C#eritifirrtiottt:
TERMS, $1 50 A TEAR
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1860.
HOME AFFAIRS.
air ltitXrcerritsi Bag., have established themselves
at N 0.12.1 North Third Street,Philadelphla,for carrying
on thi s Whotamale Clothing Manufacturing Mutinies,
under tho:inperintendence of Mr. Herman itelseneteln,
formerly of thle•place Fifteen years experience in this
business enables them to understand it thorimghly,
In all Its Iran& es. They Invite all Storekeepers in
Ode connLy who keep Itsadyenede Clothing to give
them a call when they next visit the elty.
Their store In Lebanon is still continued, where at
all times will be found a large and comp) to stock of
Clothing suitable for all sees ms, and at the lowest cash
Priem
4 , Tug BAKERS," the oldest organii
ed Oompany.of Quartette Singers now traveling,
will sing In the Oourt Home, THIS (Wednesday)
EVENING, commencing at 8 o'clock. Those
who heard the Bolters on their former visit to
able "Place, will be highly pleased to learn that
they now have another opportunity En listen to
the eoutatirring strains of these splendid Bing
en. The company is composed of the same per
sons who orgonized it. sixteen years ago, viz: = , ,
John 0. Baker, Geo. B. Baker; Sophy lid „Baker
and Jasper A. Baker. Tickets 25 ate.; children
under 14 yenrs, 15 ate. .
We-are pleased to announce that
OAROLINWRICitiIfeS, will give two Concerts
in the Court House: of this place, on the 22d and
27th of June, inst. She will be assisted by her
father, and other talent, of which due notice will
be given hereafter.
"the population of Jonestown, as
taken by tile, Conine Marshal last week, was 'Mr
On the let of June. The Marshal of Fqo did not
publieh Joneetown separately, hence we know
not what Increase there le in the last ten years.
bead Henry & Stine's advertise
ments fora splendid assortment of good ' s just re-
oeired.
A very severe rain and hail storm
passed over East Tlonorer, Lebanon county, on
Monday of last week;:about 5 o'clock, P. M.—
Gardens, fences, and grain in the fields,-were in
jured ready. Several houses were unroofed.-
-.The lightning struck into the dwelling houses of
Thomas Garbericth, William Grill, and into the
house of Mr. Denbert at the fig Dam. In the
latter namedhouse a boy was somewhat injured
by the lightning. No damage of notice was oc
casioned at the other houses.
In the proper column will be
1 4k
,fontfd An advertisement headed "Compound Ex •
trait of Roota for making Beer." Dr. Ross oppo -
eta' the Court Rouse Is the agent for the sale of
the same. It Is about what every family has
,:been desiring, to make a pleasant , and healthy
drink for. the summer season. It is a cheap article
fled wiii no doubt some into general use. Try it.
V:p areypleased to announce that
L"be'Ladle elirair of Elt. Mary's Church last week,
Wia a complete • sateen. Tbe proceeds were $l,-
035 119'Of vibh sum about $B5O .were profit.—
This result - of the lotteries and card of thanks of
,:the Pastor and congregation will Ito found in an.
other column.
The RHading Railroad Company
hare recently issued the following preamble and
resolution to all the officers and employees along
the road.
"
"WRIMMAS, It is proper to let it, be fully and
"clearly understood, that it is the settled policy
"of this oompany to keep aloof from Political
"Coatostai and to die upprove of any ails officers
"or employees taking any ttot:ve pert therein :
"Therefore.
"Renofired, That whilst we disclaim any inten
*Woo to interfere with the`indiiidual rights of
"four °Monis or Benployees s we will regard any
"attempt to control the votes of those in the tier
"vice of this oonipany, Or in any way to pervert
"its influence' te the suniort -of any Political
"Party, AS Strificlant: ground - for summary d ism is -
"sal.
, Dtwittmo,o.--A.Bending contem
,Vorary recently ueed the Orate), "a light Demo
'cretin wagon." It puzzled another contemporary
to know what kind of a wagon was mount, and
le sent a note with tho expression to one' of the
, • toublic printery Yobools; for a solution. -. : He re.
calved the following reply from a little
111 e, Stirrollt—Your pplite notle 'asking the
.11108111eg of the phrase "a light Democratic wag
'so," hos been received, and on , consultation of
Webster, I" find.the following deOhltlops: l‘
LIGHT—HOViDg little weight. Not heavY.
Disubanano—Pepular.
1.. Weaost—A vehicle moTod on four wheels, usu
ally drawn ,by Sorses.
Froth which I would infer "alight Deitocratto
wagon" meant, a wagon the most popularly in
use"-which is a square box wagon.
X OM surprised that any , one pretending to the
least bit of intelligence,.(and much less one who
ntana to eater for the puhtio as editor of a
journal) shostldbe at, fault as regards so small a
'Matter 411, 04ritve. Yours TrulY,
1 .0 . ANN PAGER, 10 YEARB OLD.
•- . -
LERANltttril- '0 HAVE THE OENATOR..--
Thol'oll6lol4 from Saturday's Patriot and Union
of Harrisburg, thaws that that county yields the
neit State . Senator to Lebanon county. This
Aria be goodittieri to rin army of our opposition
friends. Newton Reldlebergon Jackson ,on Stra
tton., on Lebanon, the field Is clear; Dauphin
yields, and he who combs in first in the race in
Lebanon county shall wear the mantle. of Sena
torial honors, if the people decide na. otherwise
et the polls s
-Soot= ernottLatt.—A IterMblietiii banded us
last evening a copy of the following °hauler,
Which has been distributed throughout the coun
ty, under the frank of Hon. John W. rillinger,
the MeMb'eref Congress from thlg district. • ..(hit
Republican friend being opposed to thus taking
advantage of the rest Ofilee Department, and at
,the same tithe being desirous that the doodlient
t abould have as extensive a oirOulation as possible,
rept:maid 'its ta give Ws plaice in our columns,
which we cheerfully - do .
llattatailinta, June 4, 1860.
Doan SIR _Through the persuasion of my
friends, and for' the sake of maintaining pewee
pod hartriony In the party between Dauphin and
:Lebanon counties, in, the Senatorial contest, I
have at length consented to drop the Senate and
Rd for the Rouse of Reprusentettres. My friends
here think that Tam entitled to the nomination,
and that my friends in your township will as
cheerfully go for my nomination to the House as
they would have done for the Senate. I believe
this step to be for the good (gibe party, and
therefore am willing to make the sacrifice, and let
Lebenen have what she claims, and therefore
hop! my friends will give me their cordial sup
port Na , candidate for the Assembly. .
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
• JOIP WALLOWER, JA .
•
Mr. .lobtlf.lipgler obtain ed the eon •
tract for carrying a daily mall between Freder
icksburg and •Lebano4, after the:arst of July
next, for $2OB per aunitut.
. .
Drs, B. IP. ! Schnook and Wm. M.
Guilford, of Lebanon, were in attendance, last
week, at th e :!thirteenth ,Annual COnstention . of ,
the Mediae). ,tistoofittiett of the "United States
held at New Conneetiout.
ALt BIGuT 4,0401(.."-alhe late brecar
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in the canal was rajpaire4:2o4 4 41')P"Ve die.
Patob, aril boat. m iumf dv it - ivivaigi - , v dips
Council met June 9, 1860. On mo
tion the following orders were drawn :—John
Stout, distributing appeal notice, $12.00; Com
mittee for holding appeal, $3.00; H. Shott, work
done on Walnut at:, $51.00; D. Shott, Market
st., $82.83; Shott, Partridge and Spring al.
$2,4,47; Shott, Campbellstown road, $21.-
25; 11. Shott, East 'of. • Bridge, E 45.30; George
pergnei, cpsitings, $28.07; D. Et Miller, calcu
lating appaal'uotlees and duplicates, $BOO. On
motion it was ordered that the bill for boilainq a
bridge in .Easts6eet, be forthwith collected frilim
Mr. John Wolf. A petition was presented to the
Council to eatabliklt a regular market, was .
laid over till the 21st of June. Mr. D.E . .
presented hisbood.lwith sufficient security as Col
lector for 1880... b l'h'e Council also gave a war
rant for the eolleetion of taxes.
The monthly meeting of the Y.M.
C. A., will he held this (Tuesday) evening at their
room at Eti o'clock.
A MAYOR'S SPEECH TO THE SAPAN-
Ess.—Mayor Minx made a speech• to the Ja
panese 'Embassy on Satu rday, on their arrival at
the Baltimore depot. Ile took occasion to wel
come the strangers to the city, and urge them, it
they would return to Japan happy and contented
men, to visit 1;loon's Restaurant, in Leighton, and
try his eating aid drinking delicacies. A visit
to this popular,establishment would put the cap
stone upon their pleasurable experience in this
country. sr
CROP PROSPECTS.—The followine ,
from an exchange applies so well to this county,
that we prefer to use in preference to our own
writing:—Better growing weather than we had
of late can scarcely be imagined, and Certainly
better could not have been wished for by the most .
inveterate growler that ever turned a furrow.—
The earth is fully charged with moisture; it seems
as if the bright warm son could entice regetation
almost from a barren rook.. Corn which had been
planted before the rains set in, came up as if by
magic; while those who were so-unfortunate as
to have been caught with unplanted fields, had a
fine opportunity to regain the
,ground they lost.
Indeed, it can hardly be called e mjSfortune with
some farmers to have hod their planting opera
tions retarded, as others who did plant before the
rain were obliged to harrow their fields over and
plant them a second time, in censequence of so
many of the bills having been washed up. Oth
er crops are growing with , astonishing rapidity.
Wheat is becoming quite heavy, and the proba
bility now:is that a great deal of it will be lodg
ed by its awn weight long, before harvest. Clo
ver and timothy are growing ifery fast, and will
certainly give a heavy yield. This will gratify
every body, as the hay.. crop is, 'More uniformly
valuable to farmers than any other they raise.—
In fact, it is estimated to exceed in its total value
every other crop produced in the country; and
it is certain that its loss would,he most severely
felt by the agricultural community. Row the
fruit is going to come out it is yet impossible to
judge. ,
ITEMS BY "OCCASIONAL."
IN LUCK.--loathor Grundner was successful
on Saturday last s in drawing 'tke sulky of the
Perseverance Band.
FUN AllEAD.—Seferar"altowa".aro wending
flair way hitherward. Tbe — seareity 'of "quer
ters'-' is no doubt felt by tbeso'companies.
THE CORN, which was kept "behind time"
by the late rains, is coming into blade, and pre
sents quite a healthy appearance.
A DOG FIGHT took place in Market street
hut week, whitth lasted time time. p9tik or, tile
canapes showed .gtto& pluck, but which proved
'ttke better dog ire are. unable say.
THE CROPS.—The prospect in Lebanon coun
ty of heavy crops of grass, and grain, and an
abundance of votes for Gen. Foster, is daily in
creasing.
BUTTEa, yellow as gold s is snaking its ap
pearance in town. Taking into consideration the
qtftility of pasturage, our !!country cousins," we
hope,, will bring it in large quantities.
KITE FLYING.—The hays are loyfng away
their:lioopa, and taking to kite flying. Ml:it
w 1111 ,6 the tiOtt; : ltntoement far Yoßtig America.
to .engage in ^? Perhaps the bay and . harvest
treldti.
THE PARAS9X , SEASON has commenced in
earnest, and these fancy little sue- Fhades 'can
sow be ocen, in.skil possible varieties, nn the pub.
lie promenades. For our part we would prefer
that.umbrilit6
1/EDICI.A.TIGN.;:-- . zSt. John's Reformed chltreb,
or •ronestown. this county, was dedicated on Sun
day last. The conc?urse of people present, we
learn, was very large. Th'e chinch is l; neat end
;,
substantial structure.-.
GOING .TO CLOUDS.—Mr. John A.
Light, the I:arena - at, Lift Lebanan on Saturday,
for 'Allentown.- - He intends to make an aerial
voyage at the leiter place, (to-day,) the 13thk--1
Safe journey.
THE IVEATHER, though cutting up all sorts
of an tics, and changeable as Joseph's coat, brings
out vegetation with a rush. On Thursday the
northern anesouthern portions of our county
were,visited ty hail storms, which dideonsidera
ble damage.
THE CENSUS MARSHALS commenced "bob
.
bing around" lust week, in the performance of
their unties. They will approach all of whom
theY solicit-information, with civil and concilia
tory-mannera, and we hope to hear of them being
well received.
AN IRISH LPVER , once remarked that it is
, . ..
a great pleasure to be alone, especially when y
"swateheart is void ye." -We savv a you/p a
few evenings ago. -with.ll end, mounted wri; n new
Ale,. treating his Paloyable, to ablicions ice
cream, Who no doubt thought of .corroborating
the , above an4) o!;,_
.404..a .a ".
• emp___
LEAP w -1 . 0.074 b of our t yming ladies who
have passe at i nteresting , period in woman's
life known a
... e "teens," and are yet in a state
of single blessedness, are disottssing-the proprie
ty of getting up a pie 7 nic: That is gallantry for
you, Young men,—or perhaps Otay taking time
by the forelock in availing :themselves of the
Maw-Vold privileges accorded to them in this
interesting year.
A SAD SPECTACLE—On iflaturday evening
We saw an aged man, wending his way out Mark
et, street, in fence- corner style. It is painful to
look at a young - man under the influence of liq
uor; and it is really heart,sicklmirrg. to see an
old man, whom hairs .b.ave been puled by time
and earthly 'sorrow, 'beastly state intoxi
cation. Wdbepe be may be the last tine.
" •
THE GRAVE :YARDS around town present a
beautiful appearance. The - trees are out in full
leaf, the finvera are in bloord, and the avenu,os
are covered with gravel,. Hore . we find the retir
ing plaoo of those whotn we once reverca,Wt Wh,o
now live only in our memories. May Those
"sweet homes" for the dead, and holy shrines for
the living never be neglected.
• PIC-NICE.—We • understand - that several ^of
ourschools intend to hold pie.nics in the pleas
ant groves in the vioinity of this boroup t
;nioparties are an eliellent institution,
~and as a
means of amusement and recreation,
• they are indispensably necessary. We
the getting up `of a grand
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
ty to sail up the' "raging oanawl," some time
this summer, is in contemplation.
A BAD SCHOOL.--It is better.for parents to
keep their children at hoine in the evening, than
to permit them to graduate at the street earners.
We overheard a number of boyi parsing their les.
sons at one of the corners, the other night, in
style that would .doubtless have astonished
their parents. Their proficiency in profanity
ana vulgarity showed an attention to their stud
his that promises well for the penitentiary..
A BEAUTY.—Stepping into Roedle's book
store, on Saturday, we saw - *hat riuttortsi - to,be
a correct liktiness of Abe Lincoln. At first sight
we took it to be a picture of : Heenan, after his
encounter with Sayers. If that portrait is neer
root one, every family jo the, land should secure
cilia.. As a means of frightening naughty chit
ikon it would_ prove invaluable. If such a hor
rid-looking object can't split lids, nobody else
can. No wonder he drove the Alltio -Giant"
into the 11. S. Senate. We hope that portrait is
not life-like.
RETUENED.—Jim is one of the institutions
of Lebanon. Indeed, if he leaves town for but
a day to-"dropt. line" to the "finny tribe" he is
missed by our citizens, and many are the inquir
ies of his whereabouts. A few' days ago this dis
tinguished individual was toted off to one of the
county head quarters. It was generally suppos
ed that he had retired from public to private life,
to enjoy the shades of Alms Park, near the Leb
anon County Palace.. But to the surprise of ma
ny, who should "turn up again," alive and kick
ing, but Jim himself. He gives a glowing ac
count of the crops in England, to which place he
thinks he had been. The temporary confinement
evidently had a good effect upon him.
WILL WE HAVE.A 4T1.1 OF. JULY asks
a eotemporary. When the proper time arrives,
that question will be settled without difficulty,
but are we going to celebrate today by a gen
eral fandango ? Fourth of July celebrations
even fifty yearsago, were great affairs all over
our beautiful country. We hope, as the nation
grows older, it will lose none of, its patriotism.—
We ire pleased to hear that several of our enter
prising Sabbath Schools have resolved to eele
brte the day in the usual manner, and we hope
to see "Old Steitz" in all her glory on that ocea.
sion. The "bold solger boys" will of course make
their appearance, and Make the old cannon chime
with the ringing of ail the bells. We vote for
all this, and a little more. •
LOCAL REPORTING.—EVery community is
burdened with a class of individuals wha deem
t their especial business to find fault with every
thing they do not originate: No one finds out
this class of beings sooner than a newspaper re
porter. We have often noticed that those who
are most loath to givo„ reporters items, are the
first to growl t.what-they conceive, to be errors.
Editors and reporters.ineant2 be fair, and if per
sons withhold facts froth them, causing them to
write items on the strength of flying rumor, they
should be the last to complain. The host way,
gentlemen, when yoe,.bave an item, is to unbo
som yourself bo,the reporter at once. But if you
don't choose to do this, don't flatter yourself that
you can trouble them by swearing at them.
llos. MILLIT6 FlLl,lioun.—The Boston
Courier is authorized and requested by Mr. Fill
more himself to say that there is no truth 'what
ever in the report as to his intentions to support
the Chicago nominations.
It is stated that $3,718,000 worth of neir
buildings are now in course. of erection in New
York city. _
'C
-s,. The,Bacamptuent of the Lancaster Mili
tary has Veen postponed to the 27th of August,
to continue from Monday, to Saturday.
%59,,, The trotting-match between Flora, Tem
ple end Geo. M. Patehen, for $lOOO, best three in
fire, took place at the Union track, New York,
on Wednesday last,, and resulted in favor of Flo
ra Temple, who: won the first three heats—time,
2:21; 2:24, and 2:211, being the fastest time on
record.
ts.. The Attorney General of the United
States, gave his opinion on Thursclay,',in favor of
allowing the State of Missouri about $400,000, be
.,
ing the two percent. arising fret:l4le salcrof pub
lic I:nls•in that State, , heretoforereserved'hythe
federal Government oia acipinit of the construc
tion of thetNatioual road, but which never ex
tended to Missouri. , .
j The expenditureorEnuland, in 1860, for
military and naval deferiees, will areOunt to $l5O,
000,000.
Or- A punster; passing by the shop of Mr.
,Taswell, observed that his name-would be. As-well
without the T.
14- The important-post of Commissioner to.
Paragney has been offered to John Van Buren,.
of New York.
'.General geatt, it ia said, :11010110t03
"in falror„or the Constitution:4J Union nonk
inatjon at ntliintoro'
Wietar'a Widcl Cherry Brdscrtn.—This Balsam
ic compound bas beeotne a borne fixture.' Let
gall who suffer, and have:in-,void attempted to
CUN., their .coughs, colds, bronchial or pultnory
complaints, make use of this unequalled remedy.
%V.V.-There's 4 vile counterfeit of this Balsam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared by
S. W. FLOWLE dr, Co., Boston, which boa the
written signature 'of I. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper. •
SETTLE Comm.—Brown the coffee in
the usual manner, and when. nearly cool, break
a n egg upon it, and stir it-well, to hare each ker
nel seated. The coffee, should. not be warm a.
nough to cook the egg. Use the egg•to a pound
of coffee; let it dry well before grinding. When
boiled for Ilse, it will settle without further trou
ble.
To KEEP Mugs Strumna.—Cut in sli
ces and trial off the rind, and outside ;.rry it about
ball' es much as you would for the table. Peek
it tightly in jars; pour aver it the fat Abet fries
out,_ and, enough lard *to cover it; clo4e tho jar
tight, set in a cool plaie, and it will keep fresh
ell summer: "1'
THE FEMALE - ORGANIZATION is often
as frail as that of a tender flower. Many of the sex
enter into marriage relations without being able to un
dergo the labors and' trials of maternity. In this coun
try thousands of young and beautiful women are sac
rificed every year from this cause alone. Hostetter's
Celebrated St mach Bitters %%ill save many of, this Class
from an untimely grave. This medicine has been used
with greiit benefit. by immense nturtbere of people
throughout the republic. n11E14,116 preprietots have rh
calved grateful commendations from all sections of the
country. The bitters willlefounfllo be very pleasant
to the taste, even es a beverage, and Piemptand pow
erful In Its effect as a..medleine. Winfuses now vitality
into the frame, and strengthens the'Vw.hole - system, so
that women who use it areenabled to go through with
labors w..ich would, without it. be certain to prostrate
them.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
4 See advertisement in another column.
•
MOTHERS!: attention of moth
ers is called to Dr. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL,
which is highly recommended for all complaints attend•
log Teething, such as Dysentery, Colic, Croup, &c.
BLOOD FOOD.—Thi medicine, being, as its -name
thlggebts, "BLoon 'non," and a sok utific discovery differ
ing from all patonrmedicines, It Is well worthy the at
tention of all who are suffering from impurity br
ciency of blood. It ts - ptqfpared by Dr. C. P. BROKBON.
author of several works on Elocution, -Physiology, Sci.
once, &c., andis highly fecoinniended'lly linmerous cer
titleatee of those woo Have availed themselves of its vie
tuee. '•'
MACH a Durprr,Nev(-Yotle; arc the General'A gents
for I)ol6—Lawrence, Masi. Stu:Etna. siir , See adver•
tieement. For sale by Dr. GEO.' ROSS, opposite the
Court Rouse, Lebanon, and T.' W. DYOTT & SONS,
DYSPEPSI.A. — ThiS is a very distress=
log complaint. and gives thopittient more suffering than
almost any other disease, fn fact, it is a combination of
man y complaints In one. The svmptome are numerous,
and are of the nature of almost ail other complaint;
combined. From this fact, arise the very Many east*
where this disease is mistaken for come other, and' so.
improperly treated. , The - first symptoMs-Lindilestion,
flatulency; loss otappetite,:heartburn, 'hiadadie eta,
neglected, almost always awaken some dormant dis
ease and send the poor sufferer to s.prebiature'grave.—
What you must first do is, cleanse the blood and regu
late the bowels; do this with the "Mountain Herb
Pills," and you can bid defiance to dyspepsia. Sold by
all Medicine Dealers. Lebanon, by Dr. Goo. Ross and
D. S. Reber.
lFree Trade seems now to be in
favor with Napoleon TM To all In need of a good and
beautiful WIG, on reasonable terms, we would say from
experience call on GEORGE THURGALAND, 29 South
6th at., Philadelphia, when y'on can be suited in a style
and manner unsurpassed. Also procure a bottle of his
celebrated lIAIIt DYE for beautifying the hair, &c.
feb. 22, 1860.—1 y.
gPtcial giotire,s4
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD MERRY.
,Thiortrinedy has long - been cherished by the commu
nity for its remarkable efficacy in relieving, healing and
curing the moat obstinate, painful and long standing
cases of tbugh, Cold, Influenza, Sore Throat, Bronehitit4
Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthata, injiamckt , inif of the
Lungs ; while even aeleumption Wulf fide yielded toils
magic influence when all other meant; have failed ; Its,
whole ilistcynn proves that the past Ida produced ruirem
edy of equal value, as a curs for the numerous and den
__ .
- anions pulmonary affections which prevail all over the
land. .
l From C. A. BANNVART. Esq., Druggist,
1
. April 26, 1860.
Me6 lr m L y S t . esTiin F ory L cln k ad% l74 l — (7h i e " p u o ß pulrlty of Wier:We
BALSAM or WILD DRURY for coughs, colds, and pulmo
nary affections, I cheerfully grunt you..the use of my
name, as its efficacy was fairly tasted iiithy own case a
little over a year ago—a bottle of it 1044 cared me of
a severe Cough and Pneumonia, wbieWalferrichittracted.
Yours truly; : o;flVii A#I4.VART.
gram JACOB - BEIEIL Esq., Drtiggiet...
alreptilnWl; Dauer= Co.; P.A.. - Aprit 24, Ib6o .
Messrs. S. lir.:Foriva - & - Co.,—
Gents,—Please send me immediately half a gross Da.
Wismaiq DALSAM.,OI , WILD Cumin . , as it, is selling rapid
ly and gives good satisfaction.
I have been selling the Balsam for more than twenty
years, and have always found it satisfactorily spoken of.
I have hail a number of .customers who have realized
incalculable benefit from, the use of it in the first sta.ges
of consumption- I am'never„ without it in Amy family,
and administer it to any member of it whenever trou
bled with Coughs, Colds, Lung and Bronchial Affections
and find it a most efficient remedy. At one time, being
out of the Balsam, I purchased a small supply at Phila
delphia, said to be genuine, which I found to be a worth
less and spurious article. JACOB BENER.
Wt. Ouch= to Purchasers, ' , Hite only genuine WU
toes Balsam has the toriffin signature 'of "I BUTTS,"
,
and the printed one of the Proprieffirs On the outer
wrapper; all other is rile and worthless. -... •
Prepared by SETII W. FOWLE & CO., 'Boston, and
for sale by Joseph L. Lemberger and Dr..• GCorge Ross.
Lebanon; Joseph B. Lamer, Bluefferstoim ; M. 11. Get
.
.161, Myeratown; Samuel. Weaber, Fredericksburg ; J.
Brunner, Jonestown ;.Riirly &TIMM'', Anuville; Thom
as A: . Earper, E. Hanover ; Martin. Early, Palmyra ;
Bowman & Son, Campbellstown I and by dealers every
where. May 2.3.-L4t.
AltlF' See Dr. S.anferd'a advertisement of Liver Inriga
rater and Family Cathartic Pills, in another eolamn.
Important to Females.
DR. OHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Preilared by Carnelius L. Cheeseman,
NEW. YORK CITY
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain iii correcting all irregu
larities, Painful Menai-mations, removing all obstruc
tions,whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain
in th side. palpitation of the heart, .whites, all nerv
ous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, &e., disturbed slecp, which arise from interrup
tion of nature.-` , ' '
TO MARRIED'-LADIES. 4111)
Dr. Cheeseman's Pillsfare inviliablo, as they will bring
on the monthly period with regularity. -Ladies who
havelwtfdisappointed in the use of other Pills can
place 'the utmost eentidencein Dr. Ohms omen's Pills
doing all that they represent to do.
_ _
NO. CF
There is one condition of the female system iu which
the Pills cannot be ,taken wDhout producing a PECU-
LrAinsEstrfr. Tho condition s referred • to is MED
.N.ANCY--the result, ItIISCARDIAGE. Such is the Jere-
Mutable tendency of the mediciudto restore the sexual
functions to a normal condi then, that even the repro
duct' ve power of nature cannot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read,
accompany each box. Price VI. Sent by mail on en
closing $1 to Dn. CORNELIUS L. CREESEDIAN, 4qx 4,531,
Post Office, New, York City.
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERT TOWN IN TOE UNITED STATES
B. B. HUTCHINGS, -
General Agent for the United States.
165 Chambers-St., New-York,
To whom all Wholesale.orders should be Addressed.
Sold et Dr. Boss' Drug Shire, holiknon, Pa.
Dee. 7, 1550.-ly.
alxitittg.
Ace A.IINrON PRAYER MEETING of Young Men,
is held every Sabbath morning for one hour, commenc
ing at '4 before 9 o'clock, at the Room of tho Y. M. C.
Association, above D. S. Raber's Drug Store. All, and
especially Young Men, are invited to attend.
English preaching next Sabbath morning and
evening in the Methodist Episcopal Church.—
P nom . r.orr EPISCOPAL in Tern
,
&ranee Hall every Sunday at 10 A. M., and
• every Friday at Yi P. M.
On Sunday next Reit. W: L. Lennert will preach
in the Bethel church at 9:30 A - M.. and in
Jonestown, in. Lutheran church at 2 P. M., in
the German language:
The Rev. J. W. Hoffmeier, of. Lancaster, will
preach next Sabbath , morning at 9 o'elach, in
the German, atid•in the evening in the-English
language, in the iteforined church.
English services in Zion's Lutheran .Church nest
Sunday, both morning and evenint.-'
German preaching next Surtday morning.
o'clock and English in the. evening in Salem's
Lutheran church.
pitt"Tesse Ochs will preach next Sunday even
ing at hi o'clock, at Glen inger's Spring.
t -
41altifil• •
On the sth inst., at the Moravian Parsonage, by
Rev. W. L. l e ennert, Mr. la..dlieb T. Kreider,
to widow Elizabeth Selland, butt: of Cornwall
tetanal:in.
gttaL
On' the Sth ink., in North Lebanon, * -Tosefib Hen
ry, child of Juba and Sarah Reed,.aged IYear,
8 months and 1 day.
On Friday; June Ist, in Philadelphia, Susan Lou
isa, daughter of Robert anti Rebecca Louisa
England, and grand doughtni'• oP , Vfaflian iel
&weir, K. D., aged - 3 years and 10 months.
Iteo
.g,k4.T.i'..,s_e.iltilOg';.
AE-11[111-'7ll1 4 16
BONNETS,
FLATS,
AND
SITAKE RS• '
Just received and sold, very low by •
• ' BEERY 44' STINE:-
Just received a large eud- fresh hat of Sugar cured
Ems at . HENRY & STINE'S.
treavy.Etock of Domestic Hoods. Jose received as
lib iRY & .STI NE'S
iiEWoIikITZING OF iITAVELING
GOODS TODAY
Lavelle Cloths, Grey Bareye Anglaise, do. Orissalles,
.Milanese Stripe, Mapper Cashmeres, Continental Pop•
line, &c., &e. Gauntlet Gloves, Mohair Mitts, AT.
- HENRY & STINE.
Umbrellas, Sun Umbrellas, Parasols. Linen Dusters,
Fans. &c., just received ut HENRY dr. STINE'S.
JIIST RECEIVED at Henry & Stine's.
Splendid lace head Back Silk Mantilla Fringe; Fan
fciuge.s of all colours, Cable Trimmings -for
Dresses, Silk Braidings for Dusters, Silk Tassels for
Dusters,- Royal Silk, Butten4, Braided .Trimmings,
Silk Girdlere, Silk Velvetilibboris all width's, rich Tap.
set. Buttons, &e. Selling at retitiOd priceaby.,
Statement,
(y. t l e ll:r et t o 7/.. e N se O m N b ;3 y A , is p li' s , a l,:t o t hi/1,1;8.71r b 7
. e'._ - .- LellOON BANE, June 6.1860.
lat.--Loani and piccounts; , $358,874,92
2d.—Specie '' -' '-, - $44 , 85t'18 , . '
Notes of other Minks, 20,890 00
Balances due 11 piker Banks, 41,792 14 -- -,-
. . ' 113,533 92
3d.—Notes in CirsulatioiL , •. 228,205 00
4th.—Am't of deposits, including Bal
ances due to other Banks, ~ 64,924_ 62
EDW. A. UHLER , . '
Swonn and Subscribed before me. June 11,1860.
- '
Jonas[ Guns, J. P.
Lebanon, June 13,1860.
. , Statement '
CY' TIIE LEBANON VALLEY BANK.
~ . 'Eassone, Pa., June,s, 1860.
. .. , ASSETS '
Leans mkt Dtscountis ' gissAss 18
Due by other Banks ' $17,627 20
Notes of other Banks 16,940 00 .
Cosh Dra ft s and Checks, do. 076 99 .
Specie (Gold and Silver) 28,086 58.
,8
• LIABILITIES, $62 29 77
Notes in circulation $137,175 00
Deposits, , 26,944 05
Due to other Banks, , 4,405 70
- , 5168,524 76
The above statement is correct and true to _the best of
my know - gate and belief. JOS, RANDLE CasXer i .„
Sehren,iMdaillmalbed before me, Juue",..% 1860: - : ,
Leboxos44lMaN l3 , lB6o .' Armour' Ehir, J. 1.;
w=~..
Out-Lots at Private Sale;
WILL be sold at Private Sale,
8 ACRES OF LAND,
situatealik Long Lane, near the borough line, in Corn
wall township. It.adjoios the laud or Widow Fulmer,
on the North, Wm. A tkins and John Krause on the East.
There is a one story LOG ROUSE, weather boarded,
erected oq the.land, and a good WELL In the garden.—
The landliis fine stones for quarries. .This: fra4t will
make a nice home for a small family.
wk. It is free from Ground Rent. Good title will be
given, ADAM RITCGDE.
N. B.—Thie tract is now covered with tine grass, half
of which will be given to the purchaser.
Lebanon, June 13, )890.
Illesult of the Lottery of
ST. MARY'S LADIES' FAIR, held on the 4th, 6th,
6th, 7th, and Bth dr !Tlblig, 1860, in Lebanon.
PRIEM NUMBERS. WINNERS.
.. . ..... .
2 Sets common
. 1 . 137. Cassie Lee, Lebanon.
Jewelry. 1 136. Unknown.
8. do.
3 Sets of Jew-81. ' do.
-{
elry. 89. it. Coleman, Esq., CoraWnh.
1 Set of Coml . !'
Jewelry. 1 62. , Miss Sallie Kaler; Lebanon.
2 Set fine do.l 118. . Jacob Gerhard, Lebanon.
1 Silver Watch. 4 .178. Fre. Miller, Lebanon.
1 Gentleman's 5 .244. ' Michael Dougherty, Harris-
Gold Watch. .1, [burg.
1 Ladies' do. .1 173. Henry Dilltuitu, Annville.
48. Unknown.
Fancy Necdie. 20. J. J. Blair, LebeiMM
work 3 r ice "' 45. Jefferson Light, Lebanon.
131. .Geo. W. Kline, Esq., do.
3 Fancy Quilts. . 45. . Mrs. Schlegel, do.
1
53. Mrs. Eynson, (1 , ..
,
1 China Tea Set. I 58. . Wm. Weber, Annville.
VB.. Those who did not yet carry away their Prises,
are kindly requested to do So within the space of three
month, after which time the Prize would be considered
as a present, - given towards - GM Church.
We desire to return our thanks to the citizens of
Lebanon and Vicinity, who ao liberally contributed to
_.
our Fair. .
We will ever hold in the kindest remembiance our
pleasure.ble emotions at the uniformly kind treatment
we received from ail, end will never forget the cordiali
ty we met with everywhere In our intercourse with
others.
CLOTHING CLOTHING
• • - Coats, Pants and Vests.
Coats, Pants and-Vests. •
Coats, Pants and Vests.
Pants, Vests and Coats.
Pants, Vests and Coats.
Pants, Vests had Coats.
- Vests, Crate and Pants.
• - Vests, Coats and Pants.
Vests. Coats and Pants.'
Cheaper to have them, than to do without them.
Made by Tailors who got cash for them.
Warranted geed sewed, and well to fit.
Sold far sash at the lowest figures.
Sold for cash at the lolvest figures. •
. Sold for Cash at the lowest figures.
REIZ - ENSTIG N BROTIIER S
STILL REPT ON HAND,
A Sue assoitment of Pocket cutlery at
Reizenstein Bros.
Violin, Guitar and Banjo strings at
Beizenstein Bros.
-Portmonals, Pocket-Books and Wallets at
Beizenstein Bros.
Watch-chains, Guards and Heys at
Belzenstein Bros.
Pistols, Revolver, Cape at Iteizenstein Bros.
June 13, 1860.
LADIES SIIMMBR D . rtF,SS GOODS
just. received
HENRY & STINE.
A Splendid assortment of rich Dress ar , ods, viz :-
500 Yards Plain figuyed and Moreantique Sla^k Silks,
front 75 cents to $1.75.
500 Yards Fancy Silks, rich plaid, striped and figured
from 45 to 50 cents,
500 Yards Pacific Lawns . , fast colors.
500 do. Lawns at W. 8, 10. 12 1 4, eents-per yard.
.500 do. Challey Bpreges at 12M, 10, 18, 20, and 25
cents.
500 do. Gingbanis and Gingham Lawns al 0,8, 16,
1W 'lB% and 25
500 do. Silk Ilare#o,,,lissays, - Grenadines, very
600 do. Black and Mourning Dress Goods of every
descriptiOn.
10,000 Yards., of English and American Prints and
Obintees at 6,8, 10, and E 334 cents.
Call soon and examine our. Stock. we feel confident
that we can offer such bargains that will induce many
to Purchase. HENRY. &
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
HENRY & STINE'S
French, Englishand American Cloths.
CaShinerets of all colors and all prices::
Merinos CaSsinicres for Ifoys very pretty.
Black and Fancy Cassinieres,
_Cep% be beat.
Silk and Wool Cloths, cheaper than the cheapest.
Striped, and figured Cassitneres for Boys.
Fancy 64 Goods for Gent's Coats, very Superior.
Fancy Linen Goods of every description.
White Linen Drillings at all prices.
Linen Goods for Gents and Boys' Coatings.
Nankinetts for Boys' Clothing.
All wool Tweeds of 'every destription.•
Silk, Silk - Velvet, figured Plain, Buff and
Whito Marseilles Testing&
.Cottonades, Blay linens. Duck Linens,
1 - And a variety of other goads, whien will be sold at un
usually low PrictUi at lIENRr dt STINE'S.
HENRY & STINE'S
We advise our. country; friends, and our, 'customers
generally to come well provided with CASH and invest
it,in,.
All Shades And Grades of Duster Cloths
' Organdies . Lawns and Mace,
'ureau Robes and Skirts. -
Fashionable Dusters.
Blaelt Mantillas,
Skeleton Skirts.
SereGrses Skirts.
Fano , Brilliants
RichToulard
" Staple Goods fall stock,
. . .
H_
FRES GROO M - MS.
D,UEENSWARE, SHAD.' MACKERAL AND
CHEESE at - HENRY "& STINE'S.
ANTE, the undersigned Auditors to examine and ad
-4T V just the accounts of the "Northern Mutual In
suraime Company of Lancaster County," as by - the act
of ititorporatisiir of :Said CoMpauy, isprovided, do report
that we have, eilithitthd• the ahcounts for the year pre
aiding the first day of Slay, 1860, and find thesame as
follows, to.wit :
Polices issued as per lest'
Report, Slay Ist, 1859, $2,529,789 00
Increase front May Ist 1859, ..
to May 1,1860. . 206,923 00 $;2,736,712 no
Premium Notes filnd as per
11.0ori, May 1;1859, ' .
Increase from May 1,1859; to
May 1,1.860,
Credit Fittelatt t
.ParlY.2 v 1;
Janda fa halos of Tarte- airin
liter, May 1,1859, -$ 575
Reciived deittage money on Premiums cetes 2SO 87
Fire Tax .0 91
" •
Dr. for Expenses and pro loss p_,2id to wit
Auditors' fees for the year'lss9, $3 00
Hacker and pdo. Becker; holding election 1 00
J. Beat's Son's itriiiitlEolities and Notes 12 50
- pliblishing Report and.Eloc-
than Notice " 3 75
Lane.' Union, do. do. do. 575
do. Iritelligencor, do. ' do. • do:- 372
• do. Examiner, do.. d do. 375
Leba. Advertiser, do. • d 0.. :. do. 3.75
.do.. Coyaddr, ' do. dO: " do. 375
Beinocrat, do. do. do. 3`:75
do. Wa,brer lierriocrat, do. do. '3 75
Printing Election Bills, .1;125 -
Blank Day Book , 1,87 •
Postage on Policies, ,"
4 14
Geo. B. Shohor, (ex 7 President) Singing Poli
cies,
Adam Konightnecter, (President) do. 1 00
Directorelleps,• 34 25
, •
' $90;01 .
peter Zimmerman, of COMMIttn
non co.;February. ltli, Me, partial lees
on Dwelling House and Contents, 15 06 10; 07,
Balance in Oreditiry; - Itayl, 1860. $l.BB 47
The Tax already paid on Notes subject to Fire losses
unpaid is not Included in this Report.
Witness our hands, May 15th,1860.
JONAS EMIR,
BURKIROLDER„
EZRA BUOLIER.-
Auditors.
lIEYRY &-STINE'S
June 13, 141.72 i:
.. ..
- Whiti...,....0 1 '6,.' -
4P,-,-- For Making ' ''''e '- •
' : -r) N,'-'
..,,BE.L.R. a 'r-4. .. ''
/
/
MEE
t.
A PLEASANT 8; BEALTHY BEVERAGE;
Eight Cen.ta EL Gallon,
• Por.F..iitiM use.
MIA. DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY E.,ACN pOTTLF..
' '
poTisa - bErAIKPLIN, ' 4 4: 1
" PRACTICAL
Atemisslitit llfruggisto,
~;•e
vr: MIESTERLYiR.
. 4 M Gramm, impend , ' '
W, haeBale On4liftgii BrUggi B t)
Diiealiogioette‘ the bourt' Lebanon
,- en=
Lebanon, June 18,1860.-am.
NEW AD V ERTISEMENT S
FOR TUE. CONOREOATION,
THE PASTOII. OF ST. DIARY'S 011URCII
Call 'and See
FOR
Men and Boys' Wear
Just Openitui at
JAPANESE EMBASSY,
NEW Dit4 s B GOODS
AT
Auditors' Report.
$219 ; 76519
9,131,955119A1 15
Bold by pr, * GEORGE, ROSS,
SAMUEL MORRET,
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
For Lebanon county..
RESlDENCE—arperstotan, Lebanon county, Penna.
MUIR attention of Millers, Merchants, and others
I directed to the following sections from the law, re
lating to the Sealing of Weights and Measures: " •
as., Tit case any maker, vender or proprietor of beams.
'scales, weights or measures, within the city or emintji
of Philadelphia, or county for which a sealer has been
appointed, shall neglebt'bt refuse to comply with the
requisitions which the regulator of weights and liens
urea is authorized and directed to make; or shall sell,
by false waffle, scales; weights or measures,. such per•
son or persons so offending shall, for,eaeh laid every of
fence,,forfnit and pay the sum of five dollars, which
may be sued for and recovered as debts of the like
- . amount are by law recoverable, for the use of the poor
of the city, district or township, in, which such fine
shall have been incurred: Provided, That the provis,
ions of t h e 6th and 6th sectiousof this act shall not be
,
so construed so to extend , th such beams, scales, weigh
and measures, as shall not be used by the proprietors
thereof, for the purpose of buying or selling the same,
40. Any person ,who Shall, in any way, alter any;
i
measure, so that the capacity thereof s diminished, of
ter the Same shall hays been adjusted and sealed, 01
shall, in - buying or selling, use any measure so altered:
"and any person who shall alter any scale, beam 0,
weight, so as to impair the adjustment thereof. after
the same shall have been adjusted and sealed ; and any,
dealer, vendor or Weigher, who shall have in his possesl.
sion any i;mtle, beatn, viright or measure, so altered
aforesaid; shall, in conviction thereof before any alder
man or justice of the peace, forfeit awl pay the sum at
ten dollars vendif the person so convicted refuse or
whet to satisfy such forfeiture, with costs, luimedi.
Moly, or produce geode ang , cliattels,augicient whereon! .
to levy the said•forfeititre, together with cost, then the
said alderman or j Male° of the peace shall commit the
offender to thh jail of the county wherein the offence
was committed, there to be kept - at hard labor for the
space of thirty days.
dune 7, 1866.
Lebanon" Deposit Bank.
amber/and Street.; finG -door east of Reinhard's Hotel.
WILL. pay the following RATES of INTEREST on
DEFOSITS, -, <' -
For I year, and longer, G per cent. per annum; ;.
Tor 6 months, pmd longer, 6 per cent. per annum . ;
Nor 3_ ntontbs,- and./..9pgisri .4 • Par centlut
requiring a shorn:mice of Avi4sie*wm ,4 lnterest paid in
full for the Deposits from - the datO of dettant +4 the date
of withdrawal. Wevill also afford& liberalllvf
commociaticns to those who. may favor us with Depositor'
payable on demand. Will pay & premium on SPANIS/1
and MEIVC.AN DOLLARS, and also on o/d Mexican Dol
lars and Ralf Dollars. 'Will : make collections on and re
mit to all parts of the Unitedtattu3;. the Dautulai
Europe; Negotiate Loans, 4e., 46; slid do a gmenil EX
CILANDE and BANKING BUSINESS.
G. DAWSON‘GOLEMAN, President
Gro. Gum ; Cashier.
The undersigned, MANAGERS, are Rabb:
o the extent of their Estates,. for all Deposita and other
bligntions of the "LEIIBINON OUTE/T 8A1571."
AMON CAMERON, G. DAWSON COLEMAN,
„EORGE SMULLER., LEVI KLINE,
.! AMES YpUNG, AUGUSTUS - .BOYD,
Lebanon, May 12, 1858. GEORGE GLEIM.
•
••: •
XEW STORP
riiIIE subscribers respectfully inform tie citizens of
1 Lebanon and surrounding country, that they have
opened an Entirely New
DRY .GOODS,
GROCERY, and
QUEENSWARE
IN KENDALL'S NEW BRICK BUILDING,
-
between the * sdack Horse and Washington Hotels, Cum
berland Street, (South Side,)
LEBANON, PA.-
. They would inform the public that they are deter
mined and enabled to SELL LOW. Their Stock of Goods
is very larg,e,And bought at the best OAST" TERMS.—
They would inyite'the Public to give them a trial; feel
ing confident that they can-please
Alai` Their terms are CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
• W. K. A. S. ECKERT.
. ,
ter Remember—lN KENDALL'S New Building,
Lebanon, March 28,1866.
ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage.,
FOR. STATESMEN.. JUPOES, CLERGY...WEN;
.
Ladies and Gentlemen,- in all parte ottheirdild testify
to the efficacy of Pref. 0. J. Weed's Hair Ile.stemtive,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in its praise.
A fortestimonials only can be here given ; see circular
for more, and it will be impossible for you to doubt.
47 Wall Street, New York, Dee. 20th, 1858.
GENTLEMEN : Your note of the 15th inst., has been re
ceived, saying that you lied head that I had been ben
efited by the usn''of Woody Hair Restorative, and re
questing my certificate of the fact if I had* ofdecHEin
to give it.
. .
I award it to you cheerfully, because I think - 'it. due
My age is about 50 years; the color of my hair auburn,
and inclined to curl. fame fire or six Years siimmit be:
gan to turn bray, and tbescalpen the crown of my head
to lose its sensibility and dandruff to form upon it—
Each or these disageabilities increased with time, and
about four months since a fourth was added to them,
by hair falling off the tort of my head and threatening
to make melald.
In this unpleasant predicament, I was induced to try
Wood's Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the, falling
'off my hair, for I had really no - expectation that gray
hair could ever be restored to its original•eolor except
from dyes.' I was,' however, greatly surprised to find
after thos..Use of two bottles only, that not only was the
falling off arrested; but. the e,al6r. wtor_reatored . 0. the
grstywitairs. and. SeusibilitY theicAli,43
ceased to form on my head, very much to the gratifica
tion of lny'vtifo, at'whose solicitation I was Induced to
For-this. among the many obligations r awe to her sex,
.L'strfirigly recommend all husbands who value tbe ad
miratien of their wiVas to profit by my example, and
use it if gfouing grty or getting bald.
Very respectfully, BEN. A. LAVENDER.
To 0.-.T.Wood"- t ic'Dci:, 444 Broadway, New York.
=Siarnaston, Ala., July 20t11,1859.
To. HAW. 0. J. 'Wow Deer Sir: Your "Hair Restore
tire" has dolts my Mars° much good since I commenced
the use of it, thitl wish to make known to' the PUBLIC
of its effects on the hair, which are great. A man or
woman may be nearly deprived of hair, and by a resort
to your - Hair RoStorative," the hair will return more
beautiful thinterer ; at least this Is my experience. Be:
lieve it ' - '7Oursetroly,., Vat. RENEDY:
P. S.—You an . plblish Hie shove if you- like. By
iii:
publishing in o Southern papers y.O *inlet more'
ratronago South. I see several of your certificates' in
the Manta -1/fercurwa strong Southern paper.
W. / 1 .1 -FPPodY•
HENRY & STINE
P .- Ragman O. le:Wean : Dear Sir: Having hod the Mts.-
fortune to lose the best portion of my hair, from theef
foots Of the:yellow,fever, in New Orleans. in 1851. I
was Indueedl obrake ft trial of your preparation, and
found it to ariswer as the very thing needed. My hair
is now thick and glossy r and no words can express my
obligations to you in giving to the radiated such a treas
ure • FINLEY JOHNSON.
The . Restosatire is PM; up in battles of. three_-ei~es,
viz large, nredinm, , and small; the sinillitoldei . 34 a
pint, and retails for pile duller per btntlef thc.medium
holds at least twenty per cant more in proportion than
ttreemall, retails - fortwo dollars per bottle; the-largo
bolds a quart; - 40 per cent. more in proportion, and re
tails for $3. • ,
0. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 444 Broadway, New
YorWand.ll4 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. .
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Gouda Peelers.
April 4, Igm.-3m.
SAVINICI• FUN D
National -,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
RULES.
1. Money i received every day, and in any amount,
large or smell.
2. FIVE PER. CENT interest is paid for money from
the day it Is put in.
3. The money is always paid back In GOLD, whenever
it is called for, and without'notice.
4. Money is retched from 'Executors, 4 4dsnitriFtratara t
Guardians and others who desire rebate it itt.Oltite of
perfect eafeth ;and tiltifisitia' Wiest cap be obtali%eil fir it
5. The money received fray,depositors in
REAL ESTATE, ItIORTGAGES, GROUND BENTS, and
such otherlist class securities as the Charter directs.
6. Office Hours—Every day from 9 till S o'clock, and
on Mondays and Thursdays till 8 o'clock bathe evening.
This old and well established SAVING FUND has re
ceived-more than TEN MILLIONS of dollars front nears
ly thirty thousand depositors. -
LION. HENRY ItHIENNER, President.
ROBERT SELEJIWUE; Vice President.
WILLIAM J. RES% Seeretaxy.
DIRECTORS.
Ifon. Henry. L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barry,
- Robert Selfridge, Francis Lee, -
Semi. It: Ashton, - Joseph 'Yorkes,
Landratla Munns, - s HenryDiffenderffer.
OFFICE . :
Walnut Street, S. W. Ciwber of Third Street. „
June 8,1880: , .PitIIADOLPHIA.
McCann* Weigley.
North MERCHANTS,..
Nos. 236 North. Delaware Avenue and 283 North IFater
Street, PHILADELPULC - • ,
Liberal Cash advances made 0n....
F LOUR,
DRAIN,
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- SEEDSptb'
Sept. 21, 1159.-.17.
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'WOOD'S JTAIR RESTORATI,P.FE
SAFETY TIM
Company. •
D. S. RABER'S
Wholesale. and Retail Drug Store,
Etas been Removed to his Now Building, on °timber
land Street, opposite the EagleSttildliage,
Lebanon, P.
r FUR subscriber respectftiily a nuerince acqttaitl
-I,_ tances and the public In general ; rt at , he, hatircon
tautly on hand a largo stock of • :4.
D R U G S, PERFUMERY,
MEDICINES, - PAINTS,
C EM-I CA LS, DYE-STUFFS.
.
VARNISHES,
TURPENTrNIt,
GLASS-WARE, it BRUSHES, .
HAIR-OILS, EXTRACTS;
Burning :Fluid, Surgical Instruments, Toilet Sdatetiftte
gars, Tobacco, .&c. Also a variety of Fancy Articles-tett
numerous tolpiention, which he offers at low rates, and
warrants the qualities of the articles as represented.—
Purchased Will please remember this, and examine the
qualities find prices of his goods before purchasing ellata
where. ittgi- Physicians' prescriptions and family reel
pescarefully compounded, at all hours of the day or
night, by calling at the Drug ,store, • op - posite.the .k*.g . le
Buildings ••
On Sundays the Store will ;be opened for the Com
pounding of prescriptions between the hours of 7 and
10 o'clock, A. M., 12 and 1, and 4 and . 6 P. M. --
Lebanon, 1)0c.'9, 1857. DAVID S. RABB*:
WOOD and COAL YARD.
ITUE undersigned, having bought Mr. ~
Henry Spoon's Wood and Coal Yard, a
short distance north-east of Messrs. .Foster k
Match's Foundry, in the borough of North
Lebanon; and also bought from .200. to tBOO coVig
WOOD and from 040 to 1000 TONS Or COAL,- of-all
kinds and grades, which I will sell at the yard or deliver
at as small profits as will snit the times. / therefore in
vite all those that are In want of any of those articles to
call end see the same, Ascertain prices, and Judge for
themselves. DANTE!, LIOIiT, (merchant.)
North Lebanon, Apri114,1858.-tf.
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Geo. S. Stoat 4' Co's.
,LOCK-STICri •
FAMILY. SEWING MACHINE.
MMUSET STRUT, TAItANON.
$BO, $B5 and $100:
These Machines make the SMITTLK on Locx-Srrm,
sliiir‘rtlike on both sides without the meat' the Leather
la.d. They have au entire Nov MERHO'D of forming , the
stltes....-rim pie and unerring its operetlon. They bayou
New Potent - Under Tension and a New
• -..-Tipper 7'ension. •• •
Which 050 It'a'rcgbitffied without stopping the Machine
—simple but effective. n. e y will s ew w im g re a t er sp e ed
never drop a stitch. and do nor m wnrk. in she same ti me
Chan any other sewing machine ever invented. These 31a
chines have power sufficiont to sow
TEIRTY THICENE9S>±s
Of heavy sheeting. They will stitch, - run, hem, gather
cord, quilt, felt, So" aqd ler WON UV= }taro
ad superior. Also,
• t.
Slog's Improved Shuttle.Ma . Chtii,
For tailoring end heavy work. These Machines have
been well tested among tailors, and are pronounced
eqe/tl,to those sold elsewhere at double price.
Let 1,11 who intend to purchase a Sewing Machine call
at ouitales Roam and see our Machines practically
tested, er sendfor a circular.
J. J. _BLAIR '-
3
WATCH ER. MAK AND JEAN - BLUR,
Market Street, Lebanon, Pa., or
• 0 BORG EB. , gtoir k Co.)
May 30, 1860.
kikkhhOi-h
Administrator's Notice.
Av. HEfLetrsof Idui;lstatiek thezoiLAslAasn.,tuetbo;vof Leb
anon, Lebanon county, Pa. : deceased, have been .grant
ed to the subscribers, residing in said borough and
county, all persons Indebted to said estate are request-.
ed to make Immediate payment, and thee° havingelaixas
to or demands to present them, without delay.
HARRIET N. RARER, Administratrix.
HENRY BARER, Administrator.
Lebanon, May 30, 1860. •
An Ordinance.
An ordinance ordaining the laying out and opening of
an alley from Mulberry Street, in the Borough of Leb
anon to Spring Alley.
Bm' E ,enacted and ordained by the Burgesses and
*aCouncil of the Borough of Lebanon; and it is
herebetirdalned by authority of the same, That an ail
ley for public use, of the width of fifteen feet, be laid
out and opened from a point where the lino betvrnanDr.
Samuel Behoi and Joseph Bowman no.?-„,:, 'Mulberry et.,
in the Borough of Lebann. nerice along the line of
said Salituol:k 4 2.7.fi and Joseph Bowman to Swing Al
htyi .dtitt the Street Cotimissioner of said Borough is
hereby directed to notify the land holder's through and
along whose land said alley wpm to open the same, and
if not done within Sixty
,dat'ifirrom the data of the ser
vice of each notice he is hereby authorized, empowered,
and directed to open or cause the same to be t voned,
Passed Nay 17. 1860.
D. M. KARMANY, Chief Diigese.
Attest :—D. 1 MILLER, Seey.
leebandri, May. 24, 1800. '
C. E. EATON'S • • --..
itl reantile Academy,,,
LOCATED AT LEBANON.. PA corner of • Drafnue
and Ounther/and streets.'
STUDENTS can enter at any time and complete the
full Mercantile Course—which - includes Commercial
Penmanship, Book-Keeping in all its departments, Com
mercial Correspondence, Detecting Counterfeit Money,
&c., &c.,—in from. FIVE To EIGHT WEEK& The time,
however, is unlimited, and Pupils are allowed to re
main until they are competent to conduct any set of
Double-entry Books.
,'
. - TERMS:
For complete Mercantile Coursortime unitnitteil
including Diploma,. %.,, - $l5 00
"Tibieffeepitig'iltbse - -.- --'' ' 10 00
'Partial Course 14 10 0 61 f 4 fEcFlnif-,5 00
T . tient,t,loSions in Writing . ' . 300
For farther information send for Circuldr, which will
.be sent free of charge, by addressing . .-. .
C.' E. EATON, Mercantile Aceacmy,
May 2, 1830. Lebanon; Pe.:,
1
A Civil War DeOared.
NOT AGAINST THE SOUTH, BUT AGAINST
High Prices in Paper Hangings.
:• 7 500 0 , 0
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Pieces of Wall l Paper for Spicr at thq
BUILDINGS.EAGL4;
, . .
F: FLOWERS Wonld respectfully inform the nub
that having °Oiled the largest, and Best selected
stuck of Paper mpg-toga Window Shades, Curtains and
'Ttfeorations, ever exhibitedin Lebanon, consisting of
oreign and Douses* stylps, BeW . anti direct from
the Manufactures . :
Persons wantinetheir neusee Piiftered 'will do 'well
bq lookiitg dyer thiVatoek before.,gnintelsewhere. as it
'comprises all thilateat styles of Trento, English and
American Gold, Velvet, Satin, Glaiteilarid,4ank:papsre.
Also a great variety of Paunel work, I/moral tons, Mould
ings, Borders, Fire-Board Prints,'CittrttrfPlehes. Statua
ry and Ornaments, also an endless moiety of Window
Shades, Curtains, Cords and Tassels. New and Idtely
patented fixtures for- w.indow.,,eltades. far superior to
any - now in uSeatil cif; *blab Will be s'old on terms
- to
suit the times.
**..),A.V.E1l GANGING, promptly attended:to and
neatly oxicuted by the best wotkinen rio the' place„—
None but good workmen. employed, and .All work war
ranted. Charges, 10 cents a piece Air Hanging Pavel:-
,
Lebanon, Agra 18, 186 u.
Lime and
undersigned bus consfantly - Un band, treif for - sale
1. a good supply of the bestliene and .storie for
nig purposes next the lionaglimore Furnace, which wlil
be disposed of on reasonable terms!• -
Lebanon, Juno 1, 109., CUNitAD BANKS.
BOWMAN; HADER . &'CAPP'S
Lila:1111ER 1 aRIPt:7
This Way, if you Want -Cheap _Lumber.
THE undersigned have lately formed a partner
ship for the purpose of engaging in the Lim
ber linfanosq. on a newplan„yetlkl_rectfullyinforatt
the ptintiencrarge:ten• paten. - orotneness asys,lstit
DOW3Ida'S Old Lumber Yard. in East .Lebatielt;frofttlig
on Chestnut street, one square from the'Etangelical
church. They hateenlarged the Yard and filled it with
a now and excellent assortment of all kinds of Lumber;
such as BOARDS, •JOISTS, -
LATHS, SHINDLES, AND SCANTLING,
of ail lengths and thicknesses. In short, they keep con
stantly on hand, a full and well-seasoned aseOrtnient of
all kinds of BUILDING MATARIALS. Persons in want
of anything in their line are incited to call, examine their
stock, and learn.their prices.
Thankful for, past favors, they hope, that by attention
to businosti and inoderatekrioes, to merit a Calqiltalaea
of public patronage:
BOWNIAN,. HAUER k
Lebanon. April 8. 1808.
ItiliehMl . lE4UlSer, .
(Avner of MulLerry mut Chestnut streets, Lebattrm,
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ORNANENTAL OAST AND WROUGHT IRON
•
011. Cemeteries, Verandas, Balconie4tiiii . tile'and
F
vete Grounds, dm., which lie offers itreat Ts,
riot' of designs at Rorer prices than Ilia Brune can be on.,
tained elsewhere. Also, CLEAIN - .lkliiar..s of 'oycry
striptiou constantly kept on hand. -
August 25. 1858.-tr. ' ;
Lebanon !Female deadll ary
frill& EIGHTH SESSION of the "Lebanon FeMale
SentinaryP. copmenced on thO let - Any of February;
ISM,. titular the allilisrrision of MODES= .DEOLLIII4,
who has' nMecinted with him LLB ASEAtanty Miss JANE
bIOORIka Graduate of Me Nilo Hampton Seliost; N.- a. -
who is nut only wait qualified, but has also had clang&
arable experience we a 'reacher. -
Mrs. Decamps; will attand to the Sewing -De
partment. For fUrther Particulate inquire for CiroUlat - ,
Lebanon, Feb. S, 1800 '.
'WILLIAM CONWAY,
SOAP & CAN D-Lg.
AtANUFACTLTRER,
No. 316 South SECOND St.,Philadelphio,
Palm, Variegated, White, Chemical, Oliva, Tatra Yet."
l o w, Palo and Brown Soap, 84arlue, and. Tallow Can.,
dies, •e. - .
N. s.—The highest prima paid for Tallow. -
A Tula BRO:prOmhe to b,Punctual* d
AL does& Widow 811 erhomayoariblitheta7o j
and Shoes.
MIMI