t glbiuttiotc
TERMS, $1 50 A YEAR
LEBANON, PA.
WIWNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1861
HOME AFFAIRS.
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oar Why John, where are you go
in g tq itt euoll a hurry
Wbbi am going to LAUBAr.3I.%, in Market atreat,
tO boy a titaalot or Yarntiara.
Viroll, John, mu you toll'oio the resou why LAumica
wills so much more rualtit . tre find Chairs g/au all the
Cublaskoakors Lehitriou - parader 1 .
Tour John. I dhlpk I can tell thatros***7 plainly;
he hu always got by far the Len hest assort
ments of all kinds of FUrn bore areitlitWon Laud,
Whlob be also sells a great deal cheaper (*fluky other
Cablnet-maker ; besides ho has an excellent cushioned
Furniture Wagon with which he delivers all 'Furniture
aud Chairs sold by him, free of charge; those I think
tolbo ♦ory good and ndrentageoue reasons. 4*
An the 984 finigimi . will leave for
the seat of war this 'week, the public will please
bear in mind' that the best and oldest CABINET
MAKING BSTABLIBIIMENT, in Lebanon, is
that of C. ,Bncintanuants. Any person in want
.of good.iiade work will please call on him, be-
fore buying elsewhere. C. BnoTnEntaire.
Lebanon; No . 20, 1861.-6ino. •
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By notice in another column 10011
be seen that a Teacher? Institute will'eomatence
in this borough on Thursday, Xiduary 111th. to
continue three days..
The tirst'uoneert.of LAROOQUA, the
Indian !Jenny. Lind, tools Place in the Court
Home on Monday evenitwand was well attend
ed. title fs it splendid slbger and reader, and is
prenonnoed by those capable of judging to have
s superior vote, to Apse Itlehinge. Another
concert will lie even this (tueSdny) evening,,
when then ear whout,iitnitto both charms shotild
not fell to attend; ,
The follo*ing„R,eal Estate of Dan
.
lel 43rna, was lately 'Old - Puplie Sale ;-5 norm
and 11.0 perohee -of lind.in this borough, to
Peel% at $162 . per sore) 134 Aerobes to Peter
Zimmerman, for '$181); sores•of Woodland in
terrnshlp,,. to, Jeremiah Strayer and Denry
ID. Garman y 46-tior aire.'• • .
Vie have been iequested to state
thieit tikere will be ii, Speoiel *Oleg of the Lebo.
•flonthgaiihrjoUlteral and: itoriteultural Soul.
tstY oti - Siturdai, Deiopiher.2J at, l'afolock
P. M.;,iot the Court House, iikett budoess of itn
portssme aill be transuded.
Leagth .Dissinger'd
letter . 4 5 ) N6 04 us Sekliiirlifits putrllcat on till
next week.
Peivacas sending letters at present,
to marossarber of the 1/3d Regiment, will direct
to the osier, off ,the Copt* of the company to
erblab itio, oilcloth& belong., ;and el. follows:-
44 feet %fed -,11144 Washington City, D. P.,
113 d Resin :Met, V. V.-
. ser was is PATIEBB, IhESON-1%0
above 111144.411 lots Been itiohlred by a friend who
!cretin...umlautt be le an Englishman - by birth,
but for the hisit thittY"one Years an American by
abate° and Ity .adoption;.ite has • men cinch of
frontlet' llkoand of tbelrrongs 'which are prao•
tioed.upon the Indlius.• And with the• hope of
securing for them better protection he Is diligent.
ly laboring telterever a door is open; hilt mission
sewn' twilitteetad more to our own people than
to thnindian Slireetly, for he holds that Chris
tian eoaditions Are a first requisite before Creeds
can be made acceptable. Hence, Ohtiet enjoined,
"feed the hungry; clothe the naked," & q .
Bishop Clark, of Bhode Isiaad•Ahnit spelake of .
Lim antl.his mission; at a puGitemlinktnehr Prov.
Wane. /
"I this Reding,* *healer they ' thought
much nbutlt the Indifpicttire• 'Mr. ago; wheth
er it..ooquired to them, daYriey .dity., ',that •we had
in the` midst' f our nation a "Aegis more thor
•oughly wronged lu every respect thin any other
people on 'the face of the Globe. For .this is the
simple. Antihero:is not alpeVdlipon, the faem of
this Beitirkillnt bite billth mese den:44lly robbed
.of all its rigfilinnd of :111 hequptestinist, and of
'everything that is dthti..C.tcOuifttaiity, than the
Aboriginal tribes et North Alierica. This is
the fast and we are the - lofibera; our fathers and
we, co long as we allow ourselves to continue the
pettilye participants le their sin. Now rll over
this And their lies th• yhOrd. of sympathy ready
to vibrate when the breath strikes them. It 14
the epeolail Maslen of-Father Beeson to breathe
that breath."
The following is a copy of the petition to Con.
grass circulated by Bather Beeson, and whiob,
be trusts, no one will fail to sign at the first op
portunity
To the Senate and Eons° of BeprotentatiVes
of the United States in Unreal Aisembled:
Your memorialiett respectfully represent that
euttiebtle repgrts testify that the diffietilliee
/blear str friftinentlY doctor with our frontier In
dians, result from the fact that they are nut prao
tlsaiiy se subjects for the protection
of civil Isw, and are therefore the victims of law
less outrage, against which they have no redress.
Your mettloriatiots, therefore, pray that com
mlisionters may be etiolated to visit every tribe
and lwveatigate the nature and extent of their
grievances; and also to designate territorial lines
withlawhio.b they shall have full protection in
the enjoyestilit of all their just rights, an that. to
rob or murder as Indian shall be punishable
offence, the tame as if oeuitslttad apes 9 Amer
ican eltlzen.
:or All the troops on thtsside of the Potomac,
in the vicinity of DermaWyttt and P001603411e,
'have been ordered into *lister quarters, e*dept
Inch aishav,kheen ordered to other points. ;
it istigein reported that the Penney
nia Regimentiiwlll he wintered either at Fair
fax or Leesburg. Both points aro about equi
distant from the present encampment.
AMP Sheritt Bender hes appointed Geo. W.
Hada, of Ex-Sheriff his deputy.
Alt , This Hospitals in Washington, George.
towrrsd, Alexandria, contained on the 29th ult.
ten hundred and eighty-three sink and wounded
-soldiers.
OUR ARMY 6ORRESPONDEI4CE,
From the 11P34( Regiternt.
ranT oOdD *LOPE,
December 6th', 18M. }
ISOrton Aercorts F.a :—I isopidonttilly got hold
,of a Opy of your paper for thk week, aid Was
inrprited to sae that you had no regular mop
aernamondent in ibis Regiment. I wilfendeavOr
to keep you posted on tho moves and doing', of
if I can find thno.
Of our trip from Lebanon to WashinalwieNie
:now too late to say much, sullies it thaV,lserat
rived at Washington in good time, all sate-and
• sound,—rtohody missing—and were entertained.
-over night-in tbe "Soldier's Rest;" a place pet.:
posety provided for the now comers. The next
,mottincafter our snivel in the oity we marched
oat to kendati @eon, where we pitched tents,
and then soldier's life commenced with us in
earnest. All hand. leek to it as naturally as a
duck toilet:W. water, so there was very little jar
ring &oaf/Attu.
After remaining in Camp Brown about one
week, we .creek tents, - and moved about two
miles east, "the)? We pitched again, and remained
another week, when we came on to this place,
which is about 3 milis from Washingten, in the
State of Marylant
When we came here, on Monday Just, it was
generally believed that we were to ereet fortifies
'Anne, but we are no at it yet. Wo oan, from
our camp, lea o the r s at work upon thcp , but
what they cover or command we can n judge
from here. I believe -tare ir - !, °'soldi r s em
ployed upon them. Oenetal -11A0vieuan not
believo in making soidieie do such work ` -as-.11
takes them away
. so muck -th'elvatitir do
ting,' I think' Ar i s rig At.
Wrove no; nns yet, although we fr 9 divot
-Ist tun daily, ever sine° Ire erf,http: * The
ere , a hit of roudkets hero, but Abokilujpitipat
we want. We were promised,And:intend to.haro
either the Mini° musket, orr Edield rifle.' -
Troops of all kindsare constaritly:oti the.inove
In and around the city;and adross:Gre`FotOinae.
I will not attempt to give nn 'estimate ofthe num
ber of troops encamped around tbe.eity, Abet
is impossible, unless one has access to the &Part
meats and beside'', it is not best to boast.
We have had quite a nanreber orrisits from
Lebanunians since we are hire—some from sol
diers in the army, among 'whom were Atjt. F.
jr., Capt. John Weidman, _Lieutenants
Reinhold and Linetiwearer, Sergt. Hoffman, of
the -Ist.Reserve Cavalry, Sergt. Dobbs, of Capt.
Weidman's company, and many others , whom I
con nbt.now name. Among thecitirens whci•vis
ited Of were 'our good friends G. DAWSOX COLE
MO! N., and lady, Adolphus Reinoehl, •Esq.
Ely mill others. You may be sure we glad
to see:Asti all.
'And-Ists* a few words for and about ourtialrbs:
First thin, It baa been reported that for: tliffr n st
three days we were In camp, we bad nothing but
bread and water to eat. This is all traatti eds tv
ery one should, and.wOuld have had,. one day's
rations yet remaining
,in his haversack, ;if they
had not destroyed them or threw theta 'airay.—
The next day we dretr our regular rations 'from
the Government, aid they ore more than tiny
reasonable -man *mita to nu t in ono day. .„ -
In the nekt.pleibei 'Me wore told that We would
get neltbe'retraif R49P •boards for our tetita.
you were to my tiistrAiew you would bot believe
this either, as it le neorly-balf full of straw that
the Government furnished um. In addition' to
this wo have flues constructed in our tents, for
warming purpasea, fur which the GoVeriament
furnishes us with the wood.
I have said this muoh in regard to this matter
because I have Seen many letters within, the last w
week, in which it was asked whether it as' true
that we were fringing and being starved to asth
at once.
The weather has beewrather cold for the , laat
few diiya, but it tarilidderating now. The hegtb
pf the' regiment is "rood. Mere linen; ""—..
. G. lIOFFMAN 11.
thr4 l llB l'Acirertiser.l
iirttfr-frout the Country.
ConNWAX43 Reait, JB6l
Dfa tntrou not being very prolific
in this grind division of rattirtebaiten, -will
drop you a fa lines by 17ny ofeinUcement,..and
assure, you lint nothing of such interest is to
Oitlveyou - Open your eyes wider than usual has
(muerte& since my last. -
The render may consider it presumptive Me
applying the sobriquet "grand division"- to,this
district; bn't any one desires to be convinced
Ortni ilitittrity, let him pay us.* visit, and
eat
isfy hithself that an apology- would , bo contra
bcatioa morei. .1 might describe the country gksid.
the' of its goodly denizens The
most glowing terms, but for rear ot.t ,
of partialityl shall refrain doing s,
Brit; it , to say, hoWeier,„ thu
mooted and somewhat intricate gum
our country ?"—ofton recurs to in
bringaiu, ytow Ow meat plftasaut
the beauties and advantageerof both
Literary Associations arp getting
his and neighboring distriettr o and
aoid.adon, the re. organiza'tinn'of th
locality—The North Cornwall Lyce
• lions of this character may be made very' useful
and profitable, if properly conducted, yet nearly
all the Speakers, if not Cheeklid, beturtne,toc ver
bose in heaven-soaring, earth-delvtng, transcend
ent expressions. Others fall . in an . error to which
human nature is so prone; but against which all
should guard themselves. ` ls now refer to what
may be termed argumentunc ad hotranera. '
A traveling phrenologist, {alias first-class loaf
,
er,) landed here a few days, since, but I under
stand ho did not immortalise himself by giving
phrenologioa 1 developments; peveral ",fast young
men" were operated uponiand pronenuced as rare
°Samples of smartness t What nett P
The matrimonial fever is raging here as an ep
idemic, and quite a number of .the fair daughters
and brave sous fall viethzta. I hope they will
not forget the printer, as • they pass the "happy
marriage bell." .Iflern.—Cold weather it at hand.
A word, to-the wise, tke.
As.l wend my way to the people's college, the
morning call of chantiefeltr is drowned in the
shrill screams of dying-porkers, and sausages,
per consequence, eonstitute the, bill of fareof
those wino alinghter several of the genus porcine.
mast to_ 'die "shalumester" . to be
overrun Witlkineites tl7 attend what are styled,
in our good old vornamtlar,,„"mstset-soups." lYe
noticed, a few evenings since, ode of these lite
rary personages, striking a variety of angles
across the:table, in such a manner th at 'convinced
me that be was. doing justice to the bounteous
fare set before Wm. .
Hunting appearirlo be the avocation of every
other pedestrian I, uteet . Rabbits are unaeui4ly
plenty this season ; (for the benefit of self-interest
sportsmen will please consider this as ironical
langstage,) but are easier been than caught. A
celebrated sharp-shoritbr, from your towo, ; and
the writer, have Made ,the necessary arrange.
meat/ to go on a hignikow. expedition in a few
days. That we Will Make a clean sweep Is a
foregone conclusion. Please consider yourself
In for the huff, as we feel disposed to be liberal
to the printer. •
Ae t eat cosily.by the fire, a few Wettings eirice,
reading the "Advertiser," I thought it might sf
foid Othire the itme,degree of pleasure, &They
.would take a paper, hence I make tit° recommin
datidti. Bit then, too, I experienced a practical
demonstration of the old and trite itphoriem—
"apples and eider"—and wlthottt disparagement
fc ibt Mewls' in towh, t confess, it must be trfed
tr. he appreciated.
am pleased to `obseive . chat - my friencla,out
h'e 6eejoitiirtn We . Peisession of large flock/ of
u r k exere ly 4,l•ntr,to think of the neer -4-
proieh of . Christmas; and particularly whether
I Wilt see one gracing the center of the rigiit
ble.abeut that time. I hare no fears to the cop-
Crary.
The county le infested with loafers.. A
f ew e v en i n g it. pion, one of these dittinyufshed
vagabonds •ent,e-ell' the "Ferview School. house,"
but being £qq heavily loaded with "old ryo,"-he
could not.r . gse. the wind.
I might note several other items, which I may
allude to In My newt, meantime,
BoilttFTOO,
,
It„. TbdStitorktafflourt of tho State of Now rbek - bisv
Issued a pernotUarinjunctlon against Eaton and Jane
kiwi for tountorfottlug Ayer's Cathartic Pine, hntdit
them maponitas for the cruel Imposition In what they
hags done anereettalulna them from further tn•
jury to the public. lf any class of onr peopre more
than another heads the Interttosition of law to -b Weld
thorn from imposture, It is the sIA and buffo - Talc who
are 111 - 01 ^ tOPTUA'39t themselves. A ratnimtylogovvr•
emp!oye4 .. . t**oe.. Pill , by olasseti,;bitth to
cure and preventdisease, should as It dors, hayi`eitry
secur it y the lormia . afford It, flout counterfoil laid.' but
tatto4 " sit . , -.117000. ,
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••••.
#atirtz.
German preachingTne4i Sunday at 'lO A. M., and Eng
limb at 2% r. M., in the Moravian church.
English preaching next Sabbath winning in the Firs t
Reformed church.
English preaching next Sunday morning in Salem's
Lutheran church_
German preaching next Sunday morning and English
in an evening. in 'Lion's Lutheran-church.
Ottniet Cal/linti..—Bervices . ln Temperance Hall, every
Sunday.arlo A, rd.:anal every Eriday at '1 P. M.
English preaching next Sabbob morning and evening
iwthe-Metliodlat Episcopal Miurali.
German preaching next - SO nth Morning at 10 o'clock
in the Evangelical church', _ tbo evening.
Sr. Joares:Rxrollosn'CittnlolllWEegular servite`every
Wednesday evening at 734 o'clock , every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and every Sunday evening at
7 o'clock.
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Switt•
On the let Init., nt the pariOnige, In Anglin", Ai
t h
Rer. Mr. Fetzer, Mr. JACO ILACCK.,of Cornw all , to
Id 9 *LIGET, of , Afirailly, .- -,:. .. ~
ty: r.n ettailng; . Btli ~ IRLitor.*A .My 'A
ft
Mr. A. ZlglitiEft t L
o ies ANNA BELLA 7
BROOK, both o O f Lebanon .
On the Rd lout, by the Rey.7:•W . Kremer, Mr. GEO.
LA CDEEMILOH. of Conitrattlo.nship, to MID COI
OLINR BORSTIOK, of Pala:lye, Lelia klOrt eiruaty. :
On the lOttfitutt., by the same, aft. LEvt K. LAW.
DEKMILCH to Mies ELIZA TAR, •both of fhl.i pile*.
On the littiliat.,hy ~ • Rev.. 11.51. Miller, Mr. lIENRYI
ELLENBERGER to ~ i , • ~ •: CA WOLF, lank of
Lebanon.
On cue 120iInst, 41,
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I"i''! l° .. • U l / 4 . by the Rey- W • n ci
Orob, Mr. JAMES M . : 1 ,.• •—. Wee LlZ7d gM. 8).1.
'GRIST ifortneel f ;11 .:. Ye. ) 'beta of Centre
county, Pa.
On the 10th ult., by Reg, Wur, Gerhardt, Mr. £V.
OURTUR BICILERMAN to Milli LIAM,NDA BERRY,
both of Jonestown.
On the let Met ,by the sem.O,IIr4DARLDBOEBRORE!
to Mlsa aLlZahtutd OUM atm, both. Of Can • tarn.
ship.
Pik •
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Depexted this life en' Om 24' lest. r at idesbernicsbgri,i
Cutabselas& sauntry,'.Rev. ipirclVEtSitY VA - ET ROPY
9 1 1 ,2614 71M a ger#0 91 " tc0 ..9i:PV. 4 W:WittVlei
.41644*..4.0Tutivisitud17 • f ehi .
On the 2tl inst., in tbleborough, Mrs. NANCY WEIR,
aged about 70 years.
On the 8d Inst.,ln Union tea:lshii:J. FIANNA. STEIN,
daughter otiMenry Stely, d '
ec'd., aged 9 years.
On the 19th September. in Kansas City, Atis
ME/ 417 formerly Of Ulla place
in the-57th yogi' of hie Age. -
On the it , th In Monree Valley, SIMON, son of
Jacob yeare, : 4 mouths,
and ln days., •
On the 28th, ult., in donastownE ELIZ ABEITE.I JANE.
daugh,ter.of Ltarrisa., aud Marla. LORE), aged 3 yen, e
and 11,.mpuths
on the 29th ult., fu JOUeR/OWII
infant son of John and ItuUriudl
end 28fdadul• •
Un Sunday, the 17th ult., i¢
NOECEEB, egad 78 years..
Ou .the 2tth ult., iu Jackson
DIEHL. aged 71 years.
211th ult, In Jaokson tr
O EI3,H, aged 73 yours. -
[from-the German Reformed Mesitinger„l
In Lebanon, Pa., on the 17thAtit., Col. DAVID
Stlttat, - aged 80" years; 8 'ainuthi; and days.
"Father Shirk was ineorperatediiiTh the Church
if. Chrlit lu -his •infitney. At'a. suitaVle age, he
icas' , .instrueted in: the doctrines of - reitgion, and
admitted to full communion with thii 'Reformed
Air Abe - Rec. Mr; railer; Then ; Viistor" of
the NM,Holland, arge Lan .iso;inty, Pa.
The writerlearned.from au intimate friend of
the deceased, that-he always:: aintained •an ex
oo Rent Christian ebarecter. The Aural at New
Rolland, altered hirgely in big pious efforts, and
liberal Contribution's.' He was noted for his gen
er:taffy; and kindness to,the poor, and endeared
himself to all by his uniform benignity mad ex
cel/once of character. Havinglreen deprived by
tleatb; of his beloped compriffffM, more than a
scare of years ago, ho had 'l4ructa residing - torso:ate
years, with a married daughter, in (his place.—
.4o long as his strength permitted, ..be attended
punctually en all the public means of grade.'-'ln
the Church of trod; and' her holy ordhlanbes; he
found great delight, and coultsay.frein the heart,
"Beyond my highest joy, •
I prizeher heavenly waist
or sweet 1:01/11311Inion, solemn vows,
er hymns of love and
ir
to, depart, and be with Christ, and
in theliefre of a blessed iintuortalitzthe sweetly
full asleep, 111341' is now, we cronfichintly:'irixAt, at
rest id heaVen, and shares With the redeemed, its
pure ind*blissfall enjoyments.
The.ehildren, :grand. oh ildren and the other
relatives and friends of the deceased, have in his
pious exa m pie( atlegaey, which far out-weighs all
earthly treasure. May this legacy prove to them
all a rich'blesSing, even as' it is to them now, in
lheitherearenient, a source - of , precious condort.
glafitrtisenttitto.
ELECTION NOTICE.
•
- N Etacar,foN of the*moMWs -of the Washington
13, Mutual Fire Insurance floartny of Lebanon, Pa.,
will be held at the office - Jiteob Weidle, Esq,, in Leh-
Wednesday, the first , day of January,
the hours of land 3 o'clock in the after
,tnembers to am-re as a`Board of Mena
luing-ye 4r4 .108, BOWMAN, Pres't.
Sect'y. [Lebanon. Dee. 11, '62.
A CENBltkli meatitik STOCKHOLDERS of
±1 the Lebanon Gas Company, wilt he.held at the of
of the Company on Stater atrectlitcoL
on MON DAYTJAN CARY - 6;1802, between'ehe hours of
2 and 4 o'clock - , P. M.. at which' time and-nlaeO airelee.
tion for SEVEN MANAGERS, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be h . `'By Order of "thelloard.
Lebanon, Dec. 11,3661.] JOHN See'ry.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
Teachers, Directors, and Friends of Ed
ucation in Lebanon County.
riIUE undersigund hereby ononnccs that a TEACH
ERS' INSTITUTE vr 11E1)e held in the COURT
HOUSE, LEBANON, commencing on
THURSDAY, , the 16th day of January,
A. D. 1862, at 19 o'clock, A. M., and continuing in
aepaion THREE DAYS. •
The e?iereises in the forenoon will oonsist of CLASS
"DRILLS, and those in the afternoon and evening of
ESSAYS, LECTURES AND DISCUSSIONS..
The following finestione will come, up for discuss:too
Should schools be closed on
,Baturday, and. District
Institutes held in their stead?
. .
Has a puiely intellectual culture a tendency to pro
mote good morels?
Are note majority of our Teachers too.tyremnical in
their noel government?
Should it Teacher's authority go beyond the school
house limits?
MSEMMEMiiiI
Dr. BIIRILO WES, (State Superintendent,) Hon. 01:0.
LANDOS,..p.cIif..,WICKICIUHIAIit, and C. V.
Es4 , ;:VOUnty fignerintindent of Delaware county, are
sOeited fo he tlre.sent to deliver lectures in the even
io
'rite heretics throughout will be interspersed with
Total xttrare. - In ehbrt, everything will be done by
the . kacenare Committee, in connection with the Un
dergigned, tbatwill bare a tendency to interest and in
stnict the Telichpi. Is it asking too mucli in return
that each Teittliii'rin the county be tweatint during the
eutlietiessleit; to scan himself et the means for tut
provelaent • thiit" *III hap resented? It Is considered
needlese.toepeak-at I obit Ft Of the int portance of Teach
ers' Instltutes,lihil the gcnd they have alma" ; accom
plished.- The experience of the last five yeare elearif
demonatretcs their usefulness, for it is they t hat hav e
been mainly instraniental In elevating the Teeclier's
profeuton to Its preeent position e aud in bringing about
the "happy Unihn bf hearts mill Union of bands" eve
rywhere toitalfested frith/ groat eduaption cause,.
'lt is belief/El that Directors would act in conformity
srith the - bee) Intermits .of the • ethools, :by granting
Teneheril the prifilege - of atthuding Inatittitee *pliant
lossof time or reduction or 4.1.1. The Directors iu
quite a number of districts have already granted the
time. Let their good exam:wil, be followed by every
District in the county, and whore the time will not be
granted it cati' hardly' be deemed a sualcient reasonlor
Teachers' abserice.
The Hotel keepers hare consented to make a llbend
redaetiott in priees of tam. Ladies will be entertained
grattHrOtaly. Let there be a turn out worthy of the
good Cause. By order of I.IIS:VRY, UAUCK.
Leh**, Dec. 11,1861. County Superintendent.
StEERIV • FS. SALES .
BIL" tie if sundry 'Writs of lirabtlitioni Exponne,
out of the CoUrt of Common Pleas-of-Leba
non comity, and to mo directed, will bo sold by Public
Venduo or Oat dry, on
Wednesday, Jontiary 1,1862,
at 1 o'clock, P. M., at the I'u4lic !rouse of DAVID Het-
Loam', in, the boruudlt• of Lett/fain. all the potato,
right; flue, interwt of WILLIAM YEANTZ,;of, in and
to the following Mel Eitatu: : • • •
JOHN.
No. 1, A certatn TRACT OK PiECE OF LAND. bit;
nate in F.aat Hanover township. Lebanon county, join
ing on the-Fort and Nast by lands of Henry Wagoner,
eolith by thril l ion and Weat hy ;Meagre. A !la
- irfitilln I ANL' The finprorementa aroa twe
etr litoi2~o weather - bearded novet, a Aril . -
Hi rataWITDOCK, and a' largeMOAT,...,SHor, a
Frap,o STABLE, a gootryoung Orchard, nitd . a
it failing Well of Water near the Haute, con talnitg
a Fiv.er.icxeti of IN Nat Laud.
"ContainingAbout . FOUß ACRES e nEA,Dow
LAND, hoandteton'thelforth by tho Union Canal, Loot
asef South lby lands of Mr. Cable, West by lauds of
John Blaulfair.
r Seised itinYtak4 isu . thitsai pro . pec . r tiof
tfrli NtANTZ... • ' ,
LSO, by virtue of ativairal Wilts of Levert Raclin,
Zip taped pafoirCsaid;r. will sinker the sumo, time
add pldel,ial tbe'tattito t yllght, title end interest of
DANIEL hirrt.ats, ol; in and to the following neat
:Estate vie:
lio.i, All that certain Meaenago or 'Tel ement or
TRACT OF LAND, situate In Jacneene towusEJp, Leb
anon; county; bbunded on the.Narth by .Tpwit Lota and
au alley of Um yAllage.d.Alyorsttarn'..East up Town Lots
and the public road lending from the .perks and Dau
phin Turupike road to Selinrits•Steani min, Baptit by
u road amt.lanas of ;Tibia Yrritneir and Weil by.the old
hbutdlerstoWn road,-contaiiiing •
la
TWENTY-HIVE AO/11143,' bo the •
sante, more or less. The improvements arc a *.
tvw-story Frame HOUSE, weather•boardetl a. ,I . 11
bout 84 by 30 feet, with a Ritelien •attachad. I ,
. about lb by 20 feet, a swiTzßit BAItN about so uy 40
feet, WAUON SUED with Corn Crib attached, Pig-Sty,
nod other out-buildings ; also, a WELL of nevor.failing
Water with the appurtenances.. .
No. 2, *II ths certain TRACT OF LAND, situate In
Jackson. ttrwnslitP, Lebanon conuty, and State afore.
Bald, houndelLosid described as fellows, to wit , : • Begin.
ning of a Moneta. the main or public road leading from
Seheefferstown to Idyerstown, a corner late of Henry
A ; Koclt's laid, 00003 North eighteen degre¢s.. East
*twenty perches to,the canal-Lank thenoe.h; said canal
eat tward ninety-seven perches to a caner of John
mel's lend; thence by laud of Johii Immo! and others,
South seietity-eight 'vetches and seven -tenths tti a
corner of John Classer's.land ; thence by said Job re Ges
ear's land, north sixty-Ilse degreesandi half wort, thirty
•eight perches and seven-tenths to a hone; thence by
.the same, South Axiom degrees and a• quarter twist,
eight perches and nine-tenths to a stoi e v thence by
said Henry Roch'rlimi, Nortkitizty-flve degrees end a
.half wog, ility-fiefinr perches to the place in beginning,
CONTAINING.. 2 6, AeltEkhAND4t *ERODES.
efsed:lnd Zo bai mold el .the preporsyfit DAN fEL .
.Dl,ba lE,and the syhole:to he Fold by
JONANDAN• RENDER, Sheriff.
Ow" - 01120; Lobanoa, Dec. li, /FM.
OMB
c.7!ViiirEll - 4181111.' TinirriVE,
rri.wa,SuzScaruzits - baring Ifeeti " out' or briefness
‘ lftgtat Months, ereuldVire notice to persons yet re•
renlintin debt fo • the ffrnt of GEORG E - 1 PYLS, that
aretftets Must promptly. be made between tkie and
Meier - Of January, gent. • After that time the books
will be placed into the boas of A. S. ki.r, ER., for
collection: • • • cEiwOM.st
EMI
Lebanon, pee; 4, 1881
got Atigkets, , ,.AAl42ltEli
in Shoemaker's 14 144**NwiFipliritit'r..., fiiid .0 41
kt, la la dieevorw "6 byttwundetsianed, in
ftli poll li .. td
. tr e atit,**4 4 ZtVa4 7
- 1 - *101:4110,,46:44!
NOTit
lotice.
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'- • - In the Court of Common
Tobias Kreider, Pleas of Lebanon County; of
vs. August Term, .11361, No . 45,
William Plireaner, SeireFadaa,to revive theabove
Oharlee Malley andjudgment, continue the 1'
Sainuelßehin,Adminii- and show cause why exe
tratora of Dr. Benjamin . sha not issue. Al Ith
Phreaner, dee'd, wh al representati
wes a joint ands r • • hi caner, dec
in a bo • ade parties to
BF P • rnable to Nottir.,
to , 61, the. Court .16 order
/et 11a1 t 'laming . of the' above
das we given to William Phreanerr John
y
*iilyer B. Plireaner , Solomon phreaner,
- }(late Elinina Pirr4aner,)_ and - her Bus
;Bastes Molly. Sarah Kramer (late Sarah
and John Kramer. her husband, as to
-,oto the Sheriff returned "not Served," by ptiblica-
Min-three times in one of the newspapers published
iri'tht/'Borough of Lebanon, the last publicatien to
be atleuften days, befere the drat day of January,
'Perth
"VDU AItiDTACTI. OF YOU; the parties abotm named,
3_ are thMefdre hereby notified to be and appear be
fore' the Ifonorable,the Judie,' of the Court of Common
Pleas in and for said county, to be holden at .Lebauon,
on Monday, tit e Gth of January, A. 14,1502, end then
awl there shittecanse why the judgment in the above
case shall not be revived, the lien be continued ; and
why execution shall not issue. •
JONATEIAN BENDER. Sheriff:
Merin Office, Lebanon, Dec. 4,'01.
NEW -GOODS'
JUST RgeErs'im 41.4 4 STORE OE
L. - K. LAIJDERMILCH
9
In Cunzberland Street, Lebanon, Pa.
Selling 0W Selling.oll"
:AT REDUCED PIKES:
LAMES , DRESS ' GOODS ".
Pb&lt and Figured Delaincs. Valour Cloth, Para
ntetta Cloth; Persian Cloth, RiUns.Fancy_and IMO;
thlks, Sack Fltinunis. Giughsins unit dalicoes. l
STI.4 WI/S.
Brocha, Long & Square Blanket Shawls, CI euis' Shawls.
• NOTIONS. . •
Gauntlets, litlks, Stockings, hoop Skirts, Bslmoral
Skirts, Collars. litobetdbis, !foods, Nutdas, Siniacks,
Scarfs, Buck Gauntlets, &c.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR..
Cloths, Cassitneros, Satinets, Jeans, &u.
DOMESTICS.
liluslius, 'Pickings, Check riannoi4
GROCEBIE:;
QI7LENsTrAiIIi.
BEADY-MADE CLOTHING SOLD AT COST
FOR CASII:
9m.A1l kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange.
Lebanon, Dec..1,1.86Y:
Furs. Ears. Furi.
_
3:111F, undersigned Ismail inform the , Ladies of Lam ,
non county, that he has the larkest lot of LAMS'
URS on hand over oftiked in „Lebanon, which will'be
sold at low rates—from t,3.50 t 044.5 per felt. No Furs
Misrepresented in order to affect RAMO*.
Lebanon, Nov. ti, . ADS:ir RISE.
- . • .
. Executors'. Notice. ---.
ttOTICE. ie hereby g - ien, that Utters Toetamentaiy
- on the Eitate of Ilielit'eel Item, Jr decd , late of
'llion - township , Lebanon county, Pa.. havel been grant
to the ander4igned. All perm& hiving claims on
d Estate Will pleise . *fremat. them, duly authentica
ted, and num! indebted arllleltake payment without de
lay to either of the undfriegifed. •
MICHAEL . Jr.,E.E.tril, Union toWnship.-
JACOB WEIDLD, tabanao,
Executors of the Estate oflftmlitt. Hris, sr., dee'd.
- November 27, 1661. *. -,', .
NOTICE.
glin undersigned, Adininistratte of the ' catate of Dr.
1 {B us As BOWE; decyd., late aacksol..tionship;
Lebanon county, hereby notify al ,ticrsous mdctted to,
'or hoving•olaitns on said.estate, to prdseut them on' r
before theist olJanunrst,lBo2,4egie books will then lie
Placed in the hands of .a proper °Oder. :no costs of
collection in the Itbo,re case will he'greatef:thsn vault],
as one of the Adndoistrators is the only Justice of tho
'Peace In the district. sail hence the accounts rill hare
be placed in the hauds of a Justice out. of the tntru
laltip. DANIEL MUSSER,
JOSEPH COOVER,
Myerstown, Nov. 27,'11. Adminietratora,
Treiste'e Notice
}NOTION is hereby Mean tis Fit the undersigned hag
basa_appointoil, by the Court of Common Pleas of
Lebanon county. Trustee of the estate of JOAN H.
SNAVELY. of North Lettaems township. Lebanon county.
All pamtons haying claims on said estate will please
present them, and tbcseljnachted Arlll make irammllata
payment. 11.ENRY 8. 11EILLA N.
e Nrnwall toAliship, Noir. `ll. 1501.
•
A dministrator's Not
.NoTick: is hereby Ovals that tettnilief
tiou ou the eetette'of VAMANINTt 81IAN Z,
qteekt., late of the borough oftebanori, Tabauoo county.
.Ra., have been granted to tire undersigned. or the same
piece. All persona indebted , to said estate will please
make immediate payment, and thaio playing plairue
will present tltem rer toottlettientlitith - otit delay.
DI I ell A • 1.;00811R, Administrator.
r. Lebanon, November 20,1861.
L Er,Jtl.llE R lt":441,0:
This Way, if you Want. •Chectis Aumber.
THV undersigned have lag:f4o l *ell a-Partner- 1
ship ft:l...the purpose of engaging in the Lum
bar Business, un a oew plite, would- respectfully inform
the public at ltdgg,,that.their place of haziness is lixvio
BOWAIAN'a Oltl . Lumber Yard, in,,Eaßt Lebanon, fronting
ou Cliostnut atreet, one square from the Evangelical
Citnreh. .o.ty have enlarged the Yard and filled it with
a new andliffeellent assortment of all kinds of Lumber;
such • aa,BoA.itna, PI,AI4I[S, JOISTS,
' ' • LATTIS, SI/1:91.E5, ANG SCANTLING,
of all limgthe and thickreteleV-In short, they keep cop
sts:ntlY on hand, a full and well-seasoned aa,, , ortmeilt of
all kinds of BUILDING XATERIALE. Perseus hi want
of anything in their lineage Milted to call, acamilie their
stock, and-learn their miens.
'Thankful for pat favors, they beles:tbatily att en ti on
to blamed; and moarate prices, to melt's. continaance
of public patronage. . •'
BOWMAN, 11.4.111 ER it LAPP.
ALSO,• .
- T.ehanmh September 671800.
At the same time, at Hie late reeidenre:Oethadlileegui- ----‘— — 7 iii . :. ‘. --.... A" — , —''''''' --.7--,
ed, in Chestnut street, between Mavitet 'and Plank .• . 'Jame 4.8" LUC; Pl ace t o:G et . .. •
Road, the follbwina . . •
' • .ClitAP A Na-gikSIT I ONA . BroFt:
. PERSONA L PROPkRTY•i • Boots wi.,,,,,,.
Stove and Fire. - 8i4,14, liss om r ddild 4 . 0
..Di i . y: CL,OOK , )O , 3IVVViti 1. . .. el
•• .
••• Beds
.and Bedsteads, HOldefit t l r E. 41(.511 FOR SPRING AND . BH-Andlgit:' , '• ...• -
4 4 ,ii., 1 'Bedding and Clothes,. cap o giti ,7•D r atp re p, . 'p aH undersigned having opened hieilliPßlNgt-AIR
) 7 I Chairs, Tables. Kettles, Tubs,' king Alms.: .I. , EUlltiliddeit
es, 4itelien Furniture, and many otar,.ertd. , - BOOTS, SHOES, HATS: 'CAPS, TRIMS ;Aid'
Glee Lao numerous .to mention; Mimi:. dc:, 'Vilna .TRAVELING RAGS, of the very latex",
made known by - MICHA A LW I ISB:, Addil IY, • "
' t and handsomest styles and best fluid , '
Li
Leheram, lir:err-Mbar 20.1861. • • • • • would respectfully invite all his old fribifills
. • • • ,--, acid caste- 41 .. s.• ' • ' . .. - .
•
Orpliairs 7 Court Male.
ddetTANT io 'an
,orde,r of the ()minion' -Co.nl of
P
libbsoon county will Inioffered for sale' at public
IfesdilWortmt‘ory, on
.Salstrday, Me Mil day of Drititall, twit,
at1.101= 1 :114l., at the public Wiwi:Mi er
ller= ;Low,hi ilia • Lebatien, in the county. of Lebinon,
1131 that Certain lifewiinge,Tenentef..t and Lot of Ground.
with the appiirtenanees, late tho Estate of
is. Catharine Shantz, deed, situate in the borough
1 'of Lebanon aforesaid, frootiog.llB feat on Chesi
, nut etreet, adjoining lut of diary - 11111er oh
t to Lent, au alley on the s.onth anti lOrbf.doo. Snavely
on the West. The improyentotkie on *fa Let . behig 4 n
Two. Story EATiI Eit4loA RUED D Vi'tt dCI A MY,
end Kiteneti, and - n frame, Stable, We reiraup oticito
will be htidelnown by th ruhtieribiw : a the. dio,of
bele:. 1 inat
AaSitl3F+l4
AdmintAtrater of the listatn of Cattuist44l Shantz, deed
Lainuien, Nuroniber 20, 1861.
- -
FITS : FITS . : ! .FITS I! 1.•
A - H. RICHEY hex removettlbiV NO. 'I Tattorik
• tatabliphiner.t to No. 8 NortalkAtint etreet, two
l#doors north of Henri°PAPP Pto d directly carp
1
1
poBltOthe ' rt 11014118. NA *Mita. saws ho win ron,tin
Ile tO elltlfiletiifd I 4 1) Ortieleft 'JO ' file line with
-; noty titidalieyitteh, rartiptlicr g tentioit. will
• bee,p to -cutting PAS rettliknechildretni cloth
hile- 80. -He 40E0143 witiineltitnittee of the
4
rrry :thopt.l iaArencp thus far extended b the altizeos
of Less bepolyte s :/rutitya All kinds pf . 11 . 'obing dOne
Auk fobakf erroi a
.0.6 0f..1.411."8i I'a-ii ow ins
OdEchinee. - A ork-warrautetand V,nti Pitiefactilin
vartenteed.. .'4 ..- - • -I.laehutiont,loel 4301961;1
gae - ATKINS &111R0."34414*.8b0t - land Shtsb
a.6Lotit...•..te-1 . • A 1,
REMOVAL.
DANIEL GRAEFF'S
foot s" • 1101: ATONE,
AS been removed to his MAT resilence, Cult,
1 f
bertaint street, tx," square West from hisoidstatid,
and 'opposite the office of Dr. 0. L. Olftiager,
1/BBA,NON, PA.
Ile has jbat opened a . large and desirable atoilr.oS
Boots
an She,. , a. LadieS' HiciE/aiters at ih.tri;
Ladies' Lova. Kietees sl.i,a ; Aliiises, $1; COttfBe
Men's Bouts for :;"250; Men's Gaiters SI; for Buys sl.7ii
to $2.50; for Children $1.144 to .62;4.
Also a large Variety of Over,Losis, Trunks, Traveling
Bags, &c. tome, aer, mat judge for yourselves.
Lebanon:Nov. 20. 'tit. DANIEL 011ii5,13FF.
Shoenuilier* Alter liota
50 Slineinaliere. Rork on Militnfy Shoes; ate
. waiited by the litiiPreigtird in Lebanon.' Gond
wawa and employment for the 1. half. winter wilt be
given. 'Apply immediately :JACOB ROE:IMb.
Lebanon, ,tkept. 4, '6l.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS indebted to ABRAHAM I.F.IIMAN,
. Stearn Miller, of North Lebanon township, Leba
non county, are hereby- notified that his books of ac
count' have been transferred to Ali,hael Shenk, and
that the seine halal been'placed toy hands for collec
tion, If the .aceounts are not eel tied before the lot of
January, unit, suit will be brought. -
J - OtTAA FUNGI:.
Lebanon,.Dec._ Ate), for Michael Shenk.
MISS AT INS
. . ,
TV
respectfully, allikOlilleo to the, citizens of
TV Lebanon and vicinity that, she has opened a
FASHIONABLE MILLINEItY and ItiANTUA 51AIi•
LNG ESTABLISHMENT, in Market street, 2d door
aborellill. .
A nen at ,e 1: juat 'received and -
opened for inspection,
embracing a fall assortment rah, Crape end Straw
. Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, Flowers, &e.
Lebanon, April 17, 1861.
• -'CLOCKS.
hirty Dny,
- Eight Day,
hity 11 o u r
- CLOCK',
Just Received at
.1. 3. BLAIR'S jewelry Store,
Lebanon Pa.
1y43, _
Private Sale. 4
rIIIIIB Subscriber offers at priritte sale all that certain
j, farm or tract of land, situate partly in Pinearove
township, Schuylkill county,` - and partly-in Bethel town
skin, Lebanon county, bonnded by landlot Bek-,
ert and Guilford, Benjamin Aycrigg. Daniet •
Donbertstid others, captaining one hundred and I
torty,eight acres and irquarter, with the appur
tenances, conaisting of-a two story log dwelling house,
(weather boardodYa 134. story log dwelling bouae. a I/ ev,
bank barn, other Unthuildings. and a new water power
saw mill. Vor terms, Sc., - which will be easy,- Apply to
G. W. irIATCIIIN, Agent.
oil 20, 1569.-tr.
rZE
House for Rent.
riril • ntain* Store lloont and eleven
other-foonis for fainlly dwelling an. 4 stars --
it is fu Henn:tail's Dale, Lebanon county, four
- -and a half miles west from Lebanon., on the
' .Union Canal. Store has been kept in theahove
%! house for the last three years., This stand is
situated in a thickly settled part of 'Lebanon
nty and is calculated to do a large COnntry and
• t business, haring a fine whitif and landing for
boats to lay; and large and convenient 'stabling for
boat horses. This stand is with worthy the attention
of such wishing to engage in Store, Grain and Coal ha
siness... Terms very moderato,
Octol , er 30, JOHN HEITMAN, 11. S.
Town Lotit at, riva ft Sale.
lift subscriber offers for sale his fine MIR I-1 LOT
1. OF44ItOUND, on the old Forge road, near the Quit.
tapahilla, in this borough. There is no handsomer lot
in this locality than this one. It will be sold to suit
the times. Payinentipasy. Apply to
Lebanon, Sept. 25 2 '60 SANIUEL ITARBESON.
!=i=
TUE COUNTRY SAFE!
,
TIM ELECTION AL . RIG ITT
m wr,._.fa a a ID
rr„E, , are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine a handsome selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which have been bought to please, both in style and
price. TRH i4ILDIIII will - find it the place to buy
SILK &J 1 FANCY DRESS GOODS
Including Fancy Dress. Fabrics h Every Variety, Btu&
rind Fancy Drees Silks, /*outside, Daregea and
Robes, Lawns, English Chinties,
ChalHes, Clothildes Irene. &injures,
Luella and Duster Clothe, Prints.'
and isluslins.
THIBET, SPRING, BROCUE AND STELLA
Sll4 W
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS,
SECOND MOURNIN G GOODS,
STEEL SKIRTS,
FLANNELS; VEILS.
GLOVES, IFITTS, &c.
CP.STLF.MEN will be pleased .w.lth our selection of
CLOTHS; CASSINERES, VESTINGS,
And other articles of Gent's Apparel.
CARPETS, ,QUEENSIVARFI rt . GROCEBTES,
in fact everything that is found in a well-stocked
country atote:
We most respectfully solicits call from
and will take great pleasure In showing goods which
fu elleapusss and beauty cannot be surpassed. •
FUNCK & BROTHER.
North Lebanon Borough, 'April 3, MI.
0111-Lots at Private Sale
WILL be sold at Private Sale,
S ACRES OF LAND,
situated in Long Lane, /MX the borough line, In Corn
wall towuebip. It adjoins The land of Widow Fulmer,
on the North, Win. Atkins audJohn Krauss on the East.
There Is a one story LOG ITOPEE, Weather boarded,
erected on the land, and a good WELL in the gardeu.—
The laud bee due stones for quarries. This tract will
make a nice home for a smell family.
OA. It is free from Grobnd Rent: Good title will be
given. ADAM RUGGER_
N. B.—This tract 18 now covered with flue grate r helf
of which will be given to the purchaser.
Lebanon, June 13, 180, ' '
JOHN 0. 0111 EL. JACOB. a Luz,
I=!
LEBANON
Door,
.Sash and . Steam Planiitg
Locntea on lke Sianatiuse - Road, near ('amberlanel
•
. Street,
Bast Lebanon.
THE undersigned respectfully inform ,
the public in general, that they tr . • •
still manufacture and keep on hand.
Door, Sash, Shutter, Blinds, Flooring. •••
Weather-Boards; 0 Gee Spring
ifouldltigs, of all sizes, Wash.llotrds. Surinice,
Cornices, and all kinds of BUILDING kIATEItIAf.S
for Uoures . We also constrict the latecit and thoat im
proved Stair Ouilng and lined Bulling, suitable fur
large and small buildings.
. We now Invite Farmers, •Meelianiee end Builders to
call and examine our stock, which we will warrant to
give entire malefaction to all who may lacer the under.
sigued with their custom. •
LONG ACRE, GABEL BROTLIER.
Lebaii2M, October 0;1881.
P. S'. l There Is also all kinds Of TURNTMG at the
mime Mill. Pruning, Sowing, dc., promptly done for
those who may furnish Cumber.
“Ma"rket Street Ilotel,”
corner brartet and Chestrtut Streets, Lebanon.
JOHN 111.A.TT.HES, PPoDrictol'. .
AVINO taken the above Stand, long occupied by
.DI r t.rox min Znemastaw, Twill spare no petits to
make the Traveling Public. who stop st It, perfectly
comfortable, and invite. ell to give we a trial. The
House is large and well.arranged. The Table sUpplied
with the beet seasonable edibles ; .the at:stitch' with
the choicest Liquois, awl the Stabling large and com
modious!, • JOAN MAYTIISS.
Lebanon, May 8, 1861. .
BOWMAN, HAUER &.*OAp.P.;S
. . .
Walter & Arecht , s 'nil 1'
ri p aN ,s u bediDers rumen/fa/tit-inform the public that
J_
they lulie entirell rebuilt Val en tbe.lif.ile . SU 'Ft•
tal.ti;" fOl'nierlY 'k nOWD 10 •',Straw'B" and later aft tlfeit•
gert'e: about one.lberth,Of .a mile trout Jonestown,
Lebanon'ammty, Pa.; that-they bare it _uow in datipleto
running order,..p.nd are prepared to furl:Asti eustinnere
reguinfly with,a.verysuperior -article or:
.11k 474 7E.-4 111 1:110 -4
i. ILAIk._ - .p.
, ehtt7lhil cribe obtained from ally 'An* sou I'M
q-.) A .
w
Th,; pg. on hand and fbr sale lowksf ca . ah
a
prices CI 13,71aN, SIIORTS,'..te. .Th'o::,-. are' Qua ilre...
,paredittit - bi tar kinda of Cusromese Woilit, tf . u. Vannera
And eiliera, sic the very hhorteot pOeibleviiretieu ,n't is
;1' to all give ilteut a trite. The. tnaphinery of the
*bntir9/I'xit. , V , and of the aKt pa . , t, and met int-
Itil; - l.ttIstrlet attentiOn tO'bMiltioes and fait
, ttiC . :o4y , lie4o to merit o..litio:re of public patronage.
.. 'lto ytcvu wAVT- —l'l-71 , , . - ;: AV' Filqq; - RN:At "CORSI' OATS, &0.,
PagrooßA pu'ois younielf of.tki.ol , he'it. art, . t..tigto., 1 . 1.'01 , 4 the hizheet , l4lM4oVerket prie9s
4 title. ' '"'ek •
rto be had at ViAllin. ilallitTiOtett'dupt: ko „r t..' 'nit! 1.4 laid. - -- . , , TRA-20(14. IVA 'NEIL. ,
a 'non Deu.sit dank: 7 ' . ' * -," '''' - 1 ' ''' ' Not. :TAW,' . . . .711 , RA.] A M Tomrn •
As.
and customer", and othati, who wish to buy the beet a,-
tia
his line at the lovreat pVicea at his store in •
I:M2,nut St., next to -the County Pt
1 . 1 is not necessary M entnneyate particular articles,
for .his stool: null:Tanen erefithlng for lAthiet,, (lohtle
mon, Girls, Boys - and Childfen 'Vet tan he called for in
ileintromot ofliuninem_ Tlke.4}tiifb l,prticularlp, '
will find a choice selection of all theingideonnint and lat
osyityles of shoos.,oo.ltors,Ao. Alowtinnt of Ulm,
Caje, Trunks, Tfueelitht #IWEI. dcc.,
.801...4431„
N OP Brest , ea* 049 04 : 4 1. 421 .4. 0 bWALL
.4' • • .•
*lfiti"ltsk •nd 'TOE 'MAO?: . - . •
4044 . 1861.
s',ZUNPAY:BOIIOOI, SUIMItiNI'ESPF:NTS is rail,
/0 to the . . •
/NVANT CATEeiliSn,
printo iii cliaptele, ou fine WIWI emji,
elaptcr L - 4-"The.Preaticf,
Chdptet Frudi
Chagter 1.--"The.Wirtu of Ch !...-iiittg•
herds,' v.,
Wks afen , aThi
'
I - 11. , --“Jsgt;e l ittillq.,,ol,l hia Joixtzre,
i':tisoser at .Fertt:lttlinti." -
ett , eaolt ; etl 13.1 r dun; S - 2.cor hral!re.l.
Addreid, , H. H. 1011:i11:1.,
:1')v.1:;, Lehaium.
I S6l NE: V ST 14. 1 . Msi;
A PAM ridinbeiltnal Sheet, tddla#,en" .
•11., Alarket and tha'rkokrt lloase,:ndrfh Aide, has
now on hand a ,splendid dAe4 , ..trxwict of the' Not
Style of HATA ND'OA 17, fon men and boya,for
'to which ihn ationtioh• of tin. i3Ohhir isreepeetfully n
t.. 11. Mats of all priLYS, froin fler , lieaneet lo tx.o.t
costly, tliwayg on hand, JIA 01 ,, 54 j int optiv d a vinu
did asHo3 unapt of SUMllill.ft HATe., elobr,on,V.such
STRAW, "PANAMA., PEDA L, PPAp,L, LEG_
ift N, SPNATE, CUBIAN, anti ull (Ahern,
5_ lie will also Wholesall) Liudi
Sry topmutry Mena a3s'4l,,toseOtt2 tn•no , ..
Lebanon, July 17, 1551.
... ....
Boot :vita glide Nita •e,
Si hr
. . J A(1411.: tt4EDEL L r ,. .Peetr.inY in
fitrnit the public fluid he. :dill runt In.
- ..„.. ties isi,i eY.tensive establiiii molt in
1 616. „dope ilia new hailding, in Olin Lo , :rl:iud 1.,
' whei'e In, liopeB to render thA aqui::
sat isirePtion tte lier..l.)fore In :di a la,
rosy furor him with their extqh,/ii. If, itlr i tce .11ar,be tits
and dealersin SORTS au& l'Atitiland every One wit)
WiEllletila purchase Atsiii , .' mat.ln nn..i. dural.de artidee in
his line. to 'ntil . l and ekaittise for themeelv . eg., hiat urge
and varied4t(o.
He' s . detertnitted sitrpasq all ccuxpetition in the
manufacture of every article business,uititble for
any 3larket in the U
nion. A due care taken in reserd
to materials and workmanship; none ht the heat
-ty of LBATIIER;nikd other materials are used, :Uhl none
but the best woHtmen are employed
p. returns his sincere thaplvi to his flier/as for
the veryliheral ptarquttge , heretofore bestowed on hies.
lie hopes by strict attention to business and endeavoring
to please his oustomers;:to merit a share of public pa
tronage Lelia J lay ;i, 1861.
r 3L -1 -311E4M- }Mk_ - I[V -.41 1, OD
("ONE to the subaryiber. in Palmyra, ltftlianal Co.,
about the.first tif Ostolo r ,r, IS6l,prie STEER. White
and lied, _about one anti a
*half years old, mid 1 II RIF-
El:, white aud - rett sprockled, • f' •I
i Amy n'.o-it our yeurehl. The vivo—
_
cc or owners are requested do come and take the same
away, otherwise they will be dealt with according to
law. - St. - MON 0. noßsTicri.
October 3A,'01. "
The Eclectic Class-Rook,
FOR TM: USA;-01 VIE
SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHER,
S pronounced by all who bbve examined it, better
I adapted to the wants of the - Sunday school leacher
than link .fiow iii use. Send fo r k copy fin' exituliniaiun.
Price per doze u. 4,1 CelltS per illiedred. l .` 4l3,oo
Nov. 6, '6l. .41dress-11. 11. 11.011111EL„Letainon, Pa.
•
NEW
FALL & WINTER !
HENRY & STINE'S
LAMS' DRESS GOODS
French INterinoet, C4Aurgs, Caphmeree, Mualiu De-
Intuits, all Wool Raps, Sack nauttels and Plait Goods
of every description and at all prices. Tor a splendid
assort plant of Dress Goods call at
HENRY . & STINE'S.
Joax K. FuNex.
SII AW LS ! • SRA WI,S!!
Ilrorha Square and Long Shawia, all Wool plaid Long
Shawls. nourriing Wool. shawls and a large lot of
squaro Wool Shawls offered at low priOes by
• 111.1\K!
MEN'S AND BOYS' WE'A
Clotlie, CaSAMOIW, Sattitietg,Utyion Cassimere, Ken
tucky Jeans. Ermine Cloths, and an nasortnient Beaver
Cloths. which will he offered at reduced prices by
Lebanon - , Nev. o,'ol. HENRY & STINT.
. .
almanacs. alinanacs.
ALMANACS FOR- 1882.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
H. • H. ROEDEI4I I
CUMBERLAND STREET, 'LEBANON.
'Viz t---lamen , t,r Almulial;—EnfcliAl and Ooman.
Lutheran " do
do du .
Reading
Lebanon, November
IF YOU WANT
PICTURE of ti ear friend. enlarged eri
colored in oil, rzil at DAILY'S Gallery, next d4or
to the. Lebanon Deposit sank. •
• CHEAP STOR.E
-
RAUCH & LIGHT.
At Use Corner of 'Cltenberland greet and Pleriik Road,
LEBANON, .PA.
RA UCII & 1.1(111T take pleas .i re in inform.
IT ing their triennia and the pcblic generally that they
bare just, opened - a.largc and carefully selected assort
ment of
DIM GOODS;
OROCitRI ER. •
&c.,
to'Which Coy respecifally invite the attention of the
;HMOs : Their
• DRY GOODS,
have all been selected with the greatest care front the
largeolmporting houses in PhiladelPhia.
GRO.CERIES,
A large stock of cheap Sugars, Coffeek, Teas, Chocolate,.
and•all kinds of gpices. Also, a large assortment of
Q,UEEN SWA RE.
among which are the nesimst patterns, together with al
most an endless variety of Goode In their line of blisi
-12C5.9, whiCh will be sold very cheap for cash,or Countty
Produce taken in exChange. • '
BAGS!. BAGS! 1 BAGS! 1.1
The attention of Millers and Farmers is directed to
their large stock of.PAtil , , which they will sell at
wholeimle prices'.
October 17, 1360.1 • RAIICII I 1:111lir
R.hf T irE IDATALY I '
A TTORNEY-AT:LAW.-01Reo fwenntberlanfi Arcot,
in the offiro of his Labor, Gun. John Widatnn.
Lennnon,..tingut 2R, 1861. • .
. -
• - TE YOU WANT
A • good PlCTUarfor a 31edalliou'or 'calltat.DAT
-1
Bank. .rt . GallefA r tatzt &or to the Labeizon. Deposit
•
101' ENE sTri dally toothily: faehionable
I►rt.lls Goods, kith as tlazellea. Illoranibiquoe, 116
deans. Lawns, Laverlarofulik tad.; for /raveling dropion;
Silk Cloillys. Silk Timis. Crape De Spoor', Giagliama
And Gray. Dhoti uooda of over) , dearriptino, offered' id.
unusually low prlciat by GENET :& STINE.
Eisr . AU thoaliore goods offered at you low prices.
. - - - - -••--
Afilm. .ar.sorunent •of Linea Goude for - Costa and
Panto just recoli*ct wild offend at Orval *wiping
by • .
SUBS' RIPTIONS
SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPERS
. itE RECEIVED AT Tin
- 113..0 . 0K STORE
OP
• •
11. It. 4.
310:E D EL, LT:I3A NO'N' IA.
The. 'We. raParc - Migiiklic4r the- Azuericau Trnet
.• itud , aotatiquoullity—by
U.
Thu Lutheran Iterald—monthly—Lather*,* Public*.
•t . • •
The Pastor's ilolper--Inouthißefortaei Public*.
lieu.. •:-
'rho Sunday School Worldweekly-o-for Teacher°.
-, •T4,l . ,°•§oayfichool Time.° a
tokEunday hoot. vtatting r aat kutre any et thee
pe :rill pleat° lutn•lin tbairavutnbor b e tore Januaryt
at, tlbr (ki)lanttn,lPc.4,34oL
REA DYINIAD.E. 014.1 THING
IViinc.'sold . at
.
EXtreliteifi Etiiv Pru es.
1 ABER, one of the firtu.uf Haber k tiros:, 6114
, won the stock of Ready•unule Chi bing.at the
aPpreisement, which will pnublo liitn to poll lower than
anywhere else can be bought. .Cell and sec for your
telvee before you make your N II purchase.
TilkliE DOORS WEST IltOM COURT HOUSE.
Lebauon, Sept. ta), 'set iik;NRA ItAlika.
The Attention irif
' C
GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
STORE!
tint THE FOLLQ:WINAI
HOSTE TTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The I,roprietori and adratif.if;tllrerS of .fIOS
TEITTLit'S CELT:Bit Afl'ED , T.POMArkil Eli
TEM can appeal with. perfect confidenci, tiz
physicians. and citizen! generally of the
tstes, ki?:..itts.e the arride has taiinati a rep:: -
tat ion (dor,. unknown. A few facts upon
:.hie poi:: Mitt - o-'pealt move powerfully than
viAlne, , a-...airtien or tikizoning pufery.
The con- Hostetler's Stomach Bir
tere for 11. , iaet team utuoutite,l to over a half
:l:Mite! 1,E.,041e ,. .. and front its manifest steady
increase past, his evident:the: during
he earning year the cortstuription tail I"@:tet
netia One .1111 hot ti c.:. nits innuense nmount
could never have non Auld hitt for the rare
t,tedicii a! propertiez atitirained in t he prepara
tion, axia the' moit
phy , ikieus iii tiic e tist t ion ; of the country
WhOr4 the !Reticle is best knoWn,'lvto not only
rPcommenti the i.kittera to - their patients. 'Lint
are ready at all times to give I eitimothatit ioitc
efficacy in 1:,1! ZaSC.3 of :tantredi ic deraneniettiii
anti the 4.lbn - in.:an result - Init. lit vl 14'1'0111
. .
This not a temporary popularity, obtained
extraordinary efforts in the way of tutu•
pet lug the lualirie:-; of the bitters, but e. soLd
e;aiinstion of an invaluable medicine, aA,hlx i 3
destined to be as enduring as time it:•;e1:.
110?tr..1tPr . S f - . 7 tomnett bitters have proved
a Godsend to regions where facer and agim
and various other bilious complaints ha.e.
c,,,nmed their victims by hundreds. To he
able to state confidently that the "Bitters'
are a certain cure fur the 'Dyspepsia and lIRe
disease, , , is to the proprietors a source of on
alloyed ideasnr. It removes nil morbid matter
frond the stomach, purities the blood, and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous systeth,
giving it that tone and energy indispemable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and eoon restores them
to 'anthill ion esse„b tial to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
Elderly persons may use the ril rulers daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it ; stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort.
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a lonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We Lave the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and Women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering front stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs and the;
tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex. There are certain periods when
their tarps arc 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 he youn apt to
forget, her own health in her extre anxiety
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during (he summer season, the wear. nf
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
thee, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the
mother to hear up under her exhausting
and. responsibilities. Nursing mothers gen - ,
rally prefer the Bitters to an other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of pliyal
clans, because it is
. agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a per lament 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, dierrheea,
dysenteiT, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements:of the stomach,
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to Hos
tetler's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
CAUTION.—We caution the public against
using any of the many imitations or counter
feits, but ask for lI6STETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMeou BITTERS, and see that, each bottle liaa
the words "Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Hitters"
blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, mad
observe that our autograph signature is on the
label.
ar Prepared and sold by It OSTE,TTBE &
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold. by CI
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
arroughout the United States, Seath Bane
ries, and Germany.
llv hr; 0,10. hoes, D. S. Lpmb ,, rger, Leh
an+•i; .T. 'C. Seltzer, Fredericksburg; 11. D. Bievor A
Bro., ic.oville • Martin Latly, Palmyra...
Dreamer
WEEKLY ARRIVALS
rpnv HEX DIVE" Storu, opposite the Court House,
has among this week's arrivals
• Eh& Molise= at from ZS to 50 eta per gal.
s.llbis Sugar (good) at 0 and 10 eta per pound.
6 Bogs Colton (best) at 1S cents per pound.
DRY GOODS.
20 pieces Oalteo and Bleached Bfuslin 65 , 4 " eta.
10 •• New Markets cm.
10 " DoLatims ek cm.
10 " New Style Detainee 35 cts.
20 " Print 6 . 4 eta.
•
•
A lota Ticking. from 5 to 25 eta.
Domestic Ding Lams 10 cts.
Stockings 6.4", cts.
Carpetings.from- auction very low.
Brocha Shawls—wool and sllY, the punka miles
—very cheap.
MEN'S AND LADIES' CLOTHS,.
•
• ' LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS.,
end a largo assortment of BRIMS GOODS, which- wilrbe
sold clump for rash, and for stiy bill of foreign Roods
upward of Ova dollars,• bought for exalt; a deduction of
five per et. will be wade.
1113,.. All kinds of Country krOduee taken in exchange.
Lebanon, Nov. 20,'81. '. ' . •.J. GEORGE...
ItIONEV—WAN..erED. • •
fl 111 E Commissioners of Lebanon cony aire.Asairmss
1 of making a. loan of SERA TRW:MANE DOL
LARS. Immediate application :should be. inade to the
Treasurer;C. If. forgoer. Dot., or
DAVID, 1101thINUER, Commiliatoners
SIMON BOLTZ. . of
• ROBERT EVANS. Lebanon county
Attest :—Crnus Santa • Clerk.
Lebanon, September 18, 1861.
James H. Kelley
SIGN OF TIIE MAMXIOTII WATCH, ,
Eagle *Buildings, *intberiarteiStrcit,
I.V.HANON„ra.
FFERS to the Public ail elegant and extensive/Lai : got:it
3,) went . . -
OF PARIS STYLES O} FINE JEWELRY,
cpneietlng, of . Diamond. Ruby, 'Emerald, Pearl. SWie,
Ca eo, En CU acted Worl{,uudEtruscanCorMlSreaatPins,
gar Rigns and Finger Rings.
GOLD CHA.vis of every otyle
• and quality.
.English, French. Siviss end Arterl. •
Pan (told aid *Schee of the must approved and
celebrated` tuckers. - "C" , tAks of every description. A
large variety of. l'anoy onto": PAntags,. Vases, to.
The stock sill belnund R.Aingltre largest:in this/ten -
tion of Pcnirlylcanit, mad lute beerf:a elanled mitt; great
rare, from the most celohnitid'itwiltialifssMd. meanie*.
taring establiehmentain New Tor* SidlAriferl.,
REY-LIUIG done at the shortest noties; - mtidla a sz ! ust .
Workineulfle manner.
My Monde!, and tho rublis ger.srally are invited Gdatti
enuDivation of my ouperb -
Lebanon, July 30861
ABM Ann lOC AWMA. ItEIBMIA DAL •
13. New Firm..
Cheap Cash &W C, and latiiii . ng fpgi
Cr t f Ruanees.
eiiIIR undersigned haring forreesimaparinewthfp fn the
MiIIIDA NTll.ltl e MILLING AND GRAIN. KCAL
NESS,'woutd rrej.e..tr Illy Lii:te too attention of the
yfohlie to tliolt•
. estollishients. will aoutiao tQ
Veep, at Oa lido stand of allhiteL it DiNG,Apicit own
pieta stock 'or all ktr.o -of GOODS' Urciaily..kspt in a
ountry stole, whirls they Till vie:, Cheap for CASH,
or COUriTra! PROLL'O'd want to buy ar
5e,e00 Bashed of IlifiZAV,
30,000 Rusinile 'of gli"
•,•20,000 Busbela of COM,:
• 25,600•8u0be1s of OATR: -
'For which they wiil ;ay tho i lifi k hoot•Morkog
They 'will also takotlft 011 tt ortkni. Theviiill keep
always on baud and call at the lowest pricer., COAL I by
the Boat Load or tty thd Thu; all kinds of MALL leN*Lt,
SALT, PLASTER.. Att. •• • ' • - • -
ow They soli , * tic business of all Molt old frlsinii
and the public, and will eedoavnr to - on'onoh lla
oral nod just principles as wilt give satiefarttlon Walt
- •
elIiiKK, tIESSAMAN & LOtia,.
- North Lebanon. rdsreh 19,
PIIOTO4RAPII4.O 2 . • .
11 dreg/10.'1v eat, • • . • ~ . :
atit 4Elk AiLtailtilifilgeht;
idgla,,befie my, Lfk.:Eresf Men.
~•
• , Otra..—Ntihy do rot git".siKettt 511C:4.14x:4e eV'.
other rooms t.. have It t a,
.kes:-.Beranno-Nstlem PttO.9ti 1311t4
r . exullinT
sod more trothforVtiOti Otai.&,l
gen.—Cis-you44o,of*
to others? •
Ans.—Yes I hOitod.ol4lol, RitiOilitiatitei,
Catnerax, and utlyiik:f4t#:ee ke fsd)+,PitelMl••
provid kind.
•
Ques.—What kttot of Piittoroe 104Khe
Ans.--)lo hikes Ariibrotypoa, aud>l: • - • .4t.11
eitoi•and. inip'erior 'fini‘tt : and Pit.? •'• •
aruAluot up t? Lif, Situ, nett wi'.79il;• . 4114
tAkeF iona lizoto!;rar.he.ll:um. •ds
-
craved pore,roi and Lea thucti 451pV, • r id
the beat Aitisie. tits elmiget At 4 ., •le A34' hb
roomx avo,Rea.etnyiliri• (exceptsu •
A. M. to 6i.F.11, - Put't ItatA..' • Sta is tlbe
pl4o.l4”itet:o jt#etlieito , t. PC•fp•-:4. :tea .
JAMES B. BELLY,
BO or tbe Big Watch,