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LEBANON, PA.
WIIDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1802
HOME AFFAIRS.
Mir Why John, where are you go
- ing to in such a hurry ?
Why, I am going to LAUBACWS, In Market street,
ttr buy a nice lot of Furniture.
"Well,'John, can you tell me the reason why LAI:MAW
sells so much more Furniture and Chaira than ell the
Cablaet.makers In Lebanon together ?
Yes, John, I think I ran tell that reason very plainly
he hm plways got by thr the largest Mid best amart
meats of all kinds of Fnrn here and Chairs on hand,
Which ho also sells a great deal cheaper than any other
eabinebtnaker ; besides he has an excellent cushioned
Furniture Wagon with whisk ho delivers all Furniture
and Chairs sold by him, free of charge; these I think
to be very good and advantageous reasons. •s
As the 98d liegtaient will leave for
the seat of war this week, the public will please
bear in mind that the beet and oldest CABINET
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, in Lebanon, is
that ofd. ItaornonMNE'r. Any person in want
Waded made work will please call ea him, be.
raye buying elsewhere. C. BROTRIJALINE.
Lebanon, Nov. 20, 1801.—Omo.
We noticed last week the destruc.
lion by Ore of the Steam Tannery of Messrs.
Zoos, at Myerstowvt. The esteek house, contain
ing some 200 cords of oak (bark, the bark milt,
engine mid engine house, were burned to the
gratin!. Through great exertions, the vat and
dreisfrig Imuse were saved. The estimated loos is
$6OOO. Insured in Lyaom log Company for $3,.
000, West Brandt, $1,500.. The origin of the
fire to unknown. There was no fire of any kind
In the tannery when the hands left it. The en
gine was stopped and the fire put out at about 2
o'clock on Saturday, In order to clean the boilers
on Monday morning. The fire . Was discovered
in the bark mill.
During the past year, Coal was de
liverod along oar railroad as follows :
Surtons.
Missosners,
Richland,
Lebanon,
Antiv{4o,
Palmyra,
ByhoLAßY.—Sorne thief or thieves
entered tho Saloon of Mr. Doting, under Funek's
Mall, In this borough, on Wednesday night, and
stole 11 billiard balls, 10 6gatelle balls,.all the
cheeks, and a lot of eatables. They entered at
the book door, which they forced open. Mr.
Debug offers a reivard for the recovery of hie
property and the detection of the thieves.
B. F. Hall, some time since arrest
ed in this place fer attempting to peas a forged
cheek aI the Lebanon Bank, (but never brought
to trial;) bee been figuring of late in Sunbury,
Pa., to the scandal of the good people of that
place. lie relied about $2OO of money from
various eitiaens to purchase the material for a
printing office. Oa his way to Philadelphia be
was or protexxled to be . robbed. The persons who
bad given him the money obtained judgement,
levied on his household goods, and sold it. Hap
pening to tell some goods not embraced in the
levy, prosecutions were instituted, and a general
town squabble Is We result.
Messrs. Moses and John Riegert, of
'Cornwall, slaughtered a Hog last week which
weighed 576 pounds.
Died, on Thursday, the 10th of De
mioutber, A. D., 1881, at the residence of Isaac
X Inns rd, In-Burma township, Armstrong county,
Pa., John 11. Washburn, aged about 27 years.—
The deceased was deaf and dumb, but bad been
ought, to read and write. The deceased stated
that be was on his way to visit his grandmother,
'whose residence, be said, is near the town of
Lebanon, Lebanon county, Pa.
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BWWN IN.—Another of the orn.
wall Anthracite Fortnum, at Cornwall, was blown
In on Wednesday of lad week.
DEAD,—.Mr. James McCausland,
Manager at Speedwell Forge, died on Saturday.
Be was slightly injured by a fall onVednesdey,
which produced abberation of mind, and on Fri•
day night he jumped out of a window, from
which he received Injuries that caused his death.
.The. Fruit Grower Society Hof Fast
ers Pennsylvania will hold their next annual
meeting In Laminator oity, Ps., at CoOper's Ho
tel, commencing on Wednesday, the sth of Feb.
Tway, 1862. Horticulturists are invited tO at
We are pained to learn that James
Ifelohhold, of this borough, slipped on the leo
hod fell on Sunday evening, frnoturing his leg.—
Title lea. grievons nooldent to one in his other
wise bodily afflicted eondition.
john H. Bowman Esq., of this
place, in cantsvaion with 'several other gentle
men, is getting up a Company. they have thus
far been very successful, having ennsaid between
forty and fifty men.
John Lick, of California, has
nags a 13andsome donation to the Fredericks
burg Sunday School:Union, of this county. Mr.
Llok,doespoSforgat his old hams andoldlfrionds.
Sir There are at present about 120 mew
employed along the line of the Union Cc-
tkol, repairing, cleaning out, and otherwise
Improving the same. The work is being
peeked forward, se as to•be ready for the
opening of navigation, as early as the sea
son will permit. The carrying capacity of
these works_ is being gradually but sturdy'
;improied. Since the enlargement, theam
petty has been inereetied . 33 per cent.
Among other. improvements, the con
,struction of a neW alnine-way at the " Big
pam," near Jonestown, is worthy of notice.
A drift or small tunnel is being made fri m
below , the dam into the pool of the same,
above. This drift will be circular, 8 feet
in &Meter, and about 250 feet in length,
through'et solid trap.roek. In the pool of
the dom, over the mouth of the drift, a
stone sluice, or gate-house, some 45 feet
high, will, be erected. This work is pro,
grossing as rapidly as practicable, a night
and.day force being employed.
the Advertiser
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My 70 ea 78 72 11 a county in / 1110011.
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My 91 74 61 80 87 66 43 71 71 M &county trr rn, BlBo .
My whole 11 found in erne of 111,1 11111 P° 11 0 4 iaha.
Answer neat week. ' ' - • A. 0. B.
58. Lebanon,
Mowers to Assgrama of toot sash.-4f o. 1--Lelgtl
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baniel
Shay, of Co. G., 93 Regi
ment, Penn'; volunteers, died, a few days ago,
at the Seminary Hospital.
HANDBILLS FOR SALES
Printed cheap, and at an hour's notice at the
LETTER FROM THE COUNTRY,
CORNWALL TP., Jan. 28th, 1862.
Ma. EDITOR :—There is an old say.
ing in England, when the elements
are decidedly contumacious, that it is
"not a night fit to turn a poor brute
out," and such has been the average
state of the weather since my last.—
The "Snits Creek," as though deter
mined to bid adieu to its ancient
name, and class itself among rivers
of the first magnitude, overflowed in
every direction, and roared like a cat
aract, last week. I understand that
quite a number of fences were carried
away by the freshet. This is good
news to fence-makers.
By looking over your columns, I
perceive that the war has not seri.
Gusty injured the matrimonial excite
ment. The only advice I can give to
my young friends on this point, is,
"keep the ball rolling, and remember
der druckar."
A malignant disease of the throat
is prevailing among the children here,
which, I cirri sorry to state, prevents
them froni attending,school. By re.
feritng to the "obithary" head, the
reader will perceive that it has proved
fatal in several cases, . and furnished
another exemplification of the trite
aphorism, that"death loves a shining
mark." At the sometime it may lead
us all to reflect that
"Life is real—life Is earnest,
And our hearts though stout and brass,
till like muffled drums are boating,
Funeral matches to the graTe.
On Wednesday night last, Mr. lien--
ry Kurtz's carpenter .shop was enter
ed, and nearly all his valuable tools
were taken therefrom. Who the vil
lain-or villains wore is , a problem that
may not receive a readysolutloh from
astrologers or witches. Our friends
in the country will do well to be fore
armed for the many suspiCious ohne,
acters which proivl about their neigh
borhood. To give an illustration, we
met an old "covey". a 'few evenings
since, who hailed from "Woliabersstet
tle." He appeared to have been over
loaded with "old rye,"aud clung to an
old tree, evidently waiting for his stop
ping place to come round.
The recent fall of 'snow made the
sleighing prime, and the jingle of bells
echos lively in all directions. I hope
the sun will not interfere with the fun,
so as to give us as opportunity to
"glide o'er the ice and snow."
Should the weather prove favora
ble, a public examination of.the schol
ars of the Excelsior school, will be
held, on Thursday evening next.—
The exercises will be interspersed
with vocal music, and conclude with
a "spelling match," in which all the
"crack spellers" are invited to par
ticipate.
I enjoy country life up to nature—
the only objection I' can produce, is
getting the"news" when it is old., and
you know I like to keep posted on the
!..ogrtiit'ltqUestion" of the dny. A sharp
artnreontractor might rob the gov.
ernment of a hundred thousand del.
lars,
take sick, and go to Europe for
the benefit of his health, all before. I
would be ablb to check him.
I observed several typographical
errors in ,thy last,* to which I think
the dOii" must pleadgu ri iity.
Yours Truly, JO
TONS.
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OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE,
From* the 03d Regiment.
atle AlM:owing letter should have
been recOltd in time for last week's
paper, butt was delayed in the mails,j
LETTER PROM LIEUT. ROGERS.
Headquarters, Co. C., 23d Beg.,)
Wssutrierropt, Jan. 17, '62. j
FRIEND AREsErN :—Affairs in camp
stillp,reeent their wonted appearance,
save that a dikty thud has fastened
itself upon our streets and parade
ground ) making: th e operation of wlllic
ing rather a disagreeable one, and giv
ing soldiers , fife but very- few pleasures
at the present time. '
In order therefore, to be released
from the un , pleasantness of such a
sight, and - lotting to derive' benefit,
from a
,visit to. Alexandria,—a place
replete with interesting occurrences
in the threeits' serviee,—l start
ed forth on day morning last, in
company wy. brothers, on the
then unpleakuult Journey. For such
it certainly was . , as tire snow flakes
were dancing through the an, vitli
a rough wins; blowing that almost
chilled us through. The exercise of
walking however,soon made the life
current cowls Pere freely, warming
our Nunes into a pleasant_glow that
Weld staxOtrufettlior.j . Mfflingro.
cured kr Prevail - Marshes pass, in
Washington, we rode from Seventh,
and Penn. Avenue to the wharf, where
we embarked in one of the little steam
Tugs that towed up and down the
river. A half hour's ride brought us
to the secesh hole, and familiar sights
came once more-to view. As wedis
emberkeel, and walked slowly up King
street, our eyes naturally turned to
the Marshall House r —where the un
fortunate Blieworth lost his life. Its
dilapidated condition impresses the
mind if ith the important fact that it
cannot, last long but will soon be num
bered with the things that were, while
many other once fine buildings are go
ing in the same downward course.—
Business, however, is much brisker
than Waves during the summer, and
the innovations of Yankee enterprise
are everywhere making their appear.
ance.
Col. McLean's 88th Penn. Reg't
are quartered in those buildings that
have been deserted by the Secession
ists, and with their comfortable homes
and good warm stoves certainly pos
sess advantages in soldiering rarely
enjoyed by any of the "boys." We
there met some of the three months'
men that belonged to the "sth," and
they: welcomed us with.- hospitality
that made as feel at boom, and com
fortable. Vie slave pen is. used for
the accommodation of those soldiers
that get more than the "can carry,"
and we were much amused to see the
Motley group that then' adorned this
establishment. Wherever you turn,
the effects of the war are visible in
deserted houses, broken up business
stands, and all those natural results
of the great Destroyer. We returned
home on the following day ready and
anxious to assume the wonted routine
of duty at Camp Mary.
Marching orders are about to change
our loeation, and on Monday morning
next we intend moving for Tennlly
town, to join Gen. Peck's Brigade.—
I will advise you of our doings when
this is accomplished, and in the mean
time let all our friends direct their
letters to the 93d Regiment, P. V.,
Washington, D. C., which will insure
their transmission until further or
dered.. J. E. R.
Advertiser Office.
Prevention is Better than Lure,
To ladies of delicate health or impaired organisation,
or to those by whom an increase of family is limn
any reason objeetionable, the undersigned would offer
a prescription which is perfectly reliable and safe. and
which has been prescribed in various parts of the old
world for the past century. Although the article is ve
ry cheap and simple. yet it has teen put up in half pint
bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbitat.t
price of $5 per bmtle, the unnersigned proposes to fur
nish the recipe for the small sum of $l, by the posses
sion of which every lady can supply herself With a per•
lest safeguard, at any drug afore, for the trifling sum of
25 cents per year. Any physician or druggist will tell
yen it is perfectly harmless, and thousands of testimm
/dais can be procured of Its ,Mileacy. Omit to. any part
of did sthrld on receipt of $l, by addressing
Dr. d. C. DRVERAUX,
P. 0. Box, No. 23511, New !raven, Conn.
August 7,1561-Iy.
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LITARY U NIFORMS.—T arc is, per
haps , no department of military business in which
there has been n more marked inipmvement than in
the clothing of the soldiers. Not many years sines
officers and privates were dad in garments which were
almost skin-tight. They ;wore leather stocks, which
were worthy of the mine, for they kept the wearer in
tribulation; while their padded breasts and tight sleeves
made volition a matter of great (lintel] ity. Daring the
present war, such of our volunteers as procure their
uniforms at the Brown Slone Clothing Hail of Rocklin]
Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above
Philadelphia, obtain clothing that • is perfectly
easy, substantiai and becoming, The arm named hare
gone largely into the business of making Military
Clothing, and tin it facilities enable them to fill the
largest orders in the shortest poesibll time,
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kLUNNEWELL'E 0017011 REMEDY
excels in one of the Most important characteristics
namely, that of containing no materials of opium or
antimony. which ivre so debilitating to weak Constitir
tions. Whet' by its perfectSdurplicity tt is done with
the Cough or Lung Complaint its .spetiditl Tonic quali
ties exhibit themselves in giving strength to weak sys
tems, weakened by disease, to peculbority very impor
tant, but often lost sight of. In a preparation like the
Universal Cough Remedy may be found a great neces
sity for every nursery. every medicine chest, or count
ing room, led from infancy to age it may be used with
perfect impunity. See advertisement and read pain.
phiet. [November 6-lm.
Sr. &MS'S REFORMED CHURCH.—Regular service every
Wednesday evening at 7% o'clock , every Sunday
morning at 19 o'clock, and every Sunday evening at
7 o'clock.
CREMT Chosen.--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.
German preaching next Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock
in the Evangelicatehurch. and in the evening.
English preaching next Sunday at 10 A. M. and the
Lord's Supper at 2 P.M., in the Moravian Church.
English services next Lord's day morning and evening
in Zion"s Lutheran church.
German preaching next Sabbath morning and English
in the evening,. in the First Reformed church.
German preaching next Sunday mo7ning and English
in the °coning, in Salem's Lutheran church'.
Mart rt [
On the 2d inst., by Rev. Mr. Lovell, in Lincoln cpun.
ty, Mo., at the residence of the bride's mother, Alr
GEO. M. BICKEL (formerly of Jonestown, this coun
ty) to Miss ARDELIA ROBINSON, both of the same
county.
In Cornwall tp., en the 2311 inst., ROSANNA, child of
Christian and Sarah BACIIMAN, aged .1 y ears, 7 mos.
and 18 days.
On the morning of the 22.1 inst.. DEBBIE, daughter
of Charier, B. and Amalie E. FORNEY, of North tam,
non, aced about 7 years.
'On the 18th nit, in Bethel township. MARTIN
OMIT, aeod 73 years, 7 months and 26 day..
On the 14th inst., in Cornwall, AMANDA, daughter
of Abraham and Betty IiIItUBAKEE, aged 5 years, 1.
month and 22 days.
Dearer scholar, then best left us,
Here thy less we deeply feel;
But 'tie Cod that bath bereft us; et
lie can all our sorrows heal.
The Lobs Mon :Market.
Cars&Ey Corrected
L 1311,1910 N, WSDNISDAr t JANUAR/2' :20,1885.
Lab. Minns Ex. Fain $6 25 Eggs, Vi doz., .12
Smith " Extra d2O ;hitter,* lb:, 'l2
106. Vat. Super. Fines 60 Tub or salted - butter,
Prime White Wheat, 1 25 Lard, 8
Prime Red Wheat 115 Tallow,
Prime Rye, 55 Won, 11
Corn, - -Adders v
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Qatn, tided;
.CloVer-seed, 350 Soap;
Timoily•seett, 1,70 See,-wgr, 2 . 5
-Flax-seed, 325 White Bags, 3
Dried Apples Ali bu., 100 Mixed Bags, 1
Dried Apples, pealed, 150 Flax, lb., 12%
Peach "Suitz," 250 Bristles, is lb., 40
Pencil "lautzels," 125 Feathers lb., 023.4
Cherries, 150 Wool., fib., 40
Onions, 37 Soup Beans, *f qt., 6
Potatoes,* bus, .10 Vinegar, S gal., 1234
Apple Butter,Vl crock, 45
Irlie:ritiltidelphita Market.
-ftdottnat Ji/n t 27--The tlefavorebla tenor of
the foreign adrm.es by the Europa has somewhat
flattened the market for Breadstuffs, but;wi thout
raining any quotable changein prices. There is
,very . little shipping demand for Flour and the on--
ly transaction reported is 500 barrels Northwest
ern extra at $5 62f barrel. Small sales for
the supply of the retailers and bakers from $5 25
to $5 37f for common and good superfine, $5 60
to $5 75 for extras, $5 70 to $6 25 for low grade
and choice extra family, and $6 37f up to $6 75
forlancy lets. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are hut
littlyinguired after. We quote the former at
$3_7P 444 thaiafter at $3 . 0 barrel.
Grain-LThe 'demand for Wheat has fallen off,
but the offerings are light, and prieek are un
changed. Sales of 5@6000 bushels fair and
prime Penna. and Western Red at $1 32Q1 25
`4s bushel, mostly at the latter rate. White
ranges from $1 40 to $1 50. Rye continues to
command 72©73 cents. Southern do. is worth
65 to 68 cents. Corn comes forward slowly and
meets very limited inquiry. Sales of 800 bush
els new yellow at 57 cents, which is a decline.—
Oats are steady at 38f cents "4$ bushel for Penna.
Cloverseed is less active; sales of 650 bushels
at $4 50(4;4 62} 13 64 lbs. Timothy is worth
$1 621©l 75, and Flaxseed $2 10 '4ft bushel.
CATTLE MARKET.—The receipts and sales
of Beef Cattle were larger this week than last,
reaching some 1450 head at Phillips', and the
mallet was dull at about previous quotations,
which ruled at from $5 to $6 for common to .$7
for fair, end $7.50 t 0 ,58.50 the 100 lbs. for good
to prime quality, mostly within the latter range
of prices. Cows and Calves—About 60 were dis
posed of at from $2O to $32 each for • springers,
and $23 to $3B for Cows and Calves, as to c.ondi
don. Hogs were more plenty and rather lower
this week, the receipts and gales reaching some
8555 bead, inoluding 6015 at Iraboff's at s4®4l,
and 2540 at the Avenue Yard it $404.50 the 100
lbs. net. Sheep were also rather lower, with
salmis of 5500 at 4@4fc. '4f4 lb. gross, as is qual
ity.
Pativrtionanto.
J°SEMI GUM, Justice of tho Peace, wilt attend to
the Scrivening business—such as writing Deeds,
Mortgages, Releases. Bonds, Agreements, &e., 4e., at
his office, in Mulberry street, :610 doors south of the
Moravian Church, in the Borough or Lebanon.
Lebanon, January 20,1862.
yiw Reader, yott: seen ..Pl'ol.
WoOd'iti'd.itortfikuriettt; fa our papor. Reid it ; it will
i f it o ArtAt you.
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ghttites.
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Peaceful be thy silent slumber;
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou no more wilt join our number,
Thou no more our songs shalt lame.
Yet again we hope. buneet thee,
When the day of Ii is - 110.1,
Then in heaven, with joy to greet thee,
Where nefaretodt tear is shed.
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Notice.
' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A udilor's Notice.
Estate of Jeremiah Patdorff, deceased.
riIITE: undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Lebanon county, to make distribution of
the fund In the hands of George Bowman, jr., Adminis•
trstor of Jeremiah Batdorffi deceased. to and among
the cre. Bore entitled to the same, will attend to the
duties of his appointment, at his office, In Lebanon, on
MONDAY, the 24th of FEBRUARY, 1802.
at 10 o'clock, A. 31., when and where all perilous having
Maims will present them.
Leh., Jan. 2n, '62. JOHN B. MESTER., Auditor.
PUBIAC SALE •
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
WILL be sold at Public Sale, on
SA TURDA Y, FEBRUARY 22, 1862,
At the kiteresidence of PHILIP Malvin; dee'd., in Pal
myra, Lebanon county, Pa., the following Personal
Property, viz :
1 COW. FLAY, HARNESS, flood iiimenna
WATCH. 2 OURS,
i. 7 1 CARRIAGE ; M.
7 BEDS AND BEDSTEADS,
CENTRE AND OTHER
"JRC" _PIJIL.3II3B, AL. 11E: Mi 6
Canaseat and other Chairs, Chests, Stoves, Carpets,
Copper Kettles, Buffalo Robes, Potatoes, 1 Barrel of
Vinegar, and a variety of other articles too numerous
to mention.
Ai- sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A . Al.,when due
attendance will ba given, and terms of sale made known
by CHRISTIAN IroFFmt,
Administrator of Philip Matter, deu'd.
Palmyra, January 29, 18 62.-to.
REMOVAL
P HOUND RAMIS.
IT ELIA Betsy, wheru ars you going that you aro
dressed up so?
Ans.-1 11111 going to .1. 11. KEIM in his
ing. in Wainet street, to hare my Likeness taken.
Ques.—Why do you golf) Kahn and notto one of the
other rooms to hire it taken ?
Ans.—Because Keim's Pictures are sharper, clearer
and more truthful than others and nearly everybody
goes to him.
Ques.—Cart you toll me why his pictures are superior
to others?
Ans.—Yrd. I ho bad 9 pears practice, and hassuperior
Cameras, and alkh s other tixturar are of She most hit
proved kind.
Ques.—Wliat kind or Pictures does betake?
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takes Ambrotypes, and idelainotypes, of all
sizes and superior finish and Photographs, from the
smallest up to Life Size, Plain and, Colcired in Oil. He
takes all sizes Photographs front Daguerreotypes of do.
ceased persons and has them colored life like, by one of
the lest Artists. His charges are reasonable and his
rooms aro open every day (except suuday) from 8 o'clock,
A. hI. to 6,-I'. M, Don't forget, HEIM'S ROOMS is the
place you can get the Best Pictures. [Jan. 22,'62.
Economy is Wealth!
Cure Your Cough for One Dime;
The BEST and CHEAPEST Houeehohl HEM-
EDY in the World,
illadante ZADOC PORTER'S
G-REAT COUGH REMEDY!
.
madame ZADOC POE
'PER'S Curative Balsam is
warranted if used accord
ing to the directions, to
cure in all asses, Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and all a fractions
of the Throat and !Ans.
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MOST IMPORTANT.—Madame ZADOC POR
TER'S Curative "Balsam is sold a a prise which brings
it in the reach of every one to keep it convenient for
use. The timely use of a single bottle will prove tohe
w orth 100 times Its oost.
NOTICE.—Save Year Money !—Do not be
persuaded to pnrchase articles at 45. to $l, which do
not contain the virtue of a Dime Dottie of Madame Por
ter's_ Curative Balsam, the cost of manufacturing
which is as great as that of almost any other medicine;
and the very low price at which it is sold, makes the
prolt to the setter upper - ently small, and unprincipled
dealers will sometimes recommend other medicines on
which their prcilits are larger, unless the customers in-
Ost upon having Madame Porter's and none other.--
Ask for Madame Porter's Curative Balsam, price 10 eta.,
and in large bottles at 2C eta., and take no other. If
you can Hot get it at one store you can at another.
Bold by all Druggists and Store-keepers at 10
cents, and in larger bottles at 20 cents.
MALL A BUCKET., Proprietors,
New York.
Jos. L Lembergor, Agent, Lebanon, Pa.
January 20, 1802,1 y.eow.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SAZE
OF VALUABLE
BLOODED STOCK
and FARMING UTENSILS.
NNW.
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MA *Anil 3 '•-•
_ _ _
rILIE following STOCK, bred on the
COLEBROOK EdTATE of the 'late WILLIAM
COLEMAN, deceased. and a largeassortment of FARM.
INO UTENSILS, will be ulfored a 6 PUBLIC BALE, at
OOLEBROOK FURNACE, on
Tuesday, February 1.811,1862,
conarncucinit &bib o'clock, A. AL, by order of the Ad•
mlnletrator of odd Estate, visi
HORSES AND MULES-2 blooded &farms, Ac.
131I0ItT HORN OR DURHAM STOOK—The flue Bull
"Leopard," 4 yeAre old ; 20 Mulch Cowe; 7 Heifers, 3
years old; 3 Heifers, under 1 year old; 3 Bells, 1 year
old.
DEVON STOOP: —The fine Dull "Eclipse,. 5 years
old; 20 young Mitch Coos; 5 'fellers, between 2 and
3 years old; 4 Heifers, between 1 and 2 years old; 6
Bolters; under 1 yen- old; 2 Bulls, 2 years oil; 3 Bulls,
1 year old.
ALDERNEY STOCK-1 Belt between 2 and 3 years
itN• 4lleifrs. hetween 2 and 3 years old.
SiIERP-25 . 0otawasa =Miff 111 RiPtl .
SW I NE—A lot of fine Chester County Pigs, ghosts
and'Hogs; Breeding Bows, with Pig.
Also, 45 head of fine BAT CATTLE, tamely blooded
Mock: between 3 aud 4 years old, at for Butchers' or
Farmers' use.
Also. Broad and Narrow wheeled 3. 2 and I.horse
WAGONS, HARROWS, PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS,
Mowing and Thrsshinq kIACHINRS, Ox and Horse
CARTS, CornShellers, Patent Rakes, Patent Hay Forks,
Log, Halter, Cele and other Chat a, besides a variety
anther articles too rinnieroasko mention.
Ikat,:,The late Proprietor, Mr. COLEMAN, spared
nedGier..PaßM Aor expense in procuring the RIOT
BLOOD that cured be obtained, and, the excellence of
his STOOK is se well establiatied in this County, as to
render a more particular description of it unnecessary:
THE STOCK may be seen at the COLEBROOK
FARM. at anytime previous to the sale, by application
to the Manager, Mr. JOHN JANSON.
sin e Terms made known on day of sale, by
• W. G. FakIRMAN, Administrator.
January 16, 1662.
Election.
lumen is hereby given that an election by the
Stockholde* in the President, &tanagers and Com
pany or the Berke sod Dauphin Turnpike_road will be
held at the Public House of J. L. Bennethrun, in My.
cratown, Lebanon county. Pennsylvania.
On Monday, the ad day of ilfarch next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock,
P. M., of that day, for the purpose of electing One Pres
ident, Eight Managers, One Treasurer, and `mob other
officers as may be necessary to conduct the affairs of
the said Company daring the ensuing year.
At the same thne,the.Annual Statementof the Treas
urer will be laid before the Stockholders as usual.
By order of the Board, ILENE'S" MOLL Pres%
JAZOB Itsetruk, Treasurer. [January 22 , 1862 .
Pilblie
INTILL bo sold at: pubiic gale, at the ran:Moose of Pa
' V ter Pox. in North Lebanon township, near David
Boyer's Saw Mill, on
Saturday, February 8, 1862,
at I o'clock, - p. 111., the following Personal Property.
slata of Amos Fox, dec'd., viz :—Bed, Bedstead,
Chairs, Carpet„ Chest, Table, Watch, Looking
Glass, and other articles.
Terms of sple will he made known by
HENRY A. PDX,
Administrator of Ames Fox, dec'd.
Jos. Bricker, Anetionoer. [N. L:T., Jan-22, '62-ts.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
A Conservative Family and Paper.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST WEEK) A IN AMERICA
riONTAINS news Horn all the world, the lest repoyta
of the produce, Grain and Cattle trade, Dry Goode
and Money markots. - .
The foe, to disoriatifzurs, North, or South. The slop.
porter of the Union, the Constitutizn and the laws.
TERMS FOR ONE YEAR.
Twenty Copies or upwards, to one addrese $1 each.—
Thir teen copies to one address $l5. Eight caplet $l.O.
Four copies $O. Three copies $5. Under Three copies
$2, each.
An extra copy to anyone sending a elub.of twenty,
with the money. ..The Daily Journal of Commerce, Jun
ior, Issued for the Country. $5 a year.
Specimen co Pies sent agile,
STON.R, tEAT,p• 'AND 11A.LLOCK,.
91" Wall - street Now York,
Jawnery 22, Is 2. .
IF YOU WANT'
A goat MITRE fit a 'Medallion iir Pia, ealratßAl--
Lrfeopor,t, VW, 001" t? the 41tIllittKif?trOit.
Sat*
For Rent.,
STORE ROOM No. 2, 'Eagle Building," now occupies.
by Reizenstein A Um, asa Clothing Store. fa
a terms apply to
.1 Mrs. SARAH LINEA.WEAVER...dr
Mrs. ELIZABETH C. WEIDMAN.
Lebanon, Jan. 15, 1882.
. OH, YES OH, YES t
rill Et E undersigned re
spectfully intOrms the ' • ;
Public that he will attend
to AUCTIONEERING, &
will CRY SALES at, short •!:
notice and on reasonable 7
terms. lie can be found-- iireer Am s; - 3, AA
at We residence In North •
Lebanon Borough. - JOSEPH BRICEER.
N. Lebanon Borough, Jan. 15,'C2.-3m.
Assignee Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that LEVI TTERTZLER. and
Lavinia, his wife, of Jackson township, Lebanon
county, Pa., have assigned tbeirproperty and effects to
the undersigned, of the said township and county, for
the benefit of creditors. All persons having claims
against said parties, as well as those indebted, are re
quested to make settlement. JOHN A. DONOES.
WEIGLEY & KEGRIZE,
General Commission Merchants,
'OO. TEE BALL OF
Flour, Grain, Seed, Dried Fruit, But
ter, Eggs, Cheese, Poultry, &c.,
102 WARREN ST., NEW YORK.
0. WRIGLEY. N. EEQRIZE.
REFERENCES":
Chapman, Lyon & Noya, New York; Bash] idelinigbt,
Reading, Pa.; Wm. 61. Breslin, Lebanon, Pa.; B. lt.
Allen, Lexington, Hy.; William Selfridge, NeW York;
L. Betz, Canton, Ohio; Kaewman & Kissinger, Read
ing, Ps.; Jones & Shepard, New York ; W. C. Curry &
Co., Erie. Pa.•, John Sillea , Allentown, Pa.
New York, January 16,1862. -
OF ,PERSONAL PROPERTY.
LIT ILL be sobi et public eel e on PRIDAY: PEER UA
y kr 21, 1862, at ilk residence of DAVID W. OH
RIM Ili mile North from Frederickaburg, Lebanon
county, the following Personal Property, viz
4 HORSES. 18 HEAD OF CAT.
TLE. 7 tiIILCH COWS, 1 BEV
( t ONSIIIRE BULt., 10 YOUNG
CATTLE. 11 SHOATS, 1 Broad 1,11 "
and I. Narrow Wheeled Plantation WAGON, - 2 Wagon
Bodice, 2 Setts Hay Ladders, 4 Setts Harness, Saddle,
2.llerso Block Sled, Seed Drill,s Plows, Harrows, Shovel
Harrow and Cultivator, Corn Sheller, Drag, Cow, and
other Chains, Hay, Grain and other Forks, Scythes end
Cradles, Barrels and Stands, and other articles for the
Form, House and Kitchen..
Sale to conanieneo at preesely 12 o'clock, when terms
aittbemade.knownlzy. DAVID W.
Jacob Sbnotterly, Auctioneer. [Betlicl,Jau. 15, "62.
NOTICE is hereby given. that letteia of Adralnistrm
tion on the Estate of Amos Fo*, late of North
Lebanon township, Lebanon county - 4 Pa., deceased. have
been granted to the undersigned, of North 'Lebanon bor
ough. All persons, therefore, Indebted said Estate,
arerequested to make payment, and those having claims
to present them. IINNItY A. FOX, Administrator.
lineal Lebanon, January 8, 1861.
LIIESTONE.
T HE Subscriber having r c ' -t l%siTuarrv,fVrJZin trisot
Western part of this borough, offers to the public LIME,
fresh from the Kiln at $6 per hundred bushels, and $3
for Sleeked Lime. lie will sell at this price in Cash
or Trade. STONE for Walls and other purposes can be
lied at any time, cheap, for cash and trade. flu solicits
the patronsge of the public. HIRAM 110US1t.
January 15, 1562.-61.
ZADOC PORTER'S
Balsam is prepared with
all the requisite care and
skill, from a combination
of the best remedies the
vegetable kingdom affords.
Its remedial qualities are
based on its power to as
sist the healthy and vigo
rous el re n ati on of the
blood, through the lungs.
It is not a violent remedy,
but emolliment,----warm
ing, searching and effect.
fro; can be taken by the
oldest person or youngest
child.
111
rill
g SUBSCRIBER offers to Rent his largo three
story BRICK BUILDING, in Cumberland street,
Lebanon, between the Black Horne and Washington
Hotels. Said building was lately In possession of Mr.
Reisner. It has a fine Store Boom, Basement, large
Back Building, Outbuildings, Garden, &c. It will be
rented in whole or pal tto said applleants. Apply to J.
C. Reisner, on the premises, or to the undersigned above
Annville. Possession will be given on April 1, 1561.
January 8, ISO 2. WM. AULT.
itlad'e ZADOC PORTER'S
Balsam has been used ly
the public for over ]8
years, and has acquit ed
its present sale simply by
being-recommended by
those who have used It, to
their afflicted friends and
oibers.
9111 E .übdersigned would inform the Ladies of Lobe
non county, that he has the largest lot of LADIES'
FURS on hand ever offered in Lebanon, which will be
sold at low rates—from V. 60 to $45 per sett. No Furs
misrepresented in order to affect a sale.
Lebanon, Nov. 6, '6l. ADAM RISE.
rimiX subscriber will pay the highest market prices
for
TIMOTHY SEED,
CLOVER SEED.
- FLAX SEED,
At the Mill in Market street, Lebanon borough,
Bring it immediately. ABRAM STRICKLER.
Lebanon, September-I, 'ol.
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
Jr. GEORGE
Has purchased the stock of Goods of
ECKERT & BROTHER,
AND WILL SELL AT AND BELOW COST.
Having bought the Dress Goods at a large dis-
count, any one wishing to purchase Goods ••
cheap will remember the BEE HIVE STORE.
Lebanon, December 25, 1861.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
CUMBERLAND STREET, EAST LEBANON.
Nearly Opposite Bulb's Hotel.
1 IHE subscriber again calls attention to his fall and
splendid assortment of all kinds of FURVITURE
mid 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 tnins the plate,
for you can buy WEARER there than at any. other
112Eplace in the borough of Lebanon. Ilia fur
niture is all of his own nuumfactnre, and
warranted to be substantial. Come andj edge
for yourselves. You will fuel a LARGE
AND SPLENDID STOOK always on hand to suit any
customer, and you will lh'd that yoti can buy cheaper
there than at any other place. Remember the place,
and Conic ono, Come all, and care your money. '
/Or All Furniture will be delivered free, in good
care. A. LIERSILBERGER.
bobanon, December 25,1861,
CIIRISTRIAS IS COINING
And we are assured Gait many who read this Aran
viszirmix are already, considering
WHAT TO PRESENT
to their relatives and friends at borne and abroad. < We
would suggest the following: Either
A CABA,
A GOLD PEN.
A POltritalONlA,
A TRAVELING BAG.
_ A PORTABLE DESK.
A FINE ENGIIAvINO,
A MAGIC LANTERN,
A STEREOSCOPE,
or
A MICROGRAM°
AN AUTOGRAPHIC ALBUM,
A FRIENDSHIP ALBUM,
A FPLENDID BIBLE,
A BEAUTIFUL HYMN BOOK,
A TAPER 'M.A.CHE BOOK,
A< HANDSOMELY BOUND BOOK,
or any other Fancy Article, in our line, Suitable as
present, and acceptable to any person.
THE PLACE TO BUY THEM IS ATH.
•
11. 110edO/S
Book and Stationery Store,
Cumberland Street, Lebanon, -Penna.
N. R.—Miscellaneous Books will sell at .greatly re
duced prices—viz: $1.51 Books for 75 cents; $1,25 for
50 ; $l.OO for 40 ; 70 for 30, and 61 for 37%
Lebanon, Dec. IP,lBO'.
Store Ronsc for Rent.
PlllllB stand contains a large Store Room and eleven
1 other rooms for family dwelling and store house.--
It is situated in Heilman's Dale, Lebanon county, four
and a half miles west from Lebanon, on the
ofUnion Canal. Store has been kept in theaboro
hones for the last three years. This stand is
sittiated in a thickly settled part of Lebanon
county and is calculated to do a large Country and
Boat business, having a tine wharf and landing for
boats to lay, and large and convenient stabling for
boat horses. This stand is well worthy tha attention
Of such wishing to engage in Store, Grain and Coal bu.
einem. Terms very moderato.
October 30, NA. JOAN HEILMAN. IL S.
MONEY WANTED.
Comminsioners of Lebanon county are desirous
1 of making a loan of SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL
LAR'S. Immediate application should be Made to the
Treasurer, C. IL Borrow., Esq., or
DAVID HOLLINGER, Commissioners
SIMON BOLTZ, of
ROBERT EVANS. Lebanon county.
Attest Strom, Clerk.
Lebanon, September 18, 1881.
Afull assortment of Linen Goods for Coals and
Pantajnet received and, offered at Great Bargains
by RENEE 4 STINE.
FOR Bargaina in Gout!omen's and.Boys' Wear:please
call at tbeChaap Store of j lIANIty sTINE.
IF YOU WANT
11 PHOTOGRAPH rifloArself or trimly the' best ere;
-41 tofie bad at DAILY'S Detter,y, post door - td the'
qdfbanoi De*Eat Bank:i
_
IF YOU *ANT
A No.l A3cSNOTYI.E, veil cheap, go io DAILY%
epext door to.ktio Doren Beak,
THOMAS HASSLER.
Myerstown, January 15, 1862.
"PUBLIC SALE
'Ad minist ra toes Mice-
LIME BURNING
AND
FOR RENT.
Furs. Furs. Furs.
Sced Wanted.
rictimic NOTICE',
ALL PERSONS indebted to ABRAHAM LERMAN,
Steam Miller, of North Lebanon township, Leba
non county, aro hereby notified that hie books of as
unt have been transferred .to Michael .Shenk, and
that the same have been placed in my bands for collec
tion. If the accounts are not eettled berate the Ist of
January, next, suit will be brought.
tOSIAfi FUNCE.
Lebanon, Deo. 4 ,
'6l. Att'y for Michael Shenk.
WOOD and COAL YARD.
THE undersigned. having bought Mr.
Henry Spoon's Wood and Coal Yard, a
short distance north-east of 31essrs. Foster &
illutch's Foundry, In the borough of North
Lebanon; and also bought from 200 to 300 CORDS OF
WOOD and from 600 to 3000 TONS OF COAL, of all
kinds and grades, which 1 will sell at the yard or delirer
at as small profits as will suit the times. I therefore in
vite all those that are in want of any of those articles to
call and see the same, ascertain prices, and J udge for
themselves. DANIEL (merchant.)
North Lebanon, July 3, 1861.
Rooks rind Stationery Em
porium,
AND
TEACTIERS' HEADQUARTERS!
62:30MWE1 Texijra i tra ,
HAS - 11.E1110'VED
Ilas removed his Book Store to Market Square, Lel anon,
HERE may be had, on reasonable terns a general
V V assortmeneof Scnoot, SUNDAY Semen, TIIEOLOG.
[CAL and Miscmarmous BOOKS of eve* description.
Copy-Books, Cypheringdlooka, leather and paper bound
Pass Books, and every var/ety of STATIONERY, s:c.,
wholesale and retail.
WINDOW SHADES.
A large Of variety Plain, Fancy, EMT, Green, Hilt, .lc.
PAPER
.SHADES.
Nest Patterns, Plain, Green, Blue and Gilt. Also the
latest and simplest
STYLES OF FIXTURES.
- AL" CALL AND EXAMINE. ' 1 1".
Lebanon, September 27.1800.
NEW CASH STORE!
NIEW GOODS
AND NEW PRICES.
1) F: SWARTt hereby inform Cho public that he
hgajnat opened. a stock of - ICEW GOODS at the
old ..itad-cof Sjoiartz Bru.olol Building, which will
be cold' or cash at pridoll to suit tau tines. All ere in
vited to call and examine. ILebanou, April 10, 'tn.
PUBLIC 'NOTICE.
DEMONS having claims against Isaac Hoffman, of
Heidelberg township, Lebanon county, will please
present the same to the undersigned in Shaefferstown,
end those indebted will please make payment 'without
delay. The public, is cautioned against buying Iron or
Selling to the said Isaac HOUIan.
30NATlIAN ZERI3II,
Dee. 15, 1561.1 Committee of I sum Roffman.
It L a Fact
WELL known to the medical faculty, that a henry
dinner cannot - be worked off the stomach by
reading "Pardon's Digest." It is a fact of equal [tn.
thority that
Reizenstein iii' hers
OPPOSITE THE COTIIIT lIOuBE,
era selling heady-made Clothing of their nlth menu
facturing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Yalices, Traveling
liege, Umbrellas. Pistols, Revolvers, Portinohats and
Purses, and all kinds of Fancy Goods, without waiting
for high bidders.
SHAWL PINS,
for Gentlemen and Spring Pins for Soldiers' Blankets,
at REIZENSTEIN BROTHERS.
Lebanon, NOT. 6,'61. Opposite the Court House.
I=!
=1
A New Firm.
Cheap . Cash ,Store, and Milling and
Grain Business.
ryllE undersigned haying formed tt partnership in the
MERCA INTILE, MILLING AND GRAIN BUSI
NESS, tennid respectfully unite the attention of the
public to their cstahlislunents. They Till eontine to
keep, at the late stand of SIIEKK & LONG, amost com
plete steak of all kinds of GOODS usually kept in a
country store '
which they will retail Cheap for CASIL
or COUNTRY PRODUCE. They also want to buy for
cash
50,000 Bushels of WHEAT,
:30,000 Bushels of RYE,
20,000 Bushels of CORN,
25,000 Bushels of OATS.
For which they will pay the hinhost Market Prices.—
They will also take GRAIN on aromas. The will keep
always on baud and sell at the lciwest prices, GOAL, by
the float Load or by the Ton; all kinds of MILL FEED,
SALT, PLASTER, &e.
Jr - r-t, They solicit the business of all their old friends
and the public, and will endeavor to deal on such lib
eral and just principles as will give satisfaction to all,
SILERK, GESSAMAN & LONG.
North Lebanon, March 13,1661.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent institution established by special Endow
mend for the Petit( of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure
of Diseases of Me Sexual
Organs.
lErTOAI NaoEfiergitby OrActizSlr
eon;;
oat t y L ) l e l rwthacrip:
bon
of their condition s (age, occupation, habits of life,
Ac„) and in cases of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished free of charge.
VALUABLE IMPORTS on Spermatorrhma, and oth
er Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the New REM-
EiArs empleked in the Dispensary, scot to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelope, free of charge. Two or three
Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.d, SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZItA D. .11EARTIVELL President,
ONO. FAIRCEILD, Secretary Jan. 2; '6l- ly.
James H. Ilelley,
SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH WATCH,
'Eagle Buildings, Cumberland Street,
LIEIIA Pa.
O"FEELS to the Public an elegant and extensive assort
eneut
OF PARIS STYLES OF FINE JEWELRY,
couOisting - of -Mimed, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Stone,
Cameo, Enameled Work, and Etruscan Coral Breast Pine,
Ear Rigns and Finger Rings.
," GOLD CHAINS of every style
- -C 7 11 1"9 " .." .---., and quality.
English, 'French, Swiss and Ameri
can Gold and Silver Watches of the must approved and
celebrated makers. Clocks of every description. A
large variety of Fancy Goods, Paintings, Vases, &o.
The dock von be found among the largest in Misses -
Non or Peunsylvattia, and has been selected With great
care from the most celebrated importing and manefac
turing establishments in New York and Philadelphia.
REPAIRING done at the shor test notice, and in a most
workmanlike manner.
My friends, and tbo Public generally are invited to au
examination of my superb stock.
JAMES 11. KELLY,
..`, 4 ign of the Big Watch,
'Lebanon, July ;,,1961.
L RGEIR'S
CLOTII DIANUFACTOgY.
ANKFUL for 7,2 Nit faVOrs, the undersigned 'respect
'. fully Milne the Public, that be continues to carry
on his Manufactory in Emit Hanover township, Lebanon
county, on as extensive a scale as ever. It is nimeceera:
ry for him to say more, than that the work will be done
in the same EXCELLENT STYLE, which has made hie
work and name so well known in the surrounding coon=
try. Ile promises to do the work in the shortest &Sa
ble time. His manufactory is in complete order,mpd h 6
flatters himself to be able to render the same satisfacpina
as IMretofore. Ile manufactures
Broad and Narrow Cloths, thesinetts, Blankets, While
and other Phu-rods, all in the best manner.
He also cards Wool mid makes Rolls. For the conve.
nience of his Customers, Wool and Cloth will be taken
in at the following places:—At -the stores of George &
Pyle, Looser & -Brothers; George Rehoold, mad at
the new Drug Store of Joseph L. Lemberger, near
the Market house, iu the borough tit' Lebanon ' • at the
store of Shirk & Long, in North Lebanon; at 5: Gosh
ert's,Eethel township; at the publio house of William
Earl*, Fredericksburg; at the
stor 'S. R. Bickel, irt
/ se
Jonestown; at :the storeet,. Alr. Ttner, Bellevue;
at UM store ofkrartittEanly - PiGliry .at the store of Hr.
Zit - einem : n -:,Js.initiVr. my
county. All ma
e , ! ',% ;',..4f.17 ' — away regularly, from the above pla-
A
:fi. -.. without delay, and returned await,
..Tha n e. of his customers who wish Stocking Wool card
ed dyed and mixed, can leave the lame; white., at the
above meotioned places, -with directions how they wish
it prepared . fir 'hie customers eau order the Stocking
Wool to be prepared from the Wool of the undersigned,
which riill be done and left at the desired places.
N. tt. It is desired that those having Weelearded, will
pay the Cash therefor, at the above named places.
LYON LEMBEROER., •
East Hanover, Lebanon county, July 17, WoL ~''
CHRISTMAS WEEK ,
Among the America slave*
READY, TUESDAY, DECRIEER 10th,
BII.DIdeS CutusTdt4S -- oTprty,
11IA 1 UNIcrilJIKEA
And her Plantation Children
Or, Christmas Week among, the America*
Slaves.
Br 3lns.tibron,
Author of .Alice etc.
PRICE 25 CEOlla..r -
FOR- SA-LE AT. Ii: 11: — ROEDEL'S
.
BOOK S' - 170
CUMBERLAND, LE134110.N
LOanon, Dec. 39 1881.
—7"-"
. 4 "
,Ft l. l6 :ffe F rtENPl2l l 4U6 .
. ESTABLISIT 14 : eaks - Thorough l a na.- It rug
dons wilftresgrienAti say- owavirehasifig not *eqviaillt
edjiti*atirbosineas. For parteularamial at his rooms'
„A. Rias'a ' ILebanott, Nara 20 '6l4*
,
1110r1INRY & STlfitE, are datity.„reseivik fashionable
.Drisii Goods, such as Gassltta, Wiambtqueo, Mo
del:las, Lawns, Lamellas of all kinds ffit trevelingdrosemg
Bilk Obiltyi,.Silk Tissues, Crape Do Spangs,,Dinghatns
and Grey Drees 'Goods ol' weepy "descrlptibu, offered at,
unusually lot!" prices by: - & STINE.
titir, All .tbe above oat; offered at , ieiy. low pyi
‘SIIIOENIAIKERKWASTEIV,.
10 Shoemak priao'viiik tetid2 ojt
Ladiek,' work, are wardod-by fl) anderacgded,to
tuihbtirlan:d fitted, Letianoli.- Good wagew and; steady
employment given„ P..1!.,1 1 /19041:11,1 1 Y,
Lebaneu, October 23, 'tn.
THE LAST NOTICE.
ramm SUBSCRIBERS' haring been out of buqinesi
1 Eight-Months, would- give notice So k persons yet re•
renloinoi:Oxbt to the firtn.of QEO.ItOE 4 PYLE. that
eettlereenfratia prompt be" rerfde' Vetelen. - this end
the Is* of January, next. After end time. the boohA
will be placed into the hands of A. 8-.-ExxEsq., fur
eoneetioh. - QEURtTL PT LE.
..Lebahrre, Dee. 4, 1861.' .
011 . 41:41P ITPLIDOLIA",
A TToRNET-'t.'^--13illeejli etisnit street,
A
in We °nice of his fatbor,-(.len. , Jol#oY**lteata.
LebtiU . n, August ". *
A ei . • • '-
A LAW,TTORNEY;AT- w has REMOVED,. 14e- office es
Funek's New Building, (seeterdttOS : )fiembei laud
street, Lebanon. PA, -
Lebunan, Apr#1,6,1859.,
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CY 1% . MILLER
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A TTORNEY-AT-Ilkk—,(Hliee Walnutstreet, near
lY opposite the Beek Hotel, and tiro doors Winn/
from Karmanybs Hardware stern. '
Lebanon, Mara 28, 1361.-71.
JAMES T. YOUNG,•
GAS FITTER,
IV ALIT:II7Iw l i A7 xt. door to A. S. 1:.1,17'S 0
[March 16,1661.
HISS ATKINS
W OEt) respull;aongcn to the citizens of
; ntaViinirtatBeotcPeneda iASlllNTßLE 'LIE& and MANTUA
MAE:
ING ESTABLISIMENT, in Mullet street, 2d door
above 11111.
. .
A new stock jest received and 'openedfurßispeetion,
embracing a full assortment of Silk, Crape add Strew
Bonnets" Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, Flowers, &c.
Lebanon, April 17,1861.
. .
NEW GOODS !
JUST RECEIVED AT TILE STORE OP
L. LAUDERMIL
,
In .Cumberland Street ) Ltbanon ; Pa.
Selling Off : Selilnit Off
AT REDUCED PRICES. -
LADIES' DRESS GOODS !
PLAIN and Figured Delainea, Valour Cluth;. Para
metta Cloth, Persian Cloth, Pipes, Fancy and Black
Bilke; Suck F lanuel:4, Oingbams and l'aliroes.
SHAWLS.
Broeha, Ikng .1. Square Blanket. Shawls, G onis' Shawls.
NOTIONS.
Ganntlots, /Mks, Stockings, Hoop Skirt!, Balmoral
Skirts, Collars. Umbrellas, Heal, Nubias. Sizaecke,
Scarfs, Buck Gauntlets, &c.
iSIEN'S AND BOYS' VEAL
Cloths, easslmores, Satinets, Jeans, &c.
DOMESTICS.
Nuslius, Tickings, Check Flannels,
UROCEHIE.?,
QUEENSW ARE.
READY-MADE CLOTRIN6 SOLD AT . COST
FOR
3 ~All kinds of Cduutty Produce Wien in .2130aunge
Lebanon; Dec. 4,1851.
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LEBANON
Door, Sash and Wain Planing
A111.111_311[11L.4111,g. m ,
Lomita on the Steam-Meant .:Beeedi 'rear Cumberland
Street, East Bebe*tt%
ruillE undersigned respectfully lurufth
the public in general, that they
manufacture and keep on band, ,
Door, Sash, Shutter, Blinds, 'Flooring, mum --
Weather-Boards, 0 Gee Spring ^."-'!; - -1!`"!!'t
Mouldings, of all sizes, Wash-Bo trds, Outing, Surbace.
Cornices, and all kinds of MELDING MATVIRTALS
for Houses . We also construct the latest and most im
proved Stair Casing and Hand Railing, suitable Rik
large and small buildings,
We now invite Fars:rem, Mechanics Mid Thilidwit to
call and ehandne enr stock, which we Will warrant to
glee entire satisfaction to all who may favor the under
signed with their custom.
LONGACRE, GABEL & BROTHER.
Lebanon, October 9,1861.
D. S. LO. 0
P. S.—There is also all kinds of TUMING at the
same Mill. Planin,q, Sawing, do., promptly done for
those who may furnish Lumber.
WEEKLY ARRIVALS !
rjlllE "BEE HIVE" Store, opposite the Court house,
P. has among this week's arrivals :
0 ilhds Molasses at from 25 to 50 Cts per gal.
0 Bills Sugar (good) at 9 and 10 ctt per pound.
5 Dags Coffee (best) at 18 cents per pound:
DRY GOODS. :
20 pieces Calico and Bleached Muslin 6 1 % eta,
Markets
10 " New 1.2% ctd:
10 " DeLaines 0 1 4 eta. . . . •
10 " New Style Detainee 25 ate.
20 " Print 514 cts.
A. lot of tint:logs from 5 to 25 iota.
Domestic Giughoms 10 els.
Stockings 614
taxiWangs front auction veryiest. .
20 Brocba and . eilk,ibe genuine article
—+ery cheap: . .
BIEN'S AND LADIES' CLOT'S;
LAD/ S'. CLOTH .CLOAES.
and a large aseariment of DRESS be
Gold cheap for Cash, and foi , ant . bill b foreign geode
upward of five dollars, bought for Cash, a deduction of
fire per et. will be made.
1p All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange.
Lebanon, Nov. 20, '6l. J. °BOWL.
Sifbarllier offers at private sal4 - all that certain
farm or tract of land, situate partly In Fin grove
township, Schuylkill county, and partly In Della town
ship, Lebanon County, bounded by lands of
ort and Guilford, Benjamin Aycjigg, Daniel :
Doubert ud othors, con twining one hundred and . ,
l
forty-eight acres :tail a quarter, with theappur 7 r
tena.nces, consisting of a two story log
(weather boarded) a 11,4: story log d*cllitighousqa new
bank barn, other out-blildings, an a.trtsw sntter pother
saw mill. For terms, ke., which will be easy, Apply-
to
G. W; 11.1ATOSELNi.Agent.
Pinogrore, April 20,185:I.-tr.
TO DISABLED' SOLDIERS,
SEAMEN & MARINES,
And Widows or other heirs of, iho4e
who have died or been killed in,thq
sereice'--Chas. C. Tucker, Attor- .
ncy,fo claimants, bounty kind
and Pension Agent, .
ASAINGTOT CITY, D. c.
PENSIONS procured for Soldiers, Seamen - and,
Ma
nines of the present witr; who sire disabled'byrea
son of wounds received or disease contracted .whito. In
service; and Petieloits,llOUnty Money and arrerirstif pay
obtained for widows or other heirs of those who. base
died or been killed while in service. -.,
CHAS. C. TUCKER, Washington, D. C.
October SO, 'fa.
call attention to the card-in
another column or Chas. C. Tucker, ropshon.and
Bounty Land agent at Washington City. Those
eatitind to Pensions, Bounty Land op.. Bounty
Money, ean.have their claims prepared atitd for
rrardettro,lo. Tucker upon affirm at thia n - ice.
.30141+:1 at riftvatt .,
s6ld at tiliate Sale, -
Y 1 Y 1
•
8 Abitg s br LAND,
situated in Long T.ane, near the borough.lianc, in,Corn
wall township. It adjoins the land of Widow Fubrier,
on the North, Wm. Atkins and John Krause on Idkrstat.
There is a one story LOU HOUSE, weather boarded,
erected on the land, tind - a good - 11 7 E1A in tbelarilen.—
The land has fine stonea.for gdurries. This 'trsict will
make a nice home for a small .
gam It is free from Groutntrielit: Geod tine win -be
given. 'AIM*
N. B.—This tract is now datethil ifitli fidegouot halt
of which will be givanto thd ptirthasor.
Lebanon, . 4.8G0,
r `ltlatrket Street - Motel -PI
Center Market and: Chestnit,Striiit4taialibit:
! JOHN .11.A.TT HE'S :PlopOettii:
HAVING taken the aboye §tatnii Jalig - -141404 'ay
1.1 ar
Mr. LEONARD 7iimmtlimkt, I *ill 6#dte nojniinato
make the Traveling- Pubic
comfortable, antrinvite all to give arte r p,Ariait ,rho
Douse is largo and well ittlimgect -1545 TiiMat geled
with the, boat somonable - edibles ; the , Tttig:pitirikeo p ith
the choicest Liquors, and the StibliriA I la
:nocuous.
Lehrman, slng 8, 1881.
1861 NEW STYLES IWit
ADAM DISE, In Currilielidtut,§tr.o; loptifel
Market and the Court MouseinortlO tudegrit,
now on .hand a splbtAid assortment hf the',
Style of RATS A„ . .zin.p..§.2 . 5 1 , forAnerrand:hoya; forassB . ,
to* which the attention 6f in 6 publit la ketrpettfoliyinvt.
te4: 'MAK of all ,prices,frowthe elfecuiest4oNhatiost ,
costlY;_aLivays on. hand: flibsapAjpst oponesilt 'piers
titd ashitettatitt of
Co
BIIMMEIVMATS, eiribraldnriabh as
821 Vlr P AMARA,' PEDAL, PRAMIi; : . ,XOMNi:L.EG-•
If , BMNATA:OIMIAN, and alki
Ti tbays.
tlf
..- e 'win also Wholesale aft krolirnilMaps,"
'U., to Country Merchants on advantageous terme:-
Lebtinoti, July 11, terA.
.. .. .. ~ .
Itilti)WAßE Aro)n,
Tfirocztibeifp-tfusprza,-43„.1vc,
• .84.7 r, vo sr: Aratt_
Partios.wko, hire setileethar*OlAts . Ai4pril.
1, 1381, min korsilowed.slitieral credfi k Ahiebigse.--
T hose who likso:potsettleci will.Andthelrielofigatt with
A:S. Ely, - . Esq.4. Tor ininleditife egitst.
do ll . • • 31: 'Z'4 I SI4IO : I7.
LellatioS., July 17, 18'61.
OVICV.: 2; 4 V; ,
,
•rIMITS la to not &motor! 40 1 ::/ 1 ") 1 :1P 4 t404. 1 "t 3 .
that no bilhi far coXIUS Ihe psid,
b ` 3 73irec
tors.of tho Poor for psiblllinfol)i' •dying-NtgliltiVvel!'cle
of fire miles or 116 Pont Ho e 41 1 :suclifiiowtml
will besuiiiistea yitit miftelt4e .
mtiouAtithe,§toivskrd at thStganill'OUW ca'
• JQIIN . E • A*, Direetoralia4i,
PIa.AFWALI49I3.N.. ' '
1861At'.
t •
QIIN , lIMBRELLAS, Parasols, rieß arittg'no; 'l34l.rton'
$,) Skirts, Dusters, RiniArks, and 'variety ol'other •
goods for ladies, j‘ist. termliy.eaLamla sale cheaperthanf
the 'cheapest' by NRY iic BURR:
.1011.1 G. BABEL. i.ICOB GABEL
Primate Sate.
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