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HOME Afilits.
Mir Wby,,fillit), `'Obtre are you go
ing to In littcVa t tariP
'Why, rikteetyetvalthuays, in llarket street,
t it' 'lhv i elhoe lot Of %%Unto. .
WelleYtWiitilts4titt tell we the reason why Ullman
t 'sells so Tana' i11!4.4. Furniture and Chain than all .tho
- eitilieVinaltdtsitn Lebanon together 1
'.;' '1111; 1 311%, t think I con tell that reason very Olitinlj;
la liiisleirsqs got by Sir the largest and bast. tuned.
Ai Vet dt all kinds of Furn Kure Mat Quark on hold
es t
..„ I
' 4 '"vir Idls he also sells a great deal cheaparthals any Oilier
hist-maker ; besides be tuts an esitidterieenshloned
V artilture Wagon with which he delivers all Furniture
and Chairs sold by him, free of &me; these I think
to .be very good and advantageous reasons. **
As the 48d Regiment will leave for
'ibe sett or war this week, the public will please
ibear in nand that the best and oldest CABINET
'MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, in Lebanon, Is
West of C. Bnornantann'a. Any person in want
•of good made work will please call on him,
afore buying elsewhere. C. Bito.rusnuan.
Lebanon, Nov. 20, 1861.—Oino.
One of the Cornwall Anthracite
Samoa. was started on the 18th ult., and the
second will also p intp operation in a few days.
Enterpriee serer flase at Cornwall.
It may be interesting to those of
oir ruder, 'rho oontemplate visiting Harrisburg
tinting the present session of the Legislature, to
state that Senator Boughton le stopping at Cov•
emirs, and Aesemblyman Hoffer et. Buehler's.
Mr. Roodel has for sale, at 10 cants
a copy, Poriion Brownlow's Farewell Address in
view of hls imprivonment by the 'Rebels. It
should he read by all n 1 9 ,1 c ludered upna. Al.
though addressed to the ulany in the
North may gee in tile abarip,o their own. Aar.—
The Adireas has n portrait of itia Parson, nod is
latoodud for framing.
Mr. Roodel's book operation is a
splendid Success, ha baring 'sold a very large
number of desirable books atbis'induced prices.
Us sells dollar bo.Ais of 90 tents; $1.60 books at
50 mints, and Co on lu proportion. no
up the supply.
John Allwein, Esq., assumed the
duties of County teat:mixer, on Mooday, in place
of C. 11. liorgner l ifsq., when term hoe expired.
Ife will make a - good Treasurer. For the out.
going Troll/mar We oat only may, that he luu in.
variably been ntientive to his digits, and in his
intercourse with those who bed business with
him, ho was always kind end obliging.
It will be seen, in the letter of one
if our correspondents, that the issuing of ratifies
to privates and commissioned [he probably in
tended to say non•oommisstunedj officers in our
army, tor the purpose of going, home, has been
stopped. There ere no doubt setae great move.
media contemplated. .
Lost, on New Year, in this bor.
'tough, aam Breast Pin, One aide has a Cameo
and ihit other is intended for a likeness. The
tinder kill betoultably re.maided by leaving it at
this office.
PARDON or SIMON GRENN,--We
Aeard lest evening for tho drat time of the par.
don of Simon Green, convicted of murder In 1854,
.and can lanced to be bang, Green vas indicted
for a murder Conitnittiod during a dynollett roar at
it shanty en the Lebanon 'Spey railroad, which
'Woe then being constructed .
The evidence up= which be was
_convicted
was deemed very flimsily, and after-discovered
evidence was brought in an hour. before ids ex.
ettution,.Wttleh induced Gov. Pollock to grant a
respite for an indefinite period. Efforts were
made by a gentleman named Nichols, who took
a deep interest in the nuttier, to induce Gov.
Packer to pardon him, but they proved unsuc
cessful. Gov. Curti& ballet length rendered the
man a simple act ofpuitlee; after it long impris
onment.—BarrfahareVarrior. •
Or At Itn election held on Thursday
evening, Dec. 26, 1861, by May -Flower
council, No. 69,0. of U. A. IL, of Lebanon,
Pa., the following, officers were elected to
serve for the - ensuing term, viz : C., D.
E. Millet., V. C., Wm. C. Fauber, R. S.,
J. H. Miller, A. it S., j. E. Daugherty,
F. S., Geo. R. X'arch,. 1., i,. L. Greene.
- watt, Ex., John liodearmel, J.l'., John
H. Erick, 0. P., Benj. Young:
tQ At a late Sheriff's sale of Mr. Abm.
Lehman's property,the following were the
purchasers I John Wolf bought the Stettin
mlll for $1720.00, and one•tbird interest in
the sideling attached to it for $45. David
:S. Werner bought a house and lot in North
Lebanon for $420.00. -The mortgage on
-the property was $3,200.00.
fir Capt. Mark's company of the 98d
has sent home *1133.00 since their prirday.
Oapt. !dark is spoken of in the highest
terms by those from the camp. Weitiviays
predicted that he would make a first-rate
officer.
Akir etWailtOsta AL3145140 hut now iiritted and
hi now ready for delivery grittia, by our Di tigglais, to
111 who call for it. Our fistdoes to ty by tttirptiand to
know that this little pamplOnt ic hag ordutoo so
,AktiCit a ff.vorita In our. 'maim ha! vita el, treat cir
culation of any nue bobk in tho vr,ir the ill
Ws. it is prfitti..o,..itt many langtttpw .nattered
ibron . gb 120441 7,nation. oo ar. i .q,,l to almost
thowildra pnpulatiOn of our own runt domain. 'Story
family atiolihd hoop fir it Contains 'ter trination
Wbledi ikibis t regales, when sickness Oran , k“s
they and which 03y prom invaluable Rum beluw at
band to Eason . " It you don. , ~ o r advice, you Vein call
and get an Ayeeir lttinanaa, and when got, keep it.
We Visited 91,1t*ile gre4f. Panorama
,at the Rebellion ea Monday eight in the Town
ilia It Is alias represented, haring been pro.
nounoed by 'tram' one of the great works of art
r produeed during the present oentuty, ;Ito the
4 itelt best thing, by startling meohanleal OOOtri
%Mello to :tieing the actual battles of the great
otabillion; Nasty of the scenes relate to the early
history of America; many to the Indiana ; 11,n•
othermettion is devoted to the glorious campaign
is Dtexia t and others to the present war `with
the South. f,!_fe,sise portraits of the prominent
•
an 04.40tik aide: are also presented. There
will be but two more . eiNbiti" a in this place
(Tuesday and Wednesday. t s 7nningst) and a
school exhibition this (Wednesday)
The following are the officers eleC
led by thi Wail ington Mutual sire Insurance
Company, Os :—.President, Joseph Bowman; T.;
Treasurer, JanStF.Weldie ; Secretary, J. H. Mil
ler; Manaltergao Ik.soerman, T., Jacob Wet.
die, Thomas Fainlirro4llo,/, Adolph
Jobo L. BeekmONOPliiMiet Jr., ar roll "
ea, D. E. miler, J ail D. Krause , .1 eel) Bom
berger, W. C. Fauber, Win. Shirk. /
Oar HuNNEwBI,IIB COUGH RSBIEDY
excels in one of the most laisidaint' (*immaterial=
namely, that of containing no materials of opium or
antimony, which ore so debililmithlgivi weak conetitn.
tons. When'by la pu r r e d, s i m ptho 1 le done with
the Cough or Lung Complaint its
_aged' a Toni° Una'
4
ties exhibit _ themselves in giving of to we" O a '
term, imulakened by disease, a ;monitor sy very impor
tant, but often lost eight of. In a preparstkin like the.
UtliTtrllli °Mb Monad] may betimind a greltighoe
city ibreifery . mumery. every nisaisme sham, sirrsetint
ingroost and firdat infmey to age ft may lisaiWkwitlt
per impunity. ibe a4vertimemenhand , raid iam.-
phial. [November d-lterr
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE,
From the 93d Regiment
the men, that they are well pleased with the rag
,
iment, and with their offieere. I have every rea
son to believe, from the talk I had, that Captain
Weidman and Lieutenants Reinhold and. Linea.
Cants MART . ; FORT Goon HOPE/1 weaver stand as high in the affections of their
'Decetuber 27, lael. j s wan as the pincers of any company in the army.
EDITOR ADVERTISER t -L-Hope you enjoyed et
Merry Christmas ) in your Lebanon county homes. Returning from my stroll around the camp, I
With us the day passed. off much as other' days, met Captain Weidman, who took me into his mar
except that we were tried on the manual of load. time, where I wassoon made to feel quite at home.
ing and firing, with blank cartridges. The com
petition among the companies was rather sharp, Here I met, and was introduced to, a number of
and so was the firing, neither company being a- the officers of the regiment; whose kind alien
tile to Maim much advantage; and all done 're- tions and gentlemanly deportment towards me,
markets!, well. rendered the day very pleasant. Captain Weld-
Intimations had been thrown out in camp, last
Wan, who had been presented with a couple of
Week already, that a few car loads of boxes were
being shipped for na from Lebanon, and expecte- turkeys, invited me to dine with him, which I
lion was on tip-toe until yesterday afternoon, was constrained to decline, having a prior en.
when a strange wagon made its appearance in gagement with Limits. Reinhold - and Linea
eur field. It thade for us, and the boys made for weaver. Strolling over the min and visiting a
it; aud then aneh a scramble and rush as , there couple of neigbboring camps, filled up the inter
was, each one calling for his share. After. the i vat between'this and dinner time. Dinner being
wagon was unloaded you could see_ spille long, ready 'I was shown a sent. I was' not long in
disappointed looking faces, but they soon tight- taking occupation.' It was my first meal in camp;
ened up again when told that there wals'ainotherend when the viands were brought upon the M
isted coming. The'second load came in duislime, ble • I found that the novelty of my situation had
and with it a repetition of the rush. I hail a not at all affected my appetite ; but on the con
share in that Wager:Wand I am not eater it yet;--' trary—l partook of the dinner with a zest rarely
I guess you can *lv in
that 'there were no co. equalled.
,
plaints to the Comp4s Quartermasters -tid day, -The party MRS graced with the preSelles of
nor there wont be for a few days yet; but,.l, am 1 some ladies who had been invited to partake of a
rather afraid the sick lists will he pretty strong. I Chrlitmas dinner in camp. I have no doubt that
Last week I paid , another visit to the city ; . I rdining in a seldier's tent erns soinewliat - Inovel to
spent considerable portion of my time in-the I them, yet they were perfectly at' hoMe, among
Smithsonir a Institete, and was only- sorry that I I their relatives ; - and I question whether they
had not more, as ne one who is not there all the could have enjoyed thlstdinttfir any,,,hatter or even
time, Will ever tire of visiting it, I will not at- las well elsewhere. Th`tainitedatid dinner party
tempt to say what is, there, but I would like to i • were a complete surprAe7toltferforl expected to
see, or hear of any animal, fowl, bird or beast, - have a very ordinarysChlietterra dinner that,
day,
that is not represented there, I was also in the I but was agreeably di46411110k vg} party Was
Capitol for a short time, visiting both chambers, I composed of QuarternidaterdWitrdi nisditristvilfe
but bad no time to stay long in either. I and daughter; Mr. Glans
-end wife , - Sergeant'
These are places that all Americans should ' Buffington; Lieutenants Reinhold and Linea
visit at least once in their life time, and- oftener !*saver, and myself. There is nothing so well
if they have time and money to spare. I calculated to induce good humor and sociability
The going home party has been suddenly Sr- 1 as the enjoyment 'Of a good meal, and conse
rested by an order prohibiting: the issuing of any , quently we *ere soon on quite easy terms. The
passes to privates or commissioned officers.— I meal was interspersed with occasional sallies of
There must be sours cause fdr it, but we are all humor, which kept up the good feeling during
in the dark bare. I dinner. A couple of hours soon paesed away,
Last night the Oeverntnent stables near that together with a wonderful pile (eonsidering the
City were destroyed by fire, the- work . 'or an in- ' smallness of the partY) of, turkeys, pheasants,
cendiary. Rumor has it from .6'oo to 760 horses quails, oysters and many other concomitants of
were burned to death, It is reported in camp atood dinner. Itavas &festive scene, truly rural,
this (wishing that the scamp- who fired the stables ' and as such, was highly enjoyed by all who par
was caught. I hope it may he true.. It is ably took of it. I never shall forget the pleasant par
e pity that he was not made'to suffer with the ty with whom chance east my lot that day, and
horses. • I wish- they may all have many, very; many, such
Of news I can give you .nothing , more than is merry Christmas. After dinner I spent much
you have at home in the daily papers; as that, is of the time between that and night in the menti
on we have. . party of Captain Weidman. The evening was
Speaking of daily papers, 'I would like to know spent in the Quartermaster's Marquee in the cow-
Why it is that we have to pay fink cent* here for party of Lieutenants Milner and Dodge, Sergeant
the Philadelphia and New York dailies for which Buffington and a couple of others ; and it passed
.
you TAY but tura. The carrier here West .
either very agreeably,
toopay Witch, or they ark - -100 mach. At ten o'clock I retired airing with my host,
The weither,,for the last two day's, has bean who, being Lieutenant of the guard that day, was
decidedly cool enough to make overcoats corn • , anxious to get a little rest before midnight, when
fortahle. according to agreement with Lieut, Robinson,
The winter quarters are still being talked !about who was also officer of the guard for that day,
but they are not made yet. :Yesterday I was Walks was,required to turn out again. But he was
we were to have Sibley rdnlte instead. If thillfilrear being disappointed, inasmuch, as *hen I
give us Moves with them, I Wdrild prefer them. got into the bed it broke down. We, laughed
Thanking you for your etteritroas, wed wishing heartily at the mis-adventure which for a While
you a happy New Year, I remeinfamers.,. drove' Bleep from our eyes. We soon had it fixed
13. ROFFMAN U. and in due,time were in the land of forgetfulness.
We slept soundly until two o'clock when Lieut.
Robinson came and called up Lineaweavor to,go
to the post of duty, It being linewn te him that
Lieut. Robinson had kindly given up his' bed to
another, he requested him to turn into his place,
which request, being urged by myself also, was
complied with. Lient. Robinson informed me
that it was supposed that the guard never lay off
their arms while on ditty; upon which he rolled
into bed with his boots, overcoat, cap, sword and
pistol; and was soon sleeping soundly. The sin
gularity, of my positibn, in bed in camp, with a
soldier efintel -to the teeth - , started a train of
ideas respecting the life of a soldier, which kept
me awake the greater part of the time between
this and morning. I arose early, :and was not
long-arriving at the conclusion that the dinner
of the- previous day had not prevented me from
becoming hungry again. Breakfast was called
and I partook of it with an appetite, and shortly
after left this camp to go to Camp Mary, where I
spent another day; an account of-which I pur
pose to give next week. -. . CIT.
FROM GEN. STONE'S DIVISION
CAMP OBSEMTATION, near rpolesyille,
Montgomery ea., J‘td., Jan 1, '62.-
,
Pantie illtistatt t—lnustuuelLas there has been
a dearth of news,l have been unable to gather
items enough to iterest yott and your readers.—
Hence my delay. There is no' other duty I love
so well, Its to have a chat With the readers of the
• AbitetalSEll. but when it is nothing but the
old thing over again, it looks as if ono "was up
the stump" for something 'to talk about. We re
main at the same place weteocupied when we left
Chain Bridge, and from the present, indications
we are likely to remain ll'ere until spring. But
-we cannot tell. An order• may come to morrow
for us to peek up and be-eddy for a march.—
Such is a soldier's life—they a% content to go
or stay, with good or bad ,It is Indeed
strange bow soon men, who hare been :tomato:lir
ed to the greatest freedom,-will yield to the com
mand of others. Our arnia - are not exactly what
we expected, but are a very effective weapon, and
woe betide the rOael who would show his grim
visage within tire hundred yards, fur with a
steady aim he would surely bite the dust. The
boys were somewhat startled some time ago by
the beating of the long roll—which is a signal
far an attack—at ten o'clock, and such a scram
ble for hits and shoes, (Ufa toys were all in their
bete,) you nwrer sew. Every Man was at his
post, and Company A. was the fitst in line on, the
parade ground. = It was a false'alarm. General
Stone wanted to see bow quick he Could get the
men out. There was considerable grumbling by,
some that they did not have a chance to meet
the enemy, and by , others that they were fooled
out of their. warm beds. The health of the Com
pany is very geed, the only , cases , now reported
being bad colds, and ei far as the Regiment is
concerned we have every reason td be thankful.
It does seem that we have been a rimaritably
favored Regiment. There has been but one
death from disease contracted in clamp. Our xa.
Lions are excellent and we owe much to our Quer
termaster for his energy in our behalf We have
been employed' in • erecting a Hospital for the
sick, and all orns — s4us to relish a day's ,work
with the spade and pick, inasmuch as it gives us
a good appetite for our grub. We have an excel.
lent drilltround in our Camp, but we make free
use of the adjoining fields, and sometimes go a
Mile and 'a half for Brigade Parade. Yesterday
we went . With linapsabke for the purpose of get
ting Used to our "budget of fun," as one of the
boys calls it. There- have been considerable
preparations for the Cold weather. going on in
camp. - We have the large tentv, and a imall
stove in each one. There are fifteen men in each
tent. It would do you good just to take a peep
in at the "buzzards" as they are fluttering around
their camp fires, and here an old buzzard spin a
-yarn. Our officers are still the best on the field,
and as far es 'drill is concerned the few Lebanon
boys are equal to the best. In the manual line
John Leisey cannot; be beat; he handles a MIMI -
ket up to time. r have not seen the Lebanon pa
pers tor so long. I most close, with my kindest
wishes to tbs,goctd folks of. Lebanon. ,
Yours, Truly,
GEO. W. KURTZ, Drummer.
A DAY IN: CAMP CAMPBELL
"There'll I °hie! among notes; I'falth hall
print em."
MR. EDITOR lug spent a couple of days
in camp, which I found very agreeable, I pro
pose to give your readers a deeeription of camp
life as I found it. I will devote this article to
the deseriptlin of a .day in Camp Campbell,
and, et the risk of becoming occasionally inter
esting, I Will give the Clay's experience in detail.
Early on Christmas- morning I left the St."
°bailee Hotel, in Washington city, and walhed
out Seventh Street in the direction of the camp,
passing on my way the Past Of-ea-and" - the Pat
ent Office, which areAvro as splendid buildings
in outside appearance as ,can be found in the
country. The morning wet fine and the air cool
and bracing, which rtindeied my * walk exceed
ingly pleasant. Continuing out the told' into
which 7th street leads, after the city limits have
ion missed, I arrived at eaMp Campbell, finely
situated is a wood, at tbe•side of the road, on a
bill which commands a fine view of the * country
between this and the city, as well es the city it
self. I paused awhile before entering camp to
view the prospect before me, Belo*, at the dis
tance of a mile and a half, lay Washington city,
which looked very fine in the early sunlight.—
Xiound me on all aides were- eautps filled with
busy isoldiers; all teemed life and animation.—
The siin&stirring sound of the Bugler's trumpet,
sacred from all sides, whiWa'Seisted not a little
J
tit 'enliveMthe scene.
Passiiigitn'Ati entrain:4'ot' the camp, I met
number,of the.teen.from thia.placer Ark° 'are in
Captain Weidman's epmpariy. 'They were sweep
;Z.:s their street, the.eamps being so arranged that
cash eto.:7IP.ADY has its owe street, which I found
upon inepacZnu-toibe kept as clean as the streets
of a well regulaten cittY.
Entering, lAstet Lieut.
W. K. Lineaweaver, a47,...gredted me very eordi-.
ally. and. claimed me as his it7fost . dkit l 7B my stay
in eamP. Ea led the waylnto
cupieilby himself and LientAfelaboiti, who for
the present. messes with him,. !Where. I mop the
latter who extended me a weloome.tbatpiadenie
feel that Thad fallen in • with frieiilX,... I
here observe that I found the ~ _istargnehis
camp fitted tip, with an eye to coniforiOntrinel
doors, bed'stead's and stoves, besides tab les i oamp- .
staple - ant . olltei.rliisites.ifiry to "convent;'
enee, ! , temple few at f n ge. nth e:martpusei .
when I pass ed out end visited, the 'men the
company. It : being.a linitdep.iLliadAfinn
kiviiriAoit with
gpcial 4D.tites.
Prelfention is Better than Cure,
TO ladies of delicate bealth or impaired organization,
or to those by whom an increase of family is fi um
any reason objeetionable, the undersigned would offer
s, prescription which is perfectly reliable and safe, and
which has been prescribed in various parts pf the old
world for the past century-. Although the article is re
, rreheap. and simple, yet it haa been put up iu half pint
bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbitant
price of $5 per b.ittle, the unhersigned proposes to fur
nish the recipe for the smelt sum of $l, by the posses.
alen of which every lady aim supply herself with a per
fect Safeguard, at any drug store, for the trilling sum Of
26 cents per year. Any physician or druggist will tell
' you it is perfectly harmless, and thousands of teatime , -
: Wale can be procured of , ita efficacy. Sent to any part
.
pf the world On receipt of $l, by addressing
Dr. 3. C. DEVERAUX,
Box, 'No, New Haven Cantu.
August i,1661.41
MILITARY UNIFORMS.--'-- here is,-Der
lisps , no department of Military business in 'Which
there has been a more marked improvement than. in
the clothing of the„eoldiers. Not many years since
cancers and prirates were clad in garments which were
almost skin-tight. They wore leather stocks, which
were wortbg of. the name, for they kept the, wearer in
tribulation; .whilethelrpadded bretraMand night sleeves
made volition a matter of great difficulty. Dining the
present war, such of our volunteers as proenre their
'uniforms at the brown Stone Clothing Hall of Itockhill
*Wilson,. Nos. CM- and 644 Chestnut street. above
Sixth, Philadelphia, obtain 'clothing that la neighing
easy,Anbstantial and becoming. The firm named kave
gone largely into the hilliness or Making
Clothing., and tin it facilities enable them tb fiji the
largest orders in the Abiartest possible thee.
Vibe Lebanon Market.
threftilty Corrected lnekty.
LEBANON, WiraxESDAT. JANUARY 8, 1802.
Lett. 31111 a Ex. Fam $6 25 Eggs, doz., 15
Shilth a Extra d2O Butter,* lb., 14
Leb. Tel: Super. Itiveb 50 Tatior salted butter, 10
grime White Wheat, 1 25 Lard, 8
Prime Red Wheat 115 Tallow, ' 8
56 Unm,
45 Shoulders,
31. Sides,
'BeSip
Prime Rye,
Own, •
Oats,
Closer.seed, 3 50 ' Sethp,. 7
Timothy-Reed, 175 Bees-wax, . - 25
Flax-seed, 125 Wbite Hags, 3
Dried Apples, V.ltu., IQD Wised Begs, . I,
Dried Apples, pealed, 150 Flax,' lb , 1214
Peach "Snitz," 250 Bristles, lb., 40
Peach ~ ..iiutzebt," 125 Deatbers, 16 lb., 62 1 ,4
. ,
ChirriSii, , 150 Wool, 'ft lb., 40
Onions.' • 37 Soup Beans, 'f'qt., - •0
Potatoeis, ill b,us, 40 . Vinegar, '" gal, 12%
• sApple Butter, -$ crock; 45
The Philadelphia Market.
SATURDAY, Jan, 4.—There is more inquiry
for Fitsurfor export to•day, bns the detested is
confined mostly to the higher grades of family
white; extras supetfin e are comparatively
neglected. The market however closes with
firmer feeling, The sales for shipment comprise
2500 bbls. high grade extra lumpy Pesse.s. and
Western la $6 ; 3505615. extra at $5 62/ ; "600
bbls. Broad. Street Mills extra ;60.0 y,
~ J enn
Lind, and 300 bble. at a price not made
public. The,sales - td the retailers, and , bakers
have hems to a limited extent,,ranging . fron $5.
to $6.50 for caminotji to, oodsupeilite4s
(05 T 5 for extras ; $5 slk@fi 25 for atilt fitm:-:
ily, and $6 3Ti for fancy lots, according to qual
ity. - .
Rye Flour is but little inquired after and :pr
cos are leas lino. Sales at' $3 75@54.
Corn Meal is quiet, and there is nut "much of
fering.
The receipts, of Wheat by water aro about over
for the season. It is in good demand, and the
improvement noted yesterday has been well
maintained. Sales of 9®10,000 hushele fair
and prime Penns. and Western red "it $1 33®
$1 35—chiedy at the latter rate; 400 bullets
good Penna. white at $1 44, and 1500 bushels
Kentucky do. at $1 45.
Rye comes forward slowly and meets a:steady
demand. lop bapholc Pennsylvania at
@Me:: • " 4 '`'
Coin is "dull and prices have undergone no
change. Sales of new yellow at 580600., afloat
at the'tatter rate. Old Corn is not inquired of
and would not command more than 600.. ,
Oats are dull and lower. 1500 bushels sold at
31e. for goad Pennsylvania, and 32e. for inferiof. ,
Clorerseed is in fair dOniabd. Bales of 300
bnaliele ar , 54'.25®4.50 64 lbs. 'Thins is very
little Flaxseed coming, in, and it is Wanted.at $2."
15(06 Ifl.biuthel,
- PartanatPata' Caine MtulteT.—There; was
a goo 4 demand for 'Beef Cattle this week, and
the offertnp, same 1,422 head, found ready age
'at fully formr.rates, the tendency being upward,
sa ki, ranging trent 1160/3 50, ineLudioge few ex
tra finality, sold .g $8 75tg0 the 100 the.
Cows..—n, sold at Isom vows earth for
ant, and $%56313 for-Ccareand Calves, ca.
to
_ . ,ca Won .
elleringe and *saw reach Mce
bet , and amnia* rhit Irma:nil& and ea th,
9auoll..*.bacanang4io3o - at Italtoffe,'s4 erad
44
4.:111,th
.0500 atAlteAsegtermditt
es-v,
XII4 II H riti 2 M4 o- !pig 41440# 4,- ., (Also
Tihru iñUEL
St. Joistv's lissom= Curaca..--Regular service •every
Wednesday evening at 7% o'clock , every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and 'every Sunday evening at
7 o'clock,
CRAM CM:MOS.—Services in Temperance Hall, every
Sunday at 10 A. M., and every Friday at 7 P. M.
English preaching next Sabbath morning' and evening
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
English preaching next Sabbath morning in the First
Reformed church.
Monocrats Cnueen.—English preaching at 10 A. M., and
German service at P. M., on Sunday next. Pray
er meeting in both the English and German language
an Thursday evening next.
English preaching next Sunday In the morning in So
lent's lAithoran church, and German in the later
noon at 2 o'clock.
German preaching next Sunday morning and English
in the evening, .in Zion's Lutheran church.
German preaching next Sabbath morning: at 10 o'clock.
in the Evangelical church, and in the evening.
itlarrifV.
On the 2d hist., by the Rev. F. W. Kremer, kr.GEO,
W.OREINER to Miss LUCINDA. GARRETS, both of
Dorry township, Dauphin county.
HENRYOn the same day, by the same ' kr. HE PROP
REL to Mrs. _FREDERICKA REEK, both of.' this. place.
On the 26th Dec., by Rev. Wm. 1., LannerC ittltie
home .of.the .Bride's father, ,Mr: JAMES. SIONIIOR
MOHR andlitaiLMAßY BOWMAN, - daugliter of Henry
Bowman Esq.-, all of this borough. - •
On the Mu ult.. by nay. A. kiteigerwalt. Mr.-OMAR
SCHOTT totiplies VERONICA ZIMMERMAN, batik . of
Cornivall tOwnshiP. . _ -•—,
On the 7th ult., by Rev. A. , Rinnich,Mr.JOIRPH.
GERHART to "Miss HARRIET WELTNTI. I Initli.Aif
West Hanover toivriship, DauphieCcol ' ", ' '
ji: ,: s tto b :u.s7 day, by . satire. 'Mr: JONATHAN
SCHWARTZ to Miss ANDA GILBERT both of
Ott the 19th alt, by. '1...101.1N ADAM AL.
wl
BERT to Miss MOLLY.SCIIRIVEIt, both of East Han
over, Lebanon county. • ' 4
In Jonestown. on the 'Mit hlt.,• by Rev. Wm. Ger.
hardt, Mr. DANIEL sronvalt to Miss ELIZABETH
YEARLY, both of SS/stare township.
On the 20th tilt . by the Rev. J. R. Mester, Mr.
HENRY SIIR'ItTZER to Mrs. ELIZABETH. ANN
LANDIS, both orGaion Deposit, • '
On'the sane day, by the wee. Mr. CYR IlS' KILLIN
GER'fo Miss CATHARINE HOWARD, both d'ldetna
daville, Dauphin county.,
On the 29th silt', by tlibi name, Mr. JACOB FLOW
ERR, of Spring Creek,:to Miss SARAH A. GINGRICH,
of Palmyra. .
gitV,
In South Lebanon township, on the '
,12th of Decem
ber, 1 MR, ELIZABETH, aged 4 years, 1 month and 21
daya ; on the 31st December, SARAH, aged 6 months
and 14 days; milhe Ist Inst., SUSANNA. aged 4 years,
2 months andlo dap ; on the 4th Inst.. JACOB, aged
8 yeas s and 10,daya; all children of George HESS.—
Elizabnb and Susanna were twine.. All the children
died of putrid sore throat, The three last mentioned
were buried tniather on-Monday. on the buryingground
near their haw Mame. We, sympathize with the poor
parents in their severe aßlictidtife - .
in N. Lebanott borough, Oti"-tite-2d init., ELMER
ELLSWORTH, child of John and Maria P. IMMEL,
aged 5 months and 14'days.
tln,:tho 13th Dec., in North Lebanon township, AMOS
FOX, aged 65 'Years.
On the 22d of Novembei , ,ln'Compb.llstalsl, FRANK.
LIN IC son of John H. end Catharine WOLF
ERMIERCI ER, aged 2 years, &Praha and 22 days.
In Union, on the 20th ult.. hiIoINDA. miLLER,
dangletir of Henry and Elizabeth Millet' raged 6 years,
1 month and 8 dkys. ••
In Unlen, on the 26th nit.. LEVI SIIDEY, on of
David and Mary Sliney, aged 16 years, 1 month and lb
days. . • '
On the 27th ure... in nn et Hanover torrnablp.Lebanon
county,. DAVID DUTTER, eon of 'Jelin and Catharine
•
Duster, aged 24 years, 2 mettle arid ri'dasei •''
[Communicated:]
Died on the 30th ult., in Mechanicsburg, Cum
berland county, Pa..- CATILLRINP,, wife of the bite
Rev. John Henry Van Hoff, at-the advanced age
of 81 yeark,. wanting. 14 days. 'She was the
daughter of, the late Christian Selfzer, 'Sr., of
Jonestown. She was buried on the 2d inst., on
ly four weeks after the death of her aged cam
panion, and laid by his side in 'the burying
ground of the Er. Lutli. Peace Church, ca l which
occasion Rev. Mr. Fry assisted Rev. Mr. Groff,
and preached a very appropriate sermon from
Genesiti; - Chap. 24: Ver. Sl--"And Isaac was
comforted after his mother's death."
tti
attiurtiontento.
Atiriminis ratoes Notice.
x-roricE is hereby given. that letters of Administra
lion c.n the Estate of Assoc Fox, at of. North
Lebanon township, Lebanon county,lPa.. deceased. hare
been granted., to the undersigned. of North Lebantrn bor
ough. All persona. therefore, indebted to =ld. Ectate,
are requested to make payment, and 00.ml:eying claims
to present them. lIRNItY A. FOX, Administrator.
North Lebanon, January 8;1861.
hi
ii
FOIL RENT-
rullE SUBSCRIBER oilers to Bent his large three
story BRICK-BUILDING, in Cumberland street,
- Lebanon, betireen the 'Black Horse and Irashington
hotels. Said buildintiaab lately in possession of Mr.
Reisner. Ilium a tlmi'ltdre RiOntti Basement, large
Back Building, Outbuildings, Garden, It will be
rented in whole or pat t to said applicants. - A pplyto J.
C. Ilelsner , on tha prentlaim. or to tbo undersignedobore
Annvilio. Possession will be given do April 1, 1861.
Jandary-8, 1882.. WM, AULT.
LEBANON', Tanurtiy 4;1862
, s
flit THE WAiIDINGTON MUTIAf. 11RD
ANCE ~COMPANY, of. Lebanon, Pa., from ita cm
rthiucement„llay 2.1, 1860, up to January 4, 1862. viz:
.Amoiinf. Valueineured up to date,; $1,928,627
4 . of enro inatlrOd Crier deducting I A:
from Real Value, - ^ < 1,416,471
Taxanle amount with the iimpectivq : rates
added, 1 860 '3O
Amemit of money received for Policiee . fa
fried np to date after deducting agente'
yiarcentage $77215
Am't horrowNl from John D. Krause, 125.0 C
Expenses paid as follosoi, viz
Paid for Company's Charter, $12.25
P'd for Company's books, Seal, Press, Sc. 20.55
P'd for Stationery, &c , • 10.34
P'd for Safe and freight on same, /0408
P'd Samuel Light, loss by lire, on Ste.
ble, in full, 75.00
P'd Beale Few, loss by fire on Stable,
in part, 90.00
P'd George Wily, loss by fire on Stahl
and Slaughter house, in full, 200.00
P'd Wm. IS. Breslin, Advertising, . 8.75
1"d Werth kßeinoehl, do 8.75
P'd 5. Young & Co., do .8.75
P'd H. R. Ilartinan; do 7.50
P'd fur printing Policies, Applications,
Orders, Certificates, Constitution and
IV-Laws, &c.,, 100.20
P'd U. M iller, Secretary's service up.
to April 1,1861, . • 177.50
P'd,iniscellaneone, - 7.00 $831.27
Bal. to bands of Treasurer, January 4,1562: • 66.48
Indebtedness of. Company, as follows •
Note of Beale Beiv, balißce on loss by •
fire, .$200.00
Interest due on store, 6.50 •
Note of John D. Krause, 125 00
Interest duo on same,' 1.56
Due Secretary, 9.months' service, 112.50 445,56
Del. of whole lodebterloess..luildliry 4, ito2, $319.e8
As It woUld ouly require an assessment of about 20
eta. on a thousand dollars insured to pay the above in
debtedness, and the expense to collect so' small, an
amodnt would be too great, the Board of Managers
have rescilred to borrowllie amount to pay 'the same
and not to levy tuf assesenient for the present.
" MILLER, Secretary.
Lebanon, Jandary'B,l.B62.-1t"
Church Dtdicaticin;
'FHB:United trethrin Chrigt Church,
at Acuyille, LebotOti will be dedicat.
ed on Sunday the let, of January next; sertiwAs to
commence on Saturday evening preview.. The 1 public
generally and Blinfaters of Rh denotainations, are
respectfully invited to attend. 'fife dedication t.ermon
will be preached by Bishop Patid Edwards, Seth.
bath morning. No Ilacketering will be a towed about
the premises. • RUDOLPH II Eltg,
• ' • 18ft I'EVGNUNKR,
J.IHN- H. KINPONTS,
JOHN K. MOYER.
••••. . PNT - Eit QUAYS! LT,.
Det,25,181.. Buildlng•Commithar
""Llei iioul i~Tirlii __.
XTOTlCE,itchereby given. that a general Meeting of
theStockholdent of the NORTUIMBANON R tIL
ROAD COMPANY, will be hold at their Office.. in the
BorOugh of-Lebanon, 0,, Monday. January 12th, 1862;
between the hoitrecof . lo o'clock, A. ?i.„ and =l2 o'clock.
M., at which time and place an Election for' Treiidtktst
and Six Directors; to aerie for the ensuing yoor, will be
held. By Order of the Board.
Lebanon, Dee 18 '62. JOHN W. MISR, Sec'y.
Airs. Errs: Fars.
rurg, ti nd er id g ned wotild Infer - al the Ladles of Lelia.
Inon countyohathe hi/. the largest lot of LADIES'
YllRStentband eriir offered in. Lebanon; which will be
sold at low•rates—froin $8.60 to si9--per tett. No Fare
mieggrestuited'iii order to affect a sale.
Lebano*Nov: 6,'61. - - -- ADA "].USE.""
Eiiecutors ) Notice.
. _
OMB is hero* given, thatlAttors Teatonnentary
D YKE
the Bonito of MiOlmor lielt,or i deeklivto,of
Union township -Lebanon County, baiiibeed I;4'4u:ti
ed to the undersigned: All perebna having 'claims on
said Estate will:please prevent them Oul - ," authentic&
Wandl.lwitie indebted will wilikepiiialeut Without dc•
Jay to eithgeortho dadArgigned.
mozrAzz,
• 'JACOB WEIDI4II,-Lobion9lo, • •
;X:101VolorsOf Qat ratzio of .Oragiom trxed, •ar., deed.
.X 1 .1 1 1 4 44taT 2T;185.1.
is , pistraloes Notrice.,
.
botereby glum uat.Lettont of AchitinThtra•
#ol4o4heogroano, Vimars ElearTzw, deed:Oat& ars
, 0100 1 1_
_biP..1140140,u caugt,y,.l.4„, liana been
40bet-IladaNgßedok's o 411Dria: theTlwiraship
intL aa vigqtr f ,,Vogridd, 4114parwaC1Oette400 1 areidmt.
10.01010 PO/ ,PantoPl4 l ll4llW•lakitsfaroliitg
MralvAgid4beg4oo. o tit'deber , ta th* %**&ignedil.
7 4 0 ffrEVI I1110 1V 1 V6404 41 1W - ' •
TiOndonifer l 7 towninitP, WIMP: — '
"'
TO the Hembera; of the NORTHERN MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY of Lancaster county:
Isaae.Diffenderfdr, of Warwick township, Lancaster
county, had-Barn and Contents destrayed by ilre—LoSs
to be paid, $6OO. Samuel H. Qring, of East Oxalic()
township, in said county,. Grist Mill and Contents—
Loss to be paid, s4oo4.With Jntereat from date-of said
Losses in the year ending . December 1, 1861.
NOTICE IS THEREFORE GIVEN to all the mem
bers of said Comps.ny to pay FOUR PER CENT ON
THE DOLLAR on their respective premium notes de
posited with the Secretary, previous to the 26th day of
September last past, to be paid within 20 days from the
date hereof. to SAMUEL 'IIIBBLY, near New Ephrata,
Lancaster county,. Sectetary of said Company, or to
Adam lionigrnacher, Ephretatownstdp, Lancaster co.
Samuel Heller,
John S. Hacker, Lineoln, " "
Abraham E. Bare, West Co-slice "
John It. Ties`e, Clay . •
4:
Samuel Uollinger, ' ~,
Illratn Erb, oi 4'
C. W. Eby Lexingtork.
—extugtob,
Uenry Delirium, Jr., North'Lebanon, Lebanon county,
Directors of said. Cbmpany.
. „
-
Maury Arndt, Mantletra, Lancluiter county. _
Jobe Bollinger, Maytown,
Chrlatlan 11, Rauch„Litla, iC
Jacob L'..Etchtnan, Noir Haven "
llenry Boob, Itotbeillto,
Ezra Iturkholdar,.West ,Earl, "
JODI Echtorziachiathersirl, " '
Lintel B. Museeltnan,Drocknork,
Esalas Billingfel t Adamstown, "
Levi W. Mentzer West °matte°, " iC
Ilenry S. Eberly, Clay,.
Peter Martin, Prothonotary, " City.
Jacob Herr, Jacksen twp.„ Lebanon county
, Cyrus M. Era% Shaeftbratown, "
, Dr, Edward ling, Stoncliaburg, Berke "
Isaac 1 idler } Womolidiorf " '"
3
Agent iof {aid Company.
All those members who foil to make payment 'before
the FIRST-DAY of FEBRUARY NEXT, - their IMur
ant will be suspended until the First of May next ;
and if .not paid on the First of May next 'their hum
ekes will become cancelled and'ntill and void, ,by rea
son of aneb•eelinquency, and the costs of Collection
oust foil-.w, aninovided by, the 'net of incorporation
and Jiy i bews of the Company. •
By order of the Board of Directors,
• .SAMt L NlSSLY;Secretary.
;For the convinienie of the Members the undersigned
:Director will be prosent•at the following places and
Utiles, for collection, namely January lith, at the
'Public. House of Jelin hock,. in West Happier town
ship, Dauphin county ; •Jannity 16th, at the Harper
liouse, in East Hanover township, Lebanon nounty ;
January 17th, at Samuel Rank's, Jonestown ;' January
18th, i• t John Matches'; LelamonVJannary '2oth, At
Christian Moines; Palmyra, and on-the '2lst,. at the
Louse of the undersigned, North Lebanon townhip,
Lebanon county. 'Bach day from 12 to 2 o'clock.
HENRY ILEI [MAN, Jr., blifiet.'n.
January 1, 18011.
GREAT. 'BARGAINS
AT TH 1. , ; , :! , ,*t1
.
BE - .." nivi , 4
•
r
i'TJ : - GEORGEI
.„,...„
-. tins purchased the . stock of Geode of
.....,.. . .
ECKERT' :BROMER
&
...„
..AND WILL - SELL AT AND BMW_ COST.
liating ; bought - the Dress Goods at a- large tliv.,.;. ..
counqUiny. one . wishing ; purchase' ()code .-- .•
cheer/418 remotabeellie:BEE DIVE STORE. :r
Lehi - dim; frectuntrer 25, 1861.,---
. ....
- . No
tice. - , , i , '
, .
LEBANON COUNTr.'AORICULTURAL. HORN
CULTURAL AND AIDCHANICAL SOCIETE
rilriE annual election of the":Jatts4NON COUNTY
I AGRICULTURAL: .nowrictuAlmAL AM) :%1 Et
CI I ANWAL SOCTETY,7 win be haldbrrSaturclay, Jun
zazt*li; laa, - aethe Couit norm?. in the. borough of
Lebanon, beta inarthe /tours of A. and 46'cloik, P. M.
/t being alto tha time for the first stated meeting of the
Society for the . year 1862.
Dee. 25, 1561.) ISAAC HOFITII, Secretary.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
CUMBERLAND STREET, EAST LEBANON.
Nearly Opposite Bubb's Hotel.
MITE subscriber again calls attention to his full and
I_ splendid assortment of all kinds of FURNITURE
and CHAIRS, such as Bureaus, Secretaries,, Desks,
Bookcases, Sofas, Lounges. Jenny Lind and Cottage
Bedsteads, and all other articles in his line. •
YOUNG BEGINNERS
Take particular notice that you don't Dalai the place,
for _Ton can buy CHEAPER there than - at any other
place in the borough, of Lebanon. His fur
niture is all of hie Own' Tnanufaethro, and
warranted to be aubstautial . Come and judge
fur yourselrea. You, will , find a LARGE
AND SPLENDID STOCK always on band to stilt any
customer; and you will flod that you can' buy cheaper
there than at any other plpre. Remember the place,
and Coale. one, Come all. and care your money..
4," All Furnitdre will Lo delivered tree, in "good
tare. A. I.IIiIt3III3.ERGER.
Lebanon, December 25, 1861
CINIAISTITIPIS IS COINING!
And we are amazed that many who read-this ADVER
TIEEMENT are already considering
WHAT: TO -PRESENT
to their rehitires arid friends-at bonze and .We
would inggest the fallowing : Either.
A CADA.
PORTEMONFA:
. A TRAVELING ;BAG, . • -•
'A 'PORTABLE DESK,
- A FINE ENGRAVING, .
"A: MAGIC. LANTERN,
. •.A STEREOSCOPE,
or • •
• . . - A PITOTOCP
AN AIITOOR A.PIIIC ALBUM,
A VICIENDSIIIP ALBUM,
• t i A•SPLENDID•BIttLE, • •
' A BEAUTIFUL lIYMN BOOK,
A PAPER magicE gooic, - ,
11 TIANDso.t.E,LX , ..tquNIi. BOOK
or any other Fincy Article, in our line, suitable as, a
present, andmeeeptable to any - person. -
THE PLAGE TO BUY THEM IS AT
8. , 11.-IleedeVs
Book-gid-Stitionery Store,
Cumberland . Street, - Lebanon, Penna.
N. B.—Miscellaneons Bonita' will sell at 'greatly re-
duced prices—viz: $1.51 Books for :5 cents; $1.25 for
50;11.00 for 40 ; 75 for 30, and 02 for Ml'
Lebanon, Deo. 19;116'; -
=MEM
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR
gl Is preelecly what its mime indkates, fir, while
iiii
1
• pleasant to the taete,:it is . revielfying, imbibe •
rating, and strengthening to the 'OW powers. • •
,
It also revivi fi es , reinstates' and renews the .
blood in all its otiginal purity, and thus rts. , ,
. ROI CIO :Led renders the systole. invulnerable to
attacks of disease.. It is the only preparation .
ever offered testis world in a popular form as ~, ~
as to be within thereach of all. So chemically •
and skillfully combined Re *to be the moat pow- :,
1111
orful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted to as
to act jn perfect accordance with the laws otna
ture, and hence soothe the weakest stomach, and
tone up the digestive organ;, and allay all ner
vous and otheeirritation. It is alio perfectly .
exhilarnting iu its effects, and yet it lii never
01
followed by lamltivele or depression of spirits.—
leis composed entirely of vegetables and those
thoroughly combining powerful tonic and south
log properties, and consequently can never W-
Ilifihim, Such etemedy has long been felt to be
a desideratum in the medical *world, both by
• the thoroughly skilled in medical science, and
also by all who have suffered from debility;
for it needs no medical sklllor knowledge even .
to tee that debility followa all attacks of die. •
Lease, sod Jays the unEttarded system open to,
e eiticit'S 6f Mane et dm most clangorous to,
' which poor hurhanity in constantly tliable.--
i i
• Such, for example, atrtlie following : Consumer
thm Bronchitis, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, low
' of ippetite, Faintness , Nervous Irritability,
... Neuralgia, Palpitntiuu of the Ifeert, Malan- •
Icholer, Hypochondria, Night Sweats, Languor,
Dithnueste and all that class of mom, en fear- •
fully fatal If unattended to in time, milled Fe
male Weal-nesses and Irregularities. Also, LIT-
,
T er Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver Com
!delete, Diseases of the Ridueye, Scalding or
Incontinence of the Urine, or any general.de
numenzeitt of the Urinary Organs, Pain In the .
Back. Side,
and between the Shoulders, predbe
position to S light Colds, flecking and Gentile
„E
. uod Cough, Emaciation : Difficulty ofitreatillog
I •
' and indeed we might 'enumerate many more .
" dill, but we have space only to say, it will
. not only titre tile debility following Chills and
1
Flear, hut prevent all attacks arising from MI
, mimetic leduences, and cure the &defuses at
already stacked. And as it acts di- •
' freed . and y if ta
peral l e t to .
Ltly upon the biliary sys-
-I
We, arousing the lAver to action, promottug.
a in fact, all the, excretion, and secretions of the
r , system, it will intallibly prevent any deliteri-
O• oreconseq ueucus following upon ebetoge of cli
mate and water; hence all travelers should
have a bottlenith them. and all should take a
. table epoouful at least before eating. As it .
ti V
. prevents costiveness, strengthens the digestive ,
1 •
organs, it should be In the hands of all persons
Of sedentary habits atudeots, minister*, liters-::.„, .
0
r'y men. And all ladies net accustomed to
ninth out door exercise should always ace 41.1 •
Jr they will th ey will find an agreeabloodesse
aot, and efficient remedy against those ills '
'which rob them of their beauty; for beauty • '
cannot exist Without health, and health cannot
dila while the abate Irregularities con tirine.-•
Then again, the Cordiat is a perfect. Mother's •
Relief. Taken a month or two before thefinal .
'l.
0
trial she will pees the dreadful period withper- . '
' foci ensiled eafety.t.Thire u no mfetoke aut
it. this Ctirdialiia/2 we claim,' : for it. .11tokier,s ~
try ith. - Andisayon.w..appeal to detect thorn- - -
nes.s or deolineno4 only of your daughters be..
fore It be too late, lint also your eons and bus. • ••
bands, for whilelbefenner, from false delicacy,
go down to a premature grave rather than lid '
I their condition beknown in time, the lattcrare
14
often so ' Mixed up with the excitement of base
nest thatlf It were not for you they too would •
travel•ln the same downward path, until too
late to arrest their fatal fall. Dot the Mother
14
in silwaiii vigilant, and to you we confidently. • tt
appeali for we are sure your never fililigg af , .
faction sini uoerrtngly point yon to Prof. ...ft,.•
f, roof Cordial and Blood Redo . E
tor4a thermatedY.which 'lipoid be always'-6d t'D
hand in time Of need. O, J. WOOD, Preprit4
ow, 4/1 Breedings New York, and 114 Mark' % •
. street4t- -Toonhq Mo., Ana iefildbyall good•Drin,
glom . -Alio, by Dr, Boas, oppoeite .the Court a
• azmie,A.Letianon. r: k". —Daliar—pec
• Bottle. • • , .%11 r 4.1.." . 9w. .
FIRE NOTICE.
PROF. WOOD'S
AND
moniElic wall TED.
TIIE. Commissioners of Lebanon county are desirous
of making a loan of SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Immediate application should be made to the.
Treasurer, C. 11.1Borgner. Esq., or
DAVID ROLLINOER, (lommisekmAre
SIMON Frwrz,
of -
ROBERT Er/6Na Lebanbn county
A tied, :—Cratie SAME, Clerk.
Lebanon, September 18, 1861.
• PUBLIC NO'FICE. .
A LL PERSONS indebted to ARRAII AM LERMAN,
21 Steam Miller, of North Lebanon .township, Lebe.
non county, are hereby notitled that lasi books of an .
count have been transferred to Michael Shenk, and
that the sautellave been'placed in my hands f or colloo
lion. If the accounts are not settled before thd Jet of
January, next, suit will be brought.
JOSIAH VUNCK.
Lebanon Dec. 4 , '01. Att'y for Michael Shenk.
Store Moose for t.
mins stand - contains a large Store - ROOM and eleven
I other' rooms for family dwelling an.l store house.—
la situated in Ileiltean's Dale, Lebanon county, four
• and a half miles west from Lebanon, on the
' •
I. Union Canal. Store has been kept in the above
house for the three years. This stand is
" situatedin a thickly settled - part of'Lebr•non
county arid is calculated to do a large Country and
Moat hardness, hailiga a fine wharf and landing for
boats to lay, and large and convenient stabling for
boat holies. This stand is well worthy, the attention
of such wishing to.engage in Store, Grain and Coal Mt-
SitleBB. Terms very moderate.
October 30,1)1. aoirts , HEILMAN. 11. S.
WOOD • and COAL YARD;
THE undersigned, having bought Mr. I -
Henry Spoon's Wood and Coal Yard, a -
short distance north east of Messrs. Foster
Atutch's Foundry, in .the borough ,of North
Lebanon; and also bought from 201: to 300 CORDS OF
WOOD and,from, 60 to 3000 TONS OF COAL, of all
kinds'and gades, whleh' I will sell at the yard or dellyer
at as small profits as Will suit thO times. I therefore in
cite all those that afe.in- want of any of those articles to
call and see the samO,:.ascertain
„prices, and judge for
the:S.4olre% ' .DANIEL LIGHT, (hieroant.)
North Lebanon; July` 1801.
Books aind„Atationery Eva
'
TEACTIERS' HEADQUARTERS!
Itlkomem,,,,swarisma
AS,:.RE I MO Y, E 1)
Has removed ilia Book Store to Market Square, I. anon,
vir HERE may be had, on-reasonable terms a general
v assortment of SCHOOL, Strairetr SCHOOL, THEOLOO
feat and ldiiiegt.tAnr.ous UOOKS of - every deseriPtlon.,k
Copy-Books, Cyphering Books, leather:and paper bound
Pass Baas, and every: variety of STATIONERY, &c.,
whotesele aud retail. • ,
WINDOW SRADES..
A large.ef variety Plain, Fancy, Buil, Green, Gilt, &c. .
PAPER SHADES.
Neat Patterns:Plain, °teen, Blue and Gilt. Also the
lattig and simplest
- STYLES OF FIXTURES. - •
PT" CALL AND EXAMINE. 16;Z..
Lebanon. September 27,1880.
NEW CASH STOltti
NEW GOODS
.
AN D . N.EW P.FLICES,
F. SWARTZ hereby infoim the public that he
• has just .opened steel: of NEW tIOODS at the
old Stand of Swartz & Bro.. Hall Building, which will
be sold for cash at prices togait the times. All are In
rited to call and examine. [Lebanon, April 10,
PUBLIC 111. -
DEIISONS having-claims - against Isaac:-Hoffman. of
ileidelbeit township, Lebanon county, will please
present the MOO to the undersigned in Shaefferstown '
and those indebted will plonk, anakel.payment wltbunt
delay. Theliiddle ` 1a eittnlollPa Against. bliylng from or
selling to the said lamb Hoffman.
JONATIIAII ZERBA
Deg. 19, 1.5C1.) Committee of Isaue-1161Imun.
_NOTICE.
1 - rTS le to notify all Carpenter? and Cabinet makers
I
that no bills for coffins wilt be paid by the Plum
tor? of the Poor for poor persons dying within a circle
of fire Miles of the Poor house; as all such persons
will befurnisited with Conlin free of expenae on MTH
catioO to the:Sttwora at the Poor Bones.
JAMES BENSON,
JOHN' E. BOWMAN, Directors.of the Boor.
ELIAS WALIROEN,,
Lebanon, Dec. 11, 1801.43,
TEACHERS! INSTITUTE.
Teachers, Directors; and Friends of Ed
neation in.Lebandn- County.
E undersigned hereby announess that
-n TEACH"-
EnS' INSTITUTE 1.111 be held in the COURT
11.013SE,LE8 ANON. commencing oti
-
271URSRAF. the 18th day of January,
A. D., 1842. at 10 &clock,. A.. hi, and continuing in
session 4TIIRNE 'DAYS. . .
The exercises in the forenoon will eotedet of CLASS
MULLS, arid 'thnee in afternoon and orening of
ESSAYS LECTURES AND DISCUSSIONS.
-•
Tile" followingquestions will Coble up for'diiieutizioi
—viz:
Should schools be closed on Saturday, and District
Institutes hold in their stead
Has a purely ihtellectual culture a tendenc:l , qA pro
mote good morals?
Aro not a majority of our Tencheratoo tyrannical in
theirShool government?
ShoulthaTeacher's authority go beyond the school
house limits?
Should'akildren - be compelled by law' to attend
school?
.Dr. BURROW - ES, (State Superintendent:oE6n. 0.130:
LANDON, riot-WICKERSHAM, and C. W. DEANS,
Esq., County Superintendent of Delaware county, are.
expected to be present to deliver lectures in the even
ings.
The exercises throughout will be interspersed with
Vocal MUSIC. In short, everything will he done by
the Executive Committer, in connection with the un
dersigned, that will have a tendency to interest and In
etruct the Teacher. Is it asking too much in return
that each Teaeher:lo the county be present during the
entire session, to avail himself of the means for lan"
proyement that•will he presented I- It le considered
needier* to ',peak at lengthy! the Importance of Teach
era' Instituted, and the good they have already ACCOM
pllshed. The experience of the last fire y ears clearly
dentotietrates their usefulness, for It is they that have
been mainly instrumental in elevating the Teacher's
profession to its pt asset position, and In bringing about
the "happy Union of hearts and Union of hands" eve.
rywhere manifested in the great education cause.
It is believed that Directors would act in conformity
with the best interests of the schools, by granting
Teachers the privilege of attending Institutes without
lussof time or reduction of salary. The Directors in
quite a number of districts have already granted the
time. Let theligcod example be followed by every
District in the county, and where the time will naklie
granted it can hardly be deemed a sufficient reason for
Teachers' abseuce.
Tho hotel keopers havo consented to make a liberal
reduction iri'pri , .es of fare. Ladies will be entertained
gratuitously. Let theta be a..tunt ont worthy of the
good cause. By urder of II
Debnuon, Dec. 11,16111. County Superintendent
THE LASTIVOTICE.
f 311 E SUBSCItIIiERS having been out . .of .bnehteae
1 Eight Mouths, would give notice/ to.peiltms yet re.
=lining in debt to the firm of GEORGE & PYLE, that
settlement must promptly be made between. this.aud
the le of
..)inuary, next. After that time the, honks
will be placed into the !mode of A. 13. Etr,.,.Eaq-, for
collection. - • GEORGE &
lAiluumn, Dec 4;1961. •
•GRefl.i'T WE 1D.71.14X,
A TTOIMEY-ATLAW.-0t in Cumberland street,
Ad. Willie office of bie father, Gen.Jobn Wtfamen:
Lebanon, Ao
,
• J. 11,. BOWMAN ,. •
,
ATTORNErAT-LAW,.l , an Icknit):V.ED-Dis aka of
Planck's Nor •Buildlug, (Award moty,)Oumberland
greet, Lebanon. Pa... .
.
Lebnpou, April 8 , 1859. •
~ .
.
CYIIUS I'. MIMI:LER,.
A TTORNEY.AT-LA W.-oThoo in•Woilsot street, near-
C). ly opposite the Brick Hotel, and -.tan doors south
!rout linruisny's Hardware store.
Lebanon; March 23, 1881.-Iy.
OE JAKE ' S.WAN.TED.
Shoentakors to work on - Military work, and 2 on
V Ladles' work, are wanted by the undersigned, in
Cumberland street, Lebanon Good wages eini steady
employment given. P. F. McCAULLY.
Lebanon, October 23, '6l.
•A RARE C HA NCE.
aU. KIM o ff ers lite well known PHOTOORAPHIC
• for axle. Thorough instruc
tions will be given to any ono purchasing not acquaint•
ed with the businefie. .Fgr hartculare cell at big rooms
in A. RilleS building. [Lebanon, March 20 '6l-3m.
DEFENDS & STINE are daily receiving fashionable
IA Drees Goods, such as Gazelles. Mozambique., ble
donee, pawns, Layel Iss °fall kinds for traveling dresses;
Silk Challys, Silk Tissues, Crape De Sperms, Gingham
and Groy Dress Goode of every description, offered at
unusually low, prices by . HENRY & STINE.
ga- All Om above good, offered at very low prices.
0N umBRELLAS, Parasols, rich and fine; Skeleton
Skirts, Dusters, Shawls; and a varlet. ,of other
itewds for ladies, just received and for Mb, eheats:lr than
the cheapest by HENRY STINE.
CHRI STIBAS MEE K
Among the AineOtani..sla vex
*c.) DT, Tuzsr!" , zsanuka:
,BP4.B's -
6171 r410,a,
"Aia iif itin. .ehitilren ;
O n ` itd4 - thros . :lloeigiziong the Ajeortean
• 1•1 1 454 . 640,?;.c... • : , • ;
: . • trMeef 'ems; " •
~
S'!
icggllde;"• etc.
fd . SALE AT it - It "fr #6.EVEL'S
BQ 0 K S - T l .Oke r s •
• CIMLBIrittANEL .1g1i413% .011010 N.
• LebanaN Dtc. 10,11ifrl•
..,....„_. IF Irsalf WANT ..
4:11,,0T0p.1t‘P.11.0f. ouraalt,arcriand, Ma itest-air
• "rtpiNi Aid" at ZATEXT aaliel, oast 'door Cattkil
Le bnlicOsit Bank. - ''' ' - ' -
• • •
HOSTr.E;TTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprietors and Manufacturers or FIOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
.TBRS can appeal, with, pare - et 'confidence to
'physicians and citizens gelierallY of the United
`States, becauSe the artiolel as altritined s.repti
tation'heretofore unknown.. A few tants upon
this point will „speak more powerfully than
volumes of bare assertion or bleioning puffery,,
The consumption of Hostetter's Siontach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over a half
million bottles; and from its' manifest steady
increase in times past, ibis evident thstoduring
the coming year the consumption. Fill reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold hut for the rat's ,
medicinal properties contained in the prepara
lion, arid the sanction - of the most prominent
physioicns •in those
. sections of - the country
where the article is best known, who not, only
recommend the Bitters to their patients,, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom. .
This is not!" temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum
peting the qualities of,lite, Bitters, but a solid
estimation of. an invaluable medicine, which is
destir'ett to be as' enduring as time itself.
Hostetter's' Stomach Bitters have proved
a Godsend to regions where fever- and ape
and various _ other bilious complaints .have
equated . their victims by 'hundreds, To tg
able to state confidently that the "titters:'
arc a certain cure for the Dispepsia and lilic
diseases; is' to the 'proprietors a source of unL.
alloyed pleasure. it removes all morbidnuitter
from the stomach, purifies •-the blood; and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that tone and energy indispensable,'
for the restoration,of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly -bUttpOwerfully, and soon restores theta
to a condition essential to the healthy discharge
of the functions of nature.
. ,
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily es
per directions on the bottle, and they
in it a stimulat peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it - is pleasant, to the palate,
invigorating totho bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating -generaliy. We have the eyi 7
deuce of, thousands of aged men and ivornezt
Who hare experienced the benefit of Using this
preparation while suffering, from stomach tie-
ratigeinents and 'general debility; acting usher
the advice'Oflibysieians, they Lave abasithingd
all deleterious drugs and , fairly tested ..tre,
merits of this article. A few words to. thi
gentler sex. There are certain periods when
their Cares are, so harassing that many of ifigni
sink under'-the trial. The relation 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
forlier infant: Should the period of maternity
arrive diiring the summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated.: Here,
then, is a necessity fora stimulant to rec.upc
:rate the, energies of the system, and enablethe
Mother to . bear up under her exhausting trials
and yeoponsibilitio, Nursing motherss'ene.'-'
- rally prefer - the Bitters to all other invigora
tors- that receive the 'endorsement;
clans, because it is , agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily strength., .
All those persons, to 'whom w4ave,articu
larly referred above, to auffe'rers.Srom
fei•er and ague, caused by . malaria, diarrliceti;
dysentery, indigestion,Aoss of 'aiiiietite,-and
all diseaseS or derangements of , the.Stointick,,
superannuated invalids, -persons-of. sedeatety
occupation, and nur e sing mothers, Will.consuk
their own physicarwelliVeby giving to llos
tetter's Celebrated Stemnehrßitters ti-tfiat
tAUTIOW:=—We caution the public ttgatirM.
using any of. the ,many . imitations or counter=
faits, but. ask for Hobraprun's cELmirc.47fll
STomAUn BITTERS, and see that each bottlefias
the words "Dr: J. Hostetter's Stomach Hifteral!
blorn on the side of the bottle, - and stamptid
on the metallic cap eoTerilag,tle,cirk,. -and
ojaserve that our autograph , signature itroir the
eEe - - Prepared and sold by - HOSTETTER &
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all
druggists, grocers, and dealers gerte'rally
throughout the United States, South Arne-J .
rice, and el:ern:may.
LE MBE AGER'S
CLOTH MANUFACTORY.
rinIANKFUL for-past favors, the undersigned-respect-
J„, fully informs the Public, that he continues to caw
on his Manufactory in East Hanover township, Lerstncn
county, on as extensive a scale as elver. It is unuecessa
ry for him to say more, than that the work willbe done
hrthe same EXCELLENT STYLE, which has made his
work and name so well known in the surrounding cone
try. He promises to do the work in the shortest powi
blelime. His manufactory is in complete order, and be
flatters himself to bo able to render the same satisfaction .
as heretofore. manufactures
Broad and Narrow Cloths, Oissinetti, Blankets, White
and other Flannels, ati in the bed manner.
Ae also cards Wool and mikes Rolls: _For the eotrre
silence of .his. Customers, Wool and Cloth will belaken
in at the following placutc—At the Agree of George &
Pyle, Loeser & Brothers, George Reloceld, and at
the ' new Drug Store of Joseph L. - Lemberaer, near
the 'Market House in the borough-of Lebanon; at the
store of Shirk & Long, in North_ Lebanon; at S.Roth
ores, Dethel•township; at the public Louse ofWWiam
Earust, Fredericksburg; at the. store of S. E. Bickel, in:
Jonestown; at the stcre of Mr. Wenner, - Believing
at the ofMartin Early, Palmyra; at the storeof Mri
Zimmerman, East Hanover. Lebanon county. All ma.
oriels will be taken away regulnrly, from the above phi;
cae, finished without delay, s,ndseturned again.
•
Those of his customers who wish Stocking Wool card
ed dyed and mixed, can leave 'the same white) at ea
above mentioned places, with dirvietlonsiow;tbey -wish -
It prepared. Pr his customers can order the Stocking
Wool to be prepared from the Wool of the undersigno4
which will be done and left at the desired places.
N. It. It is desired that those having Wool carded, will
pity the Cash therefor, at the .above nannedplrless.
LYON . LEMBERGER..
'East Hanover, Lebanon county, July n,
&. Reading Railreniork
Lebanon Val Hey .11eanch
I A
.. ; ,4,,n,.-71' , "'.1!
~~~
Two Daily Pasaeakiet."-7'raini to Rad.
• • and Harrisburg.
')ASS LEBANON, going East to Reading, at 9.43. A. M.,
and 2.4.5 P.AL.• r
.Pasa , Leh anon, going West to
,Tfarrishurg, at 7.16 P.-
11. and 12.01 l'.M •
At Reading, both train, make, close connexions - for
Philadelphia, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Danville, Williams
port, dm.
Morning train only connects at Reading for Wilkes
bares, Titteton and Scranton.
- At Harr/share, troinereonneet with "Ponnertratats.""
"Norther Central," and "Cumberland Valley" Railroads
for Pittsburg, Laricaster,Balthnore, Sunbury, Chambers.
burg, &e.
Through Tickets to I4ncaater,in N0..1 Cats, $1 50,. to.
Baltimore, yz 30.
80 Pos. baggsguallowed to each pa:monger:
The Second Chum Cars run Nith all the above tnarpa:
ThrOugh First Class Tleicetsat redecod'zittetti Niagara
Falls, r.notTalo, Detroit, Chlosgp, cud all the-yriacipal
paints in the West, Noi - 111 West, and Canadas ; and Emi
grant Ticketa, at lower Pares; to MI above , placeorain
had on application to tho Station Agent, at_ Lotann..
Through First-Clogs Coupon Tickets, and - . P.Ogitint
Tickets at rodace&raros, to all tha principal paints in
the North and Weat, and the Canada&
COMMUTATION TICKETS.
• Wit& 28-Coupdas, at 25 pas cent discount, between.
any Imintedealred, an&
,•• • MIIMAtTE 710KETS, .
Good for 2000 miles, betwoen all points, at gis each
for Families and Business Firms.
Up Trains leave Philadelphia fel' Reading. Llistrik
burg and Pettsville at 8 A. M: and 3,3oindli
Mgr' Paaeongars are renucated.ro purchase tickets bew
fore the T,rains start. Higher Ps r ,, e chirged, if paid in
too cars. • . • O. A..'NICOLLS,
July 17, 166 L.. Engittesr and Superintendent.
HARDWARE AT COST.
COST- 'OR ; -Ca 411..
lear Dutton:who bai.e fettled. thoir accounts to April
1, 1801, will bo allowed a liberal crelit on- purobasea.—
Tbooe 1111013'k.* n ot. settled will dad their accounts with
A. B,l.Ely„Esq.,•bir immediate eettlenleot and collet.
Lion.
' IL
.
4 5 , T. YOUNG,..
. GAS. -F I T . .
E j
y -ALM* tfßZET;iiext door co' & bora
.. • acivIEBANOIi, Pk. „ Mara nova.
e.,..v• •-• • ,•
~Y,OU WANT • . .
}IMHOF.* atedellion of Ic,
doer: 1 1-06.off t
.OR Intl t;entien 4 — aati2ll4FlKani laic,
een Lhogbom &tort ui. xamix. kMx • .
•
IS . a IvEw : ,sler.L . Et i 8 61
box
14/311,..in. bitialkarland Street, - taieen u
- ' 'Market apil the Coort4Louse,nortjaiti!*.liea, .
ow dii band a splendid ateaortinent of. the .7ow. ,
Style dr,UATS Ant CAPS,foxmattaml 15oita, foe.l.BW„
to ',bleb Lite attitaiiin if Itainttil!c,ta rearAtfolly ix,* '
WI. ihts' 0 f I ,ll 4 4 :l o mb,pPll4 l itsheopq s 434l3o,rapa_
costly, always Olt t•osofl: Ltaltal k inatopetei :
did assortment .of SUMMER . ,enlbmcing Ameh as
ST4AW.,,PANAMA., pr,DAL,..P • RL, IiORN.LEG.
BORN, 81rNATE C L l BlANagool99 2l stti.. , ko .
103.„.11a.Wi1l also• Wholesale all kinds or Hat* Oars,.
e., to Country Merchaate ( - 11 n 1 Tirsitictio us terms: - '
Libman, July 17, lttr.l. i