Bethel, at D. Brown's, (Gosheit's.)
Weakliest, at Reinbold'e. .
Milloleuk, nt 'Weigleyte.
‘ lleidleberg, nt Dioainger's.
,Cold Sprang, at
Union, at the Union Forks! • • • '
11t artft 'TGE CIOtIII.I.4TEII.
Lebanon, Aug. 8,1 .
STANDING COMMITTEE,
Lebanon Borough, West. Warid,lfenry R. Hart-
Chtitritian, John Foil Ward, Lebanon,
henry Derr,
Henry J. Witmer,lL Lebanort.Bor-
Wigh ? C. H.Meily, Franklin Walter; N. Lebanon
Torkiship.AdAm HeatOlolornon Gingrich, Beth
hi, DaVid W. Hbrich,-BliewWalborn; North Ann
vine, Abraham Meyer, Joseph F. Mats; South
Anuttille, C. P. Stineiffett, - Glen. Bigler; London
lautuel Thome, John Raman.
Wrna-W. Murray, Isaac Hetrich; E. .1111120-
yer, , Itittellit Fox, Henry Gilbert; Cold Spring,
Adain.l3itak, - E. 0, Gault; Jackson, Samuel-Mor-
Stt, liHertalor; Ileidleberrg, Satnuel Acbey,
uicitie Noll; Milloreek, John Weigly.,...Michael
'Holstein;' S. Lebanon, Esra;-.Buoher, N.-Becker;
Cornwall, Franklin J, Witmervi Joseph.. -Smith;
(J. H. S.) Sirabsi . se JusuVq. Quoper , 'rheum
'lushes. •
niernberts . o the Pereeverallee
Engine and Hose Company .`of - the borough of
Lebanon, are regnested to attend tbe funeral of
Aaron R. Light, a late member of the Company.
They will meet 'at the Rail of the eompanytar
that-purpose oft
. Txtuusztr Morning, August 16,
Sit S o'orOoli. ty order.
;1!,?. YFautz has quite an ex.
teusive:Vegetable Garden in the North-weetern
portion Of tbis borough. He raises sll manner
of Truck, and is enabled to sell at prices beyond
competition. Ilie..,prasent, place of business is
at the cornemof Cumberland and, blisket streets,
uppoittelthe Market Howe, where he will furnish
mottling in hie line. Theensocragement of the
public lc desired.
FritE.—The ljert, of a large fire on
litet,Fijdo;night,, wite;occnsioned by .thp barn:.
lug, of a barn 'and shed bf Mr. Martin Withers,
botweeil Myeistnivn and ArdieY'd Corners. A
large entioiot of grain wee destroyed. We have
hot been able to 'Lenin the 'particulars. It is
supposed to have been set afire by an incendiary:
The Concert - given at - St. try's
Chewer, of this place, on Saturday evening, was
not so well attended as We expected it_would
The absentees missed a treat. The musio was
Selepted ;with great care; was, of the. grandest
*lnd; and performed with much spirit by mas
ters Of the profession. The choir sang at maps
nu Sunday morning in St. Mary's Church, and
Moo In the Gertnati•Reformed Church on sandiik
seen lng.
'STATE SENATOR.—By reference to
put' advertising columns, it will be seen that Dr.
JONATHAN Z6Bllll, of Shileffolllt&Wily offers him-
Self to the people of Lebanon and Dauphin
rmunties as an Independent Candidate for the
State Senate.
st. Zerbe, id an old.line Whig; has acted with
and Worked for theitepublican party since its
organization, but becoming dissatisfied with the
court House Clique of this borough, hat de:
prom the decision of the would-beam/item of both.
Patriot mtd Union of Harrisburg, cob
tlittethe following
WHAT IS THE HATTER!
tlornithen' Zerbe, of Shaefferstown '
Lebanon
tonnty, announces, in the colamos of the Tete
propk, that be is an independent candidate for
Senator in this district. Dr. Zerbe is one of
the most active and Influential leaders among
the Republicans of Lebanon county. 'He ban
been a standing delegate from Heidieberg town.
ship to the County Conventions of the Opposi
tion, and, on one occasion at least, presided.--
Whenever the party was in peril, or a candidate
rCeediki unusual exertions to save him from de
feat, Dr. Zerbe was one of the mon called upon
to do the bard work, and he responded to the
summons wills slaority and effect. Ile was, in
short, an active 'influential and indispensable
party leader. itiere is evidently a deep feeling
oe disaffection among the Republicans of Leba
non county against the nomination of Amos R.
Boughter when so decided a party man as Dr.
Zetbe takes the field.openly against him. It Is
net surprising that the men who have done the
bard work for the Opposition in Lebanon county
should rebel when a raw recruit like Boughter
tierries off the honors. Mr. Boughter's political
Mimi has been ebort, but in that time be has
Managed to belong to neatly every political par
ty in existence. He first appeared before the
public lei Denttieratio candidate for Senator
when the'district was competed of Lancaster and
Lebanon. Ile wet nominated in 1.854 by the
Deinoorats of Lebanon county for Congress, in
structed the-Conferees to withdraw his name—
ithich they did—and the perky being left with
out a candidate by the withdrawal of the person
afterwards nominated, Mr. Boughter again came
forsarti.sui a candidate And announced that be
ett - beim Withdrawn from before the Conference
without his consent.* During the progress of
this oanspaign he joined the Know Nothings, al
thbulit he reared .before the public as a Dem
ocratic can date, and by. thus combining t e
votes of al Kirin of the Democracy and a po
lion of the twat orderhe gave John C. Kunke l
a close race. Aftgr this defeat. he glided very
'naturally into the ranks of the Qpposition, was
an Anew/loan at long as that party was in fash
ion, but became alleitublioan as soon as it be
gan to wane. now the Republican oandi.
date for Senator, and Dr. Zerbe don't like it, and
ron'ketand it, and means to run against him.
• This !s a mistake. • - istr, 44:pithier finStranted
-t/+4 conferees in ,withdraw his name, and after
.llll4l expressly admitted the fact in a letter
we Embliabod at the time.--:Ed. Advertiser.
The member of Mt. Lebanon Lodge,
M., with their families, design having a
otonte excursion on the 30th init., to the Blue
Thiele Aquecluot.
53W. Sixth Pennsylvania Stato Con
ilitOrdeu. of the Junior Sons of Ameri
ca, oz : s t, A t rottaville, Pa., on Wednesday, the let
hut . if/opt:tree delegates were in attendance,
renrcairisaissg: twenty-one Camps,—each Camp
am o ng ohm aglegates. The delegates from this
county eteransiiegmell •
Lebamon,A4-1110E Ebur, H. 11. Lantz,
Ir. •
• Isfyerstown, 110;44i J. P, - /ihnbleh, H. T. Itibig
higusi P. G.'lltarit' , •
- -Aitmaowa, Nor 68 ,• &.-P . Rank,'W• H. Yeager,
H. Brown.
The business wee et Ci.ifYikt4, nature. The
Convention wiltnrreet again' at Norristown on the
Zos Vi r ectasilday iu Augtuit,.lB6l.
This sectip,
,of country has boon
vi4uvevitt. rafna,ldurllgthopaetweek.
2 14., 1 11 at , qind Te.viigetithleß, corn
and potataa they ire moat too late. -
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$l5O A YEAR
lifr. - Williato McAbee, of Notth
Lebanon toe-Milli, lia,a announced himself as an
Indepeildea caalithiate fee; the Assembly.
PA.
.T 15, 1860:
We. notice among the rfigiStOre&-Ar
.rivala, the.following Lebanonians in Philadelphia
last week Mark, R. A. Ruthrauff; C, S.
Frantz, it. it. Itue el , C. L. 80win50r . ..r0d...T . .41.
Sttohnt, 4.l 4 7:agunt. •
ItS.
ENtIONSIK
..Letegtra toutay ,
a,meistetti their
211, 1800,
egatoti v to re thet
0, to terie owe
- eteieek,
Ft*/ Jti the borolifh
- . - .
t .W 37 411010141§hrit . #0 . 13t . 1 I .ihiAlth
- Chinch Babb th School will take Place next Sat
urday, Aug tlitseklieilmares Dale, in Pie Nie
style. The itnvilleHand 'W
ill he in attendance.
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Mr. 1 iir.A. tight made as iiretty
.
uHalloos: seeneion from this place, ,on: Satur
day after ottialtlittyliody cceild:desire to see.--
He used a laigeileittgOiller; or Viie BalloOn,,
and the p ea he ascended from war adjoining
PerinanyilEkao. The air was alniost . perfeetly
calm, searisely mesiing the ponderous vessel when
inflated. !Everything in readiness, the, word to
"let go," was given, and die terooput.tvq - Carritid
gracefully into the,upper regions. After rising
to a mmaidaiable i!leyation he wife slitwly-Miirled
tolliti BOtitAiiiird,:ol lindadahoitsw mile from
the place of starting.- There was on this occa
sion an Abaci - leo - 9011e ttsuftl.feeli*en.4 . l. excite
ment attending Balloon as e ensiondilkit;the4ole
affair wair:ilrelilinly and plealiffkirt - Vifolined
that evelybody was delighted.. -
lift. Ligites calculation is that he 'time:About
3000 feet high. He had a very extended view of
all the surrounding countiy,Hieluditig flhaville,
Myerstown, Shaefferstowti,- &o. lite makes an as
con Sion with his Gas BilltooliTnini'olieiteriburg
on the 25th' inst. . . -
11l meet at the paßle
p.m.
)1 .ICtplac Liatee,:at 7.
,Rt 7 o'clock, p:
Bowman's.
lertrion's.
s
I ea
Je.
The 'ContinentaVPuttiPaign 'SC;lig
star of Lincoln and flanalla to be bad at T. 14.
Miller's Book Store—prir Oasts, .
Next week is 'cOurt week. The,
Ilartisbarg folks, whosb Olson overrunning
With the vagabonds Of.the two, counties; felici
tate tbemSelves that they Will be relieved of the
,I,,alianntrgapg prottrarlon; - They are probably
not aware that opr,jailLlOWanconsploted, and
that our Couronay seud , thom. on extra , lot of
eonwpe:
'-The Reading Room and Library of
the Y. M. C. _Association is open every SAT'URD4.I ,
evening fore the benefit of,the, , Membent. The
Library is large and of a good seleotiori,alt lovers
of good reading will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to become members either of the Libri
ry, orTAssoafation, theitiZgettitt is hut One Dollar
per year, thereby securing to them all the 'privi
leges of the Association it . pti Library.. There is
also a :Claim! Prayer deellagr-of , Male Members
of all denominations held- in the roem every Sab
bath afternoon for ene-henr, commencing at 1 o'-
clock. All, both young;and old Are most cordi
ally invited to attend.!=lny pare* desiring. to
become a member of the, same, please apply to
Wm. G. WARD, See'y.
To KILL VERMIN ON CATTLE OR FOWLS .-A
writer in the New England Farmer says : "Take
common lamp oil and.rub it in well back of the
ears and all down the back. Do thls once a week,
and the vermin will ditappear. It is safe. To
bacco will kill lice, bat should ,bc used cautious -
ly. Rub lamp oil on the back of the head under
the wings and over the posteriors of any fowl
once a month, and it vrill clear out all lice."
Way WILL YOU WOrvEn? Dyspepsia is d brief,
bat comprehensive OM for the numerous diseas-
Ilks which Wert the stomach, liver, and th fact,
the Whole system. totil Dr. Gieena dtatlivered
the Oxygenated Bitters, medical ACICEICO has ex
hausted itself in yriinfitte‘pts to care this di-
Proceedings. 9f the. Democratic
The Democratic State Committee met at Cres
son, agreeably to the call of the Chairman, Au
gust 9; I.B6o,'an'd was called to order by the Hon.
Wm. H. Welsh. The roll was called, when the
following chambers answered to their names, viz:
Robt. Anderson, Stephen D. Anderson, J. Hen-
ry Aekin, Vincent L. Bradford, Hugh Barr, James
P. Barr, W. H. Blair, William D. Boos, John B.
Bretton, Beattie F. Brown, H. B. Burnham,
Charles W. Carrigan, John K. Chadwick, E. B.
Chase, James C. Clark, John W. Clark;. John
Cummings, Alfred Day, John Davis, Henry L.
Diffenbach, C. M. Donovan, Philip Dougherty,
Henry Dunlap, William IL Eckele, Peter Ent,
J. Alexander Fulton, J. Lawrence Gets, Joseph
Gleim, Thompson Graham, H. A. Guernsey,
John Hamilton, Jr., J. H. Hobart, Charles H.
Hunter, F. M. Hutchinson, S. C. Hyde, Joseph
S. Hyde, George W. Irwin, Robert L. Johnson,
Reuben Keller, James W. Kerr, J. Monroe Krei.
ter, George Lauer, Loma Leech, H. R. Linder
man R. P. Magee, Charles D. Manly, Robert
Moday, Thomas
.C. McDowell, John P. McFad
den, Peteg Mclntyre, John F. Means, 11. F. My
ers, 0. H. Myers, Howard L. Miller, George W.
Miller, William U. Miller, E. C. Mitchell, Rob
ert E.Monaghanilt. Bruce Petriken, Frederick
S. Py ter, D. R. Randall, Bernard Reiley, Stokes
L. Robert, Davld• Salomon, J. B. Samson, Henry
J. Stable, Israel Test, Joseph M. Thompson,
Wm. C. Ward, Nelson Weiser, Jackson Wood
ward, Wm. H. Welsh, Chairman.
The Chairman then laid before the ' Committee
the replies of the Electors to the resolutleal
adopted on the 2d of July.
Mr. Fulton, of Armstrong, offered the follow
ing resolution, which, after consideration, and
discussion, Was adopted, as follows, to wit=. — :.
Regolved, That the Democratic Electoral isk;
Tick
et b e beaded with the name of Stephen. A. beag
les, or' John 'C. Breckinridge, as an Bleeterzat
Large, and in the event of the succesii of said
ticket,. if Abe: greater number of votes shall have
been east for Stephen A. Douglas, then the vote of
the Electoral . Colege of the State shall be oast, for ,
Stephen'A. Doles and Hersehell V. Johns . on for
President and Vi e:-President, but if for JChn C.
Breokinridge, tlum for John C. Breekinridg and
la
Jo. Lanc.for Zile - e offices. If the..vote of Penn-
sylvauin °snook' .t.the candidates for wham the
majority of thero 5 braced; and it can elect any
man ranitrig - for e offices Of 'President of the
United States, claiming to be a. Democrat, thed
the vote of the Eleokral College shall be cast for
that candidate. • ,Iti will not elect either of the
Democrats for Whom is oast, or any of the Dem
ocrats who are voted rin the States, then the
vote shall be cast fret a candidate who has the
majority of the votes o the State ; and that the
Cludiman of this COM ttee be instructed to ob
tain from the gentlenien ion the Democratic Elec
toral ticket of this State their several and distinct
pledges of acquiescence iit the foregoing resole
'lion, and to report the telhlt of his action in the
\
premises St the next. moeti ' of the Committee, to
be held on the day of
A division of the questi on the multi tidn
was demanded, the fi rst pi to include all' a ft er
the word "resolved," to and notode the word "of
fices" The second part to neltide'all after the
word "offices" to the wor "candidate." The
third part to include all afte tho word "candi
date" to the end of the reset on. The first di
vision was agreed to by yea 40, nays 29. The
second division was agreed to-- cas 46, nays .27.
The third division was agree to.
On motion of Messrs. Leech a d Johnson, it was
Besofeed, That the Chairman of toe Commit
tee be authorized to publish an addrees .to the
Democracy of the suite at as ear a day as prae
titiab le.
On motion of Messrs. Kreiter d Davis, the
proceedings of the Committee, we rdered to bo
published in the Democratic piper f the State.
On motion, the Committee, adjo ed to meet
at the call of the Chairman. •
WILLIAM H. WELSH, airmail.
Seeretaries—H. B. Burnham, C. NV Carrigan,
Wm. H. Miller, P. AL Hutchinson, H. R. Lin
derman, J. Lawrence Gets.
AN inspiring sight for a glazi ,the
early down when irrreaks is the window
THE Maw who•oosJdn't trust his feel'. .s is
supposed to do business on the'ottala prin9i 1 0.
TOMMY MY SOW MI6 toithe Store and brin:, me
some sugar. Encino in, Ma ; sihni father d
tell him to bring me a plug of tobacco; and a o
tell him that Hoon.'keepe good tool lager af'.
other things this bpi weather.
THE LEILLINON; ADVEWMER.-r-A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Stite Committee.
MM
Blank Warrants for Collectors of
sehooliaquoi g nds of , Opllnotovii.apd .Treasurers
Agqtoments.lbetvinewDlipetors findaieaelters,,,aud
Orders on Temurer, for sale at this office.
...
Cards, Circulars, Handbills, Pos
.
tees, be., printed at the Achertiier office, nt low
rates and short notice—and in the 'oast — elegant
style, ', . ' •
,'. . .
,GREATEST. Dxscovxvx OF THE
Agare-ft.sehlitm occurs, that we nrdice, under any-cir
cumstance, patent medicines, restomtives, or any thing
of the-kindfor we. have a.; prejudice against most of
them. But candor compels ns-to invite attendee to the
advertisement-of Pror:Wohd's Hair Restorative in the
list column at the Atottemief third page of - thism per.
We are too juvenallelotreqUire anything , ofthekirdi,but
some instandisref itrtise havenenie ointelinowletige
wittalialuiest assures ne.that it Is a .soveVedgn' serluslY
against the bail' becoming prematurely gray, is not
a "Hair Dye but - upon its application as direstedy the
effect lenrcklneed on the skin, whialLbringeonttlie ori
ginal native colored bair,withosit'stiffnedsi-and g• trod it
a glossy andatattirld 'appearance. We: have seen per
sons who have need it and they arc 'mud( pleasediwith
it. Examine the advertitatiient—Niesoliti Republican .
Sold by all respbctable - Dzsiggiata- . -
._ ,, i - *.,4i11.1; --- -.11,..t4t.':' :
•
Bfiorviv-Srozen CLorrinfet TrArd., - Nos. OUT' AND
605. bittrricirr Atop Beefs' dimnwa,Ear
ronzux—The subscribers, thankful for WO !Motet pat.
rronagei heretofore bestowed by the eitizeni of Piiiiafiet
i and'those Visiting the raetropolis,:bUre . Made he"
Ilidrterat improrementeln their store, for the . OCcomino
[dation •of their nunrarinis enstdxners. 'ln soliciting a
•tontinuanee of that patronage, no effortiMall be wont-
lug ott Our part, to.glye entire eatlifitetion, Ne believe
the ptiblie • dernanfia, •mid will .spliport, a first-class'eldtbing Wifdre -- the - material , and :Work
tritansitip'Esn. be, reliOd upon, and they receive thia, fru
rellufief their Money, in the articles Those •
desiring to hate their germents made to order will find
'an - advantage in selecting - from our large steek,of uncut
geode. - We employ none but the most skilifiii
• and warrant every garment to give entire satisfaCtion.
BOOKIIILL at WILSON.
.
Bout Su mmEn ed e man (I for IE
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitter iacreasee. it to found
te bathe - only , certalti. preservation of hodily strength
during a period when:the httpoiphere is - calculated to
induce a feeling of lassittvle and indigestion The worSt
cases of Diarrhoea, and Dysentery give way to its potent
influence. Innumerable 'Persons, who are .now alive
and well, must thankthe discoverer of this preparation
that they hate not been swept away all the "harvest of
death. , Thollitters is recommended by the heat physi.
dans in the Land. This is the best evidence aim real,
value, becomes, es a general thing, they, will not speak
a word in favor of advertised preparations. They have
been compelled to acknowledge the claims of the Bitters
upon the community. Sold by all druggisti.
Free 'Trade seems now to be in
favor with Napoleon M. To all in need of a good end
beautiful WIG, on reasonable terms, we would say from
experiencsrall on GEORGE TITURGALAND, 29 South
6th et., Philadelphia, when you can be Milted In a style
and manner tmearpassed. Also procure a bottle of his
;Wormed iaitt. DYE far beautifying the heir, &c:
feb. 22,1890.1-Iy.
DR. tATON 8 INFANTILE CORDIAL,—
"It.Muin he obvious to every attentive person that the
Drat diseases of infants arise chiefly from the boivels,
and in this connection•we , know of a medicbm which
can be relied npisnwith perfect confidence in all Wan
-
tile complaints, - whatever their nature may=be. -We
Speak of Dr. EATON'S DUMMER CORDIAL. It eOtiteine
DO opiate of any kind—no paregoric; and relieves the
sufferings of infants as if by' Magic. Miotltetnl by all
means try this4.-even if all other remedies have failed.
See the advertisement in another column of Mews.
Ohureh d Dupont, Druggists, New-York, who are the sole
proprietors; and also sole agents of the world-renowned
"Dr. Bronson's 'Blood 17oof1 2 " which -is • a preparation
for the relief of all coinpliunts arising from deteieneies
of the blood,: from whatever causes such deflconcies
may proceed. It is withoilt exception Dili most stringth.
ening cordial any invalid could take, as it is,,imaiediatt.
ly absorbed by the blood without having to go
. 411.610
the process of digestion, and as blood is the life Of the
human body, by nourishing and produang it. it soon
restores to perfect health those even'who have been suff•
feting for years.' We consider the abeve two Prepara
tions decidedly the best of their kind offered to the pub.
lie.--Chronicle, Quebec, C. Z. bee advertisement. For
sale by Dr. ORO. ROSS. opposite the Court Hones,
Lebanon, and T. W. DYOTT & SONS, Philadelphia.
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PII4IPLES AND SHIN DISEASESare the
_
mint of impure blood. The bloodbeep' mes thick and ,
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clogged. The &hits not ablito coat ditthe impurities ; r j i
so important to health. 'How many , young then and , )F, ' lection otice.
women we.see with their faceecovered with pimples and : ~ TUE the : MemberenY Lebanon - County As
blotches, w h o, are endeavoring to remove them by the : sedation for the detection of Her/ Thieves,
use of soaps and-washes - of various.kinds.' This is very will meet on SATURDAY. September 1,18-
Mingerons anti should never be lifsetised by persons de- ,-.• --'"'"• CO, at 1 o'clock, P. 51., precisely, et-the rib
siromi of good health. Mothers who itaio • children of : lid house ia . Leonard Za:m
iariner', in -the: borough of
Meted With sores and eruptions, should itaet.' dry the IkPrll3ol,li for thepurpose of electing °facers fdr the Cid
tip by external applications, for this way they wet drive suing year. .
in the humors and produce illhealth for the chili. dur- ; • JOSEPH 105111ERGER, President;., . -.• ,
ing its whole life time. There is no mother that likes to :- ' , -Semust.":ltat' Secretary.
Bee her ehildreteafflieted with,ftobtelealth. ; Win. E. A`reider, Treasurer.-
.
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN IllillßPlllbS nre prepared . Aug. 15,'60.
.
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expresslyfor the cure .a eruptlonsof.the skin such as i
Pimples, Blotches, Sofee, be. They cleanse the blood off -In A SONIC PIC-NIC
all impurities, producing a beautiful, clear and. healthy pn,„,,.,..,... ... , 8
v., co., ED to TiIII.IISDAY, August
. 30, 1 . 60. -All .
skin, so much *Wired. by all Pitnige.of taste and reline,
Meek , ,IMlsuiYe Mountain Herb Pills- are. Sold by nil , the Members of the Masonic Fraternity with their
temples are cordially Invited to participate. 'The Boat
Medicine Deateks. Di. Geo-Ross and D. S. ltaber, Lob-
anon. , . , . Will ICU VO Market street Bridge, Union Canal,' at 6 a'-
' 'clock, A. .11, of that day.
Debation, Ang. 1,6 '60.1
WISTAIRM- BALSAM OF WILD CitERRY.
Caughs, Cbids, Ihondiitis, Asthma, Crow, Thoopino
Coughs, Quincy, and the namermis as well as dangerous
diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, prevail, in our
changeable climate, ut alt seasons Of the year: few arc
fortunate enough to eac.pe their baniftd influence.—
How important then to have at hand a certain antidote
to all these complaints. ' Experience proves that this
e4ste in Wistarfsßnlsciiti. to an' extent not found in any
other remedy: however severe the suffering. the appli
cation or this soothing, healing and wonderful balsam
at once vanquishes the disease and restores the sl.ifferer
tb wonted health.
Frortl Z. 0. JERNino, Req.; PrOprietor of the
Railroad Hotel in Middletdiatn. •
munnanrox, DAISPHIN CO., PA., April 24,1860:
Messrs. S. W. Fowc.r. & Co:,
I have used the BALSAM or WILD CUERRY in may family
for a number of years,' and can testify to its wonderful
efficacy in the mire Of diseases of the Lungs ari4 Throat,
and for Hoarseness dnd Bronchial A f fections. In al
these diseases I have used it with unprecedented success.
A severe cough or cold always yields to It when adminis
tered according to directions, and I can cheerfully rec
ommend it to the public as a sure antidote to these
complaints.
I deem it my duty, for the benefit of the public, to
anneuric) that there is &counterfeit Baleent in the mark
et. About a year since I purchstiakt-a bottle at a ding-.
gist** at Harrisburg, which I found to be a worthless
eputious article, predating nausea bud sickness, It was
entirely different front that iollich I have since perches•
ed of Jacob Bener, druggist, in this place, which has the
written signature of "I Burrs," as well as your printed
name, on tno Outelde wrapper.
• E. •S. 'H_BNDIG.
Coutiow.to Parchment. The oul fgenuine Wistar's Bed
saw has the written signature of 'i. BUTTS" , and - the
printed one of the PropriStore on the outer wrapper;
elf other is vile and Worthless. •
Prepared b ES.ETII W. YOW.DE_ .Desten,fuld
for sale by. Joseph.L. Lemberger ,and Dr. George nO6O.
Lebauee;-/Opleph S. Lauber; Shiefferstown . ; Get;
to], -51yerstowe; Samuel Weabely Fredericksburg ; J.
Drunner;.Toneseavrii.; Early & Bishop, Annville - ; Thom
as A. .llarper, E. Ilanhvey; Martin EarlY, eallilYrnf
Bowman & Son, Campbellsioivu; and by dealers every
where, •• • Aug. 15, 1880-Im.
•
• .41c3- Etc.e br-9anford'6 adletit)ement of Liver Invigo
rater and Family Cuthartic Ptlls,, In another colnan.
•• . •
Intiviirtandlojtenutles. •
11 CHEEsE}CA*E4, , pifhtit - :
Preptiitid
-#lll' 6171:-; •
The comidtiatidtt of Jpgrecifeittiin than Biyis Iwo the
result of a long sifil'batentive practiv.. • Tbirari mild
in their operation, 'and certain. iii.toortectiag all4Fregu
larldre, Painful Illenstruitione; rosnoivirig dIY libstruc•
times ' whether from cold orbthery headache„pain
In the side, palpitation - dr hear4 - whitee, l nil' miry
ous affections, hysterics, fatigue, palls -in the bat* and
limbs, Ae., mourbott: sleep rtrhatrartse from interrup
tion of Caitiff"! -•-• '-• , ,
TO MARgIED LAIYIES.
Dr..aheesesnan's Pills are invaluablanee thmwill bring .
on the,-pionthly ,periat. with reikolpritp..: •Ladies who
have been disappointed ia the -use of other Pills can
place.the.rttuaftt eonfidenca t ia,....Dr.,Cbaeseman's P{•lls
doitig all that they represent to do. . •
NOTICE.. . J 6
_Thereis one condition of the femalesystem in which
the Pills cannot be taken without producing a PECU
LIAR REM:MT. . This rwortlition referred to is PREO
NANCY—tberessilt, MISC.S2II.I6G.E. Such is the We-
Astable tendency of the rnedleine to restore the sexual
functions to • normal oiindliion, that even the repro
ductive power of nature tainitet resist it.
Warranted purely vegetsible,-and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directioos, which stmeld be read,
accompany each hot. Price $l. Sent by mail on en
closing $1 to De. CORNELIUS L. Cumin/ix, Doi 4,531,
Poet Office, New York City. _
SOLD RE iota DRUGGIST IN EVREN TOWN LT7IINONITED ersrES
R. D.
Gentortil Agent for the United Shitelt
165 ChemberwSt;New,York,
To whore . all Wboleiala orders should lie AddYeased.
Sold at Dr. Ross' Drug Store, Lebarion, , Pa. '
Dec.,7,.1859.4y.
• ' ... •
,cgatioug alditto.
me- A. UNION PRAYER M.EFTING of Young Mon;
la held oval Sabbtith'morning for one hour, commenc
ing at beforo 9 o'crock, at the Room of the Y. M.
Association, above D. B. Rabat's Drug Store. AllAatid ,
especially Young Men, are invited to attend. •
German preaching neat Sabbeith morning at tlOmicienki
in the Evangelical church;andinthe'ereting IC ear- :
candle-light.
Sngli4ti freaching next 'Sabbath — morning and
evening in the Idethodiid'EPiaccipaVehurdh. - -'
PROTIVITANT Er.mcdPir.Hunigtl-.-Siviiciin Tem
perance Hall every Sunday at 10 A: - M.,. and .
every Friday at 74 P. M -
• •‘•
-Jesse Oche will preaoh next Sunday even-
DS at ilto t elnek,' at Olen inger's Spring. . •
English preaching neat Sabbath raiiiiirnirinid
evening, in Ziod!s Liatheran church. Commu
nion .ittAimoraly*wilbe Preparater services
on" Satifirgare:lliolis twti - ceeldk.
Nest Sunday ItOr..l.4llllerL will preach at the
Horse Shoe 'Bike meeting. house, o'clock,
.11.• M. in the .German language, .and :the
Meravian elnweltin the evening. •
English nreaching.unxt Sabbath morning ip
Refoinincl bhuhh,
German preaching, next Sunday. Morning; and
English in the.ovening, in Salem's Lutheran
ehureb.
_ • -
• Itftr
At., Mt. Nebo, EihOlatinvor township, op thoy24 l ,
John,Thotplierger, aged about 88 yours.
At Mt. Nebo, last Handset tp.,:dn the dthiplifi,
,sott Chiipot -agid! Mika •:5
Years. " .
"On the 7th inst., _in , bo4lli .I,eloanott Jpi„,t,Adary
• Alin, wife ,of Mr. Henry Werner, 'Ailied%•••3B‘
years, 11..montbi and"3,days.
•
The .Lebation
LERANOIk"; tl'Ottrsokr, 'AUGtIST 15;1860.
Leh. Mills Ex. Fans $7 00 Potatoes, 3 1)11 25 '
Smith " Nitre - ' 50 Eggs, 39 doz., • ' 12
Leh. Val. Super. Fined - 00 Rutter, 3 1t,., 12
Prime White IVheati, 20 Lard,-. 11
Prime Red Wheat, 1.15 Tallow, 10
Prime:Rye, , fleMpe • • V,: 54
Corn, - ' .5704 'Shoulders,lo
Oats, • , .22 ' , Sides, 10
M ,„ over:aced, 4.00 Soap, .: •
25
klazon t ed, • - White - Hags;
"Dried Aptiles,"ohit;,l.o.o Mixed , 2
titled Apples, pealii-47,1.-50 ,
Flax, 12%
Peach ' , Snits, - lb., . •40
Peach' "Iltitels,";l;l:4Vl'cittbersAlb, • -ON
:Cherries, —. • • • , . 40
otilims . , 3"/ soup.Beans,4t qt., 6
TY - inegar, - .3.g01., • 1214 1
A.Vple.liutter,l9 crock, 45
ef;
August 13, 1860.
dull, and pri
cos,..if anything, are hea v y `se 'firm. There is I
little or no shipping demaiul nnsi.the sales-have
been only in,a stnall.way at :ss' 25, , V -barrel for
old stock • superfine, $5.50®'5 621- for fresh
ground do., sd• 69.1g5 -874- for'extras, and from
the latter quetation up..to $0 ••50,f0r extra family
and fancy. Rye' riour and-Corn- Meal are very
,quiet. • Small sale of the - .former Cl' $3
Pennsylvania Meal is held 'at $3 '2d@)3 • 37i,, and
Brandywine at $3 75 barrel.
ORAIN.—The demand fdr Wheat_ continues
firm and with light receipts - and bfferings, prices
are •well•maiotained.. sajes of 1500 bushels good
and prime Penns., and•Boutbern - Red at $1 30®
1 33 1. 1 3 bushel. White , ranges from $1 35 to
$1 50. Rye is source and now commands 700
72 - doh lg. Corn is less active and- there is more
coming forward. Sales of 2000 bushels prime
yellow_at 75 ceuts, in stare' and a chafe° lot at
78 cents.' Oats are steady ;•1600 bushels new
;Delaware sold at'34@.35-eedts 111 bushel. OW
. .
_ .
Penna. are selling • at, 40 cents
THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
—The receipts of Beef Cattle. were large this week,
reacbing•over.2ooo head, and the market was dull at
the quotations of last, week ; the bulk-of the sales rang
ing at from $7 to $8 a 0 the 100 lbs., nett, as to quality,
The principal sales were made at $8 and $9 the 100 lbs.
About 50.Cowaand Calves sold et from $25 to $45 each,
as to quality.' Of Hogs, the receipts were about 2500
head, end the sales brisk, including 1425 at Imhoff's at
$1 1 ,408% for still fed,sBoB•34 for corn fed, and 931 sold
at the Avenue Yard by Jas. 11. 11.0mIlds, at - $8@83,4 for
the former and $81g.8:34 the 100 lbs.. heft, for the 'latter.
Some:5000 Sheep were sold.at 8(0 1 4111 lb., nett.
Ittiv :21Viuttiot*itto.
II STATE SENATE_
T OFFER myself as an Iridebendent Ciuitltdate for the
office of Senator to the voters of Lebanoic and'Eau-
Vein Counties, at the ensuing October election.
JONATHAN ZERBE.
, Shaefferstown, August 11, 1860,
Litt lir Letters
RI3IAINING In the Pont Office, Lebanon, Pa., Aug.
t 3. 1860, Persona calling tbr any of 'seta: lettere
Will please say they aro dilvertimed.
Albright; Margaret 81t.9
Brandt, Immo
Berate n, John A •
Boyle; J A
Burn, Ifeiririeli
Bright, A It
Brown, II J
Ikatke & Eghert
C
Calder, Daniel
Caradn. Cal it It
CO/Dver, MatillolV 4
Diver, Jelin •
Dcrr, Andrew
Eby, - II & $
Eby. II B
Everhart, Wnz
Capt:
ruitz.lllisahoth
Farr.„W B
Flowers, B I'
Frantz, Wm
Farmington, w
Foltz, Malinda
U
Goodman, Tsaac
Getz, Geo
Gondrard, Joseph
Goldin, Benjamin
U
Ifetrich, Polly
.
„ ff ir e ii .fit st;e , r i l i l z rs ab ,
eEtihiz, Alford,
ll : Wirier: Gen
nel OY 4 O h a
ioddy,loadpit
Josopli
L.
RebQc I‘.
"
Long, ,Andrei
Lebanon ;Ang.'1,5,1860. N RUTIIBEAFF, P. M.
Riddle, Was
/tosenhort.cr, Win
Kohland, John A. •
Itcieein, Jobn
Robhuvii, Jacob
Iteinon,•Jaceb
ltcigle, Emanuel
8
Shutt, Mrs Murtha
Shay, Mrs Hannah
4tover. Miss llannah
Snavely, Jacob
Swope, John
Smith, A 9
Stoner, Catharine A
W, •
Weiser, hlissatary
.
lireitincr . A st
woomerAl M •
Wolf, Jacob
Witmer,ll,ll,ll
y.
.Youse, Samuel
Z.
Zlmmarmau, Elisabeth
Daniel or. Pat Malian
A Foreign letter.
• .
to • Ceniparay,
-5 •::c -.0Y LEBANON.
T la ol o l, r • Altai some Fro Insurance Cont-
I '
panics am euiductill by persons whose
'main object It 11, ka Make it a profitable speculation for
themselves a uy Athlone of Lebanon and vicinity have
abundantly experienced tills for themselves; and there
fore resolred to limn a new whose only object
it siii4ll,be, trinitililly to secure and Mini/port each other
against lose by dre„ Thiy.ate gonvinced,that a Company
cobducted on en honest and economical principle must
to a great sating for thareselyes and their:neighbors. A
Charter was obtained VAK legislature for a new coal-
PanYilkith ilia above tido, ghiclt hi now ready to make
iosurapoe on thp cheapest. secure and legitimate condi
fidvautegus of,thie company, above many
cdnsist in not InAling.officors at high. /ale
ries,,that,it, shill only .bo, a _common ,confederacr for
mutual protection. that in getting Idsurea only a very
small ...um shall be Paid,. n the Policy and thaVees
of Membership, thee prepeittedlt be pirpetiiilly !war
m), and not to be renewed• crux* toir years With largo
expenses,that very few expenses are connected witk It,
provided in case of fire, when an assessment shall be
levied aemrding to the rate of f oimmom
The object of the Company Is simply this—to secure
the members against 'fire as welt as against frauds of do
ccitful corporations.
Auy information can be bad by calling upon the Sec
retary J. Henry Miller, at fiid Book Storo, Lebabon, or
of the Officernami Agents of• the Company.
MANAGERS.
Jacob Weidel, • • Joseph Bowman, (Tr.,)
• Jacob Beadle, ' John L. Becker,
William. Shirk, D. B. 'Hammond,
Christian Henry, • • Jacob Witmer jr.,
floury Fortaa, • Joseph Ooover,
Thomas Forster, ^ George F. Miller.
• Adolphus Relnoohli
JOSEPH li oll itkNe(Tr.,) President.
D. S. HAMMOND, Vice President.
JACOB WEIGEL, Treasurer. , •
J. JONTa MI L L ER, •Secretrirt.
Agents, Dsel Illallaghter J. C. Behind., John H. Mil
ler, N. - Eubstidu, Thomas Nrazd'ol., James Httuirriel.
Lebanon, Ang'.ls,
_CHEAP OLOTwit*er.
IZBIZHNSTRIN • ar - '111(0TITHIt • "bpic4lte• &int
House. are awaro .that among the oapitaP
enmities of humanity, Val* clothing. are ot,the Bret Im
portance, have supplied. themselves and are' weekly re
ce,ving secessions to their stock from theirown manufao
taring eatahliithment Hi% best made
CLOTHING for Hen and•Boyir. prices down to thhltiw
est notch - the niarketwifords, and general Satisfaction' id
given. Riff ZIENSTEIN BAOTCIEBS • •
• • •
Lebanon, Aug. 8, -
C. P. MILLER, Seep
Leloinger, M Dliss
Light, A B
Lumberton, Borah
Lehman, B
Light, John
Light, Henry
Di
Jamea
Montan:l, J
Moore, Monroe
Medler, John If
iihginne, Josoph
Mose, Philip
Mose, Henry
Munn. t S
Mumford, Samuel
Num, Abrabaui
MEI
.NIW AD V ERTISEMENTS.
The Biblical Reason Why, price $l.OO,
Justrecotved at itoedefs Book Store.
Thelteasen , Why, , Gencral soience, price $1 00.
just received at Roedere Book Store.
'TA s Bil lie on Why, Natural History, price 4100.
' • iioolied at Boodle's Book Stun).
Thu^'Th onbof Davit!, trice $1.26.
-Just received at Roedi.es Book, Store.
The tit Fkre,, price $1.25.
• - Jaatreeetich at Rtedles-Book Store.
The 'Prince of the Bouffant David, price $1.25.
Just received at Roodle's Book Store.
The Prince , of the house of David, German,price
-$1.25; Suet iiielved at IttedletißooleStore.
Ten-Years , Amongst the 11. S. Mail Bags, prig°
41.041, • Just received at Beeidlo3 Book Share.
,Tha atiWrii."B9'utb,,4ririe, $1.25 -
Just-recelvedat iteders Book Store..
The Old Farm House, price $1.25.
"'"JUlt:tebblit'd
Ladies.BOoll of 'Etiquitle4rice $1:00.
. • Justreceived• at Boodel's Book Mae,'
The Rome 'Took of Health, price $1.25,.
Just received at Boodle's Book-`Storer : The Spirit Land, pricaB7i:ots.
Just received at Roadie's Book Store.
Woman anti her Disenses,(Dicksoni) price Snots.,
JuSt reepived'at Itootile's Book Stara.
Spurgeon'sSonatina (Milburn , }-price 51.25,
• dust received ttt litudie's Book Store.
Barns' Family Prayer,prirb $1:00,
• Just received atataulle's Book:Store.
The Lives of the.ThreezMrs. Judson's price $l.OO
• • Jast Cecelia] at Boodle's Boot Store.
Aran's Popular Spettker and Exhibition Deelditit
ex,'' ..rusfreceived at Boodle's Book Store.
- The iiiiltorolls Speaker, price $l.OO, " •
Just received at itiodle's Book Store.
The art of Elocution 14 - H. - N. DRY, price $l.OO.
Just reebived at No _Book. Store.
Book of Oratory, by Marshall, price. $l.OO,
Just received at licedte's Doak 'Store.
Life anti Times of Rev. Thomas Miller, by T.,
B. Miller, of Phila. Conferince, price 50 cis.
' , Just received at Boodle's Book Store.
Tho Mill On ,The Floss lay Geo. Elliot, price $l.OO,
' Just received at Boodle's Book Store.
The Life of :Jacob Gruber, by Strickland, price
$l.OO, lust received at Boodle's Beek Book.
Guide to tho Oracles, by Alfred Nevin, D. D.,
prico.sl.o9, Jest recei ved at Bindle's Book Store.
Lebanon Atig.'ls, '6O.
Statement
OP TUE LEBANON VALLEY BANK.
` - I.cOnoy, Pa., Aug. 7,1860.
iss.E7B. •• '
Loans and Diecounts- - . $183,721 15
Duo by other Bunks ' $28,774 84
Notes of other 'llanki 6,59500 .
Specie (Gold and Silver) 27 646 02
_
••
~ ' ' $13,015 86
LIABILITIES.
Circulation • $1.21.82§00
Doe to other flanks • 11.789 0
Devoe' is ' 26,515 1
~
$162,129 21
.
The-above statement. is correct, to the beet of my
knowledge and belief. JOS. KARCH,Cesluer.
Swum and subscribed before me, Aug. 8, 1800.
Lebanon, AuguPt 16,1860. ANTHONY S. Ms, 3.- P.
For the Legislature.
litz undersigned hereby. announces to the people 0
g
Lebanon county, that be Is an Indapeudenden
Candidate for Member of the Legislature, opposed
to the repeal of the Pennsylvania Railroad Tonnage Tax.
Ile solicits the support of the freemen of the county.
WILLIAM SIcA BEE.
N. Lebanon twp., Avg. 9,'50.
Jacob K. Stand,
(Late of the firm of Thompson & Stoud,)
hi Hill street, corner of boo Alley,
ESPECTFU MY informs the public that he contin-
JA, nos HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING and PAPER
HANGING, end by strict attention to business hopes to
receive a liberal aluire of patronage.
.OSy- Orders from town and country promptly attend
ed to. [Lebanon, Oct.-S,ISW.
11E-11LAII- "311 E"
BONNETS
FL
Alab
SHAKERS.
Justreoeived and sold very low by
REEKY k STINE
1860 NEW STYLES. 1860
ARAU; RTSE,,in ctimbodaktd Street, between
Market and thb Ctie a Ifousemorth side; has
now on hand a splendid iingortment of the New
Style of HATS AND OAPS, for men and boys. for 1855,
to which the attention of the public is respectfully Inv'
ted. Rats of all priGet,. From the cheopest to the most
costly, always on hand. .Ito has also just eponed,o splen
did assortment of SOMMER HATS. embracing such as
STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, PEARL, HORN, LEG
HORN, SENATE, ORMAN. and all others.
Va.. lie will ed,po Wholesale all. kinds of hats, Caps,
ae., to Cotilitiy ou advantageous terms.
Lbbandli, Atiril 21, 1858.
TILE - FhOPLES'
Hat and C 1 Store,
AT NO 4, EAGLE BUILDINGS,
etiMiIERLAND STREET, lotßditON,
„lAct,„.l, lIATTER, Manufacturer, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in HATS AND CAPS, of the iieweat
SPRING STYLES.
SILK RATS in all shapes and qualities. A first
rate NEW STYLE of SILK HATS, for $3.00. A
full assortment of Cassimere Hats. Spring style
CAPS in endless' -raricty. A splendid assortment of
SEAMLESS CAPS—the newest out. TOTAVE OPERA
HAT. and all other styles of Soft Mats,"now *oru from
the finest to the cheapest qualities hes/tears/ n large As
sortment of STRAW lIA'TS crf all styles for Men, Youths
and Children's Wear. The subscriber hopes by strict
attention to business, fair prices, and- straight forward
dealing to merit n continuance of public favor as here
tofore. lel.. Rats of all kinds made to order, at the
shortest notice. Shipping ' , Ufa bought, and the high
est price paid in Casa. JACOB Q. MILLER.
Lebanon, May 16. 1800. •". .
PHOTOGRAPHS.
A&LTD, Betay, where aro ion going th at you are
dressed up so?
Ans.—l tun going to J.ll. KELM In Adamltlse'altutld
log to have my Likeneve taken.
Quee.—Why do yen go to Kohn and not to ono of the
other rooms to have it taken
Am.—Because Reim's Pictures aro sluirperi clearer
and mote trtittiftil than others sula eierjlimly
gOCR to him.
Quet.--Catt itiu tell me why his pictures ate superior
to others?
Ant..—Yee 1 he had 9 years pmettre, and baslinherior
C.amerne, and all hie oilier fixturcr are of the most im
proved kind.
Ques.—What kind of Pictures does he take?
Ans.—lfo takes Anerotypes, and .Melalnotypes, of all
sizes and superior finlith: and Photographs, from the
smallest up to Life Size, Plain and Colored in Oil. lie
takes all tires Photogntpbs from Daguerreotypee of de
ceased persons and has them colon:81We liko, hy ono of
the bast Artiste. Ills charges are reasonable and his
rooms are open every day (except snuday) from 8 o'clock,
A. 111. to 6, I'. 31, Don't forget, KRIM'S ROOMS la the
place you can get the Dust Pictures.
_IF YOU WANT
kr a Depoo 3vs p dag u ry itu ne f x ot t a 4oo Al r ed4llio t lorl'in, ett o ll a rit, Af it
junk.
• ' IF YOl7 WANT , .
I'IGTEMR capon r docaumd t'r lend, enlarged edad
'II colored In oil, call at DAILY'S Gallery, 'next door
to the Lebanon Deposit Sank. •
LADIES SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Call anzl•See
junt,recelved by
HE MIN ,& 5 SWINK
A Splendid assortmcntof rich Dress Goods, yisg— - -
+5OO Yaids Plain figuyect acid itioterintiquo Black Silks,
froth 7il cents to $1.16..
500 Yards Fancy Silts, riehinaid,striped uudlignred
froth 46 to 60 cents.
500 Yards Pacific Lawns, fast colors.
.500' do. .Lawns at 6;4'. _ 8, 10,12, cents por yard.
500 do. Ch4lthy BaKagea .at 12406, and 23
•
cents.
500 do. , flingliams and Girifskunii,awris at 6,8, 10,
12 7 /., 18Y, iirid 25 colas.
600 do. Silk Bareges, Tissues, Grenadines, very
rich.
600 .do. Black and Mourning Dress Goods of every
desertpti
10,000 Yards of English and Araericau Prints and
ehinfzliis at 6,8, 10, and 12% cents. •
Call 60011 apd examine cur-Stock,. we feel confident
that we can offer Snolt bargains that will induce many
to Purchase. HENRY & STINFI
REMOVAL
NORTH li.EAtotNOIC
Saddle and Ilarfltess .
Manu
factory.
THE utidetsighed has Removed
J. Ma Saddlety and Harness v ,.
Manufactory to a few doors Eetith',/ ,
,
of the old place, to .the large room .fr',"rA
lately occupied by Billman Bro. to
a Liquor store, where he will be happy to EOO all his old
friends and customers, and whore ho has increased fa•
ditties for attending t o all the departments of Ws bust.
rIeSS. Being determined to be behind no other establish•
-meat in his abilitips to accommodate customers, he
has spared neither *linen& expeneo to obtain mid make
himself master of every modern Improvemen in the bu
siness and secure the survive of the beet workmen that
Morel wages would command. lie will keep a large
stock on hind, and mauutictura at the shortest notice,
all descriptions of HAWES?, mush es
.Saddles,'Brid,les,. Carriage "farness, qf
all kipds .heavy .Harness, Buggy
qf the beet Manufacture,
Beala;ftobes,,FlyNets,
stub o f dofton, - Worated, Linen, and a new kind, lately
istltipted;. WfUES of every,kind s aueli as Buggy Whole,
ok t„ pa , „Ste,; , ILeilifESof all desioriplions, HALTER
e,) • becriginsAlc Ac., Ac., allot* which he
w t vagrant to be equalto any that can be obtained da
'Ogler estalliehment,in the Country. All he asks
'id MOW desiring anything.trithls line, should call at
place and examine his Mock, Ile feels the fullest
°outdone° in his ability to glee entire satisfaction.
Alp- All orders thankfully received and promdly at
tended to. SOLOMON SMITH.
North Lebanon Borough, Jan. 20, 1600.
Wanted.
1 111 1 4 F 8 catza l lRrie n ee o a i l l e i T e eLi k tr c i r r t i rl t ; A• f ill oE e tiTe P ti
cuing term of:S . 2lOn; , Falaiieu oiX) per month. c (For
time and taltitiiiiatFoie see Superintendent's
Het, in another column.) .„
JOUN BECKAR, President.
D. S. Marrnewa, Jfeer, [Aug. 8,
Teqeher Wanted. •
Aliztititiiir • for the LEBANON FE
MA - LE SEMINARY. A married man pro
ferred. For part l 9 l 4 B address
STINE, or
Lebanon, -
Aug... 41800. .1140 W. MIMI.
*.Tdathers Wanted.
-ran gehon iNbetors of South Manville Dia
-1 trictlS:l93• 9 Teachers for the schools
of shid A tram enacting tort of six months.—
Menai salarles'*lll be paid. (For time and place of ox
,4mipaion sed, , ,superintendent's list lib another column.)
.4 0 41.$12ThitE LESLEY, Privildlint.
• Dom, grtm At Elec k y, Aug. '69.
•
II Teachers Wanted:
TEE Schor4Diectora of Ssvatara dietrict will
employ :.-Yiauchero for the sohools of said
distrait for 114 essnioar term of 5 months. Liberal gall
eries trill.be-paidt-liar time and place see Superinten
detit'S Rath . / anctlier,coluren.)
N DANIFI BROWN, Prrislent.
Dr. J. C. CoorEi, Secretary rAnewit I. 74 , 44 .
I* - 'Teachers Wanted...,
•SHE•Miool . iiiireitsire or Limdooderiy' Dlatiici will
employ g•sltripi, and 2 female Teachers for the
oole Of said fatribt. (Time and place will be found
IA the Stirtett . ..
eltia list it 'knottier column.) Term,
i t
8.4 months; . Yiliti from $2O to $3O, agcordihg V? or
tilfeati, ' - v399zlit W. NUMBERS, Prbahiiit
names lOWA', Seery . [July 18, 1880.
- ' ".wor 0 .
9 TeOreherig Wakited,
r pill , Sebonftlrectei i s of 50UW1,414_44 1 dritzkt will
employ tO-Pachers for tho Schools of. eald district,
for the enauit fia ntofs months. (Thmusitl. lace will
be found ita the Superintendent's list, in au er
cel
umn. Saikriogr*S. , HENRY GROH, Fresi
D. K. SPATD, SocrOt.ory. [July 18 . , .
9 Teacliv,s
qIILE School Directors of IJnion DistriCt, wif
Vi annolim.
1 9 Teachers fore Schools of said glislriet for tho en
suing Turin Salaries grated according to certifiatte.—
(For time and placeof examination, BCC Superintendent's
list in another column,)
JACOB HUNSICKER, President.
D.t.S's T. BOUD:CER, Sec'y. . [July 25, 1860.
1 I TeaChees ,Wanted.
TIIE School DirettOrs Ntifih Thstiiht *lll
employ 11 'feathers for the Schools of Said district,
for the ensninittorm of MI ies
Liberal salar
will be Mad. Clime Rd:did/MO will be fdatid in the Sd.
petinterideHtl Min aridlifet Eolitnni,)
cIEgIRGY: of 1; FlELLMAl.t,lsresiderit.
Jon* ' Poly 25 1860.
•
10 Teach ers. Wanted.
rrIlE School Directors of East Ilanover District will
I employ 10 Teachers for the schools of &rid district,
for the ensuing term of live ditintlis. Liberal salaries
Will be paid. (Time and plrieri will Li found in the Su
perintendent's list in another column.)
HENRY ORIEII, Prosident.
Dann A. MAnE, Seely. [July 25, Ispo.
$4; fl,lin.
board OF
Ich r 2 13316riloctok!Bofwge bo k by
f
Leban , for detection and conviction of any ..person or
persons who shall maliciously destroy or deface any of
the p. operty belonging to rho Common: Schools of the
said borough, or who by false keys or otherwise enter
any of the reboot-boilers of said borough, when closed
by ibe Teachers or Directors. By order of the Board,
.JOSEPH BOWAIAN, President.
Attest :-Tf. Dun, Belly. [Aug..B, 430.
Proposals.
rrinE Schnol. Directors of South Annvillc
dis
trict will %cat in Bactininn's School•houae on
August 11, Itfor the purpose of receiving proposals
for the ERECTION OF A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE on the
farm of Chrlshxiii Rachman, P. S.
The plan and, nieelScations fqr the building can be
seen either in Aoriville, ak thep HoaiO of David Black or
with Reuben Reid. near Wage.
CHRISTIAN LESLEY, Proaldout.
Mai= Sous, &key. Aug. 1, 'OO.
- NBW
MAI
LARRANGEMENTS.
LEBANON Sc SIGEttERSTOWN
Leave Lobannii iialtirgiDAT * S,TUURSDA4S, and
SATURDAYS, 03 9' okk 111 eplapplvelp: Slcircro
town by 5 o'clock, P. M. 'T.eavell uirThein ea/motleys
at 8 o'clock, A.. 21,1 ; T f ekaiani by 10 o'-
clock, A. M.
SITAFFERSTO:WN do MISSEMbRSirILLE
Leave Sinefferstown on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, ab 7 o'clock, A. M., and arrive at Ws
semersville at 3,o'clock, A. M. Leave Itlissemorsvilie
same days at 1 o'clock, P. 211_, and arrive at Strtlers
town by 3 o'clock, P.. 31.
PASSENGERS and EXPRESS goOds carried and
promptly delivered.
star Places of starting, in.Sinefferstown at Dissmo-
ER'S ; In Lebanon at the SAG IX II OTEL.
EMANUEL DISSINGER.
Skinfferstown, July 11, 1360.
ixe ROPOSALS
wMb • ived by the Burgesses and Council. of
the borotli of Lebanoft,until Thursday . erening,
AUGUST ;Mr:the erection, lajilietifid turiltsfilng
of all the Cifrli, Gutter and Paving, in ihe said Bovine',
In front of all the t lotrs where the owners, pr te, ante .
Lad the Voisorliolice 7 -and neglieted or refused to corn?
ply. The pithiesiProposlug, thug Winds° the different
-articles propialed to be delivered, and the Bbrottglt ac
cept all-or any portion of it. •
DAVID M. ICARMANY, C. B.
Lebanon, August 8,1800.
Proposals for Bond.
NROPOSALS for a BAND, with not lose than four
teen hutrinnonte, to play daring the continuance
it. Fair (the 26th,27th, and 28th of September next,)
of - the Lebanon County Agricultural, Horticultural and
Mechanical Society. will be received by the undersign
ed, at his Office, (n Lebanon, 'until SATURDAY, the 18th
inst., at 6 o'clock, P. M. ISAAC HOFFER, Sec'y.
Lebanon, ttifg: 8, 'OO.
• ::NOTICE, .
Lebanon Cjonitty Agrioralteral. and.itortio4
Wei Sooiety. „
AN ADJOURNED brEETING• OF THE DEBAIT
COUNTY", AGRICULTURAL. HORTICULTURAL
AND MECTICAL SOCIETY will beheld in the coat
Ijolic0; Rt. J MONDAY., the 20th inst., at 1
o'clock, P. r • Parboils desiring to become niernbeis of
said Eoclety amh'a (Rd by calling on the Scorotott, At
any time, as clause In tbb By=Lairs requiring tlib
Conatitution.to Unsigned "at a fCgular ineeMpg,"
been changed- Nor. RANK, PrMetit:.
/13A.AC lientran. Secretary
Lebanon, Aug. 8, 1.860.-td.
A=INS'S: BED. promise to be punctual, and willen
dearer fi lease al oho may call eat them fat Boots
and Shoes.
Gporge 11011in:in's
- • LEBANON COUNTY
• 4
I
- roma •
TRANSPORTATION LINE,
By LOanon Valley ItArial'i)ad:
PARTICULAIt attention will Ise paid to Goode shipp-•
ed by tho Lulu:mon TalloY.llo.l/relid. Goody Will bo
sent daily ttt idid ttottehifiGalehtbet telLebinots Myere
town, and. A/thrills, Stutione, assault tatter Fettittila ,
Count*: ;•
lialooll§3 goniroctod for at the lead pogsidle Ado
atirt delivered With dispatch.
The Proprletor.will pay particular attention: to, and
attend personally, to the receiving, au& delivery of all
Freights: - -
For infernidion, apply at bis GlTsee at ;the ; Lebanon
Valley ItellrOad Depot, Lebanon.-'
EDWAIID NAAR. Ills Agent in Philadelphrti..will
al
ways he found at W .illish v etretchant's ilotel, !forth
Third. rt., Phartadpkia. .
July It. '00.3' . GP.b.•llOlO'M
• Blacksmithillg.
I~R. BRIM; the old and well-known Blank-
South, be again commenced .his old bniiuess, in
this borough, in Obeel]rut etreet,.., cinat, of Walnut. Ho
dons all work in his line, with the exception of Horse
Shoeing. The character of his work is. so well known,
that tbaro need notdbe,many words about it in an adver
tisement:. He solicitsAinspatronaite-of- thee public •
Lebanon ug. 1, /660, . . DANIEG-BItUA.
-•
tan. c -
F THE LEBANON BANK, publiehod as requi rod by
) the Act of ASsetriblyppassed Oct. 18, 1867,
LILBANON Rt:Ht, Aug., 1860.
list.—Loans and Db•contits, . $920,170,37
24L-BPode $35,00019
Notes of other Banks, 17,560 00
Due by other 11 - inks, 39,8J8 00
102,468 10
341.-- , Notrg to Circulation.; - • 189,270 00
its and
intludiug: dem& } 11
its and bielattcoa due to °Hier Bitnlcot,
.EDW. A. UHLER, Cashier. -
131volui anti Subecritipil , %tdrii i6o. Aug. 1, 1850.
. JotUralt otsat J. Pi
Lohman, Aug. 9, 1800.
...._-,
-Blanketiiii-tivis,- - -
,
CWOODEN ClifPliTNO•of• all colors, Ilya tit .
of Blue. Bldeg, premed, the color . Ittratutat
Tlat it U '
and goods Rifted out (Mill In to now, by
LYON LEIIIIitROEN .. •
EatitKano ton
za - Articlabto be dyed can bc left Wits, L..Ler
/We Drug Store irber6 all orda.4 : :for - Above a , yr' .
attended to. • ' '.•.:4 ' -tteti. 8, . '
Co - k's.Siiii:iiirlite nik . , oval'
. 7
N— u .6tat610:61.0vE13. - ha cOP1 1 )&16
r j. NIT ~, 13 WOwtrie . 411361.14 ES§ te.
I N
.111rarket-Streer, frOne.9o - h! ;•! Ilfra, w nos
he.lllls hitlllty - bla.aliLlriaadirmul rultiotti
ere, and wiieru he haailucirctutadabetlititia Pic att;endiu4
to all the dePartmenta ofhie bushiest. ' . .
Particular atterittou given to Rlirrtlßl l 3 ,
All orders thanktallykocalv(l6 sad Frio n 4 atioll‘li
to. '. C1LA,111435' 31.• ' E fIIN.
•-• Gappersitith and Arrittistimeket. -
Lebanon, March 7,11360.
S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The propricloru : no4 ma nu lavitirers tif
(;.11..E111;1Thilt st()Al A (tIl.
axtPeiiriiit Is Rifeet7 poblitli9iiii• to
p it)s'CiaYWtitttl citiz e ns genetplltof
S • t PAT beCitirite-flrt•iiiilClo riati -at feit
t ion heretofore uulertostoLa.few hie** upon
this point will ,peak' more- -folic/0111 than
volumes of byre assol'iioftiffil-
The constittiption.oT Lfostettite lied
l Stels Jill
(ere for the last 3'ear'.attibtfrritil . trtiir4l
million bottles; md ftleofift.lfit tfutniflOsCaitatly
inviedso in times pot, it is'eTitlent - that-thning
the coming year tbo consumption will reach
near one million bottles. This immense undiont
could never laic been 'sold but fo,r 'the rtu
medicinal pmperlit4 7 eonlaitied in I he prelittra
t inn, and the sala•timi'nfilie•tpatt '':poittittent
pity:4th! us in thettie isit4rBA'Srf ;the ccßnlry
where the article is best kno. wd; who nut only
rceonitnend die Lit tees tbfitcir vatic tits,. but
are ready at all (lines to-give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases of stontachie derangements
the diseases resulting tlterh tinn.
Tiiiti ix not a fernplrn ry popul . arity,
by extraordinary efforts in the way'itfletitoz
petin"g'ilte qualitiot of the Bitters, bite ti : sOliti
eetiniatioit of an invaluable mt dicinc , which. is
destined. io,he as coddling as tilde iisotti
.
I lostet ter's Stomach Bitters . have .Proved
o,OtSc . r4 regions -1A ere te+Ci . 'ague
and 'varkiiiii..6llo4;.Ao4ts
counted their , _To ho
able to, elate cohfideuttly- that the ••13ittens"
area certain, oure„ for -the ..1-tripepsia and like
diseases, is to the piopriotore 4 eourco Of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes till morbid nuttier
• from • the Innifies the bleeds : and
impitrtsrenetred vitality - to the nervous system,
lying it that tone and energy inilisVeromble
Ithevestoration-of,health,- - trepraliecupon
theAtomach, Jiver, and other digestive, orgn MS,
mildly but pwverfully, anti soon restores them
to a cella icon esibutip.l to the healthy discharge
of the fractions of nature.
Elderly Persotiff may use thebittCrg linil} as
-per directions on the bottle, nvid'theywill .find
in-if a stinrulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant.-to the palate,
irlitigoiatitt to the bowels: excellent as a. Wilk
and rejuvenating generally. We have the cri
dance of thousands of aged men anti women
who have experienced lite benefit . of using ibis
preparation while tmffering from stem:tell de
rangements-end general (101111i'; timing under
the adviceofphysiCians, they have abandoned
till fleleteirreus drugi and fairly . tested the
merits of this article. A few -words -fo the
.
sex. There are certain periods when
their cases arc
the
that many of them
Oink &Mei trial. The reletioil" of mother
and child is he ebsoibingly lenlfer, that the
ntother,.: especially if she be 'twin; la opt to
forget her own ,litleith in her ,extretne anxiety
for her infant. should lice period of maternity
arrive during the . summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable t he
mother.tO bear up.under her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that riceiCe the endorsement of 'phypi
blabs, because it is agreeable to the -taste as
well as certain td etre a- permanent increase
of bodily ; strength.
All those pet-sons, to whom 70 liaVe Part lett
larly referred above, - to *it itiffererA front
fever and ague, caused by malaria; Iliarrinen.
dysentery, indigestion; loss . of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the idoitittelt,
superannuated inValid'a, pinions of sedentary
occupation, and nuraing mothers, will &mimic
their own physical welfare by givittg to Hos
tetter's Celebrated Stoned' Bitters a trial.
CAUTION.—We caution thepu.) I
..c against,
using any of the many imitations or counter
feits, but ask for Ilesrarren's Cie.EDKATY:9
STOMACH BITTERS, and sea that each bottle has
the words "Dr. J. HostattceeSfi3inaehilitters"
blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, and
observe that our autograph signature is on the
label.
dal- Prepared Prepared and sold by PEOBTETTER &
Ella - PPE, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all
eruggists; &doers, and dealers generally
throughout the Unite4l3tates, - South Ame
rica, and Germany. •
By Dr. Geo. Roza, D. 9: 'labor, I. L. Lemberger. I.eba•
non • J. C. Seltzer, Fradorfakabureg.D.,Blevor &Brie;
Anuvllle; Martin Early, PilmyTa. • •
GREAT EXCITEMENT
SELLING..;OPF"
• - -..•
At Tempting eel':
,
LAWNS--Tlp4op assortakiiit; fast colors, figured
Lawns and - pickilgtagos.
Plain Black Lawns,
Neat Dpirad lat*nsi
• Black and eolotrod Amalfi%
Crane Dospang, •
Chtillie Detainee .
Mohair 31itt:e,
• Innty arid Black Silks,
Dialing out at astonishing
R. LAMM:RD/LCD.
S UM3IEIt GOODS to bp sOlil this ;month: 'l,:eir enough
-to satisfy al' liy ; ,L. li: LAI3 D IiRVII.CII.
AA, GOOD assortrpontor Doods_gs cau Lu
hy ' 1 L. K. L'AUDBRItIICiI.
f QB I / 1 ,111.1*- 4atlim*Genfilemeis, Alyea ; pipit 41.11-
diem's, a large line, tiy L. K. hAupr.l9llf.cii.
sx'S ivrEAlC,BoyhrWear, Cloths.
BansCauttrianire, Cattinavn.v,
•. Mien DrMs, • MarasMes - Vostihg,
CIIDAP COATING,: • r
Nllarger stock of tho bast quallth and at eheapor
A tiled( over sold, by . L. li:"LA . ittll11911Lell.
ELZIOD 12001. SKIRTS,
Dr.kNS*Altß; .
• GROCERIBS, atird'r . ";*: ;„
'... PROFIVONS.
•
SOW bj. , • . . L. K. LkiIbENSIILCH .
tONEY, TIONET--ikitt and•superiorit4ey just re.
iiired and foriabi liy L. E. bAUD,EIt3IILeti.
MID FElll'll;:foiailleby
. . LAUDYIENILCII.
I_)IIESERVi: Tait ift/ITs—WillOugtl'altuprred
j_ PatentolrltghtetblitiefFrairJate or Bottles bit
ing been festal during tbo.nastalcrasonaitifesl4lV.Cgi'i:e'
eutiro satisfaction, tier sale by • . .
- '- ' L. E. ILianionit . alii,eli.
E nzall ,Ctip.a@it—o auperisi • articiolor
. 11111 e . by
, L. K. 1,,t11,0104.1.1Lr1i.
...riAIIPETS: di V411,-1446 ilia CotLiii..Carpet &Min
‘,/ for sale by LA UDERIIILCII:
A FINE assortment of Ladies Sleeyes and CdllneoiSr
... .e..e0z ,...4.8
rAtintott.Aiiii.su, for milenttlynixtf.
L. K. LMIDERIIIIXII.
1. - . J •,
• Aid.,..%•t-IfAMS:Lbest quiilay Sugir CurceCtinram
86.118, Pat received And for SS36. by ' '.
• '. L. 'E.: LAILDER)LILCIL
•• ..
- .• . 'lt AMID WANTED! I
A LL kini3s oL P..11J3
1.,a rdi DI;I4/,1f,1•,..1..,4-
Tallow., 5420,p,..R0mF, ,51:191altlersilli tell,
• .1111 k
.:liriblleiCpToi, ke., tor-wbieh -the hlghOst, market. prime
•utill aril% belakkjd atbie4lo94Bl - V. , ; .-
L. K. T.,:turiipificu. .
• •
- flatiugm;e4s.siziseo,. • • •
NEB
rw:I. • . ..
NE:W. - ST..I- • ~ i
•
11E subscrii•eri; reapoctfully Inform ; T. Miaow of
Lebanon and;warrouncling•cowdry 4 haw
. • _,„ • ~. • .
opened ail Ilatirely ;caw
..
. 7. .
t.. 1
~.,
~:
DRY. GOODghi.
(I .
- • t All
.ctui- N
NS ...AgE
IN . K E* . ii'Vb 4 " ' la" ' Bitli_ 11113,ILDI.*G,
between MO Maeli'llose sal *eiehinge . ,Mi Itfels, Cain
berleunl tAtitat, (6odtli Side,}
korskANON, .'A.' . ~ .... -..„
They *mild inform tbe public th at they • ars deter
mined and egabaktio 6.IiLL LOW. nth - Stock af (lama
ity4ll, large, a '
.libtmlstat the LOA .CAMATEItS,I6.
Tpdty would in,i,_ ' the Publii: to give them - a' haul, feel
ilitCOntilent that they can plvaaa.sth•- •;,. -.- ....
• Aar Their ixt ruus are CASII pr Colltrrltat",2ltaDUCE.
- , • • • • W. K. &gp =Jun.
"idequarentins—rx KIiNDAILII , MO IlltUding.
TaliithediOdaltli 28;1860.
. . ..
Nevi Ilivetiiiiitin.
13
• _
013
._2. ~ ~ • -Oboe Burnedkaibe
T/iito PruvAwPtits•i ' n the *Or laminuisisa the
subscriber is now enables! W prucluctithlbelitVoub
lienNst, Ima c tbut wmto . sor . r6i4P in this seetitioorobun.
try,
and in qbantitieet without limit, ateekarbinotice.—
Ilia Improvements are-stet. -Olathe is tamtlgoitto Pell bis
Lime 44./ 2 r jl 0 /B:iPq.lunittils 'WWI - dof 25
ceilts,llllh-M,./ma bei: thu Tickle...l4 lows) ove,l Lib 11.7.,
burepdool , o 6 .l.l,, Olto bil Attain " w ratim,by
tlei beat-12P Jar itLl sowntitiqs, as mdkAibiliesire(r.
vi. 044,0411 - Nu bkobinigb for Llano.
ejag :Ono to ,
a grost.olonu tbelporfeiticin ar). infproromerlq
foriltb6.l
„oft, „liirgo scale, atlas .pri.:es, the
sUbsoilber holies to fisra*f; w share of alit public patron
age. • , . . . • , .
1111 s ibeditinit is at Lbtrohl'arid.well kudivn
.liticeou lila
Union Canal; in NOrth liebnitii.
.81t.
N. Le.banon, May 18, 1650. DAVID BOY