lEMI=I Isbangit gllttrtiOrr. - - 02111tOCRIAilb•VRI,PrOlPi.E14 owes TO Ltraj WE OZABII - toaost . 4w" WM. M. BEEBLI3I, Editor and Proptiotor LEBASON; 1?A. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1880 FOR PRESIDENT IN 1880 JOHN C. BRECKINRIOGE, or KRNTUCKY. (ftiiiiet to the Derision of the, Baltimore Democratic NeLionel Convention.) • FOR OOVSRNOR I HENRY D. FOSTER, w4sTmintinArrl►, iL ELECTORS. _ a 1 Large. illanAßD 7.0:13. ozo, WI. SEIM. District Diectors. 1. Prederlak Server. 14. J. Reekhow. 2. Wm. C. Patterson. - 16. George D. Jackson, 3. Jos. Crockett. 18. J.. 4,. Aid. 4.J G. Brenner. 17. J. 11. Banner. 5. J. W. Jacoby. 18. J. It. Crawford. 0. Charles Kelly.. 19., H. N. Lee. 7. 0. P. James. 20. J. B. Unwell. 8. David Scholl. 21. N P. Petterroan. O. J.l4,l.l4chlger. 22. Samuel 'Marshall. 10. S. S. Barber. 23. William Book. 1.1. T. H. V. raker. 24. B. D. Ilarolirk-'' 12. S. S. Winchester. 26 Gaylord Ch or2ll. 0 r 211 . 13. Joeeyb. Lku,bnch. . , Ekafors 'Tun Onp Avieusvus Clarraca.--Tho venerable -tabennaele, erected by Dr. Henry Molchoir lenberg e at the Trappe, Montgomery county,. in 2743. is shout boiug repaired. The committee wile bare the mntlor In uhaige have resolved to remove On entire roof and ceiling, with the heavy framc; wotk which supports it, which is now beginning to decay. The original shape of thereof and oiling are to be carefully preserved in the re modeling of the structure. It is. ex pected that tho work wlll be completed by the let Of July. tag. One of the foreign ministers at Washing- • ton fri sending home the news from this ' , country , predicts a dissolution and reconstruction of this Republic, in which theoep.trel, middle and south ern states willremnite, and Row England geov er to Canada. Some .of the aristocrats .• of -the latter section will then have a chance .for- the :gratilleatien of theia ambition by'. gelatin the Bri-, Cab Rouse of Lords. Charles Sumner and ethers., If bas iik would no doubt be more in their ale, moot there Elute in Reputtiican Washington. I • • . • aletaNtioes FRAZD Tull NION MU. Losrposr.--.Mueh attention has been exoita in London by an mortician fraud perpetrated' on•the Union Bank by one of its-officers. The amount of loss is equal to $1,315,000, and the whole has been embeizled within the peat five years. The (nab has been in• the service of' the bank from the date of its foundation in 1839, and is believed to have committed no embezzlement until fire years back, when he was advanced to the post of p!in elpal cashier. He then contrived to appropriate' money', which he' ebonl4 have paid to the account' of the Union Bank With' the Bank Of Hagiond, , and to conceal the:fraud ly forging a pass-book, In which the rap:thin amounts were entered as having been lodged. The feet that the tinted Bank always kept a very luor total at the Hank of Mnsland, as a reserve, prevented detention until 'the Directors received secret blot. Od tbis they imiftediately caused the oulprit to be appre hended, and he at one made a fall confession.— His age is 48, heves a widower, and subsequent ly he re-married; his salary was $B,OOO per an num, and the Direators had. apparentlyno reason' to suspect him 9rextinvitgaluie. - Us, how: ever, been a large speculator, on the stock ex change in Turk leb dad Mexican and other stooks, and he is likewise ;mid have been connected with l several theatrical ventures.. The:Wienlibers. of ,- 64::ny.Exellange, who lent thernseleas to Lie operations, wlll,m loat probably near .6 pun ishment of expulsion, as there is a rule against traneactlng speculative buisini3sa for - officals in. • • 411blistions of trust. ORIGIN or Ts.it ran Faavincits.—Cluirlej the Birth, of. Rrance, gave a masqueradd, ie Mhibh himself apd fl . ve courtlers'disguilidlherr.iirsona to Imitate satyrs, by, covering:their naked bodies with close linen hnbits, which - habitswere then' to be besmeared with rosin, on which down was stools all over. Ode of the rumpany,o . fr'olio, ionehed one of B less satyrs with a' lig ht'ed torch 4e they were dancing in a ring; the consqquance, was, all the six masticate or satyrs were en veloped in darnel instantaneously. Four of the six died immediately, and the King never recovered from the fright and disorder occasioned by the Reel. dent. 'gm,. Mrs. Sarah McCauley was buried•id Phil adetphia ou the tiltlf nit., from the residence .of her mother: The deceased was formerly Miss Sarah Mercer, and she figured prominently in a painful tragedy which took place some 17 or 18 years ago. In consequence of a wrong done the the young lady, her brother (Singleton) het_ Mr. riiitchinson-Heberton, whilo in a carriage, on a ferry boat In the dock, on the Jersey side of the river. Young Mercer was tried at Woodbury, and acquitted on the ground of : Insanity. Thu .affair caused an intense excitement at the time. 'ine Mercier, who VMS a very beautiful girl, mar ried 'a young gentlemen .of Philadelphia, but they were soon afterward'divbrclid.- She subs°. quently married Dr. 3. 11. McCauley of New. York. Sim was abanifs yeari'of age it the time of her death. Singleton Mercer went to Norfolk, as a nurse, at the time of the terrible fever there, In 1855, and he feii'a victim to the scourge. His remains Heist-Laurel Hall, along with the other Philadelphia victims a-the- epidemic. - -- • pH" If yen see a wife carer:illy footing her husband's:ttoOklng, yew ,may coablude that he will not find it diffioplt to . foot bar bills. Al` Dr. 15.,Hrown Williams, the Psysologist; and Pillinorp etut!3p speaker to thus seotloo, id 1858, is dead. lie died at Little Rook, A.rkotriss. "Sr A committee of the,Cioadian Parliament have deotared the °potion in Quebec void, on ac.r count of violence and Illegal voting, and propose to declare the city disfranchised for the remain. der of are Sesercin - el i punte6ment fan tolerating such abuses. Ogir At 13elvidere, New jersey, the Rev. Mr. Harden has been convicted Ofpoisoning hie Wife, And sentenced tb bo hung on the 28th of negt June. "fir One of the delegates to the OhicagoOon vention last weelc seized a negro in St. Louis, put him up at auctions a n d Said hfm for $68130, to satisfy a claim he hadagainst 'Avner. Aliat's Repoblinanivo~ti• • - law. There 'lriillready 'sixty: , candidates -out On On oppsyrif. _party inloineenter eovit Cy tolthe aounty offices to be elected- 04 falL Ili_ Non. Edward Everett is now eize7-aix yam. „PROBLEMS. - • A n4401(916 . 08 forl4 a — part turkgye,. and a pert &Intent jrer the turkeys he received $1 15 a plawfoi'therireeee 8Z cents a piece, and for the whole he regeiyed $77 28: how many were there of each ? • . . Divide the number 40 Into 4 such parts; bet the Are fe9V1144434, labed by 2,4424iie:AlOpliisittiy3, and 'the cour4i divi ded by 2 AielLsli be eqa4.4 Presidential Election of 1856. - - At this election there were three Candidates in I the Geld, regularly nominated, ak. offieb : James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, and John C. Breekinridge, of Kentucky, on Abe part of the Denrocratsriftifin C. frivittotr`e, -- d - triti tied ; William L. Day Van, atliew ) ,JerseCon the part of - the' 114ntslicans P ;.s.„1111.41ilYalfd Fillmore, of New York, avid, Andrew Jackson Donation, of tilinessee, on the apart Carite2.l9llWiliiitrAtheft 4 .. cans. The result. vows as follows:, ~, ..: • warns FOR BuctaAN4 liihlP il* ,,. CI4NiIT.D4., New Jersey, • r * Tii'allaba, • ' ' l3 'Pennsylvania, -,, - ';' , 27 - Ittinoli, l % - - 4 ' ' ,-, 11 Delaware, •• • .13 :Alabama, - .., ---• 9 Virginia - ; . ~.I{>l - *jsannti, ;.- . . ~,,,i: 9 .NorAii - Gairot ina, . s ~10'Arkianaai, , , , ~ ,4 i sSouth Carolina, s Florida; '' ' - - 3 Georgia, . - 10 vrailli'ar .-....f..- ~ 4 Kentucky, , - - • ~ , 112...Onlifornier.. t 4' t - CS 4 Tennessee, , -. 12 _..,! ~,....., .„,. - . 7 ,- ,---- , Louisiana!, ~ 11l NuMbet;ofclec!rs 1'74 ' Mssissippi, . '' ' rreejoitily • ' llO STATES 1 0 011. smayso 7 T AND 'DAYTON., Maine, Haw Yoik, 35 New Hampshire," 5''1610, 8 23 t - troageonuaeZ .-., 13 I• Michigan . ,' - - 6 I Rhode Island, ~ ,:4' iii,p6;;;;;:ior, , , Conntketiout, i jpgrp, , , - !•:. Valmont, . - '5 . Niiiibei'orareeters, - -" '' 114 STATES FOR FILLMORE AND DoNALDSON Maryland, > • Number of electors,' James Buchanan, ..or, Pennsylvania, and. John C. Breckinridgc, 414h - tacky, harivorieceived majorityo aft the votes' tie -tie. Electors Cottegei, ware dertarecl duly... Fleeted , President and Vice President of ilia. Unlted,Btates. POPULAR VOTE FOR . PRESIDENT. I Rep. Dem. Am. States Fromm t. Buchanan. -Fillmore. Alabama, 46,739 28,552 Arkansas, , 21,910. ioasr California, 20191 53,366 36."165 Connecticut, 42,715 34,995 2;615 Delaware, • 308 8,004 • 6,175 Florida, ,6,358 _ 4,833 Georgia, 56,581 ~..,42,439 Illinois, 96,189 106,34§' 37,444 'lndiana, ' 94,375 ;111070 -•'' • 22,385 lowa, • 43,954 ; 36.170 9,180, Kentucky, 314 74,642 .67.417 Louisiana, , 22,164 , 20,709 _ Maine, " 87,179 • 39,080 3,325' .Maryland, .281 - 35,113'', 47,460 Massachusetts, 108;190 -.-39,246- „,•• 19,626 Miahigan,`, ~. _71 4 762 52,136-,,- 1,660 Mississippy-- 35,436 : 24,195 Missouri, • ' 53.184' 48;524' N. Dampshire, 38,346 32,789' .• 422 New. Jersey,._ $8,338 ..4 1 1.943 t';24,115 Noy, York, . 261,00 1 ,195.,3Z3,•". 124,604, North Cuplina 4 '48"„218'"'" - 26,888' ' Ohio, • ' '187;49r A 71F,874 "• '" 28,121 , l'ennsyrvaniai 147, 4 .'9631% 230)77 0 2 "s" r. 1•82,202 .Rhode Island, 114467"= _1;675 South Carolina, t l ! r°P l id el i 3 l V'l ee t c ' rB LF ll 2!"' b Y - 1 t e•Legishiliire. Ten•nesiee, • • '73,636 4 Cfr,ll7- Texas, •. 4-4 , ' 4.. • -^31,169: _ ).15;639.1 ,Verrpont,, • - 4 „.39,i6.61-• 1%569- ,645,1 Virginia,,, 291,' " 89,766 ,otsto,, ritTongiri, " 66,090 '621§43 " "t80"1 Total; aa.,f41;514N„ .1,631;2.32- .874;707- CO /wily - gm:wax., Union .naverart„ 7 -Z , Jont,:s.i. 'PIONS VOA PRAAIMAAT A7AY..TE ? PftESIDP77. 7 TtIet National, Constitutional Upton .Convention _met' on Weditestiay at lin/timore, and was called to order by the Hon.. jehn J. ,Crittended, on whose motion the lion. Washingtonqlent; ex ;CoVerner of New York, war called to the, dbair. the: States were reprekentOZ.pxnept ,UOntft, 4 9Prolina and Oregon. Oemmittepawero,arPointed onper minent organiaatiOn and credentials; after which the Convention took a recess. At four o'clock it met again. Tho Committee on Permanent Or- • ganization reported a list of officep,. headed by Washington Hunt as. President, frith VicoPresi dents from nineteen itte:tasi Joseph It. Ingersoll I being the Vice President "from Pennsylvania.— The list was approved by acclamation. A motion then being made to proceed to' genral nomina tions for President, an animated debate sprang up. Finally ihe rules of, thOttualZ w of, , lteprosentatives antrit'CcifhWitlee - Of one from each 1 Bute was '4 ttryt hr t rfio \ in'ferr to repose' P P business for the CouVelltißN to repoif,no 4.tiurv, day morning. 1 The Convention conelnd . ,ed .i iy T t h . urs- A ' l 9'l k l 2 11 14-,: 7 4T4 tI i F I I!U OUT / 1 1 , 11 2"l ,SP President, arlav t lAtp,FirnwA ti o4p, l ! ehnsettp, for trrtdektr, F li t r l pttlyttaf, pomi natedyitth`n.seennA votes call:. arjontimnaft,tltiv zoi ra!,.. t i : T hi al hAßtaliPsq l tg Ll A.tobauPtt• zeoeived ,•ote,s apisKai:aa4F , .;JP4 l l on tin . t second had 61 uktaa.rltlDlEt:_ poßnaL tion was u nAl? i P o gi* , The Convention made ilea ti ntratiop fagiti :: cal prineiplese, clortyst r ihe t ,.!sliPle, subject :or a . platforiw t ta atfc alfbitto adoption of a re- : , and the 1478. Mr. Bell, the satijklaWAT, TifpsiOurt, was a prominentt 7 he lytig perty, and upon . its dissolution acjAiVtli t prit 4 Fs ! nthern Attleri ;cans, the only opponents of Me i psmocritey south of AlleOn and Dixon'a,line Fleys about sixty three years of- agi,, madAp 4410y/.,y,.0t.by profession. lie,serve4many years. in Congress and was elec-,, teCtwice to the M. B 7 .Ae*itei t ,. : When den llar_ risdn was elected he fr anpolntediftlr.Bell Spernta 7 . ry ttf War- • • _PIP' An abreviatlonMt 0 1 %4 found in the' books, is to he felind oil's g.l64,S'tone in Dunkirk. The mourners iritenl4.,yoA , S . an old neat to sleep with the cii • sion?ary yymp, "Let her rest in peace," but the space on op.,tone gave out at the close of the vord*gilier:! The ready-witted sculptor, hpWever, loicg.thtlioinitials, and' now the dew old lady'eleepli:be'nesiti, the laconic, but tnelegan't epitaPh . ;'"Let bar r i .p." • . . A popular tilyitta,aellei a good story, as hit at that kind er a gtatlar i who : are too indo: lent to pursue ,them by their faith.. . lie,sags a 4 one ploua gentleman eompOSCii 400E17 tLadlmigbty,,wrote it oat legibly, and afftwetil,tha . siinhusaript to the bed-past.. Then, ors.aoaiskta, lieritrply poin ted to the dosetneirt,.*o 9 Lord, these,ate. my sentiments,':, be /Orr out the light y .and nestled amid tho • .11ustaw Lirs.—hope writes thte,ptiatall ofthe boy, but memory that of the man„. , Man looks forward With smiles, but backward with sighs.— Such:is the•wisu providence of ,God. - ,:•Tbernup of .lifer is 'sweeiteatlit.the brim, the flavor. is impaired as we. drink Xleepespsatbdith Alregs, aro unsode bitter that we may not struggle when it is taken Sawa us. hligeltAlleVlaifilES.-112 en 151WIttiti ho4l?;'°44hti4l9 q11410X: racy on Monday of laat-weok, sleeted their en- , flte tiaket Villelict4tMb or* hertdoio - 41iirditglt 'oAios'iV4inader a tiiffile Domo cratio tickeNaiiitTlegtoAbylaiblat: Utz majority: . EtognstFSTV74;!prtninentyc l i t hr of the bar: of Bailer coenly,in.tbis Ban., has eloped . frepa,the • town of Ilutdet,te r aving a wife and ohlidte fr -taking est child lad it. 101114 'n'ouean named Ma . rtik J. Brinker. Ripple ism young liWyer, of am firm of Thompson tt, sippto , was Chairiziaw9f.tittqint, publican Committee,-was doing a gaod htridneitir and on the rdad to Wealth: Theamtusit,ortiont, ey which. he carried os-that was notjthlAdis is, estimated at 12,000 to $3;000. LARGE Sstanr.-- . .50 far us money Gr. eenceried r . it is mush bette r to be governor-general of India than President of the United 'States. * To. say nothing of the minor advantages, the former has £26,000 a year salary, #43,000 a year allow,anasy, arid tfr,poo Tor outfit. , In Aollars!'thil ie . atiout, $124;004 pot ye - aids_ salary," lo6;Bo6 f or ii,oo oppi gu l ag; 415,900 to get . thir Briitah foga'. • -uloce THE LEBANON Atv CONGRESS MOVES! After nearly six'tnonthe spent inihe practice of. eloriods,are:of "Hoy Wet to pe It," congres,s have at lasi•done sotoethin , .. The House, on Thursday, passed.a Tariff bill, and the Senate, e.aassershisigspeandowitoniesbuid.bilk The Tariff bill is the me known as Mr. Mor- rill's bill, and it passCiltlfa fewsligliticilfll.l cations, by a vote of 105 "i;e;is tS 64 nays. The 1 kvalne ofwOol allowed. tiOnrimposted free.otolnt.P. ...,.......... . ... -. . was reduced fro% 20 to 18 cents a. pound. It pro. %fiat* fdr steal-Be ttraiesle . n4 frod,; tdiwltt I Unbar dronV sl:s4du top, .phites2o.,4ritil $l2, schtii $O. aiz Pitttb-segaimit.*.tibist.Predenfidetty 0f:24 -Per Centrad will otifix .: 1 01 1 11.1llietrewnejil ianid: mem - the - ratirestilie:vdtetfertbe%bill,..hr..didlnettVotant 0 .11 .7 .:-.,-. ...ee t.u.s f.. Mt...,.: Vol : ki, mtcp-f. t.:7; ' .1 1 fiiirTinte' illsii'ialstillAtigrom 61Am - id 41111. 'lt 'th'4 61 1 .11tilittB . 25 1 'egnis :kW iterir. to 'tigo restilenTOW: TEE DR:OIniNG.AF A,14014E --The-Sumter Warchman , brings -us the sad par. ttiettlars of the drowning of-twenty-seven per teens, mostly females, while on s picuie and fish ing party, 411 1P9 1 ' 1 ns from Camden, nP penq lLmf early 'part of, the day was spent, by a large company, in unalloyed enjoyment, but in the afternoon about thirty'ladies,with a few gen tienen, erabarked on a large flat boat for the pur. pose-of _passing around a large pond. lii this Manner they _enjoyed themselves for some time, and until the boat, while in ;the middle of the -ready.unfortunately at t ack a snag, held fast, and began to leak. The, Ws..renzraw describes the scene that then ensued follows : The wildestexeitement and fear seemed to seize every heart, and but few if any, were sufficiently collected to enable them, to employ their efforts for rescue advantageously. In - a few mements now, she sank, when the scene May be better agined_ than describe& Piercing cries and shrieks and calls for help, both from those on shOre and those on the unfortunate boat, filled the Mr.-- Sisters and brothers,.parents and children, rein tires and friends, Those hearts where hound to gether by the nearest and dearest earthly and animated by the warmest and Most tenderuf faction, werethere—aome on the sinking i 4me. and some on the shore. Ph, how rudely: where pese confiding hearts I-ereasunder and ravished with Wild and aching grief! The boat seems to have committed 04411othe kosopi of the water,huddledtogother : Mainly„ in a mass. The water is supposed to ,have been about 20 feet, ie,depth., Tllll throwing ; together`,` throwinogether, ono clinging to the other,- withthat . grasp pant be-' longs only to those in a drowning;oondition i ,thure was ,4ttle opportunity. for the maleslnthe com. pany,to rescuo,the lasiea, oreyen.tojiavo.them selves, Efforts to rescue, the _halos of the unfortunate drowned were, immediately .emp,loyed, Some .were - taken fronitho Waters- 7 -10er; couid -notsbe3 I , Mr. S. S.. Itlehburg,, , ,loatitis life In endeavoring I , t 4 er , etlY e e. °! the le/Paies• °AI §otltt-y the ' , bodies of eightof. , ,Cm females were 'coaVeynd, to E. Church at Sumter, where thidr loner ,!al.,tooh .place, the,prosneo sof, alargeuongre ation. Tho, town of C,amtion, where st,eaydy. all tho viotims .resided is shrouded in gloom and many of its citizens overwhelmed by the most se. Vera affliction .and bereavement. SRWA RD'S STRENGTH IQ THE CILICAGo OONVEN . nene.--LThe Nev 'Haven Journal, Republican. says the total number of votes to be cast in tho' Convention is, as near as can beaseertained; VW; representing all" "the free States, and the slay: States of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia: Eon tueki and Missouri: If Mr. Seward' - h`asNow Yaric (10, Orrlifurnia (8,) Miebighn (12,) Wis cousin (1.0,( Minnesota (8,) he will reetize only 108 votes, or less than one-fourth of the whole number. Dut be will probably *Ave also from New England (15,) Kentucky (8,) Indiana (0,) lowa (4,) making in all 141, .'and pOssibly, Ken dicky, 1/ irginiantid otber'StaMS a bring his to 161'tip tidy be faliMinii f tho those - strengt ose tube e ton t n, n Bun 1 tek r ttilrty vbCAVIL ranfOllcyl .-- • - - TBRIARTESIAN Wim i j j ,:).o • We , too? I:ll6lo46 , oE44ftellititill44o 4 ofltou# gerrztaithf;ite-lifjl=llf 'IWO OrraVid , NlFitailised , Alm -15ro.iiii.r or Bfififiretiri;'iiiiftene6 goi•e7:: i The' : ' oiiiras iati iliteifjf gig& bY 7 All,:s . lVilillitl'ellaveitte' gor 1 iirOgreggruateiViibolitietie't la 2i $11oulltg! The 'a 'iattaiied firif ofkiet It 141.44 4 04 1 ; entifilitiere' 1 iiiiiisronVi , 6lrfiiiirrdrlsiViieuriPecitarliiii Windt I 70164e:a 41 ri 11•44 sill 4 'elette , !cawitili.bccrii2o.---1: Ttie'drill . Ot=l/ 1 1h145.1 fiee , 4 i'lliersticitrzeh feel.. I - shitpedsatwhe; . lldribm•,-ittitkilittie enotith .tivCcit a I fioli'lli)Moi iliiie; filefte;qn-allitiit'eg"'raii ilrs.ll.l 1 - 4'tddii'lisea 9 iiisgto' alviled s iiielriiPro'd'eilled ai 4 tiiiikier 4 46 1 fititillelig, rico' wtrici t iii`leittiich i ed si• • sueeetekin 'Cif perfectly 2 retiariht aih Poles, with iron wiekete,'airewed flail ikisli i &arh& in theiame; Manner,• ia eh 'of 'the in fish linitliqf tli'e 'ainker ; reaching dorsi fo•till!,; saMe iilinigii - sit :de l i th tho Well has rttiafeetti''We chanced, lo 'be present 1 while th'e weikmeri *ere eiligiividiinidtaririg up the dt!ill; 10-ahisagiiiii and'eofintid'ildietai 'than • 53 of thkiee tillttisi lake.' irieludieg Mei eiokr.-- 1' They were diraTia'stit iittblild. aid tot4tiiiirr, nn: • Screwed, and plaisid'lcrioiliViiiifelit'ordin io' be put together againelie the' atiort !apace 1 6T+ abetfe 6f.- teeu minute". , '"-;- • • ' : "%i .; .•-•',1• The drilling'Promittie perfortned!life.sgendanf crane, Worked ''hy the . poles and sinker , With -the-4AR * - 6ttarthed„ some: four or' flee leiet,lind7lets. tio oal weigth .6f ;mop IlitelsAtliee. , . The. operator uierei7:,l„ttrna the drill eteetteh e „Omit"; eat usually , Praectoo*, 4 0 11 441 . -Atiii'VoilF through-whit* %hit:dein f iaNskete wqrltjogsis nap. posed to he a, blue stete,,end ittomveTm,bgrAtil,ltatt scarcely more , then. is , (net ,elgt wo,je eeeetnpliehed , in twenty,. fourhguse. ;, el elihei;ngwpttein_ . ed a. depth of 1,430 ifpets, over °net/401,A1 mile. Thjs;ie mintli.tiolares agnorooffled town measurement, ~ .rs We were ittforme4byAbefositmen,;hl,r...lttnea hi. Thompson, • thet r et ! tbe.,dgpiit.,,of i l,soo feet a• pretty strong boxly.,of .wa,ter.,was , strno4, which raised the.water in ; the 7,011,0 slitbau 12 i fest of the surface, Since Attels4,the, water hes fallen about 8 feat, probably, gyring to °mein's, in the rooks. The preSeo4°oonrys6.l.• is , to go ? , ?9Volts: and the operat,urs erg of opieion j f . rook o nne t atiin dioationa,Ahet , e , 'spficientyfr.ce„er e w c atnelli ; be, rebtainei bpfore,timt. ftektb.iplupttivrfil;.l.lngeedy 7 0 may expa.o.H9jPierc.9llsl2#AP7 C7oM*r: Laues'Aindefatigaikle , .. goste .4 grfity,syt With ward-Air • ittid.241 1 ,1444 .IPIAHROPS.I.T44!):t9taI. ArtPeodittqa: og 3 1 /ii niiireigeEitt Y r A l o o t . .44 far of 4.44:!4tit i tt , nearlY: 'b a g Ri•l4 l . ceVeRO !Ay ,a o .ll. *P ei lg i n i ?d . - peer . :.+1 119 P! I FhlP4h? PrelloF!tigcliletPfNiS":ihl g nat lftr - i hand..-,• ..: • ~r.! 14e^ 1 • phesgatras3tolssipsisaipa4ponAll,prelent.work• • !F!'. ' ll 'l ° NU.' r'!'E A : Nc l P n aer COW P! h Ara ixßani; tkr, bne 1!) ea ft. ; Titey. areAso tbs go"-, ..taticers, for,. the well atice)umbus, Olkis!, :yes, temporarily, anspe r ndea . at thy .d , epth of 2,340 Jeekbut which is to be recommenced agi4inext week.---Rfa#ng. Jou rnal. , X s_ . TheY are . ilia ludicrous hobble in Troy, , 'New York. They city is full - of cents, coppers, and pickles; they are increasing so rapidly that the people are growing superstitions, thinking' that they either multiply themselies or that they attract other cents thither. They bid fair to be: coma the exoluaiye currency of the city; already lartlos.who buy for. cash. }ire forced to take with them a boy and a baskol to carry the ordicum. o,oe of the. pv t pera doll! ,for a.gublbs meeting 'ttiis Auiclffit con'oeie of ac= t aw. -- la- VW.% ,•••P VE RTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. A GREAT CASE DECIDED . On Friday last, in the Supreme:l.Court_of the United States,. Judge Catron delivered the opine on of the Court in the-celebrated Sandllan Land Case, which had been so voluminously argued by 'intim- of -the ablest 'courrserin' the . 'The' !edition p in facer of, the lip itati r States priern Imee il:repriesting tli Subatferittles, pei.again a r t - the title . .claimed by the San Franoiseo Land As -;,-.ogtioCthroughLthe-Bantillaxygrantf,,,:iTl#Sittr final settlement of the title to an extensive and valuable trace of io,,and.adinliting the dity of San •Frandisee; 41ifelmin,':...itritich' bad been urehased„ at.a.darge price, by 7 a.stook-Aanspany from a halfz,breed - Mexican' BUM, Indian, named , SANTILLAN, who claimed to hold it under a Mex ican grant. * :Ttpow turne,Out Aat-this title was , a forgery, butt so cleverly executed 'as le deceive' some shiew4st lewyersja. the concitry.— The original, per value of amebae* was $3OO per share, biritii r speedily rose until Wrenched from . $4OOO to $5OOO per share, and had, thetitle been, establish;eitt. faior.. , .. f the Coinpaiy, it; would have - been worth at least $lO,OOO. per share. Be fore the trial,- shares- had, however, receded to abditt 6;',03 but daring its pro gress,,so favorable did facts_ and 'arguments appear, it rose to $6OO. Sioce,the trial they dropped to $75, and from that figure down to $5O, $25, $l5-and $5 ! A reillargelieitiOn of the steak : was 'held in Philadelphia—some parties, we learn, holding as many as one hundred shares 7 W the total loss there will not be less , ths.tporteMllien - Of dollars ! The Germantnion Telegraiok stry's :=:"One' of our friends hold twenty shares; for vihielf - he was of fered $3OOO per share. 'We urged him to sell, and realize his $60,000 which Cost only $BOOO, and let others assume the responsibilitY and make whatever else there was to' make. .He deelined to "fellow Tairitiggegtinti;Oti"thegfOutid; thatife aeon as the title was confirmed- T of whithhe said there was no eirthlY..dcittbe=sharei 'Weald:he worth at Jeest,slo.ol/0, wi ll/ a. cjta_nce,of their . going .up sls,oo6t9,y,2o .i 9oo:yijoined, endsitid that the facbliAtrtterb wasitiliitehQtheitill; proved there tiara a doubt of:ts—ralidity; acid we urged ; r• es of Pr - agittn tcrfollow the dtetaludence, and make $5f,000 fAusplidc,--add ,Ang thstifAteoppottunity was,,lost, =he might .bas 1 ! ) .";." . • - EM S'rEcuiattort - Albany' joui:nai states that there 'are pattiee Canadai 'who hold "ft large titr4rtilf haii;.; they intend skip- Ong to 'Bigilindtittiin'ilhia sittausei montlf*4, oq spoon "Thearninint'is variously cSilaiated from r tiOO'b 250,000'0 '4OO, e Is I s. The onneetteut Vegisl4itire on "T 34 day . , re-eteeee'd the Hon.F oster, Seri:sit>faYette. S. Senator from that State , for six" — died at Conui /4" Townsend itarri..' Qoger it to ,7g~an TEIEjtIpJ.4RE.I.PI:IIII.,ELEgTION ro,nn, posAwsir ya ki —A meeting. Of the. Democratic candidates at the,rocent.municipal _election in , Rhilndelphia,Was held at, the Globe Hetel e op Tuesday 'evening: • A large !lumber of .prominent Democrats were pres_ eti.V an d participated-in, the .proceed jugs. After a - full. dismission, a resolution was adopted to ••con. test the Awits,of Messrs, Ilenry,;.,Lex,. Hefty , I Hamm, end , ,llonseman, the allegation being that frauds in many of the Wards have:been dissever ed,,to such a, great extent•ds to vitiate the - entire election:•, :Wnr , J.airst, Esq., suggested prompt action, as the specified time •for contesting is within twenty dayslafter the election. It is said that -Wm. - R. Reed is to .assist in the legal -pro ceedings-on behalf of the enntestants. EaoNObrr 'IN DOMESTIC FIRES.—I' have . , for years, materially reduced the elostanption of 'coals in the fireplaCes in my house by putting fire clay over the bottom bars. It is introduced in a moist state, and can be carried to any extent in reason which the operator can desire, and be molded in any form he May prefer. I have it placed in a slopin,s , fortn, like the - roof of 71 house, in which sh ape' it fill's tip the' bottom and hack of the fireOvhere 'it'6n not be seen when . the coals hie in tliegra lb: By title con triva Keen. very snail, id 6 &Vane' e,'appnienily,- n ihrge - fifeAind the ii`liss - ofelitrbecolrinelied:hot, and throw a'g`rciif hdatititti'ilididetiC7"l4l.l con ht.bi 'wEen 'Once 'Fitt it recent derision 72 t 9141 Lei* tupperi a,..notemp f v!viol l uiy 2 ,u uerse for ib 754- 1 i t„,r 'rhts.ga & , ided tt,? -k E z 4.l r t'l4 - 174' on intbtibi4 v 4.4.0.• : 4 ttq 1 ....4;- • • 17:up RimALTA/...7..f0iE•9174-Thp AFTukilipan A Plite wg . arc h t rl c i , p fa fur I ds to-9Vr.Ptr... the fi re t, e s. k. lqr a , e . 2 Tik! 9l l th c?..K. e t . .7.,.._e t Fi l NY. the (PVlll`. nl.°'4A°P:9 l The btkifttingcp!t z onrt! 144,11r1 has itegn rpbacrilid : tlitan.,tytq w elwtetr: e...Goestrictt, IReter,i i .ari,ttyj-.clieol. in Destro/ last , Wed ne§daY.,, 411. t4P , , Ilti ,yeA r.! r : Age. He eserp,i4ektgert! iptlonaPP;tl - Mlittletuinds -ett ilttt en Akt.n.Any,Aher Aq,n ,o 1, kis 74,gy-.., .1 A GLOVED Sectio correspondent of the Chieaoo Journal of the 241 h relates . the following feat of strength Which' he wa's CLIEIMEI . . '' - 'OO Sunday last; about - 8 o'olo sk, A. M., as - the train'westward was Wi thin , ibree!dtifour at iles of Chieogo, on, the . Nort, Wayne reed, •,a- 4 . 9rso•_. was discovered:m:loo a tilt wurkapd . betv4 o the rails.. . :The train ' Was Atotiiii . d., iin'd wOrkmen wcio Soo t • 'II "Olfiar the track: I t was then •dliCorered . that' 4bb body of , the. horse waa -resti ag, on the sleepers, .11idellegs Itaviog pasted tI, rough, t_ho. open 'panes, drppktle,shert, to , reach _the l gsotpa d. , Biarus and ,refs weVebri - aiagtit and the open spa', to froet, of Mt' liaise Tilled up: . in a kin 8. a. plan k'rcii: (1 fin ' him (iii.onio!ini:ithOtild be • 'gut :•up;. and"tbiineant of ropet,t,one,of bisKfern,fcet,was• raised, d ,tbere. ! :;4 1 141 ,1 1 r..4EP1t4914 1 /144. Jt,t?e,uieli.tqflMlß strAngth or strategcm could'avail to release the :artiosal.—.• 'reeks Of 'boards - iiiiiir s SithiSASVintlilid‘nleo f, tuiged at•th'e ropes .in 'c , alof.wtreirtd. , pasastager • 1 ',whoh was dookieg,quietlyima, AkePPediferward,lei • ' h : sp,rply sl i pped_A te i pui.r of ; titijnfilt Ws, sei;ed.the • horso by the:till, and with . Cremonans.forceltirl-, 1 ed - hiin foiiiai'd 'unon'the ... plank .roads 'Nnie'One - I :assiated,:indindeedlthcanthole•think was done 80! . 1 Auickly,.fthak c iteAtetanciv,im ik s 4aq:feasible; .. The, i hp.s!o . walked 4w.q.y,. , 1001n . r„ fno liih. . and tasking : I stispieirds 'side glances tawaid:his'criiidiil e'atinut-• ifyi.' ' Thelodkers,an'llinghed an'd'abnlllea,r,Ailiile .the:strangerf rage mod • his , : Jr ids?' .ni dttered-aome.,‘: thing . alogyt the incepyortianci,of rei/WaT.4?laYsi . 'llt 'sr Oiß`eir,ldd walked killiVly :18i; Alik'Anok in t .; Car . ..-. Ile , Vrai-flifefdrined; 'O.O Ifiiikkilitty,:4pl4n r .l 'uncie,.weolvery rank ionably3dreseadonvosnadnia.ps-. ' tans ap . d. mykeft of ,11:i au).l4,tilt ,OF.SfstlAnkh. s c o 1 ; or.,..and to allpeestlon, as tO who , km, was, only* tiiagiieicil tiattialigil tiq'nelsfrfan - tah, traveling. il'Oetidard'fbiltiathea•lth:',. the;-borre i , wtoitrtt -der i I atttiglyi.Wedgb•attleast,twelV a ,b urnired!.., • , ; 7 • • I d 7, n • ~'., , ..: ,: _ • . - . . , .c 1411," .14.tbe.Bank 'of .England ,no tfower;:4baSl sixty folio. volumes ;Or ledgers:. are;, daily, . ;with writinglinckeePiog!Mit 4000p)348.1.:iTCP* ,dace : these Sioyi voly2;t4, ba:ving ,presioutly mannfactured , ..els,awhare i . men; :i4ireetitYtacn preseas,,ao4 two hand presses, are. constantly kapt.goin'g within tha bank. In the, copperplate, piintipg departinou t twedty-eight ,tboueand,bank-notes are thrown oft ily;.anA eo accgratelytjathe number indicated by machinery, thyL to purloin a single notewithont detection to an ip3pnespility. • . • • • . • %416. A Japanese Embassy, consisting of a let of. Japan high officials and their servants, are' areo now on a visit to this.country. ,They are taped ed to arrive .at I, Vashington. to,dey. Extensi'" preparations have been made to : teeeiye them. gar" ALRBADY BOLTING. --The New York Sun and N. Y. Express, the leading American•organz in the country, have bolted the notoiDution of Bell an&Bialytt, and ares/a:log it,ilii•taixt gone ; ton.. Thorn to ukaoh grututdingtdoor in Ph Hadal. pl;itt °natio-Mk:4A thshilaltitanzapilnionistlionl inattiena, e. ,• • • • - • DEATH OF MR. :CONNOR, THE -2ERONATJT.' [From tha`New Yori Times; May tLj Mr. Connor, the pupil of Mr. Wise, +, the remnant was advertised to make an -ascensiow—from •;Palacw , Garden-- - at-. o'clock yuptArday.afternoon, and at the - anpotritt_ i _4 r+l th e fences, house•tops and trees in the vicinity were filled with ..'muiribincgtonartisgovsee"-atlkey could without_paying the • admittance fee. ?t+;-134 - fli 100, 3 `qi TT" The Anflaglixt Af-tite 7 .-battoon `-`tie - n7L; Verus , T-prifigi.-kis‘ft , sficcessfully 'until one of it strips .o(ieildCmusliti, which - f Gartner up „us ..best. pe t coold,i re marlii 11,4, `Atr;r9,o4Atiigiebg'atori es, thfit, liemidtait.tiot give , ttp-ffiti firglin.- viflv„,as the bal.. loon fill;:, tife wand,zliit..ll..vvas blow log in,.!iolent gusts, swayed .ii;frout side ta,side,;With such. foicid that aif,tour or five men could do to keepitin its place. Several attgroptdd td disitiadeMr. Con nor from the ascension, but he presisted in undertaking everything was in t rea r dinessosteppedinto er baSkel;ndfid Sbiking hands_witb wife, gave'-Ahd - ? Word to "let go." Be fore ttte balloon. had risen high enough to .clear the building, a violent gust .of wind caught - it and dashed it with great . violence against the- coneert arid -dan cing Saloon. The basket containing Mr. dormer was hurled through one of the-windows wiiieh look - Out front this room uppti tbe Garden, but tinforturiate• ly the anchorage : which tfie balloon thus suddenly found proved only temporary, and the top of the basket in which the unfortonate - liranautqiill re rained next caught underneath,the edge of the street Pedingr it=;oir. as, if itr.were Imat e board.- Thtn . it 44s dashed with great violende agaibst the sky-light, and in• afar - illy the- The crowd-inside - this . garden could not see where the balloon-hdd t g:i iiWY; it. MI •rsii tth -.i.,13 aeZo f _flye - ailjtcd.fit, lards. - - - Therp was Intense - eXcite - ment..' Mrs. , -doonor=fainfea; l the WOMil I), sorb ?in ed end" the men: rusted franiitally forthdstreet to learn - 11)e fate - of Mr, .dontrar:% No .itrie. eipeCted. to find 'al tie.' People iikitSj' throngb the basementsfet the adjoining dwellings idle Vt'd rear yards. The body f- hell it ci (101'1114er') e t y aidYth e baSket cob tai r. Cenner remaining' on - the roof ,r7f - tbe concert.saloon. .He. was taken out.in - sensible and coveyed the bar=room attached , to.,the. garden, where several physicians "once 'i4irkil ed On the fi).6 - 6,_hreast and back , oChii - head were several slight cuts.— No bones were broken. itij9tiPs .proved to be. Chiefly`internal, Me, re• Inained'in an iinconeiOus' state :until H o'clock:ltist , e'vening, when he.expired. Mr. Connor is a young man, his age being only?' 25... He haq for sometime past i!eing a pupil =of `.Prof. Wise, the Mronaut. His enthusidam on hallo - ening has been intense, and singularly enough, it was heartily participated by his wife. She had resolved to accompany him on the present voyage and would have done so but for the incompeteney of the bal loon to carry two persons. The long aerial voyage Mr. Connor took a few days ago from Palace Garden, was his - first essay,.as avpiactical mronaut. '• •Siriotrib Astio.A.ATtqA.-- ! .Theasinshire, (Mass6:-Gazittu::Of. the h gtwtfriA'.oe I :less tosn,two.vtgrs'olili dstituserp2ESte-: piten foot tariff - ea n, • der the iiligerogiVrtligbealif, piN.griday, and smashed sni was nc . sessa,ryovAictittliiiiiiii4as per :for.med;Sii^t•ti rdavanOriting:wliilpittit‘ Eta • tienMattunderohe influence. of: Maio form.: The_loot was-taken off at the in -1111614 Be f4s..urabe cregsfirktn!*as. berieple t - ed, 104 the - Dcintor . ,utfil inching the sirjUnll; tan i 1519 tinto t rtunate 0 pC;O4 epee; asz she• Jay• upon ; thi,,tablevariNhe . ing figh:Oinf. ihq.;altera tam firliktirairtioinAlt . cyfortrimi r at play. „?-I.Was . p 4 iso exhibition. her foot-was hit 0 1 1 9149 r -eft .J?fOgd s vitli•!.'-eoat \ • which some -men, were :inuring to . the gas .works . Thit:,littres 1 . 1,0 .fell in al imping gee m 104: the.way, nd her foot retied on une ot:tthi tailf.,. BOWMAN, BA,UBB k CUPP'S' ick • E rig Imp tt lr . Thil; Wltytty On :Wahl" :Cheap; THE undersigned' hive latelyformed n par tner shir-for ihelfurpoec•eftengaki fig in' the Lum ber Business. on a new plan, would respectfully inform the jitibliOiLelsrge;Aliat tlieirplacq of business iv Diviro Bowman's Old I.umber Yard, iu last Lebanon, fronting on IlltestuWptrect,'One square ,from,tho'Brangetiml church. They have enlarged the Yard itud tilled it with .mmow.and excellent. assortment of alt.ktriclit of Lumber, suck • lbOr• 1.3 OA R OE; PL&DFICSi , f7eisTel . . • • ' • •'• •' lexi s io; :S It I tltti liiis4lo SCANTLING, of an lsagthif they keep con ieh It M aitYly on band„a 'andlsgttseitgetfedinreePfel tof ell .kiude orkIULLOINO 41):MtlApa." l' erione iclwaitt bfanythihrhAtikillhe hrelhiiard edietilliftehliffe their' "Loch, and ttaryt their priFss. inis • TiDlOkfiAl illibiiooo/Iftilaft OP of public . . ' ,,, c - strf so lll):syifilv WM= Ilk SAPP. nehne4o.olllrBiliM, 411 1 Oaf .!•1 iopittEirca (4 7;er . ziT i missip. /yang' thlt deit add ithearpest assor*nsti,ol7.tumisipt,! ofilised ache leinow_f_or,sale 130 . 11,,, Audi eppiaike ELSIBEA ,an Y4LB,D of , ZIEJD.SEWIBILL, • withrhoodgwor mkt - WaNitifq oh-the banker - the Inieihiti‘bY4Wik7lat et-F(4y Taw • flidies.Noith ~ of the 'ilt•litiatewflattilfiltil. irtcrone" 'glare east of.Borgner'slibtAlN u. o r Tbeir ajortinent•Cnitiisitel•bii•iliti teat iVeTredsfeillied hitti,',Yallow;l•fotqfiff Pine affEVlVinlbalf.'Wft-- Ailherry; Potelef4ficf , PhiO , Bifeillit; .' • • . 1 " .11.4 and .2 inch Pannel and Common Plank; l• mt Ted &fflitirbt itiftt Joists ; • .nt Plitne4utd,Scatititne;! 'anillkincb s .Poplar'Bolirde,lPielficand iktantlingp ( s IGLESI 2 .9HRIPL§ II 4 ' " " • The Plea Yerniock , siii. , 64 : ,.7 f O el' • Alas, /tailing 4n4 plastering Laths • : -Chestnut Raile,and Polls,,Andr littingsAerefenees .and foneing Boards; • % : EIiIOBIN4.I3OARDS of all,aises end.4eneriptimait, COAL! GOA LA COAL I. I 1 A large sliik' of BrOken, Stove,.l.l?dethiiihirritstd Ifollidayebum Smith Coal", - at tho lowest lift.tbrilidodt that they have thnlargest'and•bett as scirtment of Lthfinta of all doseriptions and sizesNitiwell as the litrgesfstoci. of the, different ktnds of . COAL, ever offered to the titizonsof bebanon county, they venture toNty•that the/Imp ii&ommodate elf Tiurchaers Mid factor4 y , and would therefore invite all- who wanniny thing rd their line, to examine , their mtoek before pur chidneelsewhers. piLTLIP 'N :Lebanon April 4,1880.' • • ••• • C K _hirty feY; Light Pity" r r,l ;int - .Received at BLAIB/S jeiriplry Store, r Itebooll FA. Isifee46„ko.ponotual,,and *rill on 9/14.#9. 1 44Tagi tbpmfoillimta HOSTETV. STOMACH 'OTTERS. TLe r r . ictors and manufacturers of lIQS-! , F ttr • itrritrettffdiftirirT TEßS can Awcal - it per t mar° physicistmet cit. It of led States, because the attic e has a ain a repu-' • „ , g . POi. 101 , Petr• =We • 'ore y than 1 . 0 2 04:00s 0 • . 0s , • • pr,bliticemg..pplyery., Tte b eohst •;• foltiVelMit- Iters for TlVntr over p.ljpif- M1 1 9 4 / 4 9t 4 4 8, 1 ' 4 Arhi lt P" 'PaPifeik r44n4y. increase in.,titßeefoitet;,that 3 / 4 itrislent that during , tguiepoming' yearjthe ' .. cp,Bsm4tien gill_reach near ono million bottles. This immense a mount could unfit...ll'lll4 been sold -but for theeare medicinal Reiferties contained in the prepare -ikon, and the sitneiinni of: the. most prominent -. physjciams• in those sections of the country "irlieie the 14ticle is best known, who mot' only recommend .1 he glitter) lg their patients,lzpt irib t ectiira tes dm eniiiiiikeits etficacy in all ca§d r i sif i c derau exulting • and thndiseattes-resnitinetherofrom. • This is=netti tehipoielv popularitiy, obtodatid by extraordinary effer3l)n ipe "V, 9f pethig the qualities of We'Bitterty buctal4Olid estimation of an invaluable medicine, wluchis destined to be as enduring as time itself. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, have. proved a Godsend to regions „where feier and ague and various other bilious complaints have counted their victims 4y: liundreds - . To be. able to state confidently: that the ' l :73itters" are a certain cure for the-Dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the:proprieters a source of un alloyed pleasure. It realoyCiiiilmorbid matter from the stomach, , purifliat the • blood, and imparts renewed vitalitrinihe nerious'eystem, giving it that tone and rnevry indispensable for the-restoration °fl:gill!, It operates upon the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs, mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them to a Sondition essential to the'llealthy diScharge of the functions of nature.. - • -" . B — ldeirjr persons . daily as per directions on the bottle, and they will find stimulant peculiarly. adaptcdt-to comfort declining years,.as it is pleasant to the palate, invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic, and rejuvenating generally. :IVO hive the evi dence of thousands of aged' pen and Women ..whk have experienced the benefit .of.using, this 'preparation while suffering from•eiciniaoh .de rangements and general debility; noting under the advieeof physicians, tlinY,kaVe.':abandoned all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the merits of this article. A• 'few •itrerds to rho gentler sex.. There are cerlain . .periods when their carea.are so harassing. thilloggy•ottliem sink under-the trial. The refiateireef 'Mother and- child:is-lie absorhingly:y&ler; that the mother, especially if Elie is. apt to forget her own health in•hei eitrernhenxiety ,tor her infant. Should the•perion of-maternity ,aieFiri•zdurjpg : the summer setksepil body and mipd is generally aggravated. - Here, then, ktiecessity for a etiMuli:nt to reettpc .rate the..energies of the syaterti and enable the . mother• to bear up under her exhausting trials :Mid; 'responsibilities. Nursing-Mothers gene pr§firthe Bitters to all other invigeirn- Cora that receive the endorsement of physi ciansi"beeause it is agreeable -to -the 'taste as well ail.' dertain to give a permaneritditerease of bodily strength. All those persons, to whom we hate particu larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhea, dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and all diseases or derangements of the . stomach, superannuated invalids, persons of- sedenteryi occupation, end nursing mothers, Will:consult their own physical - welfare by giving to llos tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters.a trial. CAUTION.—We caution the public against using any of the many imitations or counter feits, but ask for Hosrarran's •CCLEBRATKV STOMACH BITTERS, and see that each bottle has the words." Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters" blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork, and observe that our autograph 810111nm:is on the label. mod- Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER & SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally throughout the United States, South Amts. ries, and Germany. • By Dr. goo. Ross, D. 3. limber, J. L. Lembergor, Leba non; J.O. Seltztr, FrederialialwrE; EL D. Blares 4 Bro., Aeneills; Martin Early, Piilinyra. Phila..& Urgelimit Railroad. ...ae•-v, , -.II3E , EUCTUMAiEENGLEIt. El ItEK-.... " Z On. - ind-Aitar, r llol‘l)A .if -47 4 3 EL 2d, 1860. ' b • wraukconionsimw ho /railed between any palate; delsirod,..good-fin Gig; holder and any member of hi, firtnlln in.toy. Pal3ronEerlrain, and at any tiine—AT , 2n• Bag. CENT BE LOW THE REGULAR FARES. - d'artice haviatnecaeinn , na , ule tlict.Boid;ffgangstly on business •or ploommoi,wHlifirukthe above arrangement convenient and economical; as FourPseilePEPrPrai, ns run daily each way.lietwteading and Philadelphia, and Two 'l,:raine dar•tietSteiri leanding, Pottsville and ri rdt Harrfsbar lakirint i a , ak3t , t.iiikralng train. .DOwn, an one afternon a p„ratialietivonntiotts ille anal linaticiiillift7,. d, rfla 'n fl )he • LebittionAlGlejltraalgtilif Eg ' . ,_:'. - .., •,"; •, • .. • Mir the,nbtae Ti Math. or. any 'in ro.itaflaii ' . 2141 Bag thereto, apply_to S. Bradford, kieg.,.Teeaan4 - r. PhMadel plAtt iqs.tWetipistimiCif: t ier .141vite win, Ore ILO, or to • - • - O. ArNICOttS ; t ylikeAl 2S, isGo.--tf ..' ':: . , ' Ceu I st; t. Ph. i iIP. 111.1,eaditig • • LcbaoniNtalliev nr;a [lei'. I=l $_ Two Daily POtertfer Trains to Read. 'ing, and urrisburg. DABS LEBANON; going &ft, to Reading. at 9.07 A. and 2.25 P.M.' • • - • ' ;Pass LeLstiOn;.goirig .yi'',est to Ilarrisborr,, at 7.24 P. 31l.Aud 11.26 • • ' Rehding,'`botli - tiviinif , tehlto• close connexions for Philadelphia, Pottsville, Tamtuliin, DauVille, Williams port,. dcc. . . . . 'Morning train' only rennecti at Bending for Wilkes barrel, rittittiva:nd Scranton.'' , At JilarrhiliekicArtiiii . connebt with (Pennsylvania." "Norther Centrale and "Cumberland Valley" Rail ramie for Pincher& fancrieteriflaltimore, Sunbury, Chambers burg, .4e7 • ' Through Ticket., to Iktimaster;ni No.l Can; $l5O, to Baltimore. appg 2 - 7, gi) lbs. bahmerafili9 l l.acei pas , et r li"'el'• The Second Meg Oftra rtt4 With all the above trains. Through Fitet . ClaSS Tiaetiat reduced rate to Niagara Fella,. Buffalo Detroit; Chicago, and all the principal points in tht4est, North',West, and*Canatlas: aud Emi ' grunt Ticket:Rat lower-Fal u elso_tp,all above places' ¢a be liad..on'appLicatibnith.ther, tion Agent, at Lebadok. :*ir'''Pator , bgere: anted to purchase tlcketm be ' fore- Ihe_Tratter thefts:* :Yarn charged, it paid in tne cam. O. A. EICOLL.S,., teile:pedmie4nu4o, t a g g n oi ne ee and Suptrinternifent., r 'ay `4 , 4 :Mtgleitenien‘ ' :,) VrElli'bElt'AtirONAALlda BANK. • •,1 VP • .1.: '; LEPANo•V'ek* iSS, 121 999andilisconitd .:, • 4,197;226 142. ahlto by ottuiruanka :411.6927.6.69: : / Notes.oPothetf-Ballka. • ' • 1 milaVaoioo.7 L 1.4 Cull. Drafts Mid Checks, do;' : 43)30 . • - Specie (4919.111.101 , 5f10er) : • t 27.22 11171.44;,..1.-1 0... 20 - . tem.... :.:1.9A92 3 4 11 art Noiiain eiralatlon• ' 1 1 9 .03. t "Q 9 / 5 Dozi•Pq Deposits ; • • L1'.. 9 ° 2-04- Due to othee - Bank9;" w,917 11 -------$214,724 15 .12:1=r2gte1.611..11-VCr, b 2 ,tor aaßsfaljajuid .sp,lp*Lijotl;beforkl*ss-2*," T. • I banou; 'Bray 9, UM). t IV1;p • . _ R a iif Arta Rs • rie-uhxr , gignta 5.+9111 - pl!.y/1b4 ,- Digli 4 ebT• 1416 e for WgiteAtiaed and ColoryltA7tex • piatto. for. Books, sl.o,4lliV A VieralicAlld Shades, Ac., at, hisfook. tore, Vainutpt., neiLl tnuiTei t , - J: - ..utotwv Miftrt. 11316.4 .11hAng' -54 ulgtiTkir 1 :12"""Hir 05134:8,11,'5"W00d •and Cls4lAr a it short distarico north-enet of Messrs: Poeta 14fitl4ti'ii-Fiifihdrly;iii the • boroligh'Of North ' • -. Lebanon; and also • bought from 200' to' WO CORDS OF'. WOOD and WPM 4300 'to 1000 Totp.OP COAL, of all kinds sadfaitdfs;irbieli I will iieltatpkyard or deliver at a 1 mina) profit/fa/I\pp suiftlittifskac _;r4hilalifore in. _I vile all those Mat rireln waft of atfY'orlhbilaltiticles 40 - 1 call•andawtheascartaia:prioes„ and }udge for m nomiyiw. pAYIEL .(merchant.). North 14AU41n0n,:Airi114,143581-111. - We hale jus t eetiiea aeot of blank' Cards, Plain and aahnli.7llllo4 we shall be plealed to.ivork ap for—th . sspublle.. We have assist-al unesual, but rerylestrable ttis9s:stodqul• • ties. J. J. BLUR • • AOrf? • SINGER'SI•SEW INC,' MACHINES ! , • All kinds of Sewing AlaCh fu t onnanufActured by M. Binger nt.prices ,r A n St 46o—n l':444 , t 91100,. 2d,achlne . 'OU; PafdloPile:'.k9PS'emigaiiily..lll4o4, Zekiinon. aot: 12th' 18.tit r .7" . to MEM ■ !LEMBERCEWS: ss:: IN MEDIQUIXFPOORIM IS OF . WI 11170,RTANcE. imaßßGEß.4lfied date of thoPhtlsv tf I:delpbboCiAlOge df - Pharmacy, offing toile • tisane of Lebanon , and •narroubding country, PlTRE , .selectlon of , Drtigs; . Medicines and Chernidali* aid it he first; quality of Perfumery and Toilet and Fxricie f3otips, embracing the heat Irian ufactned in'the:country,* and a large ailetylteTtgarßriffh:WNrdit'Finehf'elOthes and Hair , ithusticii.,..• Pocket. Toilet and Fine Combaof If6ry, Btiell,llorif t,fd Iridia Rdlther. PIIEE SIPICEffIi -PLLRE SPICES. PurA whofe . ana. n d Sp IA; are ofrmd .for salo in lin - go and small quantirieiap `. ; LEMB4RGHTVB Drils- I §filret; '.°Alt--DRITMSI)3B-BS— °WB:k.SAEI)S' ... ; Yon wi ) l'llnYi ' A inu"ailicirtinent - a la . Sail* of FRESH Garden and Plower Seeda.at -LEMBERG ER'S. Thiggdigenilet,ted Lye, Soda Ash. and Potash in Large.aitl small quantities at .T.,y,atitgltGA'R'S Drug. Stuou. INushing Soda; Baking Soda, .1 1 / 4 .nrl Ash. Sal ornius, Cream of Tartar, all pure, and for sale in large and small quantities at, LEMI3B-SsEit'S Drug Store. If you are in' iranr - of 'Vood Washing Soap. pure white or red Castile Soap, °aunt!) , Soap, Erosive Soap to remove' . groa.se spots - , superior Shaving soap, buy the same, at ' • LEMB.ERGEIt'S. • •• - Do pin went n good Hair TA)* T something to make the heir grow. to cleats° The head, and to prevent DID Mg tniKof the hisittar you do Call 41 LEMBEROMEt'S. TRUSSES! Thy:afflicted are requested to call end exam. Inc my stunk of Trusses, Supporters, &c., coin pribing a variety of Manufacture. Im.L.lSlnnsh'a Genuine "Improvedlleif Ad: lusting Truss." "Marsh's" Gatemen ial Bandage. .4n invaluable article for thepurrodu. If yOu are In want of any 'of the allure you, can be suited at • • LEMBERG ER'S Drug Store. Pure Ohio tiatawba Branily . . . The genuine liTliole; rim ,Medicinal Purposes o be had in all its Purity at ' f LEMi3ESGA'R'S.,Drug Store, Oppositeehe Mark et.fienee. Anything yon want that ts.kept 'in a we •ondifcted_ First ass Drug 3t o ean - be faro bed you ..; LEMBERGER, .... ' - .. Cbenkieratid'Apothecari: ' Feeling tbankftilifee the ver3e3lbehtl .patron- 1 .go thus far reaßyed 7 from th,i•Phypidan4tlifei , ti?titts,and'Citistentt . of : Litteinoti4ind Ithiftttl t ngei I again edittiCle , afire, ptgitalting4?: . . very *Sort toileatm ill: .. r.. ,;•• 44 - Eitecial satin MA giVen tO "iPHYSTOtAk' NtiscurnoWiti - and TAappt , . Ititetmel,'• and All medicine disponeed:Vitrnin&i PURIC. aiway 1 q. Ood' no cen;he'olititieedineyerlietc atiT °old to edit the times: , .Rantem her the Address, JOS: -15.: LEMgERGER; :mruggibt,febdinistottal Apogiclaiyi i ., , F417,1 . 5.0460,;# 0.• • t ~t • . • tisipts, P*. ' • • . • erirr:••: - 2 D ROSS:r.:; . :;,• 3 . . • _ 'D — 6 T . Olt:1 Opposite: t ' : Court House:, . - R. ROSS offers to the public thenseuntsr,. and rps..,r D selection- of pore and •, fresh - Droga,.?..Aledieines, Spices,. Perfumery , end Patent. Illetikdoes hat has :Oyer been in I..ebnitou. His great theilitiat for he, purchase of Drugr, and his long przetigal-acrpiaintange with the aediiCaVarill ..Platmageutical details of the Drug Store. as well ast.the.Chtualoal Laboratory. ena bles limn to give purchasers mauy advanta,gos; acid it will be to the profit of all persons, to beatein'of these who,would deceive; and to buy their Drugs.,4edleines Tllll ^ Spices, if they wish them perfettitt,ppre.;lit Tor. Oppopi:e the COURT IT'" ID LIVER • 'ore, ft ebb, and gen. to Cod Live; Oil car tong for sale at Dr: uts' Drug Store. Coal for the cure of isumption.. Drew:M t:ad Chron is dime:wok .t. RHYSICK'S COUGH SYRUP. 'he growing demon. Dr. Pkvslek'sCough up, for Cu ttshr,Ootd: 1, Bronchitis, anti nr,,a, has induced in a.. to try his howl at eoulitetleititig it. This ip to warn the public to be on their guard in future, and . observe well the marks of the Deputing Dr. ..Physiek'a Cough Syrup, fur without . Dr., Ross' name on the label 4. is counterfeit. Prepared and sold only at Dr...Rogs' Dui • Store, opposite the Court Douse. DR. ROSS' IIL.)0D PILLS - - - For-all the purposes of .t family piodlelae, and-mhen eyer purgation me le those pills aro .oqual,:apttin many cases simerior to any other pills. They.,acisafa , lv, gently and nithffitt pkodueing peMeymnaraqpesi.— Good in theconimeuo4stunt of, fevers,..,LlMidaoo,iLtver ComplairytlGoeliveuesti:4lddinen+: Dynpep - ila: an7l alt dplegses,arislng from Imgore Asir t ,fcr.Dr 4 Noss' itigalolll4 and ime that Dr. Itoaa 90.1telabel. pal , . • ' _ ~. i..... , , e•-: A.- il - -, k.. r r. 171 -- Air r: „..., • -4,) , - i .....,..,„,-; 4 • 14 ir: "' t • 4c, t , -., . -1 ' , S. 1 1,, , - T:-' /...../...4,‘ . - _. • ..,,,:10,.`.. 8 ,r , .... 5 ,,. :. ,.,,, .-• . 4,.. . • It., . - , .cA • ‘' -.} • ...-:: _-....,..... -.......... Li ' ' . . •'' . . : • ....resh.apNon-awlPlook&Seeri alri great variety, and , of drat tittaAty, 7 wartatit4ltbkirel'iue reptiiiiented; -sold wholeode and total Dr.'ltnast Dritg Store. DR. BERAL'S EXT RA OT cif SARSit PARILLA, . •'•• For the cure of 'Fetid.; BileeeSeritifila, Pains iu the Bonus, Old Sore, Pimples on the Fittxs,-a - nd Eruptions of hit. Mode, Nervons llmulacbe and other Nervous Mumps. Dyspepsia, and ail diseases arising from impire blood or.the imprOdent — use of Mere-icy.— Xi'or these putho ‘ selit will be found' superior to all other 'remedies. Price Sl per bottle, o r 56 bottles for $5. Bold Day at Dr. it,ste'Diug Stare, opposite the Court PURE to II to. CATAWBA_ i3RA1 . 1130.Y. fort' valuable ionsAiiritlon Dr . . Ram- has teen ap- PeintOd Ole and only agent. 'lot Lehimcie - alldiLebanon county. for whotdvaleing and retailing Lyon's, Pure Ohio Ottawba Brandy. A disctiminatinv will at once perceive where the runs and GSNULNE OltioDrindy is to be had, • Beware 'or poisonous imitations buts*• cure the genittne article at Dr. Dose' Drug Store.' DR. ROSS'- TON•IO MIXTURE. • - - • For the cure of *Liver •Cciii;plaint. Dyspepsia. Head ache, Weakness and Minions Diseases genentily this Tonic Mixture e,xcellis all, Ottfir 'medicines: The large and *increasing tridkof 'it,' demands that .it 'should be made•more extensivelj , known:" Almost immedlite're• lief, and in many instances, rapid cures folio's, *its-pro per use. Ask for Di: Ross' Tonle Mixture. - , DR. ROSS' WORM LOZENDES. . cafe, plelit4 t and effectual 'Worm Medicine. .Be• iug pOrfeetly ,tastelestc. no child will refuse. them, as they areas easily taken as sentnehcandY. Observe: these lozenges are to if red ones are offered to you, they are not genuine pr. Mee Worm Lozenges. .Sold only it . Dr,..Ross' Drug Store.' • ' " * ", • * DR. ROSS' TETTER OINTMENT. ,. ' . , For the cure of 'Fetter. ItingwOrms, and yitriOus other ernptive disegses. ' Sold at Dr. Rositt'Dog Store. Dr. Rose ,' n rogular.prectlcal:Druggist, Chemist, and Pharmaecutipt; with an extensive and varied experience pf.over 22 yeart,z•-• and a:Draftiet:o'X Jefferson Medical Coll.4te, rhilisdeinhia,lytildierottriike4tthe attention of a dleerimlnittliig:ntibue; to his large atid.carefially seloc ted'eteck Of Punk AND .11k,B• II Medicines, 'offering to all advantage not to be hier elstierliFtb:• The'people will i t -make a o ofth4 iTCU/iA.It I.v Da. RR& To I ME TOPA) HE peßntr 118 E. , i for 125. 0 ug R e, and citreVan ?am 0....,. u 1 d 1. i ?1,. ~1,, D • "ROSS '- .-,,, apleti4AtijTO it E ' ''' t . . 1 r:l efi l lt• ' §Prg s- ItfiE COUIO • 3 )59 mg. 1.,.1...L.,-, 1 1bu u y,22....1 1 110....„ J ....se ~-w- .egiA.- - t'3•• ull_.__Es _alot..fi - - ..-*... - tttut .FurstiVit4 wipers. I If Eto _; , siKe.zliedl , otil o w v. , 0. zorth e, Phila .. 1 5r 1 LTlkruciVtAfsgit ill in r e nblv !tin. ea i.• all AB e ill find it to z, t i l a te rc ir i, 1 2 n i t , eri4toli t is ail 4 , 3 20 . If 'atikii . IM Oi IM. T •INVIT.b the ;14tentid1141k lielmismens?andt•Ver-. 'fromchalata AA? my; nelf, k qtig IV ;Icil-IklM°, the most polish . t W', or urability• of colors and dkiii4.4itiniii . 'lni sitiesed; ,beautiful. Rnglish .Cruipelii,:perpet93oroB: SLi•kli..V., •i2;,-thre. Ply Ingrain Cat : petit; suitable. ..chttielnint,..sitlin R no t rirdle'e.l7;*4l4Wll7bi'DotiWP."?°n ßAD -lall(;l l llCl; i l P W l lE stit 43.446:3 / 4 ?a ui i .T il i ty .c*lB , t° ; B o,l Y.Ala s rd : . • white Canton Mattlngsi i gicei Mat:tinge Ruge, 3 /.." 8 ' i i ir Ca s t ' &c. , -,- . - I , ‘VINEAB l iioVatr; Jr. MI N. 2d street, t deorsnbove Noble, Westsfde. Wench Stoni, Sotitti-east corner of. Spinel:Jordon street, Phila. . • Setting off our. entire Stock at a great saorifice,Prri one to rernovipiute the S. 3.'oorner of.Sth and Spring Garden du ll : .• • • • • .- . : sa ,..B h 7. tem" -,iiii• ... , - • _._ .. Statement I > f )F n.i.E . LEBANON BANK, published as requtivl by ` , the Aot or Assembly, passed ()cc. 13, 1857, viz: • Jsg •-•-.4_ ... Loa'aa• and Impeounts, Lr.ossron Barn, Iday s= 2.l ;r Br 7,3 . l 414&specie_. 543,003 43 • • - * .. „Notee of other Banks, Bninnees duo by other Bznks, 38,885 14. —.----...... 132.433,37 Bd.--Nobssin eirenlation. 4th.-- I thi Amt cif 'Deposits,. including 'Rini : ...-.,...:..• vial deposits%nd Winces due to - . .., gg s tm. i e . other Banks; • 'EDW. 4 - etfIILEIC. I • - 81Von:i•snii Subscribed Islas me;,thisUnlUS'lollY2 .1.880.. , . , ' '•- '' ',74)ssFrieGficit J. , '`.l.,ebi; L non - , May 9, 1880„.. , ~ .., ~ 1 .. .-:1. ... ".;‘,....?`_ . TRUSSES e
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