were diecovered in a very outprising way among
the TOZilettle, n tribe of Aborigines Sinn-Mexico. Get the
Almanac of our Agent, and you will read with delight,
the very interesting account it contain' of the Nontsr
Bionicnrs" of the Aztecs.
OBABMV.II.—The Mountain Herb Pills are put up in
a Beautiful Wrapper. Farb box contains EP pills, and
Retail at '25 cebtapa- box. All genuine, Lave the sig
nature Of B. L. J.QDSON t 00., on each box. ~
- & 'co.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
No. 50 L eonard
_ Strtet,
- 4vEvrroßK.
113. Agents wantodalwa-Addrets 'as 'bora. -18 V
Bold in. Lebanon by Dr. Geo. Boas, sad D. S. Saber.
Pebrnary 8,1880.-41 m.
sANFouirs
LIVER INVIGOR LT
-NEVER DEDILIATES.
TT IS oomponaded entirely from Gams and has be
„Leomie an established fact, a Standard Medicine, known
and approyed by all that bays used it, and is now resort
ed to with' confidence in all* the dill/yule” for which
it is recommended. Ir..'
It has cured thousands '
who bedgirea up all hope -
unsolicited Ontificates In
The dorm must be adapted
Individual taking it, a us
act gently on the bowitifs.
Let the dictates of your
nee of the LIVER IN
will • cure LIVER COM
TACKS; DYSPEPSIA.
SUMMER 00 M
AY, DROPSY, SOD It
COSTIVEN MIS,. 0110 L
EA MORBUS CHOLERA
LENCE;'.I AUN DICE
ES, and may bi used too
RY FAMILY MEDI
HEADACHE, (as
TWENTY MINUTES, IF
SPOONFULS ARE TAN
attack.
2
ALL WHO USE IT ARE
in its favor.
rilix‘irater in the mouth
e.inaiw both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PERXIOTTLE;
• —ALSO.--
•
SANFORD'& •
FAMILY . • • -
CATH 4RTlC4'lat
COMPOUNDED FROM
Purely Vegetable Extracts and pnt • tip In. GLASS CA,
SES sir tight and will kesplo asycllmato
The FAMILY CA StrilltiPlC PILL is • gen
tle brit active Cathartic U . Vlach the proprietor has
used in Ms practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing AP demand from those who
have long nerd the PILLS j snd I 4 Satlifacifon which
all express in regard to 7 their ruseonduned me to
place them within the = reach or aIL
The Profosslon well know that different cathartics
act on different portions bk of the .bowels,
The FAMILY OA .7 H A ILT
~p,I L L
hiss with due reference to. 11) this well eetablished fact,
been compounded from a variety of thetinrest vege
table Extracts, which - act 1 alike on every part of the
alimentary canal, and are GH)OD 11111 d Safe in all cases
where a CATHARTIC such as D
RANGEMENTS of the `lor STOMACH, SLEEPE
--
NESS, PAINS IN THE BACK AND LOI N P,
COSTIVENESS, PAIN 111 AND SORENESS OVER
THE. WHOLE * BODY, from sudden cold, which
freguently,Af neglected; ewo end in al ng course orris
ver, LOSS OF APP) rik'TITS, • CREEPING SEN.
SATION-OR COLDOVER, THE BODY, RESTLESS
NESS; HEADACHE, or r. 7 TEE HEAD
all INFLAMMATORY aga DISEASE, WORMS in
CHILDREN or ADULTS, `,” 'RHEUMATISM, * I=
FURIFIER efilmaLo94l" ' and many dlateenii.
flesh is heir, too nulgerOtis: ' mention fulfils adver
tisement. Does:l to 4. •
PRICE THREE DIMES.
Miss Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Plitt are
retailed by Druggist generally, and sold isboleasils
the Trade in all tine largo towns. - by
S. T. W. SANFORD; 4, D.
Idannhicturerand
335 SBOADWAY. NEZ
June M, y.
• CAbitißELL's
Indian Pain
gyms remedy hating recently beanintroduoed in Lob -
L •anork County, is•prepared from extracts of Roots
Herbs, Barks and Balsam which grow upon America'.
own prolific sell, eau be applied eater:n:lly And internal -
ly with perfect safety for the following ocuisplainta of
Gyamsta, Rhentrustism, Neuralgia, 'Sprains. Braises,
Colicorulden Cold, Tooth'Ache, Pain hi the
Btozdich, Book, Jointa, and Lloebe,ZPi
nal Complaint, contracted:
Joints, Sere Throat,
ChiMahn, &Gut of many curse effected by this medicines the fol
lowing may - be mentioned :
Corn Wall, Lebanon County. 4
• Jan
Mr. John Oomph:al—Dear Sir witll
that I hovel:Wed your Indian Pain Killer in my family
and found It the bent medicine I ever used; my
hes been affected with Rheumatism for w 'Pony time
which disabled her to work ; tlunogh the use of throe
bottles of your ntediaue she was wholly ramrod and 1.
Dottrel.* relieved from palm I Will net bewtthont this
melte:ins in my family ea long as it can tie obtained.
MOSS TESTIMONY. JACOB. BURST&
Ws refer to the :testimony of.-the felkneing pane:te r
from whom all who doubt the merits of the medicine,.
- may learn what ft can perform.
John RNA of Cornwall, Lebanon county, was cured
of ear ere Rheumatism and Dhipepeja by use of two
bottles.
Win- Shiner, of Comma% Leltarum county, was Allier
ted with 50,0 re Rbennutttsin for 'many years having fre
quently been oontinel to hed. Two boViee enrol him
completely, and enabled him to work at mining. The
same article also cured his daughter of Susan: feet
' Wm- Dm= of Cornwall wall Cured cd'Rhennistiem
of f Rem y Manama%
Joiner Allf, of Cerneall .... the advanced age of ti
years, having sultired for many years, was
cured of thooomplaiet
month; by toting thisraedlolne for two
:-
The znediciAti is - and mid only by the
t Street. Lebanon, mar
mama'Both:. Ha Willfdeliver or send the ntediclai to
all ' lllat " l6 .e 4 / 01 0 1 7, Prie• Olinigyar Nags.
' ' • JOHN VAMP• II3 IL.
.:14!Irg,ifei0f1.11e,464Y*
Ottlla..EjtATH'S BOOS OF TRAVA
ea and grist Aistioveries of' the Japan _
INN and bast India Medicines, With fall dinte)tione ' or
the certain cure of Consumption. Branchiti; 413,1 01",
Colds, Catarrh, /Lithos., Fevers, heart Djseasi, &ref
la, Cancer, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Grsval mild tihri.
nary Deposits, ireautle Complaints, ix. Illoatrated
With hundreds of certificates of cure. and on,grarloge.
Fat the purpose of rescuing as minty nUlfering mu m _
beings poesible from premature death, It will b e da mt
W any part of the continent, by lending 25 maim
547 Droadine,arew y e a da y.
god by Dr. George Rota, Lebettort; Dr. IL, 8 Stomas.
.Reading: Chrletlart Miller, Mifierrilrortf alt. Keller,
liarrlstraig ; John Beltiesmao, Itarebtrg. J. O. Drawn,
Pottsville.
Qct. 6, 12611.-11,
within the last twoyears
or relief, as the numerous
my possession show.
to the temperament of the
satin such quantities as tc
odgemont guide you in
VIGO R A T O.IL and it
PL AINTS BILLTOUS
AT
CRRONTC DIARRHOEA
PLAINTS, DYSENTE
RTOMACH, HABITUAL
IC, CHOLERA. - (MOLE
INFANTIJM.
FEMALE WEAKNESS
tiesurftaij as an ORDINA
MN& It will coioSIIME
:thousands can testify,) In
I TWO OR THREE TEA
, EN at notninancement of
OIVANG their tessuy
With:the Ihvig:orator and