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I;EBANOg, PA.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1882.
HOME AFFAIRS.
Wir Why John, where are you go
ling twin snob *burry t
NII* 7 I am going to LtllliAritt'S, io Mo rket Street,
/te,btry a aloe lot of /wafture.
Wan, iolllll ' ietlat you toll me the reason why Leming
bleUltinetanokwore rutilture sad Chain than ell %be
teithllptt•maken In Lehilion %Whir I
Fil l John, I think / oin•With at times very p
II N 111111,471 got by tic the buret Mid blot Worn
Midi Of all kinds of Puniltere and Man on hand,
'thigh he alto sells n great demi °beeper than any other
Cebluet-roaker ; betides he bee tal excellent cushioned
Furniture Wagon with which be diatom all Furniture
and Nibs sold by him, tree of charge; these I think
to be very good end edvantageoge reason. ws
As the 93d Regiment will leave for
ogle seat of war Me week, the publics will please
'bear In wind that,the be and oldest CABINET
MAKINQ ESTABLISHMENT, in Lebanon, is
"that of b. Bnosnanutts'e. Any person to want
of good made work will please call on him, be.
fOrii baying elsewhere. C. INOTWERLINE.
Lebanon, Nov,. 20, 1861.-0 mo.
More than two hundred sailors,
front New-York, passed over the East Pennsyl. ,
Meats and Lebanon Valley ItaWoad' on Monday
of last week, en rota* for Oairo. They were a
Jolly set of tare, and eppeared to be the right
material for Wald's.
regular meeting of the Agricul
tural Beefily will be held next Saturday. We
learn that an amendment of the By Law. will
be prepared, whloh io of aonelderable importance
to the rneethere.
GOOD 1 7 1141SPZDTS FOR FRUIT.—It is
the opinion of fruit.growers everywhere that this
will be a plentiful fruit season. The buds of the
fruit trees though full and . healthy, are quite
as
backward this seon, and unless we have very
late froili, are - likely to escape all dfinger from
that source. For leveret years past the blos
soms and young fruit have been killed by the
frost, and the crop even of apples was quite
meagre. This year promisee to make up for past,
failures. Elven the delicate peach trees are said
to.promise well, turd a strong hope is entertained
that -we shall pace more be favored with an
abundance of that delicious fruit.
The 98d Regiment was encamped,
en the 3111 of March, at Newport News, Va.,
within sight of Fortress Monroe, and the Muni
, tar. Persons writing_ to members of the Reg'.
meat will please Address as follows:--game of
person, letter of (Wraps*, number of Regiment, .
P. V., Gen. Peek's Brigade, Gen. ocm:oho's Di.
vision, via Washington, D. C.
We append. the following, descrip
,
tire of the trip of the Regiment from Tonally.
town to ite present, or late, encampment, written
by Private Stembeek of Company B. fur the
Beading Gamete
We left camp Tonally town, D. C., on the after
noes of Tneeday, the 26th nit., and marched to
the wharf pi Washington, where the Dirgade em
barked, but owing to a want of transportation,
the 113 d did not embark before 12 o'clock next
day. Oar trip down the Petomao was pleasant
and interesting, the weather being exceedingly
tine; we bad s passing look at Mount Vernon,
the tomb of Washington - , and some of the bat.
tortes lately regaled by seoesh. W pained Ac
quit Creek and Cookpit Point flatteries at shout
10 P. M. We arrived off Fortress Monroe on
Thursday afternoon at 2 P. M., and anchored
in Hampton Roads, until Friday afternoon, to a
wait the arrival of the remaining Regiments of
the Brigade, which we left at Alexandria--
While lying here, we saw the famous iron plated
Monitor, lying In wait for the Merrimac, who
could easily be seen with 4 glair, down the James
river, The Honiter answers all descriptions;
her turret looks like a “oheese box mounted on a
raft."
We disembarked at Frampton on Friday at a
bout 6 P. M., the other Regiments having arrived
and marched about al; miles to this place. The
town of Hampton presented the most desolate op
pearatma Imaginable, nothing remaining but the.
bete and blackened wells, as left by Gen. Mag
ruder, who destroyed it last fall ; he not only
destroyed the village, but Dearly all the farm
bonitos. Our camp is altuited on an extensive
fang ; the house is destroyed, having been burnt
by the owner before•leaving,
Te weather is waits and pleasant ; maei
warmer then at Washington. The trees are bud
ding fend blossoming ; a large peach orchard
ekirts the edge of camp, all the trees of *bich•
are in blossom, filling the air with a delightful
fragrance.
B. F. Swartz is now in the city par-
Aisles Goalie suitable for the season, which will
be epesed the latter part of Me week, and will
be sold at a small adveme for Cash.
The new School Board of Lebanon
borough has organised, and is now constituted as
follows 1--.Prealdent, 0. Hearn, Treasurer, Jacob
Capp; Secretary, Joseph 'Carob ; Pirates, Ed
ward Gabhart, D. El. Miller and Jacob Yorty.
The Book Store of George Waltz,
In Market street, Lebanon: was entered on Thurs
day 'itightn(!huit week, and penelld; pens, fidoke,
sloteii therefrom to the aniount• of about
sixty dollars. The nntrance was effected by on.
looking the front door.
The gold pens taken wort in bolder. and are
“liforton'a make." These pont aro only kept by
71 r Waltz in tebanon. This inforinallon it
giros ea It may lead to the detection of the Mores.
Lieut. Samuel MoCartai and Serg't
12,orge A. Gatragiy, of the Odd Regiment, have
opeaut raareitiag office, in Nunek's Building,
.941 atoll * Lebanon.
Mr. George L. Atkins offers hie
doeirablo borough progeny in Market street,
,At.prlieto
zotioing last week, the action of
tbsrilleftnblleans in Heidelberg township at the
lite ilaollanAn defeating the Union Hebei, we
shoulditterireleied
that they bed nevertheless the
dissrelism fil,pat a few good Union men on their
ticket, affif3ol/ almordavnindim, Inspector, Super
visor and ,anines.Wir,pglifess. We make thWeer
rarities no irinocnnai*Virorthy gentlemen right
on SU sword.
We notion in the papers the an.
gotwooaasot that Terri Kilns, It .41,, hag bens all
pointed
,Coileator at Havre• de. ale SUL
oa Monday, rooolvodao °Maioi
saisoosomoot of the appointment, whioh if sonde
wan entirely unsolicited.
Mr. L. ff. Latidermileh is now in
dm city Poreltasing new spring Goods, wbieh
will be opened for inapeethm and male the latter
railer Ms week.
Titers islos much feeling and per.
eoeittlol the coesteuttleattou Of N B / 4 131£1. We
shall beVlialee, however, to aim the author as
a eeetrlbitter On auhleets of geiteral interest.
The finn of -O. B. Ramsay 4; Bro.,
Pirehant Trains hie been dissolved, sod the
badness wilt tieltialasted b 7 8 8 Rar ooo h who
is now the etti ittrobaslog a new stook of
Seloodu
An Antif i e Cilmpupy to
ant off .on
Little Jililifto Titl44, Acai (Twilit*: / 426 " 1 " 4 '
41011 4 41 .Z u Wail ,t ill hind al Pkket• —
"'""" were t w o woundfd, and 'the
roirkUptelef.': e ki* he toispo,ysinot
fiv4oo 4 '
A limber of our cititetiti haVe late
-13, salved severely from the depredations bf meat
thie►es. Seep your smolt. houses *ell mare d.
The election In Connecticut result
ed favorably to the Republican ticket. 'Gover
nor Buckingitani is re-elected by an increased
majecity,
Mt" An exchange recording tho
fall of a person into the river, says,
"It is a wonder he escaped with his
life."
Prentice says “Wouldn't it have
been 'a still greater wonder if he had
escaped without it?"
ginciat atoticto.
TboCinfossiotorand Experience of all invalid.
Publish ed for the benefit and as a warning and a
caution to young men who suffer from NervciUs
Dabii
ity, Premature Decay, he.; supplying at the same time
the means of self,Cruo. By one who hasrured himself
after being put to great expense through medical im
position and quackery. By enclosing a poet-paid ad
drooled envelope, snuaLe corms may be had of the au-
thor, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Bedford, Kluge
Co., N.Y. [New York, March 12,1882=1y.
Prevention is Better than , Care.
ITIO ladles of delleatohealth or impaired organisation,
.1. or to thole by whom en increase of •Ibmily is ft OM
any reason objeetionable, the .undersigned would offer
a prescription witichie perfectly reliable and safe, and
which has been prescribed in various parts of the old
world for the peat'Century. Although the article is ve
ry cheap and yet.it has been put. up in half pint
bottles and sold very extensively at the elthorbitant
price of $5 per VMS, the anctersigned proposes' to far.
nigh the recipe for the small sum of $l, by the posses
sion of which every lady can supply herself with a per.
feet safeguard, at any drug store, for the trifling sum of
25 cents per year. Any physician or dreggiat will tell
you it is perfectly harmless, and thousands of testimo
nials can be procured of its efficacy. Bent• to any part
of the world on receipt of $l, by addressing
Dr. S. O..IMIVERAUX,
P. G. Box t No. V,53, New Haven, Conn.
August 7,
" -
EURALGIA, OR NERVOUS- RIIF.I id
THE, wail the first of a line of Nervous Complaints,
to which Hattinteeifs 2biu -.Anodyne was so signally
adapted. It hes proved all we claimed for it. There is
but one, and only one obstacle to immediate results,
which Is Indigestion. As the Anodyne is based entirely
on all objections to mercurials, so weakening to the
muscular and intestisal parts of the body, a simple
Pin perfectly adapted to the Anodyne is prepared by
the proprietor, and will be sent, when requested, ..free"
until plans are matured thr placs their true charac
ter as Medstant to the Anodyne, and most perfect Fam
ily Physic before the world. , Bee advertisement.
February )2,'62-Im.
atotirtis.
Cantarr Cironem—Services In Temperance Hall, every
Sunday at 10 A. H.. end every Friday at 7 P. M.
Englbh services next Lord's day morning and evening
In Zlon's Lutheran church.
German preaching next Sabbath morning and English
in the evening, in the Eiret Reformed church.
Geruian preaching next Stmday morning and English
In the evening, in nalemrs Lutheran church .
Sr. JOnars RIPORMID Canitott.—Recular service every
Wednesday evening at" T 3 'o'clock every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and every Sunday evening at
7 Wend,
English preaching next Sabbath morning and evening
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
On Monday, 7th lost, in this borough, KATY, (laugh
ter of Dr. Wtn. M. and Molly ILGUILYORD, aged about
4 years.
On the Minot., in North.Lebanou, DAVID SRUGAR,
aged about 47 years.
igg.. The funeral take place to•day; (Wednesday).
Meet at the house at 1 o'clOok.
On the 27th ult., in North Lebanon, DAVID
WIL
LIAM,eon of Josiah and Mary Ann FIBBER, aged 2
years and 6 days.
On the lath ult., In ?forth Lebanon township, TIMM
ABTIMN, aged aboull36.yerrs,
Ols the 11th nit , In Fredericksburg, JACOB WAG.
.1 4 1M1, 4 soldier of the War Of 1812, aged 88 years, 11
MiChtha and 10 days.
OD the 'nth ult., in Lancaster, SAMUEL, eon of Mr.
Augustus REMOVAL, aged about 18 years.
On the 2d Inst., in Slusefflarstown, Mr. MICHAEL
DIMMER, an old and well" known citizen, aged
about 78 years.
On the let ult., In Bethel township, Barks county,
SUSANNA OAKUM, aged 26 years, 2 moe, and 16 days.
On the Bth ult., in Union Township, DANIEL MUS
SER, aged 86 years, 4 months and Zr days.
On the 14th ILA., in Monroe Valley,ll.llNßY SMITH,
aged 73 years, 2 months aud'lB day..
On the 14th ult., In Jonestown, JOHN RARTLEIN,
aged 62 years, 9 months sled 11 days
On the 21st hs Swat:lira township, ANNE, infant
daughter of Joseph and SdrabARBIDER, aged 3 mos.
and 18 days.
On the Mit ult., in Monroe Valley. SEWARD K.,
infant son of David H. and Catharine WOLVERSSER.
ORR, aged 8 months and 3 days.
The Leba'non Market.
Carefuny arrected Weekly.
LEBARON, Wstoesso.tr, APRIL 9, 1862.
Lob. Mills Ra. Pam $626 liggs, dos., 31
kettle a extra d2O Butter, lb., I 3
Leti. TOP Super. Blued 50 Tub or Bolted butter, 10
Primo White Wheat, I' 25 Lard, 8
Prime Red Wheat 1716 Tallow,
Prime:Dye, 65 Vim, 9
Corn, 46 Shoulder* 7
Oats, 30 Side,', 7
Olover-eeed, 4 os Soap, 7
Timothy-seed, 1.76 Bees-wax, 25
Max-need, 126 White Rags, 3
Dried Apples, Lho. 100 Mixed Rags, 1
Dried Apples, pealed, 160 Flax,'it lb., 12: 1 4
Peach "Baits, , ' 260 Bristles, lb., 40
Peaoh'"lintaele," 126 Feathers ,113 lb., 13234
Cherries, 160 Wool, it lb., 40
Onions 37 Soup Beans, qt., a
potatoes, bus, 45 Vinegar, II gel., 123.4
Apple Butter,* crock, 46
The Philadelphia Market.
SATURDAY, April 5, P. M.—The unfavora•-
ble weather to-day has tended to curtail opera.
Hens in many departments of busines, and there
Is very little doing.
In Flour *a bare to node. a firmer feeling and
more Inquiry, • particulatly for the better grades
of superfine, which may be quoted full 120. high
er. The sale, for export reach 2500 bble., in.
eluding mixed and good brands soperfid at luk
124(§5.25, and loWgrade Western Extra Fami•
ly at $5.50 per bbl. Of the whole amount 400
bble. choice Lauinger county extra were sold at
$5,1824, and 000 bbls. City Mills superfine on
private terms. There is a steady home consump
tive demand at $5.50©7 for common to fancy.
The receipts and stocks of Rye Flour are small;
100 bbls. sold at $3.25 per bbl.
In Corn Meal there is nothing doing, and we
continue our quotations.
The offerings of Wheat are light and there is_
a good demand, at rather butter rates. Sales of
4®5000 bushels common and fair prime Penn
sylvania Red. at $1.27@1.30. Southern do. at
$1.82@1.33; and White at $1.45 if; bushel.
Rye comes forward slowly and is in good de
mend. Eltilee of 2700 bushels Pennsylvania at
7se., part In store and part from the cars.
Corn is in good demand. 4000 bushels yel
low, in store, -sold at 54e., and in the oars at
5340. 2000 bushels, afloat, said at a prioe to be,
fixed.
Oats are is better demand. 5000 bushels Penn
sylvania sold. at 34@i30e.
CATTLE MARS-BT.—.Andy about 1,200 head
of Beef (mile were Olihre4 and sold at Phillips'
yards during the poet Week: The demand was
good and prices 26. cents IS -100 lba.- better, rang
lug from $7 to $9. The bulk of the safes were
of $7,59@8.50 the 100 tbs. for fair
,to good and
prime quality.
Cows MID 061.401.-80M11 60 .Were disposed
of, at $lB to $2B each for Springers; and $2O to
$4O for Cows and Calvesf ' showing.little or no
change.
Hons. arrivals were 3,600, 4 little more
than half as large as last week, and prices were
steady. Sales include 2,152 head at Imhoff at
$506.50 for still, $5.50(46.251er corn fed, and
1,380 at the Avenue yard at $6.75@8 the 100
lbs. net.-
Sitszr.—The reeeipts and sales were about 4,-
600 head this week, all of which were taken at
.5105ecents VI lb. gross, which is a alight ad
ranee.
Pk' Attstlissintuto.
PUBLIC : SALE
•
Of Valuable Borough Property.
UR subscriber offers at Ferrate Sale, one of
T
the most eligibly lOcuted end valuable Prop.
erilse in Lebanon, situate on Market Street.—
The Buildings are a large TalleirElTOM BRICK
DWEEUNG, with Store Room, BRICK STABLE. At.
Lebanon, Aprll 9,1862. GEO. L. ATKINS.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Q DAMBAY,In onek'abnildlng, corner or Onm.
herlaral street and Doe alley, has on hand and
for We, either by the yard or outdo to order, a large
lot of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERBS, and
VBSTINGS,
wail sale/stet from Good 130W166. Good Vita and sub
dm"!alskip aarenteed to all. Also Handicpr
alibi Duollanders, Fiala and
Plata-Men Ban% ;hider GlOste sod Drawers.
, 0 .0 3 . 4444114 T,
, -
NEW ADITERTIBEIVIENTS.
CYRUS P. MILLER,
A TTORNEY-AT•LAW.-01fice in 19shint street, near•
ly opposite the Buck Hotel, and two doors month
from Karnmay'a Hardware atom
Lebanon, April 9,1862.—1 y.
c `illarket Street Hotel,”
Corner Market and Chestnut Streets, Lebanon.
JOHN MATTHES, Proprietor.
lIAWING taken the above stAnd, long occupied by
Mr. LEONARD ZIXICIIIMAN, I will spare no painsto
make the Traveling Public who atop at it, perfectly
comfortable, and invite all to give me a trial. The
House is large and well arranged. The Table !supplied
with the beet saaeonehle edibles ; the Bar stacked with
thwehoicest Liquors, and the Btablinirlarge and com
modious. JOHN mkrirans.
Lebanon, April 9, 1802.
Dissolution Notice.
8. Asmokit - & Dm, le this day dia
1, sabred by mutual consent. Those laming claims
agalnat anti firm sill please present them to 8. S. Ram_
set and all these Indebted will please make payment,
to close up the old hooka.
S. S. RAMSAY & BRO.
*a- S. B. RAMSAY will continue the business at his
old stand, 'Punch's building, (corner of Cumberland at.
and Doe Alley) and will be pleased to see his custom
era and friende. S. S. RAMSAY.
Lebanon, April 9, 1861.
SPRING OPENING I
INRS. L. BUCK
HAS just returned from the' city with a new and
splendid assortment of
SPRING &,-SUMMER BONNETS,
; o
s r , t ead-Dress
e:rrrtlre"lndtHibbtneAi a large assortment of nw Bon-
Cinets, Hate and Elate,—whieh will btropened to
the Public on Tuestley next, April 15th, 1852.
Lebanon, April il, 1852.
Lebanon Co. Agricultural gociet
A ".
MEETING OF. TUE "LEBANON
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL
& AI ROTIA.NICAL 800IBTY," will be held on agurday,
April 12th, 1862, In the Grand Jury Room, in the Court
House, in the Borough of Lebanon, between the hours
of 1 and 4 o'clock, P. lii. , The members are requested
to attend . , as' important businesi will be transact,d.
WU. RANK, Preeide••t.
Teems Hopi= Secretary. April 9,1862.
THE ST. LOUIS,
CIIESTNIIT STREET,
Between Third and Fourth, Philad'a.
MITE and ersigned, having leased, for a term of years,
this popular house, have the pleasure of announc
ing to their f riends and the traveling community that
it is now open for the reception of guests The house
since the first of March.last, hes been entirely renova
ted and refitted in a superior manner •, the apartments
are large welt ventilated and furnished in modern
style. Tele centrally located, convenient to all the de
pot and steamboat landings, and in the immediate vi.
einlty of the. Custom Rouse, Post Mace and the Corn
Exchange.
Connected with the Rotel is a Restaurant for the ac
commodation of those preferring the European plan.—
Prices of Rooms from Three to Seven Dollars per week,
according to location.
Board $1.5 per day. Table allots for Merchants
and business men from 1 to 3 P. M.
MENET' NEILL,
April 0,1381 ISAAC L. DEVOE.
A LIST OF RETAILERS
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, WARES,
MERCRANDIZE, dr., which were returned by the
Mercantile Appraiser of Lebanon county, for the year
1862. Notice le hereby even that the Appraiser will
bold his appeal at the Cotnmlesioners' Office, in the
borough of Lebanon, on Monday, Vie beh day of
4. D., 1862, at which time and place those desiring to
appeal may attend. PETER LOSER,
Appraise! of Mercantile Taxa.
South All7Mitie Township.
List qf Retailers. Class. License.
11. D. Beiver & Bro., merchants 13 30 OD
William Biever, leather 14 .. 700
G. W. Karmany & Bro., merchants 13 30 00
Cornelius Smith, conthctionery 14 700
G. W. Hoverter, hooks 8 5 00
Rudolph... Gem lumber 14 7 00
John Carper, merchant • la 30 00
John Mass, huckster 13 100hGeorge Matterness, huckster 18 20
00
David Antler, confectionery 8 5 00
A. & D. Kreider, grain and coal 13 10 00
Nora Atztrai/Is, Tnenship.
Gabriel Wolfersberger, merchant 13 10 00
John W. Fisher, confectionery 14 7 00 I
Kinporte & Kreider, merchants 13 10 00
Peter Graybill, oboes 8 6 00
George Peter, huckster 13 • 10 00
John N. Smith, stoves 14 10 00
3.8. Killinger, grain and coal -11 15 00
Adam Mark, merchant 13 10 00
J.' A. Heilman, confectionery • 8 600
George W. Miller, merchant 13 10 00
do do grain 14 700
William Ault, leather 14 7 00
Leitner & K. Rupp, coall4 7 00
Daniel S. Leitnor, grain 12 12 50
Bethel Township.
Peter.Gerbart, merchant 14 '7 00
Thomas S. Weimer, merchant 13 10 00
John L. Moyer, geed 14 7 00
Samuel Weber, merchant 13 10 00
Levi Shiffier, merchant 13 10 00
Jacob C. Seltzer, merchant 13 10 00
John Weller coal 14 7 00
Henry Mark, huckster 13 10 00
Levi Paine, huckster l3 10 00
Josiah S. Light, leather 14 7 00
Levi Dobbs. huckster 13 10 00
J. W. White, merchant 14 7 00
George Kirst, stoves 14 7 00
George Brotzman, huckster 13 10 00
John Krell, coal 14 7 00
Cornwall Township.
Isaac Hambleton, merchant 13 10 00
HIM S. Eby, merchant 13 10 00
E:'l. Ramsey, nierchant tailor 14 7 00
John Gasser, grain 14 7 00
East Hanover Township:
Thomas Harper, merchant 18 10 00
Charles Shriver, merchant 14 7 00
Emanuel B. Salon, leather 8 5 00
David Buck, leather 14 7 00
Solomon Stine, huckster 13 10 00
Cathay ine Frantz, merchant 14 7.00
David M. Rank, merchant 13 10 CO
Michael Hartman, feed 8 6 00
Levi Zimmerman, merchant 14 '7 00
do do grain and coal' 14 700
Michael B..llerning; merchant 14 7 00
Heidelberg Township..
A. &iGiob, merchant 13 10 05
Jacob Kratzer, distiller 11 14 00
Cyrus M. Kroll, merchant 13 10 00
J.lB. hJ. W. Achey, merchants 14 7 00
Soibmon Bomberger, leather 14 7 00
Joseph S. tanner, merchant 14 • 7 00
A.ll. Bucher, al-reheat 13 10 00
Abraham S. Boyer, huckster 18 10 00
Franklin Seigrist, merchant 14 700
Jackson. township.
Samuel Sell, Steel , 14 7 00
Moses L. Bowman, merchani 33 10 00
J. & H. Loose, leather and salt 14 7 00
Musser & Spangler, merchant 13 10 00
Daniel 'CHOI, coal /1 _ 700
Henry C.'Shork,.patent medicine 34 100
Curtis Foesig, shoes 14 700
A. Weigle y, merchant 13 10 00
Donges & Stoner, merchants 12 12 50
Benjamin Artz, stoves 14 . 700
Franklin Meyers, confectionery 8 6 00
J. Mach & Co., merchant' 14 7 00
do do lumber, coal & grain 14 700
Allen Bellinger, coal 14 7 00
G. B. Bannon, anal 14 7 00
Seible & Co., lumber 14 7 00
William Alwein, distiller 8 25 00
George Wagoner, coal 14 7 00
John Bechthod, huckster 13 10 00
Joseph Moyer, grain and coal 14 7 00
Daniel Basler, confectionery 14 7 00
Cries R. Reinhold, merchant 14 7 00
John Lehman, plaster and coal 14 7 00
Samuel Hauck, coal 14 7 00
J. ik J. Miller, plaster and coal 14 7 00
George L. Seltzer, grain 14 7 00
W. Fronts, huckster 13 10 00
Charles aimmeltierger, grain 14 7 00
Lebanon Borough.
Jpho George, merchant 12 12 50
Jahn Bressler, stoves . 14 7 00
F. IL Ebur, confectionery 14 7 00
L. R. Laudermilch, merchant 13 10 00
Diller, Arndt & CO, latther 19 7 00
Ephraim Bergner, merchant 14 7 00
John F. Ebur, confectionery 8 5 00
Daniel Witten, flour and feed 34 7 00
P. F. MeZauly, Aces 14 7 00
.C. E. Rained, shoes 14 7 00
Joke A. Smith, confectionery 14 7 00
John Krause 4 Co., merchant 11 15 00
11. J. B. Smith, groceries 14 7 00
George M. Fauber, merchant 14 7 0 0
Samuel Krause, merchant 34 T 00
John Lamer & Bro., merchants 11 11 00
G. L Atkins & Bro., shoea 14 7 OD
James N. itogere,etoves 14 7 OL
John Gravff. confectionery 14 7 00
Daniel Graeff. shoes 14 7 00
John Gerhart, merchant 14 7 00
Rauch & Light, merchant 13 . 10 00
Hoary & Moe merchants 12 12 50
L. It Openheimer, merchant tailor 14 7 00
Reiseastlne Bro. & Co., clothing 14 700
James H. Kelly, Jewelry 14 7 00
Barry 4 Anderson, trAmcconists 14 700
Bowmen, Hauer & Capp, do 14 7 00
do do do lumber 14 700
D. S. Reber, drugs 14 7 00
do patent medicines - ' 8 600
Adam Rise, hatter 14 7 00
8.8. Bernie;, marched-tailor 14' 7 00
19 11. Itrodel, stationery 11 10 00
Jacob Reedel, shoes 14 7 GO
Relzensthie it Bros, clothing 14 7 00
David Harmony, hardware 10 20 00
George ROSS, drugs 14 7 00
do patent medicines 4 6 00
John dholienberger, merchant 14 7 00
Joseph Bowman. shoes and hats 14 . 700
John lardy, saddlery 14 " 700
J. Henry Miller, stationery 24 7 00
Charles Greenawalt, hardware 18 10 00
Harrison R. Dundore, inroltriro 1 4 700
James 3. Blair, jewelry 14 7 00
Joe. L. Lineberger, drugs 14 7 00
do pat. medicines 4 600
George Welts, stationery 14 ' 7.00
R. F. Swartz, merchant 18 70 00
Robert Back, confectionery 14 7 00
George Paver, groceries 14 7 00
Daniel 8. Good, oonfectiodery 8 it 00
Abraham P trickier, grain 14 .7 OQ
Wiliam 1 ight, brewer 0 , 26:00
Win. H. Reibei, trait 14 , 7 00
Bohn Yost, brewer 12 12 60
R, Voice* oo.,Merchant _. .• 12 22 60
Owen lmehic, b, furaiture , - ..- 34.. . . ;409
4.
George Uoffman, grain and malt 34 7 00
George Reinoebi. merchant 14 - 700
L L. Greenawalt, leather 14 7 00
Leb.Deposit Rank, biS broker 8 30 10
do do exchange 8 30 00
Fleury Koone. Sour and feed 14 7 00
Reuben Dwelt, merchant 14 7 00
II . k J. Ii Reber, clothing 14 700
Shirk Jr Moor 0. shore 14 7 00
Jamee flelchhola t tob coo I t 7 00
J. U. Weaver, Om 14 7 00
North Lehattrm Borough.
Joseph Ruston, tobseconitt 14 7 00
Joseph Bowman, furniture 14 7 00
Martin W ttberdt. drnggiet 14 • 7 00
Funck & Oro., merchant 13 10 00
Solomon Smith. saddlery und coal 14 7 00
Raincehl & M,lly, lumber 13 10 00
Philip Breebbill, lumber 13 10 00
Diniel Light, Wood 14 7 00
M. W. Eckehroth,grain and coat' 13 10 00
John P. Arnold furniture 14 7 00
p a i,,,,, .4 ;,.,,,angler, hucksters 13 10.00
Herman R. Rauch, confectionery 4 6 00
Mary Zeller, confectionery 4 6 00
North Lebanon township.
.701ari Groh, merchant 13 10 00
David T. Werner, grain and coal 14 . 7 00
Andrea , Light, merchant 13' ' 10 00
Adam R. Light, merchant 14 7 00
Henry Gartman. brewer 3 25 00
Shark & Long. grain and cced 13 10 00
do , merchant
Israel Light, merchant
David Dover, wood and' coal
Jacob Biddle, bucaster
South Lebanon tosonthip.
Henry Hank. grain 14 7 00
.Christian Long, merchant . " . 'l4 7 00
Londonderry township.
Sohn ld Bowmationerchant 14 7 00,
Martin Early, merchant 13 2O 00
do gralif and Aoal- 9.. 25 00
John B. lieley,codirectlonary 8 . ' : 600 ,
Mart n K. Bowman; merchant 14 7.00
John .7. Brightbill,merchant 13 7'oo
Simon Pltery. moven 14 - 7.00
Ed ward `Shifier, ontifiictionery 14 7,00
John Delninger, merchant " 13 10 00
William B. Brunner, merchant 13 10.00
'Edward Dieninger, Merchant tailor 14 7 00
Samuel Johnston. dorsi 14 7 00
Samm I 'Bogner, miiicharittailor 14 700
Itilloresk township.
• 'RUC Welgley, grain and coal . 14 7 00
John B. Welter, merchant 14 7 CO
J A Weigley, merchant 14 7 00
Judah K. Stewart, merchant 14 7 00
John P. reenter, coal':... 14 ' 7 00
John U. Seibert, saltend grain 14 . 4 700
S. Landes 1c don, toeinhants • 14 • ' 7 00
George L. Seltzer. grain and salt' 14 • 700
Ell Klapp, Wrote r and mai' 19 7 00
So:darn 'township.
John Phillips,
merallapt . .
, 13 10 00
David Book IM, 14 7 00
John Brunner, merchant 18 10 00
Retina 1 Gethart,lumberand coal 18 10 00,
J.Capp & Son, znerchanti 13 ' 1000
do druggists 14 7 00
Levi Ileihnan, merchant 14 ' 7 00
David Bolts, tobacco 14 1. 7 00
Amos Weimer. stoves 14 7.00
h'ee., leather :14' . 7 00
George Zeller, coal . 14 7 00
Napoleon Dash, ehram • 14 7 00
do coal 14 7 00
John C. Seitz druggiet • 8 SDO
Jacob hluehler. hnelteter 13 10 00
Welter t Focht, grain • /4 7 00
George Werner, hncicater ' 20 00
iimon township.
Union Forge Co., merchants . 14 • 700
Bordner Jr. Ulrich. merchants 13 10 00
J. & H. !deify, grain and coal 18 10 00
Sehleman do IleihnanJumber coall3 10 DO
Nicholas 111,.e1. huckster 13 lO 00
Anrll 9, 1862.
Ad ni n Ist ra toes Notice.
NOTlCEothereby givon - that'Letters of .Administra
tion on the Estate of Allcuart. Mau, late of the
borough of Lebanon, Lekanon county; Pa, dec'd., hare
been granted to the undersigned, residing in the samb
place. Ali persons indebted will please make payment,
and those having claims will presentthem, without de
lay, to the undersigned, WILLIAM 8311T11,
Lebanon, April 2, 1861. Administrator.
GEORGE' LANE'S •
PATENT CAPILLARY•
GROOVED RULER ;
WITH
Paper Cutter & Seale Combined._
TIIRER neat, durable and indispensable articles for
DESK USE combined as ONE INSTRUAIENT.
Recommended by many of the first accountant) and
Teachers in our principal cities, as being a superior ar
ticle. For sale at R(EDEL'S Book Store,
t 'Cumberland street, Lebant4Pa.
Lebanon, March 20,1862.-
Great Inducementsl
GREAT INDUCEItiENTS
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES.
- No . ow le the timeforprocuringßEWlNO MACHINES:
ill Terms reasonable and within the reach of alMost
any one. H. H. MOM will'rent Sensing Machines at
One Dollar and Twenty-five Cents per week, or Five
Dollars per month in advance, end if any one, having
rented, Aesires to retain the machine, the amount paid
for rentwill be deducted from the price of the machine.
Cad and nee these Machines at
11. IT. RGEDEL'S Book Store.
Lebanon, Mardi 20,18024 t.
SIIIIRIFF'S SALES.
B •
y VIRTUE of a certain Writ of Fieri
Facies, %exact out of the Court of Common Piece
of Lebanon county, and to me directed, will be sold by
Public Vendee or Out-cry. on
THURSDAY, the 17th day of APRIL, 1862,
at I o'clock, P. M at the Public ilonee of DAN'S]) Hoer
LING.IR, in the Borough of Lebanon, all the estate, right,
title and interest of 1114NJAMIN HARPOR, of, in and
to the following REAL ESTATE, viz:—
A certain L.le or PI RCS or GROUND, situate in
Jackson township, Lebanon county, adjoining :t the
North an alley, on the East by lot of tlizabeth Edrhs,
dec'd. Bouth by the Berke and Dauphin turnpike road,
nud West by lot of George Lutz, containing in front
about 45 feet, to depth about 200 feet. The improve.
' snouts are n TWO-STORY FRAME iVEA
,
TUER BOARDED 110133E,nbont 40 by
.'c ;• 39 feet, with a KITCHEN about 22 by
13 'feet.attaohed, a FRAME STABLE
about 24 by 18 feet, SMOKEHOUSE,
Peg -Sty, bun other ont.buttdlugs. with' the apnarto•
amines ; also a Well or never failing Water on the pre
niece.
so.. Seized 'and taken in Execution as the Property
of BENJA. MIN HARPER.
A LSO, By Striae of certain Writ of Vend:it:lota Expo
naa..
.issued se aforesaid, I will aell,at the same time
and place, all the estate, right. title and interest of
WILLIAM SIERKbIi, of, in and to a certain TOWN
LOr, situate in Pattura, Londonderry township, Leb
anon county, enjoining on the North Sisson Eiterer
and alley, on the, Nast Anna Soaman, ea the South
Berke and Dauphin tar o' road; and on the West by
Naha - Philips, contaittlnf front about 65 feet. in
depth about 200 feet. The improve. .
moutteltre a TWO STONY LOO . noysE,
weather boarded. about 18 by. 25 feet 3 , V
LOG STABLE, about 10 by 111: feat, Pig, V
Sty, and other out-buildings, with the -
appurtonancen.
soy. Suited ■nd taken in Execution aides Property or
WILLIAM MERKLA.
TA10,14 VlttUtt ut etitbdo Writs ofPiorl Faciat,
sue,. ae aforesaid, I will well at the 6111140 time and
it all the estate, right, title and interest of MIRES.
TIAN AIOYEK, of, iu and to the following Real Estate,
vhr.:--
RIOT( r TOWN LOTS,
situate in Arnold's Addition, in the Borough of North
Lebanon, (except a small part, 'which is iu Lebanon
Borough,) Lebanon County, jelialni on iho North an
alley, on the Nast the old Berm Road, on ihe South
Church Street, and on the West Pheasant Alley, num
bered 32,33, 34, 3546, 37, 38 nod 39, each lot contain
ing in front and rear 27.1 feet and in - depth 14155 feet,
with the appurtenances- -
Si' Seised and Minim In executioc as the property of.
CHRISTIAN MOYER.
A LSO-by virtue of certain Writs of Fled Yachts, is•
I). sued as aforesaid, S will ffelt at the awe tittle 'and
place, all the estate, right, title and Interest of DAN
IEL MEYERS, of, in and to the' following Real Estate,
viz
No. I, The UNDIVIDED HALF of a certain LOT or
PIEOR,.OF GROUND, situate in Myeratown, Jackson
township, Lebanon county, bounded on the North by
an-Ailey; en the South by the Berks & Dauphin Turn
pike woad. onthe Bast" by Benjamin Harper, on the
- West.hy Uhrich; containing
in front 5 feet, in depth 195 feet. The
improvements are a TWO-STORY
BOARDED LOG HOUSE,
28 by 82 feet, a SHOP, mid other out
ouildiugs, aqui the appurtenances'.
No. 2, The GROUND RENT on certain number of
Leta, situate in Myerstown, Jackson township . , Leba
non county, and enclosed.in the.boundary due Joining
on the North an Alley of the village of Myeretown,
on the East lots of Henry Phillips and Andrew Garret,
on the south by an, alley and lands of Joseph °stover,
and on the West by lots of Eisler, and Samue.
Swartz, being 25 LOTS, more or lass.
AMP Seized and taken in execution as the property of
DANIEL MYERS, and the whole to be sedd by
JONATHAN' BENDER, Sheriff'.
Sheriff's Office, Lobanon, April 2,1862.
April Court Proclamation.
TIT REREAD. the Hon. JOHN J. PEARSON, Esq.,
President of the several Courts of Common Pleas
in the district composed of the counties of Lebmon and
Dauphin, and Judge of the Courts of Oyer and Termi
ner and general 'Jail Delivery, for the trial of capital
and all other offences in said counties; the Judge of the
General Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
General Jail Delivery, In the county of Lebanon; and
Wailes Rang and Tnottas !imam, Bairn., Judges of
the General Courts 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—through their precepts to me di
rected the 6th day of January, A. D., 1862, to , hold a
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General deli DeliverY,
and a Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace Dn Leba
non for the county of Lebanon, on the
Third - Monday of April,hex";
which will be thelist day of said month, to citutinne
ONE Week.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace, and to Constables within the
county of Lebanon, to appear in their Own Perahns,
with their rolla, resognisauces, inquisitions, examine,
tiona and other documents, and present the same to the
Prosecuting Attorney at least tendays before the meet
ing of the Court, conformably to the provisions of the
Ant Assemblir, palm@ at the tate stolen of the Leg
istetnro. Alsq, all those who intend to prosecute pris
oners which now are Or then may be in the Jail of Leb
anon County, will halm then and tberg , appear„, on
the ad Monday of April : to'proceed' against , awn as
then may- be Apt,.
Given undot haltd, in the hasoagh of LAanon,
the 18th d oyl l iatolt, in th i a grunt. Lord, one
thittusgut eig ht liiimafted and's s ,
`IONAT * Sheriff
.
StieffiffeiflotietrLetian4" hlat4h 8
BOROUGH ACCOUNT.
JJOSEPHKABOB, Esq., Treasurer, in account wall
Lebanon Borough, from March 9, 1861, to March
20, 1802.
Tomtit!) received from David E. Miller,
collector for 18R0 $1257 00
To cash received from George Walter,
collector for 1861 3522 18
To cash received from T.T. Worth, for
hauling clay 2 25
To cash received from W. A. Moyer,
for one lamp post 6 00
To cash received from Knelt .1 Groff,
for building permit 50
To cash received temporary loan i 494 67
- $5282 GO
To balance due Treasurer, March 20,
1862 196 32
By balance due Treasurer, March 9,
1861 gnss 92
Cash paid sundry peruna ou onion.
issued:
Henry Brandt,lnterest, 1800 - $5 00
Daniel Seifert, do. do 'l4 00
Killinger,- do • do 15 00
John,. MIMEO, iio - do 18 00
D. Focht $ Sous, do do 21 00
John Witinoyer, do do 600
Henry & Stine, do 1800 and 1961 56 00
126 be,
34 7'oo
18 /0 00
14 T 00
13 10 IX'
Cash paid Isaac Holder, Surveyor's sal. • •
try; 1660 •
.22 38
Cash paid John - Biondi, High Consta.
ble, 1860 20 OD
Cl'aph. paid Sos.Esitili, Treasury's Bala.
ry, 1860, ' 10 00 •
S. Ely, Esq ,Tilley crossing; 1860 -6 90
Peter Heist, for Stone, 1560 . 45 29. .
William Biecher, (Rua Lamp, 1860. 8 40
George Borgner, Seidle'a einsaing,lB6o 12 16
Henry &on, Wheelbarrew and fixing
(critter, iseo • - - 235
- John IL Shenk, setting Lamp post, 1860 1 00
John Staudt; bilfying Carlon, 1860 29 50
Bowman, Hauer dr.Capp, fining up on
Chestnut street, 1860 21 57
0.11. - Ilorgner, Gas•and.Coali 1860 20 00
D. 51. Karniany,' Bill it 1860 25 99
W.ll. Reinhard, Police services, 1860 1 50
A. R. Bougliter, Solicitor, 1800 25 00
WortioLlteineeht, printing, 1860 24 75.
hL Breslin, do do 16 75 -
J. Yount* CO.', do do 13 ••00
11. It. 'Hartman do do 13 50
,lolin SoWtns, Smith work, 1860' - - 625
John Arnold, Land damages, 1860 15 90
James Kerney, ~ do do 3 00
Daniel Light, do do 70 00
David Uhrich, do do 70 00
Henry Shott, work on Elizabeth at., 1800 22 87
do on Walnut 'street, 1860 59 59
do on Cumberland et ,1860. 29.04
do on Light's pavement, 1800 ti 12
' 4l . ea te,s $OlO 11
JOe. Shantz; notifying Biliscrii, - 1 40
A. S. Ely, Nog.. qualifying officers, 1 50 ,
Chas. Debolt, P. F. Engine Company 1 75
Chas. Seierein, repairing Hese P. B. Co. 11 41.
A. Rise per Shaeffer, repairs at P. Hose
Carriage 5 00 •
Chas. Severein , repairing Hese for V. P.
Company' 1 50
Reinoehl & Sicily, Coal for U. F. Com. 325
Samuel Litz, burying Cation 1. 62
MeConnel, Weir and Garret, repairs U.
F. Company 4 50
Weizners Bros , Spanner V.-I'. Comp'y 13 50
J. T. Poing. Gas pipe and Brackets,
Hookand Ladder Couipany 11 93
George Shay, Stoire pipe U. F. Comp'y 2.43 •
George Smith, serving Appeal notices 12 75 '
George Hoffman, Texas, burying horse 200
F. But blab , making Tax duplicate 10 00
J. T. Young, 8 Gas burners ' 100
James Ptleger, bill (kindles, MB 2 85
George lkirguer, work and repairs 4 99
Geoige Smith, year's salary, (Const.) 10 00
do burying cariqn '5 50
Hour,* Shottper Oerhard,Jabor 2 .
George Bergner, repairing gutter and
crossing 6 47
George & Pyle, can)lles, &c 1 96
William Bentz,lao lamp 6 On
John Spohn,wheelparrow & pick handles 4 BO
Bowl - Min, Hauer & Capp, lumber at '
Light's briuge . • 7 52
John Rim, repairing lamps 5 12
A. IL Embich, serving subposna in -
Haggerty ease 1 50
W. ill. Derr , Solicitor, 6 months, 1861 5 00
Grant Weidman, Solieitor, services, 1861 10 80
Daniel Weaber, grate (wrought iron) 6 49
--- 164 76
John Sowers, smith word, 1861 ' 5 77
Jacob MeConnel, smith work, 1861 1 10
W. Shirk, Nsheelbarrow, nu • 250
• - 9 37
George Spang, Street Commissioner,
wo. k done on. Cumberland street 106 12
George Spang, Wisliidpstreet 25 62
do . itliiabettiVreet 10 50
do' Market street 217 24
do . St. - 111nry &rent - „ 35 97
`f do N. Lebanon Boro. Una 17 62
. dp . ChisatilutAnd'contre 428 19
' do Ceropbelletorn rood 'l2 25
Ches. et., &
alley 136 32
de East 'street 17 25
do Jail alley b 50
do. Doe alley bridge 96 63
do Water street 4 12
I .
1172 73
, Samuel .I . . Babb, Pollee salary, 13 mos. 195 00
I IlenrfalcCord, do dos. do 195 00
, - --- 390 00
Gas Company, geseeneinned 295 01
do V. F. Company 3 86
• 293 37
' Wm. Shirk, salary Chief Burgess . 10 00
P. 11. Ebur, do Ass. liriegess 10 00
Conrad Mark, Councilman 10 00
Aaron Walter, do 10.00
Samuel Light, do 10 00 ,
Philip Fisher, do 10 00
Adam Rise, do 10 00
Ilenry Tice, do 10 00
Joseph "Lamb, Treasurer, 1861 lO 00
Samuel Lutz, M . year salary 11. Cones. 10 00
/00 06
P. li. Ebur,holding appeal 1 00
Sam't Light, do do - 100
Henry Tice. do do I.oo'
Philip Flaher; do do 100
• 4 00
`July Intereir(coupons) on IL R. Bonds 900 00
Jan. do do - —do do 900 00
Interest on 3 &titian', duel's 1858, pro.
seated in 1862 . ' 73 50
Lebanon Talley:Sank for teinporary
Inatiand Bank interest
ODTSTANDING TAX.
David D. Miller, Collector for 11360, .
dedcienelta and cennoissions to
be deducted . $682 , 00
George Waiter, Collector for 1861,
deficiencies and continlssions to .
be deducted 29.7 30
OUIS2AN DING PAVEMENT ACCODITS.
-Thomas Russell, -pavement 34 04
Mra. Bricker. do .91 82
Jacob Swartz, - do .9 17
George Derr; do 16 00
Min Mellinger, • do 390
Kline & Daughter, do 55 00
Walter & Barto, do ;I.Cri
Solomon Mv,yer, . .do $5 38
Sorouol.Prmowolt, do 102 25
. . - ' 362 46
The Treasurer received orders on
July coupons, 186 L $9OO 00
On which be paid - 846 00
_Balance In hands of Treasurer - 04 00
Also an order forJenuary coupons,
_ „ . . .
' 1862, . 900 00 •
On which be raid no -oo
Ilalauco in,bande of Treasurer - 120 00
Also enJ..nly COllpOl.lE, for 3819, )c 'i 50
BRIM o'iniiiiind when presentee
Also on January con pons,for 'tol 15 00
Balance on 'taint when presented
~s"
Also on January, ccupons,for 'tit t , no
Balance on hand when presented I " '
Whole amount of tonpona unpaid
'ati dit io n to tbe above, the former councils issued
followiug Bonds:
1.,p0p4 tises t ie Hoffman $2OO 00
listerust due•Aptil.4lBo2 12 00
21.2 00
1 Bond io D. Krause 10 000
Interim due April 1, - 1502 18 00
318 00
Boqd to (Atrial= lionry NO 00
. . -:------ 200 00
1 Bond to John Witmoyer 100.00
Interest due April 1 0 1213.1, 6 00 '
106 00
2 Bonds to Wm. Shirk . 540 00 -...
Interest due April 1,1662 2.00
. -,--- : 001 20
1 Bend MD. Focht A BORA 450 00 ~
Interest due April 1,1862 71 00
477 00
I Bond to Isaac liidler 117 87
Interest due April 1,1812 . . 701 •
. 12/ 04
1 Bond to Walter A Barto 271 20
Interest due Aka It 1,1662- - 3_6 60
, 307 80
'I 800 I to Jacob Rudy 82 -20
Interest due April 41662 6 16
1 Bond to genry Brandt .
Interest: ue Apill 1, 1862
- 101 49
1 Band to Danf t.l Seifert 800 00
Inteiest•dua April 1, 1882 18 00
318 00
2 Bonds to John W. HiFlinger 250 00
Interest due April 1,1862 16 00
Lebanon, March 27,1882
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TRANSPORTATION LINE.
By Lebanon Valle y Rai/road.
4,Ir4CULAR attention' will be paid "to Goode shipp.
ed Vithe Lebanon Valley Railroad. Goods be
sant daily to andiritiiß Phiiadelpphia , to Lebanon, Myers
town and Annville Stations, ,and all other points in the
Oonnty.
FRElkiliTS contracted for at theicaet poseltde rates,
11311 delivered with dispatch.
The Proprietor will pay particular .laGointionje,
attend person:ldly, to the receiving and - tf . iliiiery - of all
Fre
Forig , _
information, apply at : hi Once at the Lebanon
Valley Railroad ilepotilAbitithri.,
EDWARD /E.
mAa, - htsAiroutw , „*.n MOM*, nal al-
gays be found* ft; H.Bittk*llrathatifs llotil, Aiwa
407: 11 ;.?egl .. - • 11017 MAN.
DR
CR.
• $3478 92
ADDITION AT. ST sTirm EN T
89 38
•---- 266 00
George Hoffinan'is
LEBANON_ covNTT
GleelArT WLIDJP(JIJN ,
A TTORNEY-ASLAW.—Office in Cumberland street,
/I in the office of his father, Qeu. John Weidman,
Lebanon, August 28,1861.
ABILAEAUBBJSRIL.
......_.
A New Firm.
Cheap Cash Store, and Milling and
Grain Business.
ryinE undersigned having formed "partnership In the
AIRROANTILIi, MILLING AND GRAIN BUSI
NESS, would respectfully invite. the attention of tho
public to their establishments. They will contiue to
keep, at the late stand of SIIEBR, GEERASIAN &
LONG, a moat complete stock or all kinds of GOODS
usually kept In a country store, which they will re.
tall Cheap for CASH, or OW:MTH I PRODUCE. They
also want to buy for cash
50,000 Bud:Lela of WHEAT,
30,000 Bushels of EYE,
20,000 Bushels of CORN,
25,000 Bushels .of OATS.
For which they Will pay the hihtiest Market Fricasi....:
They_ ill also take GRAIN on SToILIGS. The *lll keep
alwave on hand and sell At thelowirat prices, COAL. by
the Boat Load D i r by the Ton; all kinds of MILL FRED,,
SALT, PLASTER, Ike.
Any- They solicit the basinees of all their old friends
and the public, and will endeavor to deal on_stich lib.
eral and just prinelples aa watt give satisfaction to' all.
SIIERR & LONG.
North Lebanon, .March 19,1662.
64T8 b
'Dissolution of Co-PartnOr
. ship.
NOTIOE is hereby given that the Co partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned, tra
ding in the MERCANTILE, BIILLIN6, and GRAIN
husineis, under the firm of BREAK, GEEBAMEN &
LONG, In NORTH LEBANON, was dissolved, by, main
ol consent, en the Tith lust. AA persons Indebted to
the said firm are requested to make payment, and those
haiing claims to present them to MERLE & LONG.
ABRAHAM KURIL
JONATHAN GEESAMIN,
DAVID EL LON°.
The bosineee wID be continued et the sates pla
ce% in all Ste branches, by the madereignee, under Abe
firm of SHER& it LONG. ABRALIADI SIIERK,
DAVID S. LONG.
' NortlLLebanois, North 19, 1862.
SOX Vrit..iD L Es.
Dw. tlie celebrated 0111-
MAN, 43 Maldeilani, Nr.W YORK; respectfully
Informs tho'cltlaens qf Lebanon county that he has ap•
pointed 'D.'l3. 'DP.1301319T, EN agent to sell his
• CELLIVELATSD
liraziliail Spectacles,
Gold ,•Silver, and Steel eases, suitable for any destrip•
lion of oyes.
Air Purchasers wilt please bets tad mind that D. S.
EABER'S DRUG STORE is the place t0.. - .buy good
SPECTACLES. [Lebanon, March 19, 18 et
25 PER CENT SAVED.
. TO SAVE
THIS IS •
THE PLACE "1.'1 • - PER CENT.
Great Inducements to Cask
11/L3 - 71 Z -31 -C3IEAM.B.•
TIME undersigned has Just returned from the . city,
,I. and now opened a large assortment of New
SPRING DM' GOODS,
Which were purchased at AUCTIONS, and enable him
to give GREAT BARGAINS!
Air To make it nn object to CASH _Boa - Ens, I will
take FIVE DER CENT- OFF,-(as erdiscount)on all bills
purchased In DRY GOODS, FOR CASH, amounting to
FIVE' DOLLARS, and upwards, and at the same time
assure the public that I will self GOODS eis /ow as any
person in the Clannty,. We arc getting the same discount
on 4 months hills, and arc willing to give the smile ad
vantage to CASH BUYERS. Call and examhie our
large aesortment of DRY GOODS, which were lately
purchased. We are also selling the Palancu of the
Stock of the Messrs. ECKERT, AT COST, as we got a
large per cent. off :from the 'first. post, and , our Stock is
now the LAMM' in the Borough,
.Day• The following Is a portion , of our assortment of
DRY 000DS0
200 pieces LIGIIT AND DARRPRINT9, from ox. to
12).‘ cents. -
AIRRII:DIACE. PRINTS at 12% cants ; :worth * 15"cts.
100 pieces New Style DRESS GOODS, with Finch
-names, - (very cheap.) .. •
• 100 pleces'WHlTE iffILILINS, at 6%, 7, 9 ; 9; 10 and
12% colas.
NEW 31.I.ItHMT MUSLINS.at 15% cents, and 5 per
ct. off for cask.
- -100-pIecee.DELATNB-at-8%; 8,10 and 12X contr. •
40 pieces DI MAINS et 18).i cents ; worth 25 coots.
BROWN MUSLIN'S at 9 to 12% cents.
100 Nei, Etjqe COLLARS, Teri cheap; *Olt at AA:Lo
tion.
A large assortment ofDLAOR. and COLORED SILKS,
(Orhat Pargains.)
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND . VBSTINOS.
LINEN POCKET !MKS. at 8 to 25 cents, SKIRT•
ING ; very low
STOCKINGS, 6X to 25 mita. TABLE LINBNS and
BRILLIANTS,.IO cents.
FANCY SILKS; 40 cents to $1.25. BLACK SILKS,
623 eents to $t 70.
COUNTERPANES, very low.
QUEENSWARE.—I got a large assortment of Messrs.
EOKenT, with 15 per cent. off the first cost. and without
charge of freight, which I will sell at Cost.
GROCERIES:—MoIasses, 7, 10 and 12% cents; Su
gars, S. 9, 10 and 12% cents; llama, Cheose and Mack
erel. Bait Bed Feathers. .7. GEORGE,
"Bee Hive Store,"
" Cur. Cumberland and Walnut Ste
Lebanon, March 26, 1861.
PUBLIC nettce is hereby given, - that the account of
JOSEPH LOLTK, Trustee of: the person and Es
tate of Christian Hostetter, of South Annville township,
Lebanon county, an habitual drunkard: now deco' sad,
bas been filed in the Prothonotary's Office, of said coun
ty, and that the enure will be presented to the Conn of
Common Pleas of Lebanon county, on the THIRD .
MONDAY-OF -APRIL, next, for confirmation and al
lostance, when .and - where all pereone interested - may
attend, if they think proper.
HENRY 8 /EGUST, :Prothonotary.
Prothonotary% Office,LebationAlarcli 19,
•,
MU
501 00
ÜBLIC notice Is hereby, - given, that the account of
P
JOHN BROKER, Trnstee appointed by Isaac Gib
ble and Seth Royer, to make sale of :e. certain brick
meeting house and lot or burial ground,situato in Mill.
creek townah ip, Lebanon county, under an act of Gen.
eral Assembly of thie Commonwealth, approved the
17th day of April, D., 1861, has been filed in the
Prothonotary's office, of said county, and that. the IMMO
will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Leh-,
anon county, on the THIRD MND
OAY of APRIL nett,
for confirmation. and allowance, when and where all
persons interested may' ttend, if they think proper.
HENRY 'US:GRIST, Prothonotary.
Prothonotaree Moe, Lebanon, March 19,'62
t o tIBLIC notice is 'hereby given, that the account of
E JACOB OBRIIART, Assigree of Thomas llocshare
and Magdalena his wife, of Swatara township. Lebanon
county, under a voluntary deed or assignment in trust
for the benefit of creditors, has been filed' in the Pro ,
thonotory's Office of said county, and that the same
will be -,presented to the Court of Common Pleas of
Lebanon eonnty, on the TIIIItD' MONDAY of APB.II,
next, for confirmation and allowance, when and where
all parsons interested may attend, if they think proper,
IIEN111" StEG;RIST, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Office, Lebanon, March 78,'62.
Books anti Stationery -Em
porium,
AND -
TEACHERS" HEADQUARTERS!
(gmom waytava,
PAS REMOVED
.
Ms removed hits Book Store to Market Some, Lebanon,
W DERE may bo bad, on reasonable terms a general
assortment of SCUOOL, SUNDAY SCHOOL, THEOLOO.
10AI. and blmosmansous BOOKS of every description.
Copy-Books, Cyphering Gooks, leather and paper bound
Pass - nooks; and' very variety of $4..A2/ON.EItY,
wholesale suntietail. • .
• • •• WINDOW - SHADES.
A large Of variety Plain, Edney, Duff, Green, Gilt, ke.
PAPER' SHADES.
Neat Patterns, Plain, Green, Blue and Gilt. Also the
latest and simplest
STYLES OF FIXTURES.
Oa - CALL AND EXAMINE.
Lebanon, September 27.1360.
40 50
s2t4
100,04 0 M I NAS .07 "LODI. MANE,
POUDRETTE
For Salo by LODI MANUTAOTITRIiIG.COMPANY
-130 South Whorl*, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Company, with a capital, of $150,001, tr. e mast
extensive works of the kind in bb ttad,ko ex
perience of 22 years in manlfeentlag. - -with 4 reputa
tion long established, having also the esclusive control
of all the night soil from the great City of New York,
are prepared to furnish an article which is, without
doubt, the cheapest and very best fertilizer in market.
Price far 7 barrel-land over gill() per barrel, or only
$l6 per ton. It greatly Increases the yield and ripens
the crop frnm two to three weeks earlier, eta° expense
of from $3 to $4 per acre, and with very , little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the information necessary,
with lettere fro= lloraee Greeley, Daniel WebSter k and
hundreds of farmers who have used it extegeivelyfbr
many years, may be had free by qddiaosing a letter as
above or
JAMES T, TOS7EII.; 69 Corirtlandt St., New York.
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.
February 12, 1862:-36.L.
94 4 2
7 7
$3220 79
I.4ebanon Deposit , 111811 - Ik . : •
Camber/and street, one door Oast of airmany't-Hotoi.
IV ILL pay the following RATES of 16:TkatEST on
V DEPOSITS,
For 1 year, and longer,6 per cent.Per,annuin;
Nor 6 months, Gad longer,6 per cent. per animal;
For &months, and longer, 4 per, 6aut.:per annum;
rogulriug a abort notice .otwithdrawal. Interest paid in
full for the Deposita from the date of dtposit to the date
of withdrawal. We will also afford a bend Ofac
commodatitme to those who may, favor us With Deposits,
payable on demand. Will pay a" premium on SP.ANISIr
and MEXICAN DOLLARS, and also on old afer.fran,Dol
;ars and Half Dollars. Will make collections on and re.
mit to all parts of the'"hied Statak„ -the .V. , ankthis
Europe;, Negetlato Dcians 4:64-& - 0., and dowgencrni EX
DiIAWIOE and BANKING' BITSIN,Ess.
• ' O..D.A.WSOb! 040.41.f.AW : kiesident.
Clunc,-Cashier.
_Thatuaderstgned,U .
ANAGEES, are liable
- to the extent of tlfeirtEitateti; for all Deposits and other
Ibllptione of the "Lia,taes DEpospr BANK."
&MON GAMMON G. DAWSON COLEMAN,
'Oscoap SMULLifit, LEVI. Kt,
JAMES ALIERSTES mac
,
DEDEEE'G ElMf
DAVID 8. LONG
NOTICE.
0.TICIE;;
NO' i%E.
MARRIAGE. -- "
Ita loves and hates. lioripwe,and,„angerite
hopes and fenie:Yegiets . and .joys; MAN
GOOD, bow loss, ltis,reatorid;;Jhe yisture,
411 Pla r o 7r treatment and radical cum of epermator
rbma or seminal weakness; „Itifolltikttry emissions, sex
ual debility and iiimeditnents to. ,merriage,gsniallY
nervousness; consumption, fits, Mental attd.p4 al in-
Capaciiy, resulting from .AELF-ABU - ySEerlire ex
plained in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, 1fy.'99.X.. YOUNG,
11. D. This most extraordinary riper ahailld be in the
hands, of every young person cortrAmplitingubtirriams,
ned'eveiy Man or woman * 7 IIO - dielreti num
ber of their offspring to their circutristoneetk Avery
pain, llicase'end Aube incidental to yptit4.fitaturity.
•end folly explained: ...every parilSia 'of "MOM ,
ledge that should be kuoyna ielfersegison ..ItilfPfull of
engravings. In fact. it:disc/add sigretifihS4 d'ifery one
should know; ;dill ikie a lawdricibiterinistbelbelred up,
and not lie aboutbisentio any one
on the receipt-of•t"'",_ efidStel . or postage.
stamps. Addrosf.p
Stress, etithe leotirthi • ,••• -
*a- ArFmcgED A kiF9lAUNATE . .nopiattvr
ur
what may be you . (tte - ease, - b .- afore "pod place yourself
meth* the. care of. kerof,thanbtfiriatiVVli4cir - '"t 1 "
or foreign—who advcrise in title or any of sr, zpuper,
Set a copy of tr. Youliglikasilviand read if - c-artifdi.V.
It will be the mettrato, flaying, you.many wdoltar, your
health, and poeslblliciir lifer' „
DR. YOIII4O can e:gonepliedmi obi 'efAhrfAllieases
described in, his at jets office,, ito.2 419
13PELICE 'Street, above - Fein:fir; Philideliphlsi,".
Oftlee haute from , 9 to 3, daily.
KO L LOOK'S
DANDELION= :COFFEE.
0;014404a6 Coffee, la
recommendedhp physicians as a superior. 2 , , trrilt -
TIODS VElt ADE for 'General Debility, Dispeosia.
and all bilioniAlsoniemi: 'Maim:Cads- whelisive, been
compelled to abandon the vie of COMO will use this
without injOrfenseffects; Chiliain ion tains the stretagt h
of two pounds of mdiharycaffee. Price ,24 centsl
KolloCk i g LeVain
The purest and beat BAKING POWDER known, for
making light, awed and nittritious limed and Cakes. --
Price 25 cants.
- M.L.NrFICITRIti BY
M. H KOLLOCK:
CORNER Ob' BROAD AND CHESTNUT STRIZTB•
MITIADELPIIIAg
And sold by all Druggists and, Grornrg
Farmers and others Take Notice.
THE undersigned having - purehased the.eitire
I establishment of A. 11AJOR & BROTEIBR,
will manufacture and keep on hand a very gruiral
aortment of - MACHINERY and , FARMING
MEN:PS, embracing:lmproved POUR-HORSE Powers
- findThreahers; Railway Horse Powers and Threshers,.
Morgan's Independent steel-wire Tooth Horse-RAKE:
Munne.s Patent Folder, Straw and flay CUTTER: Ceet
lion Field Rollers. Grain Fans, Hay Elevators, Clover
Hullers, Corn-ebellers, by band or power, Corn Ploughs
and Planters, Cultivators, "with a varleti of the
best P 1,086113 in nse L-e. .•
All of the above MaCihnes are of the lateifand beet
improvements, a . nd 'mall warranted to give eaciefactknr,
aciangs of kinds Inc ale te order.;
and at short notice. He also manufactures STErff EN:
GI Gearlng.ehmtina, and Mill work in general,
and pays particular attention to-Repairing Eriginei and
Machinery of all kinds.
He invites all to nail and oaainin 3 the work at the Mr.
chine Shop, on Pnesanovit SraaWr,Selannori.
gar All orders or communications by . mail will be
promptly attended to. D. M. K MUTANT.
. Lebanon, Lebanon Co.,
Lebanon August 8,1860. ' '
have appointed*. MAJOrt & DROTTIEF.
my Agents for timpurpose of carrying *mho above
business. D. M. KARMANY.
THE NEW BAKERY,
undersigned, would - respectfully inform the ct tl•
amnia Lebanop that he hes commenced the HAE E
ISUSINESS,:in ' in lie varieties, at his stand, eu
Cumberland. street, Lebanon, mearly opposite the Puck
hotel; "
and will supply. customers with the best BREAD,
CAKES, &c, Flour received 'from 'customers and
returned td them in biead at short notice„
CONFECTIONERIES,
or all kinds, fresh and of the best qusiltty, constantly
ou hand, and furnished at the lowest prices.
-Thi.publie is Invited to give me a teal
Leb non, Nov. 9, 18d9,
Blanket shawls,
rILOTII, WOOLEN CLOTHING of all colors, dyed fat
ki 'Black or Blue Black, pressed, the color warraltei
and goods turned out equal to new, by
LYON LoutEr.c; ER,
Ilfir Articles to be dyed can be left at Jos. L. Len•s+.r
ger'e Drug Store where all orders for the above will
attended to. [Feb. $,
NATIONAL HOTEL
• (LATE WRITE SWAN.)
.Race Street, above Third, Phila.
rpHIS establishment offers great inducements not ee
-1 ly ou account of reduced rates of hoarding, but
from its central locution to the avenues of trade, us well
as the conveniences afforded by the several Passenger
Railways, running pest and contiguous to it, by which
guests can pose to and from the Hotel to the different
Railroad Depots, should.they bo preferred to the regu
lar Oinulbus belonging to thellouse.
I AM determined to devote my whole attention to the
comfort and convenience of my guests.
TERMS $125 PER EAT.
D.' 0. SlEGRlST,Proprietork
Formerly from Eagle Hotel, Lebanont Pa.
T. V. Rkosus, Clerk. (Phila., :4 larch 12, T 552.
, . . o
.
Mutual Fire Insurance Com
psunv f
voiIARON . COMNTY"PENWA.
films COMPANY was ineoritoiali3d, March. 1355, and
1. is now in fall operation and.ready to make insur
atlea on Dwellings, and other Bnik.lings, on Furniture,
and.Merehandise generally. 'Mad on 'Barna: Contents,
'stock, Farm Implements. &c., on . a Mutual Principle.
-.mANAllpats:
Samuel.Liabuldi •
John ff. Kinports,-
Georie Aigler;
John Allwein,,
Kerr, ,
Jooeph.F.,MatS,.
Vhriatian Bachman,
William Early, fr.,
George S. 'BOmgardner,
1. D. A. (lacmlm,
leorge bongos,
obn D. Beim,
algal S. Early,
,
JOlih ALLWETY, 'Presidnt.
Itunutru 11E1111,Treseurer. •
JOSEPH F. 51.srz,Secretary.
Sante& Scab*hi, TrweHug AKant:
Jacob Schnotterly. Agent, Fredericksburg.
Antrille, Marsh 5 1862,-/y.
MISS • ATKINS
`Ur ouLD respnctfully annotte() to the pitisaThe of
11'7 Lebanon' and vicinity that she.has Opened a
RASHIONABLE,SII.I.I.IN.EItY and MANTUA. )!i`AK•
INIi ESTABLISLIMENT, Tit Mutat street, 2d door
above
. _
A now stock just received and. opened for impede, 12.
embracing a full assartmontot. 511 k, Crape alarrOser
Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, Flowers, 4c.
Lebanon, Aprlll7, 18131.
PUBLIC SOLE,
OF PERSONAL .PROPEATY:
WILL be sold at Public Sale, on: ,
, 777ASDAY; APRIL 154802 .
at tha late reaidancaof Samuel Acbey, deed., at Achey's
Corner, .Lebanomoounty, Pa.; 234 Mileftlromatineffere
town, 3 . 1 , 4 miles from Myeratown, and 7 miles from,Le b .
anon, at theold well known place, called AbbiiesOltre,
em, the following Pereonal - Property,rig..
2 COWS, 3 HOGS, and about 30 CMFV ,
C'
ANS,. I WIND-MILL, CID:Ell-MILL, (Dick.
ocir'e,Y Sitne, Mance, Chisela,„and all kinds.
, ,
otearpenter Toole
--'' - CA 'R. RIA G - E.' , '''':
1 L
Iteady-utede•POSTS, 1 CORN 8111StAtER,.3 Meat Ct
ters, 3 Ladders, 2 Grind Stones, Bticks, •11A1t.itis the
ton, all kinds Stone . Quarrying l'ciels, Lock and Cow
Chains; I:Sack Screw, Shovels ,'Forkk Rakes, about
aog Zs, sill - DEED MEAT, Tubs, Stands, Lard, by .the
43E•F pound; BUREAUS. I•KIPCILEN CUPBOARD,
3 CLOCKS,SRBDS*.BROSTEADB,.ISI{IPCIT
. EN DRESSER, 3 STOVES, (2 Wood andl Cold}
Stove Pine, TABIRS. CKAIRS: • ••
4111.11/IL-31011ra--7111E1.111H01 0
, 73it• go
large and smsll Drain Kettles,l Wiindlilviiinw.t•Liqnpre
and Bar apparatus, tozetlair with , ir,Wilniltr and entire
stock of
„. • ,
ROUSEITOLP 113itiaTtrititi
too.munarous Wutention
Bales to commence prosiiiety" at halrpiat 1 t p'alock,
M., 'alien terine`witi be made known by
.JVARMILIIAGREY,.I Executors of
:JOHN W. AOH er; •" I tor .4 - c lie
E. Ittscom, Auctioneer. . • .
WATCHES AND , CV 10 : 01 S.
cLock:s gpic shoo,. '
CLOCKS FOR. $1.50
CLOCKS Fdlt
CLOOKS:It 0K.53.00 ,
CLOCKS F08:4640 -"
•
• CLOCKS - FOR,
.58.0 Q
CLOCKS 14110520.00
At 3.3.1)14in Jeweirr Mom Imbinton, Pa, •
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR $710 , 0C!
AMERICAN- WATCHES` FOR 4,25.00
,'AMERICAN-IVATORES R0V530.04
SWISS , LEVERS—a gaud -aeaartmea,t,N,,
3: 3: Blair's Jewelry .Stare;
17 .'7 M NNITOORIn
, . .... . . . .
.: ___ ~
, Howi Last . ' I , - How Bee &pd. t
Itublishefi, in a Neifed'amebipe. Price Six : ceirta.•
LECTVIEE OW VIS ;NATURE, TREATIREOFt
and Radical Cure of Ipergiatorrlyea, ofEeintaarrldak..•
nese, Involuntary Endeeioue, Sexual Doblltly,Auttlal.
pediments.„.xertexally., .:Nerronenees, emi t ..
!tamp Son, Epilepsy_ aud.ldte L.lrliullulApilthytcal I.
*capacity; Terultlee from •Self•Afauta, 6 *-la7r.q.
Ontrenwam, M. N.,:katinir- of the
flkiar4 , lVo.,..- -
The world •renowned aUtbor, la this .4!Xitipt,blaTrea
turteclearly wefts from We own expetiesse tate
aterst• , roneimiesces3 oig
.S,s4est :Near. be. effete " '
retooled vlttiotitouedleirs,anct wißoluti,tiatige sit
us
gicat oremtifirts:lxiiikii*: iitetrtinteriti,-rin • - ',cb I.
ale poptinsat a mode of euft ,, st amner,' . d
iffeetnat, by_whibb every auff4rer, ,iplAaA „ir tt y#4i,
eanditlen tok:pc may cure: himiril i,
, t =
and radiaally ir pia lecture will puma, '
,2. aAm.
aettl , 4 andqh . ekeelli:' _ ~"' - ' ' ' 2 •
Bout ultainviwali i vvrotiy.3o,6 ,, „,l64.,
~,a,t,t,e.*..ili t or.-..
~,,fir. l,w. „tag. Atavism. tey
sdatgilie, + ~. ! GBAS..a. o.lEtivit - -
,
17 Bilwery:, • 'elk Pest Ofitca Box,-4535,
ORM
F. Ernfl
East i 3 over.