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LEBANON, PA.
WEDNOODAI, APRIL 2, 1862
HOME AFFAIRS.
. stir Why John, where are you go
ing t? ht snob a hurry t
, I aft going to LAURA'S'!!, la Ma eke. /greet,
lc boy a nice lot of Furniture.
. Fobs, eon you tell me the reason why Lemma
.111,110 to tutleh more, Viirliture and Chairs thou all thip
Cohilifitlookorolit Lebanon together
To, John, I think I can tell that reason very p lafaly
he hd alive got by hr the largest and best mode
;meats of kinds of Burn iture and Chairs on hand,
which he also sells a great deal cheaper than SSW Other
Cablnetemaker ; besides be has an exll ceent cushioned
furniture Wagon with which ho delivers all furniture
mid own N o by him, free of charge; them I think
Tto be very good end advantageona Vermont. se
As the 93d Regiment will leave for
the seat of war this week, the publie will please
bear in mind - that the; besb snd•oldeet CABINET
MAKING FSTAIiLIIMMENT, in Lebanon, is
that et b. szornztipmeo. Any person In want
of vial ratite-work will pious' nail on him, be.
fore buying elsewhere. C. BROTHERLINX.
Lebanon, Nov. 20, 1861.—anio.
- The regular meeting of the Lebo
-4110/11 Hook and Ladder Company will be held on
Monday evening next, April 7th, at the public
boom of Mrs. Bice. The members are expected
to attend as bosinus of importance will•be trans•
acted. • - By Order.
,Tabies N. Rogers hag removed hie
Stolsiafid TM Ware Store two doors south of his
ilate legation, where he invites the publto to gall
In mid see his wares. Mr. Rogers is an enter.
%prising and pgreavering mechanic, and bound to
•get along. Ms wares are well made mid sold
cheap.
We hairs received a communication
lima "(Taloa" la may to "Rurolta,' , but ori
aa
'ooaal-of' Ow pressure upon _our column' are
obliged to withhold it for the present. We shall
b6ll3Uell pleased to hear from both oorrespond
-sots oa edueatlonal.or other matters.
GIN'S ilg SHADE.—Nottting contri
.buteo more to the beauty and comfort of a town
or village than - handsome rhitde 'trees *long the
eldeiiallts of the prlnolpal streets sail highways.
The alt of refinement and taste which is appa
rent to Strangers *lilting New England Is due
more than to any other cause, to the stately
elms, ash end Inger maples which everywhere
stand guard along their streets, and east their
cooling shadowi over lherpathways in town an
oountry. We trust oar citizens Who have not
ready shade trees planted In front of their dwell.
lege or lots, will not lit the present ipribipase
without procuring them. It will cost but little
and add - much to the value and beauty of any
home as well as the comfort of the town at large.
Plant trees.
Lieut. Atarquart tealgned his cora
asiStlon some weeks ago; before the forward move
ment of our Potomac afrey. When the hour of
denser come he ce•en ' tered the rauke se a pri
vate, determined to take a hand In any lighting
- -that ma take place.
Several. regiments from the East
- pealed through this plane during the hat ten
days on !belt way to the seat of war.
Lieut. JACOB Kura is now in the
shone° of the Vision armies In TO/31211/1100. The
( last we hoard of hicalto was at Nashville, from
whioh place be sent us the Nub, ille Patriot of
the 25th ult., oontainlog . the speech of Qov. Gan.
A. :ducat, for which be *lll please eiteept our
thanks. •
In Heidelberg, there was a Union
ticket placed before the people for their support
at the attar *WINO. The opposition put for
loud iltreight•llispublieen ticket and defeated
the trnion ticket. Renee the Camila is in great
lam
Capt. Weldmat's Company of Cali.
alry bar recently lost tiro. of Its members by
•death. Grown Blitinems, aged 40 years, died
•on the 27th March, at. Camp, in Washington,
from Waits received by being run over by a
"wagon. ISAAC Mawr, aged 20 years, died on
the 234 of March, at the Colombia Hospital.
The. Meesele continue to prevail,
' with extraordinary virulence, In various parts of
the country. The attacks of this disease were
never known to be so severe, or so frequently at
tended with fatal results, as at present. In the
neighborhood of Kutztown, as ankles rn from the
Glei!e der Zsio, whole families are lying ill with
-Measles, and whole schools have to close on ac
emit of theta . . Over 40 pupils of the school
near Shoeberis Mill; in Oreenwieh, were taken
with the disease at the same time, and there are
Waal families In which six to eight children
are proitrated with ahem.—Reading Gaze*.
The following are the officers of
Mt. Lebanon littoamposent, No. OS, for the ensu
ing term, Os Itelnoehl, C. P. ; Josiah
Palliser, H. P ; John H. Bowers, J. W.; John IL
hillier, 13. W. ; Wm. C. Fauber, Trustee. '
Mr, Samuel Lineaweaver has gone
to-Mentecind, lEattbeeky, ha mamma iu .the
printing Wanes*, the Union army having open
ed the lay for a renewal of the bubbles' stopped
by tha.theasiloniets come month, ago. We troet
there wily be no further impodimerite thrown in
tke Wei of his sumer.
Mrs. Bibighaus has takes the Post
Oideedind removed It to her :widense directly
opposije Mrs. Itotbraurs.
The following ia the result of 'the
itleotioa in South Lebanon flnd Mllloreek
4611 1 2410
61ILICRBEK.
Daniel Keller 144, Joseph Zug 116; Judge,
llatbaniallf s ellACh 2 61.; In Pinion 140; Inspectors,
Isaac Reed 14 ham White 13/Ii Supervisor., Joeeph
Matthew 173, Feet Stump 124; School Directors, Jere
miah Strickler 12g, William ZhrukesMan 105, 4maa Zug
127, Y. A. Shultz 164; Constable, !Rudman Salaam 192;
Auditors, David Long 144, George/nil - Meer, Jr, 124; Clerk,
William IL Ibleh 140; Justice ot the Peace, Brae par
rett Ugh& B. Stewart 148.
sours LiffidNOL
2,1 of Blootlons, Jobb Dhaillvdr, 87, Sunned Drum.
bhail • Aoseator an , Merm Eby $3, Joseph floret 114;
He Writ; David Stager 78, George Lineawoovir 90,
'4011111104 78, floor's fkihnlm - 52; ..Doipootors,
Ificorgo Youth t` 7 , Joseph Beckley 8/ ; Auditor, Peter
Dobunk 814 JaCnb Werner 78; Constable, John Bitterer
86, P Deeltly 77 ; Clerk, Able Shank Di, Beth
Llibminf
School Effectors, Joe. P. Hellman 185, Michael
Disai
Geographical Anagram s .
1 Gen. W. Lane 6 Int 0. Noel
2'o. IL Bergner 7 Geo Mlle
4 Gen B. B. Witte 8 Ad 0. Moore
4 BMW B. Rine 9 Milton Napier
SOU Iforma 10 Mtn Newton
N. L. D.
Auww.10,9 4 Wit WOWS Anagrams '4-1, Ann Arbour;
cartistwtt it, Branlbrd ; 4, Belgrade; 6, Lepanto ;
Geruesiz; 7,abezdeen; 8, Launceston; 9, Marathon,
10, Llotell67lo.
rdistellaneami Enigma.
1 am somanom 1 0110i 0 t1eril•
My al6 /341,7 i, tend in g for.
Sty 7 21 2541 a
My 7 9711 10, Ls tends to tha touch. -
My 1 24 3 5 / 3 , ls
My 14 16 13 is a number.
My 17 5 627 MI, Is taagool.
My a 2 23, Is at • distanos, •
My3o 25, sad 19 9, arelbill*Vbknonl•
MY whole le &distinguished gsreolsof this nen
Fee mirs..
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*or Jotting of the Pelee add tiostlblos
Printed and fotip: 00 1 0
Aclvortieer
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The Annual Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, at Philadelphia, eland
on Friday. The following are the appointments
for this district:
READING DISTRICT.—T. J. Tnotesorr, P.
E.—Reading, Ebenezer. W. L. Gray; St. Peters,
S. Irwin; Mana,yunk, Mt. Zion, J. CasOet Eben
ezer, i. A. Brindle; Falls of Schuylkill, to be
supplied; Romborough, J. Mast; Germantown,
Baines Street, C. Karener • St. Stephen's. C. P.
Turner; Chestnut Hill, S. N. Chew; Colieho
hooke_in G. Heaoook ; Merlon Square, S. Patter
son; Norristown, De Kalb Street, J. F. Boone;
Oak Street, B. F. Price; Perk lemon, D. W. Gor
don; Montgomery Square, W. D. Durrell; Phco
nlxVille, 'W. Major; Salem, J. O'Neill; 'West
Chester, J. R. Anderson; Grove and Downing
town. G.W. Lybrand; Pottstown, R. Gray and
L. B. McClintock ; - Springfi • eld, J. Watson; . Wa3Bo
Waynesburg, J. Y. Ashton ; Churohtown, W.
Swindell; Birdsboro', T. Lindetuuth ; 'Barks
County Mission, to be 'applied by A. A. Fisher,
Hamburg, Barks county, Pa.; Lebanon, J. R.
Dennison; Cornwall, J. F. Reynolds; &shoji
kill Haven and Orwigiburg, S. B. Best.; Cres
sona, L. C. Pettit; Pottsville, C. J. Thoropion ;
Minersville, J. H. Turner;Tremont, G. T; Barr;
Port Carbon and Sliver' reek, C. Walters; St:
Clair and New Cistlif, Jones ; Tarimqu . s,
L. Heysinger ; Mauch Chunk, G. W. MoLsugh
lin ; Perryville, S. Peyote; New Philadelphia,
J. R. Bailey:
J. F. Meredith; Chaplain Fiftieth Reg. P. V.
Leas interest attended the annual appointment%
or locations of preaohers, this year than usual,
owing to the fact that few charges expected to
change their pastors. In other words, this is not
the general "moving year." A few churohes will
receive new preachers, but most of the congre
gations expect to sit for another twelve month
,
Under the old ministrations.
CORNWALL TP., March SO, 1862.
Ma. Ebrron :—I have for several days been
traveling over that &Mous portion of ;lour coun
ty known as the besibtlini "Valley of the Suitt
Creek," and- I.do not misquote; wheal repeat the
lines of Humboldt, that "my journey has been
one of unusual Interest.'" Obe ivailitig'jairds I
felt weary enough to enjoy the hospitalities of
some kind friend, I was somewhat surprised to
find my noble self before a meeting.houss, to
whioh people-came flocking : from all the country
round about. Feeling curious to know what
"was up," I went along itevrith - thii oroird, and
the first thing that met my gaze, was a dapping
big negro, black as the "ace of spades," occupy.
ing the pulpit. I now formed auldea that I was
in a real "nigger show," and consoled myself
with the idea that if the performance, would bet
be done up in tip -top atylo, I had gained admit
tance op the printer's style—free. However,
wooden never cease, fur to my astoniahmeat the
"colored individual" rose and preached a sermon
on Repentance, as he no doubt thought that hie
audience was much in need of such a discourse.
Nut feeling disposed to waste much time in lis
tening to one whose presence darkened the room
as though a "total eclipse" of the lights in gene.
rat had taken rlace, I made my exit. Dote macht
mich klauben doe den letzaten•nnitn•bali eta +rind.
TRAVELER.
Sno"r.—From the New. Routh, dated
Port Royal, S. C., March 25, 1862, a new
paper just published in south Carolina,
we copy the following item:
"An unfortunate circumstance occurred
yesterday morning at Otter. Island. Two
small parties of the Fotty-fifth Penntylva
nia Regiment, went out to surround a
number of Rebels supposed to be lurking
In the vicinity. They were led along dif
ferent routes by negro guides, but the
guides were stupid, and itft the grey of
morning the two detachments came upon
each other, when one party fired. Two
were killed on the spot—Captain Y. Ram
bo, formerly of Coatesville, Chester coun
ty, Pa., and a corporal whose name we
have not yet been able to learn. Two
were severely wounded in the lungs, and
and several others are unlikely to recov
er."
Capt. Rambo resided akPolumbia, Lan
caster county. when the , war broke out,
and was Captain of a compagy In the
three months' service. At the expiration
of his term of service, he , recruited a com
pel? which _ls jix. Pen._ Sherman's
command in the South. His death is
deeply lamented by a large circle offriends.
Several members of the company were
wounded on the occasion referred to, a
mong. others Sergt, McCann, and privates
Wagner and VacheoftolUmbia. Hopes
are entertained that they will recover.
0" Gen. Sigel, immediately after the
battle ofPea Ridge, issued a stirring ad ,
dress to his troops. He concluani as fol
lows :--
You may,look with pride on the few
days just passed, during which you have
so gloriously defended the flag of the
Union. From 2• o'clock on the morning
of the 6tir", when you left McKissick's
farm, until 4 o'clock in the afternoon of
the-flth, when you arrived from Keetsvifle
in the common encampment, you march=
ed fifty miles, fought three battles, took
net only a battery and a flag from the en
emy, but,more than a hundred and fifty
priSoners. Let us hold out and puili the
work through—not by mere words and
great clamor, but by good marches, by
hardships and° fatigues, by strict discipline
and effective battles.
Tut CATTLE DISEASE &Lim—The
pleura pneumonia, so fatal to cattle in
Massachusetts some two or three years
ago, has again made its appearance in
several places , in the Eastern part of that
State. The Legislature has appointed a
commission of investigation on the sub
ject.
Row Ran Ha SHOT is Fiasn.---When
red hot shot is fired, the ordnance used is
elevated to the position 'desired before► the
gun is shotted. The powder in the gun is
kept from explosion by means of a wade
ding. Between the explosive substance
and the heated• mass are generally three
layers of wads. That nest to the ball is
dry, the second is Wei grid upon 'the pow
der a dry piece rests: The ball is dis
charged soon after being placed in • the
cannon.
('-"•• The Hon. John , K. Plndlay having
resigned the post of President Judge of the
courts of Northampton and Lehigh coun
ties, Gov. Curtin has commissioned Hon.
H. D. Maxwell, of Easton, to fill the va
camp. An election for ,President Judge
will be held next fall.
Otr The first thing that has been heard
of Hannibal Hamlin, since his election as
Vice President of this country, was his
evacuation of his seat as the presiding offi
cer of the U. S. Senate, for the porpose of
coming foriard to take by the hand and
welcoMe on the floor of the Senate Wen
dell Phillips, the chief Disunionist of the
North.
MILER ON' CORN CRIBO.--Tho 1111-
:lois Central Railroad is going into
the corn trade.on a magnificent scale.
The amount owing to the corporation
for lands sold to settlers, ie about erie,
000,000; and in payment upon these
notes it is taking corn from the far
mers at 18 cents per bushel—nearly
twice the ruling cash price. At a new
station called Burnside, eleven mike
south of Chicago, it.-bee established
an enormous depot. ,Siz. corul.cribs,
ea c h A„t9o,lolength t stre alr 4%mq.
and ttei lumber has been purchased
MM=;?l
for the ereettOn of ilVt %ore. Up
ward of soAltert htthdred thousand
bushel are already stored there; and
it is expebted that the whole amount
from last year's erop, purchased by
the company, will reach fifteen hund
red thousand bushels. If Corn is
King, the Illinois Central is Prime
Minister.
Otr The annual election in Connec
ticut takes place next Monday.
Otr"Wiped-out"—Wendell Phillips
gpsciat atotitto.
The Confeasions find &garb:mord an Invalid.
Published for the benefit and as a lemming and a
caution to young men who Suffer from Nervous Debit.
ity, PrematUre Decay, act supplying at the,same time
the means - of , Self-Cure. By ene Who haseuredhimself
alter being put to great ,expense through medical im.
position , and quaxgery. lty enelosing a postpaid ad.
dressed'envelope - UNIX mmixs may be had of the am
thor, NATHAN IEL MAYFAIR, Esq.; •Bedtbrd, , ,Kings
Y. [New York;. 12,15624 y.
Preventionis Better than Cure.
r5lO ladies of delicate health or, impaired omanisstion,
J. or to those by whom an increase of &ray is ham
any lemon objeetionable, the undersigned would offer
apreecriptlon which is perfectly rellable and Safe, and
which has - been preseribed in various parts of the old
world far the past century. Although the article is ve
ry cheap and simple,- yet it has been put in half pint
bottles and-sold very extensively at the - exhorbitant
price of gaper hAtle, the unnersigaMi pmposee to fur.
zdsh the recipe for the small sum of $l, by the misers-
Won of which every lady can supply herself With a per ,
feet safeguard, at any dreg store, for the trifling .511121 of
26 cents per year. Any physician or druggist will tell
you it is perfectly harmless, awl thousands of teatime-
Male can be procured - et its efficacy, Bent to any part
of the world on receipt of $l, by addressing
Dr. .1. O. I:O3VERAUX,
P. O. Box, - No. 2353, New Haven, COUII.
Atignst 7,1861-Iy.
NEURALGIA, OR IN ERVOOS
ThIECJDfA
TIS3i Was the hist of a line of Nervous Compla i nt s ,
to which linnnetedPs -Mau Anodyne was so signally
adapted. It has proved all ire 'claimed for it, There is
but one, and only one abater:le to immodlite ravens,
which is indigestion. As the Atiodytte is based entirely
on all objections to mercurials, so weakening`to the
muscular and intestinal parts of the body, a simple
Pal perfectly adapted to the Anodyne is prepared by
the proprietor, mid will be sent, *hen requested; , free"
until plans are, instated for plat:deg their true charac
ter as assistant to tile Anodyne, and most Perfect Fam
ily Physic before the world. See advertisement.
Pobruary,22,
•
atottrto.
English preaching next Sunday morning, and German
in the afternoon, in Salem's Lutheran church.
Englivh presehlog next Sabbath morning In the First
Reformed 'church
German services next Lord's day morning, and English
in the evening, In Zion's Lutheran church.
flimsy Catmeno—Servienn in Temperance flail, every
Sunday at 10 A. fd..and every Friday at 71'. M.
gr. Joss's Rsreastairemmort.—Retettlar service every
Wtslnesday evening at 714 o'clock, every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and every Sunder. evening at
7 o'clock.
English preaching,next. Sabbath morning, and ironing.
in tie Methodist Episcopal Church.
• -
itlarttEtt
In Harrisburg, on the 13th inst., by the Rev. P
Moore, Mr - J. M. LANOLEF, of Nasnon, tA Mal ANN
M. FORM% daughter of Mr. Thome Forster, of
North frebantin Borough.
~i~~.
On the 9th ult., MARIA. aged nearly II years, and
on the With nit.. THOMAS, aged a little over 9 years,
children of the late Hon. Thomas H. BIBIGIIA US, and
his wife Caroline E., Of Lebannu, Pa.
On the 29th ult., PETER HENRY, son of William
and Susan 111cCORD, aged I year, 9 months and 19 days.
On the 204 ult., in this borough, JACOB REINOiC L,
gen of Henry and Rosanna LOWRY, , agni 13 month e.
Thy days our little one were few,
An angers morning visit;
That came and vanished with the dew,
'Twee here, 'Us gone, where is it;
Yet thou dld'et leave behind thee,
A clue for love to And thee.
item= - thou in heitzr, end we on earth,
Mg this one hope delight US ;%
That thou wilt hall our second birth,
When death shall reunite we;
Where worlds no more can sever,
Parents and child forever.
The Lebanon 111Orket.
,
atrAftellif arrected Weeny. , r
LEBANON, 17sesseess, APRIL 2, 1962.
Leb. Mills Ex. Fate $9 25 Eggs, 46 dos., 12
Smith " Extra.d 20 Butter,lp lb, 12
Leb. Val; Super. inos 50 Tub or malted butter, 10
Primo Whits Witeit, 1 95 Lord,. 8
Prime Rod Whitlt 115 Tallow, . 8
Prime Rye, 65 Henn, 11
Oath, 411 atm*ldera, 9
Oats, 50 Sidon, e
Clover.seed, 4 00 Soap, T
TlmothYleed, 175 Beeswax,2s
Flax•seed, 125 White R asa, - 5
Dried Apples,* bu., I'oo Mixed Rage, 1
Dried Apples, p ealed ,-- 160.. F1ex, *118.„ 12%
Feaeltl.'ll6l4s, - 260 Bristles, /I lb., 40
Pesoh....fintzelp," 126 Feathers,* lb.. 523
Cherries/ 150 Wool, *lb., 40
0n10n5„,..-", 37 -Soup Beans,* qt., . 6
Potatti4ll* bus, . 45 Vinegar, 31 gal., 12%
, • Apple Butter,* creak , 45
TIO Philadelphia Market.,
SATURDAY. March 20.—The. Flour market
contittiies very dull. There Is little - or no eh ip•
ping and the sales are to, supply the
%man i a' retailers and bakers - , ranging from $5
to $5 per bbl for superfine ;$5 25 $5 37}
fore ss; $5 50 ®s6 for extra family, and $O,-
124 $075 per bbl for faney lots according to
qualitzt 500 bbls choice Pennsylvania extra sold
at $5 -- 1.0. Rye Flour' is dull at $3`25, and Penn
sylViiitra Corn Meal at $2,75 per bbl.
Williser.—The market continues dull, boyars
holding off for, increased receipts and a further
decline in. prices. Small sales of prime red at.
132 e per bu. Rye is hi good request, and Penn
sylvania. is taken on arrival at 700. Corn is in
fair demand, and . prices are well maintained; sales
of 7,000 bus yellpw aE 540 for ilium afloat, and
52 ®53 for damp lots. Oats are dull, and range
front 33®350 for Dela Ware and Pennsylvania.
SEEDS.—Cloverseed is in far request , ; sales of
200 bits were made at $5 12k 'I:4 $5 25 1:$ bus.—
Tirnokby pals is it mall way at $2 124 (g)52 25
bud, and Flaxseed. $2 10 ®s2ls.
Wain* is rather firmer, but 'be demand is
limited - at 281 ®240 for bbls, and 220 gallon
for drudge.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARIELT.—The offer•
loge of Beef Cattle reached nearly 1 ; 600 head
this week at Phillips', including 100 bead taken
to New York and 60 to Baltimore. The remain
der were disposed of at about previous rates, 'rang.
log -from-$7 9, mostly at $7 50@8 60 the 100
the. fur fair t o goed and prime quality.
Cotes and Calves are rather better. About 80
sold at slB@3o each for Springers, and $20@40
for Cowe and Calves, as to condition.
Bons.—T be arrivals were large, nearly 6,000
bead in all, and prices were rather lower. The
sales-include 4.80.5_at Imhoff's, - at -$5 2645 if)
for still. $.5 50(R.6 25 for corn fed, and 1.660 at
the Avenue yard, at $575@8 25 the 100 lbs. vet.
SHEEPS.--The Offerings and sales were about
8,300 taken Lit.prfaes -ranging from 5 @Si cents
151 lb. gross which lea little batter than last week.
Ittia Atairtistintats.
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of ddministra-
Lion on the Estate of bitcriatt. liaaz, latO Of the
borough of I,ebanon, Lebanon county. Pa., deed, have
been granted to the undersigned . , residing in the Fame
place. MI persons indebted wiliplease mho payment,
and thee° havingrclaims will present them. ',tithed de
lay, to the undersigned, WILLIAM ShIlTll,
Lebanon, April 2, 1661. Adadniatrator.
GEORGE LANE'S
PATENT CAPILLARY
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WID,TH •R, I
Paper Cutter & Seale Combined,
WHIM! neat, durable and indispensable articles for
DESK USE' combined as ONE INEITRUALENT.
Recommended by many of the first acconntants and
Teachers in our principal cities, co being a sullerku . ar
ticle. For sad at la. H. ROWEL'S Book Wore,
Cumberland streak, Lebalon, Pa.
Lebanon, March 20,1862.
Great Inducements
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
SEWiNG MACHINES.
SEWING. MACHINES.
.11 L TCiWis the time for procuring SEWING -MORIN=
-1,11 -'fecuie reasonable and *lain the reach oral:nag
any one. H. 11.31,121DZ1,avi1l zentriewing Machines at
one Dollar and Twent - Pire Cents per week, or Five
Dpilars permenthin.advanceeend.if any , one, bovine
reacted, deal* to retain the leitabineAtiallnolout paid
for rentirill be deducted from Um piss of the nineties,
.Cad.andles these DiaCiiitles
if. , if. ROM'S rook tore,
LebenenrMarrlile,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT&
SZEIII.XOI"kt SAL,I33
DY VIRTUE of a certain Wtit of Fieri
lfaclea r isaned out of the Court of Common Pless
of Le;.anou county, and, to ma directed, will be sold, by
Public .endue or Out - cry:On -
TBußsjur, the 12th day of APRIL, 1862,
et 1 o'clock, P. id , at the • Public Bosse -of DA= Ifot
utters, in the Boronck of Lebanon...li the estate. right.
title andintereat of BENJAMIN lIARPER, of, In and
to lb. t o u,,,,i ug REAL ESTATE. vial—
A certain LOT or PIECE of GROUND, situate 'ln
Jackson township. Lebanon county, adjoining the
North an alley, on the East bylot.ivf Elisabeth Xdris,
dec'd. South by the Berlocand Dauphin turnpike road,
and West by lot of Ormestr'Lute. containing in front
shoo 46 feet, in depth a b0nt..200 feet. Tb.• *reprove
• _ • meats area 2Wo-STORY /SAAR Its EA
e TEES BOARDED HOWE, shoat 40 by
,•• ad feet, with.* KITCHEN about 22 by
ta fast attached,* PRAIIIII , STABLE
_ - *hoot '24 . bjr 18 fist, 8110 K DBOl/BE.
tity, and other out. butaingx. with the apparte
Wee * Wen of Deter failing Watt; Oil the pre
n lees.
Seiral and taken to Itacution as the Pioiietty
of BENJAMIN ilditPEß. •
A . LSO, By 'Arta. of *certain Writ of Venditidzi Nepa
li. and, isimed as aforesaid, I will eell,st the semi time
and place, all the estate, tight, title and Interest of
wILLIANy MERMAN 'of, in and to e certain. TOWN
LOl, elitists in Paialta, Londonde r ry -township, Lob.
anon couizty, artjAaibg OA the 'NUith Simon Irlierri
and an ailey, on the Nest Anna Bo'e man. on the South
Barka and Dauphin turnpike road, and on the Weirt by
Daniel Philip., contatrupg In front' Ithaca feet. In
depth 'about 400 feet; The hoProve. , " i
nmate tire a TWO STOST LOG DOUSE,
weather hoarded. about: lit by 25 feet,
LOG STAPLE, about 16. by IS fart, Pig.
Sty, end 'other out butldinke, with 'Alm
apporteenonme.
WIOILM .
Seized
BIERICL.E: and takialn Earcation as the Property of
tt
A LSO, flp virtue of cerlAle, Write of Plerl 'dacha, le.
A
euee,we aforesaid; I will ell it the "sante time and
place, all the estate, Fight, title ADA intermit nt CHRIS
TIAN MOYER, of, is sad to &hut/Hewing Rosa Baste,
.
FIGtD TOW'S LOTS,
equate in Arrtohrs„Addition, In the Borough of North
Lebanon, (except a arnali part, which. in in Lebanon
Borough,) Lebanon Connty, j doing on the North au
alley, on the"Reat • the : old tarot Road, on the South
Olinertt great. and on the Went Phesiant Allay, hum
bared 32.33 , 34, 33 4 48, 37, 38 and 33, each hit contain
ing in ftont and ridir t7rt feet dud depth 1413.5 fang .
with thaappprtenentatee ; • .
wir &land and tAked in 'ex` eititiot as the property of
hIOYBIti , .
iVLSO.by virtue of eerteici Writs of itieri .Factiw,.'
sued at aforesaid; 1 wilt's!, •t the eatee tiID3
plea", MI the estate, right; title and iritsreas of DAN
IND MEYERS, of . „ . in end to the following Real Ester*.
No. l i. The uNDIVIDED HALF Of noel - lain LOT or.
FUROR Or GROUND, situate in Myerstown, Jacksoir
township, Lebanon
,connti, - bottnde& on the North by
an alley, on-the South' by the, Berk a & Dituplilit Turn- ,
pike eeed- on the gist by Benjamin Harper, on the
leak West, by William! Uhricb, containing
in front .6 feet, is depth IN feet. The'
i rnprovetneo Is are n TWO• 8 T ORS ,
W CATH an Doe RDISD LOG HOUSg t .
, Jil b'y 22. feet; i &HOP, and other out.
ouilthoge. eau the appurtenances.
No. 2, The GROUND RENT on a certain number of
Lots, situate In Alyerstoen, Jecneon township ; Lobe..
non vcinty, and enclosed in the boundary time Joining
on tilt North an Alley of the village of blyerstonn,
on.tbelast lots of .Henry Phillips and Andrew Garret,
on the south by an alley and lands of Joseph Coover,
aid on the West by lots of Denial Veer and SIIIIIIIII:
Swartz. being 25 Lots, more or less
* seised' and taken in execution ea the property of
DANINL &LYNES. end the Whale to be..seld by
: . . . . JONATHAN RENDER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lebanon, April 2,1862
Dissolution of Co-Partner
ship. •
N-KTOTICII hireby, given Ant the Co partnership
heretofore etisting betwe hn Hie under:Oiled, tra
ding in the ItIERCANTILE. MILLINO. and GRAIN'
business, under the firm of SHBRK, 'GERUND& &
LONG, in NORTH LEDANON, soul dissolved. hysitetu•
et Consent, on the 1 Ith inst. All persons indebted to
toe said Orel are requested to make payment, and those.
baring claims to present them to fillgitH & LONG.
• ABRAHAM SHENK,
JONATHAN (INMAN/a,
DAVID S. LONG.
The huskiest; nlll be continued •t theBllMe !da
res, In aU Its branches, by the underslghee, under the
firm of SHENK & LONG. ABRAHAM SHERN„
DAVID S. LONG.
North Lebanon, March 19,1862. -
ABILULOI SMIRK. • 4140 s. LoNi,
-A New Pir zn-.
Cheap Cash Store, and Milling and
Grain Business.
ffillE undersigned haring formed ayartnership in the
L MERCANTILE, 311ILLING AND GRAIN BUSI
NESS, would respectfully Invite the attention of the
public to their establishments, They -vint - contitte to
keep; at the late stand of SHERI, lIESSAMAN &
LONG, a most complete stock of all kinds of GOODS
usually, kept. In a country Mrs, which ,they will re.
"tailtheep for 'CA:BiItortOUNTAT 'PRODUCE. They
alto want to buy for tafitt.
.0;000 Itivhola of WHEAT,'
- 80 ,000 Bushell; :if RYE, =
20,000 Elkahala_of.orta,
25,000 Bushels of, OAT $.
For which they trill pay the h4heit Market Pricee... ,
Thep Will also take GRAIN on &mann. The will keep
always on band and sell at the loireetpricee, COAL. by
. the Boat Mad or by the Ton; all kinds of MILL FLED,
SALT, PLASTER, Ito;
grir Thep solicit the business of all their old frieads
'and the public, and will endeavor 'to deal 'on' such lib.
oral and just principles as trill give satterantion to all.
BHEEK & LONG. ,
North Lebanon, Marchlo, 1062.
SPECTACLES.
DR. LUDWIG awattolat, the celebrated
-OP
curt, 43 Maiden Lane, NEW YORK. neglectfully
informatbe cltleeres of Lebanon county, that he has ap
pointed D. a. RADER, Dauoorst, his agent to sell his
CELEBRATED •
Brazilian Spectacles,
Gold, Silver, and Steel con, aoitable fbr any deacrlp•
tlon of eyes.
Air Purchasers will please bear In mind that D. S.
RADER'S IMMO ElTUltif Is the place, to buy good
SPWPACLES: • • tfAbinen, Idarchl9,-186-1.,
April Court Proela i Oil .
- uur IIIiREAS. the MA. JOHN J. }TARBOX, En,
vir President of the several Courts of Common . Piess
in the district composed of the counties of Lobluen and
Dauphin, and Jude of the. Courts of Oyer, and Termi
ner and general Jen Delivery, for the trial of capital
and all other offenceS in saidcountieve theJ edge of the
General Cettrt of. Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
General Jell Delivery, in the,county of Lebantu; and
WILLIAM RANG end Tieettee KRitbalt. Judges of
the Oeneial-Courte of
,Quarter Sessions, of the "Courts
of Oyer and Terminer, General Peace And Jail -Deliv
ery, for the trial of capital and other offences. in said
county of Lebanon—throtigh . their Pro"Ohts to roe di ,
rooted the Bth day of January, A. D., T 662; to, hold a
Court of. Oyer and Term fuer and General Jail Delivery,
and a Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace Labs
nen for the county of Lehinonon the •
Third Monday - of Apriknext f
101SCh will be the 2tet day of field mouth, to continuo
02qB Week!
• Notice ietherefore hereby Rion , to the Coroner, the
Jestlces of the Peace, arid to COastable' within the
county of Lebanon, to appear in their own persons,
~7 1 0, *or rails ; reeoguisonces, inqubitions, escusinia
gobs and other documents; efid present the maim to the
Prosecuting Attorney, at helot ten days before the meet•
ing of the Court, conformabig to the provisions of .the
Act of Assembly: Mowed at the late session of the Leg
islature. Aleo, all those who intend to proiteoute _tub
mere which no* are or then may bo an the Jail of Leb
anon county, will have then and there to appear, ..on'
the 3d Monday of April, to proceed against them as
then may be jtist.
Meet' Mader tray hand, in the borough of Lebanon,
the 18th day of March, in the year of our Lord, one
tiontsand eight hundred anti slaty-two.
- JONATHAN BENDbill„ Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lebanon, March 2d, 1862.
Something New I
Highly imponpt to the Ladles !
DowitievOittentiretiintei;
eiiiiillE3llE 7 111E.cmcgo,
FOR: EIAND'SEWiNG
1
Is 4 Just the thing" for all who use : the Needle. This
Remarkably. Simple Cilrovel Invention
Saves ores se= thorlaboi of handliessiwg,, as it COM
PLETELY.-PROTECTR-THE FINGER FROM THE
FOOT OF THE NEEDLE, Old makea.a neat and tad
form hem ,shile the operator id sewing
'NO 8110tLD BE WITHOUT IT.
It ie cheap; simple, beentiful, end.ceefal. The Ram
mer and Shield, veil' be stint free of charge on receipt of
the price, '
• 2fi Cents - .
Enclose Stamp for Dcecriptise Circular and tertds.
A 1416
DOWNEWS
Metropolitan Skein-Winder
. .
SOithapilird Ccinibined
T B an wadi, or real -morlt. I t wed :for the purpose
of *hiding Skeins of TOREAD, SILK. COTTON, FARM,
FLOSS, WORSTED, &o. It is roadllr adjusted to the
wortc•table,,and mill be found ludtspeneable to. all nelog
the above a rticles,, suseinl and Invatuable appen.
one to the - dewing-Bird.
Price 80 Cts. - to $1 according to Style &Finish.
$l5O PER MONTH CAN HE REALIZED
by Etiterprising Agents ([wanted in every .town and
County throughout the United States and Canada')
selling the above articles, U. sales are rapid, profits
large, and has no competition.
A liberal Dis6hunt to the trade.-
Adilrees - A. H. DOWN"
• , 442 'Broadway. NerraVek, -- .. 1
Patentee and Sole Proprletinkt:l
N. B.—General and aTeltrehe Agencies will bctketANS
ed on the moat liberal terns,
New York* March 19 4 15414 M • .
;wimp Iliskin - g. ' '
LaRN trgyfesigned ovate nmoNceftspi , trittitartlie pub
lic! Wit - lie has aglin provided him eg/If lielliti„comn
seri% Teidas for autyliti cisithe blab,* of point
AliPr 41142,PAlitg I.4Ol . o,,Littetiil.4 tin
icatete t e.—market striKtolmardltenvergro
thlr 611,44,40W30. • . GEORO2" glit I :7 ,
Le non , Nareh' 6, i 162
MIESNMSE
HOIiOUGH ACCOUNT.
TOSICPII KABOB, at., Tresanrer, in account with
3) I,ebanon Borough, from March 9, 1801, to March
DR.
To coil rekeived Tromp*Yid B.;9111144,
collector for 1880 . $1267 00
To mob received 'Worn George Walter.
collector Ter 1861 3522 23
To cash received from T.T.Worth, for
- hauling clay 225
To cash received from W. A. Royer,
for one lamp post 3 00 '
To eash received from Krick -t Groff,
for building permit Eo
To cash received temporary loan 596 67
$5282 60
To balance , due Treasurer, March 20,
1962 190 32
Dy Awlsooe, duo Trawl:tam, :Kau& 9,
1901 9299 92
pokt sundiy meals On ordeal
Worto,d: • _ -
Iliimyltretridt; Intoatoi.;l269 96
Dauld Balort., do do ,38 , .09
.7: W. do do 19 00
John D. Krause, do . do _ . 18.00
D.l„oelit & ,Sotm, do do 27 00
Joho, _3lltanoyor, do do 0
He ' 1109 dud 1861 36 00
Cash paid Isaac Hefter, Surveyoi's
1130
paidBB • ' 21 38 -
Cash John Stowit, High Conga.
hie, 1860 • 20.00
Cash paid .Tos.EaroinTreasnry's sal&
try,lBBo,-: " 10 00
A. S. Ely E EL , Alley crossing, 1560 600
Peter Reisf,,for Stone, 1880 29
Williaitt Biecher, Oas Limp,lBBo 8 40
Chrome llorgittir,..l3eldie's enamor - on . 1860 12'16
Uenryabolt, Wheelharrou'andlixing
autrer,lB6o - - 2.3&
John H. Shenk, getting Lamp Post, 1880 100
John Standt:,"burying Carlon, 1389 29 66
Bowman, Batter A Capp, Ailing upon
Chestnut street, 1860 21 67
0.11.-Bergner. Gas and Coal, 1861 20 Si)
Dr5.1. - Itarouttly, Bill ardware, 1880 26 -09
W. R. Reinhard, Polloeservices, 1880, 1.60
A.R. Boughter, Siilisitor,lB6o 26'00 '
Worth klteinoehl, printing; 1860 • 24 76
Wm.M.,,Brealin, do do 26 75
J. Young & Co., do do •13 OD
ilartman do du 12 60
John Sowers,.Smith work,lBoo ..;• 625 -
Johu Arnold, Land &Magee, 1869 15'01
James Kerney, .do do 3400
Daniel Light, do do 70 00
David IJhrieh, do do 70 00
Henry Stud?, work on Elisabeth 5t.,.1860 22_87
110„ - on*Wrdnut street, 1880- 69 69
' - "do - orr•Cutubirland ' lBBO 19 04
do on Lights' pavement, 1800 8 12
. .$BlO 11
Joe. Shants; notifyingoSi - 1 40
A. S. Ely,.Esq., qualifying dicers, 1:50
Chas. Debolt, P.P. Engine Company 1 7 5
Chas. Sererein,'repairing Hoe P. E. Co. IL 41
A. Itise per Shaeffer, repaint at P. Bose
Carriage 6 00
Chtm.Severein, repairing Mae for C. F.
Conmany 1 60
'Reintiehl Coal for - U. P. Gun. 374
Saimaa Lutz, burying Carlon 1 62
MeGinnel, Weir and Garret, - repalts U.
5' Company 469 ,
Waltzers Bros., Sp:moan, F. Comp'y 13 So
J. T. Young, GU pipe and Brackets,
Hook: nd Ladder C-otopany 11 93
George Shay, gtompipe 0. F. Comp'y 243
George Smith, serving appeal uoticea 12 75 •
George I/offnuot, Taxes, burying horse 2 130
F. Ettiblett , tanking Tax duplicate' 10" 00
J. T. Young, 8 Om burners .1 00 ,
James Mager, bill Candles, 1553 2 55
George Borgne?, work and repairs 4 99
George Smith, %-year's salary, (Canal, ) 30 00
do burying ration 5 60
, lienry-Sholt
. per G. Gerhard. labor 2.03
George Bergner, repairing gutter and -
creasing " 6 47 -
George &Pyle, candles, &a. 1 lid
William Bents, gas lamp - 6 00
John Spohn, wheelbarrow & pick handles 4 80
Bowman, Dauer A Capp, - iambic at
Light's Lriage 7
. 52
John hies. repairing lamps.. 6 -
A. H. Embich, serving, aubpcona
Gagferty ease • 150'
W. M. Derr,Solicitor, 8 rooptha, 1861 500
Grant Weidman, Solicitor, services, 1881 10 64
Daniel Weaber, grate (wrought iron) 6 44
' - 164 76
John Sowers, emtih word, 1661 5 77
Jaceb 51tConnel. emith work, 1861 - 1 10 •
W. Shirk, a heelbarrow, 1801. 2 , 60
287
George Spent, Street Commissioner,
sirs k douo en Cumberland street 106 12
George Speng, Walnut street ' ' 26,62
do 1111,-abetit street 10 50
de Market street 217 24
do fit. Mary etroot 35 37
do N. Lebanon Dom line -17 62
do Chestnut and Centre 433,19
du CamObellstown read 12 25
du Choi, st 4, 4 McCaulre
alley 186 31
de- , Eastntreet 17.26
do Jail AlitY . 6 50
do • Doe alley brklg• 'O6 63
4p Water street 4 12
1172 73
Ba:muel .7. Babb, Police Inslary, tom 100 00
Homy Mcdord, do do, do 195.00
• 390 00
Conspon — , gee consumed 293 01
tti j l7. F. Company • 3..33 ' •
Wm.'shirk, eatery Citief Burgess 10 00 293 87
Y. U. Ebur do Ass. Bu.vese 10 00
Conrad Mails, COnnollman 10 09
Aaron Walter, do
Samuel Light, do
Philip Fisher, do
Adera !cite.. do
henry Tie..., de - 10 00
Joseph Kara, Troaaurey 1861 • 10 00
Samuel Luty )44 year salary U. Coast. 10 00
•••••--••• 100 00
F. S. Ebur, holding appeal 1 00
Sam'l Light, do do 100
Henry Tice. do tic. 100
Philip Fisher, do do , IOD
Julylntateet (eoupone) tit R. It Bonds 900 00
Jan. dci do do, do 900 00
Interest on S coupons, due in /66843 re.
mated la 1862 13 60
Lebanon Valley sank for temporary
Wan and Bank Iloarmit
tAirSTANDIND .TAX,
David D. 611Iler t Collector for 18611,
delleleiro and comibleefuna to
bOOrducted_ , ;662 (0
ReorgralVaitel; Collector for 1981`,
deficiencreo god coattail/okras to
be deducted - 2817 60
OUTdT,S.NDIZ-P3 DAVSII ENT ACCOAT.i.
Thorned Ituasall, - pavement. 9_l 91
tire. Bricker, do 111 82
Jacob Scorers, do 9 it
-George Barr, do 16-QO.
John blvilinger, - do es.
Urine Etrugbter, do fra or)
Wolter rb'Baru); do . 97
Solomon Meyer, do 26 36
Samuel Orceuawalt do - 102 25
862,:48
ADDITIONAL STATEMKNT.
ThO Treasurer received orders. on -
Jots coupous, Mt, WO 00
On which he paid 64 , 5 OD
&km to Mails or Treasure---5i CG Also en order for January; coupons,,:.
.Iso, 900 Dd
Ou which he 7so 00,
Balance hi bends of Treasurer
Mao on July coupons, for 1850. t 7 50
Bolan( a oo baseriabou presentro j -
Also on January coup9uft. for ' 6O j. 15 00
Bahama on heal when presented -
'Also on January cionpone,cor '6l . 18 OD
Balance on hand when 'n*501104.1 .
4010
Whoit amount of mropons ttoveld' $214 50
. . . _
widttiou to the above, the farmer banmalls isanni
tho fOloat...g BOElii
I.Boitto Gooraa -Hoffman pm CO
intermit due Apr 11.1,1202 , 1190
'212 00
1 Dont to J. D.itrinee ' 8 0 00
Internet doe April 1,1882 18 Cnt ,,
I Betiti to Christian floury 200 00
300 00
1 Mind to John Witino*or 100 00
Interest due April 1,1863 , 6.00
108 OD
2 Banda IA Wm. 2bfrk 670 ( 1 0
Intereet duo April 1, IS 62'
Ot)i 20
1 ner.d.to D. Focht k sons 450 l 0
Iriterket due" April 1,133:1 27 Da'
t 77 00
I IlLiad ti) Isaac Gitr • 1 1 7 87
Ititefeist die April 1,1802 7 07,
1 Bond to Witter, dr. Bealn 271-20
lutet.iist due April 1,136 . 4 - :16
1 tiotaloJecul) Itni4y 61'21
Intlifeit duo April 1,186. 6 13
s 5 as
I . l3ouil:tolloiiry tiraridt 94 42
intsriest dui April 1.1862 ' - 7 C 7
B•dd td MotelSeifert
Interest due April 1, 1862
-
-818 00
2 Boeda to John W. IL illinger 250 00
42tEtreat due April 1;1862 1.5 00
I,ebnuon. March 27. 1862
George Illotirman's
LBEAN9N COUNTY
lig INK ttia,
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
By Lebanon Val/ei .Railroad.
• IaditTICOLA.R attention will be paid to Goode,ehipp.
ed bY - the Lebanon Valley Railroad. 0004111 will be
Ant daily to 2 and from Philadelphia to Lebanon, Myers
town and Anne!ile Stitiona, and all other Pointe in the
• Conntl.
' rRoO lisii;contracted for the feast possitie rates
ark'f&lirittsr:witlt
iir e arr wilt pay particular attention ,- to, are
lAA° the reestring and delivery of 'ail
FroW4;•' •
70; r
Vn,Apsy.at at the Prternon
Tidie Depot, Lebanon. . .
'atailia. - ide Agent lePhiladotplhia, UAW al
wayirbillintid at W H. Blithe Herchaut's i fforsk Mint
AO
Tirtni
11 , '60.1 11E0. Herriddil.
647 g id
CR
10 OD
1000
/0 00
10 00
M:==l
501 00
..............
$54 8 92
HI 49
8000
18 00
-- 265 00
$3220 79
25 PER CENT SAVED.
• . 20 SAVE
THIS Is
ftarp
THE PEACE PER CE.NT.
Grtit likaneettletats to Cash
AES 1 11E-7,311E1L MELO
h a s i l i i e n:t aa r s e o t r t t ezt! o r f 7 . zite city,
SPRING 0111 7 GOODS !
Maid) were purchaned at ADOTIONS, and enable Dim
to give GREAT 136.11.0A1N31
Oir fo make it an object to-CA3II B LITERS, I will
t ako FIVE PER ciorr OFF, (a liditeonnt.)on all bills
purchased In Day 0001:18, FOR CARR, amounting to
FIVE DOLLARS, and opwardc and at-the came time
assure the Public that I will•sell GOODS at /ow at any
person in at arm*. We areigetting the tame d am=
on 4 months lUDs, mod ere willing to'glve thesauri ad
vantage to CASII BUYERS. Call and evuaino our
large, assortment of DRY °GODS, 'which were lately
trolstra /deo selling the Palanee of the
Stock of the Meows: ECKERT, AT COST, as we Rot u
large per cent. off unto the tree cost, and oar Stock le
non the Langan In the lkorough, • • -
air The follow - Mg is a portion of our ageortment of
410011apar
200 pietas AND DARK PAINTS, front
1234' canto,
S.ISIII4SIACK.PRINT3 at 12 7 }% tante' ;'worth 15 eta.
100 pieces New Style 1)BESS:(100DS, with trench
namee, , (Natliehea r
zelleAretS, at 0,4,7, B, 9, 10 and
124 cents:.
MAitIEST MUSLIM% at 153 4. yenta, and 5 .per
et..offfei cosh. -
100 pieces DELAI - nat 034, 8, 10 and 1234 amts.
40-plecas DELA:INS at'lBKeent3 ; vrotta amts.
BIECOit'fN 1114,131,1 NS at 44 it; 12% cants.
100 New -Style COLLA/tB, very cheap, boaght at Auto
. „
A large assortment of BLACK and COLORED BILKS,
(Groat nargalne.) .
CLOTHS, C BASEE,B.DS AND VESTINGB.
LINEN - POCKET VHS. at 8 to 26 - oents. • SKIRT
INGS, , • ,
STOCKINGS,y, inls Cents, TABU LINENS and
BRILLIANTS, lu mints.
FANCY.SILKS,AVOSents •Ltp $1.25„ SLACK
0234-centi tosl '
UuttliTKßPAVlS, , stiri low,
'QUEIOISNYXRE.—I got a large :::seertmsnt of Ileasrs.
DPRKIM, with 15 per cent. off the first c 0..& and without
.charge of freight, *nigh I will sell at UNIt, .
GROCICRUB , " I / 0111,1201 1'7. 10 and 12% cents; So.
gars, 8, 9,10 andl234 - a.enta; Cherse and Mack
erel. Best Bed reatlierr. J. GEORGE,
"Sec Hive Store," COr. Cumberland ant WAlnut gts
Lebanon, March 28 1861.
PHOENIX LOOKING - GLASS AND
- P I G T U - Fit
rratne Ma nu fa etoi•Y;
'brut. 231 Emit Twenty-Third street.. 173 A 116 Cram;
-Street. & Sl5 Centre Etreet..
.
wants annn 1838. NEW YORK. Reviralianse
Tbfe Establishment has been in successful operation
24 yeare; and le the Limiest cif the kind in the United
States.. We hate on hand or vaarlofaciure to order ev
ery deseripllon of
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE & PORTRAIT PRAXES:
Plain and Ornamental Pier, Well, Oval
Mantel Glasses, Connecting Clernides,
Base and Bracket Tables, with
Marble Blabs, Toilet Glasses,
eco., &0., ito.
MOZIDINIS FOR NCTURE Fantss, fit inglhe Buttßbis kir
transportation, either-GA BerEiny, Boselocal, Oak. Ze•
bra, Ear' &stye, ilfahnpinty, .80. 'i'Oor new 51auutkrtory
and extenelvelacllitics enable as to Punish any article
in our line es noon as the au:, and se Cur .r as the
cismaks2.
'Dealers are' invited to call upon us
when they visit Ne'w York. We claim to he able to sup-
ply them with every_artlcle to our :line which-they can
posplbly minim, at prices lower than they can p or
chase elsewhere.
0 dem by matt attended to with-promptness. Do nns
fall to call when you visit New - York. -
/Er office end Wererooms. No. 215 Centre St., N. Y.
1101titel: Y. SIGLER, Agent.
New York, Illerch 15, 1862-3 m.
NOTICE.
nVILIC natio is hereby given, that the account of
JOSEPH LOUCE.,Trustee , of the pollen) and Es
tate of Christian Hostetter, of. South Ai:twine township,
Lebanon county. en habitual drunkard. now dace end,
hoe been filed In the Prothonotary , ' Office, of R aid coun
ty, and that the seine Will be Presented to the Court of
Common Pleas of Lebanon county,'on the TIIIRD
MONDAY OP APRM 'next, for confirmation and et•
lowance, when end where all persons Interested may
'attend,if thoy think proper.
,tIENDY , SIEGRIST, Prothonotary.,
Prothonotary's Office, Labanrn. 'March 18, 'B2
At °TICE.
1)1:111LIC notice is hereby given, that the account of
J. JOUN RECKER, firvotee appointed by lame Gib.
hie and Seth Royer, to !nuke gate of a certain brick
meeting bons° and lot or hurial ground, situale in Mill
crook township ; Lebanon-coni ty. under an act of lien
oral Assembly of title Commonwealth, approved the
17th day orapril. , A. D.; 1867 'lies been 'filed in the
Pretbonotary'e office. of said county; and that the wane
will be preempted to the Court of Common Piece of Leb
anon county,, on the THIRD MONDAY of APRIL neat,
far nationenhili aliowance,"'whin and where all
persona interestini'may attend. if tney.think proper.
• 'HENRY SIBORItiT. Prothonotary.
Pruthonotarra.ol33ce, Lebanon, attlpl9. 132.
r
NO I ILL.
intrfiLlC notice is hereby given, that the acconrit of
JE 'JACOB . DERTi ART, Aseleree of Thomas Bomehore
and Magdalena Ida wire. of Swetaratownahlp. Lebanon
county, under a Toluetary deed of nasnonnent in trust
for the benefit of ore 'hors, has been filed in the Pro
thonotary's Office of said county, and that the same
call be prteented to the Court of Common Pleas of
Lebanon eounty. on the THIRD MONDAY of APRIL.
next, for confirmation and allowance, when and where
all pereopa interested may attend, if they , think proper.
Ii RIMY oth 000 larY•
Pratbenoterfe Office, Lebanon, Match 1,9,
illeoks and Stationery Em.
peni•itl
AND
TEACHERS' HEADQUARTERSI
)21,0M054 VAA.1122.
HAS REMOVED
Tim removed his Book Store to tiarketknare. Bel anon,
AU FIBRE may be bad , on reavonable terms R : genera
V V assortment of SCIIOOI., Scums! Smoot.. Titeotoe
lest. and Altsect=semis BOOKS of 'every description.
Gopy-Booke, Cyphering Books, leathei and paper hound
Pass Books, and.tivery variety of BTATIONLI/a,
wholesale and, Petal!.
WINDOW SHADES.
A large Of Varlets Plain, Sauey, Buff, Green, 0114 .Ic.
PAPER SHADES. •
Nett Pattern,-Plain, Green, Blue and Gilt. Also the
latest ,and slippiest
S CYLES OP PIXtTIRES.
CALL AND EXAMINE. -ISA
Lebanon, September SI , VISO,
NOTICE--APPEALS.
CQVT COMMISSION/OW OPTICE,
Lebanon, March' 3, 1662.
NOTICt le hereby given, thatthe Commissioners of
Lebanon-county will bear Appeals by all persons
rated for State and County Tax for the year 1662, for
the several townships and bornugha, in said comity, at
the foliose fur places, on tbefollowiegdaye between the
Mars of 16 o!oloik. A.:111., and 3 o'clock. P.ll. MI per.
cans inters ted, aria licrery6g4 to appear et the
time and place specified: - Bethel townahlii, on Tutaday, April Sth, at the pub.
lie liaise of 'William Earnest.
Stratnrsi township, on Wednesday, April 9th, at the
public house of Thomas Luslor.
Un Wd lofts*. on Thursday, April 10th, At the pub
lic hones of llahiel Bordner.
E. Hanover and Cold Spring. nn Friday, April lith,
at the ptiblie honse.of Jacob W. Adam's. ,
I ontionderly teriislitis no Siitorddy, April 12th, at
the public trowel of John Wolfereberea.
nod.Soutb-A unCilfe.milidOnday, April 14th, at
the public Miu.se of tibrion M. Crall.
Jacke6n township, on Tuesday, April ISth, at the
public linden dr .11obt L. Hattuethum.
Miiiereek township. on Wednesday, April 16th, at the
public honae,oftitroderick A. Shultz. -
Heidelberg toirr,ship, on Thursday, Aprill7th, at the
public bonne of Levi 5, Oberiy.
North • Letemon totansitip and North Lebanon bor•
ough, on Friday, April 18th, at the Commissioners' -OIL
fice:liormagh of Lebanon.
West Ward and Cornwall, on Tuoiday, , APril 2.211, at
the Commissioners' Oftice, borough of Lunation. ,
BABE Ward arid South Lebanon, on Wcenebday, April
23d, - et the Cominissioners' Office, borough of Lebanon.
The Appeal on Militia Flues attended to on same
days. for each township, at the same- time and plasm
entire mentioned. All persons enrolled, not subJectlli
Sue can attenal c ktuy-deem proper.
BOLTZ, Commissioners
ROBBRT EVANS, of .
JACOB BUCHER, ' Lebanon County.
-Attest—Crum Musa, Clerk. [March 6, 1862:
:Lebanon DepOit Bank.
Clamkriand strut, onc, door east of Carmany's Hold.
IV - ILL pay the following KATES of INTZREST on
111 DEPOSITS,
For I year, and longer, 6 per cent. par annum;
-Tor 6 months, and longer., 6 per cent. per annum;
For 3 months, and longer, 4' per cent. per annum;
requiring a short notice of withdrawal. Interest paid in
foil forthe Deposits from the date'of deposit to the date
of withdrawal. We will also afibrd a liberal line of ao.
commedatitns to those who may favor us with Deposits,
payable on demand. Will pay a premium on SPANISH
and MEXICAN DOLLARS. and alao.on old Mexican Dob
lays and Half Dollars. Will makecollootionetu and re•
mit to all Farts of the United Etatas, the Cauadae and
surer's; Negotiate LOUIS, AM7-&e, and do a general EX
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS.
11 DAWSON COLEMAN, President..
Gro. Gurar, Cashier.
The undersigned, MANAGERS, are individually liable
I 0 the o'rtent of their Estates, forsll Deposal end Other
bllgallons of the "bums Deroi BOra."
151 ON CAMERON. G. DAWSON' COLEMAN,
• ,RORGE SMULLER, LEVI KLINE,
d AMES YOUNG, - AUGUSTUS BOYD,
Lebotton, May 12, lets. GEORGE CILIUM.
,
IF YOU WANT. •
itNo. AMBROTYPZ, very cheap, so to DAILY'S
_napery. next,daor to the Lahanotthepatit Bach.
.
For itetat
.
'TWO-STOAT DWillit USG - 1101188, Situat e
on Cumberlandiores4; Vast; Lebanon 2,doors
west ofSalem's Cerninory-,, , ontranee. For r+lrther
information..tt apply to 'SORA - WITMOYER, Agent.
Lebanon, March 12,1682.
KOLLOCK'S
DANDELION COFFER
rVATS preparation, made from the hest Java Coffee, is
1 recommended by physiolansasu. superior CCM.-
PIOUS BEVER/LOB for Eleniral Dyopepals,
and all bilious ditidolers. Thoitsinds who have been
compelled to abandon the use of cofne will use this
without injurious effects, One eau contains the strengt h
of-two pounds of ordinary coffee. Price 211 csdr.e.4
Koitokk'i Zeraitt,
.
The purest and beet BKRING POWDER kneels, for
making light, swept sad nutritious Breed and Ceiree.z—
Price RS cents.
311A11117A01131111i
-
M. H KOLLOCK, Cheme;
CORNER OF BROAD AND CR.IIBTNOV STREiti;
.PEILADILPPLL. , :-
And sold by efl Drugglete and Grocere
February 24,1862.-Iy.
Farmers and others Take Ncdce.
will manufacture and keep on hand a 4afii. galena - sir
sortment of ~LiONINERY and PARldhla INPLR
LERTS, embracing Improved POUR-RORSR, .Poirvre
and Threshers; Railway Horne Powers andfibreslArs,
littirgan's Independant steel , wirs Tooth Hone RAE
Mumma.s Patent rodder,Straw and Hay CUTTER;'Cost
Iron Field Rollers, Oren Fang, Ray Elevators; Clover
Hullers, Corn-abellers, try band or power, C 3171 Ploughs
and Planters, Cultivattirs, du, with a varlets of the
best PLOUGHS in use, de.
All of the above Magnates are of the latost and beet
improntonists, and are all warranted di gire eanafactlon.
Castings of an kinds made to order.
and at short notice. He also manufactnree STEAM RM.
DINES, Gesuing,Shatting, end Hill work in general,
and pays particular attention to Repairing Engines and
Machinery of all kinds.
8e .invites all to call and examine the work at the hfa
chino Shop, on Pponnova SIILECT, Lebanon. -
it All orders or communications by mall will ha
promptly attended to. D. .31. KARUA KY.
Lebanon, Lebanon Cc., Ps. ,
Lebanon, August , S, 1950.
N 01105.-1 have appointed A. MAJOR & DROMER
my Agents for theparpose,of carrying Gnaw chore
business. - D. St. RAMA:qr.
Lebanon, August 8,1980.
• THE NEW BAKER Tf,
vitt eisdeisigned Would respeotfolly Inform the cal.'
•l isnot Lebanon, that hehas commenced the BAKE ,
:1710•BUSISEISS, In all Its varietiee, at his stand, on
Cumberland street, Lebanon, nearly opposite the Back -
Hotel, and will supply customers with the best BREAD,
CAKES, de., do. Flour received from suet-Mt:era And
returned to them in bread at short notice.
CONFECTIONERIES,
of all hinds, fresh and of the best quality, constantly
on herd, and turalehecl at the lowest prices: .
Th public la invited to give me a trial
Len non, Nov. 9, 1859.
F. U. Eaux
Blanket Shawls,'
CLOTH', WOOLEN CLOTHING of all colors, dyed fat
Black or Blue Black, pressed, the color warranted •
acid gwdli
turned ' a"
e 41411 to new I LYON LIMBERGBR,
East titaever:
ASSe. Articles to be dyed s t irs be left at Jo:. L. Lenobe ,
per. Drug Store where all orders fur the above will be
attended to. [Fob. 5, WA
• JAMES T. YOUNG,
GAS FITTER /
WAY.," STREET, nest to A. .01°.
NATIONAL HOTEI
(LATE WHITE SWAN,)
Race &feet, above Third, Phila.:
THIS establishment offers great indocementa not on
ly on account of reduced rates of boarding, but
-from its central location to the avenues of trade. as well.
BP the conveniences afforded bi- the several Passenger
Rainey's, running past and contiguous to It, by which
',nests cats peas to and front the Hotel to the different
Railroad Depots,,sidnid they be prsferred to the run.
. ler; Cinulhas beldnitlng to the house. • '
.1 am determined to devote my whole attention to the;
comfort and convenience of my guests. , .
TERMS 51.25 PER DAY.
D. C. - SIRGIUST, Proprietor, "
Pernicrly from Eagle Hotel, Lebanon. Pa.
V. Rffesns. Clerk. [Phila., March 12,-1865.
Mutual Fire Istspratice Comte
pang Ar. -
LEBANON COUNTY, PENN'A.
Tllll COMPANY was incorporated, March. 1559, nod
la now In full operation and ready to make !neur
ones on Dwellings, and other Building's en Furniture,
areilMerehandlee - geuerally. - Also on Barns. Conteuts,
itook, Farm Implement& &c., on a Mutual Principle.
MANAGERS. -
Samuel Seabold, -
John Kinporte,
George Rigler, ,
Riultiltilr II err,. •
Joeeph F. Mets,
Christian Bachman,
nilDiana:slip jr.,
a corp. S. itonegardner,
7. D. A. Darman,
;nom Bongos.
ohn D. Beloit',
mita S. Early,
JOHN ALLWEIN, President."
RucoLPE itran, Treasurer.
JOSEPH F. MATZ, Secretary.
Samuel Seabold, Traveling Agent.
Jacob Schnotterly, Agent, Fradirtekshurg.
Aunitille, March 5,1862.-1 y: .
MISS ATKINS ~
virOIILD respectfully announce to the. citizens of
Us Lebanon and vicinity that elie hie opened a
FASIIIONABLN SIM LINBItY and MANTCA Malt •
ING ESTABLLSUMBNT, in Market street 2d door
above Kill. '
A new stock must received and opened for inspection,
embracing a full assortment of Silk, Crape and Straw
Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings,
.Ribbons, .Flowers, /ke. - •
Lebanon, Atfilfl7, 188 t.
stEINCIII. PLATES.
- -
IaPENCIL PLATtS Very,'6seveolent for marking
Clot Meg, HieMem Cards, Envelopes, Barreb , , hoz.
ee. Bap, &c.They are thin . Platee bating, the lettere
cut thtoegli.. The Manner Of Using Ig etmply to hold
the plitetieugy nn the article, to be marked, and Calf_
over elth a bruch dipped in or paint.
LIST OFPRICES: • - •
Small*Plries;, for marl/Ink Clething, do., 'Plain
Name, with Box Indelible Ink and Drusb, 40 cts_
isms and Address, "
Pitney Styles, 60
Businees Plates far martins Cards, Envelopes,
coots to $l6O.
Serit,to any part of the country on receipt of the
price in money or postage etempe
Large Plates for mirkkießarrels, D034.11,:8ig5,
cut on Drees or Copper at gto
.6 cents per
Sete Al p habets, Shin or (topper, 'BO eti. to 1110
" Figures. " t gJ" to *Ti`
A complete ikeibitnion't of Alphabets! and Piguree of
tarions sizes and itatterne constantiSr an fiend .nd made
to order.,, JOSEPH P. BIA.TZ,, Annsille, Pa.
Itarcli 12, 1802-3 t. ' '
PUB.LIC O'AL
- OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
i ILL be cold 'et Public Sale, oti ,
TUESDAY: APRIL 115, IEO2
at the,late residence of Samuel Aohey.,deed., at lehey's
Corner, Lebanon county, Pa., 2% mdse tram Minstrel*.
town, 3%Miles from Illyerstown, mall miles from Lete,
anon, at the old well known nifine, called .Achey'e Tav
ern, the following Persona! Property, viz
2 COWS, 3 11.0334 and about:3o CHICK- - 4 -
EN% t WIND-MILL, crporatira, (Wok- r
oeive) kaWs, Planes, Mails, and all kinds
o f Carpenter Toole;. now
CAR.RIAGE
Ready-made P0.5T5.,.1 CORN . SHELLER, 3 Mat Cot
ters, 3 Ladders , 2 Grind Stones, Bricks, HAY by the
ton, all kinds Stone Quarrying. Toole, Lock and Cott
Chains; 1 Jack . Bevetv,• Shovels, Forks, Bakes, about
300 lbs. SMOKED MEAT, Tubs, Stands, Lard, by the
pound; BUREAUS, 1 EITCIIER CUPBOARD,
3 CLOCKS, 8 BEDS & BEDSTEADS, 1 BITCH.
EN DRESSER, 3 STOVES, (2, Wood and I Coal)
if stove Pipe. TABLES...CF,IAITtS, •
CL l ALLE:BP" 31M` 's
large and smAll Drum Kottles, 1 Wheelbarrow. Liquors
and Bar apparatus, together with a whole and oath%
stock of •
- 11.0t7SE1IOLD FIJIMITVEIRL
too rinmeronc to mention.
2alea to commence 'precisely at "half-past i t o'cleck,
when term's' will be made known by
JERE'S:I:I4I E. AMEX, lEsteentorii of ram
. MAIN .f uel Abbey, deed.•
=4atnreh 12, 1.802.
ANVII,ES , .A.NIO.I 4 6LOCKS4
CLOCKS FOR sl.ook r.
CLOCKS FOR $1.50
CLOCKS FOR $2.00 • •
CLOCKS FOR $3.00 ' • •
ctocits-FOR $5.00 - -
CLOCKS FOR $B.OO --
CLOCKS VOR 120 :00
•
At J. J. BLAIR'S Jewelry Store, Lebauou, Pa., •
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR $20.00
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR $25.00
AMERICAN WATCHES ROR 90.00
SWISS LEVERS—a goad assartmeiKai
3. al; Males Jeweirt Store.
. •
• ,
Sow Lost I How:Restored
„hat "bushed, in a goted Boveley*" . Pytosßia Meta.
A LECTTRE ON TNE NATUD.N. TREATMENT"
and'lliidieal Care of Spermatorrlicea, Of Weak.
nese, Involuntary Emissions, EatualSeldlity, andlin
mxiiments to Marriage generallY, DerrbutileatV 'Con
sumption, Epilepsy and rite; Mm Hal and PhAittal Ie
capacity. resulting from delf•Abuee,- de By Dom J.
ejmvzawBl4; 4. D., Author of the Greenß ock, db.
The world•renowned atithor, in this admirable LK.
tura. clearly travail frimi I n cji own experience:that LW,
awful toneequences Of-Selfehuse , May •be effectually
removed with , at eedielnlathout dangerous/sir.
gicWpOttiant, bougla:-IMtioutentsv,ringiker.terolf
als.- out a .mode„of ours at once: tertaiu and
Wee 0 . ) . Joh etarYlNlSter, ftt.altir *tat Mit
cepottlotejnilitw:triky curb Women cheaply. vtoatiajt,
and radically. This. lecture wia prove a bean td
sands and thousands. • • :
undar seal, in a plain.antigsieslit4;a4)%444o l *
oa :he yeeelpt, eiX, caute, - .."stitga atisaspkby
aZi;rSaignit. ' Dr. •
14.110wetykNew 4y, ip,A.
leiliniaryl2,llo2. 4- _ .
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