1
tFbanan 313hErtistr
-
'way .totootkomo:ostrompLos mow TO !JIAD) wilt
xo POLLOW.^
NOS, 14...41111L111 L NOW and veroprietor.
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OICPRIDBTDENT IN 1886 -
JOHN . Ci , BREOKINRIDGE /
Or'SEEITIDVIKT.
(2001.1114 t. D•Maltin of the•CtotaleetOti Democratic
Natioiiii Convention.)
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY D. ZOSTER,
OBARERUORELAND
fit i; ELECTORS.
' Illectisra a Large.
116116 AND xaoZ. . Geo. M. K.
District E7,ectnrs.
I. Fred.rink BPrver. 4. Reolcloir.
2. Win. C.V4tterson. . Ib. ()rive D. Juoksozs
8,, Jut 0104031. ' 16..1, A. Mil.
e. J G. Brenner. IT, J. B Danner.
6. 7.19:3116011y. 18. J. R. Cr.owfurd.
6. Charlet Kelly. 19. 1.1. N. Lee.
1. P. P. James. D. EPWill
B. Dolt} 80holl. 'N. I'. 1110.0.emfin.
9. J. 1. Llichtngr. , .42 tkirouel HarshalL
10. 8. 8. Ducber. 23. 'William Book.
11. T. tt.. atkor • ' 34. H. D. Hamlin.
12. 8. 8. Wlnt3o3.tor. 15 Gaylord Churat.
13. Josoph Lautiuch.
mar t shOws a bold desertion "of
friends, and an inconsistency Oat oati
only bo attributed to .fear,,Of the
mighty people, when we see the op
position, who labored ea . gloriously to
despoil the etateOf he! publia'works,
now turning roend'and crying—hold,
enough I Saohietheir3ip-service now
apinst•the application t 6 the Legis
lature by the SunbuifY and. Brie 'rail
road for three,and, a..balf millions of
dollars more of the publio money, or
its equivalent, to' finish their road
tbrongh the wilds' of the north. A
stitch in time saves nine; and' if the
State bad held on to her publio
peovements, as .the Demooratiepatty
desired she should - , the fluancial.trou
' ,lee she'is now‘gettingin wbdlii hive
• een avoided. She then had property
am which .immetbing was realized
to pay Interest-on ker debt, but now,
he property in gOne and the. dettre.
mains. , And all done in the temp o - .
ary pmsengiCil of power, by party.
• ho in that way thought-they could
teak Ilte 'ftretigrh - 'o?!`their 'Op . jsm
tnts, end.drert thinkiirea,
:lido subservient • 44i :do_not
)weroi.. that liri44et- 'jig
eitahtlean mejortOstitiit Ttegitipradt:
•rd and Snegnehanna . •are . at . elf an.
golvalent for the
. many - m illions the
; tate is obliged to nay for
.theni-to
• arils tho Sunbury
hl,t the northern onnntioa• voted of
ate as they did #kair
roinises of seeintitece- .to this infl
ow.' as mach as to."? . thing
ho people yet see and' properly
ppreciate the rascality. •
The new Free Banking . bit
.• filch
~ has passed the House of Rep.
setitattves, is of considerable lefigtb;
i. nd throws the business of banking,
n all its forms, open to whoever can
imply with its pro . visions. A'depos.
t of State stocks, equal in ,amount to
he proposed circulation-, must be made
:n the office of the Bank Commis
loner, who will thereupon issue the
squisite.amount of notes, of not less
han 15 each. Lengthy clauscs pro.
• ide for the safety of the oreditors.-L'•
•Id banks can accept the provisions
f the -new law, or•not, as•they may
•
Noose.
We'are afraid thetlinliing • business
already overdone, all over the rn.
'on, and 'that
~ the passage of the' bill
`stablWng Prbe Ba'nkidg `l6 ibis
:tate, will not lead to favorable re
. :.ults. As it is Very probable, howev
.r. that it will become a law we trust
may be so shaped, as 'far as human
ugenuity and foresight can perfect
0 dangerous and complicatedbusi
...ss as banking, so as to secure at
ast the note •holders from iQt4B.--
? his 'Free Banking is a •businees not
f)einocratic, and if evil comes from it
•he Demecrecy have the c.) . onsolittion
knowing that they resisted it to
he ond,—if it shall prove beneficial
the public we shall rejoice equally
•Ith the most ardent friends of the
ensure. The Senate will probably
se the bill this week, and if the Gov-
I . nor - should oven refuse to sign it,
• e
presume that there is a. sufficient
•ce in both Houses to pass it over
e Governor's veto. , So, we are at
et prepared for its passage into a
• , trusting that our fears ida regard
it tuajr all prove imaginary.,
-LEGISLATIVE.
The. Governor has vetoed the. Mit
n county and . Mount Joy • Bank
Is. The 144.13itsids re•passed over
e Governor'amrsto.
d tbb sui).
• h'' at prove o
Pnciker as
._
orating the
Gov. - orP
t to the
omen
st Pennsylvartht Railroad. ;This,
suppose is an Act iratit,idg the
ivilege to make a roadfrou) Tinit.oll
teesporkvis Kutztown. ' •
Tile Senate, on Tueeday, by a vote
yeas 20, nays 11, poStpoileiiiideg
nately the joint resolutions.prepOsiigg
sertain amendments to the State .Con.
melfing 4odges aivointable.
,he volunteer system of, theStatti.
as defeated In the limes on bleu
lay, yeas 81, nays 41.
. . . . _
The bill to establish free banking ir;
Pennsylvania, has passed the House
it Representatives. It has yet to go
through the &that° 'AticMtecutive
branch -of - the goVerninentA
In the House, on Pridair;•itr..Afri•
ea, (Democrat;) moved an amendment
to the appropriation bill reducing the.
pay of members t 03506; Amid er.iew
of No I No ! • the speaker' dadited the
aMentiment our 'of OrdOrl'
.
Fi . be bill for th eineorporttifiko the
rashington Fire. Insuraneaflompany.
of Lebanon, has ' , finally •:paastsd the .
House. . 1 • ,1 ~. .: •
On Saturday, kr. Pintees' bill' Ail: .
ati4 to :the . Banbury,44 'Erie Rail
road Company, passed. finally. In
the House the bill to. incorporate the>
Somerset and Sulliiraictounty Coal
Companies wero paltered OvertheGoV
ernor's veto. The .; &limn. 'County
Bank bill was -also, passed .over the
Governor's veto, after one of the moat
disgraceful_ fixiiibitto:VS: aVer enacted
even at Harrisburg? -.'lit, is given 'out
as probable tbat : ttps:iieliolation to ad. -7
journ on the.gd: of:4IAL Wiit...bee l r:
sci n d ed. Wie trusteueb a result. mar
be avo , i4ed: Thepeilpfe of thit:_wfiblb
State *gold..l rit oily. pr - Okipogiiiv
of an wow * ; FOR° *11 . 141143r,. '..
wow.. a
PRESD*4I74: . ditetta:
• / I'IONB. •. .- :.-......
If the Aannes tor. the•ReptiMinani
ticket fol. President aml WIC'S "Ittedi:
denta half as. *tie . the .I,T o tt.- ;: iii.l.k.
,z e
Treb represents them . , that ..pirtY
way / as well abandon the. _contest. in .
adiance. In a, late issue of-that' •;Pa-.
paper is the following:, ,- ' ,'• . .
"'For Fremont and Dayton wii inied in 1839
hut 1,341,514 votot throughout the -Union:- , 'To
inicueoci in 1880 wo Mier poll newly . or quite. 2,.
000.000 rotes." •
A deSperAtfeAba4loe i l 4Bl. jirlif, dilk •
Which will ba likelytO appal.,soula,ori
the enthusiiititOirho.lrad entintkl,bal
carrying the neXt . ileetieie Siiilittli
dred thimeanfi votbs isli titoiniiiiiNir
to gisin'on u poll of 1,34,0,0103 4 56,
and our honest oPinion,:iii,,lthai:Ole :
• fr Tribune's party ffeaca quitp comeii?' -
qhe eleetionslast Minn ;ttie`• Brittes
upon :Which' IliOy:. `roll '.. for =ifiuki ,
itrongtfi r 4o'llot Oki!, 4,1 4 1 y, R9,uiiii:.
can gain wimtevegjn Ile populartvoto, l
and we do. not blilievielhey.eitnigaind
fifty-per cent. in 4halsi4ifrit'-yfit4.
4 Treninar bed but:l47,963.ioteeli VerieNbieal
nia; our aeadidaies 'this year. 'edit ,Casay drat
Slats; and-tst.thatAtil leartvo*Fretaeat.'s rota
and at. lotto:0,00a trii,ro." ti
Another •Rep*ti:
cans .Th y ykilLEequire 4 1 M: 1 5:444 1 5r
•
ere. Who, for/Ea-to vote, as tbeyksaid;
*in 1858 . ,/ WitLi `ot,bet's thitiva' in; to
up th e 94,000 . . Ali" ir r Ab t oi,
pr4b.ably oA4ng
Sewardov.erboarci, end r.untkifig Bate, •
'•the Old' Whigs of PeituVFtiiiiiti Indy'
be onuiliVin tstliti7',*l
shall hsppen, arhich'it *id iiot,)vibit
is gainediugeineArsaissivill be guor.e.
thaulogrunlths . /Itcoliiieit vote else:-
where: ' • :•;-:` '
NEWS FROM MRXICO.
The latest - news froiiiMexico is to
the 14th inst.;aud
t s'of aniolportaht
character. .• • `," _
irumon cornmPlMat Ottognittaixt •
-
ment. of ethe city • on Mith, :but
very kittlefainleilf to . tlitVbity ream
ted. A detaebrnent b lf.:;4lsim4!ti
troais adi , Snoingfee44l6l:l6, walk,
attacked and completeLypasted by the,
Liberals. A flag; tditkade.: was sent.
to President JAiatat bigiramon, and
a dessatiori oftiitifide Was agrees!
upon. A milititiry COOK!, cornpoj :
•ed of the chiefia of the ~lywo artniei;
and the representativeiyof the for,'
eign Governm ents , , rne7 the Rime eve,'
ning, but the result:Wed:WA transpr
ed an the 14th i . Ariorted, at
Vera Cruz that,Athp . sp . n:, had abap
doned the siege and deserted his annr ;
taking Teinge •on :;board' the , French
fleet
s 2d.iratnilr-oiiititbfanieatioils,
with th e interior yrilitiPMY . out at"
The city orlisiipalio. : ,Fopcnineeci
against kind and lAr•apnotiie deeertA
ing.
The flight ot.litlrii th o Avm .A/exi=•
911 news off . a:grAl,fyiak.ichaructqp.,
It is.precieely whit : has lbeen ' arqjpi-.
gated. The q•eittilt;of
dempiletrdtion
• • •
com p. te , t c:c r Y,nrs,"—r e
flight. We . r 6 l.'y . : 11 9Pedte.f.c.h.
establiehmeht of the 74iber41 et woof
mentipon a biteie.. calculated to r e=
cut* pelidy-apdsb - rdef: to thediglntryt
;LATO STILL
;7 13Y* O T- Mi t * l4 . 4 :4 • 21 . i1 / 4 4 :
have advitoe fro4l..*Aira,Plan,A ; 9:.ol.,
: evening of the 15th. inet., .oneoday
later. -The news Tb 6
ieepott Of1.1?e flight of Sii - r4loi'iiif4l*
‘41 3 0 4132aterOn'or his forceti:-*Akik. - Itii.-.
founded.. The . conferencaoi.)l4lo7
-officers' of both. f,actione : relate in.
nothing more than a:tetaviiary
pension of hcistilitikcbrlini) 470141..'
liberations, enciiiio:4o7mortiinipt3ile
lbtlrinstaet.the
eity was i•eneivettwititcredoattled-iig
-9r and with eotisiderihre' •ifreri,4; tiff),
shot and'shefl oe.t.be besiegers doing
mcch Am:nage,. 1411 y, of tbeeliot
among the shipping under the Castle;
Imii , withliut causin g me.teriaL injtiz7
to the vessels. The recent•ifewAiam
Kesieo has created a inarkhd-Tififillia- .
i 4 9 11. at '-*"fiii3gl".l-..
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to
She Art of Writing, should not toil t o ta m u s .
sou of O. R. Eaton. Ten lemma for $1.60.
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.--4 FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
MEETING OF IRONMASTERS.
A convention or iron manufactur.
ere of Pennsylvania, was held at the
La Pierre Aougg I.'itiladelphis on
Thursday last. The following *eh
the officers of. the meeting: c... ' .
Chnirunte--HENRY M. VIA'I'TS, PhilSdaphle:
Viet Presidents—Samuel J. Reeves, Philudel
.
.1; J. B. Moorehead. , Marian Furnace; Edward
t. rdley, Pottsville; John , MoMannus, Reading
q
F Ilnacei: ,roith Whitinkor Detarrn•'-'Nothan
. lUonlend, Konsington, Philadelphia; Thomas J.
,Potts,. Swede Furnaetw; J. Millholland, Reading
,Futlnace; Ilollter Rushes, Prank lin county; P. -8.
Tfubter, Leesport ; . ff. Brooks, Chester; C. Breokb,.
Ohqsterr S. r. sue.; Columbia; Charle-L. Wood,
Cambria; C. B. Grubb, Ltincestert..T i atnes,Myqrs;
,Cylinbia; A. B. Grubb, afount.-11npe; .0. Daw
son Cidemen, Lebanon; T. J. Wooa;CaushObiock- -
fin; T. C. Wood, do.; MaritiAleopel, Odateavithi•
-D
. Charles R. Pam ton. •iron ale; Sainirles- B. SeDifi!,
Fairmount;, Wm. Weed; A ' . itl:.Clipger;,7B-if- /Fa
. 0.1 - Vitt, Cbillissksy.'
tn.
~ •-•'.' ' ;
Secretaries—Dr. E. Haldean, , OhbepuitierPiiril
Mime; Andrew Wbooler,Philadelphturil. K.
-Knotwell, Chestnut -Bill Iron Ore:Cilittltany;
Jain Wister, Dunimennn; A.4 .- .';lfueFetzrisa . , Ma
iletta.iNtrlece;, W.,,eo ni . 41. Seyfeit,_R.em.ling, ,
, Tho fullo'wing Contilt6 'on • Result' tient iiii
appointed 1 -.-- .
C. S. - Rnuffmaq, Oplembi;t: 'Georg 4) , lspornibilt,
Tfirrriaburg; Isaac: :pekertc'Readeng; Edwarli
, BroOlie,'Birtisboroi'E.lveard M. Clymer, Rea ti ing; •
it Miles Green,• Einitiogdon,; 'Ednfaid — s. Back.
lay, Philadelphia,' o z .., •:, : F.;.'„ - ;:: '•,
This
This Cummins, reporteti.the follewin;:rpaol4-.
Cons ; Which' were unanituosittlY . ,i4bipial: *-:- ...
Resolved. That this tneetibgeptiroiiienClinik."
mend the bill nmently in traduced rinta-the Souse'
of Representatives by the. Curatalttee.-of .Wpya
and Means; proposing to eatistitirteirpitfitlefoiml
ialoroni dotter 'upon foreign iron and other ar- .
Aielei.imporied Into the Unitilikatitteirs.. i • • ....., .-.
, ~ Resolved, That we regard tithe; seeenth. seetiOs .
of said bill "relating to iron' odd thi bicinuf.Cetlife'
, of iron aeditteet as'autititairiohilini: , fair to all
parties intereated An:the manufacture, and that.
the duties fixed upen.theoprincipaljteuts,ia,the-
BOOHOO do not vary . Muteirhilly . from, 30' per can::
thin of their average value , IsfetVieg -111 . 4) 'ids 'list'
years,-ending Jane 30, -1850;:and. are' therefore.
based upon a fair revenue standard.-.
' Risolvedy Thot,the ertactuunit of this bill AIR:.
enable the,- Amer man manufacturer -to compete
,fairly with theforeign.and that it will tend to prel
vent- those.enormous fluctuations in the price of
iron, a hich have, under the ad valorem systeni . ,
been's() disaatroue to our betne inailetry, in intik.'
ling prieee by increasing the- duty . whow•lanat- 4
-needed, and depassiqg them by reducing the.cla-•
•
ty when most tequired. .
. •
Resolved, Tbat'vra uige - upon our -Reprosente
,
tiros in both 'brandies 'of -Oungrens, tti tise all
honorable u3entill to pees tbeenineerithout delay;,
it be.ing in accordance with the views repentodlp,
exptessed iraines ,
pt . the
United States, In big .nziiiiial - tuessaken to Coif-
Prom, ; Popneyqanian
. ~
Protection to American jnterests
in the Gulf of Mexico. ,
.
• Our relations with , Mexieo hive
reached a very important, but , not
expected CridiS. W. have clearly fore
, seen, and often - predicted that it would
be "impossible for the'"United States
toavoid using main force•in defkince
of * their -interests in -116. - Sice, and to
this 'it"' hail come at`last. It appears
that SANTA ArrNA, who Is' COrspiring.
in favor of Soaih","with - Mi - xxxoN, de
spatched an-armed-flepet froin Cuba to
aid the Jatter t ip his fault Vera
Cruz. engagement took place be
qween 'this fleet and thetnited States
dgpatiron near Vera prii"4; which re
'suited in the Capture of the Spanish
wttr vesseAs. The coirrse pursued 6V
the American Commander, Capt. JAR
vm, is doubtless in conformity with
hisfimerit inStrudtiong.l It was clear
1y the duty of the Milted States
to
prevent, in vi„ildi,ctitiOri of the itoNiteE
dcictrine, the, interference: of armed
foreign vessels 'intim, afiairs'of'llexico:
- :We
„have-an immense., sts ke in that
country, pelitically,- commercially, i
and in many other reSpeets. There I
are thousands of American citizens ._I
who, from all I parts of Mexico, have
fled to Vera Ortiz to place themselves
'tinder the protection •of the fITAREZ.
Government, ylioie lives andproper
ty jnight have been sacrificed, by this •
time, had the Spanish fleet united
their strength, before Vera Cruz
that. of .M.,ikAmoo. Ju.4iakiis the le
gitimate chief of Mexieo. He is the
princiPai. stippOrter , of tire, „cause of
lihera,l institutions. He coniinands
by far the largest portion orthe coan
try, and:what is.,af great consequence I
to: us, those proyinces Which border
on•the Gulfando,9n our oWn.territori
al possessions ,on the Rio Grande.—
Out iaterestsiie.clearly with the,,Ttr
AREZ ,Gevarnmmit. ,NVo'coukl never
hive eirtered, under any, °lieu milan
cos, into - friendly relations with ills,
opponents, ,who are the reactionary
defenders of ..these aristocratic prin •
ciples which are the;cause- of the pro
tractesi civil wars that have for more
than a generation past - dre'nelied the
soil of,Mekico._mith the blood of her
own', :Hew long the strug;
gie may continue. between the two
opposites and oi:intending parties--eve
eannotltell. 'But one. thing is certain,
and that is thatyshohld ILLIRAMON- be
victorious, it . iwnuid.' open. Mexico to ii
Buropean intervention. %This is what I
iVltaktuoN's party, conscious of , their
ow'n 'weakness and the -impossibility
of rnaintainineo themselveainrthe long=
• • tt• •
agalnut tlie.:popalarelementt have
DOINGS IN WASHINGTON
courted ali along, and 'Yyliielr has, n o Tb o Senate - on Molidt , Y,Nams is, passed the•
(ronbt,:beeri-O g rritstil them under not_ bill relative, to certain_ pre-Oinp,iions in ""Oregon
lain contingdocies. Of' rile • relative` re n o a tin WaB in hil3gti2 " A istolt r tr lu (s t i l ; ° : Wits
aikivted.{ll-.
Strength of tile MlRAltteN%"anti Juia' tnz I in g .th g e 'lnd l i n a q u u m ir3 e : ssueves lit u a l h il ; st aiS L O : 7 3 a. al re t : n ip d: :
I lion calling for the eolespoirdence lmeween. v tli;
',lir ties an estimate , inity rbe• formed to Department anti fdr. Harris -doisunissioher
acts, w WO to. Japan. The goiliests4l: woe takers uti and'
from the follaw f h r sta
gather froma recent speech deliver- Pn54301143d, IVedsiesda
. litso 14 _ the House, the
Oa i the'HD of-Representatives fff Ta..nir.bul D/48 tePrin 4l "4 al.o euvera aPpro
he es nate earns up drder, .and some debate
by Mr. Cot; of Ohrn...-- holds 'nu , military Aoaderny bill froth'
at, present folir States of the:Mexican arose on its iefereneelo the Millie e COninsitiee.
federati ; Guanajuato,
Puebla and Queretaro. " He helds else :me: L ith e ! belie: . report White's'
Jill/SOO, The notion of the Elo t i;ai SpeetalV o 'renititee in
tho Capital, but many cities- inc. the .at San
Die 7 p. b ,u g n,te n r - : z s e k ; Bn. T E e d x. , th ay. tit i t h e o rtninute
the Statei 'lathed are' the:hands 'sof
his Oppehents. This WOUld Oi!ivonsuil and .others; and she ;tiler alo rn ng PB M
leave :Inwi th Ro uth qt. 1...0uhi, to 'San Fran,
tile hands 'of -,Ttiltatz-1 States , having ernit with aarronatl,h,inker'e:g."'AllittVise;,ll.c:,N,nireti!:
6,295;00' population' and '1;041,350 der
rho
two roads, proposes Co pay, $j,000;i160 of
S(11.'111,143; leagues,' h.gaintaft. 'l'llRA:ttibNS frejstl?titi.:,:otdqtY miles built and e q ui PP alt ‘ ta
2,705,000 population , and , 105.070 squ-. Atrtidted, -and at: o e aover o o th in e e r ;t if fseln ; ',l74 .t l y ry . a le n ' o e rlgt .
I.6agtlOS bititVillg'3,s3o;ooo".'of popula- inarioortgage on thereat' upd
tion, and 939.280 of •sqUatilileagueafri ofi tintiTeßatftilill;"
favor` of Nassz' fair :cotu
Pnta , '
•• - • •. 1 fur an f ~
a t e ' G‘re ... "'P NIP1)0412 11 reaelcl'Op
lion ` , oldrei.apft,cevtlie 20th of
J Ire ha lf x d .„.., • - April till the 20th of May,
Administration • itt acted to.
Elie bill fur the II 'limit- of
il F o l u orj e da'6l ittno`ntes
'was-right in receg,niiing „ th,s, JUAKEZ I then considered. P chit
governuenW,'it is -the- I :go#Ornment;tte;' A.AdeEDY bill vrith,,,the genets, ainesid t il4fe l4 Wa it s a r r e Y
; ferret( to the 'Committee on Afaffi as I
ju're bealleir ,o th- ale 6 a resolution for , iirroiluierti of mounted v'
ersafe coarse could hafo-teert adop-, uutiork for a'servieb in New M -
led- d e f enn wne . n - nii iiit o f e ht s ,a n a i n .le t toontAstetkaeut ooinpied th - 'e * bfd l a tl) ne . e oTtettt4,l4l
-
ditat'o * 't ta
• ion f &gni. y agreatna. to ' n P lt -', 3xl i e t oe t w s fi t i d n u• s. - titbi
t:ion, and the action of Captain JAR right
-
VIB in intercepting-and capturing the .or ,ws y iron; the 146 C4 : 411/41
for Lower oalifora .u9lo a isetLo offer
ea
Yofeigii 'fllithistering fleet dti the fr a ml . 414 °":" ecasxmaa. iargazetvAred":Pri
tireirjhZ::sl.objeot. and the ntigetationlln
coast of.' Vera Cruz, when- it went i a u b y 3
to endanger - the life and property - 6f. 'There was little apiata t astia.nas' 1, 2 oepedin' A
The
or
e pro
tareduce.thifPti4:t"d*A.lgPrallinvottelnaoldltbearale:
l Aiy:} g e o r v i_ e c i ali nm eitiz t citizens pm th , P § r e 'j a it te t T a ß s ..l B .l:f bii °l l . 4 'g re r it !t h t l, i ll 3 .4. ol.B f da.-Y ti •
atilaalon
y en a not, e power.to t 'Union: of fetiolo'piessen i Areli n i !P t
p - srnteet; weetritilf an &in cond. A`ile` bill
fortuity with t o principles. Of inte`rt.": cor ° l2 P ato r
tod i t i s":llrt h :pla ° , ri s d h ... a a . c re l .
national lsw. r. occupied most, of
THE CAPTURE OF lititAXON'S
VESSELS IN THE GMDF;
TUE OFFICIAL AOCOILid
.
From thaaVashington Constitution March 21.
We publisb below copies of. tu:egraph ic des
patches received yesterday morning by Secretary
Toucey, froin Lieutenante Minor nod Chapioiin,
United States Navy, announcing that an engage
monk took place on the 6th instant, off 'Vora Cruz .
between the United States sloop of• vrar
With detachments from the Savannah on't ?robin
pq 4011r11 the atentgell ludiasOla and Wave, un
der the command of Ccuunander Turner. and
two war steamers, the General Mira mon and 'Mar
golis of Ilavanni 7 belonging to thoi-3lUriisea
faetihn of hiexiOn, and prnceeding : to • stidAo the
aetge of Vero Crux, *hick ,waoApamtueuned by
m in' mon ou the sth inst. •
'The canto of the 6enfliot ii distinctly hewn
The; Beiriunrinjisioiaaers . ab oiled 'gaol ors. When
requited:iv do.iao, by. ;our. ships'booting.. the D
tigOal,flag, their reply walla broadside and a vol
•ley. of Musketry. '
The reftista r toihetr Weir eolifriiill'on'• asked to
do so placed itheminAhe position ofimirates, and
their insolent assault:ea the t Uoited Ste tea sh ips.
proved that. such was dfiel; routl charieter.
The Udtini4( viattortiMptkt and t g laiitly aveng ,
ed f'fry botomander Turner. and the forbe under his
- eoutoatuad.by. the eispturvof the twltsteamers and
their insukent manatuaoder,tentir"MOriti and 'we
doubt ihit thitt - theit oiernment'unTPen pie Of the
United iwitrd: to' Atte& Who thuaino .
bliisuetainetl•the, honor. of our.flog . ., that mead .of .
prat usaudiappiaval to whi c h they are so well en
titled. • - • ' ' •
[Copf of Telegrara from Minn. Minor di this Secretary .
•, . of this.tfavy.),
N ~
IA NEW ' W:Tatts, *tell 19,184:
: : Lieu4;Offhptead:liter:Torie4raz on the
'sieven.th (11t144notit, in epatin . 9,o4/4tf..,the prise
'teenier:Margate it v, n as of dol.
.patrthes'io the`Dreptriinentltote C rpe lary is; hat
.)aarning:on ley arrival hero this mourning.; diet
he had not atrirld, - rdolietin - ll'tny - anty• to for
ward.tlie •feilepting_report to You.. :On : . the.:64l'
7bisSant„ Goa. Miremon comteepeed the se)ge of
Veit Crus t and on the 6th Gen. Morin appeared
before the eity'eritti ihieand-anoelter steamer and.
;nntshowing hirooloralCumtnander Turner. in thp
Rseatoga,:with detachments from, the Sayponab
and Prebie, in stoeitiers TudlenoLr ataWafe, Was
ordered to pccieette tulle itiolrOrfigis Of the Rim::
era, off iintonoLizardki, eel eatertab. their. ober
aotof. - Upon neering,th;al one- (I) of them . MU
seen to be tnev.in , v off; lition, n shot was fired ahead
of her to - bring her to4t, and `ihe Indianola .wedi
"en t' te oierbaul her. Tiro hell from the Indian:.
ola was repiled to by, a fire from the (Idol Mira;
nide" gantuind.i ' , piney of niesketry, when' the;
Saratogo fired - a hroalisideN.n t dthe action tfeti , ftner
general, resulting in the eaptare of bath of Ma.
rives steamers,'„with•tdiaself anal e large number
of his,snen on beard.- pappds Jarvis eiderell both
prizei to this pore: . The; Friable wilihe here ill e.
few - Jays; with . Mar in 4Latitikibetzof the 'prisoners .
onl board, the ,rest baing-dietributed- betcypeo,
this steamer and the 4 , larquis 'of -111‘vnoi, ,T9 u r
,despatch will reach me here: ''',Pihitse:infor:n'
if tli ie reaebetoiou. ;notes be wade ,
Public ? Retrpegtfellyb • .
-• •
M ' INOR, Lient„ll..B. Nary
~ , •
Coud p e st 6 Op. minon.
Seneetitry
Ppypt TelegraafrFln-J,, eat, ateinpen to Secretary of
VIA NEW
19, 1860. , T0 - lion: L Touceyy ,fiecrotdry,:ef.Sht
Natty: lam bearer of , despatches to yint,fnitst.
Jarvii. The !Saratoga hai ba,l an "engettel..
• thent.with two'hfoxicon War' steamers of thelllti*
faction -government.. yThey.arcirboth.oapturtili. X
.fIIIIMO-in oharge;of . ,oae of the eieamere.; the ?iv
hle accompanies the,other, with the "majority of
iheprlioneisi Inas bf life meting the ore 4 only;
they, fired the flAtmhot.. I will ..be Want+ ing l l ll q.
as soonmkpossible. ..Engine of, veittal cpustnaeth,.
ed by me broke down at, oeit.'" ofOept....
Jarvis, directed . to ifey limit 'it Ili'
Miy: of .the shi pa' at- Vert Crax':lo!.ildurci at. this
time; in the stale of. affairs :there; .
.
-
R. T. CIIAVAIXIIitOS,•TIIR SPANISH EXPDi4O •
VERA .
" • . ORM:. • •
cmrespondeace of the New bgleans Pirayune. :
VEnit 004 . 11:iroli 3, 180.
already given you thefaets Witching the ;
expedition an the way, I:tither:front Havana nor,
der dho command of Mar.itt.-: That It, 'has heen
fitted out with the, kno whstlie or the Citpi. 000 1 -
Ful, end by his perzinsaieir t /Sulailf-tWore - 610 be'
no doubt.
1. .It It 8. Well it El o* 6 . Ave I thet,thei.i3paalsh . • GUY
I.:ern:tient does not allow any erase of i , taittiriplikeT
war whatever od thalsiend of tuhir. except these=
.belonging.ro the G'everninent.' . This.lite. world'
"knowsis and Gus been her yolicy,:• - in erder . to
`'keep the poor Cult:mm*ln check against her on
'
pretisive Government. !
It hush!, most ettietirginery that the Spanish-.
IGoverntaent; artarlukeing. been so loud •in her de..
'nuaniatiouiregaiestAtnetioan filibusterieni, that
• she, should. fir etneotnent allow a pirltical e sped'.
,tioWof thogs'toAbie fidedrait in tinVaua in appi;
day; :and alset . lentil ng. for giving !lac nrine and:
Imunitions of .war, In order. to assist girninan to
.put down the Liberal cease in Ett4ibi) ? 'What'
'can he licritrtject`? tinetierit:lettirhWart Ihe
:Aineriil.:ll trea ty. with tlio .10 n rat Gikerll RAW tv.:4 ills
'crease Spoil:lh influence in Nfrtieof and, if , unit.
. Ible, to extingoieh. lite. :Tara. orrl'iherty - new
; lighted anti rapidly increasing iu this unhappy
' eonotry,...neturelly,„yo rich in the . cinema to lit
'wealth end greet - nips, - erbi..li.* if' left in lattOdif„
atulAIV ittlontingiMahriitii"u V1c....4 of *avant - filial,:
I.trould shertly - heennieaff the, Pvigh Re' elate
I:in the gfonti 'etb3eihllittlen of liberal. tatinne ..en
'`
re 4
•this continent. • - • • 1
What frill'aitililibniferiiig siiriti iind -. ltaiia; •
.. , ..titi tors uf:thc 'peer oppresied:OubensYdr.to.ttrie?
"They 1 . .' 01 'detnafill uf4he• Il l uitatt Statea7Congresie
'th e a ati, nu l 'nen ,at the iiiiiiiitlif..ji: laic' ilia. tiiti; '
I:may pinuticit'dowri-On dabli • in•sir iciltiwtellning
. tette, to throw off Me Spanish yoke.? :.^ •': f •
i•leroni the Woeltington:Otarrpotolencaof itteliew.lroric .
Ilerrld. ' ".. • '.- -- ' 't'
The moat importantMotor* .
:newa:firout,
.Mexico is the seizure by the 3:Fatted S p oise,uf.the.
War, eteateers that wero. fitted out. itilika and
thahrfe.l in a Spiioish Pori, mid allaii;3ll — by that'
grhernment to pul id eea under - the Spanish fire
That is regartlnkhare by the au thtiritiee re...
cogolzinglittomering with a vingeance. TWat
act upon the part of Sii - in; after the eohrtent'doil
*mace/era" effortWor thin govertfineot - to itippresti
filibustering, bpi created
of
intenqe: . e.Fa!teutent:
here among politicians a all seetipos, 4 8 4: .biJI. to
euipend our neutrality lowa auto Spoiti will at:
once be intrtidueed, which, 'in , batfetrekt; - "oiriti
toililyApast, -and result in a tiog Spain the Is
-1:11,34 yt Cuba, The rep . : isolo and prizepewillgive
etuDloynient to malty worthy anti mitt hearted
nititlirLo' are now-lying Mt in New England and
.ehatwhere;whe way tlesiro enrich thecoselyiks.
I.heir:prefleeessoys. did. •
• reeitient Ju+kroefti to'roolatifaflun ()adoring Xi
rib a, eipeaftloa a piracy, authorized any one •t 4
-•-• • _
tliesession, and Was finally adopted.'
In the Senate a. number,of unimportant hilh
were passed on Thursday. Boriseamendefents to
the Pacitic It'ailroatl bill ware ordered to be prin
red, The Homestead bill wee then taken up and
debated at come . ,by
Wade, Johnson, Pugh and others.. In the House,
alteroetue remarks Noell on Utah of
fairs, the bill granting landin: Nebraska to aid
in the construction of railroads, was taken up
and tabled, 131 to 61. The House, by ten major
ity, refused to grant flintier time to Mr. Ciiplr...
of Michigan, whose seat is contested.
•The-gr,mler. portion of 'Friday in' both -gooses
was devoted to the 40 - niiirelyttlutio6
It is not deetneCKehable that the President will
reply 'at once
information respecting the.tikpbato Of the Mira.
mon steamers, the instruetione.to our naval 0111
core in the Gulf, Ise. , Deepat 13 , with, full;.in,
formation as to, the °nen rretic on . their way ,
from Nowlirleans, 'ma the' Frtble will ne'doulot
bring further adtbentioinfiirmation. The' in
tat-nations which were a•fewe 'clays ago„;given'
Mr. McLane, and through trice to , our. naval nth-.
cern, will not beo"cdintilunieate4 'because- they;
have not been acted upon.
• Se`.,The Iteifiedist Episeorial.
fere nes As nom in , session , in. Phi la(fsl
ph ia. Several-A4icirs im
portan have- ilriad ; V• .been <decided,'
atietirthein'iliat represen
tation, whivh-thastz been.; decided , ad
versely.' ,coisfo l "
once is alsip-underiliseassicnr.
• A . /1 Fr: le udid ,oopoitudlty...is:ofrereCto , i4l
Who wish
Bookkeeping,by Q. 1L ... 14t0n,
.wto COMEII9OOBB
his class op "Wed • 28
Gram are.oply l S7.so3Of a ,eourafh
. . . .
The - ,DempergieStatAConveT?,
tion of 4aryland was held : last week;
and delkiates to the Charleston .
vpntiop ,Difigtifes
u,npledged,
_hat lino*n *ii) be: anti;
Douglas.
Aft. All the(States, save , probably
iCalifurriia 'Oregon,
, be representsl..ip ti tbe CorkstiitiNonal
tinion (Aitlintidan)"Cinwentidstr....-Abe
sopposition.4s, that Senator - .2oritten.:
den will liiß'ipresent at' ~altibri'di
tp09t . .13.._ of May, . r
A 11Bx• tniti OA N Patiotsstbrt;ltilittit•
sipora-CliTHottO Cageeir.-:--The Chp'se,
go Times saysthat, on •the iii ' lik{of'
tho:efeotion thtf. 4 :prootts?
sion which was 4:ielebeiAtiiika: B e epithj
howl. triamph andlowlihg for
*lohn 'proveetled to :neighborhood
of thaßrermari Catholic 'Chifiehi
liNofth..avimue, wherectliiky, iereetad •itf'
gallows and 'proceeded tolihngthere
pn an effigy of the clergyrnan of.that
f'arieh: • The - :extiltkult IttiptibfwAns
,then
.indulged "fight ,: 4l6 l
>politie arrested 400? 'Peter'
deo, Josephand- Dhriotoz
phte.Ritt; who Are in jail- 44Atiting-re,
hearibt:Which It sot -dow filr
,TPe:..4l*rilival:'• To: spew:
tputi43tikably- hat'tiiiii ,, btftrage 4 tfait
not 'aimed •at the *!Olergsnititin for Tad
Offetisibetitot , Welias'ddife; b tit. Rif; Me'
ieligiOd" tit-which lie is 4 miniately
the - wretehes drossed -the tffigyin the
.sacirdbtat rohes; ttildlthtte exposed it
;to life jeers
.atid.'insalts* -of the mob . ,
.*ho peltodit.with , brickbatS, 'sticks
and' mud:. - •
A PltAcrrinW • L.Ein.s.LiTort.-1-4•An'
Itinheing beetle . ..in the .t..,egielature o
Penheyltiinia , oceurred'nn .a 8101iimi
to - remove. the capital .of the State
from2Harriiburg to Philadelphia. • A
stutter-Of:fact - member from the rural ,
who 'heard o'f e great fa.
f oilitide with which brick hOusen•Aire
ancived from-one fiait of "ihe tit* , :to
itniither, - hnd'W•lip had net . 'life: . -leitet
AdeliFthat'iriything' -but ;Thoving - t-he
7Stille..Elouite.:Wai cscintempletio'n,
nese:Una gaidi • - • ' •• •••
•94 S p tityit e ktiNro'objectiontope motion , bait';I > don't eeehow on
an tlx : ydiA'Are'gOing;:tiitteVit oveirtf,4 8'
t .
crizsigrre.--T h e• , Lail.-
pf.Expresa•ztayer--Considerable
ex e' itemviit';ezistis in.: Leacook town.,
ship•thkeounty; owing to. the hallu
cination :col•party L cif. men that 11, gold.
ruin et ia so row fill ere to the rfciundt . titr
:the;firip. of. Marks , Gr., •Weriger,
lioW•the. - 41einsivir .got :possession of,
mel?' , we aie•notronabliaidiscow.
'er r Aint certain: itiethat.they.rhavetieen
ldiiiientirengaged every:night. since'
!last Virednesday,,in "prOspdOting" and
confineatheir.: opera
tions altogether to tha..;night
and with the Use. •offick4,- •abovele;
and ' other .'implemetitac - have
media quite 'a laigefopeiiiiig in the
basVels of the eartb-=rat at:climate
to the„depthLofrabout• thirty forit.--i ,
Whether they :have. succeeded 4n ,
striking a "placer," dr' see indications
of eltent i tuilly coming to?the precious'
metal has noCes .1 - et - transpired. egß
ewe, •however;iiii thaliarty 'in e
envies's; Or . the extritement• e ,4eta up•tii
",fever Aritit . thrii 100414
tyand;givi3-1411 partienlats. • . ".• ;
tairazitaElt'S
• • - Cloth. illlataiseactory.-..
9111 A for, past favpnr, the .undersignetlrespect ;
1
fully inforiiis She PubilbAbat he continues to carry .
on his Manufactory In Eatit-lkinOver toWnshilk, Lebanon
county, on as extemnrea scale.as,ever... It is unnecessa
ry for himto oaf irkiretthan that-ttie 'Work will tieikinh
in the mune NXCELLENT STYLE;
the surrounding
hue made hIA
scot* and name e n Well known. in the - surrounding coup.
try:"lie prom's& toile the Work'' , in the shOrtiet posairi
bin time. His manufactory la in corupleto order, and be
Batters himself to bo able to render the saitielsattirfaction
as heretofore.- He •taanufactures
Eivad unit .Narroro Cloths, arasinett l / 4 /Rankets, Whijc .
and other .Flarrnds, all in Utibert manner. • ,
'BB also earls •Weiol and • makes Roils. •• For. the.%b y& ,
tileuce of Isle Casto - alers,Vool rind Cloth will b' take
in at the foltonling Aiinces:-L-At She items bf Ytfei;,..l:B;
Seelleuberger, Lqurter,ik Brothers, Oeorge k,i4 c ,,,, h1 7 0 6 4
it the new Drug. B tc•re of JosePh l o',Uniabeigoi, near
i
the Market House, n the borough.'ol Lebanon ;:itt the
store of Shirk & Miller, in. North Ic; ci , rum; at
(sit's. Bethel township: at • the Tw..blie hotted dt•tima,
A.tirnst., groder loksburg: th e more of 8. HaMakitikilo•
Jonestown; at the str„Te of GoAri f e Waldm an peitaveka
et the store of Macau Barlx, .r{: o
Ciabrtel,Wolfersberger, Nea. . Au n t ok Forgo; at thaatore ,
of Michiil Shirk: . East 'flatover Dauplrin countl;t
tTie
stares'Of 0 0 0 rei Matti sand David 131...liank,•Eastitano
ver I , eluuton enunt.y. All materials away regulorlY, from the above places, tit:halted wttliout,dolaY,
anthreturri•
again.• , • "{ ;
Th'oie 0 :his customers win?. wish §foek . trig Root - yard;
Mybdx atid . ialitsf,' can f leavit•tls'Usme, •Whito, at thr
abwise nttptlonko Vrith2 dkoctunla how, they wish
p r iptred , * hiecustomers can order - tho stocla
/VOW tabs ii?epareri4rdia the Woirof The Tide! atikaai,
. whidh.wjil.ba , dpne and left at Ple4lllloseajliguli
r:e. Itattiud'aistitiele_ruttirliwo o i ta
pd r u i s okok thoretbr, at the abateltates.lll4 o 44Ait 1
LYQN unmetEßSiza tt •
MaaeaseC . Lebanon costa* May-19,185R -`
••••,. •
GREAT. JIMAINS
AT Ng) 44 ReAfinlll GS.
11 M,
rra
Sto at nz undersi
of gned, having p
staPO . 1 .6 1 V:011
of Jarron f:1-• Itlialtarti="
of tin, mime 96808486 . t 4
ilefetteokiliraitptisi
crukern. 7 , • •
sAcioa kraristjkheda v rai t tAti
pointed asS ,thot tft sad rfttt,
buainor ptot
S ort theat.
LebaKENAI" KamLebanon,lStny 26, 1869.
• .; wAnD;
oup4o-Aii nooktwo .IN • :
STRAW GOODS,
Not. 103, 105 and 107 Noss Stamm &ram;
ir S are now readying oar SPRING STOOK. which
VV will annpriael, large 1 4.4 4 100" 6 savlrtz oo2 4.4
all kinds of . •
STRAW A 10) VACE GoODS:
Our Stuck of FLOWERS will be . bnuenally large this
- SPBPoll, and we would iniltilrlionr special attention-to `
that department. Please call end examine them before
making your punt' Rees. , , 4 * • • •
• • •
10are, i • • ••• • •
itkisegZl*44.3ls "Cs46-4:•*;.ond. St.
~ . •
• 1860.
spying- Stock' Now Open.
• 51.41 i of:SULKS,
. .
.- -Full Stock..of SITANLS.
Full Stock of DRESS. GOODS, • . •
Full S tuck 0, 0 DS, - • •
.Full Stock of tIOTTON GOODS,
.Full Stock ofI3VADR, GOODS,'
4 - • Full StoCk of WHITS:GOODS, •
Full Stock - op LAU' GOODS, . ,
Now Materinie for DIATERS,... •
tile
Novelties in•BNOH•GOODS, tte,
EYBE i-r...osbm.L. • ••
••
Fonrtb & Arch 9ta;PIULADELPIEEk.
- N. B.—BTOKEFCEBPERS, J tbay at all times find dont
Bargains, Daily from Naw York'and Fbiladelpbia /cup;
TIONB.
F. B.—BLACK Snaltf, S'KeiFfiFes, decidedly Cheap.
" Feb. 29, 1860.-3 m; , ^ 73.
•
• tEligfOti •
Stove,
•• IifANUFACT9U,i.
In Market street, nex,t door to She Le ODDisliti'.
- rtzit l can bo Lad•the largest and elleidttment .
VV " or.cooKrNo ST(iVF.Wei - earriVfferal 'the: lubltc:
Comprising the following
_varieties :—Ro`yal Cook, 4
ilitArd Air Tiknt, 4 Phi's,Thii-Milas, nll.,me Man
utheiured Stove, 3 nizes,'Eatendedaddimkox for Wood
'and Coal, Royal Cook. 3 sizes, Prtd?lii Tidlk,er, Different
sizes, Fanny Forrester, 5 sizes.
All the above Cooking Stoves, aro w ted to peke,
Roast, 8011, or do anytlang in or on the that-May be
&wired: also, &Large assortment of j r, Weal and
Barroom Sbatee, which will be sold cli" fox, 'Ckish or
approyed:QiediS. .Also the largest aesoi ent"and beet,
TIN -AND' SHEET IRO :WARE
ever offered to the public which will bo Id Wholesale
or Retail.
• The largest assortment:and best mad and heaviest
Coal Buckets, to be found in Lebanon:a the Stove' and
.Tin Ware Manufactory of JAMI S' N-iROOBitS:
V.L. Roofing, Spouting and Jobbing 4!`" all kinds at
tended to at short clothe and on reasonable terms.
, .
All work warranted. . .
J. \. It.. beiog.n pract teat Workman in taii Bile of bu•
slum. attends to hie work perky:many.
. Lebanon, Sept. 21, 1669. .••
CYR tHirklpi ll!cretin I Tailor
hag Establishmettl"'
..(GATE LANCASTER..)z.!4 r':,
I\tAXTdoor'to HENRY a- STINE'S STOIIN,AOumber•
711 lend street„ Lebanon, Pa. 7,7 el.*:
I would respectfully announce to the.ettisettref Leb
anon, and snrrontding vicinity, that Vltava .Nateived
and 'opened •a NEW AND SPLENID. STOOK OF
FRENCH CLOTHS. BLACK DOE SKINS; 'Fancy Coast.
mores, Silk aid, Margolies Veetings, Knob for Fashiona
ble fetidness Ccattscee.,4e.., of the latest Importations . ,
all of which will made toorderat the shortest - notice,
and prices to suit the times. From thk void which has
been bore, of, a thorough proctical tallor;rfeereatisfied
through my lang - experience in business, Artistic skill,
and well known reputation as a Scientific Cutter; that
I can compete with the first Mercbapt Taitoring estab
liehmenta in the cities of New York and Philadelphia.
Trusting to the intelligence of a discerning public, and
a :Acto attention to business, I ho.. to Moot with
success. • - O'ROURK, War.
Don't forgot the Place next to lienry &Stine e Store,
Otunberland street. Lebanon, April 20,1859.
• ..•
, .stmumee's
. .
"NOTICE hereby given that Jacpb Wellia;„and
..111 ry hte wlfe,.of Bethel township, , libletisew county,
Pa., did, by a Voluntary Deed of Asefgnmeitt, , make over
And transfer to the undersigned of :
_the and
county afetegaid, all their property and effects for the
benefit of their creditors. All porous, therefore, 111-
'debtscl..as well As those having claltnA..aregequested .to
present them to DAV/DV. Litllil424.
Mara 7, 1800.
J. S. BLAIR :•••;- - -
SINGERLSIBEWING
•-•
All kinds of Sewing . Maabintm ruanu&Zbrail _
:I . :anger, at .pricus ranging from $.15 to = IOO. •Alitablua
pH, Needles, d:6. kept canstautl y nu baud. •
Lebanon Oct. 12th 1859.
.
•
-811t4tieitt Collegiate Ifitiatitute
.-- :roitesioion, Lebanon c6.,"10id; •
irrnz,,t v a 4 e linishr.i. the Suininii. Ytirin will
Iforiglay. 4 th of April: • Malerran4 Fe.
, te mples of the ago of yeari, and upwards, will 'Jain . -
7istrticted by a competent board tcuhers. Pupils from
*broad will board- with the Principal. For-circulars
,i;fintainieig particulars; address any me of the eubscrib
inc. • JOUN; BRUNNER, Esq.. Prue't of the Board.
" 1 / I .INRY J. MEI LY; Secretary.
• I. IL RUPP, Principal.
Jonestowm, Fob. 10, 18-9. •
Lebanon Female B.enainary:
r .E . IOIITH SFASTON.:.O4" the -'Lebanon Female
.1 . Seminary" cotninemietiparthe.tet liar Of . February,
1660.. undor.the superrifilon,Or'/lODF,STE D6CA3III,
who hue assiociated Mix* JABS
MOORS, a Graduate o f t he School, /VIE.
who is not only well quolitlezt - but has also bed conidd !
era hie experience as a.S.schjpti • •• -
Air: .lira. TYPZhiii II I " earls' to the Sewingl*
pertinent. For furtherfirlieVitm..inquire for Okuda=
.Lobilapp, , Teb..Bo,,B6o. •: 4 ' •••
BUBings§ Etp.s
• - •
:GEORGE.IIIV.VLIiV •
• A TORN AVLAW.,--.:Clinoto with lam . Huta, Bag.,
Lihasoaaa. •
,[l4thati4n, May ;4.149.
-•- •
=I
' '• •JIR
A.T A vv
AS lilOlOV ED his ofilee'thlli:Riblintre bow build
i p ;IR& ksecouct story, at.thral.l7,), two . doors oast of
his proseut total:ion". VsibantrisMirch 2, 1859.-Iy.
•
• . Wm..NL:iOER , •
ALITOIMI,iT.A7LAW, Mee Welout street, opposite
the oourt Illtiuee;tlete*biieepted by Amos It.
Bougittee, Esq. . . !day 11, 1359,
--- J. 111....1101W - MLAN,
TTORNEV-aIt.LANT„Iitia'AEVOVED, his office oz
Fnu A's...New - 89011u gAsiiiend story;) Cumberland
starlet, Lebunou:'.Pa. " . • •
Lelzabon. April 0, 1800.
cosiursiol3 migtpßANTg,
Nne.236'Northligilwart Avet thh'MS North Water
Pea, .
Liberal Cub giairibijos made 03
FLOUR,
7.IiIi3IEBT;
• • • ke
Sept. 21, 1869.-Iy.
EAGLE - 'HOTEL ) ; LEBANON, PA.
ri t subscriber mielMs:to raisins rbis old fries."4a and
1 the publltgenendly, that he bae • Apin taken the
above welthno. n.llooee , xe Jn much pleased to
accommodate all wbo tuiPiVcor with a call.
L o os nos. — Corner.Onnilsecland and Dlarket streets-
ilat-Oninibuesee titnnifik in' connexion with the Rail
Road Trains. 11. BIRGIUST.
• Lebanonil l itT:loi4lBsl3.7 •• -• ..• •
_lChAylifltEC~'l
Thenr . gfmaierry piid . abeebnit street; Lebasson:alr
litkinirlerusule OF , .
41AEIT AND WNPITORT UtOil
. 'RAILINGS •
Veiandas. Balconiet,ftifilfeikbd*rb
yate:(34„;'3„01,,a..c.; Sc., which he Zfferile gristlE•ve
iwcesAijititatat lownr.pricee tbefethe*ne MA be ob.
fftif
Jr. `, „ ORKIN Ilifspo , Of.eieeple.
WilPikilAleeimitlfgept on bat* .
A.ogitel. SS. 1.858.-tf: *"*"." •
=ill
------1,4FA•K8.178 •
8R0...
. 'Gas Frirtkii, 4 .f. •
'UTALITUT STRZET, next door to A..
_811114(11 Office,
yy LEBANON;"Ib4L. •• . VlB6O.
Ji;"cob StptiV '`...
.1 ,
(Late of,-the t.fitm of Th ompson k..Stikuu,) :
Alan doors south of Striclder's Mitt, Lebanon.
"IDESPECMIKULLY;infoons the public that Ise:contin
jlt, nes LIOUSS'And SIGN PAINTING ling. PAPER
HANGING, and by strict attention to bnsiueseltopes to
lelloetrd a liberelsbaneof patronage. .
Gram Irons town end coupttipromitfy
tl•tot.g... • : . [Lebanon, bet., (~ 109.
--A • - .Eip lifompsovi v • . .6- • •
*...(Late of ICII I I3I, 0 Thompedn & Stood.)
geet: iqnstre, iione; of WoUt;Xeibeatin,
FM. kabinet thepubikkldif lie= 61ntio
ente 'HnOSH ',and' eleiN PAINTING and PAPIfR'
ti AKITA, Wel 2tittibt attention Igueitleis hopes to
mole& tr libetil reliff lintronagetv •b'
k nitt . ' it)idiiii:froi3l On stickimnity.o4ißgy attended
t*Vi*tpeeJer i , 04_,,:. - - - •. ;
sait.inx ittAlti,". •
_,•-• • Coll . :Towers Workiii= ; - .
717 4; - beiniku,,,,Pa.
with db"*teL','antirsLlP ed teidtPktttl'ot stUni-
IA states. Address • & P. L.
Feb.. 15,1886: WETITER
, : . eAoon, kka.
EMS
Carpets and ou Cloths.. , _
- jr mvpriff-tbb mtentionor R.,..keep........d Me l':
.411anta
t r Y "w
SPring StYlea °f •
C f lA dr r urabill t t l y
!Toni - the tit t: ootabrated mann.racture.", for dui twAutifta
~,
~.._„ • , e
._.. . .
, e ____,...........,..._. _ c_of "do lora el:Al. : design, (=not Do . !!_ilr_. ..„
..„,,,,....., Di _
II nieherY , liteittevai. English Bruasola Carpets at ftl el Et it Z 4 ., 7 1 -z;;; : .. - a,
VIM iiitilleigliaatt rieeedtfullY informetile il'e' s ' -ItalVdpunr-loree",-24Malatia 14.1 brr. 50, . 62" ; 75 "15 ' .
Ab°s '
.
7,:fjet,iiioovieudedtaciatorbbm:Lwiereßeid;ketrryderi.:ltaittrooh_
,_ a 6e p n etail a ci b a ll u o t ita_ t e t e : t ut t a t, e ruot ti d L : bi tt i me t na l ud e ttn....„ l a h : n a ti d e .
luigwi arr a. 0 a x p 0
t; 8 . w i t w 'r ' i 4 °8 SHADES D . ()/ B r c L C r a
k r r e a li t t
i ' ng a
, t "v W it t
n Yir red
li . 8 'a
1 1 1 . d'
i t
;..-'
non, wow° white Clanton Mattlngs,
pLEINNatI lAOIMIL•di.
IE3B. n.4°. facmuict,V..gle;'and" hotweitin lrkinclfr. - i
508 N. 2d s treet, 4 donvaabova Nubia, Weetaidia: Bri4kek
keep forsal: good o f
btuginTrV Zoanikhele'‘hilgofilaill a o l r a tlo s Bf6 Se i t 844 ng off th ru:e mfr iiti n r?Ster ri o.t u e G itrottt aide l a mertfa n ,etieet'.P P hil n , Ti a -'
public is solicited.
C TRITS R. SNAVELY. , one to removing to the S. E. corner of Bth and Sleepy,
Lebanon, February 8,1880.
Garden ate. March 7,1880.-41. m. It"
os TITIVs
STUMACH BITTg.RS'i
The proprietors and inanu.fiteturiirs of BOB
`VETTER'S. CELEtiI-ATftp. texcluat
-T.ERS can appeal - with perfect-ootaidence to
Physicians and cititentiVaierallyof-the Pnited
States, becauStAliitartibithas attained; iepu
...tat ion heretofede_finkheitin;•' A few hats upon
this point wilt- apettit'niere powerfully than •
volumes of 13are-asVeitolslllBll)l47°r'ing puffery:
The consurdption of .Irostetter's Stomach Bit
"tors for the laat t yilitath ' /Inmed - to over a half
million bottles, aud,„ktoltfritik:Manifest steady-
Ilieranae =Alines pas 4 49 9 cvlaiad4 l44 -4..!ng
the coming year the •ccnusittrip!itin rill reach
near one million bottles. •Thia.uninetife amount
could never h vc bocn •soldltitiofor thp.rare ,
- .uTcdicinal properties contained.iii thc
.tion; s and the sanction of the Most premixes*
. physiCians •in those sections of. - the cbnutry .
- where the article is best knovrti, who 7nOt.'eltly.„
::aecorlamend the Bitters to their patients, but
tre sirdilYtit alrthees to give teutimonials t 9 it k :;
• efticaeyin all cases of stomachio derangements ,
• apd the „diseases reiniting . therefrom. • •
This is,nOta tepiPirritiriaptdi.rity, - obtaintA. -,
"by isithaordinarj-efferts in the *ay of;trit„,',..,
Peting quiditlts - of - ,the:Bittera, but weeW' • .
I •tnitimtiffdll'of itivaluableritadieine,
destined bubo at vuiluring_aa time
Hostetter's Storiliadll :Bitters , have proved!
rteollir where fever . Yin* agu
acid vajrious 'iztLer • COthpliiiitts 3 , bark
• cbunted thotr..vietinus/ 4-1 :1 3i4
,0113,1 p plate confidently ;i9litiere
are gatettp.iti - curafot o the DyspePsiti.antlllOto
-ItsealussOsltto the,preprictors a source of in
alloyedalesanre. It removes all morbid matter'
from the aqinagli,A*44es -tho blood, - and
imp ar t s Tr nairavitaility;to the nervous system,
giving it, that • tone and-energy indispeimable ' •
-.for the'restoration otheilthi It operates upon
the stnapich, liver, and other digestive organs,
• mildly ,but soon restores' them
to aeondition essential bathe hordilly discharge
torlie.finctions of nature:
Elderly perionti may use the littisialtialY as
per directions on the. bottle, and the.); willfnid •
in it a stimulantpe a millitrly iidapted to comfort
declining years; as-it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowel's, excellent - tuis tonic, -
and rejuvenating generally. We haye'thoOrvi
deuce of thousands of. aged men and women
who haie experienced the benefit of usittethia ,
preparation while anffering . from stomach de.:
rangern enta and . general debility; actiiiinniter
the adviceof physicians; they have abantroneef:
• all deleteribus - drugs and fairly tested . •
- merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex.- There are certain psi:Una:When '
' their cares are:so harassing that nittuyof,tbenr,
sink under the trial. The relatjcin of mother
and child' is so absorbingly tendir,"At the':„.
niother,'estlicially if she-be
„young, is. • optrtn
'forget her:own health in her"extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should. the periodef 'maternity,
arrive during the summer season, the srear:of_
body andmind is generally aggravated..lfete, : .
thee, is a-necessity for a stimulant:to romps
, rate'the energies of the system; and enable the,
mother to bear up under her exhausting trials
- and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene=
rally prefer the Bitters to •all
tors :that--receive - theendorsemetit, of physi
eitinsi.:booause it is. agreeable td - flio taste as
well certain' to give ap,erniauesifease
=of bbdily itkcilith;
All those persons, to wiituniespikvi k igritita-'
larlY....referred above,_ to "wiltrinutfores , s from
fever and ague, causedVAtiallifin! Ontrrhas'il •
- dysentery, indigestion, lossret- ! appidite,
all diseases or derangements of Elie stomatifivo,.;
superannuated invalids, perfume •Ortistdentarya
Occupation, and nursing moth - ers,
. their own physical welfare by givingl,tolies
totterls Celebrated Stomach-Bitters triaL
s . Wo caution; this public agOnitil l
liebig3gijr4f.rthymang imitations or Countar
:Hiliariscrtnt's•ter.LLElßATED
. .
FeroWaon BiTszus, Ind,.seis that teat:tad, haa
the words , f Dr. J. Hostetteei Si:omph ratters" ,
on
on the 'side of. the ' bottle,.andiStaMild •
on the metallic cap isee4ml:thir-Cirk; and
obserre that our autogrnphidgliftireill oktli
Proparod'andliolii tyII:OSIYOTT.E.ft&
EIBLITH, Pittuburgh,„Ws. i ..suld..,e94flst
(druggists, grcu &Aral
..4eSsu "rIWW.,"
throughout thetfulte4 Stestes;•Bsoirth - Amu- s
rids, end Gersuliu.7.
By Dr. Geo. Rosa, D. S. Reber.J. Lemberger, Leba
non ;. J. C. Seltzer, Fredericksburg ; 11. Dieser k Bro.,
Aauville; Martin Early, Palmyra. . , . .
• •
RABsR,s, s.
Whokitale and Retail Drug Store ,
1954.1iein Removed to hie New 'Badding: on Camakes.,
land Street; opposite the -Beep . • .
• Lebanon, - Pe. . • •
•
mum anbeertber respectfollyennourice soqualiss.:;!:
1. tenses and the public In genera!, l at be -Ilea ton s e z;
adnitly ou hand &largo stdcic.of .
UG t, r• * IPE N FIIMEEt t i ktf.,
MEDICINES, pAiNitry-(2t.
CHEMICALS, •'prEtSTHEE,HeA'..;
• VARNISHES, ; I'HREENT.tUIIq"
GLARS:WARE,*--q BRUSHES,
HAIR-OILSi .• ' - . 7 EXTRAC'DS,
Burnitit Fluid;Burgical 'Sdapg,
gars. Tobacco, tic: " AltlOSTiariety of Raney Aithdel tols
nu merons to mention, whiVli - olfera at - los?'
warrants the ittiVitles;"ef - tht ;articles as -reprtiantiteitmc':"
Purchasers will fdeasp Fethemlidr,thia t and examine the
(militias and pile% ot•his dtlodis , en:' •
where. 41r-Physiciane .prmicripliotui and family
recF
pas carefully" cOmpOuncied,* at hours,:of 'the Day" or '
night, by calling at the' Ding Store; oppoalte - the wit • •
Buildings. • - -
On'Bundays - the Store will bo opened for the 0601 ,
pounding of preacriptiotis between the Rows of T :
10 o'clock, A. M., 1 2and.1,.and 4 end 5 P.M.
Lebanon, Dec. 9, 1857: • DAVID S.
•
BOA#DING:- SCIE[O.OL:; -
TILE NYNT . StedSII),OF THE i)A4HyIeACHHARTw
O - :
ri
NG sctloo'r,,obr mideff.Ailddirosul'wfti•ob
moues on Om. Flltk,°l7 310194X.Ri ARMIC .
tinuo twelve weeks,' • • co ' .
Tuts Instituti on Ill,oolP,lnsa iftion
ofteri3 desirable Xdvaptaxes to etudefite'w, 0 wish td'ac- '
quire a thorough English edneatiott ol•fo itieparethem;
selves for achni4ssion • In any elate Conega.' A 'sepia ,
rate No - anal Department iioniteltial with the School,
affg opportunities to Teaehers-.hO 'leaks •
a thorough knowledge of,ttiti',Cganta*hool branches
and the Art of Teaching. . Special attention will bo
given to" this departmer4.. 7Stotlerscboole will be taught
by - the Student!' ander the; supervi fci
sibh ono or more
of the Teachers. - ittaittlation isdelightfulatel healthy,
-4yeitig within one fourth of, a mile of Hie Lebaimt
Valley Railroadon t Turupike Ilteditm from LOitztan. •
to Harrisburg, 10 miles from tho format 'add miles the lattitctihrco.
. 4
Termi qinarter, commori branch.
011 ineindidd Bottrdinii, Tiiititinel and Ligtms, V3B 00.:"
Latin, Greek, Oennan and ,Efigher Bfathematiee $2 'OO
eark' For further lefinixiatkin : apply !to the
Principal iittil,Proprietor, y. ,B, WITNEE,
80AltIttF2INIITRP"--
sr R.I3CTION : ' -
RZTER ITMER,
lEWIN, A M. ' •
'3IATID -• • 4-
1A
. . •
0. 'BECK', Teacher of liristratolitallEsteta.'
46f - Inetroc4iong will be glean, tin aid Plenoi r itei
on • - • - -
Peliuyeet,,,Lebanon Connty,Peb'y 15.1880-0, .
. .
. . TO:O9. I 4LEbTORS, s ATTA TAX PAYERS.
....
.• - ',4,lVOilee ' • -. .1
friss CiAlictO - re ISttbEdifferorit toirnablpa and Ward*
1. wh6 have notes yet,made settlement are herebY ,
notided ,to 4.peit at ' he Oornintssioners' Office, on ltent
da 2d day, ete y. re; Apra next, and settle tbefr,Dnilt
rates for the year 1859,'1ni we have determinedthht•the
hust - yeaf taxes, mu s t be paid, havin_isocie hefvniaj..,.
;Dents to meet csi said day, and the taxea mit! :11% l d;
.. , •MICELEL OBININOBB,
s :
.. fb: S ,s
: , ,
. '. .DAVID - BOIAINGBIt t -' • ' •" ' 9/. , '
• • .:EtrhlON BOLTZ, ' Atisti,siem .
Attest—OrausE3ll% Oleilt ••‘ • - ' doeht.!-•
" '^ " •-•.-• - -7 , ::-Z.,
}
• 400 , 'Persious ba‘ing, unikeated ',land Mimi: erhlch are
not paid, are reepeeffellpregigetecl -63.,4ialVat the Cow
Missioners' °Mee and- settle the:iiimoi limmediatelY, or
'they will be adveitleed and : Cold, thislieing thsiyear f9r
theosale o f Unseated Lands, , t. .
.... - • 0611EI'D ti:IOIt4INEIVIrr &fiver.
e'?-le February 8;1860; . 1 ..- - .. , ..;.T. •-.', , .
BAtit TO VIM OLD' pLkoz r.
'' irjaGEit • Ar44.IO:EIL .
A.NRy EARTsTAN Brewer. nowa ban
robiovied.lbs L A J IMI;BIEIVALW(Di to the WE.
',and handeeme le LARD ego. Ina" , -,,, m, of:Mr. Arnold, in Cam
stroot,..weet.or.tbe Plank Rowl, where he will be
.P/eknfed t 4 '.% nen / 1 3 13- cild - fijenilit and the ublis Puffi n ? ,
SweHier.gliesee, Ml's" nerr ,Z
whO iettalS.krilterati., His BMA - is a hie own Aura 110eferY. Lobanoe. Jaa- / . 18 . 59 * -tr . t
1.1