tije BtflErtfort:
TERMS, • - - • - SISOAYEAR
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1861
HOME AFFAIRS.
Slar 4. conversation between two
ymeng beginners in kousekeeping.—'•Where did you
buy that splendid Furniture!"
"Why I bought It all at Owen Lanbach's in. Lebanon."
. 1
"Indeed I Well, I must condos it Woke much better
,:thito mine, which I bought in Reading. Rut then,
suppose in NOW at a much higher price."
'O, no! I priced Furniture in Reading, and aemoal
• other places, and could find no Furniture ao aplendid,
erell•made, and at the same time au cheap as that offered
'by OWEN LAMM Market. street: Lebanon, Pa."
On Tuesday morning at 10
'o'elock,we raised the Stars and Stripes,
. - ,at our office. It is not the first, and,
with the blessing of Heaven, it shall
not bo the last time. We. ave march-
ed under the Stare '''and . Stripes for
;nearly 50,000 miles, and would be
circumstances permitting, to
do so again. And although we can
,not but believe that the difficulties
„with the Southern states might have
been settled peaceably, we doubt, the
`propriety
of mon ca inlff
g iulo ques
, tion our patriotism and love country
which has been proven in sunshine
and storm—in peace and war—amid
the roar of cannon and clash of arms,
and amid the still more deadly fever
Of a tropical sun. We have "smelt
!'powder" as the saying is, and hence
can laugh to scorn the questionings
`of pairibtiiiiri by those who never
•
, were, and perhaps never will be ready
to smirch under Yankee Doodle at the
call of their country.
The "appointment of Post Mister
at Fredericksburg was made last week na we en.
pounced, only Levi Shiftier is appointed instead
of Jacob Saltier. Tbi following additional ap
pointments are nnnottneed rea , thle county :—Pe
tar Gerhart, Mt. Zion; D. W. Leeds, Missemer's
Mills; John Stauffer, Palmiitt.
LOCAL LtOISLATION.—The bill to
annex part of Berke county to Lebanon county
came up on the private colander on Wednesday,
and was objected of by. representative Boyer.—
This puts it off for one week.
The Act laying out a State road in Lebanon
sad Berk• counties came up on third reading on
Wedneeday, and was passed—yeas 43, nays 41.
The 20th annual exhibition of the
fiethean Literary Society, of Franklin and Mar.
shall College, at Lancaster, Pa., was held on
Thursday evening,. A large and brilliant audi•
eats was phsent. Among the exercises we no.
lice the following by students tram Lebanon
County 3--
S. P. limber, of Lebanon, Pa., read no Essay,
'tbe *abject at which , was the well known chaise.
ter or the WAMDEIIING Jew, who drove Christ
Writing under the burden of the cross, from his
door, end was cursed by Him In , these few but
expressive words, ^Tarry thou till I come." The
Jew was doomed to leave home, friends, family
-and his entice land, re dear to every Jew, and
wander over the earth aiwtoeless outcast, vainly
seeking rest and relief from remorse of conscience.
which he could only find at the second coming or
Christ. He beheld Jerosulem In her prime, end
also after lb. cruel Nero bad laid waste the city,
rand devastated the whole country. Re was a si
, lent spectator of the world's history during sigh .
Men centuries. The legend is a condensed his.
}tort' of the Jews, and leeks toward the final res.
'Oration of that scattered people to their native
land.
WABISINGTON CAVISSING TOE DELwwene, wee
the stirring subject of a Poem by John P. Stein,
elf Annville. Pa. The poem opened with a brief
'•llusion to the deplorable condition of the coon
: proceeding the crossing of the Delaware,
and the destitution which preys fled iu theAterri
can army at that time. The historical facts at
•tentliong that heroic feat, and the events which
:quickly followed at Trenton, were very artist'.
sally interwoven in a musical measure. The poem
wee read in a clear distinct voice, and proved a
lay pleasant feature Of the evening.
The Young Men's Christian Asso
vistion of this borough have removed theirlibra•
ry ■nd furniture from D. S. Saber's bending, to
the gall. in the 3d story of Gruen building,
where the meetings will hereafter be held.
.! Tug amount ~of coal ebb pod over
Oa Lebanon Valk* , - Railroad. for %by week end
ing Thursday, the.V(th inch, war 3,097 tons.—
l'his was again an increase over the previous
week oealiont 500 tons. •
TUX New York and Pittsburg Mx.
press Trains over the Lebanon Valley Railroad
will commence to run op the Gth of May. They
will run at a great speed and independent of the
at , prment on the road, and will atop only
at the Principal stations. The night lines will
be provided with sleeping ears. They will pass
Lebanon for the West at about 2 o'clock, A. M.,
end 3 o'clock; p. and for the East at 2.40 a. m.
aid 2,20 p, m. Thu., our altisena can leave Leb
anon In the early morning train,reach New York
:it 9 o'olock. f A. M., transact a full day's business
'There, end rotarn home the same night.
For 1..4
e,tlvertiser.
Mr...2mm your issue last week, you
IM optioned, in your local column,. that "Rev.
Henry, of Pinegrove, has accepted the charge of
Oa' Wham Church at Fredericksburg, this
county." From whatever source this , informa
tion may have come, it it Incorrect. Rev, Henry
has preached theri several' times. but I am the
tirifiter of sett coOgregation.
• - ' GERHARDT.
'Kr, S. S. itainsey, the Merchant
Vaijor, Is nor in the city buying $n a now and
filthlon Ali stook of Clothe, Cavell:terse, Vita tings,
t lhlsts, anti, in fact alt kinds of Goods kept in a
'first•elses furnighing Aare. lie intends to carry
'on the bushiest, poreeatensively than heretofore.
Heade potions In want of seasonable clothing
"Wlll call soon to melte their selections.
Messrs. Rauch & Light have just
`opened a splendid assortment or ail kinds of
'Spring and Summer. Dry Goods, Groceries,
se!Pare, he. They invite an examination
of their' stock by the public. It will be found
trial is size, and sold at As 'Pr" 4 8
way other store in Lebanon. • • ' '
,Xesere, Joseph Ebur :talc!. _Andrew
Moore, two young beginners, have eltablisiied
W 441704 the Shoe buaineaa, in Market at,
'south of Zion's Lutheran Chureh.
ITZme,-7The new steam tnill,of Blo
,ade N e wly, of East Hanover, Dauphin county, was
oniumo d by fire on Saturday night a, week, with
segterits. It contained about 500 bushels of
w h og g e a n t l,aome other gra about 40 barrels of
flour, £o.fd4ettage about $lO,OOO. Insured in a
Harrisburg. Company to the amount of $5,000.--
How till lira originated is snarly unknown.—
. The Mill was ouly about six months in opera
tion, and this was the wood time already that
it was 'on fi re ,----Lar i laSsitith and family,
Henry Fisher and fatally, Samuel Strickler and
fatally, several families' of the Sehreaders, Phil
ip Riddle and femily,aad a number of other. left
this place lest week for new homes in the west.—
Mit> stagnation is beldame induces this emigre
lion. We trust It may not much longer continue
tine, although we ace at pregentao likelihood of
11 911# 1:4111Dge„
TEI E GRAIN CROP.—Oifr neighbors
of Laneaster °aunty have made a careful exami
nation of the grain erop, and they have come to
the conclusion that it has been materially in
jured by the frost daring the past winter, and it
is doubtful whether the tender plant will be able
to recuperate. On many farms the roller is be•
lag applied, in the boper. that ;pressure will aid
the disturbed plants in taking root in the soil
again, but whether this experiment will answer
the expectations of those engaged in it, remains
to be seen.
•
AtrurroN.—Messrs Raber Brothers
will bold Auctions on Thursday evening, the 19th
inst., and on Saturday 'afternoon and evening,
the 20th inst., for the sale of a general assort
ment of Fancy Dry Goods, gneensware, cto.
Koutz, a well
known °Risen of` Bethel township, Berke county,
committed suicide on the morning of the Sth in
stant, by hanging himself,' by means of a halter
chain, to a tree near his house. It appears that
Mr. Houtz had been twice affected with apoplexy,
causing him to be unable to weak for some time
previous to his death; but what induced him to
commit this rash act is a mystery. He was about
85 years of age, and leaves a wife and five ebil•
dren.
IT will be notkced in our advertis
ing columns that Miss Eliza Atkins bas opened
a Millinery and Maiitniz making establishment
in this borough. She has worked for several
yearn pant in the eltu of Philadelphia• at fash
ionable Millinery, and is fully competent to give
satisfaction to all.
WE noticed last week, during a
jaunt to North Lebanon, that the Messrs. Franck
& Bro., were unpacking an immense str.ek of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Qne onswore , &c. The assort
ments of hie goods kept by Funek do Brother are
always those of n first-class !tore, and we are
pleased to learn that their attention to business,
fair dealing, and gentlemanly intercourse with
thepublic, have won for them also a first-class
,buitness.
\\TB perceive thut • Andy Zimmer
man has engaged inthe Wood and Coal Business
at the old Landing of S. Fisher, on the Un lon
Canal, at the Pinegrore Road crossing. Ile sells
at a reduced price fur Cush. Rig stock of FOAL
embraces all kinds fur Limeburners, Blacksmiths,
and Families. Be En licite public patronage:
,
AMOUNT OF ABSENCE PROPER FOR
HussAstris.—Miss Moloch says :—"A lady of my
acquaintance gives it as her sine ria non of do•
!nestle felicity, that the "men of the family should
always be absent at least six hours in the day."
And truly, a mistress of a family, however strong
her affection for the male members of it, cannot
but acknowledge that th ill is • great boon. A
house where "papa" or the "boys" are always
"pottering about," popping in and out at all
hours, everlastingly nutting something, or 'find
ing- fault with something else, is , a considerable
trial to even feminine patience. And I beg, to
ask my sex generally—in confidence, of course—
if it is not the greatest comfort possible when,
the masculine half of the. family being clear
ed out for the day, the house settlea down
into regular work and orderly quietness until
evening ? Also, it is good for them as well
as for us, to hose ell the inevitable petty domes
tic "bothers" go over in their absence ; to effect
which aught to be one of the principal aims of
the mistress of a family. Let them, if possible,
return to a quiet, stalling home; with all its small
annoyance brushed away, like. the_d.u,st and gin -
ders from the grate- 7 which, en privsont, is one of
the first requisites to utak(' n fireside look comfor
table. It might bens wolf,,too, if the master him•
self could contrive to leave the worldly mud of
the day at the scraper outside his door.,
A SPLENDID EXHIBITIJN COMING TO LEG
ANON--We are pleased to announce to
our readers that...hiprrigoti'sPrand Pan-tee
na-tbec-a, one of the largest and most
splendid exhigitinis Ihe "World, will
visit this place and exhibit . at 'the 'l. v O'sv i t r
Hall, for three nights, commencing April
/6th. I, ,
We copy the following description of
this eihibition froth thelienArork papers.
It will be seen that'the attractions Offered
surpass anything s ever 'yet brought to Leb
anon:
This great exhibition consists of five
splendid Panoramas, painted in anew and
novel style, with Dioramic difoet,on a scale
of magnificence never before attempteit
They present to view, as ilistikicx and plain
as though one stood on the spot, the fol
lowing scenes :
The city of. Washington—the Capitol,
with the new Dome and Marble Extension
—the inside of the Capitol—thp
. new Spit
ate Chamber, with its gorgeous decora
tions—the Hall of Representatives—the
Public Buildings of Washington-46,
tent Office—the U.S. Treasury—the Sinith
sonian Institute—the President's Rollie
and Grounds—and the famous East Room
in the President's House, where all the
Levees are held—showing all its furnitare,
marble mantles, magnificent mirrors, and
glittering chandeliers, even to the col Ors
and pattern of the two thousand dollar eir
pet that covers the floor.
Then come five sp . lendid views of Nia
gara Falls.—Showing them in every as
pect, in summer and w i nter—the Lake of a
thousand Isles on the River St. Lawrence
—the Hudson River---and the entire see
nery of the White Mountains, from the
snow covered dome of Mount. Washington
to the Old Man of the Mountain—magnifi
cent scenes in New England, 'Virginia,
Minnesota and California, with three beau
tiful views in Mammoth Cave—showing
the great Gothic or Arched Gallery—Echo
River—Lake Lethe,and the Fairy Grotto
with its Starry Dottie, magnificent columns
and limpid waters, making the scene one
great resplendency of Gem-Work, "Ailing
Carbuncles, Rubies and Molten Gold.
But the great feature of this A'xii.zWitidn
is the Voyage across the Atlantic Ocean
from New Ydrk to Liverpool, with Storm
at Sea, in which all the incidentS of three
thousand miles travel on the water are pre
sented to view, with a distinctness and yi
vidness indeking reality,"and leading die,
spectators to believe themselves on the
briny deep. .
The great phenomenon of the Moon
Ri
sing from.the Sea is to be witnessed by
all, while in the theism at Sea, all the ele
ments in their majesty are to be seen and
heard with such startling reality as to
cause old men to "sliiiie.P and the young
childien to cling (Miser to their parents.
Artiving at Liverpool we have a. view of
that City—then a splendid view of the great
City of London—with the River Thames
and Bridges—the new Houses of Parlia
ment, St. Paul's Church, &e.
Leaving London, the beautiful scenery
of the River Rhipe is 'gtesehted to view—
the Swiss Alps--Scenery in Italy—Ruins
of Pompeii—the whole 'exhibition conclu
ding with a gran,d view Of the,E'ruption of
Mount Vesuvius,as it appeared in the yeas
uyheii it destroyed the aides of Hercu
laneum and Pompeii.
This Magnificent Entertainment was
first; xhibited in Laudon for 280 eonsees.
ti've flights, and was visited.byl more than
Waif a million of peciplp.,' "It has recently
been brought to America, and exhibited in
the New England States, where it has been
visited by adiniring thousands.
The Exhibition will be shown in this
plane precisely the same a s
. in London, and
all who visit it are guaranteed two hours
of amazement, wondermedt and delight.
ft le reported that two German
Ch .. eitlists, work
ing together in their laboratory at Heidelberg
less* analyzed the body of the sun!, ' Thep arriv
ed at the results of their analysis solely by elope
examination of the rays of light. By this veans
it is ascertained in a manner quite convincing to
those who have wittneased the experiments, that
the body of the sun contains large portions of i
ron tied other entail ind earth common to this
000 6f ode:
pr. Thus says somhorly : "The height of po
liteness is passing round. on the opposite side of
the lady, when working with her, in order to avoid
stopping upon her shadow," But we think they
beet,it.out- vrest, where when a lady sneezes, the
company give three cheers,
gpf cid Seim.
Emstorstarrr.--The Erie Sewing Michine Company
desire to fecure a few Traveling Agents, upon a salary
of 26 to 60 dollars per month, and expenses, or a enm
mission. This is an opportunity seldom offered, and
those who choose a constant business, can rely on con-
stant employment for a term of years. Confidential
Circulars sent free, address Erie &wing Machine fb
K. JAMES General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
CIITLLE AND FEVER ! CHILLS AND
FEVER l WORM of the greatest remedies that hos ever.
been laid before the public. for Fever and Arne. and
which have received the -highest enemniums from the
press and the people, is DR. .1. HOSTETTER'S CELE
BRATED BITTERS. Who would endure the tortures
arising from this terrible disease, when it can be so ea
sily cured? Who would endure sleepless nights, burn
ing fevers - and icy chills, alternately. when a remedy
can be obtained for a mere trifte? And yet how many
families linger out a painful existence under this dead
ly blight, and do nothing but gulp down quinine. until
it becomes as common as their daily meals. and yet they
are not relieved. None but the foolish and weak would
hesitate to procure these valuable Bitters, and Rave
themselves intense agony. Sold by nil druggists and
dealers generally everywhere. .inr. See advertisement
in another column. [March 20, 1861.-Im.
irNir See Dr. Sanford's advertisement of Liver Invigo•
rater and Family Catbhrtie Pills, in another column.
HUNNEWELL'S GREAT REMEDIES.--
Their character snstained by testimonials to which all
are Invited to investigate. Their effect, which is per
fectly natural. and their relations to disease, by strict
adherence to lawa of medicine.
HUM? C men 17nirersal r,onglt Remedy, which ran have
no superior for all hung, Throat and Bronichial Com
plaints. to actual Consumption. ".
Runnewen's Tau Anodyne, the great Natural Opiate
and Neuralgic Rem edv, which adapts it to all complaints
of the Rowels, and of Spasmodic and Nervous nature,
to that chief of all causes of disease, Loss OF SLEEP.
Ilunneurell's Electic Pills prepared to assist the work
,of the Tolu Anodyne In ewes of indigestion, have prov
ed a most perfect substitute for INET:CURIALE. to destruc
tive to the effect of the Anodyne. For Billions Com
plaints. indigest ion, Worms in Children, and all derange
ment of the digestive organs. they have proved. by flair
trial. all that is expected of them, and will be sent free
until plans for sale completed. The remedies, and their
connection. is more fully described in the pamphlets to
be found with dealers. or will be sent on demand without
"postage stamps." Prices of each preparation within
reecho! nil, See advertisement.
April 3.-Im.
DR. EATON B I NFANTILE
Dr. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL is remarkable
I.r its wonderful beneficial effects in the treatment of
children. For croup, dysentery, and teething. it has
never been surpassed, sad mothers should at all times
he provided with a supply. as they value the lives and
the comfort of their little ones.
. .
The preparations of Br can FOOD are among the most
important discoveries of the age. They are not medi
cines. but food for the blood; already prepared for ab.
Florham, pleasant to the taste, and natural in action ;
and what one gains, he retains. The BLOOD FiMD is a
scientific discovery, differing front all patent medicines;
And for Consumption, threat diseases, liver complaints,
(dyspepsia, and other diseases in Mont to the human
frame. is unequaled for its healing and strengthening
glad ities.—Odumbus, Ohio. Gazette. is. See advertise
ment. For sale by Dr. GEO. ROSS, opposite the Court
Donee, Lebanon, and T. W. DYOTT k SONS. Philadel
phia. 3,1861.4 m.
le4itito c&toitto.
English preaching next Sabbath morning and evening,
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
St. Sofia's REFORMED CeIIECIL.--Reßtilar service every
Wednesday evening at 6% o'clock . every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and every Sunday evening at
8,4 o'clock.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHIIRCIT.—SpeciaI servi
ces by the Schuylkill Convocations in Ter_. , perance
Hall. Opening service at S P. M. on Tuesday, Aliril
16th, Bishop Potter or Bowman will probably be
present; also on Wednesday at 10 A. M., w ith Holy
Cousmunien and at 7% P. 61 On Thursday at 10 A.
M. and 7.34 , P. M.
English preaching next Sabbath evening, in the First
Reformettchurch.
German preaching next Sunday mornim , . and English
in the evening, in Salem's Lather:in chlvh.
Next Sunday%at..l4 A. M. English ,prea Ming at Worse
Shoe Pike meeting house. Gorman pre t.. Ming in the
evening in the 31aravbi church. -
Ctrman preaching next Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock,
in the Evaitgelical church, and in the everangat ear
ly
`I fb.
On the 12th insL, p
in North Lebanon borough, MPL
Wall MONA wife of Mr. George Reedy, aged 27
years. 6 months and days.
On the
.q.th South Lebanon, Mr. JACOB ilikk-
RR,Oged 73 years, 4 months and 2 days.
On the 3d inst.. In North Lebanon township, JOLT'S
lIENRY, eon of Jacob and Sarah Seifert; egad about
13 years.
On the 18th Marsh, iu Jefferson, Stark county, Ohio,
Mr. JOIIN OEM, formerly of South Lebanon. this
county, sged . 7l years, 1 month and S days.
On the morning of the 10th inst.,in this borough,
SA LMA , widow of the-late Abraham Light, who was
buried two moot hs since, in the 6'14 year of her age.
On the 11:2 lust., CYRUS P. ANSPACIS, of Womels
dort; Betio county.
A little time en earth he spent,
Till OW for him his angel sent;
" - And then on time he closed his eyes
To wake to glory In the sides.
FROM A FRIEND.
On the lst inst., in Myerstown, Pa, of Consumption,
GEORGE WASHINGTON, son of CHARLES and SARAH
WOOLISON . , aged :t2 years, 3 months and 4 days. LBerks,
Schuylkill and Philade-phis p specs, please copy.'
At a special meeting of the Slyerstown Sunday
School Union, the undersigned Committee presented the
following Pseamide and Resolutions, which were unani
mously adopted:—
WITS& AS, It has pleased God, in Ilis inscrutable win.
4pm, to strike front our midst our well-beloved associate
and Teacher, GEORGa W. WoolisON, whose practical at
tention to the pause of Dlucation had endeared him to
the hearts jail who are interested in the Sunday School
cause In frlyeretow n,
„RESOLVED, That the members of this school hereby
express their high sense of appreciation of the wisdom
and. spotless honor of our late Teacher,Gen. W. %Ronson.
„actinism), That his early demise has deprived us of
one „who, lay his courteous manners, well-tempered zeal
orolactive energy as, a teacher, Contributed, in an emi
nent degree to the advancement of the Sunday School
linseteen, That we hereby tender to the family of the
deceasedour sincere and heartfelt Sympathy in the loss
tites,have sustained; and that, as a mark of the semi-
Meat of hUh regard and: esteem entertained by us to
ward Minors an honorable citizen and teacher. and as
some acknowledgement of the yerriees rendered by him
to the Itlyerstewn Sunday 1..1eh001, it is hereby directed
that the Teachers of this School attend his funeral in
body.. '
Itastisrzn, That a copy of these Resolutions be con
veyed to the fitfully of the deceased, and that the pro
ceedings of this meeting be published •in the p pers of
Lebanon. ; Janis , ) Comtuittee
G 4RIBERT,On
WAL H. IVENRICII. Resolutions
The Lebanon Market
ears/blip Corrsefed lireado,
• LEItAI4O,IV, Wynn:soar. AhNtIL 17,1581.
teb. 3fills Extißani $650 Eggs, doz., 12
smith " Extra dO9 Butter, 13 lb.. - 14
Leh. Vat. Super. Fines 50 Tub or salted butter, 10
PrinieMhite Wheat, 120 !Aril, . 11
Prime Ited Wheat, 115 Tallow, - 10 -
Prime Rye, 60 tram, 22
New Corn, 65 Shoulders, , 10
Oats, 28 Sides, 10
Chyser.seedl 4 00 Soap, 7
,Timothy-seed, 250 Bees-wax, 25
Fisx.seed, 1 60 White Rep, 5
Dried Apples, s9bd., 100 Aliited Bags, 2
Dried Apples, rioted, 150 Flax,. Vlb , P 23,4
Pettit iis6l4S," 250 Bristles, t Th., 40
Peagthtinutzels,7 125 Feathers ,13 02
Cherries, 1.50 t e l , 40
Onions. - , 37 Soup, Retinfylit qt., 6
. .
Potatoes, ciA bus, BO Vinegur,, , a 40. . 12%
Apriu flutter , crock ,45
The Philadelphia Market.
SATIADAY, Aprll 13,1861.
Flour—Sales„„ today . of .superfine at $5 37@5 50; Ex
tra $217; Fancy and fanißy, $G to $7 25. The sales
are for exports the trade are buying at these rates.
. -
Rye flour sold at $3 60. -•- -
Corn Mml—Sales of 500 bbls. Pennsylvania sold at
$2 75,.and Brandywine at,s3 39. -
Witeat--The sales today are 10,000 bushels; Red
Pennsylvania $1 32; Choice $1.31; Red Southern $1 36'
White $1 38 to $1 50 for Pennsylvania,
Corn—Sate*.of 0,500 bushels afloat at 62 cents, in
store 60 cents.
Oats are in request; Southern 31W2. cents ;
Sylvania 33®3334 eta; Sales,*',oo(ibrislials.
Seeds-Sales of Cleverseed at $f.,76@ t 5; Timothy
50&2 75 ; Plaxseed $1 49.
PIIILADI':LI'II3 k CATTLE 31 A RlCEt—The offerings
of Beef Cattle show a considerable -falling off this
week, reaching only 1126 head, all of which were dis•
pused of at rather better prices, ranging from $6 to $9,
mostly at sStgin the 100 lbs.,
including a few extra
quality at $9 ibiglff 60. The demand Was brisk.
Only about eo Cowswere disposed of at from $l5 to
$2.5.f0r Springers, and $2O to $lO for Cows and Calves,
as to condition. a •
About 1200 fl ogs were offered and mld, including
2352 at Imhoff's prices ranging at .S4ATIA for still
fed ; s7® for corn fed and 620 at the- Avenue yard,
at from $1 to $8 the 100 lbs. net, and the market rather
dull.
Of Sheep the 'receipts were 5.1100, which were all
taken at from 434 to 534 c eats? lb. gross; a few extra
quality bi ought Oe.
Uebx att(Vtrti,%sinsitto.
MISS ATKIN'S
irOU'LD respectfully arm ounce to the citizens of
r. Lebanon and vicinity that she has oprned a
FASIIIONA.BI,II MILLINERY and BANTL A MAK
ING BSTABLIELBENT, in Barker street 211 door
above Bill.
A nevi stook Just rerelVed 'and opened for Inspection,
embracing a full assortment of 5114, Crape and Btraw
Bonnets, Bonnet , Trimmings, Ribbons; Flowers; air.
Lebanon; Aprli.l.7, USA,
NEW ADVERTISE MENT S.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
WAR ! WAR !!
AND RUMORS OF WAR!
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
AT
IIENRY & STINE'S
CLIEAP STORE.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, itnd
QUEENSWARE,
SELLING AT UNUSUALTY LOW PRICES
BY HENRY & STINE.
"GALL SOON FOR BARGAINS."
Lebanon, April 11,.1.561.
opEVTNG OF SPRING 000D3
FROM NEW YORK MARKET,
'2O: the Stem a
L. K. LAUDERMILCH
In Cumberland Street Lebanon, renn'a.
WAS opened on Monday, April Ist '6l
, ,
at 10 per Cent. lose thou the regular priebe, for
Cash or Country Produce;
FAtilliONABL,Fri Snit Nil S!IKS.
Fe.shionsibla SPRING iIIJAWLS, •
Fashionable new AM.:88000DR,
rashiariablo SPRING CLOAKS,
Peshioinible PRINTS for 10
cents. regularly sold at 12 cents; Fashion/ibis atylea
medium A nd Dark Prints, at 634 . .7.8, 9, nod 10 cents.
Good iIIiACK SILKS, and a fine stock of other BLACK
/ODS.
WHITE GOODS
Cal:aback, Jaconets,
Nainatoek, Plaid,
Di 1111+ n ts, Bird Eve. Diapers.
Embroideries, •Ilindkls Collars & Setts,
!jeans. Towela, Sheetings,
Bleached. Cnbleae , c. See. -
BROAD CLOTH AND 'BOYS' WEAR.
Floe }Stack Cloth &c Gentlemen Spring wear. eiollli
Cloth. rigid and dark ; Boy's °mesh:nerve and •:eatine.--
Slentleateu"a line Black Cassimere; Fancy Caseireeres
fir spring, Fancy and Ploin Yrs tinge.
eiltlYCElll ES AND PROVISIONS.
Brown Sugars, 6%, 7 and 8 cents per lb; White
RI Sued at 9, itla Voiles 11%.1J and 18 cants ; TEA,
Young lijrsoit and Imperial; MOl ASSES, 8, 11, 12 and,
15 cents; Dried Apples; VaLebes.Cberries Eblerberrlat,
fresda Mackerel, Prime Dam, Prima Cheese, Candles
Soaps, .Ic. L. K L11.11DER:411;,C11.
Lebanon, A pril 5, 1881.
VRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT TILE NEW STORE OP
W. K. & J. ECKERT,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL Oth, 1861
HAWING pnrchnscd a greet portion of mit extensive
Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER 000DS; et
from 5 to 20 per cent. lower then the noon! prices, we
are now enabled nod determined to ollor GREAT BAR.
GAINS to all who niiy give us a mill. _ _
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
7
Snob :As Lovelies, Paris Plaids,
Obeli° Delains, Ilatzorines.
roil Ale Oberre; Paris Mixture
All Wool Detains, Storage Andel%
Paris Stripe, Mohair Fancies,
&e., &e. ; I &c.,
at from rto 50 outs. tke:. AU prices to snit everybody.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! SHAWLS!!!
CLOAK. CLOTH! CLOAK CLOTH!
G. 12 © GERMS & QUEENS - WARE !
tap- No trouble to show Corals. Please call at the
New Store of W. K. k J. ECKERT,
April 17, 1861. Cumberland, St., Lebanon, Po.
Books and Stationery Em
porium,
- AND
TEACHERS' HEADQUARTERS!'
SIIMMVAM' WPAW22I
AS REMOVED.
HO= removed his Book Store to Market Snare. Lel anon,
NV ilL n Pnn T be
on reasonable [orm arend
asertietof rot,suxrixeenroLoa.
mac anti Mrscet.tAxtonS BOOKS of every description.
Copy. Books, Cyphering Books, leather and paper lion nd
Pass Books, and every variety of STATIONERY, &c.,
wholesale and retail.
WINDOW SHADES
A large Of variety Plain, Faney. Buff, Groan, Gilt, &e.
PAPER. SHADES.
Nrat Patterns, Plain, Green, Blue and Gilt. Also the
latest and simplest
SLYLES OF FIXTURES.
l'Ar l GALL AND EXAMINE. "TM
Lebanon, September 27 ,1860.
MAIN a 1 ire Insurance Company,
'Op SINkiNG SPRIGS. T3l RK3 COONTY.
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO :MOWERS
of the said Company, that in consequence of loss
es by fire causing a deficiency of about 5.1.0U0 in-the
Treasury, an assessment (No. 11) of $t per SIXOO insur
ed. has been levied by the Board of Managers, agreea
bly with the provisions of the Bth Section of the Char
ter. and Ist Section of Supplementary Act of April 13,
1809.
Members will bear in mind that ail those neglecting
to pay their assessment within 40 days from the date of
publication of the 1311111 a. will be liable to pay double
the said Rates. It is therefore hoped that all will be
prompt in their payments, as those who suffered Loss
are in need of their tint. For the convenience of the
members, either of the agents, John It Hiram'. or C
O. Wily, wiii attend at the places and dates named be.
low to receive the same.
R /Or Jletu hers will not forget their Potides - ES
Wednesday, Nay 8, at Rannetbutes. Myerstowyn
Thursday, +. 13, at Weigiey's. 31111 creek
Friday, " 10. at Dissi agar's, Slmetferstown;
Saturday, " 11, at J. B. Master's; Lebanon ;
Monday, 13, at Glick's, Bethel ;
Tue,day, ,‘ 14, at Barnet's, Fredericksburg ;
Wednesday, " 15, it hasher's, Jonestown.;
Thursday, " 18, at Harper's, E. 'lawyer;
Between 10 o'clock In the forenoon and 2 o'clock in the
aftemOon. "Ily order or the Board,
April 11, 1881. A. MULL, Secretary.
A Pa ir cif Real Nove It ies
AND Olt WITHOUT A. Ikinni.
Ist.--"THE l'Alipt NECK TIE."
(PATENT APPLIED FOR.
This Tie is made entirely of paper, in 100 different
tyl os, and in perfect imi ellen of silk and other fair
ries. The mite is so low that a gentleman may weara
NEW TIE EYEItY DAY, And yet not be chargeable
with extravagance, or one Tie can be worn 8 to 0 clays
if necessary to economize.
243.—TILE RELIEF
(PATENTED JAN. 29. 1881)
This is doubtless the most perfect silk Tie ever in
vented. ar.ti is jest what the name implies, a perfect
—Rena" Ix-mil all further trouble in tying bows.
3d.—Tfrz LACE EDGE TIE.
An ex fittiPitply , beautiful article--it has only to be
seen to be
SMl'lli * & BROUWER, Sale Manufacturers,
No. 36. Warren Street t N. Y.
N• B —We sell to 'WHOLESALE JOBBERS on.ir
ef , l3 Wry Nrerchnuts can order our goodg of any WIIOLIO
SA thi 11011 SE with whom they are dealing.
April 17, 1861.
SELLING OFF ATTOST.
large and extensive stock of FANCY DRY
000 OS at the "Centre, Buildings" are being sold
at cost. The stock- comprises a general assortntant of
PRESS GOODS, such as
Plain and Fancy Dress Silks,' .
Trench- Marianas, -
Wool Plaids iind Wool Delaines,
Cashmeres rind Tbilisi- Cloths.
Detains.% Calicoes dc. fie.
White {foods—pialn and fig'd Swiss,
Jaconets, Carebries, Irish Linens,
Brilliktiits, Curtain Goods, &c.,
A large Itoorttaant of
&RAWLS. •
SHAWLS,
CARPETS' &. MATTING,
CARPETS k MATTING;
• QUEENS WA RE.
QUEENSIVAIIE
•
Also a general assortment of GI oyes and Hosiery. La
dies' Collars and Dress Trimmings, with man:y.ooler
articles too numerous to mention Call and see, and
save money at the "Centre Landings" of
BADER Bhos.
gar We also offs.r our EN.TIRE STOCK of Dry Goods,
Queensware, Groceries, Am, for sikle., to such
tir , r as wish to enter the Mercantile business; also
our well arranged STORE ROOMS FOR RENT
f —the most desirable stand in Lebanon.
Lebanon, December 20, Ma. RARER &, EROS.
ALL TILE WORLD
A ND the feet of mankind who are in need of Sratira
11. - AND SUMMER Currutrio for themselves and their
Boys should not rail to call at
REIZENSTEIN BROTHERS,
opposite the Court Il ' ouso. Lebanon, who have just re
ceived a .fine assortment of Spring Clothing •of their
own manufacture, all of which they Will sell at prices
to suit the times.
BOYS' JACKETS.
An assCrtment of Boys' Cassimere Jackets at
REIZENSTEIN BROS.
BOYS' COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
at very low figures, at IIEIZENSTEIN BROS.
CASSIM ERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
at a trifling cost, at REIZENSTEIN BROS.
Tine Cloth Coats, Doeskin and Fancy Cassimere Pants
Silk Velvet, Fancy Silk and Satin vests at •
' ' • REIZENSTEIN BROS.
• .
Constantly a full aasorttriaot of clothing at
• 'REIZENSTEIN BROS-
April 10, 1861, fipkoslte. the Court pause:
Ti'yo u be AWNS& BI M'S New Boot NA
Store. -
,
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTER&
The proprietors and manufacturers of lIQS
TETTE:WS'. CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS can .appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the . United
States,.becausethe article has attained a repu
tation heretofore unknown. A few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes of bare assertion or blazoning puffery.
The consumption of llostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over a half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara
tion, and the sanction of the most prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but.
are ready at. all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom.
This is not a temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum
peting the qualities of the Bitters,.but a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to .bc. as . enduring as time itself.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have„ proved
a Godsend to regions where fever, inntl -ague
and various other bilious complaints haie
counted their victims by hundreds. To be
able to ante confidently that the “Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the proprietors a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purifies the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that tone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of 'health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
to aeondition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily es
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it ti.stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex. There are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that many of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the .
mother, especially if she be young, ie apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is, a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the' nergies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up under her exhausting trials
'and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of physi
cians, because it is agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily strength.
All those persons, to whom we have particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhoea,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
sup'erannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will eons - alt
their own physical welfare by giving to Hos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a triaL
CAUTION.—We caution 'the public against
using any of the many imitations or counter
felts, but ask for HOSTETTER'S CELERRATEV
STOMACH HITTSRS, and see that each bottle has
the words r Dr. J. gostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, and
lobserve that our autograph signature is on the
label.—
z. Rrepared and sold by 110STETTER &
SMITE, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all
,druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
Ahroughout the United States, south AM...
rica, and Germany.
1)r. Roos. D. S. Saber ' J.L.Lombergor,
anzoi O. Fredericksburg;lL D. Meyer
Bre., Annville ;. Martin Early, Palmyra.
Docem er 5, 1860-Iy.
BOWMAN, HAUER k CAPP'S
R I'4 R JCP:
.This Way, if you Want Cheap-Lumber.
rTtliE undersigned have lately formed a partner
ship for the purpose of engaging in the Lum
ber Business. on a new plan, would respectfully inform
th e public at large, that their place of business is DATIL
BOWMAN'S Old Lumber Yard. in Rest Lebanon, fronting
on Chestnut street, one square from the iicangelieed
church. They have.enlarged the Yard and filled it with
a new and excellent assortment of all kinds of Lumber,
such as BOARDS, PLANES, JOISTS,
LATITS, BRINDLES, AND SCANTLING,
of all lengths and thicknesses. In short, they keep eon
etarttV on hand, a full and well-seasoned assortment of
all kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS. Persons In Want
of anything in their line are invited to call, examinetheir
stock, nod learn their prices.
Thankful for past favors, they hope, that by attention
to business and moderate prices, to merit a continuance
of public patronage.
BOWMAN, HAUER k €APP,
Lebanon. September 5.180.
BEE HIVE
AND
THE CASH STORE I
rti
fl} undersigned has titian the stock of Goo
Pyle at the appraisement, at very reduced prices;
he has been in the city and is now opening a splendid
assortment of
SPRING GOODS
which hare been bought at auction—at panic prices.—
Among his DRY GOODS,
50 pieces Black and Fancy Silks,
100 pieces DeMines,
10u pieces fine Muslim*,
DM pieces Challis,
and all kin& of DRESS GOODS. Also
BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS.
At FANCY CASSIMERES.
VESTINGS:
Among the GROCERIES are cheap Syrup Molasses,
cheap Sugars, Dam, Shoulder, Cheese, Dried Apples,
Dried Peaches, Mackerel, and all kinds of Groceries,
which will be sold cheap for cask. Come and see.
Lebanon, April 10, 1551. J. GEORGE.
JACOB K. FMK. Jonir K PONCE.
1111 E COUI%TRY SA FE !
TIM 131, EC PIO .Itr AL L T
5T2117 00V31
ra t i p n u e n , r . c n : i tz ft r i e e sp e le e t e - t t lily invited call and ex-
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which have been bought to please. both in style and
price. Tue LADIES will find it the place to buy
SILK & FANCY DRESS GOODS
Including Fancy Dress Fabrics in Every Variety, Din ck
And Fancy Dress Silks, Fonlnids, Bareguis and
Berea's, Robes. Lawns, English Chinti'es;
Chullies, Clothibles Irene. Sanjures,
Lavella and Duster Cloths, Prints
and Mullins,
THIBET, SPRING, BHOCIIE AND STELLA
S H A NV L S 9
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES,
WRITE 00 11 DS,
SECOND MOOENIN 0 GOODS,
' STEEL SKIRTS; •
• • FLANNELS, VEILS.
GLOVES, MITTS, ke.
GVNTLEYEN wilt he pleased with our selection of
CLOTHS, CASSINE:RES, VESTINGS,
And other articles of floats Apparel
CARPETS, QUEENSWARE GROCERIES,
In fact everything that is found in ,a well-stocked
country store.
Oat We most respectfully solicits call from the pub
lic, and take groat pleasure in showing goods which
for chenpneßS tunLbeauty cannot be surpassed.
NUNCK BItOTIIER.
North Lhanou Borough, April 3, 1861.
NEW CASH STORK!
•
NEW GOODS
AND NEW PRICES.
SWAIITZ hereby inform the ,publie that be
B. has just opened a stock of NEW GOODS at the
obi Stand of Swartz Bro., Ball Building, which will
be'sold for cash at prices to suit the times.. All are in•
vitmi to call and examine. [Lebanon, April 10,'61.
Ijitfi - 810111.111ion 101 Parklieraallip.
NT MICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto-
VI fore existing between Jonas Houser and D. O.
Smith, in the Grain and Goal business, trading under
the firm of Homier & Smith. in Cornwall township,
Lebanon county, Pa., was dissolved by mutual consent
on the lat day of April, 1061. All persons having
claims will present them, and those indebted will make
payment to D.C. Stunt, in whose hands tho books re
main. "!, JONAS 11013SER,
April 9,1861. D. 0. slant.
Notice to the Public.
.It k T OnCE 1. hereby given that a Note of Hand for
1 1 11 FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. dated 21st Novem
ber, 1860, and payable the let of April, 1861, given by
the undersigned, to Henry Stump, of Stoucheburg,
Necks county, Pa., will not be paid. as value has not
been received therefor. • . BATDOIIFF.
.11(111creek tp, Lebanon 00,4 Par-Apill 10,
JAMES T. YOUNG-,
GAS , FITTER :
,
, ALNUT STREET floor to A. S. ELY' S
Ike, LEBANON, PA, phirch 13, IE6I.
Jralioptiel 1110 - use.
NORTII E. CORNER. bf Plank roi,d find .1.1 nil fiord Streets
NORTH LEBANON, PEZ.IVA.
To THE PUBLIC.
1101 all•ye thirsty come and drink. for nice cool
mineral water, the choicest vintage. and the pureA malt
liquors grace my bar. And ye hungry come and eat, as
the table is loaded with the most suirstantiat f a re, a n d
the richest delicacies of the season crown my board—
Come man and beast; my house is always open to the
stranger and the friend, and fur animals the bestof pro
vender, fine stabling, and attentive boaters, are ever
ready at my stables.
Yours, Iterprvtrolly,
North hohnoon,Sept. 14, 1859, lIENBT BOLTZ
George Hoffinan's
LEHANON COUNTY
I 118111710110 t
An.
TRANSPORTATION. LINE.
By Lebanon Valley Railroad.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to floada'shipp.
ed by the Lebanon Valley Railroad. *nods idir be
sent daily to and from Philadelphia to Lebabon, Myers
town and Annville Stations, and all other points in the
County. ' -"r -
FREIGHTS contracted for at the least possible rates
awl delivered with dispatch.
The Proprietor will pay particular attention to. and
attend personally, to the receiving and delivery or all
Freight
Fur information. apply at Ida Office at the Lebanon
Valley Railroad Depot, Lebanon.
EDWARD ,BABA, his Agent in Philadelphia, will al
ways be thund Wig IT. Bush's 2lPrchaut's Hefei; North
Third st.. Philadelphia. • .f
July 11,'631.1 CRO. HOFFMAN.
ba non Depo*it Bank.
Cumberland street, one door east of Carmattr't
WILL pay the following DATES of INTAREST on
I V DEPOSITS,
For I year, and longer, 6 per cent. per annum;
Vor 0 mouths, and longer, 5 per cent, per animal;
lior 3 months, and longer, 4 per cent: per ftll/111.111,•
requiring a short notice of withdrawal. Interest paid in
full for the Deposits from the date of deposit to the dato
of withdrawal. We will also alkali a liberal line of ac
commodatit us to those who. may ilteurais with Deposits,
payable on demand.. Will.pay w premium on SPA..ti
and 31EXICAN-DOLLARS, ant also on old Mexican Dol
lars and Ralf Dollars. Will make collections on and re
mit to all par's of the .United Status, She attrados , and
Mumps:: Negotiate Loans, &e., die.,•and do a general EX
CHANGE and IIANKINp EM5 . 11.46.75ti. •
- .
DAWS'ON COLEITIAS, Pr;eiklent
Gm °LEIN, Cashier,.
The untlersi,,o - ned, MANAGERS, are indiriduallylinble
to the extent of their Estates, for nil Deposits nod ether
•bligetions of the "Lnunnon DEPOisll 112.7,410'
.71MON CAMERON. G. D.AWSON COLEMAN,
..EGRGE &MULLED, LEVI J LINE,
.1 AMES YOUNG, AUGUSTUS BOYD,
Lebanon, .11as 12, 1855. GEORGE G LEIN.
ABM. SSZIIS. JONA. CIEBSAMI.N. D. S. LOW/.
A New Firm.
Cheap Cash. Store, and Milling and
• , Grain Business.
arsiersigned having formed a partnership in tho
31 EItUVNTILE, MILLING AND GRAD' ROSI
NESS, would respectfully invite thu attention of the
public to their establishments. They will contine to
keep, at the late stand or Sum; IC & LONO, amost cord
pieta stock of all kinds of GOODS usually kept in a
country store, which they will retail cheap fur CASE,
or COUNTRY eitODUCE. They also want to buy fo
re:.l)
50,000 ISti , liela of WHEAT.
30,000 Bushels of RYE;
20,000 Bushels of CORN,
25,000 Bushel-. of OATS.
4'4 which they will pay the Lib hest market Pricks.
they will also take GRAIN on STOPAGE. The will keep
always on hand and sell at the lowest prices. COAL. by
the Boat Load or by the Too; all kinds of MILL FEED,
SALT', rusrmt,
They solicit the business of all their old friends
and the public, and will endeavor to deal 'on such lib.
oral and just principles as will give satisfaction itn all,
GESSA MAN & LONG.
North Lebanon, March 13,1561.
LUMBER. Id UM'S ER.
O N o F ie u r f e tr i r4 t t n e nd ru ctu i ar i, .:t n naof o tn r iLn i t: a o(lu o mm
and extenFice LUMBER and COAT. Y ARD of
PHILIP BRECHIIILL„)
n the Borough of North Lebanon, ou the hank of the
Union Canal, at the head of Walnut street, n fear
Inures North of the Genessee,Steam Bills, and one
quern cast of Borgner's lintel.
Their assortment consists of the beet sell-seasoned
White, Yellow, Norway, rine and Hemlock Boards;—
Cherry, Poplar and Pine Boards;
114 and 2 inch L'annel and Common Plank;
White Pine and Hemlock Scantling and Joists;
White Oak Boards, Plank and Scantling , ;
and 3.4 inch Poplar Boards, Plank and Scantling,
SHINGLES! SHINGLES!!
The hest Pine and Hemlock .s: , hingles;
Also, Hoofing and Plastering Lathe; •
Chestnut nails and Posts, and railings for renew)
and fencing Boards;
FLOORING BOARDS of all sizes and descriptions,
COAL! C041,.1,1 COAL!!!
A large stock -of Eroken;.Steve, Liraeburuersand
Hollidaysburg Smith Coal, at the idwest prices.
ifELO—Contident that they have the large:it and best aa
sortment of LUMBER of all descriptions and siff.es, ELS well
as the largest stock of the different kinds of Coat, ever
offered to the effiiensof Lebanon county, they venture
to my that they can accommodate all purchasers satis
factorily, and would therefore invite. all who want any
thing in their line, to examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. ritILIP ECHISILL.
N. Lebanon, April 4,1860.
CHEAP STORE
. .
.
,
ItAUCH & LIGHT.
At the Corner ofpantherland StreN and Plant: Road,
LEBANON, PA. ~. •
itirESSRS. ItAUCII it MOUT take Waco:re in inform
ing their friends and the public generally that they
have just opened a large and carefully selected assort
ment of
DRY OQODS,
• QUEENSWARE,
to - which tke y reiketruily the attention of the
'Public. Their
•
DRY GOODS ,
have'all beeu selected with the greatest care from the
largest Importing ilonsca in Philadelphia.
GROCERIES, . .
A largo stock of cheap Sugars, Coffees, Tem, Chfitio
and all kindsof Spices, Ake, a large assortment of
QUEEN SWARE.
among which are the newest patterns, together with al
most an endless variety of Goods in their line of bust ,
nem, Which will he sold very cheap for cash,or Countty
Produce taken in exchange.
BAGS! BAGS! ! BAGS!! !
The attention of 7.1 'tiers mot Farmers is directed - to
their large stock of BAGS, which they will sell at
'wholesale prices.
October 17,1860.1 RAUCII &
COUNT V PRODUCE.
TIMM attention of If:cuter.; nailed to the following,
,I,_ prices paid for country Produce by the undersign
ed, at the . .Lust Lebanon Stnre," AIZ:
- Matter, - II 1 Eggs, 12
• llern, ' 35 Lard, 42
'Sides, 1 10 ' loototons. in
• Lebanon, )lurch TT, 'Ol.. EXURAISI ItORGNEIL
D. S,-13.ABER'S
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store,
Meen Removed to hta New Building. on Cumber.
hind Street, oppogite the Eagle nand lugs,
Lebanon. Pa.
subscriber respectfully announce to his itcquain.
tanees and the public in general, at. he has con
stantly otatund a large stock of
D R U G S, PERFUMERY,
MEDICINES, — ::zt PAINTS,
C MI GALS ••"'"'"--• DYE-ST UPFS
YARNISIIES, • •-• TURPENTINE,
GLASS-WARE, BR US U ES,
EXTRACTS,
.Durning Fluid, Surgical Instruments, Toilet Soaps, Se.
gars, Tobacco. 8:e. Also,a variety of Einicy•Articlestoo
numerous to mention, *Ufa he 'arms at low rates. and
`warrants the qualities of the articles as represented.—
Purchasers will please rementliee this, and examine the
qualities nod prim of his,.goods before purchasing else
where. 459 -Physicians' prA.erlittions and flintily reci
veseareftilly compounded, at all, hours of the day or
night, by calling at the Drug Store, Opposite the Eagle
Building'. "
On Sundays the Store will he OpCUCa for the corn
pounding of prescriptions between the hour's of 7 and
10 o'clock, A. M., 12 and 1, and 4 and 5 1 0 .
Lebanon, Dec. 9,1857. DAVID S. It ABBR.
Disisolotion o f Pori reeks 111.
r oar partnership heretofore existing between the un
dersigned under, the firm of GEOlitiE & PYLE, has
been this day distolved ,by mutest consent. Persons
indebted to the firm are' otified that, Mr. Pyle being
about to lease Letainon, it will be , Mnewiry to imme
diately close up business, arid- titcylare•-request ed to
make payment within the ensuing thirty days,. Per
sous baying demands against the tie in irili oleo. present
them. ISM. Business will bo continued at theirhis 'stand
by John George. .1. Oli OnGE.
Lebanon, March 27,1661. C. 11.
i‘E 1 1 11 LIVERY STABLE.
prink: undersigned respectfully informs the public that
j, he has opened a NEW LI VERY, STABLE, at Mrs.
RISE'S Hotel, Market street, Leh.'
anon, where he will keep for the c„ ,
public accommodation ii good stock lc
t of HORSES and VEHICLES. He
will keep gentle and good driving Horses, and handsome
a.nd.safe 'Vehicles:. Also, careful Drivers furnished when
detiired. Also OIUtIIIUS fpr Parties, &c.
Lebanon, April 21, 1K A. JAMES MARCH.
A RARE CHANCE,. _
T HEIM orient his well known PIIOTOGRArIiTC
J
ESTAISLIbIIMENT, for mole. Thorough Instrua•
loos ivifl bo given to any ono purchasicituot acquaint
ed with tiro bushman. For partouLars call at bis rooms
iu A. Hiss's building. [Lebanon, March Al '431-sm.
If.you, wanteosl Buckets, Shovels, &e„ tall at the
tin sad Sheet Ina Stara rit g&ORGE MUM,
•
ALebanon MhOnalinsiaranco
Company.
LOCATED AT JONESTOWN. LEBANON CO., PA.
O the property holders ni the state of Peon'.
T
sylvan ia : G ENTLESt : Your a ttention is
respectfully solicited to the following low sates of insur
ance of the LEBANON MUTUAL I•NSUBANCE COM
PANY, who•ave transacting business With the most
Butternut evidence of Public confidence:' There sources
of the Cthhpany arc ample to indemnify those who may
take advantage through its agency of the:llll4Ln* afford
ed them of being protected against loss , by fire. The
Board of Directors are practical business men well and
favorably known, and enjoying the entire confide:rice and
revert of the community in wit kit they live. Our Cera•
patty is perfectly mutum and we invite your careful at
tention to the following low rates as we are determinedto
insure as low as any other responsible company, 'lnking
into consideration the character of the risks incurred.
Our CHARTER being PERPETUAL, enables us to be
sue Policies which never expire, which obviates the ne
teasity of renewal every Bur 5 years.
Tim Company has now .beeri in successful operation
for nearly 0 years, and nit its losses hare been proxptly
WOO to the stitisfuetion-of all parties concerned; and, In
thet it lets been ; and still continues to be. the wish of
the Directors to have the Company conducted on honest
cud economical prineipies.
RATkti OF INSURANCE.
Dwellings, brick or stone, slate roof $0,15 VS $lOO
do do do shingle, •• 'do
do Log or grains e, da
Barns, stone or brick ,fio " do
,• do' Log or Frame'" ' 4 do
Store Howes. brick or steins ''ls "
. •
do Log or`rame ;50 0 do
Hotels& boarding houses, 'Melt or stout ,25 do
do do Log or frame ,30 o do
Aradendes nod School houses ,25 " do
Churches and 'fleeting houses " do
Printers books nod dtatiouedes .30 0 do
Mask binders t at do
Tailor shops 45 •.do
F.,hoetnalter and saddler shops •
Silversmith anti Watchmaker ~00 "" do
Tin and sheet ton shops. • 30 ." do
Groceries and Provision 'torsi ,30 " .00
Tanderies A3O " do
Hatter shops ,30 " do
Grist Mills, Water power .35 " do
Saw Ming do do " do
Drug Sores 30 " do
•
Swab shops, brick or stow', '3O " do
..
do do Wood ,35 " do
Carpenter,Joinor & Cabinet mak'r A hopa ,40 ~ de
Wagoner and Coach.oliker shopa ,40 •' do
Painter and chair maker ahopi ,40 - " .110
Oil Mills ,40 " 'do
Clover Alilla4o " 'do
Fonndories of wood :35 " do
•do Brick or stone . • ,30 " do
Merchandize in brick or stone build'ugs " Are
da in wooden ' db ;25
Furniture in brick or stone buildings . ,1.5 " do
'do iu wooden ;40 " do
Stiles & sheds, brick or stuneicountry ,20 " do
do. ado wooden ,25 " do
Livery & 'rover» Stables " do
/13- All eOmmunireations should be addrowd to W.
A. BARRY, Seeretnry, JonestoWn. Lebanon Co., Pa.
'President—JOßS BRUNN.Fdt, )tsp.
Vice Presidea:_jj. 31 . .RANK,
Treasurer—(; KO, F. CY.
,Secretory—WM, A. BARRI.
Jonestown, September 12, ldoo.
WASHINGTON MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LEBANON, LEBANON - COUNTY.
Charter Perpetual.
(IFFICE AT LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA.
XI This Company was in eorporate4 by the Legis
lature of Pennsylvania on April 2.1840, and is now Di
full operation, and really to make insurance on Dwel
lings and other MI Wings. on IturOitnre or Merchan
dise generally; also, on Barns and dontents,. Farming
Implements, kc., &v., on a mutual principle. **
This Company wilt not. Insure property outside of
Lebanon County. as it is designed to be merely an asso
ciation for Lebanon county. anti as such. it will insure
property perpetually. ns safe as any other Company,and
at Sir lower rates. The insurance fees, being only gl.
60--for membership. Policy and Survey. Any further
information can be had by calling on any of the Board
of Atnagers,andefficers, or any of their Agents.
MANAGBRS.
Jacob Weidel, Joseph Bowman,
Jacob Beadle, John L. Becker,
D. S. Hammond, Henry Fortna *
Christian Henry, Jacob Witmer jr.,
'Thomas Forster, John D. Krause,
Jacob Bomberger, • David E. Miller,
- Adolphus Reim:will:
;JOSEPH BOWMAN, President.
'JACOB WEIDEL, Treasurer.
•tIIH MILLBit. Secretary.
Agents—J. , C! Reimer, Jefferson B. Light. Jambs
Hummel, Daniel Gallagher, Geo. W. Ryan and Henry
Meyer. (Lebanon, January 30, MIL
•
Motual Fire insurance Com
panv of itionvitte - 7 ,,
LEBANON COUNTY, PENN'A.
Troia. COMPANY MS incorporated, March. - 1859, and.
1 is now in full operation and ready to make 'incur
ance on Dwellings, and other Buildings, on Furniture,
and Merchandise generally. Also on Barna, Contents,
Stock, Farm Implements. &c., on a Mutual Principle.
MANAGERS.
Samuel Seabold,
John 11. Kinports,
George Rigter,
John. Allwein)
ItudoliM Beer:
Josgli F. Matz,
Christian Bachman,
NV ill iarnEarly ~jr..
George S. Bomgardnar,,
J. D. A. Garman,
George Dongea,
John D. Beivor,
Daniel S. Early,
JOlli ALTAI - 13N, Prosklint.
litaggmnrun, Treasuri2Z
JOSEPIi ...MATz, Seeretury.
Samuel Seebold, Traveling Agent.
Jacob Schnotterly, Agent, Fredericksburg.
Anurille, January 30, 3.861.—1 y.
NEW. CABINET AND CHAIR
MANTIFAt"I I ORY.'
subscriber respectfully informs- the pub* that
he has the largest and beet assortment of FURNI
TURE and CHAIRS. ever offered to the pained . Leb
anon county. He has-on hand at his Cabinet-Wait
rooms, in North Lebanon Borough. nearly opposite
7..eller's Hotel. and a few doors south of Bander's, a
splendid assortment of good, substantial and fashiona
ble Parlor, Cottage and Chamber FURNITURE, con
sisting' of SOFAS, TETE-A-TETES. LOUNGES. WHAT
NOTS, Parlor, Centre, Pier, Card and Common
41 / 1 14 "PA IMES; ttressing and Common BUREAUS:
Bedsteads Work-Stands, Wash-Stands, and
• '
Kitchen Furniture of all kinds: Abb; a
large and elegant variety of FRENCH! TAM, SPEUNG
SEATED CHAIRS, Common Springy Seated -Came; all
kinds or Spring Seated ROCKERS. Also, Windsor,
Cane-Seated, and Common CHAIRS and ROCKERS of
every description.
AM , All 000d8 sold LOW and WARRANTED to give
satisfaction.
Perseus desirous of knowiug the character of the
goods here offered for sale, can be fully satisfied of their
durability by reference to those for whom he has matt
ulitetured or to"whoin sold.
:Old Furniture and Chairs REPAIItp nod VAB
-1.41.8
N. B.—COFFINS made and FUNERALS attended at
the shortest notice. - JO6BPII. BOWMAN.
North Lebanon,September 19, 1810.
OWEN LAITBACKVS
New Cabinet Ware Rooms and Chair
Merkel. SG, 3d floor voila of the L. ralley Railroad.
Largest Manufactory and Best Assortment of
FURNITURE and CITAIRS,,in the county.
gill} public is respectfully replace:-
ed to bear in mind that at these
Ware Rooms will be found the hest ~-,-;"''"''"""—.
assortment of FAilliONSt.r and IIA:co
soma FURNITURE and CIIA ;RS. Persons in want et
any kiln{ %Mild tisst call and extunine hie stock befhie
nurcinning elsewhere. Which (being all of his own
work) he warrants to be better than any offered in this
place. Prices will be LOWER than at any other place,
either in the Borough or county of Lebanon.
Ail orders promptly a tientleti to, and speedily exam
ad at the lowest prices.
All persons put•shasing Furnituee from him will 4*
accommodated by having - it delivered to them. to any
part of the county. ram -or Cumin; and without the
least injury, ns he has procured 'one , of the best suet,
lomat furnititre wagons, tsperiallyil=r that purrynte. •
101.. COFFINS made to order, and funerals-attended
at the shortest notice. [Lebanon, Sept. 13, 1060.
New Furniture Store.
ll A t i o t r t m "s g,e „ K „) . .ai l 'e u ta ° }Mi." rlt . „r:Yg i e,cpto r sl7:l7. -
old place. a few doors west of Bowman's llotel. on Cant
berkmd Street. where he will keep the largest, fined,
anti cheapest assortntent of eunNrruitu ever offered in
Lebanon_ his stock consists of all kinds of Parlor and
Coalman Furniture. which he will sell lower
than the like (UM be bought at ally other=
place in Lebanon,
lie has on hand a large assortment Of Sofits. —
Tctes-tetes. Lounges, Centre, Pier, Card and other Ta
bles, W hat , N ots. llot Racks, an. Also a large and, cheap
stock of stuffed',Ottneleilar, and common Chairs, Settee's,
Bedsteads and a lot of cheap lilattresses. Alati, Looking
Rosewood tind: Mullo.o.ony—ret'y cheap.
Venetian Blinds; Carriages, Gigs and llobby Llorses, for
children.
IM. Particular attention paid to lINDMItrkEiNISh- , -
lie has providtalliimeelt with the FINEST•IIEABBEI 2 I
LEBANON, and Will make Ciiiiil)o livid attend Funerals,
at the shortest notice and most reasonable terms.
Lebanon, December, 28,1889.
Claaries Brotherlineh*
CABINET•MAKING ESTABLISIIMENT,
Carrretny's attd Bomberger's hotela,
jj the boronzh of Le>banon, is the oldest and most
liable establishment of the kind in lodateini . ' ',"
. .
lie makes any thing and every tl. fag beionging,to his
Zstrade, 31alies mill sells better Intel° and bk.
ter Buisited work than any other eatabliah
' meet in Lebanon. Ms manner of Turning
out Ware cannot be beat. All he asks of
them in went of FURNITUttI.I 3 is to give him a call be.
fore before belying ehmwhere„
Lebanon, December 19, 1.5.d04m.
CYRUS 1"..1111. ILLER;
ITORN 1417-AINL A W .-office ia We 'nut st nikr
-1-1 ly opposite the Leek [lntel, and two doors south
from Kermany's hardware store.
Leteuen, Mardi 2.1.,
• GEORGE W. KLINE, ...•
troRNEY AT LAW.--Offieo with tXvi . Ktokt Esq.,
II Lebanon, Pa. ' (Lebanon, 4,15159.
J. r 3. BO WRIAI I I6
A TTORNETAT.LAW, has •RBSIG*I9D . his office of
Funces Nesi Building, (second etory,)Ourabertamt
street, Lebanon. Pa. •
Lebanon, April 6,1656. •
tn. M DE l; ,
LAN, has removed Mdims. dim
11, is the room formerly occupied by
Relzeterteln k liras . as a jewelry eteßti 3 Oppodte Charles
areehawalt's Hardware Store.
Lebsnoq, Apr 111.11,113139,