THE CORNER. PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF JOHN A. WASHINGTON. A co . :respondent, writing from Cheat Mountain, says: "I send you the news of the death of John A. Washington, who was killed yes terday afternoon, about seven miles south of Elkwater Camp. The circumstances are as follows : In company with three • . other officers, he was approaching our for tifications with a view of making recon noissances. Secreted in a bush by the roadside were a number of the Seven teenth Indiana regiment, and as Wash ington and his companions came up the 'Toad, the Indiana boys arose from their !place of concealment and fired. Wash ington fell from his horse on the first round having received three bullets, two of which passed entirely through the body, entering at the right bi east, and one of the quar tette was also hit, hut the two remaining unhurt managed to get him away by sup 'porting him on his horse. The body of Washington was conveyed to the quar ters of Col. %Saggoner. He lived for the space of half an hour, and never spoke save to utter once, 'O, my God!' The riekt 'day his body was sent to the Con federate camp and r a flag of truce. In the 'pockets of Washington were found one hundred dollars in United States gold cur rency and a splendid gold wash. His dress was new and of the most elegant make, broadcloth coat and pants, and a white satin vest. His shou der straps.de note him to he a Col.—in one of the Vir ginia regiments, I suppose." FORT LAFAYETTE. This place, having been selected by the Government for the safe keeping of its po litical prisoners, has been quite an impor tant post. Heretofore it has been but little known to the country. There are now between fifty and one hundred men con fined within hs walls. The Fort is built in a isolated position, on a shoal or a small island in the nar rows, about seven miles below New York and about four hundred yards from the shore. Fort Hamilton is also near it, on the sea shore. The shape of the Fort is quadrangular, with the angles pointing to the sea and bay and either shore, diamond .wise. Facing Fort Hamilton are two -- tiers of heavy cannon, in bomb pro,S casemates. On this Side, which is less pro tected than the others, appear to be bar . racks for the troops. and other necessary buildings, the roofs of which are seen ris ing above the walls of the Fort. There: are consequently no barbette guns here.— This part of the Fort, however, is com pletely commanded by Fort Hamilton, op . posite which is the sally port in one of the angles. On the other side guns are mounted on barbette, In addition to the heavy case ment guns below. In fact, the entire structure, whatever may be said of its ca pacity as a defence against foreign inva flan, seems to be, more than sufficiently strong to keep in security as many State 'prisoners as are likely to be put in it. It would sorely puzzle Jeek Shepherd or Ba ron Trenck themselves, were these •worthies alive and confined in Fort Lafay ette, to make their way out of that strong hold, surrounded as they would be by granite walls, with sea washing their base on every side. • Polite Literature.—Among the literary notices in a western paper is one ofa book entitled, 'Lives of Eminent Bull-Frogs, with brick bat illustrations, by Bruin.' in' The celebrated Farnese Gardens, In Rome, have recently been purchased by the Emperor Napoleon. The ground contains an area of eighteen acres. It in cludes the famous ruins of the Palace of the emsars, two whole stories off which have been hurled since the period of the barba rian invasion, and doubtless contain statu ary, paintings, and other curiosities of the highest art and interest. The excavations are to commence In November. LICE ON CATTLE.—SiIas Mason gives the following simple remedy for these ver min, in the New England Farmer:— ""Take poke root, sometimes called blue dragon or hellebore, and boil enough to get a very strong tea or wash, and apply It as a wash thoroughly, and it will surely kill every one of the vermin, and without the least detriment to cattle. One good Application is sufficient." COLTS ON A HARD FLOOR.—Some people state that colts should stand on a hard plank floor, in order to toughen them for a hard road. It looks to me like putting hard, thick shoes on an infant's foot, to raise corns that will trouble him for life. Let colts stand on a soft, moist floor, says the New England Farmer. Otr "Bulls Run," where the recent san guinary battle occurred, was orijnally called "Bloody Run,' from the 'act of its being the scene at several sharp fights with the Indiana; during the early settle. meats there. Nothing, perhaps, strikes the ear more pleasanCy than a pretty woman's charm- Ina voice—except, perhaps, her charming In reply to an advertisement headed "Use Cooper's Tooth Brush," a western •eHltor says: aWe'll see Cooper hanged first, the dirty fellow ?" 0:r A medical journal tells of a man who lived five years with a hall in his head. NVe have known ladies to live twice as long vitlynothing but balls in their heads star. A young lady being asked 'by a 'politician what party she preferred, re ;plied—"A wedding party." (Jrt Quilp says, when a woman is more chary of offending her hired 'gfrl•than her husband, it is owing to the difference of 'the tenure by which-she holds them. It doesn't prove that she is -indifferent to her 'spouse, but only that worldly policy is stronger thu &her conjagal affection—that's all.—Boston Post. (Y:dturaliSts have just discovered, in route Djalon, on the Western Coast of Africa, a kind of bean, bx,,the natives call ed vourou,' which has the most astonish ing effect in quieting the pangs, of hunger (medicinally, not in bulk, which would he nothing strange,) is astringent, tonic, bit ter when chewed dry, hut sweet immedi ately on taking a mouthful of water, and preventive of colics. Shoemakers; Attention sUShoemakers, to work oo 5111Snry Sham, are wahted by the undersigned in Lebanon. Rood 'Pomo end employment for the whole winter will be ripply immediately to JACOB .1113EDSL. • isPt• 4 , 4Xl* Mii Phillip F. McCagily FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER Ncl7:ll"Llet;°l4 door East of : Horse Thankful :rtbHelditeki very liberal patronage extended to me t.r the short time I bare been in business, I would respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage of the public. Ne hes at all times an assortment of HOOTS and MO RS of his own manufacture on hand, which will be di,posed of on reasonable terms. FINE BOOTS, LADIES' GAITERS, &;d1 Those desiring a neat. well made article. are invited to give me a trial. Childress' Shoes of every variety and color on band. Heavy work mule to order. Anr-All work warranted. .Repairing neatly dons and charges made moderate. Lebanon,July 3.1861. Nell' foot and Shoe Store! rpm; undersigned announe,s to the public that he 1 has opened a New Boot and Shoe Store. in hfarket Street. Lebanon, two doors Mail of Zion's Lutheran NeitWlS church, why re he intends keeping constantly on ilKaghand a general assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen, aliases. Boys and Childreu's 13oots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c., &c., all of which will be made up in style and quality not to be surpe4sed by any other workmen in the country. No effort shall be spared to please and satiety all who may favor him with their orders, and his charges will be es reasonable as Towable, compatible with a dair remuneration. Ile also keeps a large stuck of 110:11E MADE WORK., which is warranted to be as represented. Thu public, ere invited to call and examine his stock previous to purchasing. licpairing done on short notice and at reasonable rates. • ANDREW MOORE. Lr baron, May 1, 1861. foot Ovid Shoe Store. ilitirJACOß MOM respectfully in forms the palate that he stilt contin ues his extensive establishment In oft. wagli his new building, in Cumberland et., where he hopes to render the same satisfaction as heretofore to all -who may favor him with their custom. Ile invites Merchants and dealers is BaoTs and 800 ESand every one who wishes to purchase fashionable and, durable articles in his line. to call and examine for theIIIKUIVOS, his large and ratted stock. lie is determined to surpass all ecmpetition in the manufacture of every article in his business, suitable for any Market in the Union. A due care taken in regard to materials and workmanship; none lit the best quail. ty of LEATHER, and other materiels are used, and none but the beet workmen are employed P. S.—lle returns his sincere thanks to his friends for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ortlim. lie hopes by strict attention to business and endeavoring to please his customers, to merit a share of public pat. tronege [Lebanon, J uly ;1, 1801. This is the Place to Get CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE • Boots,Shoes, Hats. Caps 4.c., FOR SPRING AND SUMMER . rii 1111 t nndersigned hating opened his SPRING AND 1 SUMMER .. DOOM SHOE'S. HATS. CAPS;-TRUNKS and Fi roALMNlesnttysiets.".h„,i Tory ft i n n ig t ri L would respectfully invite all hisoldfelends and customers. and others. who wish to buy Go best ar ticles in his line at the lowest wriCesathis store in Walnut St., next to the County Prison. It is net necessary to en utnerate particular articles, for his stock embraces everything fur Ladies, Gentle men. Girls, Boys and Children that con be milled for in this department of business. Thu Ladies particularly, will beide choice selection of all the handsomest and lot eststy les of Shoes. Gaiters, SM. Ma Rspoiiment of lime, Ceps. Trunks, Travelinx lisps, Ac„ inane been selected, with .greu 1 cam Call soon and' obtain a. harkain. .710. 110W31AN. ideasureslaken and work made to order. Lebanon. 'tiny 8, 1861. ' CEO. L. ATMS.. . .LNO. T. ATNIRS. - G. L. ATKINS & !Bro. • HAVING united in the BOOT and SHOE ONSINF.I9, 1.1 and from their doterminittiou to be punctual, and make none but the best of work, they feellike soliciting a large of public patronage. Theywill ntwnys he round at-their OLD STAND, •Nov omm:raj ip Afurkd Street, nearly apposite Widow Rises 17,21 d, where they will be ready to esoirve and please their customers. ' - They have now on bend a large annortment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. CAIIPET BA GS..te_ which they offer at reduced prices, Air Verson', danlinz at this MOE STORE, eau be suited with R DY-31A.DE WORK. or have it made to order. SatisjiLetient is always warranted. Atir Particular attention given - to the REPAIRING 'loots and Shoes. (I.ebunon, July 3, A TMNS A Ili: O.'S New Boot mud Shoe Store Is fitted tl. up iu otwi order for comfort and coneenioneo, both fur ladles atol flentlamon. ATKIN'S & New Boot and Shoe Ste %fitted up in goad order for comfort end convenience, both for Lading and tierffletnon. A TRINS k. OS 14.0. prondso to to, punctual, and *HI en dearer t. please Alt who may call 011 them for. Boote and Shoes FITS !, FITS Furs !,!! - : AII. RICHEY' has removed )Ibl 50. 1 'Faltering Establishment to No. 3 North Walnut street, two do rs north of George & Pyle's store, and directly op -,„ posh° the Court House, up stairs whore he will contin lur - to ituunifiteture all articles in his line' with neatness andd lope tch. Ps rt tenter attention will be paid to cutting and making children'steloth. log, &c.„ dm. Fla solicits a continuance of the very liberal patronage thus far extended by the citizens of Lebanon and vicinity. MI kinds or Stitching done on reasonable terms on ceo of .1. M. Singer's .Sewing Machines. All work warranted and entire satisfaction guaranteed. [Lebanon, July 34861. Fashionable fa lls:wing: REMOVAL. RM, ,T - CA HOFFMAN would respectfully inform Al Le Citizens of Lebanon, that be has REMOVED his TAILORING Business to Cumherland Street, two doors East of Market Street. and opposite the . Eagle Hotel, whore all persona wlaz wish garments made up In the most fashionable Style and beet, snanner t are iis vited to call. . TO TAILORS I--Just received' and for sale thelf.Yorli and Philadelphia iteport of Spring a Summer Fashions. Tailors wishing the Fashions should let the subscriber knew of the fact, so that lie can mho_ his arrangements accordingly. ROFFMAN: Lebanon. April 10. IRSI. WOOD And COAL. IrAWID. ITHE undersigned. haring .bought Mr. 9 Henry Spoon's Wood mut coal Yard, a- short distance north-east of Messrs. Foster a Fpundry, in the borough of North Lebanon: and also bought from 200 'to 300 CORDS OP WOOD and from 000 to 1000 TONS OF COAL;; of all kinds and grades, which I at the yard or deliver at as small profits as will suit the tithes. .1 therefore In vite all those that 'are in want of ttny of those ankles to call and see the same, ascertain prices, and j Mtge for themset yes. DANIEL LIGHT, (merchant.) North Lohnuon. duly_ 3,180 t. BOWNIAN O HAVER A; CAP This Way,if you Want Cheap Lumber. THE undersigned have lately 'formed a partner ship for the purpose of engaging in thc,Lum her Business, on a new plan, would respectfulli inform the public at large. that their place of business is DAVID 130WMAN'ti Old Lumber Yard, in tast Lebanon, f ro nti ng on Chestnut street, one square from the Evangelical church. They have enlarged the 'yard and tilled it with a new and excellent assortment of all kinds of Lumber, such as BOARDS, -PLANKS, JOISTS, LATHS, SHINDLgS, AND SCASTSCLING, ofall lengths and thicknesses..ln short, they keep con stantly on hand, a dull and, wellmeasumal assortment of all kinds of BUILDING m.A.retaki.s. Persons in want of any thing iu their line are invited to call, examine their stock, and learn their prices. Thankful for pa-t favors, they haps, that by attention to business and moderato prices, ..to merit a continuance of public patronage. _ . BOWMAN, UAUFit 4 CAVE'. T , ebenen. September 5, MO. WALT R'S PAULLi rVHE subscriber re,pectfolty informs the mildly that 1, be his entirely rebuilt the MIU ou the lime Swa. tura. formerly known as —S , rities" and titer its On's," about one-fourth, of a mile from Jonestown, clianunCentity. M.; that he' has it low in complete running orth.r. and is prepared 'to famish customers regularly with livery superior article of lIIR`3IIII-441E1011C3. - 31104 t. me Oman as It Mat be obtained front any other son rce lle keeps also on hand end for,ale at the lowest cash priori 01101', BRAN, SHORTS, &e. , Ile is also pre* pored to do ail k inds of CUSTOMERie Wong, for Verniers and others, at the very shortest poysible notice and in vitae all to give him a trial. The machinery of the Jliil is entirely tow cod of the latest and mO,l im proved 'kind. By strict attenthhi to bilsine. oB and fait dealing he hopes to merit ashore of public patronage. WIIEAT,. RYE, CORN, OAIS, bought, for which the h Igheat Lebanon Market 'prices wilt be paid. FRANKLIN WAtann. Illay .8, 1861. Wanted to Busy, 50 000 811 BLS RYE; 50,000 bushel:, CORN; 60,00 e bushels OATS' ' . 50,000 bushels WHEAT. Also, CLOVERSY,ED, TIMOTHY SEED, Flaxseed, for which the highest CASH prices will be paid itt the Leh anon Valley Railroad Depot, Lebanon. GEORGE HOFFMAN. Lebanon, July M. WC. BELGA lIT'S OLD ItTANDE. N. W. Owner Id Market and W1461,* rtrerbt,- Lebanon, Pa LR. DREG, Ag't, respectfully interns bie Mende shin%and the public, that he has taken the above formerly occupied by Entente' Reigairt, and large ly Increased the stork of WINES AND LIQUORS, with 'selections from the CHOICEST BRANDS and 2st, •ulitie now in the market. M zurtment 7 c on s sist. e of Orlard, Ilenneey, Pthe y t C m as o tillion, '1 Marutt, kenAvk.isiOsi, J. J. Depuy & Cu.. A. Sargutate A Co, WIN ES.—Champagne, Old Oporto, Burgundy, Claret.; Sherry, Madeira, Lisbon, Teneritfe, Hock, Muscat and Malaga, of various brands and qus !Ries. Holland Gin, Seheidam Schnapps, Jamaica Spirits, Scotch and Irish Wbiekeys; Peach, Apple, Lavender, blackberry, Cherry, Ginger and Raspberry BRANDIES; Cordials, Wine "litters, Amsterdam Bitters, &c., &c. Also, coinquialy or band a superior quality of Old Wheat, Bourbon. Malt and Monongahela WHISKEYS, of the very best qualities, sad Pure Cider Vinegar. From iuug eopericure lie flatters himself that he will be able to walla malefaction to all who may patroulte the new Arm, and the reputation acquired for furnish ing the bent brands of LIQuUItS, at the lowest prices, will be maiottaued. All articlee sold at thin establish. went will be what they are represented:Lebanon May 22,1861. IF YOU WANT APHOTOGRAPH of yourself or friend, the beet are to be bed -at DAILTII Holies", swat .4 0 a r ta.tbe Lebanon Deposit Doak. Lebanon Mutual Insurance Conspany. LOCATED AT JONESTOWN, LEBANON CO., TO the property holders of the State of Penn i. syl vomit; :—GIENTLEMEN Your attention is respectfully solicited to the following low rates of insur ance of the LER.i.NON MUTUAL INSURANCE COlt- PANY, who are transacting business with the most flattering evidence of %bite confidence. There sources of the Company are ample to ingemnify those who may take advantage through its agency of the means afford ed them of being protected against loss by fire. The 'Matti of Directors are practical boxinese men well and favorably known, and enjoying the entire confideneeand respect of the communityin whieh they live. Our COM - peny is perfectly moths, and we itivitelour careful al tentiou to the following low rates as we are determined to insure as low as any other reepenelble corniany, taking into consideration the charneter of the risks incurred. Our CHARTER being• PIittPIITUAC,',.. enables us . kola sue Policies which lie.ver, expire, which tilsilates the no. cessity of renewal every 3 or 5 years: The Company has now been in suctessful operation for nearly 6 years; and all its losses have beetxproa.pUy paid to the satisfaction of all parties concerned; and, In fact it has bean, and still continues to be. the wish ,of the Directors to have the Company conducted on honest' end economical principles. RATES OF INSURANCE Dwellings, brick or stone, elate roof $0,1.5 aA $lOO (10 00 do shingles " do de Log, or 'Frame ,20 "do Barns, stone or brick ,20- 4= do do Log or Promo - ,20 " do Store louses, brick or stone do do Log or frame tit db Hotels& boarding !muses, brick or stone ,25 ‘ f do do do Log or frame- ,30 "do Aentlemies and School bouses " ;25 " do Churches and meeting bosses ,20 " do Printers books and-Litationeries ,30 " do Hook binders '.do _ . . . Tailor shops ,25 a do Shoemaker and saddler shops ,110 " 4 Pilverstuith and watchinalcor ,30 .. do Tin and sheet hou shops ,39 " do Groceries and. Provision stores ,30 a do Tanneries. BO 4, - do , Hatter shops ,ao ti' do grist 51ills, Water power ,35 q do Saw Mills do do ,25 a du Drug Stores • • - 00 " do Smith slope, brick or atone - ' 3O " do do do Wood ,Z 5 " do Carpenter,Joiner & Cabinet mak'r shops ,40 " dr Wagoner'ard. Coacinuak - er shops " do Painter and chair maker shops AO " -do Oil Mills - ,40 " do ==l Foundories, of wood, do . Brick or storm " do Alerchandize in brick or stone build*ngs ( 20 do in wooden do ,25-_" - Furniture in brick Or stone building's ,15 " do do in vroodon " do Stables & sheds, biick or stmie,country ,20 " do do do wooden 25 "• do Livery &. Tavern Stables ,25 " do .00,1- All communications eb be addrosised to W A. BARRY, Scercatry, Joncattnin, Lebanon Co, la. President—JOHN BRUNNER, Es 4. rice ,President—D. Si. RANK.. Treasurer—GEO. F. Mil Secretary—WM A. BARU'S!". - Jonestown, September 12, 1500. Rlutual Fire liustiraiace Coin . priny of Annville LEBANON COUNTY, COMPAgF was incorporated, March. 1859, and 1 is.now hi fun operation and. ready to Make Maar. once on Dwellings, and other Buildings, oti_ Furniture, and Merchandise generally. Also on Barna . Contents,. duck, Farm I mplements. lee.. on a Mutual MANALIERS. Samuel Scabold, John It. ,Binporta, George Bigler, John Atlwein,- Rudolph ikerr. Joseph P. Matz, Christian Bachman, itiiiliamEaily, Jr.. Georg, S. ihnugardner, 7. D. A. Carman, hnorge Dougos. °ha U. Iser, . multi 2. Early, JOHN ALLWEIN, President Rllllol.Pii HERR, TrottSurer. • JOSEPH F. MAT; Seeretary. Samuel ,Seabold, Traveling .Aeet4. Jacob Sebnattarly, Akent,'Fred,4ricksbarg. • A nnville, 3,inuary 30,1.861.-Iy. LINSETS I MPROYED 7.11111.00.11) 8 - EA IRCILEIR.: - EA A STANDARD MEDICINE. leer the speedy. radical, and effectual cure of Ala. DI SEASES arising r. oin IMPURITY OF TETE • BLOOD. This medicine has wrought the most miraculous cures it desperate cases of • Scrofula. Cancerous formations, - Csitancotis Diseases, Erysiprias. Boils, Pimples on the fire, Sore Byes, • Old, Stubborn Dicers, ' Sr:italics& Totter affeetio ns,_ - Rheumatic Diordors, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, ' 1 Jaundice, Salt }thane', Mercurial Diseases, (leveret Detail it y, Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite, Low Zpirits, Foul Stomach. Female Complaints, and all Diseases bar ing their ed. gin In au impure state of the mood. The Ahove Ie a.portralt of Daum McCreary, of Napi er township. who; the 3lstday of August, 1858. made affidavit fire Justice Gorley that he was treated for therm:a of amour by three physicians 'or 130 ford co., and by Dr. Newton of-the Eclectic College in Oh:minus, for a Period of nearly eight months, notirithstand lug which. his lip, nose. and o partiow of hislit cheek were entirely eaten away! ,He had given up, all hope, when be - heard of the , filood haarcher." and was in duced to try it. - Four bottles - cured hirn, and althongh sadly disfigured. there is no question but what this in , valuable medicine-raved his life. The 'full particulars of this remarkable case may be seen in a circular, which.carche - had'of any of the akentß. - We sass) refer to the car of 4 . 7ancy Bleakney, of El. derton; Armstroneebontf, of'Scrofola af ter-being unable to get out of bed for three yenis. To the exec of a lady in Ansonclile. Cleartield coun ty. who , was utsc; afflicted with Scrofula Its worst form. To the ease of George Meisel, residing In Carroltown Cambria county. Pa., whew:kg. so badly afflicted with Cancer that it'ent'his entire nose off, and his case was worse,.if possible, than The particulars of, those cases—every one 'of which was cured by the use of the Blood Senrcher—maY also be foetid, In a circular to be had of any of the Agen te lt M..LEMON. Proprietor. Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near- the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot; itollidayiburg, Pa. ' Dr, Geo. R. Keyser, Wholesale Agent. :Pittsburg. Pa. For sale by M. IL Genie, Myeretown : Martin _Early, Palmyra; John Capp Son, JonestoWn I John Seltzer- Mount Nebo; John Carper, Bachmensville; 'John De in: lager, Campbellstownt Killinger & Kinports, John C. Cobaugh, Bridgeport: all or-Lebanon Comity; Aleo sold at Dr. 040. Ross' Drug Store, apposite the Court Douse ' Lebanon, Pi. Octeher 3, 1860. 11'411a. & - neadisig.R4 . llroad., LebanOn Val Hey Brailela , . 'l'tto Daily Passenger Trains to Read- . • • - • . iv,. and . Itarruburg. • . • - )Ass LEBANON, going Enid to 'Beading. at 0.13 A. 31., And 2.15 P. M. Pass Lebanon. going West to .Uarrisburg, at 7.16 I'. M. and 12.01 P. 31. At Rending, both trains make close connexions for Pottsville, Tamaqua, Danville, Willianis port, Ac. Alorning.train only connects at Beading for Wilkes barre. fluxion and Scranton. At ilarrisbury, train. connect with "Pennitylvtinln....' "Norther Central," and "Cumberland Valley" Railroads for Pittsburg, Lancaster, Baltimore, Sunbury, Chambers- Mirg, Ac. Through Tickets to Lancaster, In No. 1 Cars, $1 50. to Baltimore. $3 30. . 80 lbs. bagnage allowed to each peseenger. The &coati Class Cars run with all the above trains ; Through First Class Ticketsat reduced rate to Niagara Fall., linfralo, Detroit, Chicago, and all the principal patois in the West. North West, and Omitting; and Emi grant Ticketa,.at lower Fares, to all above plarea. route bad on application to the Station Agent, at Lebanon. Through First-Masa Coupon Tickets, nod Emigrant Tickets at reduced Fare.. to all the principal - points. iu the North and Went. and the Canada.. C OII3I UTATION•TICKETS. With 26 Coupons, at 25 per cent • discount, between any point. desired, and MILEAGE TICKETS, flood for 2000 miles, between all points, at $l5 each- • for Familia. and Business Firms. Up Trains leave Philadelphia for Reading. !lures- Mara and Pottsville at 8 A. M. and 3.30 and 6 P. M. • Passengers are reqbeated to pnrchnse tickets be fore the Trains start. higher Feria charged. if paid in toe cars. 0. A. NICOLLS, July 17.11031. Engineer and Superintendent. 1101•11111 Geinrge- LEBANON COUNTY I•:.a. • aiZp 3 aaan 'IItAN,VORTATiON 'LINE. By Lebanon Valley Railroad. PRTICULAR attention will b. paid to Goodaehipp ed by the Lebi.noa Valley Railroad. °nods will sent daily to and from Philadelphia to Lebanon, Myers. town and Anutrille Stations, and all other points In the County. Fitt:loEn contracted for at the least possible Sates sal delire'red with dispatCh. The Proprietor will, pay particular attention to. and attend personally, to the receiving cud delivery of all Freights. For information. apply at hie Office Bribe , Lebanon Talley Railroad Depot, Lebanon. • EDWARD MARK. his Agent in Philadelpbll4 , will al ways be found at w.. zr. Auk: Zerchant's Rotes, North, Third it., Philaddirnia. July 11,'90.} HOWARD ASSOCIATION PuELADELpHIA- Benevolent instfturfcon established. by special Endow mentfor the Edirf of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with fin/lent and - .Epidemic Diseases, and especially for the Cure of Diseases of the Se rust Organs. TT Sp eo lC u AL , ~ ADVICE oa gi t. v i sn t grs i ttl t eLb r y w tfiz h Ac ß titilLS4r . - tion their condition, apply ciecu s patiOn habits of life, &e..) Rod in cases of extreme poverty, ' Medicines fur nished free of charge. VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhcea, and oth er Messes of the Sexual Organs, and on the Nat- REM- Rotas employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelepe free of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable. Addessa. DR. J. SKLLLtN 110U0fITON. Acting Sur goon, Howard Association, No. S South Plinth :Street Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors. EZRA -D. TIOARTWELL, President. GEO. FAIRCUILD, Secretary Jan.'2, '004\ . 4 3141 3}] „ ' \ HMO 40101 o ; lvsB3Aitm inl\ .40‘; rginlS valuable preparation; freed of ,all the .com mon compolrents, such as Opiates, or Expectorants, which not only run down the system, but destroy all chance of cure, will be found on trial to possess the fol lowing properties., anti to wide-Abe most *Unable testi monials may be found in the pampideti. ' For whooping Cough. anti as a Soothing Syrup, U meets every want, and by early usewill save-the largest proportion of reptitros in children which can be traced to it'hoopteg Cough. - ordinary Coughs and Bronenial Complaints, the fOrerninters of Consumption, its splendid tonic proper ties make ltuot only the Most perfect enemy to disease, but builds up and imst4jilB the system against recur .rence of the Complaint, No nursery should be ‘yittiont it. nor should parents fad to get it pamphlet, to be annd with ail 4eitlers ) go Um only-woy to lin justice tits raw, %Ew e , fiatitaVELeS / 0 141‘ro s ,>. tIOLO G SER s' 41.% elat o ' ') s t4 v #1 . 7:, ).:* Ittt ul4 '4, Nru l iA t ovat.. ;2. 0 do do r grant Nenialgic , Itemedy . and- Natural Opiate calls for special attention and interest, being free of Opium, or preparatiotut of .oplifm, or of any but its strictly vegetahlo and medical properties. For Neural gia, Rheumatism, (loot, Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Complaints. lileeding.at LtninsarStomach: Bose or flay FeApr, Catarrh, and Mt Minor - Nervous Complaints. I..M 2 Lose of Sleep. Chronic 'or Nervous 'Head - Ache, Sick Head - Ache. it has no &mai, and to which: we offer estimonials from "undoubtedseur:Ms. For Deliriure Tremens ft is a Starealekiedy:' For Bowel - Complaints including Cholera 'MAAR, it is splendidly' adapted. in.notFonly removing the pains but *Ming, as physic, a great contrast with Opium which not only constipates and drugs the system, but makes the remedy' worse than the disease. Froin . phyAcians we'.ask' attention, stud'on demand Formulas or Trial Bottles will be tient, developing in the Anodyne an Opiate which has long been wanted, and in the Vongh Remedy such as rest entirely ien Cam central principle. . . . Yam irrralide tre - ask carreepoudence for remphlots or'explenstion, without ''postake-etuntp47 - For—Large Cough Iteutedy, 59 Gents per berth. ,For Sale by all usual wholesale and retail dealers in every town and city, and by Joseph L. Lemberner; Leb, anon ; at Wholesale by Ow. H. Ashton. Charles Ellis .1 Co, Mills We. ' (April 3,1361.—1 y. iron 'tVare ifivimnractory. 'TIME. undersigned respectfully calls the attention of his friends and the publie.generally to the tact that he has opened a Shop for the tnanufaethre of all kinds of TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, in Hill Street. between 'Market and Welautstreets. Re hopes, by.using inme but the lyestqriateriale. per- Sono' Supervision of irtr , tho Work coming froirf his es tablishment, and by selling cheaper than any other in Lebanon, that he will receive a liberal share of public patronage. N. IL—Tin roofing. jobbing, Spouting, &c., will be promptly end properly ettended.io. The pnblirs atm re.spectrully invited to give him n call LOba non, Sept. 26, 186). _ GEO. • PHOTOGRAPHY, IN ALL - ITS 'BRAN GRES: mix.E.t.‘cuTual ill the best.style -known in the art, at jjl- C. G. CRANE'S GALLERY. - 532 Arch Streilt, - East of Sitth, Life Size iii 011 - and Fastd,, STEItE.OSOOPTO PORTRAITS.. - AMBROTYPES; DAGUEREOTYPES, Far Cases, Medallions, Iles, Rings, lee. June 26,1869. ' NEW CASH STORE! NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES. N. SWARTZ hereby infarm.the.public that ho has just opened a stock of NEW GOODS at the old Stand of Swartz & Dro, Dail Bending, which will lc sold for cask. at prices to snit the times. All are in vited to call and examine. [Lebanon, April 10, 'Ol. -D. S. It ABEIt ' S' WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL. DR, U-C S T R-ET . has been Removed tolls New Building, on Cusabei Land Street,. opposite the Eagle ' • Lebanon, Pa. rimnt atibsrjher reteetinlly.aritiounce to hislimpinim, lances and the public in general, I At hii'hts slangy oil hand a large 'stock of ' ' :- DRUGS; PEREINERY, •AI E-D ICINES, PAINTS,' CTI 13 31 OA I S - DYE-STUFFS. RNISIT GLASS -WARE, - a RRES RES, HA I,RzOILS, - EXTRACTS, Burning Field , Surgical Instruments, Toilet - Soaps, Se gars, Tobacco, hc. Alto a variety of Fancy Articles too nunerone to mention, which he -offers at low -rites. and warrants the qualities of the articles as reprMionted...— Purclmeriwill pleatle remember this, and exatniue the qe.tities and prices 'of his geode before'purchasing else _Wifere. 'la-Physicians' presmiptions and family red.- pescarefully com Pounded, at all hours of the day or night. hy calling at the 1/rim Store,' opposite the Eagle On Sundays tha Store' will. he. ppeue4 for the come pounding or presciiptiotie s between the honks of 7 and 10 o'clock, A. id., 11 and - 1, and 4 and SP. iii. Leltution,-Dec.00.8.57. «DAVID Be BARER. [OERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS 11fl OELEBRATED HOLLANIPREREDIE FOB, DYSPEPSIA O DISEASE OF THEIKIONcYS, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, "FEVER AND ACUE And the-rarfons affections consequent npon a,diaorderod SIrOWEACIf Oft LIVER, :inch as Indigestion, Acidity et the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetito, Beepondency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, It has in numerous instances, proved benuncial,and in others effected a decided cure. , Tins ii'a.purely Vegetable entimound, prepared onstrietly scientific Principles, after the manner of the ' celebrated 11011;rod Professor. IkerhaVe. Its reputation at home pro. .duced its introduction here, the demand commencing with those of the Fatherland seattered over the face Of this mighty, country, many 'of whom brought with them and handed down the tradition of Its value. It is now nfferect to the. American public; knotang ilel4'its truly wonderful molicin4efrines must be actomulteriged „ , . ~ , It is Partipularly recommended to those .pdrsims whose ConetitUtions tiny have been 'repaired by the continuous ttse of ani, spirita,Or other forma of dissipation. Generally instantaneous In effect, it nude' its fray ;directly to the seat of Bat. thrilling and quickeningevery nerve, nailing up the 'drumlin"' spirit Mid' in fact, knfusia. , new health and vigor In the. system.• • NOTlCE.—Whem'er expects to find this a beverage will be disappointed: . but to the sick, weak and low imirited, it wilrptuve a puteftti monadic cordlitti possessed of singular retried's! properties. • READ= CAREFULLY! The Genuine INhly concentrated Bcerhave's 'l2ollanu Bitters ls put up in hrtirTint bottles. only, and retailed at ONE DOLLAR per bottle, er six bottlextbr FIVE DOLLARS. The, greet tier:nand tr.this truly celebrated Medicine bat induced mn.n. Battalions, *Web the public should guard . againet or bnPogiton. .Bee that our name Is on the Jebel of every bottle you buy.. , Bold by Druggista 'generally. It can be broreeded by Zxpreies to most points, SOU: PTLOPRINTORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR: & CO, Fharmartuffsts dhentisto, PITTSBURGW; PRo: For eale at J. L. , LUMBMiteItR'S Drug Store, Market treet, Lebanon, Pa. /Sept. 6, 1860.-13- OEO. ROVIniLaN Small a 25 " " Zitu Anodyne 50 " JOHN L. IitiNXBWELL, Proprietor . , bliStittsT AND PITARKICMITIST, Cbmntercial'iMarf, Boston, "Mass., NEW TIN AND SHEET LI'!EK C 0 PLA INTS MANIIWACTIJKING LUMBER. LUMBER. ar ViR of the beet and cheapest assortments of Lunn= J offered to the public, is now for sale at the new and extensive LUMBER and COAL YARD of PHILIP BRECHBILL, n the Borough of North Lebanon, on the bank of the Onion Canal, at the head of. Valiant street, a few quares North of the Oenassee „Steam blills, and one quote east of Borgner's Hotel. Their assortment consists of the bat well-seasoned White, Yellow, Norway, Pine and Heirilealr,Boarda;— Cherry, Poplar and Pinelloards; 1% and 2'inch Panne' and Common Plank; White Pine and Hemlock Scantling and Joists; White Oak Boards, Plank and Scantling; and y inch Poplar Boards, Plank and Scantling. SHINGLES! SE INGLES I The best Pine and Hemlock Shingles; Also, Roofing and Plastering-Laths;' Meal:int Hails-and Posts,.and railings far fences and fencing Boarde; FLOORING BOARDS , of.-all Aze3 and dinscriOons. COAL'! COAL i!- COAL ! ! I • large pinch of Broken,.Pitmvs, Linieburnera and Ifollidayablire Smith Coal, dt .Ith.Coofident that they have f,llO , large-4 and best aa laortment a 'LUMBER of all descriptions add Mamas well as tile largest stoeraf 'the different kinds of `Oosui ever oriefed to thmeitixens of Lebanon conntb they venture to say that they can accommodate all purchasers satis factorily, and would therefore invite all who want any thing In thekr ling, te examine 'their stock before pur chasing elseichers. KILL'? BILFICHISILL. N. Lebanon, .1 143,1861, • R NEW ELL' PHOTOGRAPH -GA LURY No. 7.'4 Arch-Street, Philadelphf.a. OE of the largest and most complete Galleries in the llnited Stated, where the best Pictures, known 5, the L'hotographic-art. are taken at"prices no higher than are paid for miserable carticatures. The Proprietor, .ft prattfcal Photographer. attends personally, every sitting--and allows no picture to leave the Gallery unless it gives perfect satisfaction. Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes,,,of absent or de eeased,friende, pbotogripbed -to any ressdreci size, or 'taken on•Denvass, life size, ail& painted in Oil by the At tbis.Ciatiery pictures eat be taken iii any heather hirfeot bl-ebbely days As When the sun shined. Perfotp thilting•the city.., life, respectfully to odeplue our *Teel/bells, lifer prise Arid &Arty de • fy ComPetiticin. • • irr,inst.r ne tion s given in the art of photography. NEWELL, Qtt.r.EaT or ,, Awr, - : _ yIA Arch Street, Pdelphia. OQIIIIANDATIONBhiIa Prum I,etv.te 0., Ohio. My family and fricutle ail venom , in the opinion. that the (Newell) . [letup in mere than any thing , 1 they ever saw, - . My Jikenese hasheen repeatedly taken, by different Artists ve.rinns \nye, lint I bevel never . yet. had vile wino?? isni Pretil eel tree bAterei 1 1 1 1 i4ll factures and expresikm renntenance cis this. Front Mon. E. Jay litoents, iptc Minister tirll-itly• , The exduisitethsh.-betuty and Softness cif yaw port traits , conjoined witti their durability of miler and fettit• fulnesa as likenesses x 'eannot. fail to comiend theni to the ilttegtioq arid patrandse o , gtt whit twpfeeiette tree art From Cot.. JAKE* Pane. Raving occasion for a portrait, I procured: one from Jr. Robert Newell, of the eity,of Philadelphia, a Mill lature in'Oil'Oolors,'lttirkT the niho process discovered by sum, and take great pleasure in expressing_ the satisfac. tiou given me, not only by the accuracy of tlio liksness, hut its artistic finish in all: respects, and recommend him to the .patronage of those disposed to enseurage I the beautiful art. - r.Jsates PAGE. Philadelphia, Jdnuary 23, 1861.-Iy, Farmers and others Take Notice. II E. andersigned - havin purchased the entire T- establishment of A. MAJOR & BROTHER, will manntketure and keep on hand a very general as sortment of IMACIIIINERY and FARMING lIMPLE. ',HEM, embracing Improved FOUR-HORSE Powers and Threshers; Railway Rorsir Powers.and Threshers, Morgan's Independent steel-Wire Tooth HorseltAKA- Mununa.s Paf r ent Fmider,Straw and_ lay CUTTER; Cast Iron Field Rollers. Grain Fans, Ilar'Elevaforty'ekm-ir Hollers, Corie-shellers, by hand or power, Coral:gong:is and'Planters, Cultivators, ke., with avariety of the best PbOUG /IS nse, , . , . Alritif -the above Mae - ibnes are of the latest and heat iinproveniedts, Andaman warranted to grve satisfaction. Casttikos of all kinds, made to order. 4 • and at'shott notice ."' tn Hi also anitfactureaSTEAM HINES ; klillßearing.Shattlag, end Mill work in gekterxl, .and pays particular attention to Itopsiring Euginea and 'M inerri of all -kinds. - - • fie incites nit to cell and examine, theivorkfat the IVA chine Shop, on PINEORoVe ST#EET, tebUTIOTI. +Mr All,oiders or commtMaicationf by mail will be promptly attended to. . D. M. KARMANY. , . Lebanon Lebeholi tabapork,, Atte.ust 8,1860. - have arTointed A. NA:3011 & BROTHER. IN my Agouti for theptirpose of earijing onthe above ,buaiaees. D. M. KAUMANY. Lebanon,.Augustl3,lB6o., DRESSLE ' :HAIR E ELit STORE No. 808 North Bth Street, above .'tete, Phire, /MN' bond and for solo, r choice wort - relent of•sopeii• patterns. -40 PLAIT I3RACI, Lttrll,it' ItlNos. IttNorlt/RlNo4,4latasePtlo3, CROSSInit NincuArgs. Vtwr end GUARD CHAINS. &n...t0• ./Y- Orders enclosing the bide' to b plaited, may be sent by mail. Give a drawing as near. es. you ,tsttt un paper and enrloso such smount.o.4 you may ebooge to pay. Cost as follows :—Kur Rings' to $6; lire:lst Pins $3 to $.7 ; Finger Kiucs 75 v‘mta tA 0 :3.50; Vest Chains $6 to $7 , Recta:tees $2 to $lO. Alqir Heir pat into Medi(lions. Dos, Breast Pius, Mugs, &o. Old Oold.eud Silver 1./ought at rant rates. , June 10. 1561. . . . OW EN LAVBACIVS Neap' Cabinet .Ware Rhoms and Chair Manufactory. mul.T4 St., 3d door north of the L. Trolley Railroad. .Parglidit,Mtninfoctory find Bgat-Aiwortment of FUR.NITII.RE and CHAIRS, iii'the county. II E public la resportfully regtma . - • • . to bear miud that at thoseF Were homes will be found the .best ~ P: ' . " '""" 'ttniortmen t of Fasumastim: andif..tao SOME FURNIT.pitt; and 'CliAlltB: 'Pervotie In want 'lir aoy kind would beet call and examine his aback befuro purchasing. elsewhere. Which (being all of his men work) be warrants to be better than.any offered In this, place. Prlces,will he lowan than at spy.-otber either in the Borough or.county of „Lebanon. .All orders promptly attended to, and speedily oxeco tad at.tyn lowest prices. : . • . All persons purchasing Furnltitie from .him , will be accommodated by. having it delivered to them. to any part of the county, FREE OF comics, aad without the least injury, natio has procured slue of the boat cutti ioned furniture wagons, tspechilly for that purpose.. . *II. COFFINS made to order. and funeral: , attended at the shortest notice,. •. labium% Sept-18,1880. . NEW - CABINET AND CHAnt • .4- ,, NIANTIFAVir-ORW Tu B sabscriber reel:WM fully' inforine 'the 'pilti ic that ho has the largest and best assortment of FURNI, , TORE and Cll/VHS, evor offered,to the.public of Leb anon county. • lie hns (tea bond 'ili • his wOribinebWare 7 rooma, in North Lebanon Borough: neatly - Opposite Zeller'!" Hotel. and a` few domw south of.ftainlees, a. splendid assortment of ,tood, subetautiol and tasbiona blo Parlor, Cutlet:o'am' Chamber FURNITURE, con. aiming of SOFAS, TRTE.A.TETES, LOUNGES, WIIAT ' NOTS. Parlor; Centre, Pier, Card and Common TABLES; Dressing and Common BUREAUS; atp liedstelds, Work-Stands, Wash-Stands, and Kitchen Purnituro, nf.. nil kinds. Also. a large, and• elegant variety .of , Fftelvett &ton, Senora SEATED CHAIRS, .Commoh Spring Seated•COMßS; . all kinds of Spring Seated ROCKERS. .Alsg, Windsor, Caue-Seated, and Common CIIALRS and ROCKERS'of -0111, Ydeftriptioll. • 45E - All Goods sold LOW anii.WAßßANlTD.totliff ,satiefaction. --, -, • . w 1 Porsous desiroue of knowing the oharacter of the goods here offered for sale, canbtifiolly - 14isfied of their durability by.retennite to those fikvelrom - he'has man utoctured or to•whbm sold. 01(1 Furniturit and CIiaIia'REPAIRED and VAR NISHED. N. 11.- 7 COFFINS mod° and FUNERALS attendid'at. the shorteot notice. • • ffOSEPLI BOWMAV North Lebanon, September ICI, 1860. CHEGA KAI( INSTITUIrgy 1127 A IoV SPRUCE STREET, PIIfLADELPIIIA. rinns Institute, conducted for two years past, In this J. city, by Marione Cuso(iiitar and her niece, Moulin D'ELERV/13:4 upon the . same principles team one In New Yawls, established there in the year I 814, wilire.open ha Monday, Sept.( th, with its usual ample and complete provision for the education of. Young Ladles, under the direction of. Madame D'lliivilly. Circuhira; and all eguiaite infOrmatiOn, can be obtained on application the PrinOftial. [Philadelphia, Aug.-14, '6l-Bm. -1, IF Y WANT '— A No.l A.NBROTYPEO, ti very cheap, go. to DAILY'S 11, Gallery, next door to the Lebanon Deyoelt Boob. OPENING OF SPRING GOODS FROM NEW YORK MARKETS. -At the %lore of' L. K. LAUDERMILCH In Oembertand street, Lebanon, Peim'a. ANT A 8 opened on Nottray, April let, 1861, at 15 per Vl' cent., lees than the regular prices, for Cash or Country Produce : E.6.61110NA81X SPRING SILKS. Feeble nalile SPRING SFIAWLS, Fashionable new DRESS GOODS, Fashionable SPRING CLOAKS, Fashionable PRINTS for 10 eta. regularly sold at 22 cents ; Fashionable styles Medium and Dark Prints, nt 61, 7,8, 9, and 10 cents; GOOD BLACK SILKS, acid a fine stock or other BUCK GOODS, W T E GOODS. Cambilm, J scone tte; lisinstock, 'Brilliants, Bird Ere, Diaper& Embroideries, Ilandkle Collars A Setts, Linens. Towels, Sheetings, Blettched.'.llnble ached. BROAD. CLOTHS AND BOYS' WEAR. Fine Black Cloth - tdi Gentlemen Spring wear. Cloak 'Cloth, light and dark: Doy's Onssitheres and Coating,— filen tletnen'efirts Black Caseimere; Fancy Oassfineres , for spring, Yaffe.? AM Plain Vestings. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Brown Shows, 834, 7 and 8 eta. per lb,. White Refin ed at 9,,P,t0 Coffee 1234,14 and 16 eents; ThA,Young tiyion and Imperial; 3101.4.65E8, 8, 10, 12 and, 15 cents; Dried Apples,. .Peisches, Cherries, Elderberries, froth .filackercl, L Prime Hain, Prime Cheese, Candles. Soaps, L. K. LAIMERMILCIi. Lebanon, April 5,1881. AY 'AIR'S .84kAti4iiiiia• FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD: And fur the'speedy , ,eure of the following camplitinte: Scrofula and-Scrofalons Aire ctloies,e etc h as Tuaaors t Vicera, Sores, Bruptiomi, , Pimples, Pustule:4, Blotches . , Iloilo, Means, anal all Skin Diseases. • . OAKLAND, Ind., Bth .1nne,,1859. Arta k Cn. Cleats: :I fuel it my duty to ste knowledy,e what your Sarsarilla has done for Me. Ilaviog inherited Scrofulous pa ulous infection, I have suffered 'lFom it in various ways for years. Sometimes it burst out ith Ulcers est my. Itands rued 1,,V1113 - Ultlllieti4Veß it turned. lowardT and diStrussoll me at the awn:nth. Two yeartiagn it htvdte out Ml' my Mud iitttY rm reii my'Scalp iluthearts With our our. which unspitlnful andlontinioni• heyeml description I.tried moue medicines and several hat a h ltuilt much...relief fr9uraity thing. In fCct, th ird e'dtstergroiv 1%1.111118. rlrill3 to rea.dll4444o.(inspul 11ssoungstrthat you ‘ haii,prepared abiliterrative(SareaParilla); fin , I limbic ffotMyour reputa tion that any thing yogi made Must hegood. 1 newt to 010 . ciniflttintni got it, and used cured me. I took it, as you advise, in small ilokes of atesipeonftil over a ltlOnih, sat tisedalatost throe beities. , Now and healthy -akin soon hegtin to form uwilor . iliC,tefih, i while li.ll off. All .e.kin is how cfmrottnll - 109w by'lo7 ootings that the illsesselmsmme flunlittY System: Yon can well believe that I foot what I ant sayinrwiten I L tell you, that I hold you hi he tow of the apostles ofthe age, avid remain ever gratefully."' Yours, TALLIFIY. St. et othony , s Fire.:Ttose or'lEryelpelas, 'Vetter nod Salt. • S,Cnid. /feed, 11.111;;Oriiriii Sore Eyrs;:ftrofisY _ Dr. rowit kt. Prehio Irritos from Wont, .N. Y.., 12th Sept., Ic 9, that Ito has eared an inveterate case of 'Propgy, witirh threatened-4w' terminate fatally, by the persevering; use of our Eummurilla, and aim a dangerous 'Aka/gnaw itvpriperes by largo deses of ilio.satee; IMO he three the Coforfitna ErtrptOns by it COatalitiy. BrolletlieCeie t Goitre or Swelled Necle. -Ztimion Sihan of Prospect; TOXOS, Adifili: ,4 l3.ll , llo hot ties-Or tour Earsquirilia cured me from e . Giiffe..:l a hid eous en the neck which 'I lied stiffered from over two years." .• Leueorriiten orWtsll.o.o. - Oritrian Txtuier fr Uterine Ulceration reniale Diseases. " Dr. 3. IL Chini Mug, of Now York City, writes; " I most ahem hilly onniply nilli Itro rogneet of your agent in , anying hare tbund your Sarsaparilla a imist excellent alterntire 'in the numerous reiliplaintojor which we employ such at remedy. but 'espenbilly. in Niiniele :Diseased of tin; Scrofulous diathesis. ltnee cuioni many tneeter t le of Lencorrliceit lay it, and .some When, Zhu COM- - W4IN MIN./ Iry uktratintz,of the 1110 . 10. The, nicer- Von itself ,was seen ciired,, Jeckildngetithin ;mewl- Oge equals it for these reunite dvraugeinents." Edward S. Murree., of Newbury,,,Ale., " A dan gerous pwryiurn tumor on One of the fedtales in my family, -which hurl &Asa all the comedies we conld mutiny, has at lyngth , hean completely citron Ly your.,Extract,of Nur eaparilla. ewer physician tleinght netlidng brit eaticpa- Hon, could afford ratio!. but he advieed lhe trial of your Surespaillle- RI the List retina heron" cutting. tied it preyed effsetitul. Aber lel: ywur -rielitmly _eight wools no symptom of Ito iliwiew remains." Syphilis and Mercurial DiSOftlie• rty ORLTAM!, 25tit Angia-, IS5a. I. T. C. Arm: Fir, I olmerfnlly comply with the rw of ynnrogent, and report to you Bunn" of the *Note 11nrre realised with your dmratuitilta. , • I hare-enrol with it, in my pratettco r mient of the com plaint* Aw - -whirti it is rer - ommende. 4.114 i Imre fintrad its effeitotittlr wonderful in the cure of l'iwerral mid Jko• extriter 7).'s;l , se: One of my potienholiall ;Syphilitic Hirers In hilt-threat, - which woro consuming- hie palata and the too of his month. Yuttr I, l ltreeparilia, steadily Mhos, - curent'lattlein-lietr week* Anether was .attneltod•he sew andury symptotito in lido code. :Wei thrimlertotion had enten,ottoyA Considerable part (4,11, rintlild I behove the ill orrlsrc . a old rirron toneh hie I slss and kill - lam. But it yieitlOrrto tity'iarlittintetrution efyortr`ited;aporilla: the uteri, honied and ho ie writ agiKn. not of coarse without toontedisbotndion to -liiittnee. A woman wltir.hari Leen treated fur the same disorder:l,y ruerrury was Pattering' • front this-poison in her bones. They had-Leeman-so sea &Hire, to the weather that on a damp dny she stuftered ex eruristi ag•• pain in her joints mud' bolter. bite, too, was tined entirely. by your earrnparilln to a few weeks. 1 know from-it* formula, which your agent ,gare, me, that this Preparation front your Ishoratery 1111161 he a great remedy; consequently ; there- linty retaarkable respite with it have not intrpOsed toe. 'internally pima, • ; G. Y. LAU! MED, 31. Itheitrnsitism, but, Liver Complain:A.. 1 xruitaxsznex,, Presto Co., Ta.. C , th Judy, lilt). DR. 3,C. AVM: . Sir,l havn been afflicted-with it pain ful chronic Rbornbotipte Tor long titite.-ititiolt untried the altill.efidayeietnna, endxstitek, hi sae in vile of all the rracindiel-10n11/1/ Anclo"tnl11-Lifiqa,fon1-Aliu7sPii-finriL One, bottle cared use ht two Weeks: and retdonied - iiii, tottreral health better than itticke4: rtleo Y. Ontetielli, of OIL lionis, writes: I Lose I..ara orllictrd for iiitteoprilli tip etetiniiiin of Om Irstruitol r every thing, and every thing Called to relieve me; email hors Leen s lorekemilown lOW* ter wm. years... Mewl le oilier ranee thou Wstersgement j Mt 7.itar. )1y IntSivreepastor. the Roy. Mr. Naliy, a rei. lie try year linranyairitta L ;hininuse he sari Ks know van, arid any thing. Yon ;owls sits Worth trying. Ry the Owen fog of Owl it' 'tired nie.and has fig . snirtfled my Wood as to mak. ri non . Man or me. 1 tealyonng again. The }wet that caritas said of yon is not bel t gad 111chirrns,Calieer Tiosnoro t Enlairixontont, Ulceration, Cerise anti Exfoliation of ties iiollllll.. A great variety ernmaiiihase been reported to ns where mires of these corniiitahle complaints Mira remitted from the nee or this remedy, tot air armee here will not admit Ilona. Some frt. - them may he found in onr .A merlin') Almanac; which this agents Intim named. are pleased to. forniati gratis to oil who roll for . ore prpxln4.U.tlW.t.Alifsewse; Melia 1;t:It 'bit;Ttral ''''lbitil r l64 l ;:ofmna:tie-k-sT there **elbow Woe boTo mad .1.3• the aU ernlhu wwor or I his wwdlelsw, It rrhnuY Iltyritsl ftinkiktpi Inj.l i'lcntonn !teflon; andMita litywriennerellantileri p hial wotilif be incpcned heytend lie ••rbArb. - *nclt n tvitipoly'lain'hnitt-henn•rilairwl by the le' o.lOhhote.r.l.lor revple, rud wr nre cuuthlent anti thhi will ka z firr t twinll llAtoirdicirt gin tie. . .11.ye.,.....aerry Pectoral, EArlh CUM or S . "toiagliii, bola",torn ' otrt lloarreeos, • CrOlapi•inikOttith ,L 1 losel iwitut Con— ogimptiO4l,. "Ail' for the Itelle t t" . . .of Corie_Onatiktirr .rot lento 1,- • •• • • ha suitiOiteest Stages . . • of the Diseoge. • Thin tea rewtedyno milyeivally known to • ForPlolovn.flY .ether Rir the core of thro,4 and lonn.con,plut nts, that It • is 11,4•1,wi here to piddle', the evidence of its iirtmir. :Its ii ntivelhol exeunt:lmp for. coughs and colds, and its • , wonderful e.rti.6. N.r ricijkohnry disease, pare martif t; known throitehotit the - clirilized nations of the cart .‘ Yew aro the communities, ot• even families, among 111,-M • Wl/CY lin,* not some pommel experience ofito effects—.: • some tiring trophy in their. midst of,its_rkto6 over the,. • stibfhhttitl dangerous disorders of the titronCitud longs.: Als'all.know the dreedfit fatality of these disorders,:ant itifthe • y know, too, the effects of ride . remody,,wornecci not' . do more then to assure them,thatit has now .nil the Arlry. ' , turn thatit ditt-imic when malting the cures which haws won eo strongly open the confidence ottneakind. : . -Preyarorl by Dsq. C. AYE 2., & CO, Lowell, maim eiu 3:,..n,...fer g 44 Xaditmt,or, Lebanon; 'Belver 8 him, Allaying Shirk, , MygratowA ; :Horning: Xt. Nebo; • raper, East likagyer ; Etail g Shisflarstown; and by Dealers. everywherey • R • NORTH Lhql-AN.vz . ..Saddle. and 111.arness. Mann - grairory:- , T HE undersigbed has Iteirto4ti • his Saddlery and !farness- Sinnufallkory to o few dent/I - South of the old place, to the Large room lately °Coupled by Billmsn 4 Bre. as - a Liquor stain, where he will be hippy to see all hie old friends and * Customers, and where be has increased fa. attics fur attending to all the depaitments Of Ws busi. emu. _Being determined to be behind no other establish ;pont in his abilities to accommodate customers, he has spared naltberPains nor expense to obtain and make himself master orevery Modern improvemen is the bu- SiUOlB rind secure the services of the lies workmen tbat Mend wages Would command. lie will keep a !ergo stock on baud, and manufacture at the shortest notice, all deactititlins 0f , 41.4.82VE5%_086 as stiddles, Brides, Cnrrtage Harness, of all kinds heavy Harness, Buggy Wlti s of ihe belt Manufacture ) Bufalo Robes;• Fly - Nets, Cotton.l , Vorsted, Linen, and S. new kind /stet) , intenterl ; WV/PA"tif every kind, such es Buggy Whips, sesa{..whipa, Ac.;•.ll4BfESof alt description/4/(A LTER '611.44N5, Nome-made TRACES, &c., &c., all of which is wlll'xiarrantlC be equal ta lily that r.anbo ebt A i i ,,,d in any Other establishment in the country. AB he risks that thins. desiring' anything in thii ibis, should call at hie plivie and axe/nixie his striok. lie feels the fullest confidence in his ability to give entire satisfaction, 40/- All orders thankfully received antipromptly at .temled to. , 48 0 1 :0810N 8811T.LL • Korth Lebancin Borough, April,24 1861. ... • .. ‘,.., .cio fered i ldic o n Ng 1- CO IL-ALI.' slid See. the bargains of all.kinds itdi and pentleinan's wear; great bargains offered of In all as' kinds of Dry Goods.— Please call and examine our stock—a full assortment on hand, at very low rates by HENRY & STINE. GO TO H. H, NOEL'S BOOK STORE FOR THE GOLDEAr • A N.t.W SABBATH SCHOOL SINGING BOOK, BY WM. B. BRADBURY. 327 PAGES. Price 15 cents—Single Oopies. SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NEW CPLEECTION OF CHOICE HYMNS, .to FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS. 141 PAGES. Price 12 rents. $lO per hundred. SABBATH S N OLTOL BOOK, A SUPERIOR C,OLLEOTION CHOICE TITI4E4, NEWLY ARRANOED YOU SABBATH SCHOOLS. 192 PAGES. Price 15 cents, $l2 perlinndretli DAY SCHOOL BELL, WELL ADAPTED FOR SEMINARIES", ACADEMIES, PUBLIC SCITOOLS, Alc.; Containing the ' ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC; 216 PAGES. Price 20 coots—Single Copies. INFANT SCHOOL oaruclirsH, PART. SECOND; CHAPTER I. 'HIR.TH OF CHRIST. Printed on a card fororal instruction in Infant Sunday schools, at $2 per hundred. Leban on, August 4 4 .1; 1861. JACOB ti. rusem. JOHN- toad TILE COUNTRY. SA E THE ELECTION ALL RIGIFI r TT IN lir Oee HE MIMIC are respectfully invited to call grata. amine a handsome selection or SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. which have been bought , to -please, both in style and price.. Tim LADIES will find it the plat* to buy SILK -&, FANCY DRESS GOODS Including Fancy Dress Fabrics In Every-Varlety, Black And Fancy DresiSilks, Foulaids, Bareges and .pare g e Rohm Lawns, En g lish Chintzes, Charnels; Clotbildes Irene. Sanjores, Lavella,and Duster Clothe , Prints and illnalins, THIRET, SPLINE}, Bitoca a AND STELLA SHAWLS • I LACES AND ENBECIDEKES ; WHITE 00 , tDS, - 'SECOND motraNnce DODD'S, IiFEEL'SKIRTS, FLANNELS,. VEILS, OLOYES,,MITTS, &C. IM GBPICEN be Dianna d with our selection or CLDTHS, C SS-I Id RE.ES, 17-. ES T 8, And other articles of Gent's Apparel. CARPETS. 911E11:NSW - ARE S GROCERIES. In fact everything that is found in a well-stocked courdry. store. -sa- We /BOAC respentfally.solkit call from the pnb lie, and will take g reat pleasure in showing goods which fo clieap n ess and beauty eanrutNcß & imoor beanrgasaed. ant North Lebanon Borough, April 3,1561. Stoves Stoves Stoves. - • 9 fOW is the them to buy your 'STOVES before told winter is here, and the best and Cheapest pram is at the Lnbanon.Stov6, Tin and - Sheet. lion Manufac . tory of James N. Rogers, Next doer to the Lebanon Rank. where Can belted the 'largest and beat aiwortnient of PARLOR, HALL, and COOK/NO STOVP.S, ever offered in Lebanon, Gas "burn ers for Parlora.of fled Charnbers of his own make. with e. geriferal aveortment . of Parlor. novEs, and a large varietinf the besteooking Stoves in the bounty or bor .l:sough, which ho warrants.tobake or roast. WASH' BOILERS constantly on kand of all sizes, and - tho bestinntezial. COAL BUCKETS-- s tbp btripst sowortbietity,the heaT !esti rob, mu, the beat made'm Lebanon: Alan, tr: large stark of '13i.1 made aril* beat material at eliu a workmanlike:-manner. Ail he la a practical Workman, and bee hattatt experieuce of twen ty.tive'yeare, lie feela eatithlent that he OM give general extistitetion. lie takes this i¢othod _ of.retarnino . his thanks to , hi* numerourcanitoiners foe - their 'liberal support, sod he hopes, by strictly attending to his own hubiness and letting other people!: alone, to still receive a share of public patronage. JA3IES N. itlX.thltS. Lebanon, November 7. 1860. .15% - Particular attention paid : Wall kinds ofJoinimo, such as Puffing, Spouting, dc„ atid.a.ll norkitatranted. TA4E.NOTICE. BOIR.DERE welrbinalling on J. fl. Itimasura , Agent, AS be , is prepared todo,all kirda el TIN. ROOFING, SPORTING and JOH WORK genentliy, at the very lowest prices. Ito also hat on 'hind _e largo and good assortment of all kinds of TIN WARR, and all of the most Improved Gas .Borning GOOK STOVIP and PARLOR tiTOVIIS. Also,-all the diff,rcnt nod latest improved 'RANGES AND IIk:ATER& of all kinds: Ile also keeps C. , 17.- atm - 111y on hand's large stock of all kinds of nuor SLATE', which he effete at less price than they ez. boitgllrof - ROY 'other slateman in the connty, wAßK.Roonis—One door Bagt of the 1..•be.w.il Valley Bonk, Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Po. Lebanon:January 90801; CLOCKS. • Thirty a) ay , tc . li:cA Light Day, Tikirty- our, • HC 1,0 C :t J. Just Received at ▪ • I J. ItL.AIR'S Jewelry Store, • S. Lebanon Ps. EZIEC RAILROAD . HOTEL, Adjoining the Lebanon Vatleg Depot, •• • LEBANQN. PA. • rriun andinligned having taken the aline weitAtrown I stand. invites bb Men& and ifie pnblie togive hint • a call. Everything pt+tataing to the own ' • . fort armrests will bed one. Tieseticita Far •• • . meta. Travelers and Boasdera to give hits " trial. .., Extensive, Stabling attached, and good, ilostievs always in atteratincer., • °bonen., July 17, 1861. 1 1 / LLIA3OI It BOLTZ. I,locouT . y.4kriT 00.)0 PICTURES 00 TO RICENNER'S _ , I=l HT asurtir, over E Rabet's /Prig More, .03i(hostertsivi efireet, Lebanotr. Pa, Alossoivras,, Festerrtoss, Peztvortzr.s wadi Pismo ,issartie; Piton daily, (Sunday ext.opted.) PriCeThliVlNFOOPL 'l4lwatid hricairdalice with the size, style red etzteslll ai Vaps:Plosepk..Ruc k u T ,opene4 fromß.t w Coldoeit, I: 11. • . Leheiketi . Jsrosi2, 18158.- - , , ••• . . Prev..ention , is‘lietterliio Tare. rpo lediex of delicate health or lay - paired orgeniaatlon. Or VT tbote by wbom smiaerdnixo faniffy 13 hong -M 3' retwowobJeloneible, the undersigtati wonkt offer' a pretieriptidtTiebkli ix perfectly p antile eee tare. awl silk/ WO, pieseribed veriwoe ports of tbe old World for the ;mat eewtary. Although the article le re archway, and aisitile ci , el it Faie beea . pot trirjo half piot %Wiles And Told. very irateWilvely at the, eviliprbitant rtimarrelgaied proptimiis to thr slidir the retij,e for the limn wan of sr; by :the posses , 'ekiv.hrwhich every lady can supply berneff with a per• het eefoguard, *wavy drugstore, hce)totreling sem of , • cents per paw. Any pkieleinu drotnoet win tell yltm it perfotty hareeleme, suet tbounsteds of, tostimo. !Wale tett be teouilled•of ileeißeliey, Benet teeny part •oetati•frorle etereeinprtif 01; braddreseiest "•• ' Th•••• •2 1 -- •IbßirßliieUX, • • • IF 0. ?as, New Slavear Conti, „Mortar 7, itet-ty . •• • •-• • ri• • atelies, .reiwelry and $ll. • T • veriWare. WHORS'ALE 4.11 VD BTELLWAGEN 6: BRO., No. 632 Market Street, 1 door below 71.11, Pbiladelphia, March 27, 1861.—1 y IS6I NEW STYLES. 1861 A DAM RISE, in Cumberland Street, between :21 Market and the Court Houso,north side: has now on hand a splendid assortment of the New .Style of HATS AND CAPS, for men and boys, for 1858, to which the attention of the public is respectfully inri tea. mats of all prices, from the cheap - est to the most costly, always on hand. He has also Just opened a splen did assortment of SUMMER HATS, embracing such as STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, 'PEARL, HORN, LEG HORN, SENATE, CURIAE, and all others. sEss,_ He will also Wholesale all 'kinds of Hate, Cape , &c., to Country Merchants on advantageous terms. Lebanon, July 17, 1861.
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