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DiXOdIUTIO POMMIES CEASE TO LEAD, WE OUSE
TO louver.
1911.1‘. BRESLIN, Editor and Proprietor.
LtBANOIT, P.A.
WEDNESDAY, JUjit 20,-18601
_
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1360
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGEI
OP KENTOOIP.
(Subject be the Decision of the' Baltimore 'Democratic
National Convention.)
FOR GOVERIitOR,
HENRY D. POSTER,
OF WESTMORELAND
'PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
' Vectors at Large.
*mon YAM. Oao. H. UDC.
.Diseriei
1. Fretiorl i oli,Server. 14. J. Beckhow.
2. Wm. 0. Patterson. 18. George D. Jackson
8. Joe. Crockett. 16. J. A. Aht.
4. J Ch Brenner. 17. J. B. Danner.
6. J. W. Jacoby. 18; J. R. "Crawford.
13. Charles Kelly. 11. H. N. Lee.
t r. 0. P. Jame'. • 20. J. B. Howell.
8. David* Schott. ,"
21. N. P. Fetterman.
2. J. L. Defter. M t Samuel Marshall.
10. 2.8. Barber. M. William Book.
11. T. H. Walker. 24. D. D. Hamlin.
12. B.B..Winchester. •22. Gaylord Churzh.
13. Joseph LeMbach. •
mar Very contested seat yet tried
by the U. S. House oe'Representa
tives this session has been awarded
to the Republican contestant. There
is suQb.a disgraceful partyapirit man
ifested by the members of that party,
in utter,disregard 6f the merits of the
cases- befbre;them, that , the Demo
crats, knowinglthe.futility of trying
to obtain their rights, in a measure
quietly submit to the outrages, and
permit their' opponents to have the
length ,of. topes," confident that
they will yet hang themselves. Last
week, vihon Barret's case, (let Con
gressional district of Missouri,) was
decided in favor of Blair, the contes
tant, the latter feeling that! another
outrage had - been commitied, prompt
ly declared his determination to re.
sign, so that the matti3r can "'again be
submitted to the people. Although
be was the contestant, .and obtained
the he felt thaQie:_wee pot-legal
lyentitled to it, and-pursues a course
'Which is'of some credit to him.
Row rg BAs Dennt—lt is true that
only forty •members Of the lionise of
itepresentatiVes voted rtinsethe re
port he i tliflieittiy Commiltce, to
3whoza was referred the prote4 of Mr.
Buohaoan, but-in the first• place it is
of no avail for the Dernocritcy o re`
silt the high •haticled . ontrag(4,4
opposition, and secondly; of - the .
opposition fared eft with • DernoCiatu
and - theasneaked int-and voted.nevef;
theless. . One such was Mr. Junkin,
of. Pennsylvania. W hen the vote yes,
taken he statiad , that he ~‘ had paired'
off with Mr.-Betvizr, ef , . - Vtrginta, but
that as this is a mere, expression on
the part of the nOUSe t and does not
amount tolegislatiim, I will vote: " I
vote aye comment is Unnecessary.
II& The Coiode &Selling Commit
tee has a very looiewaf bf-doing its
work. 4. few days.ago they, exam
ined a Mr... Webster in regard to the
Post Offlee blank printing, andlwith.
out giving him,leave •to -eintiOnehiB
papers or think- about-Or
they compelled .
relative to have
happenectitm4 of..tbrite• yews. two.•
On the stredgtib_ef his answers Dins
given they published to , the •norld .
that the President had atteniptrid - iii
bribe Mr; F,orrqq . with the-4E4? - 4g
of said blanks, worth about 880,004.
per annum. • Since their_ Non, .1; S.
Black has been. eicamined on the 104 e
subject, who disprOvel,'Mitfki
teStinioq 4t !..Feksic4'4l - 1 441i n dedge
tions thefefrinu t :by Abe oommittee..-.--•
The Presidelmt-kneiV nothing tt all of
the matterjuandiniteitddfan'atisibint,
boing made 49 bribe A lfr, !piney:: It;
friends atienciAita'tsl.9lci - orC a bribe .
from Mew* •And
the failure to. obtainwliiell, in addl..
tion to his disappointinentiiiii his ae
pirations for the SonetorShhiend
Cabinet place; have ,00ca-.
sioned Mr...Forney:a :hostilitk .to the
Mr.. Nebs*
.bae
since aoknowledged!thet he,,essimt.
either refatotri. aqtradiet Black's
testimony. So , much for the Covodei
committee and'it€l,investiiationi.
lig. Sortie of the
.Republican jour
nals are tryltg - to kink,Scnatsr
,
pei; out.of the :iistrt . on kgeouitte, of
the .recentr speech ho .delivered the.
Senate. Tireir . principles, candidates;
party, speouheei and all, are inViantii
cable, hence the. jarAntaii)itititiiiii
their ranks. -6 nu,sperltaiitsygoko,d_a
publican Ammo , 4if. Omn i ., with this
difference4harhiriwpnt ashasned. of
the prindstets - Whiet4riaßlife-ef the
Republicap l iuttki;
the gene, kirid -IMO;
afraid and asbarned t 9 oboyEltsoir trine
colors. If - Ilepsalszais editors:and or: '
atom were- to' diliOislt• fralffilje tale
Pr i 010 0 A ' o ? ll itrj*kt l ile:ki r S t ltd
not 1 " c°1.T.?!.14'41,457PC5C/;.'7f.5°11A.*91415
mar ongimcirs,4 4 uuti4l
egrqee were • manntnltteid in: Freder
ick countr y 7Maryland r -between the
Ist of gaighlana4be , let of Jonew2—
The-higheei - nutebek, mxnumitteduliy
ontFtertan,' bit reWOOThrer left
for the North
or. The opposition are still trou
bled,,a, great deal regard to the ig
nontiny that Arentiiiied - nPon them
by the "John Brown raid into Vir
ginia."Ay want the-Demeerats
,to.,say th 4 they -no not believe that a
"single Republican Was cOmpromised
thereby." _ Peoplain the "last half of I
the nineteenth eentury" do not, tell
lies forliie sake"of pleasing thiir op
ponents., Instead . , of a, "single" Re:
publican being compromised by that
murderoutrundertaking, there are tens
of thousands, and there is scarcely a I
Republican paper in the land whose 1
doctrines are not calculate r d precisely
to produce such outrages. Did 'not,
the Republicamc- of the - north' run
wild with sympathy on account of
the fate of Brown, and did thttnot
drag his dead body in triumph.a thou
,
sand miles, from the gallows to its fi
nal resting place?: We kno* that in
this "last 'half" such reminiscenses
arerather'dit6Stefttl, but when . the
enlightenment As not attficient to
prevent, them, weare happy to know
that by the aid{. of i;Oher second
thoughts it condemnii,,thern. More
over, the 'active Aarticipati* in that
deed of 'blood. is, , ai - netyifig when
comParecimAi wha*P W4o4:ehing of
thelirinciples .of
f John Brown and his
fanatics may yet lead' to.' -A Hence, the
assumptioU that only those actually
at Ifariler's Ferry, or, furnishing
means.for that identical expedition,
is - small talk. . The Republican party
is making a vast Harper's Ferry of
the entire north, and nearly - all their
leaders are John Brewils, and should
this Republic be so unfortunate as to
have them triumph next November,
it will be hard to tell how 'this "last
half of the nineteenth cehtury" may
end for the United States.
"Thedistinct i.;t:the Repub
licans.
is tokeep "niggers"from "spread
and every citizen, that can
spell dog within threetrials, knows
this to be the fact.:-:-Courier.
Yes, the:pa/icy of the - Republican
party may - be so"in 'New' York, and
Dome few other places, where negroes
have votes-to cast for the candidates
of party,— but how about the
practice. The Johu• BroviD raid 3 '4,
Ifarper's Ferry, if' ler:4lllqt calcula
ted to spread Diggers its real. object
hat 4 not yet been develiiped. If the
underground: railroad operations, -as
well as the ptlier-ripPlianees used by
theLergissiziee Otheßepublicansand
ihesucc4ifut:oitilition of each one
is aidieg,the l 'escape .ef a . slave from
the Louth isreceived with Dw'shcibt of
rdy by the orators- and speakers n of
that' PartY,) id not 'spreading niggers,'
there is no-Spread , in • them. If the
speephes of Giddings,:-Lovejoy, Sum- I
-nor and other great lightirof the Re
publiean party do not prove the prac
tice of the party to be favorable to
the spread of njggera, ,requires
good dealmore learning than: to :be:
to able - spell 'doglivithin tbiree trls tcP
know what they Mean bY'Weir ti-ashy
oratorial displays;
. •
'air A don:y . o6llB,n 9fq,
eon th ern beifibinilin wan idta
mend; Ja!q• M 3 k:;'46eFiAn
illitOrdningnoiminianiii.Waisdetermin' ;.
oil' to adjouin tsuntitwiftnil the:
more=eonirittti•O%, , :ik 'the, tiAlian rot; the
lafter ipE.T6i?'B4}Wifyctoii
tit' *bin: but.,ifai:.4o4;iiroy i e.zioceT :
table not to nt3Ptatifint , •WA trust/there
will no. oceagionifor a seriond
irg RUA inendi con.trosiitiiin. •
' /fir Ertdeley.:io kiBss addressed a
,
letter to ,I d.rJ'geWer B, ,.diissolving' - ipeii:.
ticarpartne w rsVp with hi m'beeause thei f '
•latter 4 .1 1:;$
-
ly as 413 irpAgistil - lru;) mpritarequired„,
One of, th has • referen
,to• and after the itampitigh 'of 1840
.
mfd fall6W? ." 1- ` '
Now came ibe-greit-riienkilerof th e ' , we ll mob'
of e poon•stiortreZe liottaftit ' , suckers j ot Washittil
loerr; not being oonntett; in-, • Second regiments
'of them went on from. thie. t pri•y; big DO one of
the; whole crosid='-thtiti.tPl - Aay. it !rho shouldn't
—lcadi.d.pne so ninatilttarfidZeo. Madsen:a nom -
ination end election ets.you3sfrespeetfully. I esk..
.ed nothing, erpfcied.nothlngl , hut yon, Oiyieenay
Seward ought-to have ideiddlkiit I berostnatster
of New Tork. ,:GA
Thatileimodestipall *Olt as mofftn•
ful, : and r affiiitfnelbei .
refereifoi):ta, 414
as an evidence of lir: Oftrom , EY'S LT
,preciation-of the feassesj:raar prove
profitable to - the "swell:mob",ai"Tall
splitots"-fa 'whose welf*f);Glr
,now takes such deep iii - 4#(1114 and
whose offorps,_hereafter he .may: bead
ready to contemn.
'
ice' The fiifi owing-are some of this
porerfitkarguments advanced .by the
bpp*l4ttitm-in support of their Piesi
zieritialtiparrilidate :-- -
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The above ph i 4 mein ti; Mity/ASUZ
es upon 'people iiriog,,in ,the 4nligfit-•
; L ied nineteenth cee.tery, anti ita; they
.use n0!.(zt,13 erg., it la: fiiii 4;1) , - R thru i tle
tha i t Ni, . „ . :: ; ' . ..411 itlerr- auviik;-4/
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VoM 0,
EN
THE LEBANON ADVERTISER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
I Wir The silly-stuff published about
"Old Abe Lincoln"_in the Republican
. .- .
papers, is truly contemptible. Old
Abe is no doabt already convinced
thatr_all the-speaneyain_the land are
in his support, if ; he i f eesNy pliblisli
-1 ed in the paperlAtiat supPortfrini. ~.
The'eftinptign' - of - the
opposition spienderifferenk „ The
VOllO3B ofone of, their songs, „ends
"With_ 'L o ra IRA Atafa
" Welt conquer` .r DiE • • ;
Perhaps they Will 'if - their fate is not
like that of the boy who entered a
fight with the same determination,but
getting pretty well iclied; he forgot
to die and committelti, during the ex
citement of the figi t it,'' the grevns
crime for which Sam Houston was
once "sot back," (tore 'his pants,. we
believe,) We are inclined to think
that a greater number of the opposi
tion will be unfortunate than dying,
especially . if they I)art,al.Fe - freely, of
.
!ribs Massachusetts tut 44opted
resolutions - . endeiraing SunithoPii cour s e in
the United States -Senate,"
The people of MaSsAChusetts endors
ed the course of John Brovin
Harper's Ferry, but still Unit did not
prevent old Ossayratornie from get
ting his just deserts.
ma.. The Rev. Petereartwright,the
famous backwoods, -preacher from IL
.
limits who is familliar .with Western
politics and politicans as with the Si
,
•
Bi
ble, has'recently been in attendance
at the' Methodist Conference 'at Ro.
cheater. A correspondent oftheßuf
.falo Courier, who was in the cars with
him a day 'or two a;fter-the no mina.
tion atiChicogo was made,relates the
folloWing incident.
The venerable Peter' Cartwright hadiaken,a
seat for Roehester, and; during some fiftomfralit
utes previoire to the time the cars left the depot,
the Doctor wee giving-me t in hie hopestimanner,
-,hisopinion of both Stephen A. Donglae.and Ab ca
bana Linable. He bad finished :the '"Littfe
'Giant," and was saying of "Honest Abe"- that
he . is a good citizen, apright; -and "id point of
talent, is a second•rate lawyer." Just at that mo
ment, in came a haunaing. hot RePuhlican, With
his platform in his hind, and it, si , 'atriear-ttre
Doctor. He camejust in- thaw lo hear-the re
mark in regard to Mr.A.lneolit's
.talent, and it
roused him cronderfulfy: He interrupted the
Doctor (not knOwing him) and-proceeded;
,under
a rather high pressure of steam, to inform him
that he was mistaken en=that„politt. After he
had,blown' off somewhat;' the Doetrtisaidl
my-friend, [don't know but-You are more famil
iar with the character and.history of both Mr.
Douglas and Mr. Lincoln than I am. :Per myself,
_earl,l only say - that I licerin'tliti.same county
with eat of Gunn - bar twenty-five years ; that I
gave Mr. Donk/alk first office be was. ever fa:
cored with that:l myeelf twice: run; opposition.
te.Mr. Lincoln, for &seat in, the Legislature of
Illinois' and beat hiin both times " and can do it
again T willf±" , .lty this tinia, pan may Weir
suppose that the laughter. drowned whatever also
the Doctor.might, hate said.'
The Philadelphia Iquirer one
of the leading oppositiont papers -in
that, city, has the lOnesty to acknowl
edge that the herieblicans are as much
to: blame as 'Mut Democrats for the de
feat of the Tariff bill in the Senate.—
In consequence the Inquiicr is 'being
very rapidly read ont of the party.
via., It is said that the New York
aldermen had themselveo"so complete
ly disguised- during: the reetptiou.of
the Japanese,.Embaisy . .06 .13attit4oy,
that their-best'friendi
nine thorn. The disguise mfesk:Wai,a
v; ,eindnle trot ettikitivii
.
Qn.
ME
Mt' I tlft Y l i fltd , d'itiftps.
itiur friend th a .131xpr.ese nanbrongb t
nii.4 : t(reineodous - tong, b92fiktibe: other
day! :Upon . opening . it. what. was der
,
surprise itts finding elieleeied-On e'or coo
if ` ,. itiid
identical Nitieks"' old • Aye. ET. t,
1- .. .3. . - - ~r ~, n., p
the follonipg let ter. It "appiiir3gAbe t
th ongktove vil ore editor of a, ReptAtli pap
puperxend gives us .some advice sit to"
hoe , ' we should 474;466(40d, requesti nglik
to !!tlyty tho thin cunslity_ fine."
, • ; • • • SP RINIIII7p3D, ~ ..111.; June-6, 'BO.
Esq.,'
Sjit.s-1' send you thleday , by t1 M ..,13." - Alsesiss:
: :Kumpany one of them Itelau Which a/shit:Lea:
'in up' Bich a fewrore thiewnttlall of these g,rate..
States.=-Minut. sum 23 what glon't rote our ticket.
You lan rely on this being the ~ ..'rail artiele".4l;it
were eplit by, my individual self ruin 40, yeora•
since when I were flatbating it down the Wabash
river for this ookostkum.. rwant u.tn go iti - runl;
git Alp a ; treemenddus
only
.over .thip yet
stick, at it no the only plank ,in IW. blelh "Rig..
up-li-can platform that tattoo etitlitifid we iiktat '
bile our eggs while the'wharstr4oi*hilr.Zrlll4l:4ll4
goners 4 1 4rikas. , Proael00; w.'„:-... 9 : r.' : -.; ~...
Ilorgeuizo yor wid-a-wiltAlt,Welnuateititia . rtse,
away It send a oWn , tolg . e* Toile to' 11.**Ore)y tit 'Se'
-fordtiokitnerifs. ;prim fiketiodlfit with' H. , ilP. teas;
and we dew bleitlia 40 Itekefarefete 1)4: 0 3 4' clod*:
! merits., • .. .. ..-. ;. •.• .
the& err s*ehet 'thattit'Ofilighea. 'l9 Mine'
were all Writ by "old Joe 13lisettiiP.,that 'vr Rd emit:
to the tponnyoutsiary sum: timeosinco , for ,hoss
ateelin but were parduned ent,by;our republigan
Guvorner Air my benefit. 'noir - do they;,talco
down in Lebnon Co. Scatter um around emit*
theignotant farmers and Mechanics ProftutelT.---
Let mo kno if Labial send. you any morn Woeful
ve ore over run with brdtti.foi efa 'trot rilifold:
I am sorry to ws,r4 Gaits, been ' sorneWhatlibin: ,
awagled An this reirele:bianir-7 , alsooi.ctiss,dcrolo
in oberlin sent on ( to meifor..l6 dossen whielE.l ;
forwarded to hitspill.jiaaa'ai (4 1 . 1 ,r/telf iivielf;ll4
he writ me he hadn't Si' 034. r-6.- itrisinee:ii.'
formed that the old cuss kut: em `all tip tor :fir&
'would and.wonte nesd any more Would for,a.right
smart time to cum .
I thhik'i am not ntistriken in gore being editur•
of the kurrier, am I•say"? It Wentatti4lo Ult.illiti,
yet thing oat as - the devil tirotdd be f itezpay4kif
did, , ancl we must ploy this.yee Ikurgymightf
fine.
" I want you to gosie heavy on the Vie-that the'
'first eillible of my-last baroe'and-the last sillible,
of my .first name and the lrgit Una . laskeilliblikot
first name and last and" flinapligios - nr - balkmi'
:names-make "Abo LinA, lenit-L4lia' iliklity'griBB •
joke and there are a big lot of superstitious trod;
igeoraut laboring men in, the Run 47, thot r ,will,
think it.bbppened beelines-we wire forebrditinwil.
think
me a koi• - ...." . 4ryei vary *de
se:eiteer rnPe k it rbiromcucii,giii :deep yhoPpi
.Bil
ehleled,l.wont. leave you -out in the Iteltf.. . -
V 66 hole, an( id thh whidir erthif ithmottil '
liivroiet ,•• I iiity A.Bulliti fdi , T'us, 0 ".'3.. . .; ". ' 1
From your old Erie Itsi. t+ '' ." ........!--..^' .
...0, r , a - --- , 0 ~ ,t4B . ,c 6 1.11 ,44 , ,
.'it _ Ea j ......"1 0 • ~,: . r l' ; 2 : - tfl Y ft.'s z i' -, i d :
i meg! 'lmat tiltie i to. a' i3elivrrdilive . ..,
fa. Meeting-, held 'ill 'Mt 'INAPTisI,'
' Piiiiik, Mr. Foiiini 1 01iicittvwifireaiid '
. 0 e Ass of Aix . naillop' , liy 'the fiteittabli.,'
Pan -prcos4(6_ ilsAinielltiAß4 -mischievt
4upti , and ehldiAtote; for Bell snd Even:
1 eft Vitletfieertny 50644614 •theittat
li oe Br i %-, oi , i 1 0t. ,,,t-t-t t,,,4 4,.• .. rtt 1 , 1 . 1 - 4(4'1.
* To be able to. split-rails will he
a necessary qualification for candi-.
dates of the opposition for county
offices this fall. The question will be
put to•every one of them, before the
meeting,cif the convention, and iffhey I
Tcanhoi-answer in the affirmative, they '1
will ..be-_ "comflummixed." So those
who do not understand the bu
siness had better leirn it at once.—
We give fair notice thatakainst every .
•
one of their candidates not 'a proficif
ent in the business we shall pitch at
well-knewn and uncomprothising rail
splitter. Then look out. If Lincoln
is to, have yotes because,he was a rail
splitter our candidates must have
them too. No man can be elected to
a county :.office this fall who is not a
rail-splitter. We wouldn't be in Mr.
Kiln nger's boois fora fortune, because
every body knows he can't split-rails.
'Hence, hoW can he expect to be re
lelected?
,Will he decline? That is
now the question.
, .
Otr Suppose the nsgro slavery
should be abolished, and-three million
of a degraded and inferior race were
to be turned loose upon the north—
what then ? what would. be done with
theni? Oar jails and .alms-houses
would be filled, to oVerfloWing, out.
rages too monstrous , to be' named
would be of daily ocqurrence. Is
this the political millenitun the fana
tics would usher: in ? Had we not
better "let well enough alone ?"
Del., The last and newest title of
the opposition is "Rail-splitters." In
PennsylvUnia they had hardly time
to become Republicans, and:now they
must change again. Butovitheut de
signing to be,persooal, loOk at -some
Of the followerS of that party, and
then by some stretch of the itnagina
tion endeavor to realize the applica
bility of the title,- "Rail-splitters !"
CATTLE ow RAILROADB.—We notice
the constant,institUtiorret suits in all
parts of the - State, acrainst Railroad
companies to recover the value of cat
tle and `other liVe-stock run over and
killed. There is much misapprehen
sidirin 'relation to the wla touching
snOh cases, andsuch suits are almost
uniformily decided against the coni
plainants. The "practice of allow
ing cattle to run at large upon rail
roads is in the- highest , degree censur
•
able, and evidences an utter disrevard
of the safety,of `the traveling publici
for often the. most • serious
bats result; froth this very cause. So
far from the company being liable,
ownerS•of cattle l so killed are without
redress,but arein fact themselves re
sponsible for all damages incurred in
consequence of their cattle obstruct
ing the track.
THE 'TARIFF IN - CONGRESS
.In the Senate, on. Wednesday, Mr.
trOpi the Committee on Fi.
mulct), reported the House Tariff bill
without •unisiidthent; - -bOt- rkth • rec.-
om men datio that consideration •
4-10,84:t 01 . until, the"` .Becori.d., . Mon
diy36,Di t ef e iiiber .! The ,nrptiop •
mad e.by ;11.r.litin ter to that titf. t i w asi
laid over until . Friday, *ben -cOpißik,
upti oiid t it itgie s eCtiTiq the
• • " • lti•
f4sll6#loo'9tik " • .
41. 4 94 4 1 4 08t * ita y0;fii ii * - 1:04 8 6:
nu; - ::ont - ofitp, PaTio.„RjszjiatticN.
oreou , oliv.xerapliillA.ubt4A4m , ,
.1540:-0ill l"e Arlit,i4nhasitin
I . lthe,. $4 4 14 . 13144.7:
I Ton altiii,."WiAll,:alid:Y.olo6;;24..;
•1 4 17.418=4Nists•
Doolittle, - . 7e46:nden, . Fiiok ,;yi)ster,
4400; .I•Tartin;;;Ki i n,..«, — Liithanb
;SOTO% 'Si Atmoy,i
Truuibnll "Nude, ilkintiOnpiid
. •
' the`] emb,lipaqulfyi;rough t .
us,hard ; ,fas CEO! did Sen ate . r .
. 13iglelt:and4sefertd"- .fothqr prominent
;Red
:would. not . hayty . **ilfeli e . is is;
they, secret& desired,•
that7ther can bring the.Preisi-•
..den tial election - 01BM; • Thnqr.
I•ZVeMlik Poit,:'*.:l#4o*"*ooll64.
3 6 4i 13 .a ) P1iic 1 00.90"40 6 ; . 4‘, 11 tiff: .
iom firet.r 4 ,1 A141100. '
••inessuredi terme,4le4aolat;noinstok:
lioressive, and made to;•itilva* -t.b‘
lutirosts Or a re* eVfia pittku-.
lar brancbes of. malufadtVOL'At ; 04
. xpens of
44 1 .4.11-40 , Hate, .o.3oi4un g ;;Re,
publican :Seuaiori.lmetena. 4lie
1111 . 1'ei tellbig.the'Senite'
,;(ind' . the ',044.6.• :1,144 i its def Vat is
- foroOb dad 1 . -4 not;
.fikteLifflatit,
itekby...the4arti ali4r Of iheipeatesect
- •
tijkoui4 iult-4.11.1-...wa As a wepttrect ; id
maair time, amitkatmembere will
4h 443 'RilllirPtl. lota 111;3- Pre side n
fliitreleotipn will theq be over, l und leg=
sti iTte9t:v?/11J Ve in C..‘1.1P1,1141
pnblicarrlnntytong4 itci in tlBs7l,to
litiv4 repeitiedi 439 Tivifflf 18443 j:
= v
tOWEr J!ax ! . daskotrl . 4 5E, -c or ma tirh i l ls!
'likely to, ba b liiolotigod<64oria the leih•• •
inst., the , day agreed - opon< by both,
branches for the :final eiljolu l nment.--:
The Senate, on Thursday,patiee'd teree.'
,autjotii , extending,thetiassicin till M'en'.:
dap:Aar-25dt bseiclee :the
Rouse, which will 'probably coodwr!
FROM BALTIMORE
At our latest advises from the Dem
ocratic National - Convention at Balti
more, the admission of the seceding
delegates from several of the south
,ern atateB was, under consideration.
Tba "Voidoerao3r" Sneer at ABRAHAM
I M IC9 - 14C ..... 143 t " M u : '
, 7it c P ublic g" P c 'P erB
111 O they don't 1 They only sneer
at; a
,set ot iackasse§ ,g4l round in.
the -- hbVisttrii 1 610 i fk Joil -their
basks,thinking they- therebutgrify a,
man IX* followed Cirremts,ble 'And
lione t 3tbusin46 of fpfkliiting,,fails..o It
is not the man who, split, ther,ails,but
the fools who have suddenly become
rail worshippers, that they sneer at.
—Erie ;Observer -
BEM
_STiaNGE CutotroisTA.igim--41, • the
'Sprint: , of 1859, Atr. - .:Jacob ' Soho - env
In contyaiy with some,other young
men, were fishing Span ='s Dam,
in this county, Mr. S. in walking over
the.datti, slipped and in falling his
watch (a, very ivalnable otte,) fell out
of ,his poCket..,-:The:-party immediate
ly set= to wdrkieltndl„lteloet valua
ble,'but without avail, and - WO suppose
Lr. S. had given' tifi - all hopes of ever
:recovering it. - `-0n Titesday last a, gen
tlenian -Wa's* - fishing in flie• 064, about,
a mile below the dam; a3tl in wading
the creek found s the watch. It, looked
to all - appearmacts.al new watch,high
ly- polished. He took it home, open
,ed-it, and found the works as , free
from sand or, 41,,i hb
rt , as ° - "t it had
o
never heenout of its proper place;
and on winding it, the works started,
and, it keeps as correct time as ever.
Not even-the crystal was breken. •
INTERESTING TO CASHIERS.--In New
York a ease has just been decided that
may be of interest to 'bank officers'
and those dealing in bank stock. In
that State, as in Pennsylvania ; week
ly statementwof the condition of the
banks, certified by the Cashiers, are
published. A purohaser of the stock
of a bank whose statement was - ,"dpe
from other banks, $129,000,7- while
the actual amountdue was,mily„ $5,-
000, sued tile cashierlor, this differ
ence in the assets of the hank, mak
ing a difference of $2O on the value
of each - share of stock. The cashier
demurred to the action ; arid-the Judge
sustained the demiifter.orilhe ground
that it any one was, liable it was the
bank, not the cashier. The Supreme
COurt has, however, reversed
Court below, Arid Aseetts that the
cashier liable personally, if he mis
states the assets , of the bank
GIIRMANa.--The„Republicaas
who constraeted-4he 14th rail in their
platfoini please_ Carl Slaurta„ ate
secure the 300,000: Geriran. votes in
the West, will be ; a little disappointed
to learn that - the intelligent Germans
in this State will not bite, nor evert
nibble at such—bait.
• ..Ei t eiTomeme.r—Miss Lizziee-Martin
just the verge of sweet seventeen,
plump, beautifql 'and a "Sh'aliereas" to
bout, has_just "ehaken" off the strai ght laeed "habits" of .her Society:, and hie'
sought the more pleasing society of a
young and ardent lover, Mr. M urrey.—
The thteresting affair happend in Cleve,
land, Ohio. The beauty of the 'young
Shakeress attracted the dark eyes of the
youth, and vice versa. So a "runaway"
was .planned and , successfully carried ,
out-lair Monday. The inier - and two
friends ..pee, < into the
Shaker iretidelynt r it ,Iriliirretwille, car
ried;of the prize, ao,4*elan -; d mirtiate;
dtd the rest.:_
ToPotratotters' arm is
"eald , ,ro ke•-•beyOod
iTleOnan's ter
rible blows. The London Mornfifir
.
Post says
*!Ack j ii•liglf-9 1 iNFIRfl?P9,t,i4I1 10 14•1 11
Cliarnpion of England: Siunrs-lins•*e:
rinC.lll 'da
tired, and . Seel aen be belt a
iainst•all
to an acknoikleiignient ~pf'i defeat by
Sayers. • if he had made it• : a . little., d
ear•
tier 'Ale people of Englailtiar—lo'rda an
la tiii . ker - q" and tailor ii-'jwq,u)ll. not
bitigrairbacyitied*;ooo for: the netted
bedlif the "priie
qiitist r .ok's Success CorirFrniarpor.
rfapfiirteil 'entrance of.GARIALDI
fuilly.?Confirriied by ; the
tbekliter inivicealroin Europe. 'Grint
,Bajtglited natabliebedrinalead=quarters
at'Palerinir:lfiei a a
bombardment loth. by 40,a -end-Al land.
On the inonient oChlititrgntits,-Ihe:'poji,
ulace arose in his_ at r~ t ea taring
the Royal
i t on 111 and . .T11p . 430m.
•ba awatitilf.-`, F otiliriu ed, and. ss ,
in killed and t 4yolidifedi
• ; , :t • •
07 - .1 - IoN.; DANIEL CLiRCIi t i bf New.
:Hampshire, wetron Monday last:ft-elect.'
ed U. S. Senator by. Vie' Legislature of
iket State for ark years froth', i 41. b • a
MUM' mato. -He Its tiltepuiaiCan. •
A Commons, ' str-rfton MAR.' To
Lotitsak,%.,:-The gip; sit 'the Missouri railroad
is finished; and the elrotimition through to New
'Orleanir is now comp'leie, The thneletween,Nsw
Orleans and Philadelphia, by this route, will be
only sigbty hours. By the,oomplistion of this
link, ibereis now a continuance iritdroad•Trom
'Bangor, gains,' t 9 New Orleans '• - tiscept three
ti h e ft ferries saluilsort river, the 'ol4queballurah
scathe Potemsfrriverri. •,This-vast,orbeinqintriz
waysla composed Orsigtiti3en Mdependesit
WHAT LOF.•••ZRE LOYOUSTWI
The seSepteen-Yilarlo,4leltoraulP
ed, having their *pima Co niat
.ty, have s e i nninAtitruelt i tmaikin,o, l t i be minds
-if many of those' o li o Ito not underalaild;thinat
! like and habits of Rhe:ijteeeY '
.So stio
,picar' to •tHltilt-thritill-eini llaiSnresqll3lo4l"°'
'Bee - fatal in urra iretleiting 'thlis-moun layout a•
iinnish teen t for thtfAis tike•fpoo' pi. This
ihink „giving to rhasalittkiiiingalisis the mucb
mgortaptie. The In f eCilfow,kiinNiinv the get v
it,YeitrEloritit,2 1s Weig.which %was formerly
known as ; the Qicada. some •natural iistat it? is
Italia the 'Cli t ed,efed Cielldß,V on account oVthe
besirtibil3pughje•Aulor of its gales.; Linteus
ea " icada-BepteMdesirE42 accordi n g to
tpopul r ta)teisiinAe4,oyea).B
onne tb dt h tnateMty." - heM^Aldits of`the
1 9 tern countries are of „the, tome species as the
941m0n grasshopper ofilyallarger and go in
sttrirms devouring epry_tkijpg t l i pthe vegetable
-Kingdom that eomel'iniherrwity;bot the Cicada
n of i our country.pato,npOipg, A tiayikig,po„jnouth
9nd subsists entirely . npoirlhof-dtli- which lodges
•upon plants, end the leow et Jrves, ani.l4 sap
Which exudes frotri - gteihr vegetarro . n. , be only
_damage which the Cicada does
• to anything, Is to
sting and thus kill ireurrof the inhaller stems and
twigs of the trees when jn, th s o moms of dopes
riting Its eggs. THe -procesi -hy"whibb they are
!nought into existence is thit;,.Tlo ems are de
posited in a stem orosiniali brahob.it a tree or
Arab, by
,thejemale Cicada, by means of the Dr
gin kttoitii as the' el - ipoilt64" TheiriPlegalerlifbh
are about the sixteenth of an inch in length, and'
of, a whitish color, are hatched in about six weeks,
and the larvte:fais to the ground into which they
hasteli with all . possible despatch, The larva) is'
covered by a thin sub shell, which it acquires in
its residence beneath the surface, in which it lies
encased -until-tike tinottel reeurreetion: -When
this period comes, it emerges from the ground,
climbs a tree or sheulr; ithrows ~off its 011uitiPlilba-
Hon of its speicies,lentinir aS it itroesalhi
typed, monotonous song of its ancestors. It is
averrO.,that the„fett44. l .l.4tra...datob, Abe... Armies
alone exercising the powers of mistrelsy. If such
is the case, holy_ MODS' 11, 0 oryaeuls there. are who
Itrift-tbellittlersoatifdit. their If is
not in the nature, of•the insect to do any damage,'
except such injury as we have. mentioned,
'while depositing their eggs, so .we -advise our
friends not to lay awake nights indulging in fears
and misgivings concerning crops, for-ainilliOn of
these insects would not do in a lifetime the 'half.
of the damage which hundred grasshoppers Will
do in a week. Whert they die and fall to the
ground they afford excellent food for poultry and
swine, and every firmer who profits by the tipper-
I tuna.); to let chickens and pigs loose-while the lo
custs abound; will in the fatness thereotgain more
than he will lose by their ravages.—Areto York
Express.
A GIRL .KLtLED 'WHILE TIED TO A COW.
A terrible- accident ocoured in the - town of
Delhi '
Delaware county, a week ago:yesterday,
which resulted in the death of it little girl seven
years old., Jim, parties to the sad occurrence
were William Scott, 'a boy seventeen years old,
and his half : sister, Elizabeth Doby, . the victim.
The boy Mid - been sent to take the COWS to pas•
turn, the littleiirl'accompanyinghiin. Ho had
with him a piece . of rape, ' with whieh be was to
bring back some bay. On his , way :he .phiyfully
tied one end of The rope around the . hody of his
sister, and the other end to the cow'stail. When
the cow had proceeded m-short . distance in this
way, follow.el-by ike letter Stumblediand
' fell, which so frighttinia-the cow that,rbe ran off
at a furious veto,' dragging the:: poor girl after
her. After running 'some distanbe" the 'girl's
head struck a solid rixsi, ,, crushing iu tbe, skull,
and at the same time tbe cow's tail„ptilled cot, so
great Was the force of the, res istance. The girl
VMS also badly cut around - the face, neck and
bead. The woo taken , up by , tlre boy'and 'carried
boom, where she breathed bizetwo or three titnes
before expiring. The, h a y_ is,"id loe,ra . tker
deficient in intellect, aria it is, not supposed dint
be realized the imminent.' danger in, which his
sister was placed by his miichievons conduct-
" Clip
per,
AN AWFUL IVARNlNEL—Tbeo3altimor9
of Thursday says, we beirdlYesterday,:from
an entirely reliable and responsible source,, the
particulars of an occurrence which can. only be
looked upon as an instance of Divine rebuke for
taking the name of the Almighty in justiacition
of a falsehood. We •refratnAltent mentioning
names through consideration orb parties,,who.
are respectable persons, residing in the south : -
western section of the city. It appears that' a
few days since the aunt of a young girbabont
eighteen years of age, accused 'her of baying been
guilty of some misconduct, which sbe positively
denied, and on being again - aotiusisd; she called
upon God to strike het:Wield if she was -not tell
ing the truth. In a moment after, abcording to
ber_own . statement, a film seemed to„ntfes before.
her' *yet; • and in the course Vrti ve
was totalff blind, and - abilisi eontiiined sight
less ever since. The afflicted victim of her own
Impiety confessed that she called - upon her.- Ma
ker to justify her in what 'rasa falsehood'. May
not this be considered as 0. timilble.lostancle,. - of
Divine-wrath, and City .not :the thoughtless;
within
• .
HOSTEirittrs'
STOMACH Bfrnts.
. .
The proprietors and manufaataneeiteiloB 4
TP4T.EIII3 - CELEBRATED: STOMACITIUT-.
IRS can appeal aith,kp..rfobt_ . sOnfiiiiiiine
pliysicians and eh izi.na g Meraity•ofihe United:
States, because the articlelas tittiarepit
tat ion heretofore unknown. .A.few..factenpon
this point. will speak nsoittirtoireigniti than
volumes of bare assertion orithmoning puffery.
The consumption of ilosteitini'tp§tomash Bit
ters for : the' lest year amounfed to.bver a half
million bottles, and froth ii Manifest steady,
irierensoin times pest, it ii - e:Vident that during
the coming year the consumPtiou will reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never hare been 'told but for the, rare
medieintil:prepertics contained in the prepars 7
tion, anti the sanction of the most prominent
physicinna itt those sectionS Of the country
where the article is best known, who not-only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all case&oe•tomachic derangements
and - the diseases resialtlig therefrom.
' Thia - is tiote temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary -efforts-in the way of ;trum
peting the Ittalltleits-cif
. the Bitters, but a'solid.
estimatiorF:of!in 14vAillible medicine, whipli t it.
destined to be as enduring as time itself. , '- •
Hostetter'e,.s3lo4tlA Bitters have proved
ti.l3odtteral, to :,rai4Ons. - ,wliere fever
.and agile;
and. varioutimther. -bilious complaintv.haver4
counted their yictims_by:ltiirtOridei. ' ' 4 fii‘ie
able to statiflfecitiftilintly• that. the- "Bitters"
are a certain cure for rho Dyspepsia and like
disaaits, litoftltiv3aoprietera a soifrce uff 'on
alloyed pleliettrel Itiremoves . di IttOrbidinittee
,from the Siomacti,-iiiiiilies• thil'..tilifti? . "altd T
. imparts reneWedv ) i, 4tYlbl3liityiini system,
giving it, that I)l3nclifergy indispensable
fof the reititkii t lion.oklzeili t.ffi.lt. o;peraleivion,
' the stomach, tiyet4g4lltheT t digestive organs,
mildly but„pßwerfy,l4, and soon. restores them :
to - aomiditiall easeuthiLlitlieluiaVii:Ysifseharge '
of the functions of, nature. • s'' . -
Elderly.pertienii May use the Bit*s daily as
. per.directione on : ilfe bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is-loliiasaitt tolbe palate,
invigorating to thiliowels, excellent as a tonic,
- and r,ejuvenating,g.eltere,lly. We have the cal
' dence - or amiss - 45(1a of aged men and women
who have cxperieneeththe benefit of usiagthil
preparation whilw-suffering from stomach, di- •
railgeieatis - And4C - A* debility ; 'actingunder
' the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
, aH-.• deleterfout , drititi! Altd fairly tested' the
merit's, of tioi arii9le.l i: A few words to the
, gentler sex. . 7 Tliereitse certain periods when
- tbcir,cares are so harassing that many of them
sink raider the'trial': The relation of mother
and child is so • absorbingly tender, that the '
mother, especially:if .she be young, is -apt to.
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for,herinfant. Should-the period of maternity,
aircve'Auring the slimier season, the wearAtf
bodyand-mindis-gimertilly aggravated., Haps;
',i•hOh;.lBl neci.ssity tof. a stimulant to - r0.E40-
• raiedhe eruirgies,of the system, and enable the
mother to-bear rurtmder her exhaustihg ‘ trjale
sea' 'tesponsibilities... *Nursing tnothere, - gm+,
. 411 11,YritititliC - Ditters to all other ,invigora n
, itoris • ato..reeeive the endorsement of physic
-Glans, because it is agreeable to the taste*
s well as certain - to girt a permanent increase' :
of bodily strength. - ' .''' - -.
All those persons, to whom we have partien- -
larly referred• above, to wit: et,ilfertrs from
fever and ague, caused byinalama, dtarrhma,
dysentery, indigestion,: loss of appetite, and
i all . dideases or derangements of-the stomaeh:S...
superannyated invalids, - PerspmOf - SediOtary - :
occupation, and nuAing mOthers, will da nst at,
;their- Own physical welfare by - giving • to'Dots
:-Aufei",i-. rn
Celebrated Stoath'4itt!ire a trial_
- : CADTION.—We cautiotC,thesinblie against
!: - . Pfdng.any of the many imitationsior Counter-:
feitii, but ask for Hoill'itiurit,QaT;islitliisti
.11.iiii40.SITrsitS, and see;thit'eacliballe i luti
the words J. Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach' Miters".
~ b laWit•on the side of the .- bojtt , Ito rga til i ed ,
: ; 4 : 011- OA 0,.__••111.04.111, gap ioierillt - - '6 ` dull;"
7obserre tbat our autograph:aleatory, is en the:
'
label. -s% ! - - ••••
~ air I. 2 4, an id and will l l,o4aTlCTlfckee
.
MITA, ..7iitisburir.b. Fe, sold 'by el
drugr frp op re , pgd4llitojoris steniralls -
thro oil% pe•rriLpr ed . irith . 6 0 2 •'•
31 3 04 dGer4 l6 4Y.-.._ . , r e 11., ~ •
: - %:-
y Dr. Gecoßoss;DA. Itaber,.T. L. LemberF, -- rAstra-,
non; J. C...3ollatti, Prederlaienyf; 11. D. Bip tlei • Bto.,:
Atiovillo • 11l la Eerly. 5 4 14 V - l ., `...-
A 7: • :Notice.
to blilloitti4rll2e:WerSBsiglikneßed.;4l:t4l:euld.nlai:tlliini4:l4lueetb:hi:itrfa's47lWlthlllth : e
'
111 3) ;; I i i ii "
sa property:Tor-Owe tt,thei•nartme,thalt re em e n d i ng
I
it be dealt with aw . liraftig to Ittr:. l l_ 1 , 1
)I;4B;Z:Da t iX.:oo. 4 ,Q l :4l4,f,:te ktll t lt N 4 l
--.4-- • ..3
rQ s
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- •
- Notice t , ,••
` OALL e *41591/.y.
Mea u Drv i GoCati Sto IioEf"JOSVP' Le n t u te A rs i g m AL m
clir
the
1er607111141/.130.17:,
• • • " — 1. 91 iT.1248J 4 4 7, 4111 and County of Lob= •
OOPOL o 4, ll 4ifgboeia
nry &
,ne.ki!‘ye op3p, " 4 , • rebps • nuantittid - W
Idar • OlotlirCassaintfie4ne ti ifiy e Tn -k AtAte„g::,,.
B lire*Pria:l 7, 7 .t. :
th
for Mili'andl3ofeWeee, =raj e i
rA ei i 4";tri. - those ha s y re urr e l e rme d .• 1. .
rim a ,to
ttrll"ij=,. "64°I.Mteirke*X411"11114,Ut
at_ tiNkc g aud , w try; d e cedent, make -known e
EttIANVEL'ASSILIC,'.. .r., t
cbcapast.
May 45;-'6o.::'
2=ll
iTr BER am -
DRUG-ST
IN MEDICINES QVA,I7TX:rIS OB
FIRSTIMP.OEUNCE.
Ittlaightairi (04W giAlksPli
Er 'delphid College .. .. Of PflarriOycotrereAm
tiseneartetiatiold!abl' eninicipediVftt6,
PURR taslectiod'"Of "Driige, leedielneis and
Cliemicaleqatid ttil?",dri4 quality of Partiun
nd Vbflef Mid. Fedex _s6,apa., . emhi clog tti
neat manufacture •in country, and a Istria
variety of ToottairiptigLlfalt,,penkti,Slgdn
atid‘lfiff'Bflialier PORiar, Toilet and Fine
Combs oftvori,.Sher,'Hord aindlnd la Fannon
PIIEE - syrcgp 4 PUS SPICES.
Pure wholaddaT*ionaldilioss are offorlad for
sale In large and small quantities at.
LEKBERSEWS , Drojr,Stoie.
G A R D E N
• ' • . 4103
FLO•vvii• SEEDS,
. .
••••
You will find qv itill•aseortment
nizlepy of FREinf Garden and B.iower,
Condensed Lyc, Conoentratedlle;Sioda ,
nd Potash in large and stoat' quantities at
LEMBIMGEWS - Driii
-Wasbinglodti,lllaking-Sodu,.Pearl aib,
erattm, Creammf Tartar; all, pure,- andlor sale
in
in largo knd'aall quantities fai
LEMBERGBR'S 'Drug Store:
If Yon are i . 4:vralig:br-19041 - ,:washing Soap.
pore whits, pvrea .Caatile S, , p, - Cumitry Soap,
&war:s'Bollp 4*w sp?t,s, anPeriOt
Shaving soap, br4i . tiiliame ,
• LEMBERG.RIVIS.
_
Do yon mints. good Hair Tonicl something
to make the hair grow, to olfisnee'the'head, and I
to prevent falling onf r nf tbe,bair:if you do
:Cali at LENEBICRGEIt'S.
•
..TRUSSES!' 'I'HIJSSES!
The 'afflicted aro requeatod to can and Aziktzt
.
ine znyistor.k of Trtissei,- Supporters, Ac-t eon?'
prisinga variety:of Manufaeture. ••••
*lL:Marsh's" - Gonulao "Improved Belf-Aai
juittiug Tad . Truss."
"Idhrsh'a" Cs tamen Is' Bandage.. • -
An invaluable artialo for the purpose.
If you are in want oratny -of tlfe above you
.
lean be suited at .
• •
T LEP4I3E'SpR'S .Drog Store..
.
Pure: Ohio . eatawba• Brandy
•
geunine Article ibr Medicinal Purposes
to be badin all its 'rarity- at
LEMBERGREt'S Drug Store,
• - Opposite the Market-House.
Anything you want that is kept in- a well
.ndneted First class Drug Stop; 'can be %tn
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LEMIIERGiEIt,' w
Chemist ind'Apbthepsc7„
Peeling thankftil for the very- liberaTAisatenn
f*o thus far received-from the Phyttchitwiliffe ,
chants, and Citizens of Lehanon — and
ings, I again solicit a share, promising to Ws
every effort to please all. •
SW - Special attention given to Pitooot.rit
PRESCRIPTIONS and RASHLY RECEIPTS,.
medicine dispensed Warr-sated -PUREmilwis
as good as can be obtained anj.where./ sad •
to snit thelimez. Remember the Addreil: 'Sv
JOS. L. LEMBERGER,-
-Druggist, Chemist and 'Abetheedry,
lb, •Market street, Lebanon, Pa...
t • DR. ROSS.
U S roitte,
OPPbgile 112 1 -Pailot /hum.
I) R. ROSS oilers to the publleethe uutocerr andherer
selection of, pure and fresh Dings, Medicine*,
pica, Perfumery, and Patent Moclicinesnhat hen eye , -
bee 6 in Lebanon. His great facilities forlhe pirerhase
all/rugs, and ids• long practical acquaint:masa -with the
Medina, Chemical, and Pharosamsuricalrdetalle or-Abe
Drag Store, as well as the Chemical , tedxwatorr•
tiles him to give purchneers many •advaatages .and It
Will be to the profit of all persns, to beware of these
who would deceive, and to bny. their Drugs, Medicines
and Spices, If amyl:with them perfectly pure, at Dr.
ROSS' DRUG STORY., Opposite the COML . RONA&
'D ; LIY ROIL.
•••
i rire,'"freah,•add 6ix- • 9 .
Limaroll con- •
lay for sale at Dr.
s' Drug Store,. •
roeo .l or the cure ut• •.%
ieuini3tion.sarorichls • — T . •
itidChionietDieases. '
PIIYSIOR'S •
SYRUP. l• -
:beginning dentand
• Dr. Plarricre Cone+
Setup, for Coughs, Cold,
vb: Bronchitis, and ;al :dilgailee of
rve lumen induced 'certain lndliridual
to try his hand at counterfeiting it. This le to warn
the public to be on their guard in feting, aaardjectro
well the marks or the genuine Dv 7Dbletek'n Conch
Syrup, for•witliSut Dr, BMW name Cirethe label it is
counterfeit. Prepared and sold only nt Dr. Ross' Drug
Store, opposite the Court Elouse.
DR: ROSS' BLOOD PILLS.
For all the purposes of a family medicine, and when
ever purgation /4 needed, these pills ere equal, and in,
many cases superior to any other pills. They act
gently and without producing pain or uneasiumse.--•
Good In the commencetuunt of fevers, Ileadoche„Lls'er'
Complaint„'Coetivedess, 'Giddiness, Dyspepsia. and alt.
difimuses ativitig• from Impure blood. Ask for PF. Roear
Blood Pills and ace that Dr. Rcisa'
; PrealtGarden.aud ;Flower Bemis la:grill 'variety, and
I'of first quality, wairetittd to:, tip ; as Terrre,:ented, sold
wholeenie and,tebi at Dr. Roes',Diiiiip. Stnre. T r se
iDICEERIVE'S'E TRA 117 of•SARS A PARI:ri •
6uie of 'Rheuraatitha. Tatter; Blles,
.P,Otil Jr. the Doves , Old Aims, 'Navies t ,
•Bhiptions oP kinds,•Norvous Headache btffia ‘
Niltvons Discaierr,•l4spePala, and .41 di SAW'
.from Impure blood of the,'imprudent'useiii
A* these porpoiiesitrwlllLb'elbund superior arillsother
remedies. Prlibo4l Si‘ bottles fOrtX, • •
Sold only. atDe. Rei . e.Ding Store, oppositeihe'Coart.
: PURE :OtiTO TAWS2I BRANDY.
' For a valuable'reneideratloniDr....Roes has been itp-'
pointed sole and only agent for Lebanon and - Lebanon,
county for wholesaleing end retailing - Lyon's Pale .
Ohlo Catawba. Brandy. A discriminatine public wiltat '
once .pereeive where the Puss and trarrurxe Obioßrandyq
is to be had. beware 'of poll - mous imitations - brit
care the genuine article at Di. - Roes' Drag Store::: • •;:
• ROSS! TONIC MIXTURE.
For tbe cure of Liver Complaint, Dynpeitela, .
ache; Weakness-end : Horton',.ottapeit
Tonic Mixture excelle otbse .rmgllntarstr large
and increasing - sale- of it; dellts. 'lthiii - -= tha toul be ,
Ilrederaore extensively knowtt.• Almost INP;
lief, and in many instances, raidA4nrairkaliow
per one. Ask for Dr. Ross' Toniclidixturc. •
••DR. 'ROSS' WORM LOZENGES.
A Safe, pleasant nod effectual Norm Medicine. 13e-•
lug pcifcitly tasteless, no child will refuse theta, at] they
are as in.rilj titkie awe° much candy. Observe! these
losengm, are white, if red:ones are offered to you, thei.:,
era not genuine. 'Rose
. Werin f ! ozengesi ; Sold only
&C . :Di:Rowe Drag. •Sfirr - e. •• - • •
OR. • ROSS'VETTER OINTMENT, •."
For the cure 2f:TettCr; Ring rotins, And various if;
. I,r
eruptive diseases:' Sold at Dr. Itose'Dreg Store.
Dr, Roes, & regular practical Druggist,
Plinria&ocutiat, with an 'extensive 4 . 4 W :tarred experiernlti
or over 22 yeirs,and a Giridtiatri 3efferinni Medical "
College, pbiladelphia,. wishes to diseCl'dbirtfitoka
diecriatinating publle, A* Ma large and'cari adleo.
• ted sbbelkof PURE ANII.FRISSIr 614idfeirlik' `o ffering to '
all advantage not ta.be hid aliewhere. Tbepeopie will
pleaaginialid a note' Zorttlia: • BB PARTICULAR, DaK
-
ItoireDaliriliroaa p l arqemityn x e Cotiar
Ask Dar Dr:Roas' Di t tklit 'Guar,
not misdirected. - *•;. 4 ' .
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• Lebanou, February, . . r:..!, T
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iircr BALES AND': 631 , WollaintilApp:.
• bas bank and aohthisiorto he:thblaidOlgtba
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• NEW . 13 1 0RE 3 _' •7 1( 'a)*
'
UT ?' 11% , .4 J. F.oHavAstwonTdriaiithet.
Yr:. 7.labanen , and tbohP.n l lllegenggykk% "f"Mol,„,_
have now•reeekvadtheir aveend 04004 oi
~..;:hir ' 1 , 4
liming *WO iandlganeraltakagelsasilt: Rte. 1•.. , .? n ' *:- • ..::
DRY GIQQDS 642 vs) %.1,:...: -
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. : ~.. s far 4, •, • &0 - .
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• l;banon, 1;1 AY , 11ZrI r r Ja 450 • -*- • ' '••• ""
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' W i rp7o 62 o 0 . 0 12 SL
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- A etl 11 patrons lt L i ar ATV " 1 " a t .. t iolge l f
r ° f al:
assortment oii the richest andri i. stei n t styles of SPRING
:AND StiMMIr - a Tiftg Attnold7%
.in styleig i nt if s ri i.:* e u i t4 Abts,w ,
etitrxte)Cherms • thmeges, •Tarmerliuss,' s nli4 •
Gi 'VbantsithearStbd amacpStltr.th"V
trli would mill the atte Lion of 1 ee i n e" " : iO.
oar stackitaiasmia;britsarietf* 6 Pvti b " Jrnigio—
of Summer Silks: 43nyetto will , fi nd it to their- fag
I I
to. , examine before purchaiimfAil ° " are ' ':: - , i,..
E •bauom Blay 9, 1860. -•- •''
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LEMAERGER'S
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