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LEBANON, PA.
Y , BP/ 411 #804 1 C, MAY 2, 1860
HOW AFFAIRS.
Go to U. U. Roedells
Book Store gadget the BIBLICAL REASON Yftrif
A kand book for Biblical Students and a guide to farm•
ly Scripture Reading, beautifully Illustrated, large 12
:no, Cloth, Gilt side and book; price, $1 This work
given racoons !burgled upon the Bible, ithd assigned by
the moat eminent Divines, and Chr WWI Philosophers
for the great and all•abeorbing events recorded in the
Itistery of the Bible, the Life of our . Saviour and the
Acts of the Apostles.
EXAMPT.4B.
Why aid the Ant patil4robs attain *met airtime ion
101,4? -
Why was the term of UN Afterwards shortened t
Why did OAF Saviour receive the name of Jesus!
'Why did John the baptist hesitate to ukintlitlster the
rite of Divans to hew i.
TWA 'Volum answers 1493 similar questions, And
450014 hi due kends of every one. Don't forget to
•4411.44 IL 111, Balers Doolc Store for fore ooPy
The new At. Panre Berman Reformed (amok -of
Rkinfferstown, will be dedicated on Saturday, Emday,
and Monday, May 20, 27, and 28, 1808. • further Inertia-
Wars nut week.
One of the Ann of W.K.* 3;146100 to hi the city
paroluutlng A q dplrit etcak of New Oooti.
$3.. IL IL Aced,l l herring &large !apply of Stiscelle ,
15 " 3/8 21 °21121 1 4 40191rAtti OS Op - is of them homed' .
Maly, and u an Inducornent otXhhfn them at a discount
of 88 per cent for cash. 00 Ow& he will sell $1 books
for 67 atm., $Y 25 bootie for oio 1,, $ so books tbr tip),
$2 00 books Ibr $184, . and so 00 books for 00.
eau and examine his stook.
.1011 r ttciirittlii Italy ass 11Loonstently willoadthg froth
giliPPlleadtAhe latest styles of "'Duey Wet. Goode, for
Lidlilerithdill/entlernews , wear, at the Obtatp Dry Goods
Om of 11sary 4 Stine,' which they are eellthg*ory low
tbr cdeb, Their stook Is very line and dell warted.—
Wise and Geutlemen, do not forget toes,* them seal.
'PT Boos. STOILZ IN 14111440 N.—
e are Informed that a branch of ldelvirVii, Gift Book
Rto r • (112 South Third St.; Philadelphia)Will be open
ed nett door to the Deposit Bank, Onmberlapd`st,.Leb•
anonon Wednewler. or Tburadly of thls - week. - This
brand/ Was lorated ilirerrliburg during most or the
past winter, aml. as welearn gave universal eatlehistion.
We are Bunted that a rod assortment of books willte
Auld.. !old OM a, islimble list of giftsdistributed lib
erally! an , USPArilifi Sinn.
Persona Calling at this aura, will base an opportunikv
Of seeing a large number of certifleales from persons
who have received Gold, and Silva* Watches, as gifts
with books. It you "want books and watohea now is
pout time.
SS" Prof,. - 11hies; the selentifi e barber, hitirientter,.
act., hits beconio.the Selo proprietor of the barber shop,
tp ittlielsfe banning.. hopee by attention to bust
. nesOopied entlery, and gentliimanly,hearing and eon.
.4uot to Merit a share of the Payonatpit of the public. •
Nee Advertisement of the Itelsenstelrißrethers. They
have jut eiosplendid eta* of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing, 14E4-they EItE ileEtiolheslatiesdianr,;
all atm wiltbuy Men them.
I rMOUE Hivii.AirmAxi.—Ono of thr.
Arra of , fhlorge4 Pyle, are now purchasing In the
eustsuirottles;lhe second-time this spring, a large
assortment of Dry - Goods end Grooesles, and from
.the monitor they hare been rushing off their
;good, this mooing, -great bargains Gan be looked
for on their'return this week.
The St. John's German Reformed
()Mandl of Jonestown, Lebanon noway, will be
dedloated on kinpday and Monday, (Whit Sunday,
and Monday;) May 27 •and n. A numbet of
pronobere will be in attendance. The - , ! pwhite are
invited to be present. By order.of the Buliding
Oommittee,
IL resolution was introduced into
the House of Representatives at 'Washington,
list week, by .Ur• Webster, of SarYlandi ap
pointing Ctunmissioners to Woof a suitable loca
tion, for a National FoundrY., 4t effort shouid
be,1311041 by our townspeople to bat% the foundry
located at thts piece; Na more favoroble spot
thatt Lebanon can be found in the , whoie `State,
and We feel. ebtiiidalitEthat If the committee were
to visit na and see our a4vantages, the contest
would be at in end, 'The Coat:l2Mo, will soon be
oPPaltited, when they should be invited to visit
no, The mutter is one of greethoportanoe. The
Coutioill of, itarrisburg hare passed &resolution
invfilog the Committee to visit that place to ex.
amiss lie advantage& •
A train `of tiarp.o,ontairiing near five
hundred of. etall-ied.:bullooke, pasted over our
railroad for the Novi York' market,' on Sunday
pled a week.
. .
In secortittnee with the published
call, those , who took an interest in the matterote
rentbled in the Court House on SatUrday even.
log, for the purpoee of expressing au opinion rel
ent's to the ;;propriety' of selling the stook held
by the &lode in the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad. ' The meeting organised by calling to
the chair Chief Burgess, D:M.Kermany, Masers.
C. Mark and:Wm; M. Breslin were appointed
11.0Illtiltiel. The President Mated the objeot of
the meeting, and gave some , date relative to the
adveuhiga to." t° derivitcl from the sale. T. T,
Worth, *on:, then offered' 'the 'following resolu
tion '
MBYe , That e own -Connell call an
Sof I T
election to he held in, the Court 'Rouse, OA Bator
dl q) MAI 12481)0, between the hours of 12 and
6 o'alook, P. 144 for the purpose of deciding by
ballt4 for or egainst the sale. of .the stook held by
the.borough in the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad," - •
blob after 'being enteuded, "that the money
realised from the sale be applied to no other per.
than the extiriguiihment of the beaded
debt of the. borough,"
Wsr adepttod, after having been "dtahneeed by
bteleilh it SiiliDgiqsA ' • L Sly, - o.llenry, Wm.
*Pre.
Oa motron'adjaartiei.
Lottery °lranian 'are still sent to
tibia place,, in one of which we received lasi week
the strongest intiseelltna aidheld out to "make
o..fortuois." The:deeire, of Meaere. Leau
its moat intense to make wealthy some dee "In
this Place," and it it odanct Ilene "with the
viiret Package," they will gives second one free
atAdi t for nothing. We warn otta readers-not to
he taken in with such stuff. ills arrant Ipayery
awl humbug'. He who invest" bis money in any
of these lottery "chemise, be they Delaytare,
t Otad, Georgia, or any other, will' never have a
ri pon of s red copper therefor.
VON a . well kept Restaurant suppli
ad ;Ith anything the season affords, put up in
palatable a ylei by Clean, obliging. and attentive
4 , 00 16; ander EMILE HOTEL 111 hard to be beat.
It is tunisigsitrl orderly and successfully by fir.
lleorielegrli;, the proprietor of the Hotel.
4070,f1it11813 is
stated that KW. Viaollne Itiobings, an accom
plished Batas, Anct who gave pooh a delightful
concert in oar Owls. ',Vaal months ago, has
made a conquest : of the bail - of a young and
woatili7 Plantes: -Ai the , aMil goes, he has ea-
Pitalated, and.offaa-net'ad,V.lp JUrrender pudi-;
boA 04100, t4,4114ai hoMitionte fortune'
tll4ll6Mbat Is tie differentia :between .tdre sty
four-quqri bottled and foitr
0007 pitty-sis, %ar e na 44ffelenee.
Lewis Suter was again tried in the
Lancaster Court,l4week, on the old charge. of
passing MUD terfeit money. At two of the former
trials the juries were unable to agree, and at the
third be was convicted but never sentenced, ow
ing to the counsel taking exception to the indict
ment. At the trial last week, the jury were out
forty-eight-honrs, and then returned to,Court de
olaring their inability to agree. They were dis
°barged, and - ltnothar trial will have to be gone
through with.
WRAT REASON StattX
day evening a meeting was held in this borisugh,
for the purpose of considering a matter involving
tens-of thousands of troffers of the money of, the
community.
...The interest taken therein by the
large body . of our:people was of the very slight
est kind.
While the meeting was in session news of the
prise fight between Heenan and Sayers was re
ceived, and immediately the desire for full par
tionlars was of the intensest kind. All classes
participated more or less in their anxiety to know
about the "mill."
Nobody asked t 4 how about the stock?"-but
hundred* ffwbo Whipped?"
Ib. Sohn A. Light, of this place;
ready% successful,balloon ascension at Look ga
venj Clinton county, on the 14th ult. Ile sailed
tife' miles; and lantleil near Leivistawn i , Union
county'•
EATENTS.—Among the Patents is
sued from the Patent (Nam at IVeabington for
tbe laatAiontb, are tbwfoltirwing to "P.. 1. :Wei
mer, of Lebanon :
April 3, 1860. For GovernorVolves'ior Steam
Engines.
• April 11, 1800. For mode of actuating the
Governor Valves of Swath Ffng es.
The above Inventions ere Teti important to
theist who use steam englnes.,. ffirey „allow , no
Stearn to escape or be wasted in the working of
the engine. It is confidently said that they will
save from-25 to 40 par cent. of •the •fuel: rued in
running an engine without them. It is certain;
ly dtairving the attention of itliTtblyte Kffterpsted
in machinery of this kind; and-,particalarly- so,
as Mr. W. offers to attach las ;invention to any
engine now in use, and take pay.
,therefor in its
saving of fuel.
Vs— Kline Lincaweaver will open, on Friday
morning, ib fine stook of Floweisfand Plante and
he hopes to receive liberal eneoefagement from
the good citizens in the eitahlisihmept of a busi
_
nese that will have a tendenoy'ornament our
houses in Winter and oruar4 and gardens in
Summer. Call at Basement room, 1 Door North
of Jail—Farther Particulars, notbweek.- -
The State Central of
the so- called "People? Patty'qes hem entwine
•
ed. lion. A. K. McClure, of Yranklin county,
le the Chairman. Levi Klinool49 o of Lebanon,
is the member for Lebanon coridtSr,
The Orws in ' seetiOne of the
country, as far as we can Isrn, .never looked
better at this season of tbe.yeer. Tba promise
of fruit is also very eniouAging,:notwitbetand
ing the several frosty nights of,lss month.
DEATH OF A VETERAN PRINTE,jj►.—
Joseph Hartman, Esq., for upwaida of fifty years
a printer in this boroligh; hndlita phblisher and
editor of the "Wahrer Detnokrat" for 46 years,
died on Monday noon, after . ha illness of less than
a day, from cramp, to Which we understand he
was frequently subject. llicafartman was an in
dustrious and useful eitixen,all his days, and nev
er flagged in perseverance tindAdustry==in fad
hard work up to the period of iris death;-andwhen
nearly seVenty years, hex was . smarter and more
youthful than many &ono. at half his age. As
the publisher of the German Democratic paper
of this place he yielded a greit influence. As a
Pennsylvania German:scholar he was perhaps at
the head of the list; th which particular his place
will behard to supply. He was extensively known
and his, death will be mourned by many.
Mr. Emma:4s a teacher of this oouitty, it
gives me plataanie . to Ind that the views held by
Dr, p. W. Malone, as expressed in elate issue-of
your papereare receiiing the attention of the
friends of education ip different parts of the
State. I bete never doubted that his opinion, if
thoroughly. tested,' would be attebded with satis,
.fatitery, results, bis ideas are certainly original
and wortby'the careful consideration of Teaoh
ere and olhehtaititofeated in the proper coarse to
be pursued in , the edueation of the Anglo-German
portion of our mill. The chairman of the 4.
Com. of the State Teachers' Association, has, I
believe i give the-matter his attention and purposes
bringing it before %be association at their neat
meeting. In a letter-to thelDr. he signifiei *his
Intention to thit affeipt, and requests him to pro
cure from the. Principal of the Palmyra Academy
a report an the subject. I ant pleased to find
that the,objeit of the Dr. has been attained in
calliniF the attention of the friends of education
to the tippet - Mee° of the subject, and that some
impiovament is - likely to be made in o system
%vital *Buffet regard otherpan defective.
A TEACHER.
T
ONSHIP.
The Steamship Vanderbilt, at New
York Saturday,. brings the particulars
of the great prize fight between Hee
nan an d Sayers for the Championship
England. The fight took place
17th at an early hour, on the borders
of Hampshire and Surrey, half a mile
from= Farnborough Station on the
southwestern line and close to Alder.
shot, in the presence of an immense
crowd which had been brought from
London in three special trains. We
have no space for the particulars of
the fight. Suffice it that after thirty
seven rounds, in most of which Hee
nan worsted his adversary, and when
it was manifest that Sayers was los
ing the battle, the.crowd and the po.
Bee rushed in and put an end to the
fight, the judges deciding the battle
drawn. The breaking .up ef the fight
has caused great ilt-feeling, and it is
unhesitatingly ascribed to that pur
pose on the part - of - the friends of
Sayers, that he shmildnat his°. Mr.
Geo. Wilkes, editor, of Wilkes Spirit
o f the Times, who was Present, and
wh9, had staked a large amount
against Heenan, speaks thus plainly
and, frankly in an extra of his paper,
issued in London and sent "out by ;the
steamer •
The heroism displayed , by the Ben
leia:Boy, and his courageous bearing,
wititrequently applauded during the
fight. Little, therefore, did the small
bands-`of Americans' 'seated around
that Ring expect tq See it broken up,
That it was so, will he:found too true,
and its.motives seentooplainly, when
our narrative of the contest is puremd.
We have no hesitationin pronouncing
John C. Heenan fairly entitled to the
Champion's Belt. He knocked down
his adversary thirteen times, and on
one occasion threw him like a frog.—
At last, after a rally and a close,
in
which, the combatants hugged each
other on the ropes, and tigt9ddorwere
10 fto H.eenato, the .:croiv,d, broke.
into the Ring in a most raffiNitY
Manner under a false-pretence that
the ; -ronstables were,..interferift-'
THE LEBANON ADVE . RTIS
These -very constables had been on
the ground -during half the battle,
and were averse to makin,g aey at
tempt at getting in. But the ruffians,
seeing that their man - would be beat
en and their' money lost, 'made the
presence. of, the police an-excuse t and
stopped further proceeditip.- --
• At thisjuneture thellefereequitted
his place, nitast:Utfortunately l wing
all questions : of "fair, or foul" without
aleeided vniait. Three rounds" were
fought after : his departure, and at the
end, of the third the uproar was tre
mendeus, the ring-lieepers wore Tina'-
, ble to keep the mob back, and the
victory which would in a few minutes
have been 'aW4rded - John Heenan
could not be obtained. The cowardly
.mob saw the laurels within his grasp,
and tote them away from his reach.
I We acquit Tom Sayers of any for
' knowledge of their intention.. He
fought with the
.gameness we have
ever heard - attributed to him; but his
partizans -bad resolved that he should
net hise, and seeing their Case a des
perate one they rushed through the
ropes. No appeal could be made to
the. Referee, for he, vanished the mo-
Mont the row began,or his decision
could not fail to have . been in favor of
Heenan. That he Won the battle'no
unbiassed person will dont* that he
deseryes "The Belt" we are positive
ly certain.
[From the London Vines of April 18t11.1
We need scarcely enter on any
• re-1
capitulation' of theevents . which
led to this match, ail of win&• may
be summed'up in the fe*,words, that
Sayerei holds "the belt." as the Chem-
pion of England, and -in virtue of his
office, while he. retains it, is bound_for
three years to accept all challenges,
no matter -from"whom. This-chal
lenge accordingly came from Ameri
ca on Heenan's part, and in spite of
the immense natural advantages Of
his challenger, • Sayers was bound at
once to accept it. -,
The instant the enclosure of - ropes
and 24 feet square was formed, Say
ers stepped into it, and was cheered
tremendously. Heenan, who follow
ed;was greeted in the same mannex,
and the two Men, who there fop-the
first time met, warmls , shook hunds,
and then stepped back to take along
and cardful survey each of the other.
Umpires for each man were appointed,
and a referee for both, and 'these pre
liminaries over, Heenan proceeded, to
strip to his waist. It seemed impossi
ble to restrain a murmur of -admiration
at the appearance. which be then present
ed. In height hers about six fe - et.two,
with: extraordinary lohr 'deep
chest, and wide andpuwerful shoulders.
y es t er day., was mil:
His appearance
formidable. Exercise and long training
had ,devoleped the immense :muscles of
Wit armeand ebouldersaill'aliay appear
edlike - Muses albone beneath itteibin
covering of skin. There seemed-not
an ounce of truperfienus flesh. His ribs
showed like those of a greyhound, save
where -they were crossed by -powerful I
thetas and sinews, and as he threw up
l
his long sinewy arms and inflated his I
huge cheat with the morning, air, he i
looked the most forinidable of the tribe
of gladiators who have ever entered the '
arena.
The contrast between the men 'was
then still more marked than before.—
Sayer is only abnut five feet eight; hie
chest is not broad, nor are his snits
powerful, and it is-only in the strong
muscles of the thOulders:that one sees
anything to account for his tremendous
powers of hitting. Their whole system
of training-may be,stutemed'up'.in two
or three words—Moderation in eating
and drinking, - exercise, aid 'constant
use of the sponge bath and .rough `towels.
For the Ardvertieet.:
A passenger on the Vanderbilt, who
witnessed, the fight, gives the'folloWing
account of the aldsing scene'•
"Ott
.the last call of time, Heenan
came up proniptly,-and the" i'eferee.
Sayers was not up to time; but wail
ting on the knee of his second. Heen
an, after waiting for him, walked up to
him, with his second behind him; and
said; 'Give me this fight?' -To this there
was no• reply. 'Give 'ine this fight, I.
say! repeated Heenan; but still there
was no reply, and the sponge was not
thrown up. Heenan then drew back
and slipped Sayer in the fahe with the
palm el his hand, knocking him down,
when outsiders rushed in and ended the
fight." -
The same passenger states that when
the English rushed ire to break up the
fight, Mr_Wilkes called upim the Amer
icans to see fair play, whereupon the
latter rushed in and cleared the ring of
the. English in a moment, striking from
the shoulder.
There are various Ilitriers afloat, a--
:nong others , that . Mbirissey, who had
heavy bets on Sayers, was the fire( man
to break through the ring., .
The friends of. Morrissey> are nciw
"few and far between." He:is denoun
ced by the pugs as anenprincipled man,
and the majority claim that the crow 4
who rushed in upon Heenan, to prevent
his complete victory,-were guided, if
not in person, at leastin spirit, by Mor
rissey, who bet all.; he and about- a doe
en of his Mends were worth upon the
result. There is a hope expressed that
the "Boy" vrill finish -his work by whip
ping his American conqueror, and then
come, here to face all who'may see fit
to challenge him. His best friends,
howtiver, will advise him to reiriainisat
hated with his great English victory,
`Mid repose upon the '"laurels", he has
won in another land, against odds the
moat: tremendetti; and with which no
man of so little experience ever before
successfully contended.
[Prom the New Yerk'gritunte.]
A gentleman-now at the St. Nicholas,
witnessed, the fight, says that when
Heenan had got Sayers in, such a. petal
tion that he must inevitably have< won
the battle. John Morrissey' cut the
ropes and let Heenan fall to the ground.
per .A UNION,TRAYER MEETING nf Young 'Men,
is hold every Sabblittb.morning for olio: boor, oarsmen° -
hog at 'A before-0 o'citioh, at the Bo* 4414 M. O.
desolation,. above D. Rabes'a,,Drog Store. All, and
Gave:4llly Toting Men, i
ap.iniited tott at tend.
Snglish•pretipbing next ."Flabbatlie-atoraing and
osenthsa tbeillotitipaiit:Apiscona.church.J—
[From the New York Everning:Fost, '231-
From thoNorr York Bxprosi
attitite.
The Lord's Supper will. be dministered in the
Reformed. Church on Sab, morning in the
German, and in the eyeing in the English
language. Preparatory services uu Saturday
morning in the German, had in the eveningin
the English language, eoimected with baptism
and confirmation. Englikh service also on Fri
day evening;
German preaching next Suiday morning do Sa
lem's Lutheran Church.
German preaching in the merning, -and English
in the afternoon, at the Moravian church.
MattrieV.
On tho sth ult., by the nov. Mourn, Mr
,Tuel L. Light to. Miss ElizuhethOrreider, both
'of North Lebanon twp. ,
i~~~~.
On the 25th ult., in Jackson, Ifenry Groh, aged
70 years.
On the 28th ult., Stanly White; son of, LeVi 0:13 - a
Sarah 'less, aged 2 months and 27 days.
On the 12th ult., in Fredericksburg, of,commump
tion Sarah, wife of l4dward Hotfelfinger; aged.
25 years, 4 months and 4 days.
Proceedings of the Gomm Reformed Sab'bath
School, Lebanon, with referenoe to , its late
Superintendent, Mr ELIAS RAM.
WHEREAS: It has pleased Goikour Heavenly Father.
in Ells wise, and inscrutable Providence, to remove by
death, our beloved friend and brother, MLIAS RAVER,
who presided over this School, as its principal Superin=
tendeot for the last twelve years, therefore, . -"-
Remlv:di:hat by this cad dispensation our" School
has been deprived of a most,taithini, energetic and able
officer, and therefore feels itself deeply berets - red.—
Resolved, That the growfireprwiperityof'this Scheid,
le in a good degree clearly traceable under Gad, to the
pious zeal, self-denial, and4edefittlgable.labors and ef
forte of its late Superintendent. •
Resolved, That we as a Schmitt recognize in the death
of our departed brother; the vows of God---on the ode
hand ever amazing us by the signal favor and blessing
with which He crowned the efforts of our lamentedlel
low-laborer, and on the other. addressing us in the sol
emn yoke of warning, against indifference and ineffi
ciency in this huficirtant departmeitt of Christian effoit.
R,esolved, That ive will ever hold dear in our memo
ries and hearts; the Christian character,. the cordial
friendship, and the pleasant relations which „subsisted
between : lM and our departed brother, and thitlithiwin-
Me reliance upon the grace of God; we look' forwitrirto
a blessed re-union in our home in - lesiva= : '
,gesaved, ,That we tender to the family and friends of
the deceased,' our cordial condolence,_ with the sincere
prayer, that God may be a Husband to thawidow, and
a father. le the fatherless, and that no may grant all
the friends Ills sustaining grace : in their severe and
painful bereavement. . ,
heroine, Thatihe above preamblemadrisolutionsbe
published in the papers of our town, and theta copy be
presented to the fatally and friends of the, deceased.:
F. W. IfdrallElt. Pre".
LimirEr. Moyza, Sect's
Time Lebau
Camfully
LE ELSNON,
Leh. Mills Ex. Yam $7 00
SuWit Extra 850
Leh. Vtd. Super. Fine 6 00
Prime White Wheat, 1 45
Prime Red Wheat; 140
Prime Rye, • _6O
Corn, '
Oats, 38
Closer-seed, 4 09
Timothy-seed, 260 •
-Flax-seed, 1 60
Dried Apples, Tibu.; 100
Drirsd.dppleS, paled, 150
Peach "Spitz," .2.59
Peach "ilutzels," 125
Cherries, 150
Onions, • 87
The Philadelphia-Market.
rimaDupßlA, April 31, 1800.
The receipts orrlour hare not been greater this "week
than last, and.prices are a shade' better ' the_ market
closes firm with alair es, ert demand. `Wheat' is high
agq, mvonliss 1 - 0 3"" the advance bac
somewhat 'checked the demand. nye.couthinee gOod
demand, at unchanged rates. Correhas advanced 2 end
3 ob. per bushel, receipts have been light,; and mostly
of Southern. Oats are still dull and. plenty, withbut
any change in.price. Whiskey has been in good supply,
and demand moderate during the week, at the close we
notice an increased demand, and a consequent reduction'
in stock, holdersare disposed to advance the, pr ice, as
yet no advanse has taken place. Salt Iowa:. We
quote:
FLOUR.—Superdue, $612 to $6 25; Extra; $6 59;„
tra Family, $6 25 to $7 80. • „
BYE FLOUR.--41ot much doing, sellingslowly at $4,-
37 per bbL . •
CORN krßAL.—Very quiet, at $3 62 per bbL •
WHEAT.—Prime Bed, $155; White, $1 68 and $1 75.
ItYkl.—Pennsylvania,SB ant. per bushel.
CORN.—Prime Yellow ;77 and 78 eta.
OATS.—Stati, 46 iiiid47." :Itt ; 'Sbetbern, 44 to 45 ets.
WRISKEY--Ohlo :2214'cbs.; Pennsylvania, 21 cts4
Drudge, 20 eta.; 21,cte. ' •
SALT.—Lower, Patent. Sacks, $1 00; Common Sacks,
95 cts.
11.0 PS.—New, 14 eta.; Old, .8 eta.
Yoursresin: actfu ll y,.
I.IcOANN WAIGLEY, •
JAMS bleCesn, Js., Philadelphia. "i
Otivan Wsun.ar, Lebanon C 0...
'MO North Wharves, and 250 North Water fag
CATTLE MARKEL—The sales of Daef Caine at the
different yards reach about 2250 head. The offerings
were much larger than last week; bat with a good de
mand prices were well maintained , The principal sales
were within the range of s9ololhe-100 Mi., with a` ew
extra at $101441.0%, , Ab?utaGOavreirndOalves , were
disposecior at, the different yards at from, 25 to sso
each,..ae - to condition. Some 3000 llogs were =dived
and sold this week, including 1980 at fmhoff'S yzird, at
$7, 1 408 .1 ,4 for still fed. $868y 4 for corn - fed; and 864 by
D. Pallier, at the Avenue yard at 33@SX the 100 lbs.
net. The demand was brisk and prieekwers well main
tained. Of Sheep the Eakin reached about 5000 - head, at
prices within the range of 5)/2@te.lslb. pyssi which is
better than last week.
~
.Itia:ll,otdigttiSit , ...-..
f
-
PR§ONS having undieplated claims againstthe ge
tate of Henry K. Boyer, deed., mill call upon _the
undersigned at the of of Ac. B. • Bounwrga, 'Esq., on
Tuesday, the Bth of May, inst. end receive their money.
BOXER, Adminietrator.
May 2, 1860
860 Spring 'Stack. 1860
j''he largest assortment, thibidest r wrices.
REIZENSTELN BROTHERS ;
"N GOLD beg leave to inform their frieinls, customers
and the Public generally, that they have now in
store, a large and extensive assortment of
FASHIONABLE SPRING AND SLOSIPIER CEOTHINLi,
which will be sold cheaper than canbo hid elsewhere.—
As their stock is entirely new; and bought at the lowest
cash prices, they feel confident that they can Sell to the
advantage of the buyer. " ' • "
BOYS' CLOTHING, FIIENISIELNO GOODS,
Trunks; Wises, Traveling Bags, &e, 3; . 6.., the largest
assortment in town. ' -
Purehasere should at. all times consult tboir own in •
tenets, and procure their goods wherever they could
get the most for their money :
"The : Cheap Clothing. .Siore opposke
the Court House, has the desirable feature of economy,
and should therefore be - sought by those, who wish to
get the full value-for their money. -
Lebanon, May 2,1860. REIF:HEST= BROS.
Election,.
VOTICE is hereby 'even that an election will be held
on Saturday, lifay 12, 1280. .
between the hours of 12 M., and'b &olook, P. NI, in the
Council Room, in the Court House, Lebanon, when and
where . _ the citizens of the borolgh of Lebanon will de
cide, by ballot, whether the stock held by saidirsrongh
in the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad shall be sold,
Those in faver,of the proposed sale will vote. ;ants con
lathing. the word "sale," those 60posed, "against f id e ?
- XARMANT, Chief Buren.
AtiSik--D. E. Mizzen, Secretary,
Lebanon; gay 2 ; 1884,
• • [Lebanon papericopyl
Brick DwelliAag House
FOR RENT.
. ,
rimin un d e rsigned offers for rent Ids two story • .......
I. bricklionse, situate in Idntherry street, g
come of Jail Alloy, .
ALSO,
A Bakehouse and Oven, corner ofCiunberbunL and
Sprint strets. JACOB F3.INOR t
Lebanon, Key 2, 1860
C. E. EATONIS
Plivirca rA-t Ile fit.c a dewy,
-u MATED AT LEBANON, PA, corner of Walnut
,L- and Ountbertand streets,
STUDENTS can enter at any tune quad complete' the
full Menrantile - Course-=..ult ieh includes Conimercial,
Pennianabip,Nook-Eeeping in all ItAleparbmente, Com
.mereial'Correspondence, Deteetlng,Counterfelt Money,
dsc.,-rin from.• ma TO MORT AZEZIL The time;
hOwever, is milimited, and Pupils are allowed to' re
main.until.they are com.no tent • to conduct any' set, of
Double entry Bobko..
For complete Mercantile Course, time unlimited
including . Diploma, • $l5 'OO
BooloMeeping, alone ..1,0 00
now Caurtsp in BOollt-Reeidng so 00
,Trrent.y lessons in . Writing co
Tor further information send for Circular, which will
be pent free of charge, by addressing.
C. E, NATO', Mercantile Academy,
Ma3_r 20860 : Lebanon, Pa.
Auditor's Notice.
A SSIGNBB estate of Rues ICRatimg and wife.
AI The undefettle4i Eludghe - r?ppIABIOL b3E‘,,tlle
Court of Common' rose otrebanon di., to alitribute the
balm= ja_tha.4nde.ef Xata Bucher and Momeagtrohm,
Arksneeedf BUN Kreider and wife, to and among the
e i vi4tont an d those,legalki entitied4bereto,
h 3 the duttee of.late apped ntmont at I. 110YRER 13 ogee,
-in:the borough of Lebanon, en Monday; dr* '21,1860,
at 1 o'clock., p,314 when end wherepersona intereat
ed are requested to attend. „
MROflll4l,
Lehi:ton; Apt:ll26,lMo. - o._
---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
on Market.
cud walk.
Vetesuminat. MAY 2, 1000.
Potatoes, 1 bu , • 111/
Eggs, N 0 d05.,10
Butter, sit lb. 16
Lard, ' - 10
Tallow, •' ' '
.10
Ham, 12
Shouldeia, 10
Sidoss, .
Soap, . 6
Bees-Irak • .26
White Reigsir - 6
Mixed Rage,. • . : 2
Flax, ?As,. .12%
Bristles, II lb., 40
Feathers, "t lb., . 62%
Wool, IF lb., 40
Soup Beane, 14 qt., - 6
Vinegar; VS ga1.,12%,
Apple IS Utter, 'II cristl?, 41 •
Est of. artailens
A LIST OF R ETAILERS
CIF IFURUiiGN AND .DOALESTIC GOODS, WARDS,
MDRCHANDIZSoIko., which were returned by the
Mercantile Appraiser of Lebanon County, for the year
Ib6o. Notioe le hereby given that the Appraiser will
hold his appeal at the Commissioner's Office, in the
Borough of Lebanon, on Monday, the 14th day of May,
A. D., 1860, at which time and place those desiring to
appeal may attend. JOB'S Br()UFFED,
Apprainnv of ircrcantas Tara.
Lebanon Borough..
-List of Retailers (Ears Li cense.
George Roincohl, merchant ' 14 700
George & Pyle, morchantli 12 . 12 50
L. K. Londermikt•Orierehant . 18 • 10 00
Bowman, /Muer & Co., himber 18 10 00
Diller, /Limit & Cu., leather .14 7 00
P. IL Rhur, confectionary 14 700
Bubb &Bressler, Moves 14 7 00
John P. Ebur, confectionary • 6 5 00
Charles Greenawalt, hardware 13 lO 00
Adam Rise, hats 14. ' 7 00
Rabei• Brothers, merchants .. 11 . 14 00
AWOL' Reber, drugs 7 00
. •
• do - pat. medial:as ~.• 4 .. 6 00
Jacob 1/echt, el ; . . •— •14.• 700
Ranch & Lighten' • "• .. . • 18 10 00
Villliam Light, brewer - -",. : • " 3 25'00
Daniel •Good, 'confeettonari •• ' ' 8 • 500
1/trickles a Sao, millers -' 18 .10 00 .
John Gnelf . -rtionfectioviary ' * • 13 • 10 00
Daniel Graff,shi:lS ' •: : • /4 700
Henry a Stine, merchants ' . . 12 12 60
Nmes tr. Rally, jewelry .. • , r • 24 7'oo
EL H. Rcodel, boots • . . 13 10 00
Getup Roes, druggist . •• 14 ... 7.00
do patent medicines . • di - • 500
David td. Karmany, hardware 2 - 25 00
. • do'. . coal. ' ;l - 700
Wept a 'Shear; iniGere • • : • • ••". ..-.•
4 • 80 00
Barry & 'Anderools, tobacco - • - 14 • . 700
C. H.Hohland, shoes r 14 • - • - 7 00
P. P. M'Canlly, shoes • • • 14 • • 700
B. F. PloWers; wall paper • 14 •7 00
S. S. Ra msey, merchant tailor _ 14 ;,.. 700
John Shollenberger, merchant • 14 700
- H. J. B: Suiltharrocory - 'l4 - • • 700
John D.Hrawse, merchant .'• /1 ';'l6 00
Homy - Koons, Bower and seed • ' .14 • . -* . 7'oo
- M. Fauber. merchant • 14 • 700
Samna/ merchant .14 - 7.00
John Looser t Krause, ros.. merchants 11l • ' ' ' -10 00
Zinimerman • Bro., merchants 'l5 • • 'lO 00
G. L. Atkins a Bro., shoes l4' 700
R.• Bruce & Co., Mere/Mate ':: - 13 10 00
James Rogers, Aorta• '.• • • ;.."....' 34 • ' - ; T• 00
Jahn Yost, brewer • . II •' :. 'l2 50
J. It. Miller, boots' •• • 1.4 V ' • "- ' • • 700
OwenLauteich, fninittire '. •' '. 14' . '' • ' •-' 7:00
Daniel Withers, flour and seed• • 14 - ' 7 00 •
J.W. & J. Eckert, merchants, • . 13 10 00
Harrison Mindoro', furniture '''l.4 ' ' - - 7 01;
John Gerhart, merchant 14 ••'.' • 7 00
A. W: - & - VV:A:Ffollier,"blll broker --- 11" --• ••• •- •••••• - •110•00 •
Lebanon Deposit Bank, - . . - • . -, .8 .',.. ' ::,..f - '2 80 00
do • .do - bill broker-, . 8 .._ 30 00
.George Hoffman, Milt . .. ' 14 ' ''fs 7 • 00
Reizonstela & Brother, clothing ,: 14 • -I . 700
.Jacob G. Hiller, hats 14.•... '.:'•4'. . 0 7..00 I
P. I. O'Rourk, merchant tailor 12 ' '.!•-• ';7' - ‘OO :
% Jacob •Readle,.shoes .. • • . 14,.• ... 700
Heimpuitein Brothers, clothing • :U. . ' 7_09 '
:Phil/P4renti, merchant 7 . 00 ';
43sdiniMI.Idght, grain . • ' 14' . 7'oo '
_Habeit Hawk, coofectionai - j ~ ... • 'l4 ' 700 • •
Swarm & Brother, merchants ' ' •13 10 00
George Waltz, books: . , ..-. -.14.• 7. 00
./oseph L-Lemberger, drugs ..:14 - '7OO !
do pat. medicines .. 4 • " 600 •
. .
J. J. Blair, jewelry - .14 - . - 7 00'
Cnrtie Smith, confectionary 13 • • • 10 00.
-
John Omen shwa and beta s ' 14 700
.JOliephLßoesman, shoes . 14 •, '
- • 7 0011
Abiarceedein Brothers, jewelry 14 . 7 00'
' 'M.Y0779.* Shone, coal and wood 14 7 00
'..• . .. North Lebanon Borough. . •
Henry,Braudt, lumber and coal 'l3 10 00'
Philip - Brechbill, lumber and Coal •18 . . . 10 00
Godlieh Li 2, coaland,Wpod . 14,.. • 700:
Denial Li ght, coal and wood 14 - 700
.Reineebl 4C - Melly, /umber and coal 'l3 • 10 cal
.
Solomon Smith, coal and saddlery... 14. ' ' 7:00.
. If. a W, Eckenroth,. coal 14 7 - .oo'
Light a Gingrich, distillers
Martin W. Sherd; pat. 'medicines 14 700
•L. P. Kendall, confectionary , 14 OO
Punk & Brother, merchants 13' - 10' 00
:Herman Rauch, confectionary 14 7. 00
'Ephraim Borgner, merchant 34 . 7 00.
Samuel Miller, coal . 14 - .7 00
.Mary Zeller, confoetionary • 14 . 700
:Samuel Hauer, tobacco • 14, 7 00
Joseplillowman, fritidture ' " 14 700
Charles Molly, coal l4 - • ' •• '7
00
. • • ; • . North Lebanon Township:
John
H. Groh, merchant ' l3 • • 10:00
Abraham Lehman ' m il ler ••' T 9' ' •10 151
08 . do coal . - . .11 70 0
Andrew Light . , merchant • . 7.0 oci
John Klopp , y- ." . . • : II: "... 700
Adam It. Light, • " . 14'. - 7110
Henry Hartman, brewer 3 4 2 5.00
:/410,480mger,a4erchaut _ 14 10 011/
-
Shirk & Long, merchant ~.. l3 lO.OO
• Ereitzer,l.mmet a Co., ;naafi lB 10 00
..-• Caramel/4 - Township..
H.4.13.-Z4y, merchant 13 . to 'OO
Jacobal3owman, miller• . 14 700
H. Ramsey A Co., merchant . tailor 14 7OO
:laaamllarableton, merchant . IS 10 00
R. a W. Coleman, mill 14 7 0;
William !Annear, miller 14 '7 00
-Joseph Boycr, " 14 700
Real a• Boyer '' 14 100
14 7 00
A. S. Smith, tobacco
Jackscdi Township.
Benjamin Harper, Confectioner, .14 700
Myers .& Tice, Conte-mi.:mere . 14 700
Henrietta Fisher, Confectionery 14 700
George Aloyer;Tobaoco. 14 7 00
Benjamin•Artz, Stoves • 14 . 7 Mr
Dengue & -Stormer, Merchants • .12 ' 12 60
Michael Mlller,Confeationery 14 • ; -7.00
Daniel Seitzer, - GralnAc.,' • .14 . 700
George P. Seltzer, Grain ' • 13 10 00
Ephraim Hertaler,Miller 14 7.00
Coreer & HaskiSfrain . - 1.4. ... 700
Allen WeigleY, Merchant • 13 - • • 10 00
Daniel Urich , Coal and Lumber l4 . . 700
Williem Crich, - Lumber ••' . ' ' 14' . 709
Coca( r & Co., Merchants • .... ..44 • 10 oo
Samuel Shell, Stoves. • s ; 14 7 00
Moses Bowman, Merchant ' ' • 14 7 00
Jacob Iltehoy, Pat. Medicines •,.. 14 •• - -7•-00
Pf.ity; & Reinhdld, Merchants '' .. Int. 700
3. a •11 Loos, Leather • 14 700
11.. H. Skittle, Pat. Med_. . . ... '
1 14' . .. 700
Samuel II ouck,Coal Sc Wood .: 4i!' '' ' 1 700
Curtis Sheenier, ConfeationetY .- Z.V• .
' . 7Oa
Thomas Buller, Confectionery -' ' 8 , 400
Than= Tice, Plaster.l Coal • 14 . . T 'OO
'relit Parer; Peet* Confoctioert,' ,8 • '6 00
SW! A Co.'Lumber ' - 14 • 700
- Jonathan Miller, Plaster • ' 14 700
Leonard Miller, Grain It 7 .00
Allen Bollinger, Coil ' 14 - 700
&meal.' Benage, Coal ' ' 14 7 '9O
- Roland, Miller • ' 14 700
Jacob : Schoch, MercLant 14 . 7 00
Jacob Schoch. Coal & Grain ' 14 7 1
' William' Wagner, Coal ' '•••• 14 7 00
John 11•Stoaner, Huckster 14 - . 7.00
William Alweln ; Distiller ' 3' 25 00
• • Siaidarc. Telenet fp.
John - Brunner, Merchant -, • • 13 • • 10 00
'Whack & Garret, Coal & Lumber 10 10 00
'J. Cap it. Son, Aferchantsi - 13 - ' • 'lO 00
J. Cap &Son; Drisgs. l4' 7.00
Samuel Wagner, Corifee.tionor 14 7 00
Levi Hellman, Merchant 14 . 700
Nantdeon Desh, Shoes • `l4' • ' • 7 - 00
David Boltz, Tobacco 14 ' 7 00'
Wm. L. Dill/nap,. Merchant , • 14 - . .7 CO
Ja•ob lillabler, Huckster 14' • - 700
Samuel Fauber, Confectioner .14 - 7 00
*trios Weimer Stoves . . 14 . 7.-00
Diller..Asridt .4 Co., Leather. . 14 • ' 7 - 00
JoktyPhiiina, Merchant 13 ; 10 . 00 i
G urge Zeller, Coal 14 - 7.00
• 1
LOadonderry inunship. -
William E. Brunner, Merchant . 13 10 00
John 'Delnitiger Merchant ' 13' • 10 00
Bowman & Bon:Merchants 10 00
Samuel Stetter, Merchant Tailor 14 7.00
Horstirkt Brightbill, Merchants _l3 10 00
Martin Earls ,Merchant 12 12 60
.Martin Early, Hardware : 12 12 60
Stettin 11. Bo 'Man, Merchant '' 13 10 00
. Charted Shreivir,,Mercbant .. 33 - lin OD
John 'AT -.• Hadabach, Confectioner " . 14 7 00
Edward Shiftier, Confectioner 14 ' 700
Early & Leridie, grain 9• . Zi' 00
. Early &.Lendis, C oil Lumber ' .14' 700
John H. Halsey, Confectionery II 7 . 00
.Joseph Longmackck, DletWer Y 15 00
Renwick li Brigi . t.t."' (halo .14 . 7 .00
Slum" rrtiery, Stoves . . 14 7 00
John - AL •Bowniah, Merchant 14 700
Frederick Balder, Leather 14 7 00
Union Trnonthip.
Lewis Brenner, Huckster , 14 700
J. &G.& H . Melly , Coal & .Grain 18 , 10 00
Eshleman & Heilman, Lumber Ac. 13 10 00
Bordner & Ulrich, Me thalami' 13 .10.00
'Can Forge, Mill . ... 14 700
Nicholas Reigle, Hucks ter . 14 7 00
hoary Thomma, Miller . -14 • '7 OO
Peter Wendling. Confectioner . 14 • 600
• • Bethel Township.
Seldle & Eilllnger; Merchants 14 . 7 00
Samuel Weber, Merchant .. 18 , lo'o4
' Shiftier & Mark, Merchants : 13 l O .OO
Thomas•S. Wollner.' Merchant • 13 • • '10:00.
John Steamer, Miller ; 14 • ' 7.00
J.W.. Grove.; Miller ' 14 • • 700
John Wailer,, Coal . 14
George Hint, Stoves 14 700
Henry' Mark, Huckster '14.
John Behnej,Cmd • . 14 . - 700
Pain * Istickel,,lauckster 14 , '. . ' 7'oB
; - Lefri;Grtrig', Huckster 14 •
.• , •'7 00
George Werner, 11ucketer 14 • - 7. 00
Jos S. Light, Leather 14, • 7.00
. - Jolin Alliei•t; Miller 14' 709
William Stine. Coal.. .. • • it . ' 7OO
A inns . 811t1cfHticitater_ s
• ' l4 - 700
Q:J. . Bekker, ' Merchant - .. .- 14 . -,... 7 00
Jeremiah White;„Dlerluant, . - 34 - .7 00
John Craft:Cleanings • 14..' 7 00
Daniel U. Meyer, Bill Broket.' - 8 • - 'SO 00
Smirk & Peilrer.ltuckilisra:" •14 . 7•80
John Bain, Seed v r ' , 14; 700
South AnreinTia. -' - •
William Belmar, leather • 14 - 7 00
C. H. Btelomeis, merchant, It 10 , 40
David &gnat. confectioner.
David Ntbidir, miller • 14 ' ' 7 4 0
JAW Maim, buckater ' I& • 7'oo
H. D. Balser & Bro., merchant • ip • 10 00
. ...
Cornelius Smith, confectioner . ..., 700
..
William Flo.erter. ctinfeetiener, -
John Karpe,r t merchant . . HI 10 00
John' irichnian.jr.; miller •• 1 . 4 ' .7 00
John E. 1106.bman, miller ' -.14
.. - _ 7 . 644) ....
Abram& Brightbill , grain: •' •• 14. .-. 4
i t : 1 14 1
lea* Brandt, Millet ..'• • - if.;.
Andre* fielder, grain -
~.• . 11,..., ' 7;00
Pali alirolzomo, odllera:. ..1 91 , ,.., , ,
.. .
. - -
Porch .Annvale. .1 , 4.....*, ••_.tig
.. • ..0v.r....... , •--
Gabriel Wititareberger, merclialit . •Isi••.: • . „ li p,
r • . - 34- . -.- ..,00
Bewasciin 807•F. , n/IP . '. '... ; 2 0 ,00
Ming ai Poll.. iner° 4 3. olla . , .' .., .1. Ir. 1 • ' ' t lop
„do? '' 00: - Olullk Vain ' .,
At- M. 'Weltriibt, merchant
~,10
Leightner & Rapp. grain 411 co 1 14 700
Martin Light, minor 14 7 00
Lfronerd Naehnachc *Diet 14 7 00
William Ault, leatlier g . 5 (0
Isaac Boyer. mtitei 14 7 00
John 11. Smlth, states 14 7 00
Jacob S. HI/linger, grai-i k coal 14 ../
it 00
Joseph F. Marti, Latutier 14 . t 00
IClnporte & &eider, merchants IB - 10 .00
Early k Dishc,p, merchants 13 30 00
Peter Oraybill, shoes 14 7 00
.Evat Rammer.
Levi Zimmerman, merchant
Mows Early, grain
William Frantz, coal k lumber
William Krill, coal -
Samnel /less, coal
Michael Hartman, feed ,
Catharine Fran try ' et chant
Levi ISlenlfere. miller
David Duck, leattier
David M_.Raak, merchant ' .
14nariiipl:Sailley,leattir
'Moines A. Harps.. merchant
Fiedelicir Miner, huckster
Abraham Reiun. miller
John Dotter. Miller
Mictutoi 41.11drelleg. merchant '
Cooper & Bettly,,hucketera
MesesSelizer, miller
. . . . Atakreek.
Landis A Son, merchants
Steinp, Peck
.& /Mop, grain, &c.,
John 11. OlieWly, grain & coal
John V. Beichert, miller
J. K. Stewart, merchant
Magdalena tiotiser, confectioner
Adam Sinop, confectioner.
John Zimmerman, miller
John Oheriington. miller
1. A Weigley, merchant
Henry Shank, miller
John E. Walter, merchant
. , Reid& erg.
BraOklin Said:trial, merchant
A. V. gnaw, merchant
do do: seed
Joseph F. Louver, merchant
do. do. seed
lent ItyHz, miller
J. & M. Wonderllch, rnlller
Abraham S. Groh , tuercbaut
J. 8 & .1. W. Ache', merchants
William Dlseinger, htrektter
Solomon Bomberger, leather
Cyrus al. Crall, ImerPlink
der do. seed .;
•N 0 R T4l, IF. il;-A N ON
.
STEAM 'GRIST' litiLir
.roaluumv. -
Norih LebirtiriiNimm
ORIEtr .MILL bo altered fur. tglall
RENT, by' Public Outcry on
7TIRDA F, ILA 3' 5, 1860 Air WEI
at 1 o'clock. P. at the Public House --
of HISNRY RAM LPN, In North Lebanon Borough.' ;
The 4TttAld MILL is 45 by SO feet tWo stories bigh t
'with Three pair of Berra, add w . Planter of Parte Mid,
Witha Forty Corse power Steam liughse,alul Ii cituated
tbe Union Canal, In North Lebanon,about 160 )ards
east of the Market Street Itridge. Uinta an excellent
run of •CUR/0111, le in fleet 'rate condition, and le well
calculated for a Merchant and Grist Mill ' •
9311,.. It will be rented either until next • pill or until
Apr 11,1862. DAVID L. LIGHT.
President of Nora Lebanon Milling Cb.
North Lebanon, Aprilli t 18130. •
- -
MEW s "_ 1 "0,15
In Weidman's Addition , on corner of
- Centre and Church Street;
North Lebanon.
. .
HE undersigned would.reepectfully. inform . the cith
T
zena of Lebanon, and vicinity, that he baa REMOV
ED. ilia STORE to be new Building, comer of amen and .
Church Shreds, one square E43g of its former iodation in'
.IVin-th. Lebanon )3orough, where be has Jut
.repeived a
I arge assortment of •
..DBY GOODS;
• - - GROCERIES,
• QT/EENSWARE,
which ho will sell at as reasonable rates as they can be
obtained in Lebanon. .*3.. All kinds of CoITICISI , Pao
nuns taken in exchange for Gaida.
ink,„ He hopes to obtain a liberal share of the custom
of the public; and invites all to PLR and examinable stock.
EPHRAIM BORGNER.
Lebanon, April 18, iBBO.
A Civil War Declared.
NOT .AGAINST THE NUM Bur , nanitivr
High Prides in 2nper.-Hangings..
. • 5.0 , , 001 . 0 • • ..
Places of. Wall Paper toiatale at tha
EAGLE BUILDINGS.
F. 'FLOWERS would rosPectfnily inform the
B
that having opened the largest, and Beat selected
stock of Paper. Hangings, Window Shades,Ourtains and
toseoratkins, eror_exlibited in Lebanon, consisting of
Peigti ihd Donieetic styles, all now and direct From
the Manufactures.
Persona wanting their Houses papered - will do well
by-looking over this stock before going elsewhere, as. ft
comprises oil the latest styles of French, English and
American Gold, Velvet, Satin, Olased and Blank papers,
Alma-great variety of Panne] work, Decorations, Matti&
Prints; Centre - Pieces, Statna
ry and Ornaments, also an endless variety of Window
03badail, Curtains, Cords and Tassels. New end lately
patented fixtures for window shades, far superior to
any now in ruse, all of which will be eold on terms to
suit the times-
PAPER'-HANGING promptly attended to and
nmlly executed by the best wotkuterk in the place.--
None but good workmen employed, and all work war
ranted. Chlirgnei 10 cents a piece for Ranging Paper.
Lebanon, Apra 18, , 1800.
Assignee Notice.
NOI7OE is bingo' given that Joss P. thessyma and
his wife, of the borough of Lebanon, Lebanon
County, VA. , didi by a voluntary deed of Assignment,
make over iolko, undersigned, of North Lebanon town
ship, county sforeaatd, their propertyand effects fdithe
beneitt of creditors. All persons therefore hiring claims
against, mewl! as those indebted to the said John P.
Umborger, will please present their accounts to , the uo
dersigned for Settlement
•
• HENRY SCHAEFFER, J. B,Assig•floo.
Lebanon; April 78,1880.
- BUSINESS CARDS
REMOVAL.
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DR. BIICOTIN, of. Nor th Lebanon borough. has re
-7 moved hie office Into the house occupied by • Mr.
George Long, a few doors north of the United Brethien
Church ; whore he intends to practice in his .profession.
Dtt. B. D. BUCHER.
N. Lebanon, March 28, 1880.
• Wirt. M. DER R, •
TTORNEY AT LAW, has removed bin office to Cum
rt. bPyland street,' In the room tbrmorly .occupled by
Belsensteln & Bros:, es a jeutelry store, omega.° Charles
Orenhaw;alt.'s RaidwinrStore.
_ Lebanon, April 18,1884
'GEORGE W,K1161 NE;
A TrOIENIMAT:LkWO-IMikte inh Lan Hiante z keci v
Lebanon, Pi, - • (Lebanon, May 4,1859
J.
* TTOILNBY-AT-LAW, has REMOVED:hi. o eg oo 01
A
Funek's New Building, (second stolid Cumberland
street, Lebanon, PR.
Lebanon, April 8,1859. • •
McCann & Weigley:
" COMMISSION MgIiCITANTB, • •
N 05.2118 Nortb - Delaware Avenue a td 288 Nortb Water
Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal Cash advances made an ' •
FLOUR,
GI RAIN,
ViIIISKEY,
gopt. 369:0,
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FITS•I FITS!! FITS 1 . 11
RACHEY
• FASILIONAva, TAILbR,.
Cumborlend Street,. nearly opposite tho Mack
.1. Itorettnote4Lolituthn, Pa.
ALL Work-done up with neatness and dispatch, and
entire-astleffiCtiOn,galtteuteed ,
April 11,1803.
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Chestnut Rai •
TF, erubserther has about 5,000 Chestnut Rails of a
first rate quality. for sale at a reasonahle price.—
Apply.at Heilman's Dale, in North Lebanon' township,
to JOHN HEILMAN, 11. S.
March 21,1860.-tf.
Notice.
- DEBsos haling open accounts in the books of LEOS
iRD ZLIENEILMAN, will alive costs b y making sawn•
moat before' the first day of June next.
April 2.5,181110.-3 t. ' J. - It. ICEISTER.
_..... .......
Boy Wanted. ~ .
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A N active and willing 1 ..,..y, about 10 yearaQtlC.
is . wanted by the nudensig - aedj.to learn the - bu
einem Also, a. Carrier boy. , 1.. ii. ; .
Loliarion, April 05,.1800. •
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N-OTICE.
TO the Members of .the NORTHERN muTtrn
iNsinteßds COMPANY of Lancaster county
rvEAT AN, ELECTION-WILL BE HELD en Monday,
.moy 21, D., 1860, between the boors of. 10 and
6 o'clock of - said day, being the third Monday in.. May,
1860, at the Public stone of Samuel CL - Piacker; NY,W.
EPHRATA, Lanoßater Coun ty, , for th e purpose of elect
ing THREE Directors and ONE Auditor,,to servo for
thcse years, as by the act of incorporation of said Com
pany is prOvided.
By Oirtelr of The Board of Directors.
April 26s 1860. SAM oßL...tingLy.„ s e e y .
VOI? GEIsPrLEILV4N'IifiIt
• CALL AT TItEl
Cheap. Dry Goods Bur of ILENRy &' sTIN E .
Henry A Stine have Just opened a larg e stock of
Clop, Ca/owners:l and Twinge, pl a i n end .fancy Cloth
thr.Men and Hoye Wearotiso, Unarm, Stturrner Clbths,
Cestonerettest,Jeart‘Conleroye, &c, which they are of
fering at Great Halphuy and will eoll cheaper than the
1470 . .0345zki • abilai O:DODS
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. HsbT s Y'
& „MINE'S. •
Henry A Stine Aaye just OpeurstA splendid stoat! of
PRY. .0100 M;. •
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• ietlilENBl4kßE;
Astw Goods ! Mew Shads.,
AT TUB
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CHEAP STG.RE.
OF
RAUCH& LI :SIT . T. • ••
At the Cbrner of Ceratberiqnd abut cord:Mkgsk...
LEBANON;
I M~ESSRS. ItAIJOH & Prem . ittihtlittfr
ing their friends and the public generally that OA .
have opened with, it hitge and, carefully selected assort
ment
of ' ' •
DUX' eitOPS, • •
aitoOgfilES •
• SWARE, to.;
to which they respeetfully btrite attention of the
public. Their
DRY 00000
have all been selected:with 'tba' greatest' coat from' the
largest Importing.,Flouiteh
G4,OCEITIES 4 .
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A large stock of cheap Sugars, iebeetettr
and all kinds of Spioes. 'Also. alftlti iltainktiiiime et ,
QUEENSW.A:RE • • -
among which are the newest patterns, toptheewith
most an endless variety Of God& in their lite Of'biter.
nesits, which mill be sold very cheap for cash,ofeotintty .
Produce taken In exchange.
April 18, . 1860.] • RAupi Licrai;.
GOLDEN-SION, Ole :
HENRY**
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MILEY have now open and are exhibiting their_ pant.
_l_ did stock of Sprfnft and SuturnerfifooslN Width viers
selected with great. cats and bought' at eub.lntOelh'eg.
ablink them to *ell very low, and giro Oreat Bargain!
to their nUtnettitie Blonde and dustornetip
.
FOR LADIES' WEAfI. „
HENRY & STINE'S splouilid stock of Catoreitilffkilf
In Plaids, Stripes and Figures.
HENRI & STING'S splendid Slack Bilks for 2sulfies'.
Dresses, Mat:alga, 4c. .
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13
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10 00
'7 00
LIBN Y & Oti la &Rowe,lintit, alai&
Beregee, Fine India Cloth, Rine India Foulards, Ludt&
Luotree, British Fetaiana, Lavelle Cloth, Mohair Do
' B B e ege,Mattidoes, Chant Foulard Robes, Alpinist Luitroi.
EI'EgEY & STINE'S Brilliants, plain and figured, of
various colors and at all.pricos.
HENRY & STINE'S • Lawns, Chintzes, Ginghams,
'Calicoes, &c. '
HENRY & STINE'S. White Gcode, such as )49 . 11t4i
Jackonets,. Brilliants Bobinetts, Llnehd,
Lasing, Laces, Edgiuge,d &c. . ' ' • -
HENRY & STINE'S Collars, Sleeves, Glow*, „11114
- Stockings, Handkerchlefi,Al3.
& STINEYS• Fringes, Ban TelineefisiMillst
tons, and all kinds of Bailey s Trimmings for Lsdleir
d 'remits.
BEGAN k STINE'S Spring Obatria,Spring Sbawll4,
Spring Shawl,:
HENRY k STIEE'S &futilities sad 04.ter f ManGlip
and Capes.
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t' - '
In short lIENBX & STINS'S stock of Goo(fe or fa••
; dies' Wear, cannot be beet and &Sias tompetition. SA
dies-give them ap early sell. Just,how,.ns the time to'
buy cheap: - ' [Lcbirtion, - APrit GI, 18604 -
Vngsubserniirs raspaettidly 7 1 11 1
labanoirind suiyoutiding cdoluti%
P.P.sokklA 7l !o l 4l lo lr.i* -,.•
. ...t P ,
DIFV-GOODS,
N.)Juala.i, — &bey
QUEJEIVMA - RE . .
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IN. KENDALL'c NEW BRIOK:BartIV.
between the Black Bona and Waspingteir
berlarid Street, (BMith !Rafe - . •44 .4 . •
LEBANON, PA. • ct
dear'
They would inform tbe 'that they 'ad
retried and enabled to SELL LOW.:'. Their Stock pry
to very , large, and bought at the, .beat.,,c_ 446.11:2110.11111.
They would loilte the Public to give thaffl litrhilOVel
ing confident that they can ,please all., , .
OE- Their. ternmare CASH or COUETRE PRODUCE.
• W; li i V.T.'=lcelf,Rit 4r
09 Rometnbai.--IN EXNPAI4 , 'S NritikkiWYK•iz
Lebanon, March 28 , .1880; ••
•• • ::-Notice. •
To the,Schvol Dirteton el Lebanon 4 1 199 1 st_1 1 —.
lINTLEMEN:—.LI Orin:Lance of die 43dneutron of
the Aet of Stir May;lBs4l,you are laniebylotiflikt
to meet In Oprivention. at the Court Route, in, L elnamo
Ott thoilfsi Monday in Mdif, A: 11., 1800 i-being th4 . 44.1i.
day of; the month, at 1 o'cleck, in the. afternoon,' and
select vita 'wee, by a 'majority of the whole cumber of
Directors preBent, one person of literary'aod imientrEd
acquirements, and of skill and napartonoe in The art of
teaching, 0.8 COLINft PIRINTIIIIDENT, for trio `thr'ealino ,
ceeding years; determine the ainotmt ef ttottlekuuttkoi
for, the came ; and oertgy.the mult,loe State Super.
Intendant; at iterrisbnrg, aer•Yektiliod' y tbejgtk sad.
40th sections of said alt. • /EMMY •1110171X-‘
Co. Supt. of LebenontConnty,
Lebanon, April 4, MD. • •
L uirritsz ziAlrilkitAii:,
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()NB of the beet and cheapest assortments 0 Waal
offered to the public, is now•for'eale eitttlaitew
and extensive LUMBBR, and COAL XARD of -. ~ .t
PHILIP BRECHBILL;
n the Boiough of North Tothation, on iliahaiik ' oralier
Union Canal, at the head of Walnut. streak a hay
quartos North of the Genesee, thteam Mills, and ono
quare emit of Borgner's Hotel. ' .• • .
Their assortment consists „of , Pe bet 4 wkl-seasodecl.
White, Yellow, Norway, Pine and 'Hemlock Bottrop)...
Cherry, Poplarent•Pine Boards,' ' • • r • ..jk
1 . 1 ,4 and .2 inch eannel and Common ; t
• White Pine and' Hemlock geantlhigantacrisLit
:Whitetihik - Boards, %Plink isetil:Boantline
and Y 2 Inch Poplar Boards, Elenk arod*lentils*,
SH ING LES 1 SHINGLES 11
The best Pine and H:r •
Able, Roofing, and.
• blistering Laths;
Chestnut Rails aitd...Posts, and Yaillake.. - bsikaiits
and fencing Bosnia;
FLOORING BOARDS of all sizes and doispiiiptlif*:
COAL I COAL 1 . 1 COA,LAW '
A large stook of Broke') Stove, Limebarnariaintd
Hollidaysburg gmtth Coal, at HA lowest tsrieks.'• 4 '3
MOonficlent that they have the largest end belt tot
sortmeat of LUlfoza of all nimeriptifins and slzeit;asVell
as the largest•stook of the differabtlitddirbt Co! ! ! ever
offered .to the eitizensof Lebanon *county; they v4itture
to say that they can amommodate all purchasers satis
factorily, and-would therefore invite all who dude.•l4y
thing in their line s to examine their stookihterttal.r•
'Goosing elsewhere. 2111.hLP
N. Lebanon ) April
.4,;11010;r: , k
WALIVEir STREET
• TEM •
OlbeaPat illpitalectid, and Lamest Stock cif •••
WA LL PA RE Rep -I.: :
Window Shades, Curtains, •.7
MILS UNDER SIGNED having In connection with*,
BOOK AND STATIONERY. STORnI ,, .W'
purchased the entire dock of WALL PAPERS of Alelig7.l.
WALTZ & Racmcvsisd W. G. WARD, sod'asviug MA Iv
cently received large supplies from Now. Yost
adelpbia, including the latest and most bandits.= ati/e• •
of
Paper Hangings, Borders, Pccoraitai4
Pane/it: 4 v, Firelioard4rints, '
•
Wi•n.dow Curt i W4l'
Sh ?des, 4-c., .445., • -
now manufactured. Hie sta:k presents the best astica
matt of Papers. both in style and quality, therhasever
been aeon in Lebanon and as he ban bought mosi'd his
Papers at reduced mese, for CAVIrt, be ls able. to sell Wall
Paper at cheaper rates than they oanbe obtained at any
other place. lie has also made arrangements with .the
beet Paper Hangers in Lebanon to put up paper: lor
him: if deaired, at the shortest notice on the niiief Am
enable terms.
Give him a call and ho convinced.
IfT Iletacother the place, at the Nero Booljtonefig.
Watnut Street, aicui doors south of %amasses,. Omar
ware Stoic. J. HENRY MUM-
Lebanon, April 4,1860.
SEBDS,. as
'ART
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Cush ,psid "f9y, all divot, 0 0 :an trYillotinee
.GR
AT BARGAINS-%•;
AT NO 4„ EAGLE `BUTLDINCI:S'„,'-': " -
dale, CaPS) ckecs - - -:
/ 1 1- ErE uudelbiSlioil, haiing purchased the enure
6tock of''
-er - RATS, CACAPE,do.,
acme ii,
'of .TaisiGi MILLER :,' ,' at Sheriff's Sale, will. noW 40 -
bf - the me at Great Riageinsi in order , to
concern, • , .
lAMB G. MILLER, forixteimminie, timing lieetiiiiii
poi n t e d the Agent - of the • uadersigued, will a i ttAto
business for them, • ' ARREEW OAR "
MERRY MILLEIL.' ,
Lobiginu; May 26,109
Lebafton• Valley . 11a110 - .
OTIGE la hereby an to the STOCIL.
of the LEBANON VALLEY 824.1 L• that, ityktfo
dewing Itesolutioaltse been adopted by the -Board°llll
- viz:— :
Resolved, That the Onithier giv.oo.notioo to tiou
'Waste, through Atte riewspapero,.. that. thia... - .oay,
up 2d, 4th . and sth Instalments Itmttbe
'STOCK, on or before the 10th•day.of
, • .1.0,.11Au04, 0,4* ,
• Cebauon, Apill 11,186 Q.
C.OME.Anp SEE
Cheap Dry GoodkP
AT THE -
CASH
D EA LEtirtif '
FOREIGN AND -DOK.2117111::
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