THE CORNER.
LONGEVITY OF TOE RomaNs.—Among the Ro
mans, M. Votaries Corvinus was above the age of
one hundred at the time of his death ; Patties
and Cato, above ninety ; Tereutio, the wife of
Cicero, one hundred and three. There aro sever-
al instances of Roman actresses who became old,
a piece of good fortune which their profession in
these days can rarely least. One Linetja per
formed a whole century; and made her appose..
anee publicly when in her hundred and twelfth
year. Onleria Copiele was a sprightly damsel of
ninety when the appeared upon the boards. Ac
cording to 11 valuable collection in regard to the
duration of life, in the time of the Emperor Vas
pasien, preserved by Pliny from the record of the
census, an unquestionably creditable source, it
appears that in the year when that numbering of
the people took place, the seventy•sixth of our
era, there wore living in that part of Italy !teltich
lies between the Appenines and the Po, one lien
dred and twenty four men who had attained the
age of one hundred years and upwards, via
ty.four of ono hundred fifty-seven of a !tendril
and ten, two of it hundred and twenty. five, four
of a hundred and thirty, four of from one hun
dred
and thirty five to one hundred and thirty.
seven, and three of one hundred and forty. lle.
side* these there wore in Parma three men of one
bemired and twenty and thirty; at Forentbt a we.
man of one hundred and thirty two ; mid in Vel
lejecium, a small town near Placentia, six persons
who bad attained the age of a hundred and tell,
and four to that of a hundred and twenty.
VALISE Or AN EXPLANATION.—A certain King,
It is said, sent to another King, saying, "Send me
a blue pig with a black tail or else-." The
other, in a high dudgeon at the presumed insult
replied, "I have not got one, and if I had-."
On which weighty cause they went to war for
many years. After a satiety of glories and mis.
cries, they finally be thought them that, as their
armies and resources were exhaustell, and their
kingdoms mutually laid waste, it might be well
enough to consult about the preliminaries of
peace; but, before this could be con cludecl•a di
plomatic explanation was first needed of the' in
sulting language which had formed the ground
or the quarrel. "What could you mean," asked
the mond King of the first, "by saying *send
me a blue pig with a black tail, or else-r "
"Why," said the other, I "Meant a blue pig with a
black tail, or else some other color. Dot," re
tort,rd he "what could you moan by saying
Lave not got one, and if I had -r "Why,
of course, if I had I should have sent it;" an ex
-planation which was entirely satisfactory, and
peace was concluded accordingly.
SUMPTUARY Lows.—ln England, in the year
fifteen hundred and thirty-eight, it was enacted
that "no lady or knight's wife should hare more
than one velvet rrdemask gown for the rummer ;
that all ladles should wear russet or calmut throe
days in the week, under penalty of ten shillings
per day ; and that a surveyor should examine the
ladies ward-robes. Just fanny such a surveyor
in these days
pr. Last week, in the Gallery of the Louisi
ana Convention, ayoung gentleman unfortunate
ly sat down upon a portion of a lady's highly
erinolined dress but in an instant arose and said
beg your pardon Alias, but I hope I hare'nt
broken your umbrella." " Oh, no," said the
young lady blushing very much.
IgtiL. Byron was disenchanted when he saw
his inamorata eating. In other words, he falter
ed when henith And beauty were at ih tuke:
* We republish the following sta
tistics at this time by request. They
are of interest:-
.POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
From a table issued from the Census Bureau et
Washington, we learn that the population of the
United States is as follows: Free population,
27;612.624; number of 61111 , 8 E., 3,999,353. The
ratio of representation for a member of Congress
is 127,216. The following table, giving the pop.
ulation by States, with the number of members
of Congress to whieh,ofteh is entitled, as wileisi.
ly determined, W ii 4 proTo interostiDg to the reader:
37th
Free S'ln cc Cosa ices
palm/cam
: population. Rep.'s.
Maine, 610,058 5
New Hampshire, 326,072 3
Vermont, 315,827 . 3
Massachusetts, 1,231,494 10
Rhode Island, 174,621 1
Connecticut, 4611,670 4
Now York, 3,851,663 30
Pennsylvania, 2,016,018 23
New Jersey, 676,034 5
Delaware, 110,549 1,505 1
Maryland, 646,183 85,382 6
1 11:rginia, 1,007.373 495,326 11
North Carolina, 679,965 328,377 7
South Carolina, 308,186 .107,135 4
Georgia, 615,336 467,400 7
Florida, 81,885 63,846 1
Alabama, 520,444 435,473 6
Mississippi, 417,051 470,607 5
Louisiana, 354,245 312,186 4
Arkansas, 331,710 109,065 3
Texas, 415,999 184,956 4
Tennessee, 859,523 237,112 S
Kentucky, 920, 0 77 225,490 s
Ohio, 2,377,91.7 19
Indiana, 1,350,802 11
IlLinobt, 1,691,233 13
Missouri, 1,085,595 115,619 0
Michigan, 754,201 6
W iseonsin, 768,485 , 6
lowa, 682,002 5
Minnesota, 172,793 1
Oregon, 52,558 1
California, 384,770 .3
Aeneas, 143,645 ' 1
Total population, 27,492,924 3,090,353 ' 234
POP LILAT/ON OF TIIB TERI - 1.17011Ln.
Nebraska, 28,893
New Mexico, 93,024
Utah, 30,000
Dakutab, 4,839
Washington, 11,624
Diit. of Columbia 75,321
Total of Territories, 359,709
RECAPITULATION.
Total free population of all States and
Territories of the United States., 27,642,624
Slave population. • 3,222,353
AN EXAIDIT 07 T/17 AREA OF TEE SEVERAL STATES AND TER
RITOOIOS OF TUE UNITED STATER.
States of the Union. .SI OO TO 5111 0 S.
Maine 35,000
New Hampshire 0,280
"Vermont 10,212
alttesachuseita 7,800
Rhode Inland 1,300
Connecticut 4,750
New York 47,000
New Jersey 8,320
l'eunnylvania 46,000
Delaware 2,120
Maryland 11,124
Virgiala 61,362
Korth Caro Hes 50,7 t 4
South Carolina 34,000
Get.rala Weed
Kentucky 37,680
Tennessee 0000
Tessa 274,868
Total
Laad Stoics.
Ohio
Indians
Jtlleldgan
llinois
Wisconsin
lows
California
Oregon
lilinuesota
Ziorida
Alabauto
Louisiana
Arkansas
744,654
Square, Mice
39,964
33,9041
56,451
65,410
49.924
55,996
198.991
95.274
811,631
50.268
60,722
47,150
41,346
52,198
05,350
Total
District of Columbia
Territories embracing Publio
Lands. Square ?Mei.
Saimaa 1:10,253
Nebraska 342433
11/nreatota 6 I .94.;0
Washington 193,071
New Mexico 268,309
Utah 220,108
Indian 87,020
9 IS, AI
00
Total Territories 1,287,277 823,887,28 u
Total Land Surthoe 3,010,870 1,4126,035,800
To which added water surfaces, hikes, rivers, de., we
ilame a eurface of over 8,280,00 U square miles.
The aggregate area of the laud Btatos and Territories
ie upwards of 4460,000,000 acme
ne Commissioner of Pensions, too,
in his report to the Secretary of the
Interior, states some interesting facts
in regard to the surviving Revolution
ary soldiers. He says that--
"Of the 185 on the rolls the 30th of Jane, 1850,
but 87 remained to enjoy these small tokens of
their country's gratitude throughout the succeed
ing year. The number must, at the present time,
be considerably less, and in a brief period they
will probably lire only in the memory of a grate
fel country.
"It Is an interesting fact that among the few
that now survive is one who participated in the
first great battle of the War of Independence,—
Pensions bave•besn allowed to 66 widows of Rev.
olutionary soldiers during the year, making the
number now on the rolls 3,204, a diminution since
the lest anneal report of HO."
A LIST OF It3STAIL'ERS
O"FOREIGN'AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
IVA it liS„ NERCO A ND'S M., &c, which were re.
tented to the Mercantile Appraiser of taltatten county,
for the year tafit. Metier is hereby given that the p
prattler will hold hie appeal at the Cotentieelonvrte
Unice ou Motrtay. the nth 'any' of
to
4: D., 1861,
which time and place those desiring to app-al nioy
attend. JOSEPH COOT ER,
:Appraiser of Mercantile Paves,
South dimwit le Township.
List of h'etailers. Moss. lie...7mm.
John Carper, merchant 13 $lO 00
Abraham Brightbill, grain 14 7 00
C.
H . SOm not le, merchant 13 10 CM
David Aunt r. Confectioner 8 6 00
John 3laco, huckster 13 10 00
U. D. 11l ever & Bra, merchant 13 10 011
C.,ruelies Smith, confectioner 14 7 00
14'illtam 'Hoverter, confectioner 8 6 00
C. W. Cameo!, & Urn., Merchant 13 10 00
lindoleti Ilerr, Lumber 14 7 00
William Beaver, Leather 14 7 00
Centel Faust, !doves 14 • 7 00
North Annaille Ilav whip.
Gabriel Wolforeberger, merchant 13 ,10 00
George W. Miller. merchant 13 10 00
do grain and coal 14 7 00
A.M. Welttner, merchant 13 10 On
Leltner A Itupp, vial ' 14 7 00
William Ault, loather 14 7 00
John N. etnitti, stoves 14 7 00
Jacob 3. Klllinger & Co., grain 14 7 00
Joseph F. Mertz, lumber 14 7 00
Kinportz A Kretder, merchants 13 .10 (10
Peter 0 ray bill, shoes 14 7 00
Daniel S. t.eightner. grain 14 7 01
Erika Township.
Peter Gerhart, merchant 14. 7 00
Thorax'. 9. %Fakeer, Merchant 13 10 00
John L. Moyer, seed dealer 14 7 Oo
White & Kberley, merchant@ 14 7 00
Samuel Weber, merchant 13 10 00
Shaer & Mark, merclnints 13 10 Oft
Jacob C. Seltzer, merchant 13 10 00
Epoch k Peltier, hucksters 13 10 Oo
John %Feller, coal 14 7 00
George Christ, moves 14 7 00
Coney Mark, huckster 13 10 GO
Jahn Itehny, coal 14 7 Oil
Levi Paine, huckster 13 10 00
Levi Kriog, huckster 13 10 CO
Josiah 8. Light, leather 14 7 00
Casper Strickler, huckster 13 10 10
Peter Howard. huckster 13 10 00
AMOS Solder, huckster 13 'lO Cl)
agitate, Ktllinger & Co., merchants 14 , •7 00
Own wait 7Munship.
boom Banitileton, Merchant 13 _
" 10 DO
It. & 0 J*loy: merchants 13 ' l lO tio
E. F.ltamsay, nierithant tultim 14 7 00
A. L. Smith, [Worm," 14 7 00
Best Hummer Toonship.
Levi Zlmmormen. Mel ChM. t 14 7 00
do grain and coal 'l4 700
ltliennel II Artnum. feed 14 7 uo
Chrlotiart Frantz, merchant 21 7 00
David Buck, loather 14 '7 0 1 1
David 11. Hank, merchant 13 10 00
go - tune! B. Salem, leather 14 7 MI
Thomas A. II rper, mecclotht 13 'lO 01
Michael B. Horning, merchant 13 10 00
John Braley, huckster 13 10 Ott
1" &Amick Boisher. huckster 13 10 t 0
Solomon Stine, hacketer '23 10 CO
Charles Sell river, nu-reliant 13 10 00
Peter Wendling, con , ectioncr 14 7 00
Heitleb,ty roonehip. •
.
Franklin Selgriet. n erchunt 14 7 Oft
Joseph homier, merchant, 13 10 ut)
A. V. Bucher, cuerehant 13 10 Oil
Abraham S. Grub, merchant 13 10 00
Solomon Bomberger. leather 14 7 00
Cyrus 31. 'Kraft, met chant 13 10 110
Jeremish Aclie,y. merchant 14 . 7 tn
Jacob Kratzer, distiller a 25 00
Jackson Township.
Moses L. Bowman. merchant 13 10 00
/Pongee k Stoner merchants 12 12 0)
Spangler dr .31usser, merchants 13 10 00
Allen Wrigley, 111 en:luit 13 10 00
J. Schoch & Co , merchants 14 7 00
do lumber. CUM 3 grain 14 '7 00
Samuel Schell. stoves . 14. 7 CO
Benjamin Artz, stoves, 14 ; 1 7 00
Atter. Bollinger, coal 14 7 00
'Franklin Myers, nth% & croirry 8 ft 10
George Mayer, tab' & ceitry 8 ,I, co
George I. Seitz .r, grain, salt &s., 14 •7 00
Daniel Urich, coal 14 7 t 0
G. 11. Deepen, cant 14 7 Oft
Uriah Reinhold, Merchant 14 7 00
John Lehman, coal and plaster 14 7 (.0
Curtis Riesig, shoes 14 7 00
LS: 3. Miller, coal plaster 14 7 00
J. & li. Loroo, leather /4 7 On
Henry Sherk, pat. mod. 14 7 on
Seibla & Seible, lu lii Mir and B _
r it 14 -7 00
Samuel Houck. coal 14 'i tot
john if. Steiner, huckster 13 10 00
Henry Elihschumn, huckster :3 10 DI
.William Wagner. coal 34 7 00
George Wagner coal 14 7 00
Joseph (borer. coat, salt & grain 14. 700
Whitton Olswein, distiller 3 20 00
Geary Ileak, grain 14 7 Od
John Becht-11.1, huckster 1.1 10 00
Julio K. Fralice, Minicoy. 13 10 GO
Royer & Garman, confectioners 8 s'oo
betatron 80. 02311.
J aim George, merchant 32 12 50
John Bressler. stOVed 14 7 00
P. U. Itbnr, confectioner 14 7 Ott
L. K. Lou lermilna. mer-haut 13 10 t,O
Diller. Arndt & Co., leather 14 7 00
Boluit tin Ih - wailer. merchant 14 7 00
John P. Cher. coat:wiener 8 5 00
Daniel tt itters,llour and feed 14 7 00
P. 3'. McCauley, shoos 14 7 00
W. K.& J Eckert, merchants 13 10 00
0.31. Roblatul, shoes Pt 7 00
John A. Smith. confebtfoner P 4 7 00
.1. 11. Krause & Co , merchants It 15 00
tl. J B. Smith, omnery 14 '7 00
George 31 limber. merchant 14
..7 Ou
'minuet Krause, merchant 14 7 1:0
J. Louder Sr Bus's merchants 11 10 00
G L. Atkins .3 Jiro , shoes 14 7 00
James N. lingers. stoves 14 7 00
John Groff. cup fectioner 13 10 00
Dilute! Grin ff. shoe 14 7 (0
John Gerhart, merchant 14 7 'at
maid,. St Light, merchants 18 10 00
Beery & Stine, nierrMants 12 12 50
1.. IL Openhelnier.clothinn 14 700
Reitzen.tein Bro &CO ,Clothing 14 700
James IL Kelly. jewelry 14 7 00
II rry & Anderson. tcbarconiets 14 7 00
Bauman. Corer & Capp, fill " 14 '7 00
Bowman, Brme& Capp, lumber 18 10 00
D S. Ratter, drugs 14 7 00
do pat med. 4 5 . 00
Adam Rise, hatter 14 7 01)
8. S. Ramsay, merchant tailor 14 7 00
11.11 Roedle, etationery 13 10 00
Jacob Roetiel, shoes 14 7 CO
ftelzon tele & Bro's clothing 14 7 00
David M. Karmany. hardware 0 25 00
'George Ross, drugs 14 7 t 0
do patent medicines 4 500
John 3. Sht Denham, r, merchant 14 700
Joseph Bowman - shoes, hats, 31., 14 700
John Yody, eaddiery 14
.7 00
S. Usury Miller, stationery 14 7 'OB
Charles Oraettawalt. Hardware 11 10 00
Harrison K. Dundure,furuiture 14 700
J. J. Blair jewelry 14 7 01)
J. L. Lemberger, drugs 34 7 00
do patent medicines 4 5 00
Geo Waltz, stationery 14 7 00
Reuben Bender, tobacconist 14 7 00
B.F. Swartz, merchant 33 111 00
Robert (lot It, confectioner,,,,,
14 700
George 011eger. grocery 14 7 00
D.B. Geod. confectioner • $ 5 00
Abraham Strickler, grain 14 700
Wnt. Light. brewer 3 25 00
We,. 11. Statile, fruit a 4 7 00
John Yo, t, brewer 12 . 12 50
R. Bra's & Co., merchants 12 12 50
Owen Laubsch. furniture 12 . 32 BO
banieteh . 1 1 Gasser. fruit 14 7 Os
Geo. Roffman, grain and salt 14 7 00
Philip Aron's, merchant 34 7 00
Geo Gingrich, fruit 11 7 01)
Geo. Retituehl, merchant 14 I Oil
Joshua Brewer, frail 14 7 011
John P Richard. f, nit 14 7 00-
4. I. Greenawalt, leather 14 7 Ott
Lobes on Deposit Bank bill brokers It 30 09
do do do exchange 8 , 30 00
Narth Le/smote Boren/oh.
Joseph Yemiston, Tobacconist 14 7 OO
Roman Rauch, confectionery h 5 00
Joseph Bowman. furniture 14 7 00
Martin W. fd.ohlt, druggist 14 7 00
Planck .5 Brother, merchants 13 10 00
Solemn] Smith. saddlery-, Sm. 14 7 DO
Reinneld & Molly. !Nether nod coal 13 30 00
Usury Mend t, lumber and cold 13 10 00
Philip Brectibllt. lumber and coal 13 10 no
Ilneirl Light, wood 14 . 9CO
W. It. Eckenroih, grain, coal, &c. 13 10 00
John I'. Arnold, farnititre 14 7 00
A 8.
22,4uU,000
b,529,360
b,5'35,080
4,993,000
835,840
0 0, 90
30,Othi,UO0
5 J.. ,8 1
lu, 00
. it ,80
,
39'215. 0
5t
21,780.000
• , '9
24,11b.200
29.1h4,i00
156,58Z,8 0
..Vorth Lebanon Township.
John Blimp, merchant . 14 tOO
John IL (iron, merchant 13 10 00
Abraham Lehman, grain and cool 13 10 00
David's'. Werner, grain and coal 11 7On
Joseph Light, jr., grain nod col 14 7 00
Andrew Light. merchant 13 10 00
Adam It. Light, merchant ' 14 . 700
henry Ilartinstn, brewer- 23 00
Slierlt.(3ccentrian a Long.gruin a coal IL 7 00
du do do niercli.mts 13 10 00
Israel Light, merchant 13 10 00
David Boyer, wood and coal 11 7 00
Andrew Zimmerman, wood & awl 14 700
Londonderry 71runtship.
William E. Brunner. merchant 13 10 00
John Bei 'linger, merchant 13 10 00
Samuel Segnar, merchant tailor 14 7On
John J. Brightbill, merchant 13 10 On
Samuel Wittors, merchant 13 " 10 00
51artIn H. Bowmen, merchant 13 10 00
John W. Bowman, merchant 14 7 00
Martin Early, hardware /2 12 50
do grain 0 25 00
do lumber and coal 14 7 00
John H. Easy, confectionery 14 7 00
Simon Fitozy. stoves 14 7 00
Ilialcrcel; Township,
Josiah K. Steweid, merchant 13 10 00
5, 14171E08 & Son, merchants 14 7 00
J. A.. Weigloy, merchant 13 . 10 00
John I'. Voseler, coal and salt 14, 7 00
Adam Stump, confectionery 8 5 00
J.ll. Walter, merchant 14 7 00
George L. Seltzer, grain 14 7 00
Julm W. Seibert, grain 14 7 00
t:a.
John Phillips, merchant 13 10 00
John Brunner, merchant 13 10 00
ROW: & Garret, lumber and coal 13 10 03
J. Capp & Son, merchants 13 10 00
do do druggist 14 7 00
Samuel Wagner, confectionery 14 7 00
Levi Gellman, merchant 14 7 00
Napoleon Dealt, .hoes 14 7 1/0
Darin 'Boltz, tubacconlst 14 7 00
Samuel Vaber, confectionery ' 14 700
ALEIO4 Weimer, stoves 14 7 00
filler, Arndt & Cu., leather 14 7 00
George Zeiler, coal 14 7 00
Simon Boltz, shoe. 14 7 00
Joseph Baney, J. S., huckster 11 10 08
Union .7burnship.
Union Forge Co., met-clients l 4 7 00
Erich & Bordner, merchants 13 10 00
J. &G. & 11. Melly, grain and coal 13 10 00
Erbelman & Heilman. lumber a coal 13 10 00 '
Nicholas Reigel, huckster 13 10 00
TU HUUIteTBREL—A Law passed ireey recently by
the Legiel , ture puts a license of TEN DOLLAR , on
al' Hucksters residing within the county, and of
TWEN IT DOLLARS on all persons residing outride
of the limits of' the county mid Mack/tering fa the
county.
4 6,
Acres.
25,515,060
51,1,37,i 60
31 12,,040
35,4i,_ 0
34,511.300
8 .0;1,80
124,847.810
Al". 00
53,459,840
57,931.520
32 7 62,0 0
39,179,x+40
20,401
,140
33,400,720
41,024,000
020 101,600
3b (I
Acres.
80,86 1 , 120
21U,160,3-0
62,464,400
, 96 , 440
164,037;,60
140,925,440
42,801,800
Farmers and others Take Notice.
TOR undersigned having purchased the entire
establishment of A. MAJOR it BROTHER,
manntketure and keep on hand n very general as
sortment of MACHINERY and FARMING IMPLE
MENTS, embracing Improved FOUR-HORSE Powers
and Threshers; Railway Horse Powers and Threshers,
morgan's 'lndependent steal-wire Tooth Horse RAKE;
Mutant.s Patent Fodder, Straw and clay curr It: Cast
Iron Field Rollers, Crain Fans, Hay Elevators, Clover
Hullers, Corn.shellers, by band or power, Corn numbs
and Planters, Cultivators, ,te., with a variety of the
best PLOUHIIS in'use, de.
All of the shore Meanies are of the latest and hest
improvements. and entail warranted to give satisfaction.
Castings of alt kinds made to order.
and at short notice. He also manufactures STEAM EN-
GiNES,MiII Getwing,Shafting, and Mill work in general,
and pays particular attention to Repairing Engines and
Machinery of all kinds.
He invites all to mil and examine tbe workat the Ma
chine Shop, on PyiEnnovs Srlteer, Leb anon.
tar All orders or conitaunieations by Man will be
promptly attended to. D. M. KARMANY.
Lebanon, Lebanon Co., Pa.
Lebanon, August 8,1860.
14J0T1014.---I have appointed A. MAJOR & BROTHER
IA my Agents for thepurpose or carrying onthe above
bnedness. D. 31. K A R3IAIN Y.
Lebanon, Augliat 8; 1860.
LO.NGACRF TOIIN C. G ATM! I ACOB GABE
LEBANON
Door and Sash Ina nuCactory.
f...cuud on the R. in- :Anse Road, nearpauthertand
.
Bfreet, East Lebanon.
. THE undersigned respectfully in
- - 1 form the public in general, that they
•
haveadded largely to their formerestab
lishment, anti also have all kiuns of the
=latest and beat improved MACHINERY
in the Statein full operation, such as
WOODWORTIPS FLOORING, cy-c.,
for conducting the general business for
Planing, Scrolls, Sawing, 4-c.,
and the experienee acquired by E. Loanacaz and J. G.
GAREL tinting their connection with the Door. Sash and
Lumber Trade, for a number of years past, affords full as
surance of their ability, in connection with J. Gam, to
.'Select stork suitable to the wants of the Door and Sash
business in this State.
They tour nirdrto Mechanics and Formers generally,
upon favorable terms, a judiciously assorted stuck of
Ifoolls. SABlt, &e., from the best Lumber mannfactories
In the gtate, feeling confident that' their assortment is
not to be excelled by any other establishment in the
State in regard to exactness in sine, quality or linish,and
tiflenlate% to afford thorough satisfaction to all those
favor the undersigned with their custom,
The fdllifaing list comprises the lending articles of
stock on 11HW—
Doors, of all WAs; Sash, of nil sizes;
Door Frames,"Toraick and "A:rehltrnves;
frotne houses; CaSings;TAnn. 3 to 6 in.;
Window Fr llMCd, for tiffek titioote;
and frame houses; Shutters, of all sizes;
All kinds of Mouldings; Blinds. of all sizes;
0. 0. Spring Moulding, of nlisizefi; Wash-hoards.
fpNOAOIIII, GABEL. & BLfOTifldil
P. S—Planitql. Sawing, ere., promptly done for these
pnilhing, the Lumber. [Lebanou,lnly
LE MIBEBGER'S
•
CLOT n MLA IN IT FACTORY.
r VILANKITL for past thvors, the undersigned respi
fully informs the Public that he continues to catty
on his Matinfactory in East ihtuover township, Lebanon
county, on as extensive a scale as ever. It is unnecessa.
ry Tor hint to say more, than that the work will blame
in the same EXCELLENT STYLE. which has Itlalfri his
work and name so well known in the surrounding. coun
try. lle promises to do the work in the shortest possi
ble time. liis manufactory is in complete order. and he
flatters himself to he able to render the same satisfaction
as heretofore. lie manufacture%
Proad and Karrow Cloths, Cassinetts Btan White
and other Flannels, (111 in the best manner.
•
Me also cards Wool and makes Rolls. For the conve
nience of his Customers, Wool and Cloth will be taken
in at the following placeu—At the stores of George
Pyle, Louver k Brothers, George Rehirehi, and at
the new Drug Store of Joseph L. Lemberger, mar
the Market house, in the borough of Lebanon; at the
store of Shirk Ai Long, in North Lebanon; at S. Gosh
errs, Bethel township; at. the public house of William
barest, Fredericksburg; at the store of S. E.
Jonestoun; at the stem of Mr. Weimer. Bellevue;
at the store of3lartin Early, Palmyra: at therstoreof Mr.
Zimmerman, East Hanover. Lebanon county. All ma
eritils will be taken away regularly, from the above
pla
ces, filliShro without delay, and returned again.
Those of his customers Who idslrilteCklug \Viol card
ed dyed and mixed, can leave the same, white, at the
al 0 4 . places, with directions how tlu•y wish
it prepared. Fr his customers can order the Stocking
Wool to be prepared from the Wool of the undersigned,
whi•:h will he done and lett at the desired places.
N. 13. It is desired that those having Wool carded, will
pay the Cash therefor, at the above named plai,es.
LYON bEMBERO EP.
East iinnm•.r. Lel.nunn county, July 4. 1860.
qgsgr'ig 1 4 s q.
,
Geo. B. Sloat A' Co's
tliArne LoCK-sriciE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
3IAIIHKT &TOM, LEI:AXON.
PMTS.—VD, stO. $(l5, $7.5, $ 95- aria aim.
Three mftehino...,akethe smrrn,.oll, LOOK,STITCH.
43-alike on both sides without the use of the I &ram
pad. They here an entire HEW METHOD of forming the
stitch—simple and unerring - in its operation. They have a
New Patent Under Tension and a New
•
Upper Tensidia.
Which can be regulated without stopping the Machine
—simple but effective. They will sew with greater speed
never drop a stitch, and do more work in the same time
Vara any other serving machine ceer invented. These Ma-
Mines have power sufficient to new
THIRTY THICKNESSES
Of ]teary sheeting. They will stitch, rush hem, gather
cord, quilt, felt. he., fir.. afid for Stichieg LlZtil,'N have
no superior. Also,
Sloat's Improved Shuttle Machin('
For tailoring and Itextry work. TheM Machines hare
been well tested aniong tailors, and :ire lifoliounced
equal to Owl:1'861il hue - Where at dbutde Ogee.
Let all who intend to purehaee a Sewing M chine call
at our Sales Rootn and aee our Machine's practically
tested, or send for a circular.
3. J. BLAIR
TCIDIA NEP. AND JEWELIER,
firarket .9reet. Lebanon Pa., or
_ _ GEORGB 11, BLOAT it Co.
Noy 30, 'CO.]
ti,i4hi hhh
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benerotent institution established by special Endow
ment for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed,
aff tided with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases. and especially for the edre
of Diseases of the &allot
Organs.
f EDICAr. ADVICE given gratis by the Acting Sur
geen.lo all who apply by letter, with a descrip
tion of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life,
Se..) and in cases of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
ltitihril fret) of clittrge.
VALUABLE REPORT'S on Sperm:di - written, and oth
er Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the New REM
mos employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelope, free of charge. Two or three
Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DILI . . SKILLIN lIGUGIITON. Acting Sur
goon. Howard Aanoci4tion, No. 2 South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZUA D. HEARTIVELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCU t Secretura Jan. 2, 'U. ly.
PIII LA DELPHI - A -. .
W . ' AT CII 'AND - JEWELRY STORE,
~f.
O. CON 11 AD, Mint ER OCCUPANt„,.
X*. 1.413 NORM SECOND STREET,
t ..„
CORNER. OF QV tARY STRIEET.
r VILE undersigned luta leased the above premises, Where L he will keep a large rit.ssertment of Vold and Silver
\Vetches. of Amerleam. Eamllei and SWiKS matitt4etare
of the most celebrated makers ' in addition to which,
will be found atways un hand (and made to order) an
extensive variety of Jewelry, Silver, cud Silver Plated
ware. together with a general assortment of such goods
us ate usually kept in a first class Watch and Jewelry
Store.
The patrons of O. Conrad. and those of tho Aubscri
her, together with the public generally, are invited to
call, where they will receive a good article for their
money. As lam determined to do strictly a cash busl
nees. gOrHIN will be cold very low. "Mira/ Profits and
. Quirk :Meg," is the motto of this establishment.
LEWIS It. EROO3IALL.
Formerly 0. CONRAD,
Nu. 14R North Second St., corner of Quarry, Phi
lo
June 20,1800.-Iy.
THE NEW BAKERY )
undersigned would respectfully inform the citi-
L rainier Lebanon, that he lies commenced the BAR E
INO BUSINESS, in all its varieties, at his stand, on
Cumberland street, Lebanon, nearly opposite the Buck
lintel, cud will supply customers with the bast BREAD,
CAKES, Sic. Flour received from customers and
returned to them in broad at short notice.
CONFECTIONERIES,
or all kinds, fresh and of the best 'quality, constantly
on hand, soil furnished at the lowest prices.
Thy public is invited to give me a trial.
Lob non, Nov. 9, 1859. F. H. nun.
iVE VW LIVERY STABLE.
rrIJIT undersigned respectfully informs the Public that
j_ Liu has opened a NEW LIVERY STABLE.; ett Mrs.
'RISE'S lintel, Market street; Deli
" anon, where he 'Will ii'ate for, the
pubic accommodation a good stock
of LEORSES and I'EIIICLES• Ife
will keep gentle and good driving Horsed, and handsome
Rod safe Vehicles. Also, direful/ Drivers furnished when
desired. Also OMNIBUS fof Parties, &c.
Lebanon, April g 111858: - JAMES MARCEL.
GRAIN WANTED.
'FILE undersigned will pay the highest prices for all
kin s of grain—WHEAT, RYE, •
CORN and,. OATS—
at the Warehouse, on the Union Mal, alnut alieet,
North Lebanon. JOHN 111161 EL.
North Lebanon, June 8,1800.
It yen want good tin ware tall at the Tin and Sheik
Iron Store of G.HOROB SHAY.
DO YOU WANT WHISKERS?
DO YOU WANT WHISKERS?
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
BELLINGHAM'S
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING ONGUENT I
FOR THE WHISKERS AND HAIR.
ro ..,locriber., take pleasure in announcing to the
Citizens of the Milted S ales, that they have ob
tained the Agency for, and are now enabled to offer to
the American public. the above justly celebrated and
vierlihrenowned article.
THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
Is prepared by DR. C. V. Ilta.t.Nott Ma, an eminent phy
sician of London, and is warranted to bring out a thick
set of
Whiskers or a M st ac he
in from three to six weeks. This article is the only ono
of the kind used by the French, and in London and
Paris, it is iu universal use.
It is a beautiful, economical, soothing. yet stimulat
ing compound. acting as if by magic noon the roots,
causing a beautiful growth of luxuriant heir. If up
plied to the scalp, it will cure amaixEsS, 0 31,1 eau" to i
spring up in place of the bald spots a lino growth of
new hair. Applied according to directions. it will turn
PM) or tuwy hair D.titg, and restore gray hair to its orig
inal color, leaving it soft, smooth, and flexible. The
"UNGUENT" is an indhltansahlo article in every •mntle
man's toilet. and after one week's use they would not
for any consideration ho without it.
The subscribers are the only Agents for the article
. iu the United States, to whom all orders must be tut- I
dressed.
PriVO One Dollar a b x—for . eale by all Drumgistsand ;
Dealers; or a box of the "Unguent" (warranted - to have 1
the desired effect) will he sent to any who desire it, by !
mail (direct), securely packed, on receipt of Juries cud
postage, SI.IB. Apply to or address..
HORACE I, 11Ifkl.101AN k CO.. DEUGIUSTS„
Feb. 20, 21 William Street, New lurk
lidatelßes, Jewelry and Sil
ver Ware.
WHOLESALE ,411 7 D RETAIL.
No c Mar :•Ireet, I door bed ow 7th, Philadelphia.
31arth 27, itiol —ly.
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves.
NTOW is the Own to buy your STOVES before cold
ja winter is here, npd the best and cheapest place is
at the
Lebanon Stove, Tin and Sheet Iron Manufac
tory of James N. Rogers,
Next d,xor to the Lebanon Hank. where can be had the
largeat and best a. , sortment of PARLOR, HALL. and
COOKING STO\•I ever offered in Lchanott. Gas barn.
era for Pat tor, or tied Chantb•.rs or 10. own make. with
a general assortment of Parlor STOV.ES, and a large
variety of the heat Conking Stored in the county or bar •
°ugh. which he warrants to hake or roast.
'WAS!' 1;011.EI:S eonstantly on hand of all size , 5,
and tfv. beat material.
COAb IlliCE frlS—thit largest assortment, the bent--
test .4013. nod the best made in Lido:mon.
Alen, a large steel; of TIN WARE, made of the best
material and in a workmanlike manner. As he is a
practical Worliman, and has !mann experience of tacit
ty.five years, is feels ounthicut that be can give general
tisfart ion .
Ile takes this method of returning Li; thanks to his
numerous en , tomers for their liberal support, and he
hope , by strictly attending to his own business end
letting other people's el-ue, to still receive a share of
polite pat rciagt , , - JAMES i. _ROGERS.
Lebanon, November 7. Ina.
fa"- Particular at ten i ion paid to all kinds of .30DISINO,
sorb as liofflog, Spouting. tio., and all work warranted.
B .
UT I..DEItS will do well by calling on J. ft Banssten
Agent, as Ito is prePar,el to di all kinds of TIN
ROOFING; SPUUTINti and .lOD 13%/ItIC generally, at
the very lowest prim. Ife also hai on band a large
and gOodiissertment of all kinds of TIN WAIttI, and
1. 'nll of the most improved Gas Burning COGII
,:. STOVES and PABLO!: STOVES. Also, all the.
different and latest improved RANG IN AND
nr-4,mils, of all hinds. Ile also keep con
stantly on hand a large stock of all kinds of ROOFING i
SLATE, which he offers at less price than they can be
bought of any other abdomen in the connty.
•_,. WA It Ecltoo:llS—One dent' liast of the Lebanon
Talley Bunk, Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Pa.
Laintion, January 9, 180, .
PHILADELPHIA
jamsaes H. Kelley,
SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH WATCH . ,
Bugle Buildings, Cumberhotel 4ilreel.,
LEBANON, Pn.
OFFLTS to the Public an elegant Ond extensive azsort
ntent
OF' PARIS STYLES OF FINE JEWELRY,
consisting of Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Stone,
Cameo, Enameled Work. and Etruscan Coral Breast Pins,
tar Rios end Binger
AMT.. (iota CHAO'S of every style
and worthy.
Enclish, French, Fwiss and Ameri
can Gold and Silver Watches of the lutist, approved and
celebrated makers. Clocks of every description. A
large variety - of Fancy GOMIS, Paintings. Vases, Rm.
The stock will be !mind among the largest in thissee
tion of Pennsylvania, and has been selected with great
care from the Most celebrated importir ' r and manufac
turing establishments in New York aid Philadelphia.
IZEPAIRING done at the shortest notice, and in a most
workmanlike 111:1111ICE.
My friend., and the Public generally are invited torte
examination Of my rmperb.tuck .
JAMES IT, KELLY,
F.igu of the Lig IVateh,
Sept. 21,1859.
rIVEZMMIMEI:E=
O N ot o r r e t rte bg l t br t ' l l ai a e l V„ " Z n Tri t TZl l :.l
end extensive hi) M :Id COALYARD of
PHILIP BRECHRILL,
n the Borough of N( rth Lebanon, on the bank of the
Union Canal, at the head of Walnut street, a few
loan a North of the Benessee Steam Mills, and one
puire east of Borguer's Hotel.
Their assortment consists of the best well-seasoned
White, Yellow. Norway, Pine and Hemlock Roards;—
Cherry, Poplar and Pine hoards;
I% and 2 inch Punnet end Common Plank;
White PinC and Matlock Seant!Wand Joists;
White Oak hoards, Plank .add Scantling;
and 34 inch Poplar Boards, Plank and Scantling.
SHINGLES I SHINGLES ! !
The best Pine and Hemlock' Shingles;
Also, Roofing and Plastering baths;
Chestnut Rails and Posts, and railings for fences
and fencing Boards;
FLOORING BOARDS of all sizes and descriptions.
COAL! COA L! !, CO AL ! ! !
A large stock of Broken '
Stove, Limeburners and
Hollidaysburg Smith Coal, at the lowest prices.
VA-Confident that they have the largest and best as
sortment of LUDllgll. of all descriptions and sires, as well
as the largeit stork of the different kinds cif Can, ever
offered to the citizens of Lebanon county, they venture
to say-that they can accommodate all purchasers satis
factorily, and would therefore invite all who want any
thing in their lino, to examine their stock before par
thasing elsewhere, PHILIP DE. NOLL BILL
N. Lebanon. April 4. Ifigth
.. t, '7 - CLOCKS.
v,,, Til...
,i- ,, - -;.:
Thirty Day,
ff.„ - - ('"' Eight 0a y ,
'..r:: : -7 '"T.l -•, Dour,
. \.1..._
. . t , f kis y
CLOCKS,
Just Received at
'i.: S. J. BLAIR'S Jewelry Store,
Lebanon Pa.
-
COPPer 1 Re MOVa
lilt undersigned has REMOVED his COPPER i
SMITH and BRASS IVOICKINO BUSINESS to
Markel Slree4 the meant! door from Stickler's Mill, whom
he will .be hnppy to see all his old friends and Custom
ors, and where lie bas increased facilities for attending
to all the departments of his business.
loarticular attention given to REPAIRING.
All ordern thankfully rewired nod promptly attended
to. CIIARLES 11. SNVE'REIN, I
Copperansia and Brassworker.
Lebanon; March 7, ISO.
TAM; NOTICE.
1."-;G - IF.',11AVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
,;,;; Al
.111gi!
TIM CELEBRATED 11OLLAND REN{EDY Do lt
D.TSPETYSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVEIt COMPLANNT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, '
FEVER AND AGUE !
Anil the various itfleeti.mis consequent upon a disordered
STOMACII OR LAYER,
Snob Tudigitstion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains,
Heartburn, jdiss of Armitite, Despondent-v." Costiveness.
Blind and Mending Piles. in all NCITOTIF, ftheninatio. and
Neuralgic A Potions. it has in numerous illstfili(l , s proved
highly beneficial, and in others effected a d ee med core .
Thi, , ismm rurov vegotalde compound. direpartsi on stric",df
srieutitc princifilos, after the manner of the colidnuteit
Holland Professor. Itoirhave. lt.s reputation at home pro
(lured its introduction bore, the demand commencing with
those of the Vgllierland scattered over the fare of this
iu to,ty ommtry, many of whom brought with them lind
headed Morn time trwlition ~ r .11 is ?MU) fyPyrd
(ma Ph, Anrericon 2mmilie, hirwipp flint Its mouletfal
merlitheal rubies wm,t be orl...aotrietigori.
. . .
It is particularly recommended to those persons tehose
t (institutions may have 'wen imp:died lac the gout hu m us tee
of ardent spirits. or other forms of dissipation. GenerallY
instantaneous in (Abet, it folds its way directly to the seat
of life thrilling and gold:ening every nerve. raising, up the
spirit., and, in fact, batwing new . health and vigor
in the system.
ISOillitili.—Wlinever experts to fund this a beverage will
lot disappoiattsi t hut to the sick, scoot: a n d 1 0 0 - spirited. it
will prove a gratend aromatic cordial, possessed of singular
remedial properti 3,
READ CAREFULLY!
The flenuine coneentraleJ Bonita-reit; 'Holland
Bitters is put up in half-pilot bottles. only, and retailed at
noi.t.mt per hettle, six bottles for FIVE DOLLARS. The
great demand for this truly celebrated Medicine has induced
many imitations, a hieb the putlie should guard against
purchasing.
.tOir - Beware of Imposition. Fee that our Immo is on the
label of every bottle you buy.
Sold by Druggists generally. It can be firwarded
by Express to most points,
I=
BENJAIVIIN PAGE, JR. & CO.
I=
pharnirtretitists :nul 01,:
PITTSBURGH, PAN
For sale at .T. L. LEMISFSWER'S IDrog Store, Mar
ket Strout, Lebanon, Pa. Supt. 5,156,1.—1 y
MEI
ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST FOR YEARS !
And grows more and more popular ev•
ery day !
And testimonials. new, and almost without minden',
night be given from ladies and gentlemen in all games
of society. who 4 o united testimony none resist.
that Prof. Wood's Hair Ilesierative will restore the bald
and gray, and preserve the hair of the youth to old age,
in all its youthful beauty'.
Battle oreck, Mich.. Dec. 215t.1858.
; Prof. Worm: Thee wilt please accept a line to inform
thee that the hair on my head all fell off over twenty
I years ago. caused by a complicated chronic disease. at'
tended with an eruption on the head. A continual
course of suffering through life having reduced me to
a rtate of den...Jule:tee, I have not been able to obtain
stuff for cops, neither have I been able to do
them p,
in consequence, of which toy head has suffered extreme
ly cold. This Unlaced me is pay Briggs& Hodges
I almost the last cent I had on earth for a two dollar bot
tle of thy Hair Restorative about the first of August
last. I bare faithfully followed the directions acid
the
bald spot is now revered with hair thick and black,
I pee,
ling t is o n ,, l L s t o cuo.t i
ther n
o ge lt v o e t r t. y w
•
store it entirely and permanently, I feel anxious to
I preserve in its use, and being destitute of means
to purchase any more. I would ask thee if thee
would,t not be willing to send me an order un thine
agents fora bottle, alld rc CVIVe to thyself the scripture
decloration--the rewardlo those that are kind to the
widow and the fatherless."
Ty friend. SUSA N NAM KIRBY
Ligonier. Noble.C9.. Indiana, Feb. sth,
Prot 0. J. WOOD: Dear Sir—ln the tatter part of the
par I b,52, while attending the State end National haw
School or the State of New York. my heir, Dalai a cause
nokiMum to me. commenced falling oil very rapidly. so
that to the short space of six months, the whole upper
part of my scalp was almost entirely hert,ift of its cov-
I eying. and nitwit of the remaining Portion upon the
side and balk part of my head shortly after became
gray. FO the t you will not be .trpri-ed wheal tell you
that 111,011 toy return to the State of Indiana. my Ott ire
casual acquaintances were not so MUell at a lass to di a
• corer the eato, of my change in toy appearance, as toy
nowt , intimate acquaintances ware to recognizeo.e at
I all.
I at once made application to the most skillful physi
cialis in the country. but, receiving no assurance
from them that toy hair could again be restored, 1 wts
forced to become reconciled to my hate, until. fortunate
ly, in the latter part of the year MT. your - Resler:awe
was recommended to me by a druggist, as being the
moat reliable hair itestmative in use. I tried one but •
tie, and found to my great sa ti,raetiou that it was pro
ducing, the desired effi,ct. Since that time. I hate used
seven dollars' worth of your Restorative. and as a re
sult. havo a rich coat of bluets. hair, which no money
can buy.
As a mark of gratitude for your labor and skill in
production of so woutlertul au article, I have recom
mended its use to many of my friends and acquaint
ances, who„1 um happy to Worm you, urn using it
'with litot effect.' Very ::spectrally, yours,
A. 31. bATTA,
Attorney end cloinieellor at Law.
Depot, 444 Broadway, nod sold b.., tdl dealers through
out the world
lieStoratiVe is pat np in bottlei of three sizes,
viz: large, medium, and small; die small holds 4
pint, and retails ior one dollar per bottle: the medium
holds at least twenty per eent. inure in proportion than
the small. retails for two dollars per bottle; the large
hotels a quart, Bi per Sent. more in preyortiou, and tie
tuifs fur a t per bottle. •
0. J. W 001) it. CO., Proprietors, •tlt Broadway, New
York, and 11-4 Market Stivet, St. I.OUIS, 510.
And sold by all good itruggi.4ts and Fancy Hoods Dealers.
?Muth 27 IMst,
L 4 1kE147 - fillaMiVae r. " ---
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ovEßs,a, utovEnsAL •ret,"e4
u 4 (
4 ,t.m_is , COUCH 72 - OF -u )
01 tO WE — - V \ '
_.&.4,1c.DY. AO
ua,
Men e‘nle *Men IS, :men ILI opiates, or Expectorants.
which to t may run doom the system, but destroy all
chaitee of cure. will be found on trial to possess the fol.
lowing properties. and to whic the most valuable testi
monials may be found in the pamphlets.
For whooping cough. alp! as a Striating, Syrup. it
meets every want. anti by early use will rare the largest
proportion of ruptures in children wit ieh cache traced
to Whooping Cough.
In ordinary Cough* curl Brawl dal Complaints, the
forerunners of Consumption, its splendid tonic, prover.
ties moire it, not, only the roost perfect enemy to d se se,
lint builds up and sustains Ole system against recur
rence, of the. CUM On int. No nursery should he without
F .lpittld parent* fail to get a pamphl et. to be found
with pH deniers ? ns only war to do justice to its
valor,
44EW&. TAINEWEys 41,11tri.-
',., ,- - - - - ='- ,, Nis ,Ik 0c tiel -70,z20r-Ark
0 10th 0 . Lu (P een ' -
)
-I, t , '''s.:•••" l ' 4 1k , TAEPArilig 41-A "II k 4
- F Orri *„.:Ailif, o jS ' .-. GI N ii .., l4 '; ‘.
--/' ^' "RA L 00% ATE,
_••1$11. - 1 •
THIS gin,a ..stall nigh, idainaly and Milli.] Opiate
culls Inc 11Weini ItHindion and interest, being fr e e of
opitan, or preparations of Opium, or of any but its
strictly vegetabic and Madinat praneldies. For Neural
h hen mat I-in. Gout, Toot h and Ear Ache. Spinal
Complaints. Bleeding at LungsorStot»sch Rose mile, /
Fever. Catarrh, itml all minor Nervons Complaints.
r Loss of Sleep. Chronic or Nervous Hecd Ach e ,
Sick Head Arlin, it has on equal, and to which we offer
estinumirds Dom undoubted sources.
For Delirium Tremens it is a Sure Remedy.
For Rowel Complaints, including Cholera tilorbus, it
is ink:m.l4,oy adopted. in not only removing tho pains
but acting usphysic,agreat Wrest with Opium, which
not only constipates and drugs the system, but makes
the remedy worse than the disease.
From physicians we ask attention, and on demand
Foram/as or Trial Rattles will be sent,developiug in the
Anodyne an Opiate which has long been wanted, and in
the Cough Remedy such as rest entirely on ono central
principle.
From invalids we ask correspondence for Pamphlets
or explanation, without u postageatemps."
For—Largo Cough Remedy, 50 cents per battle. •
Small 25 "
Tula Anodyne,so "
JOLLA L. IIINNEWELL, Proprietor,
eIIE3DAT AND PItADDACNUTI6T,
. WO. 9 Cinnmercial Whanf, Boston, Maass,,
For sale by all usual wholesale and retail dealers in
every town and city, and by Joseph L. Lemberger. Leb
anon ; at Wholesale by Geo. 11. Ashton, Charles Ellis &
Co, l'hila Era. [April 3.,1861.—1y.
Carpeting's, Oil Cloths, &ie.
Jr.. invites the attention of buyers - to
P. his extensive stuck of CAItr.ETS of Poreiga and.
Domestic Mairutacture, and of the celebrated tiatkes,_
For beauty or designs end durability of colors, cannot
be excelled. If yea see them you will be sure lo buy.
Beautiful Tapestry. English Brussels, 75 cents to $l,
&e. Three-1 , 135, Ingrain C'arpeti. suitable for sitting,
dining recant and chambers: s; 3734--ull wool 60, 02,
75. &e. Also, large Stork of Floor Oil Clothe, from 5,1"
to 8 yards wide. WINDOW, Sii&LES, forth au. impor
tant branch in our busluess , —l keep . on band styles of
ovary description.
Druggetings, CoceMattings, Stair nods. Bugs, Mats,
nag Carpets, &c. PLUNEAS MUDD, Jr.
No. 508 North 2d street, (First Carpet Store above
Nolde)--BranchStore,NoBo2SPlUNOF DARDEN street,
above Bth, PHILA.DELPIIIA.
N. .D.—Discount made to Country Storekeepers.
March 6,1861-3 m,
LINSEY'S I M PROVED 1 Great Work on the Horse.
1
41" "eili 8" Hen Elit'lW 1 THE HORSE A ND HIS DISEASES'
A STAN DARD ME DICINE. i e
BY ROBERT JENNINGS, V. S.
For the speedy. radical, and effectual cure of ALL DI- 1
i
I profes veteri sor of
nPay Co thology a),d. Operative
ge of PhiladerPhia, & tic, et Wry
c, in the
SBA SL'S arising f oni IMPURITY OF Tlart
arlle
B
This medicine has wrought the most miraculous cures
n desperate Cases of
Serofula. Cancerous fortMitious,
en taneous Diseases, Eryeipelas,Boils,
Pimples on the fare, Sore Eyes, •
O Stubborn Veers, Scold !read, •
Tel.er offectie us, Rheumatic -Diorders,
Dyspepsia, Catniveness, .
.inuinime, I Salt Rheum,
Mereurial Diseases, I General Debility,
Liver Complaint, i Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits, I Foul Stomach.
Female Complaints, and all Diseases having their ori
gin in au impure state of the Blood.
The Above is a portrait of David McCreary, of Napi
er towic,bip. who, ou the 31,4 day of Augsmt, ISsB.mado
affidavit h fore Jimihm I lariat that ho wan treated fur
the core of Cancer by three physicians of Bedford co.,
and by [Tr. Newton of the Eclectic College in Cincitult ,
li. for a period ~1 nearly months, notwithstand
ing which, his tip. poo. and a plrtion of his Let cheek
ti re o t fra an ,,,yt lie had siren up all hope,
when he helonl of the - Blood searcher." and was in
dared to try it. four bottles cured him. and although
sadly di:dig:m..l. there in nn (mention but what this in.
valoalde medicine saved his life. The full particulars
a this r..marß:dde ease may be seen in a circular,
Which can be had of any.of the agents.
We also refer to the cane of Nancy Bleakney, ttf El.•
Orton., A ria. , irong county. Pa.. cured of Stroftila of.
tar bahnt unable to get out of bed for three years.
To the C:36lt to a hilly la tird;RTlle. Clearfield coun
ty. Who was also 4111104 With Bcyo9.l* 11l it! Worst;
To the rase of George 3feisel, residing in Carroltown
Cambria county. Pa., who Wise so badly afflicted with
Cancer that it sat his eatire nose off, and his eitSo teas
worse, if possible, than McCreary's.
The particulars or these cases--every one of which
was cured by the use •'•r the Blood Searcher—may also
be found in a circular to be had of any of the Agents.
it. M. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near the
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Dr. Gee. 11. Keyser. Wholesale Agent, Pittsburg. Pa.
For sale by 31. It. &Mule, Myertnown ; Martin Early,
Palmyra; John Capp & Son, Jonestown I John Seltzer-
Mount Nebo; John Carper, Itaehmanscille; John Dein,
iager, Campbellstowa; liillitoger & KinporLs.
John C. CA:until, Bridgeport: all of Lebanon county;
Also sold at Dr. Geo. Boss' Drug Store, opposite the
Court lleuse, lAborion, Pa.
Oetober :3, IDIO.
SAN FORD'S
LIPER LVVIGOLLITOR
NEVER DEBILI ATEA.
IT TS compounded entirely from Gums, and has he
come II 0 established filet. a Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that Itartf used it, and is now resort
ed to with confidence in all the diseases for which
it ig recommended.
It hag cured thousand. ' !within the last two years
who had given op all hope """ of relief. as the UW7lOl'Oll3
unsolicited certificates iu < my possession show.
The dose 111115 t be odapte , l to the temperament of tho
individual taking it. kn. I ed in such quantities us to
act gently on the bowls.
Let the dictates or your ijudgement guide you in
use of the LIVER Es: !VIGO It AT 0 It. nod it
will cure IA VElt COM- PLAINTSBILLIODS AT
TACKS, DYSPEPSIA .C.!CLIttONIC DIARRHOEA
&If u M R C 0 M PLAINTS, DYSENTE
DROPSY, S. 0 U STOMACH, HABITUAL
COSTIVENESS. C 11 0 I. —IIC, CHOLERA, CHOLE
RA MORIIIIS CHOLER lEFANTUM. FLAT U
LENCE. JAUND IC El FEMALE WEAKNESS
ES. and may he used Sti tessfully RP an ORDINA
RY FAMILY M-E D 1 CINE. It will cure SICK
0
0
PRICE ONE DOI.:LAR 'LTA BOTTLE,
-A
HEADACHEos
TWENTY 11INUTES. IF
SPOUNPULS ARE TAK
attack.
ALLWHOUSEIT ARE
in its rarer.
'Mix water in the email.
swallow Loth together.
EIMEME
FA NTT IN
C.l TILT R TIC P 1 I C,
(70:t1PUUNDI.
Purely Ter,rerul)le £xt rn
SITS air tight and i
cis ft
rill
The PA Id LI" CA
tie bat active Cathartic
used in his practice more
The constantly inerensing
have long need the PI IiLS
all express in regard to
place them within the
The Profession well know
net nn different portions
The FAM . I Y CA
has with due reference to
been compounded front a
table Extrarts. which act
alimentary canal, anti are
where a CATHARTIC is
RA NGEMENTS of the
NESS. PAINS IN THE
COSTIV EN ESS, PAIN
TILL WHOLE BODY,
frequently, if neglected.
vet. LOSS 0 APPE
sAnos OF COLD OVER
NESS, 11 EADACII M. or
ail :INFLAMMATORY
CHI LDREN or ADULTS.;
Nrr,RV of I he ELOOD
flesh is beir,Ttoo illiffitrOU4
tiSelllel/t. thin', I til 3.
PRICE TIMM
The Liver invigerider and 1
retaiied by Druggist generally,
the Trade in all the large tu WSJ
S. T. W. SANFORD, Sr. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
21)8 13130A.DWAY, N.EI4 YORK.
COrtirti Or FULTON STREET.
For sale by 3. L. Lemberger, D
July 18, 1880-1 y
Philip F. illeA3asilv
FASHIONABLE, Boo'r AND SHOE - MAKER,
./IN Cumberland Street, one door East of
the Week Horse blotel. Thankful for the
very liberal patronage extended to toe Sro the short time
I have been in business_ I would respem folly solicit a
continuance of the patronage of the public,
lie has at alt times an patronage
of Rfinns . 31 .1
tOlis of his own nownitheture on hand, which will be
disposed of on reasonable terms,
FINE BOOTS. LADIES' GAITERS, &c.
Those desiring: a neat. well made article. aro invited
ni:give me a trial. Childrens' Shoes of every variety
and C , lOl - inil/d. - 11.tavy work made to order..
work warranted. Repairing neatly done and
1,-, TgeS MO* vmderate. Lebanon, Sept. 15; 1859
'Root and Shoe Store.
J ACOR ittEDET, respectfully in
forms the Piddle that he still contin
ues his extensive establislitricint in
g idlleO useigiff' his new building, in CuMbertaintst.,
where he hopes to render the same
smisfiletion its heretofore to nil who
may favor him with their custom, lie invites Merchants
and dealers in ROOTS and SHOES and every one who
wishes to purchase fashionable and, durable articles in
his line. fo tali slid eXatillite for themselves, his large
- ;tad vnvied stock.
lie is determined to surpass all crutpetition in the
manufacture of every article in his business, suitable for
any Market in the Union. A due mire fatten in regard
to materials and workmanship; none.bt timheat gnat
ty of LEATHER and other materials are used, and none
but the best workmen one employed .
P. S,—lle returnB his Ancere thanks to his friends for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed On him:
He hopes by strict attention to business and endeavoring
to please his customers, to merit a share of public pa
tronage[Lebanoni feb.,l7, '5B.
..........
. . .
Tem LATEST RETURNS. i
a.kusxidols.ajoTil!,E,rnlTf()tliilHttlvellit
i s t, o t o o n ni b .s 7
u ti I t; o n !
' dersigned would respectfully. ilefonns'all that
L
the very latest returns can be feting at his
. IiOOT, SHOE, HAT, CAP, TRUNK; - -
anal% AVERAG STORE,
On Walnut Street,Lebanon, in , the shape of most
complete
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
cverc, ft - ored in this place, emlnacing everything in the
trade for Ladies, tient lone", and Children; and all of
the very latest style:, and for sale at the Very lowest
prices ever mined in Lebanon. - It is not meeessary to
specify, as this stock comprises everything, that can
Properly he kept in a store of the kind. All that is
asked is that pecans • cllt. and. examine before
purchasing' elsewhere. Cali soon. .
30g. ItOWAIAN
Meaanres taken and work'rnade ta order.
Oct. IO, int.u.
L. ---
• GEO, L. ATKINS-
~ „czL T. AMU.
G. I ATKINS.& Bro.
4
TrAVING united in the BOOPlind SIMI?, Hasrasss
II end from their determination to ho punctual. and
make none but the hest of work, they. feellike soliciting
it titige Orpublie patronage. Theywill always lin found
at their OLD STAN D. 'New Ilimmormj'ffs-Afitrket Street,
nearly opposite Widow Rise's• Hotel, mere will be
ready to serve and Meese their cuSt - ,
They have now on hand a large assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNRIS •
,
CARPET BAGS; itc.. which they offer at reduced prices,
Atir. Persons dealing at this SUON STORE, can be
suited with REA DY-11ADE WOILK; or have it made to
order. Satixfaction is al:too* mdrranted.
Particular attention Oren to the RBPAIRING
Boots and Shoes. [Lebanon, April 20,
A TKINB & PRWS New Boot and Shoe Store is Sated
.1 - 1 . up in good order for comfort and convenience, both
far ladies and Gentlenien.
ATHINS <4 BROM Now Boot and Shoe Store is fitted
up in good order for comfort and convenience, both
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
IF YOU WANT
A No.l. AMBROTYPE, very cheap, igo to DAILY'S
XI Gallery, next door to the Lebanon D 4 epoeit Bank.
WWI Tell You i c f .. fi p l v i c e:t , r O a i r t s i g o i n f
. th i e l 1 ; a ki ri r o V u s a b u r d e ed a sti
11. n
Asiatic. African and Ameri
can Horses, with the physical formation
and peculiarities of the animal, and
.•
how to ascertain his. age by the num
ber and condition of his teeth; illustra
ted , with numerous explanatory en
gravings. •
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
win Tell You Of Breeding, Breaking. Stabling,
Feeding, Grooming. Shoeing, and the
general management of the herse,witti
• the best modes of administering medi
cine, also, how to treat Biting,Kicking;
Rearing, Shying, Stumbling, Cub Bie
ingl Restlessness, and other vices to
•
which he is subject; with numerous ex
- . pltutatory engravings. -
VIE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES '
Will Tell You Of the causes, symptoms and
' Treatment of Strangles, Sore Throat,
Distemper, Catarrh, Influenza, Brom
Otitis, ;Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Broken
Wind, Chronic Cough, Roaring and
Whistling, Lamps% Sore Mouth and
Ulcers, and Decayed Teeth, with other
: •
dictates 'of Mouth and Respiratory Or
. ,
. . Sans.
i THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will Tell You Of the en nses,sy mp toms arid Treat
. went of Worms, Bons, Colic ' Strangu
latices. Stony Concretions, Ruptures.
I Palsy-, Diarrheas, Jaundice, Repo-Ur
i:ham, Bloody Urine; Stones in tbe Rid.
• , neys and Bladder, Inflammation. and
. ' • other diseases of the Stomach, Bowels
1 Liver and Grimuy Organs.
I THE TIOTISE AND. HIS DISEASES
! Will Tell You Of the causes,sym ptorris and Treat
limit of Bone, Blood and Bog, Spevin,
Bing-bone, Swecnie, Strains, Broken
Hums, Wind GallsSounder.Sole Bruise
macti covet, Cracked Hoofs, Scratches.
1 Canker, Thrush,, and Coras; also of
1 Megrims, Vertigo, ,Spilepay: Staggers,
and other diseases' of the Feet, Legs,
and Head.
1- • THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES '-
1 Will Tell You' Of the causes symptens and Treat
-1 ment "of Fistula, Poll Ben, Glanders,
Farey, Scarlet Fever, Mange, Surfeit,
-Lacked ,Jaw, Itheumathmi, Cramps,
1 Galls, Diseases of the Eye and Heart,
Ac., &e., and how to manage Castration,
DWI' ., m a• ..
conhinnin Rowellin,Fir
i - ing, Hernia, Amnttation, -. ! nu n.. and
. other surgical operations.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will Toll You Of Itarey's method of Taming
1 Horses; how to Approach. Halter, or
1 Stable a Colt; how to accustom a horse
1 to strange sounds and sights, and how
1 to Bit, Saddle, Tilde, and Break Mtn to
i Harness; also, the focusand law of
. IWARRANTY.
The whole being the re-
I cult of more than fifteen years' careful
study- of the habits, peeuliarities,wants
1
and weaknessas of this noble and use
ful animal.
1 The book contains 351 pages, appropriately Sinatra
: ted by nearly One Hundred Enverings. It is printed
1 in a clear and open type, and will be forwarded to any
address, postage paid, on receipt of price, half bound,
SIM. or, in cloth, extra, $1.25. .
81000 A YEAR can be - nuhle by
enterprising men
' everywhere, In selling, the above, and other popular
works of ours. Our inducements to all such are ex
eeedii:lili::tl.
lorsilgleeoliesoftli Book, or for terms to se
e
nta ,
mithtifin atiui,,ipitor'ddrels:.
i aoEtt.porin,Pablshar
1
No. 017 Sansom-St., Philadelphia, Pa.
f November 14, 1860.-em.
thOlwands can i n
TWO On 'TIIRRE TEA
EN at Culnineueument, of
GIVING their testimony
with the Invigorator and
B FKONI
, 1 put up iu G LASS GA
eel) in nny climatu
Til A Tale PILL is a gen
!which the proprietor has
thalixwenty years,
, demand from those who
land t .clittistNetion Nillieh
their use, itidated ale to
reach q alt.
that d ifrcrent cathartics
at th halve's,
THARTIO PILL
Ithis well estaldished fact,
variety o (the 'Wrest vege
unite on every part pf the
GOOD and safe in all cases
needed, such as DE
sTomAcH, SLEEP,I
BACK AND LOIN S,
AND SORENESS OVER
train sudden old, which
end in al mg course,ef ye-
TITE, a CR E E PINO ON-
Tll ii 1301/1", it ESTI,ESSr
N VETO HT IN TIM HEAD
DISEASH, 'WORMS in
RIIEU3IATIS3I, a great
and loony disease to which
to nielitiuti in this adver-
I
E DDT ES.
?sillily Cathartic Pills at•e
•, and sold wholesale by
IS.
S. Daber, and Dr. floss
The People's Cook Bdok
MODERNQOOKERY
IN ALL ITS 1 - BIN' - 31E6,
BY
MISS ELIZA. ACTON.
CAREFULLY REVISED BY IuRS. S. J. HALE
It Tells You How to choose all kinds of' Meats,
Poultry, and Game, with all the various
and most approved modes of dressing
and cooking Beef and Pork; els, the
best and simplest way of salting, nick
.
ling and curing the same.
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i'dutt in, Lamb. Veal, Poultry, and Game
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.
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• modes of cooking Vegetables of army
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Dishes of every description..
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fins, nod Biscuit, the best method of
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The.boolt contains 418 pages, and upwards of twelve
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November 7. 1F60.--6m.
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P no . roGit A Pal OA ',URA'
No.' 724 Arch. Street, Philoadpleia.
eiNE of the largest and most complete Galleries in
i L e the United States, where the best Pictures, known
to thelPhotographic art. are taken at prices no higher
than are paid for miserable earrieatures.
The Proprietor, a practical Photographer. attends
Personally, every sitting-,and allows , no picture to
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Daguerreotypes and Anibrotypes, of absent or de
ceased friends, photographed to any required sire, or
taken on Canvass. life Size; and painted in Oil by , the
best Artists.
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--:-asiterfect In cloudy days as when the sun shines.
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fy competition.
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.724 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
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llom LEWIS D. CAMPBELL, M. 0., ObiO.
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COL.
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Tiering occasion for a po J rti•eit, I PACE. ,
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PIIOOGTRALPUS.
latLto, Betsy, 'Otero aro you goi
,•.2,1_ dressed ng that you areup so? '
,Ans.-1. am going to J.R. KELM. in Adam Rise's
ing to hare my Likeness taken.
QS:ea.—Why do Yin go to Keine and not to one Of tlie
other rooms to havetahon ?
.iirts.=llecause Pictures are sharpiM, clearer
and more truthful than other's and nearly everybody
goes to him.
•
Ques.‘-Can You tell ine why his pictures arc superior
to others? •.
•
he had 9 years practice, mid luma,uperior
Cameras, and all his other fixtures are of the Im
proved hind. , • "
Ques.—What kind,of Pietur..dadoei Mice •
Ans.•lte talies AmVrotypes, and Belitinotypac. or an
sizes and Superbir finish: and Photographs, from the
smallest up telLitei Ski), Plain and Colored In OIL He
taketeall sizes Photographs from Dognerirtnies of de
ceased, persons and, has Inem,colored life like, 11' one's]
the Pest.Artits.• His charges' am-n reasonable and his
rooms are open everY, day (except s u inlay) from 8 o'clock;
A. Ill:to 'B, P. 14f, 'Don't forget, KELM'S ROOMS is
-the
place you eanzet the Best Pictures.
IF FOR WANT GOOD PICTURES GO TO
BRENNER'S ,
QKYLMIIT OALLER, over A S. Haber's Drug Sto re ,
A. 3 on Cumberland street, Lebanon, Pa. .A,Minloryp . T. A.
MELAINOTYPES, FERUTTPES, PiPYROTiVES and papyp.
GRAPHS, taken daily, (Sunday excepted.) .Prices teasona
ble arid in accordance with the size, style and quality of
Lebanon, Jane 2,1858.
r th . e xi casos, Booms , opened from B A. tO 4 Welts*,
IF YOU AVANT
Ai)EfOtbGRAPII of yourself Or friend, the best are
to be had at DAILY'S Gallery, neat door to the
Lebanon Deposit Bank.