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LEUANOR, PA.
W*in4i - SDAY, AUGUST
HOME AFFAIRS.
EDITOR OF ADVRRTIDER :—Plense put forth the
name of JACOB WEIDLE, Esq., of Lebanon,
for ASSOCIATE JUDGE. No one will dispute
his peculiar fitness for the position, and at this
junctUre of our affairs merit will probably be re
'warded instead of party services, UNION.
-Iron. John W. linlinger has our
thanks for a number of valuable public docu
ments.
"STILL THEY Comy."—The "volun
teers" for our county offices are bocomlng as
thick as muskeeters along the Susquehanna,—
The following are announced as subjeet to the
"People's Fonventlon of September 2,"
&Lams, pideon Rupp, Joseph. Shantz, Jona.
then Bender ; Titaas mom, Philip Risher, Joseph
S. Louder, C. M. Kyull, Daniel Oerberieh, Minor'
-J. Stine, Henry T. Hotbrinn; PROTIIONATORY,
- Aleses Arndt, Edward Cebirord,John J. Ruston,
Adolphus Hannah], Donjarain G. Dissinger, Isaac
Me/Metter; 003111rissromz, Abraham Fernslnr, Si.
,mop Delta, David L. Light i Jrnan, Adauq Grit-
Aingev.
We are requested to announce the
none tat Mr. &lAS Morzu, of• South -Lebanon,
as on indgesitent candidate for 'County Conintis
. stoner, At the ensuing election.
-Arr. Dasii4 G. Dissinger, our corres
iimLient in !Gen. Paterson's late command of the
srikyoreturneddo..lobanon last week, Ms term
.of service bestinilKpirni. Vangherty, Wm.
Krause, Thoo. K: liegteaso,* and a number of
others, returned about this same time.
Tho Libanbs Etemokrat says that
tb ifilissialfeimar; of ticit , place, .bare oinaintir
a contract for tucking-IT. 5. Mail Bug Locks.
George Shay has removed his Tin
Ware establ IA went to his resitteeee street,
~eorneenf 11 w,.41103r..„,
powq.cottsvillie,PtpAi l e eaeuild on
to W0a144 off 'inn( Nitn" inslbtleitelatltAstponett
on atAtiniV l . - 11111Me.11WiSK, I lit thrwett her.
troaNip x —...r reelit Op 'Turnip
Seed , Pal result: itnitlty 9010 Inlrg&fllit sin nil
quantitleaelt ~U
.., h(s,Tgeril.Dr l ?;lokefo,,Alarket St.
1 171 ii 1 4 'fiNT : (10.7VT * tiANT7'S
..'- . 01 7.- , elakt'sk4. -,-
:- j Et 6 ... 1 (14: 0 .14Er 1 ' ),.
Itit lieglin t .. entkitlystnalsetier'te..)
.P, ot,fan, A eVelliiitenf:—Stg...r4tei veil a cou
ple co 14 or tkis.A.Attr i ttrialw**.iwy,
.end they
were- elk. fie, t oye, a ..anYthingeon; ing
I t ir
from t c -,oo l .r.tarally would be. 'W e - no)ved from
Camp rrisy'Jleentk.flaye since, sn it ore en.
campod,teroqfilitle haul . : th -P. meow- Say,ou see
-we are hiawioeclossielp..,
. -- Whereitie next
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work will be done. I 'lllF .. itt you will hear
from the 7th erelong, 48 they. compare favorably
with any regiment I have 'yet seen in discipline
-and the material composing it,—each and every
man having a pride in rendering It efficient and
.tip to the mark, It is n burning ' !Memo upon
Peridsylvinta:-theltielt at the Manner ,In which we
have been treated by the rotten nod corrupt ad
,ministration of our native State. Wu have now
`beau is serviee three months, and oat one cent
'hailman paid to a man as yet, while the favor-.
ticker the peculators have been luxuriating in
Idleness, not oaring when we do got any. I sup- •
pose now that the men are fast they desire to
have another Pennsylvania Regiment disgraced ,
by the...title of ragged and dirty. But the time
must come for retribution, nod depend upon it,
those of us who era left will take advrin tag& of .
it.. If the people of the-. Sta to only knew the '
manner in whichlhe soldiers are 'plundered by ,
the innatissarleti'of our government they would
burl them from power and crush out, forever
those engaged in robbing them nod us: Take
into consideration the fact that no officers , are al.
lowed to drew rations of any kind from the gov
ern ment,'..nnd think how they are to live with no
money to buy anything. Truly, somebody is '
making a aloe thing out of the war, and I. sop•
pose it makes no diffilf nee 'how long it lasts for
the poor soldiers villMare 'til fight, and suffer,. '
that a few worthiest; scoundrels may. amass for
tunes; and this is patriotism.l„. My loriguage may
nppear strong, but-the lime for patience hoe pass-.
ed,• and the plaid- truth:must be spoken. "kW.
ever, when we come to hig h we wilj ondeayor ..to
diithr - dil,flibigitilddif In , ' I ' ,l 'i 7 , ; -",,, V ,kr
We were Atli Q. 1141414 ow Nowslay even
ing, after being - on guard, duty for 36 hours, and
returned ow litiesday flight shout'uns ci*eleck:-v
kt irettlitrfirsaigatimeneettietit of Rothe duty Mr
e11i,b 1 4. 1 ? 40,44 1 1'6y ',took " to o . ft aq naturally as a
dank takes,de water. Tbe,next morning the lima
Were hurriedly awakened about 3 o'clock, and
ordered to'fornritoutedintely, which- they did in
double quick thee.. We were foarahed'ont on the
road and retimilied'there untiVnine: The report
was that. the !Meaty. had crossed thepoto lotto and
we wetwAtt show.fight where we were.; The •dif.
ferent„Regiments whereprompt, and wherever
vrtiThisibillit bristling Ifni of bayonets, reflecting
• the beaus of the mornjoesep;lnet the die.—
All were eager-tuAndOE - Abe f4e. ...We have all
kinds of 'inners inleamp but . notbing reliable.—
' They do any that the "Pdylnaster has come to- day,
. but We hare heard - that to oftto that it is about
-allayed nbl.;',,`,lllllr.eolll well;-'04tierf . tt doe of our
Pr
wpA 4404 /I Pttlo fitititoergthut. le
e o . i r Ts 1u Oa
_,ot ttu 0 1„f 71lAtifht Ain
my eari7le is gum outYP eba Where li
eoonolude.
Therliftyk 0.1-ClOO 1' real:Mot& le . hit friends in Lab-
Pon) And I *COMO' yOurtriy,.' -" ..' • ' ' ?J.' V,
At ' ''''''
'd ' elfiii 7 li —i ( - Chrapaiiy 0 sth
Regfaienf l ,p...V.;tedd tattlie Politic Moue of Mrs. J. A,
11140, 011 itridti.,esfei;h4t; August 21.fibte. 'committee
„ ,
was appointed;.easeletitui of the following n,,lneot. Y.
Ely, Samuel W. teseottili-end Jacob P.. Embloh, to draft
rosolutionsatireiqe4fihe thanks of the Omnpany for
the manratotat ttledness. extended to them.whilst in .
Washington - city and Clamp McDowell, Alexandria, ,tia
.
The committee' repericil,the followiug reeolutionn, which
. ,
were received with great acclametli , ni and unaohnousty
adopted I •
serial*.
WIIMEAS, That.., :" . ' pin) were In the city Of
'Washington 1111 • . s . ' ' n . ::i A 11, Alexandria, Va , tow
membere,tlinu 2 , the fiery c." 5 , cC. atutry.experiouced
many diseenin . -, mi Inconre4lfices, :wising front the
want or many' is necessaries .. - .camp life which we
were unable wi'lliValeiiii . :% with before leaving
home, and no
.. v 11 1 8 the means p urv i ew() t h o ~,,,,,,,
and 110 thire • ' ' - werstr.w heat Own. cheerfully atoll
gr atuitously A '.`: : I 111.-int:livid I fricude and ut here to
Wliullo generott: '... Wiese -.ea? titre it debt uf gratitude
which is deeply fejt up fil,-141_0.4111 ire, be it
Resolved, Theteyb.ttnt to moth A. Shindel. Esq., nf
the. city of oft C. out tudds.lirartfelt thinks
and :1, k , -us qaeot , t4 ~,11lifiny.: 4 101111 of kindness
will' '49 cord 11% - - .,t0 the.limuibajz i 0
un e o
f our
Cut ' "loblietribt. , 'li - ,o„D. C, and ap )1c-
Lo '' -, r WON o l ei.tberipMember ; Yes with tfurilecocet.
of
grit e,..itntf-ilfiit therefrom of those netili'?itre, and
ever II !ay, ao.ipi the most pie queotJatlithil of our
awe '. PiA.lite.*ltticanti his be Itidlydiagifiith Oro'
I Ire i 'l4l4):+lloeinpany es- -- :-: '.'4,:„.A14 . ' - .• ,
it lefi r 'l'll Anwititaokilti - 4.,000:0:4mr eiti
dore
r
zens sibaiisit . Ile while into , j.itioni _ / I,llg that
their tette were Protaptad
,1d „ *440 rt . illiere. 4
In ouflsell-bal:ng.fu , weli-aprltr c " y their pre
nence.4llfe Win cherish "the utemolft , oir-v Lilts with
the kindliest feelings fur theft. Welfare. :
Iteeolved, That the Ludic. el Lebanon deperve and
tidily merit our unfeigned Menke and iiihniration foe
the articles they I uroisheil Ilti for the c:ullpaign,,lmiluwe.l
be the labor of their howls-and tbn t aren't(' iherlicat of
day their Havelecks sh.eldrd our beads from the glowing
gurl of the ion, and the Nebel.. protqted crtir r b Mlles
oat the cIe , AT Of night; may the sunehilie Dr 10Te ftIWiIYS
infl4n bildliil6l..l.Atilenh their pathway through life . titfor
Beg a trettltlii afM Ilicit eyes ne'er be dimmed by del/
tent,
tent, la the ftirvettkprayer of the Cteapeny.
• 'Reeolireit Mkt del...thanks arc esPecNIY due to the
Ver. airs, tfut tii": or Philadelphia. null ?ottir. Jerre Rise, of
- Lebanon. ftir theli''tnaoy individual acts of kindness
shown taus. Thiittlfe ptureoey 'Of them will ever be
hold In - teutat .g,rititHur renteutbrance, and' their metal
liven loinfbirprtiPetved, blthe ardent wish:of 'Company
O. .. . ~
Heatilleidt_‘lbitt Popy.of rho foregoittg resolutions be
thrivardbortrat . .vJaceb A. shinaet Mrs.lfetter anti itlrm.
J. A•ltidif -"Also i lbst they be perished in; Lebanon
payers, - : ft' •11 " -' :!,:/i. ~.;;; , • ..
. .
CAVALRY,TQL:Ing4ER4. . 1 4 1 0L,,T,P. '
I ,prqpose to salesXegunpany of Cavalry for
three yeers or the Wes this county. I buve re
ceived verbal assuranc.Mttfrom Gov. Curtin that
"they will beistiedgtect if' ift . hie power. Should it
not be In 'lthrliiVver, thittil,,Hp. b01 . .. 1 141 01 0141 , .. 4 1
-batting a compaoy fiee.epted, canpost d' 'of ' ouch
.material as I know to , exlet in this ..county, and
whieh I hope tomeoure.. • .. , 4; .:4 ~ , a, ' ';. ' '
, Al* my oplblon - thet art ....dart 31111 *el Made by
' tbpdeders of the yebetlwe to','Arittlbfet;:ll lo 'W U
• .ta*1.P.9: 3116 Y/rinliit Every-true Ifeiteepttattfaa 'l 5
.ii.. ,:ii • i - - ' - , -,
called upon to resist - this by meeting the eriettV
beyond the frontier of his native State.
. _
My professional engagements will not permit
me to take any active part in collecting men be
fore the 26th of August ensuing, by which time
I hope the public spirited young man of the
county will have prevented the necessity of re
cruiting by having enrolled themselves previous.
ly. Any one desirous to join this company, may
call at my Mime, corner of Cumberland street and
Doc alley, in the Borough of Lebanon, and sign
the roll. Men between the ages of eighteen and
thirty-five preferred, but olderlsersons of good
constitution, especially if they have seen service,
accepted, subject to the approval of the muster
ing officer., Until mustering day persons enlist,
log niay 'remain itt* their ;Imes. Miders - 'Must
produce the Written Consent of their parents and
guardians td !Mit. enlistment, Horses, arms and
equipments Wilt lm furnished by the Government.
Inforrithtien de to tray, &e., will be given by - the
upon inquiry. 'tine bugler, and two terriers or
blacksmiths, are particularly needed.
Illy medical edileation guarantees, I think, to
those serving tinder my command, intelligent at
tention to their health. My knowledge of teili-'
tory affairs, f Vermin to be competent for the
command t propose to held.
For the benefit of those interested, I add, that
a competent gentleilian will attend to my legal
business daring my absence.
JOIN tVEIDMAN.
For the Advertiser
N. B.—Three months men, who hnve..been reg
ularly dieehaigbd after serving their full term,
upon eniiillihg themselves in this company will
be entitled to a bountf of thirty dollars...orlon
being mustered into 'service. -
Lebanon, August 7, 1861.
THE GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM . OF
THE U .- MON.—Philadelphia . possesses the most, splen
did Clothing Emporium in the country. It is splendid
as regards the palatial structure in which' the immense
business of the establishment is conducted, itio. it is
equally spiendkl in respect to its great facilities and
Vast resources. Ent to its patrons its thief tittructions
are; first, the elegance of the garmehth for Gentlemen
and Youths. nianutactured there; secondly, the beauty
and durability of the materiald, and flit superior excel
lence of the fit, and lastly the moderate prices at whirls
the goods are sold. Ire refer, in this description, to
none other then the ilrou n Steno Clothing Hall of
liockhill & Wilson, Nos. dO3 and': BUS Chestnut Street,
nbove Sixth, Philadelphia._ [in 12-ly.
:E~.FRY.SitMMER t ie Akatatuld fordios ; :
tetter'e Celebrated Stoimie increases. It is
found to be the only rertaill Preservation of bodily
strength during a period wheli the atmosphere is Wale
laded to Induce a feeling of lassitude and indigestion.—:
The worst emes of Diarrloeni,and Dysentery give : . 'ife3',l
to its potent influence. lauunlernble,PtirsOns,,wifo„care:
now alive and well. west hank the-diacVier'ei orthie
preparation. that they have not been &wont airliy_in the
harvest of rival'. The.hitters is Coon - mended Ily .the
best physicians in the land. ThLs is the best Ovule - eel
of Its real value, became, ae h general thing, they will
not speak n word in favor Of ralvertised preparations.
They alive been compelled 'GS Titknowledge the claim'
of the Bitters upon the cotftbledlltY. , Sold by all drug ,
gists. - [July 3.!,1m,
A REwAnD 1s OblklbatED lOP:the de
tectifm:cir any person counterfeiting, aim hating, or the
venildi of any sob counterfeit or imitation of Inn
iyAms noi.t„A.Np DITTRItS. The genutne highly
concentrated Holland Ditto's is put up in half pint bot
tles only, having the name" of' the "proprietor, 11. PAGE;
Jr., blown In them, and his gig tore around the neck
of eitelmtud every bottle. II V. y
This,delightful Aroma has been, received by dzieri.
cans. with the favor which
.0* eratefided tp mall
scientiffe treparat Wbgnorp consider ,the marry
success 'attending its adminiet.gAum, ih the most stub
born calrekn? Fever nod .Ague,eiiknoss of any kind,
Dyspepsia, iteartbur», Acidity Of the Stomach, Sick
and Nerroas thsidaclic, indigestion.. Costiveness and
Piles, tegetlieVirilli the c.,ntplete control it exercises
over all NerviAls, nhentnatie„ and Neuralgic Affections,
we cannot wonder ut ka,POpillaritg. Welt may_ the in.
valid T nine this runietly. [August 7-d .
DELIRIUM TREMEDS.--7—For this, WO
most awful of all - Complaints by Rtg cause, and by its
effect . , 13yuls a sure remedy in llunnewell's Toln Ano
dyne. 'Se Narked was Re efreet on a 'violent case, that
a physician'r7Tharited that "itlnight cause drunken
ness, by
th e ease with whichltivaA Cured." The giving
of opium actually 71.4gravates the easel reproduces a
counter delirinat, and Lt reghlres no argument to proie
that this is a stop to cure. This contrast or the Attu
dyne with preparatiohs of opium; we ask to be prowl
by all. and are willing to rest"ott results Mune. Reid
the pamphlet, anti follow directions Carefully. See ad
eertisepient. . f uguat 7-41 n.
lingliah preaching next Sahbatb Turning and eveniAll ,
in the Alettiqdist Evlnnpal
Gurtnuo preaching next Sabbath inatning at 10 °Week-
Itt the livungolical church, end in , the evening at CV
, clock.. • .
Jon Y'B IlfrOunsn 011VR04.--Regular service every
Wednesday evening at .134 , every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock,. anti iiery Sunday evening at
'TX, o'clock.
English spr v Aqt.tl.Brd's day Morning ~
evania
in 'Lion's Lutheran church.
German service next Lord's day morning, at 0,14
clock, and English in the evening at O. in Salem's
Lutheran church.
German preaching 'feat Sabbath morning and English
in the evening, buthe First Reformed church. . •
. ,
On the 10th lust., bE.the.Re r. F. W. Kremer, Mr. WM.
O.I3ROOKS to ntraSARAIE GARRET, both ..f this
borough. . .
On tho Bth inst., by Roe. H. S. Miller, Mr. ISAAC
MllM'AorSoullifolly, tcw..3lisa SAMNILII : IpagS
of litirkll.auney: * —••• '
I tilt; blvthe Rev. A. Rotntelt, Atr. - .IIRIAIi
° 11# 1 .1 1
,RANTE,•of White Hell, Lantststor county,
6: is ANNA asiArtie, THOMA, of Union township,
*.' Enron county. ."
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On 'the 7th inst.., in .this. borough, Mr. (3 KORGH
STEIN, aged 60 years,
bo - 2 nionths and days.
On the let inst., in this rough. niter a severe and fin
gering illness, whieh.he boro:ivith tens °holstein pa
leoep an 4 fottitsolos, Lonvu. GlNGAteic, ap d 04
eak*, 5 geonthl a6ll 1841Nys: @ t
Girrhol,uth awlt++n bwnship,dlCo . sßEllNY,
aged Cl yeter:s, I month end 20 days. •
Oil the 4th inst., In Redid' townshlp,
diinghter of JOIIN' KIM:4 , aged about 10 months. -
..-: .ThO -14ehairiton . narket
. .
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.., , . • a rr if t aty Clirrected 11;:04,y. .
, • utatt,ON,..Wpateitod.T. Al/GUST 11,1861,
Lob. 'Alia Ex. Far $6 25 , Eggs, It dos„, • lO
4initiv. Exl,ra 020 Butter, 'f 1b. .. 10
'Lob. Tat Super. Final 50 ' Tub' e salted butter, 14
,Fr,hue IVElth Wheat ll O. Laid,• 10
;1
'Fr!prate:l:Wheat; z , , pg... Tallow, ' ti
l rfifti 14,! 3 :, ~ .00 Irani, . - - ..1. 2
tint., ' . '
' so'Sboulders, • 1 •
0
Q 0 ,3 257' Sides, ' le
ertoer,ticili;: ` 400 Soap, !
Tinothrseel," : 250 lees-wax, •2)
Flex -sued, .. ''
_. 10Q, White Rags, • • , ': 4 ,
limed Appit i Vitd:, 100 Nixed Kegs, . 1
Dried Apples, pealed, 150. Flax, TS lb.,- '2:12%
Peuehr 46 4trltir e lltri* /At ~ 1 '1 4 55 . t tl a , 41 - 1°
Peach vzidaso. , C.l'4=tiotitio, 'lit 62 IA
ch err j esp. ., 160 Wool, it lb., - . „1.
Otykilisi ~- , .. 37 - SOUP Deans, "f it: '
.ro;itt,o!s;'4lbuS,,' 7O Vine g ar , vs gid., • . 1 3,4
, A rlple If titter All erbco; 45'
The Philadelphia Market.
hftewr, Aug. 12,1861.
Th t y cvizadituffo it
oqn . tingis remig,kably
(pia, and o niftrel : - 11"`
improvement lit Wtient. Fluramiss for,wai,d
e)
slowly, but the dhlllld - te quite litnited both for
shipment, anti fierfrbsebriliiinplion. The only onles
reported ate in'it &Mal "Way, a't ,s'4o4 50 V bar
rel for olti:siocit an,il rieep,tli,gipuipd,,S4 87a
ss:l2§ furosupen fresh-ground, $4 50 , @5 25 fur
extras,• and $5 501 n $0 25 for extra tarn•HY and
fade) , lois; aenordiiig to' qutility: Rye Ilbur is
dirli endosiiing Only in a, small way =at $3.-
43600 Meal f aelitim and there is nothing doing In
either Pennsylvania ur Brandywine:
Grain—The receipts of Wheat, continue quite
tututtikte titherffirjrtfia raftiteit - t`f&ther
advance of 1 cent IA .bhebel. --Sales of 5,000
buslatt 'al $t 1401 , ton for' Peont,Tlyiniajtifid
.s , 4lthern lted, anu St. for .iftiite--lefileilY' of
the latter dcseripthaii afloat. ,
Rye is Aciarce nod now' eiwornands 52,,couts;—
Core is offered very Nparingq !and is held , firmly:
Bales . 01',1',700 hustlers iStoll3'lii 53
'cents,. 'Odle areiti fillr''Amtigo,glottosstead;,;
4 0 4' bushels deiw.,,Pelaware,yert
at 30 , ergs, afloat, an de pat 11, an , .pri v te •ter cos.-
600 , bustrela old do. in the/rears sold lit 33 cents.
CATTLE, Al AltE.l.ri g,/ 'Oinkin f Beef
Colt! e show'''a rge' 0i„ ) ,!4.4.1i60 of
_last
week„.reaching 1872. head Yai:ds;tuost,
of which Were disposed of atr',about: last week's
prices, ranging trout $6 to $8 75 the 100 lbs.
net, for common, to , extrtiAili}litY:, ineledingahout
100 token it,',Velv,! yr.,"rk. -- ,The principal sales
werent $7 airdr.sB, ,; About 60 ,Cows 'were taker,
at from s2olto $4ll ;each, ardito,voudition. Of
Hogs the receipts and , salea, were' booderare,
in
eluding, 500 at the Avientle'tie 50an- f3o' 25 the
100 tbs., the {sues .for/ - privip,rotr !ed. Some
5000 Sheep ik;ere-tlisPoltedbrat:ls@7c per lb. net.
gttirrtiotutinto.-
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IL • • ,
- LOST.
ti the. 3d of A.usu.3t,.e._o4n.C.MnAruAßAST
kJ,t 6 bto frm'ef glitttp#Theettoder WILL
be iettebirre e lestrraritlttbtrolltee:7,
Waliftnt, AtiZtiet 14, )81_, .
gpcciat I).ticts:
(I,Eligi.o...u,.'"argt : i(o-:: :
BlartiEV.
'Mir - READING AND COLDMEHA RAILROAD.
OWing to dissatisfaction with, the man
ner in whtch the principal Contractors
I , vere.condti6ting the"work on this road,
the Board of Directors,' at .a meeting on
Wednesday last, in Ephrata, by a vote, of
6to 5, annulled the contract. We believe
the work is to be continued by the sub•
contractors, as rapidly as the means ofthe
Company will allow.
The attention of our readers is
called to the Cbegarey Institute udeertieement iu
another ealeran.-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHEGAIRAY - INSTITUTE,
1527 ,4'1521 MATCH STREET, PIIILADHLPHIA.
Trans Institute, conthicted fir, two years past, in this
I. city, by MADAME CUE:GARAY and her niece, Manama
I)*lfunemmr, upon the same principles !Mehl] one in New
York, established there in the year ISI4, willre-open on
Monday, Sept. lrth, with its usual ample and complete
provision for the education of Yining Ladles, under the
direction of Madame Irliervilly. Circulars, and all
requisite information, can be obtained on application
to the Principal. [Philadelphia, Aug. 14, '6l-3m.
SHERIFFALTY.
rTIIIU undersigned hereby offers himself as, an 'INDE-
X PENDENT UNION CANDITATE for the office of
Stiliittlef,ef..Lebanot county. Trusting his extensire
acquaintarice'witlehis felloW . Citizens, - and hts known
business connections, are qualifications that will give
his claims a thyorabit consideration with his friends
ifotttollb generally, hell* taken,floi"llberki
oiler lilnraelf," - - 'TORN 4IVIBIEB.
North Lobanonglorough, August 7, 'M.
JGGIE;SI
on Water Street: , Castor Walnut, in.LetianOn, the fol
lowing, viz
SEVEN TOP BUGGIES,
ONE NEW ROCKAWAY,
•
2 SECOND-HAND .7I6CkAWAYS,
SECOND. HAND CARTILAGE,.
two Seats, good as new, Blacksmith Tools, Anvil, Bel
lows, Sc., all lauds of - IRON, Cubs, Fellows, and Spokes,
Ash and Hickory PLAN and all 'kinds I Body Ma
ker's TOOLS, and many other articles. Credit of seven
months. Five per Cent off for Cash.
, trifs Persons wishing to buy any of the above articles
previous to the sale, eau do so at Croat Bargains, as the
Stock will positively ho closed out awl the hu‘iness dis
continued. HENRY ARNOLD,
per JOSEPII ARNOI,D.
Lebanon, August 14 '6l.
Statement
(IF THE LI.IIIANON.I3AICK, published rU3 required
tJ by the Act of Assembly, passed Oct. 13, 18.57, viz
Auousr 7. ISOI.
Ist.—Lonna and Discounts, $371,285 90
Loan to Commonwealth, 10,000 00
W.—Specie, $47,141 18
Votes of other Danks, 2,710 00
Due by other Dunks,. 2-‘,321 62 .
79,572 80
. .
311.—Xotes in Circulation, 282,045 00
4th.—Deposits—rincluding individual De-I .j 2%275 is
uo
posits and balances dto other banks
E. A. UHLER, C'aehier.
Affirmed and subscribed, August ft, before me,
2- i 2 . • , t; JOSEPH GLUM, J: Y.
Lebaiien, 'August i 4, ii3ol„.
Statement,.
OF THE LEBANON V&LLEY BANK.
LEBANON", 4tigiist 186 L.
ASt 11 e
•
Loans and rtisailbta " $179,991 03
Due by other Hanks - $34336 06
Notes ac c.si. elieckstif Other Banks. 14,394 45
Specie (Geld Ana Silver) ' 34761 05
Loan to Coalmen weiii Liv • - 5,000 00
LTABktAku.
Note, in elhnititrnti
Depost to
Doe to other Boo ks
• 1 $1.73 725 57
The above statement incorrect,to.thebeerc f luy know.
ledge and belief. JOS. HARM, Cashier.
Sworn cud subscribed before me.
Lebanon, August 7.1861.) ANTIIONT S. ELT, J. P..
:Lebanomi County
Agricultural, HorticultUral and
Mechanical Society.
ouRTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
F
ta-t., held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
tun 250., 2.iih, and 27tli of iephinber, 'di, at. the Sod
ery'n 0 mantle, knosuue the `• Mifflin Estate,. in Leb
anon. Pu.
SCHEDULE OP PREMIUMS.
(Class 1.) Cattle—Durham Bulls.
Beet Bull, 3 years and upwards 00
.• 2 " under 3 400
n uI n 4C 4. 2 tt 00
" Calf under 10 etAntlie 100
Durham Cows.
Best Oow, 3 years and upwards 3 00
Heiler, 2 years and under 3 300
a 4. 2 200
" Call under 10, months 1 00
• Devon Bulls,
Best Bull, 3 years and upwa'rds
do 2 years and under 3'
do 1 " " ' " g
do Calf titt4l4 lo uttOithi
. Devon Cows,
Best Cow, 3 3 , ari and upwards 3 00
do Heifer, 2 '• under 3 4 00
do '4O I u as 6, 200
do Calf, under'lo'sniintba 1 00
ArSilite
Best NATO years and upwards 6 00
do 2 .6.* • " under 8 "- 4 00
46 2 200
do 'Calf under 10 moody' 100
Ayrshire Cows, •
IlAt Cow Si6arwatulupwafds 000
do Holler, "wader 3 , 400
do do " =. , 2,00
do Gag, under 10 months. 1 00
,Aidernek .
Best Bull, 3 years afl
nupwards - 6 00
do' under 3 400
do 1 " •' 2 200
do • calf under 10 mouth= 100
Alderney CRws. • .
- - •
Dist 04:8V,8 years and upwards
rio Ileier, 2 u. under 8
d o t,ln CZ cc 2
do 0.41 f underlie munthA
Grade, 'or Native Bulls
Bilat-Belf,.„3.years and upwards : s 0,00
d, 2," under 3 . - . 4 00
do - " " " 2 200
do Calf under '0 months,' ' OO
Grade, or Nacive'Cows.
Bast Cow,•3 years and upwards
s do Heifer, 2 " under .3 ' 4 00
do- " a. "r 2 , 200
do , Calf tinder 10 months 3 00
Working Oxen.
Beat yoko of oxen fi 00
24 best - 300
Beat team ('6 coke ot'oxen from' any part of
the State -
Diploma
• ' • • • Fat Cattle.
Br4sCpairoffat 7lnlla ke - • 800
Second 4 best'•• ' " • 00
Beat fat Blalock, • .4 00
1 I Mil Diet ,••• • '
M.11C1i.00198.
Tad.tattleti Cow
2d beet do
- Kir The Cows.to bo kept on grass only during trial,
atortbr ten day, pt4orietta py earh period of trial.
Ontmittee,--Is ap Hetrick, Beam Kreittor,, Adam
Lloilman, Michael :Brandt, Frank .1 Witmer.
Statement to be rurnisbed.
yet= , Age and breed'of Cov'e and their time of Calv
ing'.
2d—Qpa,ntity or milk in weight, and 'deo of butter
modafrem andrF eiar doting multi perkidurtert aye.
farts to be verified • by the aftliaVit of combo.
•titoro, or -others jper4on. conwstat umrevan if re
mitred,
VesaBll' 2.) "
t IStalllon' for heavy draft, 4 yeare and over -B'oo
••dr, " 6 8 t " under 4 000
do.' ' ." "Qtdek , work and saddle,4.yearn
andovor • 8 00
Best Stall ion for quick work and aft Nitel aYearil •
and under 4, 600
11
Beet'Staili., for quick work and saddle,2 years -
and under 3 3 00
Ile'stlr?od Marb fir heavy drift tyesirs' aud
over Y - 0, ' ," "' ;;6 00
20 hest Brood Mare fOr heavy`draffy4 yearsand •
3 00
pest brood mare -for heavy draft, years cad
Beat bkFed mare with colt for heavy draft4l y'rs ,
, a.b4 • ' ' • - 6 ,f
24 nest brand, Mare e ith colt for heavy dr.;ft, 4 •
Best brood mare with colt for iloavy..Orarri,B—
and under 4 • 4 00
Best brood mare for quirk work and saddle, 4
--'yearnand oVvr _ . . , 6 00
2d beft.l!rood mare for week work and saddle,
4 years and over - 4 . 00
Beat.owed mere , far quick Work, and saddle, 3
• yearn and undor, 4 400
Beat brood mare with : colt for quick work and
Saddle, 4 years and over , 6no
2d beat rood mate with colt for quick work &
° sadtfe, tyears and over " , 3.00
Boa,) brood mare with Colt for quick, work and
• saddle, 3 years,and. n rider 4 4 00
Beat horse colt under one year old 3 oo
20 hest do do .do A 2GO
or,snare colt uliderome year old 3 00
gd beet.,do do • do do 200
Best geling-for heavy draft , . Er do
2d best: : do. do. do 500
Bio,t‘ramili Berne ~• - ..;•• , • 000
.. 21 best do • 3 0 0
34 . beet do Diploma
Beet palr btlefit dliimes • '' 4 ' 6 00
2d beet_ do • - do ;;'' 4 00
' Reid 4 horse teato • " '8 00
Beet 6 home team l6 00
Beet- - 00
m
Bt Jenny. ,• , -c; . - • 0 00
Beet pair..ofmutee 3.00
,34;tieet pett,of ottilea,oo
Bold &mole, ;;. . . 00
Beet &mute tow?'
Pitting i r ciorieo'; ! -
4 .4oetttp„ktt.6B4BoVlO, /dare - or geldiOs
og ott&er_wiae; tr43l to take ,place on
• Illiunclayt ofinia t 0 porki . etlfoidfAina ;any
' _ odutnyln . the Arnie ' ' 2kOC!
Best pacing horse, mare or gelding; trial ou
Thursday, mum to ail coropetit, 15 01)
Best trotter from Lebanon county, only; trial
4 , 11 Thersney 15 00
Best pacer from Lebanon county only ; trial on
Thursday 7 s'i
ile•Tistr-surcesrful competitor in the first trial,should
lie be from Lebanon County, otnnot compete in the sec ,
oad tried for Lebanon :omit) hoeses only.
Chnimitter, —J. L. Shelter, John Logan,John Elliman,
no,rge Youty , t.orirge F. Molly
(Class 3.) Sheep and Swine.
(Mass Sheep—Cotswold,
Best Buck 3 00
dupes Bw es. not Lena than 3 2 00
do rt.l lanais, do do 4 100
Southdowns
lteit Buck
di, non Ewes, not 10,041iiin
do do lambs; do do 4
Bakewells
Beat Bock
ti'd pen Ewe., not tens than 3
do do latalp., do do 4,
Nerinoes
Bog Bock 3 00
do pen Ewes, not It epi Min 3 '2 00
du du Insubd, do do 4 ' 1 00
ippor ted Sheep
llet 7luck
do bra
best !trick 3 00
do, pen Eweit, lot lee: than St 00
do dd Ixmba, do do 4 700
Fat Sheep
Beat tat Sheep 2 years and uperards 2 00
_
1 t
Sw tie— arge 14 reed
p
including Chester, Bei kslitre, Ilanspshire,.Lekester
and Leek grades.
Best Boar over 2 years 3 00
d 1 do I year and ander 2 I(0
do do 6 mouths and under I year 10
Best breeding Bow, over 2 years 2 00
(.0 do I year and under '2 - - 1 00
. .
do do ' 6 months A:tfi under 1 year ' - -50
Best lotof pig', not lee ,, than 4, underyhouths ,*. 2.00
Small lit -eds, - ' ' •
- •
Including Suffolk, Improved China; Chinese, Neapoli
tan ;and tht it grades. ,
11 east Boar 8 00
Bost Sow 2 00
Best 4 fattened hogil ..
S 00
Best eingte fat hot 2 00
COnnalftee -401 in it. SitueY, tiiedorlek tlotiman,
John Foltz, 4dhu Is Sbuey, Aniok Long.
ClusS 4. Poultry:
Best Game fowls, 1 Cook and 2 dens 60
do .3tietagloil dud 9 50
do Dorking • ao - • 50
do Poi ,uil do SO
do iliaok Sps,.ish 40 Si,
do del sev Blues do 60
do Cochin China, Away or chictasvak 50
do ibiotams do r 0
do Dominion do •
do Lot of Poultry owned by exhibitor I. 90
do pair of Turkeys 50
0: pair of Geese So
do pair of Wild Geese 50
do pair of Ilitecory bucks 50
do pair ut Pea Powle 50
do -:air. ef,China Geese .50
do Pair of Unities Fowls ' 50
do exhibition of Phreoris 50
cepansitted.:-AMa y: Backer, %Poi. M. Breslin, Tobias
Reinueld,(s.ajtliaur3 it. ll'artman, Jai:minium g.
Class 5. Farm Implements.
Beat Farm Wagon,4horses 400
do lianow 1 50
do Plough for a horses 2 00
do Plough fur 2 horses 500
' diiiribit'ell'fdr Vitirte : , y
.:' A , p 50
do Subsoil Ploughl 00
do Cultivator, 2 blzirsei 1 00
do Cultivator, I horse s 50
do P.rm-Itotter 150
do Garden Roller 50
do Morse Rake Diploma 4 200
do Ux Yokti ; .O
' do /gad scrapei. " 50
bildorda k 100
do lay Eleihror
do Portable Hay Press 2 00
do Portable Cider Press Dip. dt 100
do and moat numerous collection of Agri
cultural Implements Diploma k 360
do Corn Planter 1 50
do Washing; Machine 50
do Pump for wells 60
do Churn 60
do Grain Cradle 50
.
do Scythe and Seethe • • GO
do 12 hand Hakes :0
de 6 Hay Forks AU
do 6 Gran Scythes AO
do 7 Grass Scythes AO
du 6 Axes 50
do 6 loug.hand.led shovels 6O
do 6 sliortliamile,if indirels i. . ~ '7 7 1 't- , , 50
41 0 6 E t Pkiii 6 S ' s -,;__, ) i3.;''' • ' , ' . '`. \ ,50
Ido .6 Cord dipeill ' ' 27.- AO
t , do set - of Ilorsethode -- j '- , ~.. -. . ---:..... su
:di "aileition•htlfurid TOolil arr ange d to . ',.,, }
AepOtit. S: :i - - - -1, '. ' ^ ' % ' '-' . 2
0 0
Bekt.R4iisi.Difll - Withs:stest.ettwohnlipit „.,' ~ , ~ --' , cio I
uo . .lntwerl‘ulipr* ~4 tl . ‘ .I.f '= ' , ..1 to
do'Stinatillachine ' - --,:. • - '*--- - " 1 00
do Ray, St ra A , and, Fodder Cutter, Dip. and 2. 00
do Vegetable Cutter 50
do o,ru nod tub Crusher, horse power 2 1.0
do Power Corn Shel.er 2 50
do Hand Corn Atelier. ' 1 bi.i
do Threshing machine 6 00
do Railway arras Power 5 tO
do Separator 1 00
do Re. per 6 03
do Mower 6 00
do Reaper and Mower coraldned 5 00
$85,272 46
.$119:110 00
•13,855'0
663 66
.4011- The machines enumerated above, to be tried on
the ground, for the lospectiou of the Judges. Exhibi
tors-preferring a diploma, iu eases where a Premium
has been awarded to the amount of $1 or at Awards, on
farming implements, can have it 11.1 place of the 11101167.
Coronittee.—Cyrus Schools, Henry M. Ellis, Andrew
Henry, Joseph T stiller, , co'.
Classfi. Flour , Grain, "Vecretablos,
, Bistionials 00
&mina Best -do -, • "
SAt cwt Rya ; f.lOO
' - -1 00
do - • - C0ra,544,171V54‘ kith dead coat,
-
to '4 ' 75
"*.‘ • - 50
do Cats tat
do " Buckwheat
do a Barley pa
do " Yellow Flint Corn .
no White ".. 60
do " Mited " 5O
do h Clovereeed OO
do - -Timothy acted • . . , 60
do !, Sweet Potatoes .. 50
do. . " Mereer.Potatobe . ;-! 50
Lihk.re .^ - . • .50
dtl . Field Turnips. : 125
. do '.'" Bute Baps 25
do " Sugar Beet. 25
do 3.Sweet Pumpkins Largest and Beet
• , Quality 50
do 3 field "
do 5 lits Hops' .25
do Specimens . Chinese Sugar Cane 50
-do Seedling Potatoes 50
Best 12 Stalks of Celery 60
do 0 Mods Cauliflower ' 50
do" 6 " Brocoli 50
do 6 " Cabbage, 50
do 14 peck .Lime Beans - 25
do 12 ears Sugar Corn 23
do 12 Sweet Potatoes 25
do 12 Mercer " • ' .
do 12 Pit.keye . . 25
8 00
00
2 00
00
0- 00
00
2;00
1 00
do 12 White table Turnips , - 25
do 12 Carrots . !. . • • •• : 25.
dolt. Beets - ..
do 12 Parsnips ,
do 12 White 'Onions
do 12 Yellow " _. 25
do 12 Tomatoes' % 5 ...,4 ' - 21
'do 3 Gdisleo orawheo -,, - - -25
.daJ3ttuth.dog4 e INtr.ttey . _ 25
3d642liliple liggiklants. ',...2,,5
. .. 4 1rektt arta lirgeid. assortment 'Of Garden Vege. ', • 1 -
tables raised by market Gardeners 2 50
Best atsdjorgest nedortmeut by privt*".4r
deEnkr . 1- • ~ 250
1 50
. .
Cbtamitterank . J:Widter. JohnA:BaOhman, Wil
liam Thee; Batas. Mow, Ilenry.7-ortutt.'"-.-`
.: 00
3 00
•Jk ,i Close factu red Arfieles
Resillerptirs and Cralettieit ili tlle i r t : 2 .l 00
Secolut *Ma, ' 60
Bert dressgly , Skigs 4 - • -,; ' • ino
-
Secon'ages;',l • r A.
.60
ItAItNE,III:II49,S,4DPLERY,
Des c, and Sale . • 77 , •?,241
ti et of Wagoallaftides t 1 00
do,sots. of Wagon itatiteee complete a 00
do r- utible act Carriage Hartwig' ' ' 3 00
do Single Carriage llorntes • 2 00
do Trayellug,Taunk , •.1 Diploma
BOOTS .. AND 31111.E5.
i
do Kir Of tlniters
lio llslr dollen gait r.idibstSiioes4 assorted , :: 1 00
.105,1111,i17,,W.A1ty.' .
tfoiligria4- • " ' g lO
da Bedouj , . 1 00
doSelAkpist J . ‘ " ".14. &1 00
do 3..4 dozen Chairs 1 00
210 . lekdotain Canateatext Metre' "•• 1 - 00
fro irtatititifr;t .c.> ' ' •3 00
-001 llonoCarriago , .. • • •.7 50
• ~ thetekittee,DanietStichter,i3corgeW.lloffmani John
All wet D 7 JaLl'ob Ktaiirman; Willlam Wollisom•John Ratio,
` Class 8:-:-Iloirschold and Dairy Products:
neat 6 Thu print Putter_ . , 1 50
Almond best_ 75
Pest:s Pis Pimp puttei , 00
S4e . otliC,bt . 75
Best'so HisYirklitilitttck , ,1 00
•SecontrbOst . ." • 75
ltist 5 His Dutch Cheese, ' . 5 0
, 00
40,6 lbs poney - 1
5
Z erThe t ltcy tube iithen without destroying t}in
and tini itiodpf ee used and the management of
.the same, to bMagobmpunied by a written statement.
- 1 4400: 0 1 ' . 1 00
Second hest . Sti
Mestpruit Jolly • • . 60
do. do .Proserras • 60
.do Tomato • do • 25
do Quince and Peach Putter . 26
do Simple .ttp,plv Witter . 25
do Specimen Pieniet^ ' ' 25
Wireat Bread/1 00 f.' 5 0
.Second best do .orl '
,Beat Rye .do ' 110 • , 00
Second best do 45 • • . 25
: .Cksatisittee.-relit Miss Susan ,Ifidiroan, Mrs.
George liolltuan, mro; Miss Amelia P.m •
imurniatiri.4ll 3 ,ThonlP Painter, MTS. PAWS (lerbaricti,
0140 .9..-:_.--rrot;
Beet variety of &Ace Apples gime' or eget,
Kind, pogtoo Oid 49
. .
~.e. s oknd bind - „ - 2.04
. .3: f).
Boot varioty of choice Poopkgo, throe eachkind, pawed and lAbgliod
/ 3 "9 3 . 1 ".Vit • •
A'
3 1
1 OU
3 00
9 00
1 00
~, Ott
t 0
Bazofl 8
Best variety of Pears, named and labelled 1 5..
Second beet 75
Best three varieties Pears 6 , 1
Best dozen Quinces 5.1
Second best,
Best collection Grapes Dip & 1. - 041
Second test .50
Best collection Plums - - • Dip & 2.,
Second best
Best peck Cranberries, demestit culture 5„
Best specimens Watermelon zit
do do' Muslitnelon a
do do Citrons -_ fat
no liotne.mmie Wine . ao
do Bottled Cider Dip.
.may- All fruit to remain till close of fair and in all
cases to be grown by the Exhibitor.
Cononittee.—li. B. Lehman, Dr. Wm. A. Barry, Mrs.
George Ross, Mrs, C. B. Forney, Mrs. William Urieli.
Class 10.—Domestic Manufactures
Best 10 yards woolen Carpet
do 15 do Rag Carpet
do 6 du Barred Flannel
do 6 do Plain do
do 5 do Linen Diaper
do 5 du do Barred
do 5 do Plain Linen
do 5 do Tow Cloth
do. '5 do Flax
do pair Woolen Blankets
do Double Coverlet
Second best*Corerlet
Best lb linen sewing Thread
Best Table Cover
Second best
Best Quilt
Second best 25
Cotaluittee.—A. S. Ely, Sirs. A. U. Shirk, 311os Sarah
Si. Kohr Miss Wilhatinina Rank, Mrs. Mobbrt Emus.
Cisiss 11..---Confectidhery.
Best assortment of Candles 50'
Best Pound Cake 50
Second best do- 25
Best Sponge do 50
Smil] beet do
Best Doughnuts
do Jumbled ' 25
do Delieate-Cakit - 25
do Loaf of Bread -
Second beet 25
.Dect essorintont of Cakos 50
Ostantittee,--Adolph flowntu,ldrs. Kdte Blether, Miss
Rose Shirk.
MISS 12. 1 : 7 Noedio Work
BSA *tirinty of Worsted WOrk
Second beet • do thi
Best ornamenttil Shell Work
Best spechnen Embroidery
do Lamp Met
do Specimens %iris Flowers
do Artificial Paper FloWers
ei.L. An iirtieles in both the'above lists must he Made
in the tinnily, end exhibiters - Mitst furnish nyidetwo to
this effect if totoired. •
Crairseitter.— , AVilliam Wocpy, Miss Margaret
,Ely,
Mrs. Ellett Marks. •
- . Class 13.-416 w -ere.
Best variety of Dahlias 50
Second bast 25
Best and greatest variety of 110005 he
Second-best 25
Best and greatest :variety of Verbenas -SO
do do tie PanSies 50
do 'Floral ornament 5o
do 'nand Bennet (round)
do .. - do do(flat) 50
do Arranged basket of Flowers 75
do Collealon aerie° Flowers LO
do do Indigenous Plants 50
dodo Green house ' Plants owned: by . •
persons exhibiting 1 50
10... All Flowers must be g.-own by the exhibitor...
Committee.—James W. Lick, John Hagerty-, Miss Ma
ry /Big, Mts. Charles Goodman, Miss Lydia Itertzler,
Clnss 14.—Miscellaneous Articles
Best Cooking Stove for coal 1 00
do do do for wood 50
do do Range for famitiet 100
do Ornamental Parlor Stove 50
do Sample Ilollow Ware ' 75
do lron Railing - . 50
Sculpture ;Marble - Dip. or I so
do exhibition Silver Ware Dip.
do do Table and Pocket Cutler?' Dip.
do Specimens of Daguerreotypes Dip.,
do do . Cattle drawing Dip.
do do Aland painting Dip.
do ,do . . Dentistry .i .. . . Dip.
do Piano - Dip.
do Melodeon
do Ass.ortment Essences, Perfumery and
Drugs
Conenafttee.—Dr. 11. A. Fel:mattock, Dr, A. V. Dueller,
Dr. Frattlr'Bowers. Dr. D. 11. itievor, Drt. Trek:ll-
'er Dr. A. W. Stouffer, Dr. Samuel Thome.
414 Versons appointed on any of-the above Commit
tees declining, to serve will please notify the Secretary
thereof as soon as possible.
qt r Articles on exhibition and not enumerated in
any of the classes will receive diplomas or premiums if
merited.
REGULATIONS
members of the Society, and all who shall be
come members previous to, or at the Fair,. will b: fur
nished with tieketa,'Whielywill admit' theniselves the
ladies and chileren of their Minikes, to the.Exhibitionl .
during the continuance of the Fair.
2.—Alt persons intending to exhibit horses, cattle,
swine. sheep, or stock of any kind, are required
to fur
nish the Secretary with a list of the same, at least one
week previous to the Fair, at which time they mayalso
select pens and stalls for their accommodation.
articles exhibited must remain on the ground
until Friday mon, the last day of the Fair, and in all.
eases will be returned to the owners, unless otherwise
ordered. No premium will be paid on any animal or
article removed in violation of this rule, unless by ex
press consent of • the Committee of Arrasgements.-
4.—A1l exhibitors must furnish the Sect Mary ,with a
written list of their•artieles or animals before they can
be placed iti the house or stalls, Or Cards begiVen desig
nating their name and manlier.
animals and artir.les exhibited, must have
cards attached containing the name of article and own
er With the number itsentered on the Secretary's books.
The Society will nit be responsible for the omission of
any animal or article from the list, in consequence of
neglect of this regulation.
All articles exhi' ited, .df whatever chin actor,
must be respected as private prbperty, and any person
detected purloining or injuring.the sane. will be dealt
With according to lair.
Ortieles offered for coMpetitiontinist bcoitned
by the competitors, and all fruits, vegetables anti flow ,
ern Must be the growth Of tne coMpetitors.
attidv aairli.receives aOistielet premium,.
t
cannoemmiete 111 gepprel display, nor skill any one
article receive two premiums."
. -
.
9. All stock entered Stir pretniems must rentun on
the ground and in stalls ,in the day : time, and during
the continuance of the Fair, and, cad only be removed
for the night.. ,
1.0..—Atl monies awarded as piTiniunis shall revert to
the Society if not clammed within thirty days. , .
11.-*--Tichets of adinission `will be furnished by the
Treasurerat his office; and utt.hd officec of . the exhibi
tion ground during the exhibition.
Hay and "Scaler sill be supplied on the
ginned, without charge, for all animals regularly ex-
Cereal fur exhibition; also persons to ntteud the stock.
13.—Ticktits of temehersliip, $2; Family tiekets,
Single admission cards, 25 cents.
1.1.--The Judges iii tilt eases shall withhold premi
ums Where the animal is nit worthy, though there be
no competition ; and they shall also exercise the right.
where a money premium is offered as an award
whether It shall not be a ...11plreni, instead.
lb:4—Thu Itlarsbal will have the supervision of the
grounds mid lilt the pollee arraummente of the Fair.
The J uttgeS are requested to, report themselves at the
office on the Grounds, on.the first day of the Fair,
when they wilthe furnished the books of entries,
at the proper time.
CASH premiums will be pnitlby the Treasurer Mune
diately after the reports of the. Judges bare been nu-
The Sceretiiry wirt fdr.ward the Diplotints nw ed
and in
each manher no may be dirOdit.d by the riersinis ebti.
tied to Nceive'thetn. ..,
4.'" , uleafur the, iovertunent of the eAerefsum of the
ring will be furnished by the uointnitt co on the" day of
the Fair. • -
l'ersons tirsirouS, of entering the enclosure with ear
tinges or buggila will be charged as rolluus:--2 borne
earring; each iinie t iai euntn; burine buggy or earring°
25 rents Inuit pane. Pleeident.
IsAAc liorigic-teFreinrf.' 14 1561.
Prevedtid ii is .Be,ttci t,h a n Cure>
rpolodii.4 ofdelicate health or linOnired organization,
Orli) !h&c' by whom an'inerease of fondly is fiota
any reiSnu'obJeetionable, the. undersigned Would offer
a preit'l iption hicti hi perfectly,. I eliable and sath, and
which" has been preserWeet in carious parts or bin oht
° World for the pert century. • Alilio - qgh the ertkle is it!,
ry ehepp_und &hunk. yet /L.111100een 4 P . IlLt11) litelf,pint
bottilsaftesold extenetiely We .extiorbitat.t
pricepf sr, per bottlei..the unuersigued proposes to fin ,
niktt thereelve for the` .411E11 burit of r sVby the pewees-
Rion of which every lady can supply herself with a per
feet safeguard. at any drugstore; fur the trilling sun) of
25'eents per year. Any physician or druggist will tell
you it is perfectly harmlee , e, and thousands of testimo
nials cep be procured of its efficacy. Sept to any part
of the world on receipt of $l, by addressing •
Or. 3. C. DEVA4AUX,
t): 116 x, No, 2353, New Haven, Conti
August 7,101-Iv. ' '
I ' VinERIFF.
. ,
71310.1 undersigheil will ho a, Union candidate for the
office of SHERIFF, at-the ensuing Fall Election. lle
arlll thankful for, the eupttirt,of all the voters of the
county. promising, if elected, to lierfornt the duties of
the.ofticii to the satliifiCtion of the public.
Lcharon;'Aegiist ELIAS
Adminisiralor 7 s Notice.
AXT IltiEnS,Lettera of Administration on the estate
V .of Dr,D,991D,11. >IA)IBIIAL,L. bite of, t he bor
ough Mi d county ; of Lebanon, deceased Ipaye
grante4l tolhe sobseriber, al.rpersons indebted to the
said estatti
are rmjnestetr to stake immediate payment,
and those baying claims or.dertiantis against the estate
of said dededeitt,"efiii make known the same, without
delay, to, CV ItUS D GLON' ING lilt,
Administrator. Lebanon, Fn.
Lebanon, August 8;1861. . .
11 'I r•ek
Cri A PIPII A.AIII,OIItiNG.
g. ItioakisArkimo:, in -Funrit.'s cormr
0. Of Combo:lomi - FtrMt and Doe • ailey, have on
hand and foi sale; either by the yard of made. to order,
a large lot of ' •
CLOVIS,
CASSIMERES, and ' •
VESTINGE.
trod Balloted from ;Good Noumea. Good , Fits. and suit
atititiar ;makini " widraaiied .to 'ail. Ada driandket
chiefs. Cravats. Gloves. Hosiery, Stispendera, Fancy and
Plain Linen Shirts,' trader Shirta and Drawers:
5, O. RAMSEY A BRO.
Lebanon,.Mignid 8, 1861.
,
HENlrf it STTNE are doily receiving fashionable
Drees {loco a, such as Gazelles. Mozonibigues, ill°,
d pnag , i.,,,,,,,
n
itvet lac afall , lcinda for traveling dresses;
Silly Malys * Si 'ii Thisues, Crepe De Sprang, Dinglinina
,
and Grey Diees; Goods of every description, offered at
dinieually.low prlces'by. - lIENItY .t ST.INZ2'
,
', ~fir All tlie.aboy,ligoode offered at very low prime:
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH HITTERSi
The proprietors and manufacturers of •110 S,
TETTER'S CELEBRATE") STOMACH BIT
TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States,: because the article has attakted 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 Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over a'half
million and front 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 (hues, to give testimonials to its
efficacy in ail cases of stomachic derangementS
and Ibe diSCIWS resulting therefrom.
This is not a lOseporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trunt
poring the qualiti6s of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation of an invallaable medicine, which is
destined to bens-enduring as lane
llostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
a Godsend to regions where , fever :and ngue
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their. victims by hundreds. To be:
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"_
arc a certain cure. for the Dyspepsia and like
di, s eases, is to the' proprietors a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes al] morbid matter
front the stothach, 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
thestomach,diver; and tiller digestive organs,
mildly but. powerfully and,soon restores them
to a condition esscuritt" to the healthy discharge
of the fuimtionsof nature.
00
1 00
1311
Elderly persons may use Mel:inters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate;
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic . ,
mid rejuvenating generally. the evi.‘
deka of thOnsands of aged men and *omen
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de-
rangementa and general debility; acting under
tlue.advice of physicians, they'have abandoned
aIT deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
incritS of this article. A: few words to the
gentle sex. There are, certain neriodS when
their cares are so harassing that Many of them
sink under the trial. The rebition of mother
and Child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if she be young, is apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety.
for her infant: Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer Season, the Went of
body and mind is generally aggravated. here,
then ; is a necessity for a Stimulant tei rectpozz
rate the energies of the systein, and, enable the
mother to hear 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; becaus9 it is 'agreeable to the fetatek as'
well ns Certain to . give.a.perntanept 'inercdse
of bodily Irength. -
All those-person, to whomive hate patiku
laxly referred abOtre, to, Sufferers :from
fever and ague. L . etirtSed 1y malaria, diarrheert,
dysettlerf; 'indigestion ; - loss bf appetite, and
all disease§ br tlerangenmet§ bf the , stomach,
Superannuated invalids, persons ot;sedentary
occupatieroiiit . mothers, , Will consult
their own physical welfare by,giving.49,ll.oB
- trial.
CA LITION.- ] -IVecautiOn theliublic against
using any of the Many imitations or counter
felts; but ask: for iiOB;tEITER'S CELEIIR ATM)
STOMACII BITTERB, and see that each bottle haa'
the words Dr. J. Hostettet s s Stomach Bitters"
blown on the side of the bottle,.and stamped
oil the metallic cap covering - the cork, and
obserVe that our autograph signature is onTtho
Dip.
"p Ss 1 00
Prepared end sold by HOSTETTER, &
SIVEITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the United. States, South Am&
rice, and a - ern:jerky:
By Dr. (leo. tto,s. D. 8, Bober, T. L. Letaberger, Leb
anon; J. C. Seltzer. Fredericksburg ; XL Maier &
Bro., Anuville Martin garly, Palmyra,.
Decem ler 5, 1560-Iy.
HORSE STOLEN!
STOLEN from.lnhn Foltz's Stable. about IMile from
Nanheim. on Saturday night, the 3d of A nanst.
Don colored horse, light make, with a Mack streak
along the back, white thee, -it 'hlack-gityish tail` and
mane, ft white spot on the hind leg near the (hot, 1)00
eye a little dim. A reward of ten dollars will bo paid
for the recovery of the horse. Any ibtorthation in re•
gard to said horse will be thankfitlly received by
Alignst 7, ISGI
Notier to Tax Payers.
A DEDUOTIOIip)r,Fivr. I'ER CENT. will -be al
-11. lowed - on the' SChbol, Tax for, the current year,
until tit& 2iAk',day Att;qust, next. 13T Order'of the
Board of School Directors of'Lebanon borough.
July VI, *C.I. EIIIESTIAN EDNEY, Secretary.
.
&. Rrading Railroad.
iLmballora Varney Branch..
A+,
Tied Daily PasSeoffer Trains .to Read;.
• zna• and Harrisburg.
•
- )ASS LEBANON, going East to Reading. at 9.13 A.M.
and 2.40 P.M.
l'ass'hehnifott. going West to Harrisburg, at i - . 18 P.
M. and 12.01 P.
At Rt;atting, both 'trains make close connoxiOns Art
Philadelphia ; Pottsville. Tamtama, Dan Ville,
,te.
Morning train - only connects at Reading for Willies
barre, rittston and Scranton.
• At Harrisburg, trains connect with "Pennsylvania."
"Norther Central," and "Cumberland Tallby" Railroads
fur Pittsburg, Lancaster. Baltimore, Sunbury, Clix tubers
." • . -
Through - if ickets to Lancaster, in No. 1 Curs, $1 50, to
Baltintoreil3'3o. - .
80 lbs. baggime alletvell to each passenger.
The Second Class Cars run with all the abovelrains.
Through First Class Tieketsat reduced rate to Niagara
Valls.' Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and all the principal
points in the West. North West. and CanathtS; and Emi
grant Tickets. at lower Force, to all above, places. COO be
had on. applieation to the Futtlon Agent. at Lebanon.
Thrtogly First.47,lass Coupon Tickets. and Emigrant
Tick ate at:reduced Fares. to alt the prineiptil pOilit,l in
the North unit - West, and tha VOIOLdfUt.
COMMUTATION 'lna ErN. "
With 20 Coupon*. at 25 per cent discount, between
any 114111.1tS Resired. and
All LEACH'. TICKEV..
• Good fol . 2606 IierWOCII all pikints . , atCIS elicit--
for Families arid Business •
' •Triiifr , leave Philadelphia fur Reading. Harris
burg and Pottsville at 8. A. N. and 3.30 and 5 I'. 01:
'4s6.`PitaseitOrs are requested tie purchase tickets 1 , 0• • • •
(On the Trains start. Higher fares diar&ced, if paid in
the cars: 'CI. NICOLLS,
' 1861. Engineer and Superfittpuldst.
,
larouLD r„pectroly :nth..e to the citizens of
Lebanon and virinit./ t,tmt she has °lamed a
FASHIONABLE: MI LA IN Els N' PM/ 31.ANTVA MAK
ING FISTABLI:iIIMENT, In, Malice; street, 2d door
above 11111.
A- nem alba. JusCreeeirraV Mal aroma' for impaction. :
embracing S fall assortment of Silk. Crape and Straw
- tempos, Bonnet Tt taminto, /tibbons, Flowers, &e t
.Lelranon, April 17, %Sal. .
EARDWAER AT COST.
suberiber hie large_ , and Pplecteil
etoelt• nt 1 tA. I.IPA I, E PAINI OILS, &r.. •
, a r f CO A T FOR. casm..
:Parties who hove settled their ocrounte to April
1. 1661, will be ollowe'l oliberel rretlit. On purchaser.
Those who have not-vetttell kW their nceounts with
A. 8, Ely, .tieq.,. tor inunediertr settlement, and collet
tiou. . - D.. M. KARMANY.
Lebanon, July IT, . .
Street Hotel "
5
Corner, arket and. Chestnut Streets, Lebanon
• J 011 N NArisliES ; Proprietor. .
TT AVI NO taken the above Stand. long occupied by
la fir. t Eceeatin 7.l3lluntlAS'. I will Retie no pa licsto
loathe the Traveling rutil is wile slop at it, perfectly
e faafertallo. :WA invite all to giVe ate a triul. The
wa Islargenbil Weil arranged. The. Table iihpplied
with the best serisentible edibles ; tho , Bar 'stocked with
the choivest I. loners, cud the Stabling large and conj..
Jumbo/a. JOHN 31ATTILES.!1
12122=
d ill tra I or? 9t - Notice.
LLTTIIIts of administration having been granted by
the ltogister of IV Ms. of t eranan sounty,
° on the
estate of Wn.i.tast Cousta'n. late of Cornw ell township,
Lobsnoo comity, dee . d., to William :I.Freemati, all per
sons indebted to said estate toe required• to make im
mediate . payment,. and per Pons ;haring eltiktns against
are requested to present them *ply anibonfitaied fog
eettl mtent, to 'WILLIAM 1.1 I..tt !ANAL Ado e,
city of WA, bibkton;
Or to hie agent, 4aecil) 'Weidle,.Lebanon; l'ennft.
August 7, 1801.
•". • • ft' YOU:WANT ' -•
JPII.OTOGRAtII y,Oursolt 'or friend, the boat ate
to be bad 'at DAILy'S - eitlttoy, next door to 'tint
bebtinon I)link.
,'`
ri
. NI "1.1 11 r, ). .„. c txr
llf n.rion ..r T..che,s i , thit rro..tda I,t 01, rark> , ll?
"-ad ‘l, win't txe wanr tit c.. e , O We. &110.1
41011.0, en Ire /web,/ it; .1”.9/44 2: /861-
• ' ILENRY ',I. ti,•.;:Ghk. President.
THOMASHie If ER, :•e:t
BETHEL DISTRICT:
I 0 TRAQq/Cltti --The • x.te,e., Tl:lieerz 1117
e) the Selto.l Id or the :de ,, e , !l , rh7t vei , 3 tut. tuna,
at Froeriekeiberz,"ll ' Tfror.v.' , 3r. Augur! 22.
V.: 1 1; W ,slde:lt.
Fns y
,
,'„-
9 ,th4. 4 ,1p, ,pf dituvAn if:' AI I • ti f l l
forst% ort 2:1. 1:41
SOUTH LEBANON BISTRICT.
ToOE/ 1 1?,!;:z ,AIO ,, TIV:.—TII , - , rxnuiiteaai..n of
,T Te.tet.ere U. the Seheols thu above dietrici; 4611
Once ot the Red Sct Times, n Suturdo3, Au.
gust 24 18151. DAN EL K APAYLL Secretary.
TEACIIEIiS.—The examination of Tont:ben for
I th e iz e h o oN o f the ithi.vit divriet will take place
at tho;Washirgton tlcho,ll !louse. on Monday, Angust
INOI. 3141 ~ L ,S DICANOT, Pr , ,gittoot;
DAVID M. ntatx. F:ecnntii7.
7,.) TEA CII En S.—The es.atnination of Teachers foi
the Schools of the above district will take place
at, the .Eattern.ts.chool House, on Tuesday, August. 27,
bed. GEORGE, YEIINGST, President.
titt.stbEit LOOSE, Secretary.
. -
21.103:T118.;--The
Tenclicis tot the Selovis of ►he filinve district will
hike plate In Ncutieinstown. on Wednesday, Aligust 2E,,;
1.•! , 61. JOEIN ZDIMEICNIkS, Ptesideut. -
l'ersfE :A. REISER, Seeretary:
• . ,
1 i filActrEns.—(b MUNTUS)—The exinniuntion 01
II Teachers for the Schixds of the above district will
take place atsJoneetown, on Thursday, August 20,
1861. ' JACOB KAUFFMAN, President.
DR. J. C. COOPER, Secretary.
LEBANON BOROUGH.
rpun examination for Teachers is Lebanon borough,
will take place at the Academy, on Friday, August
3u. 1.86 C. ELWA RD (i1:1111ARD, President:
C. 11x3wr, Secretary.
JACKSON.
TEACTIERS.—The examination of Teachers for
O the Schools of the above district will take plies
at the Academy, on Saturday. August 34 1861.
GEORGE LINE, Presideut.
MINRY EBEITZEIL, Secriatory.
The folimvitm Rules will be observed lo the
above examinations :---
lst,.—No allowance fiir wencher in the 'above appoint
men ts.
2d.—Private examinations will not fie allowed- except
in such eases AS sire specified by lett.
31.—Candidates must be examined in the district in
which they first apply for employment.
4th .—A pplicaets who do not wish to - ba. ,, Miiiined its S
all the branches named upon the certificate; need 'MA
apply.
sth.—Applicants will provide theinseivelt .ilth pen,
ink, paper. &e.
Oth.—Time for beginning examinations, S o'clock in
the moraine. And teachers who arena-punctual. will
run the risk of not being eXamined at all.
7th.—As heretofore an opp,rtunity will be glean to
all teachers to subseribe for the Penna. School Journal.
Stb.‘—lmmediately atter the examination and before
any certificates are granted the Directors and Superiir
temdent will hold a short private meeting, to consult,
man:ming the character, standing, km; of tho different,
appli•aynts. Also, cueb other matters as are brought
befoke them—after which the applieants will again be
admitted to receive the certificates,
9th.—lt hi the duty of Directors to ho present. Pa
rents and other citizens are also invited to attend.
Lebanon .f illy 24,1862. Comity tiuperinlettdert.
() N o i lle o r f e t ti lle to b tie 'na pt e ttli a c T" rn a Ztr in :a u l t e s n o t f t l ifa x n7N v '
and extensive LUMB ER and COAL YARD of
n the Borough of north' Lobarroth- 00 the thipi s of t b o
Union Canal, at lha halo 4 watditt street, a few
juarus-North of the fieneSsee
_Steam Mills, and one
quern east:of Bergner's Hotel.
Thcir assortment consists of the best well-seasoned
White, Yellow,Neorway, Pine and Hemlock lioards;--
ChOrry, Poplar and Pins Boards;
134',' and 2 inch Panfict tind Cominon Plank;
- White Pine and llernlock.Seantlingand Joiats,r
White Oak Boure.s, Plank and Scantling;
and 34 inch Poplar Boards, Plank and S.catttling':-*
SHINGLES! SHINGLES 14
. .
The.best Pine and Itemlock Shingles;
Alse, Roofing and rissetering Laths,' ~. , .
Chastnut Rails and Pasta ; and Failings far &neat'
and fencing Boards; .
FLOORING BOARDS of .oil sizes ilia descriptions.
.
COAL! COA L! f COAL!!!
A large stock of ItrOfiedi Sfoie,LltiieGiirheirsaad-
ILoilidaysburg Smith Coat, at the lowest prima.
*al..Confident that they have the largest end best as
sortment of Lona= of 'all descriptions and sizes, as well
as the largest stock of the different kinds of COAL, ever
offered to the citizens of Lebanon county, they venture
to say that they caw .accommodate all purchasers satis
factorily., and would therefore invite all who want any
thing in their line, to examine their stock before put , .
chasing, elsewhere. vamp lomomm.J.-
N. Lebanon. .toly3 o
-
EDWARD K EVA NS,
Lebanon, .pa
I3EE HIVE CASH STORE
4111.1, subscriber Ints roturned the &woad time this'
springlroin the Eastern Cittes. and lets 'matted el'
splendid, assortment of zNU NO and SUMillint
1 1 ,1 C 'ID
which wore parches - pi for cne h
. at very reduced prides:
le goods aro now sold entitily for cash in the cities, I
will confine my sales to Cash and Countrs prodnifed.-- ,
We sell itlli‘l , 4,lN from 4 t0123,-6 et-r. per 3-ard.
dO do ti to 25 'do do
- do . Grmf Ams_ hto 25 do do
do OMNI'S dir 6to 12% do do
do LUSTRE do 16 to 75 do do'
do ,1 4 .11AWIte do 25 t 015.90.
CHEAP. CLOTII,
'CASSIMERES, •
VEST ENOS,
DRESS GOODS . ;
.•. : SUGARS,
MOLASSES,
PEACHES, Ad:
10 CENTS PAID FOR EGGS.
14 camrs PAID- FOR' BUTTER. •
Lebanon,. Nay 22, 1861. • Y. CitORGE:'
T 1:1111t.110ARD..01? DI IthICTORS- OF- ru} TALIO3I . -
INGOTINTY MUTUAL INStrnANcti comPA.Ny
Ti T
oat-ootoorty.too . AssEssmENT, (No. It) of FOUR'
per ' , eat. on all Premium Notes in.the possession of the
Conn.:toy. Ithich were in force on the first thiy of May,
1861, and Intro • appointed Aram 1117.17TiNGFat. Deceiver,
for the eoutity of Lebanon. who will Can: on. fhe mem,
berg of-sail companY hosald county', in a ,'hurt tin*
as the whole most he'ponl on or before the first clay of
Septenberoiext. • -
By Order of the Uoard. AbAlit GICITTINO It,
Lebanrin, July 3, IS6I. ItoCerver:
PHOTOGRAPHY,."
IN
ExErrorrurt ffri-AO-4...er a'46 Itliwn'iir Me -.at ue
e•
0. 0 CF AS L'ttl..i.l.F.,flitt ,
532 Arch Street, East Of Sittli;,
Pr - ULM:4EI,MA.
Life Size in Oil and Pastil
STEREOSCOPIC PORTRAITS.
ANIWAQTYPES, DAGUEREOTYPES,
For Closes. lilrot.ittloast Rings,
chow 2O,16:10.
7. -'-'llgt . , Pi! LAIII 1114 1 1...C1E, It Ir. - -
. ~
ilifit,4.„l.•ai g p.ed xx. 0.1 respeetfully Inform the chi
t, sense Lebanon, that helms commenced , the 'BAKE;
ING ttliatiliSß, in 01 its varieties, et hike stand. on
Cumberland elrpidsliebanan t ,Mlaily opPosirp the Buck
Hotel. and will supply customers with the ht,'44 iIItEAD„
CALL.8.,...e.c.. ike. Flour received front casfolueta alkiill
ratritrtied to them in breed at short notice. :.
of ell hied&•freih and of the beet iriiiiity, constantly
. CON FECTIONEIIII4IB
On le rd, -ma thruishoxl at the lot‘et.ifa c ei,
T/o public is invited to give me a trio
,Leb h,en 4. Nor, tl, 180. • . .
P.::11. Eiltlif;'
. .
=I
Teachero Exami►*hti'.ris itt
Lehanun.coniiti l .
For School Year, Jane,
SCI:ITH ANNVILLE DISTRICT.
toil. ---Et •rVri37. , .--11. I,X ontio.ti..ri of
tkitis-tx for ot [lto sth.vr Ittgatr et. Will,
pl n{ ,ho En/torn 1 3..”.• ur. B.terrdo.?/,
aufitto 37. Xtil Kt.:1;1.0:N Prpridnit.
111)MTM ter,
•NORTIL ANN VILLE DIgI'RICT,
1 I ktliellettt for
the .4chot.J. .h../th.." , +to. ,Pt. wit! LO , ' phi,t,
vile. VII ,gl , l POI
GIBSON It. SPERAW, eoitit:ht.
J. II KINPORTZ Secrt-i
LONDONDERRY DISTRICT
UNION DI:-.:TRICT
./ A. i I U 'POlbit
SOLOMON B. LIGHT. SeCr”l.ty
EAST RA NOVER
11EMELBEIM
MI LLCR E EK
SWATARA
GAMER. LUMBER.
PHILIP BRICFIBILL,
Aso.4ctio4tnent Notice.
fi b EXTlttierp er ' ' .
„.
. Q 0 Far Making '+ •
4 CC . "
cp BE! 0
o ,e 'X
. _
I
A PLEASANT & ESAU= BEVERAGE,
Eight Cents; a Gallon,
For Family
rqu. DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
~,,, 61
ef * , POTTER ar CHAMPLIN, 0 0
4 PRACTICAL
ettrnigiS Bruggistii, 4,4?
Cdt, WESTERLY. R.
.e
iM
Sold at Dr. Geo. rms . Drug Store, opposite the Court
Fa! , on, V:. [July 3, ISCI.-2m.
El