t'ljt ,gtfltvti%tt:
TEEMS, - - SISOAYEAR
LtBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, APTiTT , 23, 1382
HOME AFFAIRS.
4 Why John, where are you go,
ing to in ouch a burry?
Why, I am going to LAUBAOWS, in ,la rkot street,
tr buy a nice lot of Furniture. •
Well, John, can yon tell me the reason why Lumen
sells so much More Enrnitrire and Chairs than , all the
Cabinet-makers in Lebanon together ?
Yee, John, I think I can cell that reason very plainly
he he se always got by fir Um largest and best assort-
Monts of all kinds of Furniture and °hairs on hand,
which he also sells a great deal cheaper than any other.
Cabinet-maker; besides he has an excellent cushioned
Furniture Wagon with which ho delivers oilFnrnitore
and-Chairs sold by him, free of charge; theee•l think
to be
very good and advantageous reasons.
As the 93(1
_Regiment will leave for
the seat of wet this week, the public will please
boar in tislifd that the beet and oldest CABINET
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, in Lebanon, is
tbat•of C. Bitorrinnraut's. Any person in want
'of good made work will please call on him, be.
fore buying elsewhere. 0. BuoTHEALINE.
Lebation,,Nov. 20, 1801.-ome.
• Lieut. Faber's house in Sonestown,
„deetroyed by fire last week, was insured" In the
, Washington Insurance ffompany, of tbia
+to the amount of $9OO. Mr. Light's house, in
- 13etbel township, also destroyed by fire last week,
%was insured In the same company for $7OO, and
"his furniture for $3OO. •
„The next Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held M
i'Vestobester, Pa.
Captain WEIDMAN leaves -today
(Wednesday,) for Washington to join bis com
pany. We are pleased to announce that his
!loft le almost completely restored. We trust
that be may have no relapse. Persons writing
to Members of Capt. Weidman's Company must
address their letters to "Camp Sprague, Wash
ington, D. C.," instead of ""Camp Campbell."—
Col. Childs now commands the regiment.
SAD CALAIIIITY.—On Tuesday of last
week a large boat containing a number of officers
add, privates of the 7tith Pennsylvania Regiment,
Bohlen's German Regiment, (Barkk's Division,)
Was swamped at Castlemai's Ferry, on the 'She
nandoah Myer, and Capt. Wilson, Capt. Ward,
and 4b privates were drowned. Among the pri
vates drowned we are'pained to record a resident
of this piace—Pniseenrox IlanAlt, a member of
Bohlen's Regiment. He leaves a wife, did we
think, children. He was a German by birth,
and a atone mason by eocupation,butin . sommon
with our patriotic adopted citizens he volunteered
last-summer to:defend - the Oars and stripes against
rebellion. • .
Beizonstein Brothels have just open
ed, and will continue to matte constant additions
to Mir stock of Spring and Bummer ready-made
Clothing. Sen.:adv.
There will be opened this week
large sad cheap ►took of Spring Goode at the
floe hire Store of S. George. The puklle are
'invited to see It.
Mr. ,TouN FART= is about finishing
`Alicautiful Monument of Lebanon County Mar
him Persona who take an interest In the devel
opioehi of the resources of this county should
Call to sea It. We have a number of Marble
quarriee, bf a siperior quality, Within our bor
derer and it requires only capital and enterprise
to Make to as famous in this Hue as we are in
that of Iron. The.hferbie,at , present worked by
Mr. Barrel Is obtained about three miles to the
south of Lebanon, in Cornivall township, and is
Of the , compact variety, susceptible of a superior
polish, white'it is at the same time the very thing
for building purposes. Mr. Farrel has expended
considerable sum of money in opening this
quarry . , and:ie it is as beautifhl, can be furnished
- cheaper, and is viatlrmore durable than any im
ported Marble, it certainly should receive more
tintiod from those requiring anything in the mar
ble line.as well as front the Public' at large. We
have seen specimens of marble froin other sec
tions in this county,-one of which, if we remem
ber light,ls from the farm of Hon. Wm. Rank
in SWatattlownship, which are as beautifiil and
compact as -adY marble in the world. But of
what rise le It In the ground. It must bibrought
out. The attention of the public must be called
td it, Or , the public will continue to go to the
quarries of Carrara, seven thousand miles, while
GI pretty and infinitely more durable article is
at their very doors. If our marble gunnies are
of any considerable extent, and Mr. Barrel tells
us that babas traced his for miles, there are for
tunes upon fortunes in them which w ill hebrought
cat, if not by the present generation, by more
enterprising ones of coming years.
Messrs. Ilenry & Stine have re.
calved their` new ; stook of Spring Geode and are
now opining Oa off,pt low prices
,The pukr,li arer
o ioylted to chit.
•
. .
'll34'obiietiporidoo oP the Znquarer,
In describing scenes in one of the field Hospitals,
before Yorktown, gays :
"Upon a cot cloae by was Lieut. %napp, Ninc
47•thtrd Penneylvavin; leg- broken by a tree
falling upon him while clearlag away timber in
front."
• As them's no "Lieut." Knapp in the Regi
ment, it wris probably written "Lot" Knapp.—
Mr. K. is from Union township.
Among the Surgeons that left Phil
adelphia on Friday for native , service In the field
before Yorktown, is Dr. D. S. fiLosmorn, son
of Dr. /4tin W. Gloniager of this placo. Aside
from the patriotism of tbe voluntary action, we
are glad to see that the government is obtaining
the educated and experienced medical attendance
requited by the sick and wounded in the service
of their country, a lack of which hat been but
,too4ppfliol3t heretofore,
• -
Tho 93d Regiment wits last- weck at
Warwiok Courtllouse, on the . Eastern bore of
'James River, about ten nines above Newport
'Pews, and twelve or fifteen miles Northwest from
fortress Monroe.
Volunteer male nurses, especially
'graduates of medical colleges, students of medi
cine and students of theology, are, badly wanted
'upon the floating hospitals in York River, near
Yorktown.
Bev. Edwin M. Long will deliver a
ilicture to the Sunday Schools of Lebanon, in
kak i s Lutheran oburob, on. Saturday afternoon
al 2 o'clock (April 26th,). Tho truth', presented
ivill f be.illustrated by many largo Oil ,Paintinge,
1011 form, hermit:fa/panorama of Gorpel truth.
dill 114 814 dren of our town are invited to attend.
The Lecture will be free.
Within the past four - or Ire week s,
from twenty lit,,,rtlvo loooniotivas passed
over the LabatiOn Valley Railiond on the way to
Washington, to be need..by the Government.
Ilia Dalqfcreen Can, over
it feet in length, paii;eil sive:Y.lh ta4)anon Valley
~lailroad for the west, oti'Ehetudey week. It
itielghed over 16,000 feticide- s ttli Vitftt s fbed
*tie it weigh 180 rounds, • : •
The Ladies' Sanitary Society of :
Lebanon, for , wardeemi Saturday. a week, a box
containing the:following articles, to:Gitioiniati,
oare of Greenawalt, foiilie..uto of
sick and wontided soldiers in the iToipibal Met%
,
or wherever else, they may 'ha needed,: ; - ,
16 pair Drawers, 13 Sheets, 8 Canton Flannel
Night Shirts, 16 Towels, 16 Pillow eases, 29
Pocket Handkerchiefs, 8 Pill°Ws, 12 Flannel
Shirts, 16 pair Slippers,
7 Quilts, 53 pair. Stock.
ings, 6 pair Blankets, 6 Wreppers, 2 Hair Cush
ions, 1 Spread—linen rags, 6 bed sacks, 1 crock
Apple" Batter, 12 packages Farina, 4 bottles Cat
sup, 1 pound Rice Flour, 1 box Mustard, 3 lbs.
Dkied T'eacbes, 7 lks. Dried Apples, lb, Black
Tan., vessels of Yolly, Bandages, 6 ken Cotton.
' On rag Safurdayythe same society forwarded
a Lox coritainfng'tite following to Mr. Yaafnaan,
President of the Sanitary Commiesion; at St.
6 Feather, Mows, 6 Quilts, 20 - Towels, 27
Handkerchiefs:l6 , Pillow Slips, 8 Shirts, 62 pair,
Woole.ll - Nalf :No 50:6,-Doable Wrappim; 12 Flan
nel Shirte,7,l2 • iairSlippers, 17 pair ,Drawers, 14.
Sbedts, - 6-Bed Sitcks, 6 pair Blanlielte Bed
Spread, 2 paperi dried Fruit, 2 tutibleis Jelly.
A third box is cnow in preparation to be for - .
warded to tire arMy before 'Yorktown, which will,
be Bent in a few days. Persons iniown or cont=
try having articles fbr the sick and wounded
which they wish to donate will pleasesend them
on or before Saturday to Mrs. Tohn George;
Treasurer, Lebanon borough, or to Mrs, Geo. Hoff ,
man, Treasurer, North Lebanonl3orough.
MAiILDA H. Gimermartt,'Slicretary.
It may be proper to mention thatrthe reason
the tibove articles were sent to the 'Nest, that
they were Oradell' to do so From "AtFlAii, the,
army in the East being at the tirterabandantly
supplied with every requisite for the :I:loophal or
otherwise.
Drs. C. J). Gla ninge r,
weaver, Reodel, and probably mkt) other Physi
cians of this place, have offered their services to
the Sur. Gen. to go to Yorktown to attend the
sick and wounded, if needed..
-DEAD LETTER SYSTEM- ABOLISHED.—
•
On the 218 E of January, 102, the . President ap
proved an act passed by. Congress, authorizing
the Post Office Department to return all deed let
ters to their writers, *itch 'new system works
lbOrerstitOothly and with load ekenisito the•VoV
ernment. All letters not reaching their destine:
don, instead of being burned, are now carefully
sent to, the writers, and.dbuble postage collected.
The following notice on the envelope enelOsing
the deed letter to the Pealinister explains the
further Oliject of the new jaw
The enclosed letter is sent to the writer, nn
der an act of Congress, approved January 21st
1.802.—1 f not delivered and double postage col
lected, as required by the new law it must be re
turned to the "Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral" within one month, with the reason for non
delivery endorsed on it, according to section 199
of Post Office Regulations.
"If retrained a longer period, the Postmaster
will be held acceptable for the postage, whether
delivered or not. The date of receipt at the Post
Office must be marked OM' the letter. •
"The Post roaster will not allow the envelope
• ),
to be opened before receiving the postage.
sier The following are the officers elect
for the ensuing term ;of Mohegan Lodge
No. 288 I. 0. 0. F., viz: N. G., John H.
Sowers ;V. G., Aaron J.Fox. Ass'tSec.,
Win. H. Brandt.
the Aciietiot
Geographical Enigma.
I ant eotirposed of 56 letters.
My 39 9 8 22.1 814, is a county in Virginia.
My 28 5 17 15 36 35 10,1 s a county in Virginia.
My 4 42 30 12 41 11 37, is a county in Ponneylvania.
My 2 29 47 38 55 20 44., is Ica/linty in Virginia.
My 28 7 25 45 60 54 52, is a county in Tennessee.
My 34 13 9 33 4 50 21, is a county in, Georgia.
My 19 43 16 51 27 53 80;111 a county in Florida.
My 3648 7 48 32 24 3, is a county in Virginia.
Ely 28 12 18 45 38 8 31, is a county in Tennessee.
51y49 43 9 86 18 40 37 41, is a county In Texas,
My whole Is a triumph Ilebierea by 440 Union army.
DAVY.
Answer to last week's Enigma—The defeat of the
rebels at Pittsburg, Tenn,
Geographical Anagrams.
•
• —l--
I. Cal F. Steltt &Mee. J. Sand
2. Charles Bent 7. Rube Melon
8. A. P McCarter 8. Tout S. Bean
4. Ben D. Star 9 . - Nat S. Ram
O. Edwin D. Carper 10 Sam Dostar
THE ELECTION IN CHICAqO.
,The Chicago Trihnue (Rep:) of Wednesday
gayer
*"The• majorities of the Democratic ticket foot
up 1, 4/17 for the office of mayor—and the other
will not fall far. behind
_.' The. Republican had
majorities in two wards amounting to 4422 ,
The fact is only worthy of notice because the
city has for the last six years gone Republican
by a majority of from 800 to 2,000,.and there was
a straight bine, both candidates being good men.
Or . The Demoeratic.ticket for city officers at
Springfield,'lll.—President Lincoln's home—has
been elected by about two hundred majority. At
thenity election in Leavenworth, 'Kansas, _the
whole Dentociatic general ticket was trininphant.
The Demoorats gave the Republicans of Keokuk
a elose fun.for mayor. The Republican candi
date was elected by two or three majority:-
Cain°, April 18.—Recent intelligence from Co
rinth confirms the previous reports concerning
the magnitude of the enemy's force. Reinforce
ments are arriving for Beauregard's army at an
unexampled rate. Be has now 100,000 men .
The rebels are fortifying Corinth, building en.
Irenohments, ec. and entertained no doubt .of
.their success in the next fight.
The• New York Herald mildly suggests a
'inking fund of ,five hundred millions of dollars
-=-additionar ot.taxea—to pay the first.instilment
of Government emancipation of slaves.
gilt Itotirso.
The Confessions and Itrperiellie of an Invalid.
Published for the benefit and as a warning and a
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debil
ity, Premature Decay, &c.; supplying at the 6411120 time
the means of Self-Cure. By one who hascnred himself
after being put to great expense through medical Im
position and quackery. By enclosing a post-paid ad•
dressed envelope, BINOWI corms may be had of the au
thor NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Bedford, Kings
co., [New York, March 12,1882-Iy.
Prevention is Better than Cure.
MO ladies of delicate health or impaired organization,
..11. or to those by whom an increase of family Is Bona
any reason•objeetionable, the undersigned would offer
a prescription which is perfectly reliable and safe, -,, n 4
which has been prescribed In various parts of the old
world for the past century,. Although the article is ve
ry cheap add simple, yet it has been put up in half pint
bottled+ and- sold very extensively at the exlmbitent
price of Viper bade, the anoersigned proposes to fur
nish the recipe for the small sum of $l, by the posses
sion of which every lady can supply herself with a per.
feet egfeguard, at any drug store, for the trilling sum of
25 cents per gear. Any physician or druggist will tell
yon it is perfectly harmless, and thous/mile of testimo
nials can be procured of ite - enkacy. Sent to any part
of the world on receipt of $l, by addressing,
Dr. J. C. DRVERAUX,
.P. 0. Iloz, No. 2358, New Nayen, Conn
Anglia 7,1861-Iy.
NEURALGIA, OR ERVOUBITEUMA
-1104 was the Brat of a Rao of Nervous Complaints,
to which iftetrOewelFs Tola Anodyne WAS so signally
adapted. It haa proved all we claimed for it. There is
but one, and only one obstacle to Immodlato results,
which 18 indigation. AA the Anodyne is based entirely
on all objections to mercuriale, eo weakening to the
muscular and intestinal parts of the body, a simple
Pill perfectly adapted to the Anodyne is 'prepared by
the proprietor, and will be sent, when requested, 'free"
until plane are•matured for placing their trno chore°.
ter as .assistant to the Anodyne, and most perfect Fam
ily Physic before the world . Bee advertisement.
February 13,
• . 1 to. sligikr4o *tit
Ciratirraneltenr-terVicen in Temperance Hall, every
Sunday aglo liL,,and every Friday at 7P. 01.
Tlie Lord's Supper will be administered, in the Fi rst
Reformed church, in the ()lonian language, on ne xt
Sabbath morning, and In the evening in the English
language. Preparatory services will be held on Sat
urday afternoon at 8 o'clock In the German, and in
tho evening In the English language. English'ser-
TiCee also on Thursday and Friday evenings.
English services next Lord'sedil} morning and evening
in Zion's Lutheran church.
German preaching next Sunday morning at 934 o'clock,
and English in the evening, In Salem's' Lutheran
church.
German - preaching next Sunday at 10 A. M., and the
=lant of the Lord's Supper at:2 PAL, in the
an church.
5?. JOinett.RSIFORMND 021310n.—Itegnier.gerlire every
Wednesday evening et 7 t ti u'eloek , every
_Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock ; an every Sunday swilling at
7 &clerk. •-
Engjith, nreigkk_ . , g.next Sabbath,morpinuand even)pg
11 ,01 /-4 1 E n V al ! , t Egiscoliel Ghureb•
~~g~~
On On!l.9th ipst„ Shaeffetetown. rs.;ELIZSDETII,
WIN of Abrithain REX, Esq.; aged '4la yealac.
Ism,. The funeral will' take ?tau() -tblii•Orodriesday./
fotenoono
the EWE of Felwautry, in Corowalli , VßANKE7X,
sou of Elias aid - 71annah CARP ENTER ',II-god i yeare,'
2 months nn..l
On the morning of the 15th inst., in North Lobanno
Borough, Mr. HENRY ECKtINILOI7II, n well Iron wn
citizen, aged about 45 yearg.
Tike Lel)atton
rar4f44l4 aorarclecl 1Ve4741y
LEBARON, 17 . 807.V800./i7. AP.RiL 23, 1852.
Leb. kills Ex. Est $l3 25 Eggs, d0t. ,10
Smith " ,'Extra "6 20 Butter, 7 1 1 . 1 b. 14
lett. Val: Super. Fines 50' Tub cir salted N'itt kr, 10 -
Pihrie White'Wheat, Lard',,
Prime Red... Wheat, 1 15. •• - S
Prime Rye r = 55. al3ar4;:' " ,
Corn 45 "Stionldirs; . ..
30,' Sides,"',
- Chiver-seeir, 4 02 80ap j .. •7
Timothy-seed, 1 75 25:
Flat-ei004,• . 1 25 .. White:Ua; • 3
Dried Apples, IR,1111:, Ipo n.
. 1
Dried Apples" ponied ; 1.50 Eksx, : 1234
&
lea "Snits," . 2 . 50 Dratbis, 40
Peach "I.lntzelti;" 125 Fentbersi*lb., 5'2%
eheiries, • I'so:'
OtiilonS`.; • ' 27' Sdnp Bean - 2,44k,, 6
.
Patatnea;Vbna, 45 Vinegar, v4* gal., 12%
Apple Buttorif crock; 44
The Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA Manknrs, Saturday, April 10tb,
P. M.—There is very little vitality in the Ilread
stuffs market; and lut4 little change to record in
,pr ices. The receipts .rif Flour, although- very
moderate are fully up to the demabd, and the
trade is lull. The inquiry for khiliment
limited. Sales 'of SOO bbls. good City Mills sor.
perfine at $5 25._; 800 bbls. extra at $5 37@5 41;
600 blds. extia , TtinfilY at Priies 4 kept secret, and a
lot of extra family at $5,62i 10,„b131. There id a
limited home consumptive inquiry from our low- ,
est quotation hp to $6 75 for common anti fancy,
as in, quality.
Rye Flour is steady at $3 25, tit , th limited sales.
In corn Meal nothing doing.
The offerings of Wheat continue small, but
are anible fer the demand and the market is dull. -
Sales of 2500 bush. good and prime PennsylvaY 4
nia red at $1 25, afloat ; 2000 bush ; prime white
at 140, in store, and 400 hush. fair dn. at S 1 36.
Rye is in fair demand,.and, selling on arrival
at 70@71e.
Corn is in good request, anti prices are steady
ak the decline noted yesterday. Sales of 10,000
bush. new yellow, chiefly at 54e, afloat. Inferi
or and damaged lots are unsaleable, except at
very low rates.
In Oats there has been °considerable activity,'
and 10@)12,000 bush. Pennsylvania sold at 263 e.
in store, which is an advance. -1
Cloverseed is dull, but there is not =eh com.' l
ing forward; small sales at $4 50 . 04 62 641b.5.
Timothy ranges from $.l 87.1®2 bushel, anti-
Flaxseed from $2 10'4215. -
Whisky is rather duiet ; sales of Ohib barrels'
at 24@24.1e., hhds, at 23e., and Dredge at 22c.
CATTLE MARKET.— About 1,600 bead of
Beef Cattle were offered at Philips's yard duripg
the past week and amity ail taken at previous
prices, ranging from 47 to sa, including a few
extra quality at $9 25, but the bulk of the sales
were at sB@s9 the 100 lbs. •
Cows Ann CALVES.—About 70 were sOld, at
from $lB to $35 each,, according to condition.
Hogs were better, the receipts and sale• reach
in..b some 3,200 head, including 2,811 at Imhoff's
at $5 50@$6 for still fed; $5 75@6 50 fir corn
fed, and 340 cold at the Avenue yard, at $5 25@
6 50 the 100 lbs. net. '
SIiEEP.--About 5,706 were disposed of at 4@
eta. for sheared, and 5@)5.1 eenis lb.'gross.
for wool "sheep.'
Ilfi4 itl4frtiovithib... :,.;
'ood3 - Coal 3: PO
os.Ralls,
.
rvnE undersigned hers puishased the 0.41 and ,Wood'
"Yard of Daniel rAight,(3terai r adt.,) in Wilmot atteet;_
North Lehmann borohgh, bSar the tinion Canal,. Where
they wilt (=latently keep on hand, a - .lnge ;
supply of ALL KINDS OF COAL, which they:
s. will sell
WITOLESALE AND RETAIL,
by the thiatload or by the Ton. Also °MD : WOOD, ,
Mahou t Oak, &c. Also Chestnut posts and Bails—
which will be Sold in large or small quantities, ni the
most 'REASONABLE PRICES. Coal or Wood will be
punctually delivered by the undersigned. to any pine e
in town or vicinity. The public are invited to m 111,1121,1
satisfactory and punctual attendance will be given.
GRAIN !. GRAIN I GRAIN • • - • • •
WANTED.
Any quantity of Grain—Wheat, Rye, Oafs, Coin, Clo
ver' mill Timothy seed, lie purchased" by Alit , Under
signed, at the higlossimarket prices, fur CASLT, ur in
excite oge - for Coal, Wood. &c.
• JONATHAN GEER/CHAN,
CHULSTIAN 0. MEM T. -
April 23, 18C2. -
A GREAT BATTLE
Is soon expected to take. place in Virginia. But not•
yltiTtending Ilia, the people
Mlb - ST HAVE
iCLOB'If
And we 'would respectfully set forth our claim to
PUBLIC ATTENTION-!
a follows:
,Beeepet we keep a large well-tumerted stack of 'Cloth
ing on hand, which when examined, alWays pleatim •
Became our Gonda are made up, in onv.nwri.-Betab..
liniment in the city, and-in a manner that 'taken down
the Country, and gives all.Oustomera-a city appearance.
. .
because, by - the facilities we=have iu huying -piece
goods, we are enablect.to sell our clothing 25 per. tent.
cheaper then anybody else in this •titighborbdod.
We have Judd. received a larfaskoikor SPitinl AND
MAIM.= CjATIAING,:and .zuvituzitur Friends and
Customers reppeCtfully to call ar
- ItEIZENSVEIN 111105.
. .. ' Opposite Um Coast:1(01m
. . ,
Lebanon, April i 5,186.2.
NEW GOODS !
. JUR RECErYBD.AT,TIIE . STORE OF ,
L LAUDERIIILCH,
In Cumber/and Street, _Lebanon, Pa.
Selling Oft : . Selling ow
AN INDDOEMENT.TO CABII BUYERS.
WILL SAVE - PER CENT.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS !
Fiend! Morino and Coberg. -
Fancy and Black Silks, from 60 cents to . $1 50.
De-lidos from 10 to 20 cents.
Lawn' from dy, to 16 penis. .
Mohair Plain front 16 to 3714 cents.
Yalenciae Item 8 to 16‘cenhi.
• MEN'S AND 130 Y S WEAR,'
Black Cloth, from $1 00
,to $4 54).
Fancy and Black Caasitneres, frofii - 50 to $1 50.
Ladies' Cloak Cloth, from $1 00 to $1 50.
Cottormdra, from 10 to 20 cents.
DOMESTICS.
Muslin, from OA to IN cents.
°beck, from 10 to 12 .ents,
Ticking, from 10 to 16 bents.
Calicoes, from 6 1 / 4 to I*4 cents.
Oingbeinz, from 20 to 2u cents.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Spring Shawls, from $1 00 to $1 00.
Black Thlbet Shartls, from $2 00 to $4 00.
NOTIONS NOTIONS]!
Parasols and Umbrellas, from 50 to $2 00.
Stockings, from 67.4 to 75 cents.
hoop Skirts, from 26 td $1 60.
Ilandkembiefe, from 6 1 4 to 18 cents.
Lilian and Paper Collura.
An Wort men t of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CARPETS !- CARPETs!! /
GROCERIES AND (aRENSWAIIN,
PROVISIONS.
Sugar Cteredll A`JI and MA CNF,REL.
FRUITS! •FRUITS!! •
Dried Apples, Dried Plums,
Dried Peaches, Dried Elderberries,
All sold.to snit the times, by
L. K. LAL,DEItir,OtI.
N. B.—All kinds of Country Produce tak ex.
change for Goode.
L.
Lebanon, April 23, 1862.
I *fll,),lTtwf
LEBANON
Door, Sash and Stedm Planing
11/MIL AMC,- -
Located on tfe ,Storn-.13:;= !a: Wear CuinierTand
TIIE undersigned respectfully Inform ,' •' •
the public in general, .that , they li t
still manufacture and keep . on hind. ftßiggitt
Door,Sash, Shutter, Blinds, Flooring. ' J.. "' •
Wiber-Boards;o Gee Spring .:. 111 1 1 4 11
Mouldings, of all ;ices, Wask-Botrds. Granite, : ish,tec,
Coroiees, and all kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS
for Houses . We also coostructsthe Intact and Most im
proved Stair Casing and Hand Railing; suitable for
large and email buildings: •
We pow invite Farmers. , Ittenbanles and 4uildere to
calf dnd examine cur eiiek., which we warrant to
give antite Satiafactioti to alLwho may fovillho under
signed with their custom, '
LOICOACAE & GABEL:
Lebanon, April 23, VIC.
P. .9.—Tbere is also all kinds.of TURNING at the
same Mill. Planing, 'Sawing, dc., promptly - dean for
those who may famish Lumber.
- CYRUS P. -MIL LER,. .
• A TTORNBY-AT-LAW.—=ollteain Wdlautiotreet, dear
ly opposite the Buck 'rote]; and two' ;pore aodth
from Barmany's Hardware store. - .
Lebation,-`April' 9; lingtAy?' • •
13)13)w see:AgiuM4,lo.*...N..wAnt-4.4 pt.
isk6.r. . s • •
- .. 7 ^Tc - i . . ;; ;; * ;l7* - 1 4-7. ` 7 ' ••7
.......
Of-the.elfeatiegt and . liestVeods•-
' EVER Oro .IN tkriiisTo'N
•-• Boots, shoe,-344t5 . .., - i: Pat , !.;; 44c
eirriE uiitlerAgted hfis : l:tpeif . d - ono7 tag:
- Ai 'BEST AtiSOTtriil Blvd' S . of • •
••• , : 616 - IMPW;4)4PS, t3ni)T8;•8110FIS,
ER•IXS,f 'IIIA VIChING 334(3.0,. •
' • of all kinds;alia'arthe beet
•:• netts!'a, which he will sell aoprices
tn , rice cheat to pnrchssers. Or the riAT ihe
b.:13 quite a variety,of New Styles, imbraciAg the Wsilp
ingtuu,.StseuM linroAdc, hop mt„.;Noß:ollytti,: o itriog••••'
tr)) icry beautiful and vary OrPHP.
Or CAPS be has a §i)7loe,to kasoritile`ptof all..thi; New
S 31,5, Fct up in ellperijor notorter,, wif..h..fttio. brash;
Women! i 4 ,c1 , 1 ea's "Balftioials , Gaiters,
o •ngress "[Mots, SITYOfe£4; end nir btbeillActs; Blen's
Ml 4 13u,y's IJAlumrals,,QA forst- Ties,iNizth jap.tstolTieti,
Cooproes Boots, aria alt oiher,kituta.,wortt by.thenr. in
eluding BOOTSchtt..§.ll.o/06,,0f,the cliffcrentsarilies,
at his cheap Stgrt in -- • '., - •
Walititt Streetmeit'iwihe Couilty , 'PriBoll. :
rpn.krnt -fortua-1164.1 one9lo 7 ,velubmt - m thb'
public berettOtbre t .l Whiitd , ricitte
In my ime.to tett nuaqxicturtie'th*tock
their prirehases.. .
Lebanon, April 17,1302 J 3051 , 1101011.11.3,,,
T.'S:Men - sures tsrienqind yriii•Voioltislit :shaft notiop,
Bkidgre ri'optti.l44 .• .
PosAis Mitt be revixed at y the .dommiisioners'
rbffipe.'rebßilon; ; to4,,t;thCipir4trticaihi ofia WWI e
across the. Little-.B.w.riterahrre€4l.fah'i the - roei. lending
from Judg.p Goshert:e to WilliamSttee'eQu 3f04..DA Yr
MAY I S, between =IOA. M. and; m.--,
Speciftidtidis cp.p xie , Peo
siorterg' tam.
SI)101AIGLIZ, Comilifehinere
ROBERT MANS - of
JACQB;BUCIIh t, IPLauon detintY t -,.„,
Atteit-tintts 4./tere rvx
Lelkhoti 186.2;' .
`,Ass:ll6 4 11 6
,
No.T.Top. Is hereby given .that 111E0104.1 , 1::REINOETEI.
and MARY, ltss wif,, ottheliornijitiriff Lebanon,„,
lodlanon.eounty. P;6: 4 have assigned theie/prOPorty and
eticts in.. the. underaigned, of 'the .I...Srahal,OT NO`rth
Lebanon, county and Mlle./titre:mid, TontlteAlikitefit of
of - editors. - All persons.inerhig claims against said part
as weil: tholie , indel•ted, are - rettuastial; io, inalo
settionkent.wOnent ,
;011AltbilS.1111,11,1iY.
N: Le/ramm. April 46, _ ,
A 0 ail hi i i4tra I or , s Notebp
,
• „
„. .
th , .
Xr0T101:710 berebf given ., tbatLetters of Auifustea
11 Lion on the Estate of, RYE, STMICLER, We. of
Milleeeek tifulfsiiiii,L4balioft e'ob`ute; , Pa... dee'diblee
been gratateo, to., tbe,,pudey ' sigued, q,.the Intmbiu,
county and stateciforesaid.,../tlV.petscins indebted to
said estate will make inaidedbite PeTulent.reurtilese
bating elvtiths will present thettf to • -
• • • uitt A ti. 11. 'STEWART, Aelniiillstrillbr.
Miliereel;:, April 16,1862: -.• A,
_.„,
North Lebatoii Steam`Grfsfiii
WANTED !
Tllll undersigned.. will pliiphiipe dIE"
kinds of GRAIN, enchas , - 114
WHEAT. RYE,.
CORN. OA TS.'&e.„ " t'rrr , , - -4•`64,1;
at their STEAM MILL, on the:
Canal . for w hich the highest intliketlitices will be
paid, in CASIL= -; • • •
4 5F' AilvitiOds or COPTO;II,FIR 'WORK be,doue
at,the alartest-notice, and in - the -most satisfactory
manner. The public le reepectfelly.inritml Ways us
FELIX mum! k.soo-
Not tlitebanon April 164862: • 4
'P U 8 14111.0 ' SALE
Of Valuable Borough "Pro' pertk
rritE -subscriber briers ithnivate Bi 4r..
le, dee .3
I the moot eligibly loptited' and vaidable - Prom% .3
erties in I,thanon. 'innate on Market Street.— ,
The Biliklinge are a large TIMER STOItY BKICK
DWELLING; with Store•ltooni, BRICK STABLE,&c.
Lebanon, April 9, 1802. GEO.'D.-ATKI.NS.
111.ERCIIIANT TAILORING:
Q.. S. II AJISAY, in Fu nek's building, corner bf Cunt-,
Or be:l;4 street and .1)o.e Atleyi 'hal - eel ban: Mann,.'..
for stile, eltheAhy the y . terd,or t.j111,0 ',to order s a ;large
szt - r
MATAS, - S?;
b - A-84,LkORES,- _
VEgTiterS,'
well seleettyl;fidei Gael Houses. Good Fits anaisulk
sten tial, makinv-guaranteed to all. Also Ilafitten.
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves, itettery, Sustienders,TalleXtilui
Plain Linen Shirts,,tindef ShirtegaraLDrawers.
Lebanon, April 9,1882. i - - . :01
=3
A. N iv
Cheap Cask Store, and ltilti4 and
Grain Business.
'FILE undersigned haring` fanned npartnerehte in the
IL MEMO ANTrhy.; sir LUNG , AND GRAiN DUST
NIISS, would reSpeetfully invite the attention of the,
public- to their , establislunenks-, ; They, will nontlue to .
keep, at the late sllJmKl' GERARAN &
LONG, n-yno4t - .. emnplefe'stoelt of an triode of 53.00125usuallylrea a`eanikeryertifil`Vhcalt.'Lthjiy *lli
ra
tail;Cheap' for CASH Or Co uraitY raailCa — . They
also went:toAnyjer cash,
50,000 Bushels of WHEAT,
30,000 BoiMels of RYB,
20,000 Bushels 0f4C0R1f, ,,, -.." 4,
' 25000 Bushehrof OATS , :
For which they will pay tho,bik.hest Market Prieos.—
They will also take GRAIN on STORAGE. The will keep
always on hand and self at the lowest prices, COAL, by
the Boat Load or by the Tdn; all kids of - MILL FEED,
SALT, PLASTER, ke. ,
They solicit the-business of all their old friends
and tho public, add will endefivor , to - deal- oii snob lib
-eral austjust principles as will givi3 sktigfadtion'to 'all.
SIIERK
North Lebanon, March 19.,
• "Market Street .otel 3)-
Corn qr Xarket and C hes tnut Streai, Lelianpn.
, JOHN MATTI:LE& Proprietor:
ior AVING - talan the above 'Stand, long 6ecupted by
r , Mr.i..l;xoxAtro Znmaarmitr,'l will 'Blade Ito pales t°
make the Traveling Pablio vtbd .etop .it;lffeffeetly
comfortable, mid invite -to give me P. trial. The:
lat.gearid wen arTangett..:_lbeaable - -kupplied
willi theVeseseascrimble ediblee „UM par,ebaelted with
the eliofeeet Mid tlie Stabling taiga-and „corn.
modione. . • JOHN e MATTHES.
Lebanon April 9'1862: •--
bi*solottoint - Notice.
Firm of B.4l.ltainsay . & 8r0.,' Is this * day 'die
," solved by mutual consent. Those having claims
iteinst said firm pfewie present them to A. %Awn
say and . tal those indOtia will Pleiga.nla.go kfMellt,
to close np the old books.
8. 1 8. TrAlllSAY . .t.lißo.
Afar p.S RAIISAY wilLeontinoe the buedinsje t at his
old sfand;'Polick's building, (corner of Cumberland st.
and Doe Allay) mid will be'plessed to see his custom-.
.era and, frlend3.
tamaon, April 9, 1861
Administrator's Notice.'
Nancit So heteby given Oat Letters of ctittnieletra
nen nu the Estate of IifICIIAEL Iles, late of the
borough of Lebancit, Lebanon eounty,"lra.. deed., hare
been ;ranted to the undersigned, residing in the mute
place. All . personsiodebted Trillpleaso inaliKprirnent,
and those havidg claims yfflrprogent thorn, witbout do-
lay, to the undersigned, ..W/14ird.211 SMITH,
Lebanon, Aprtt2, " • Xihninistrater.
25 PER CENT SAVED.
e• •
• ID SATE
• • THIS IS - • •
• - , 4• MM. , •
THE PLACE GENT.
Great Indopelimentig tO.Casik
111E-171riellEOWILM4111
rig undersigned his jest returtiod -from. the city,
end now opened a large ascortment of Neer
sPninc pny GOODS
Whip lfw , sre putchmaal at AUCTIONS, and aliabla him
to Oro GREAT. BARGAINS I
Oar- lo make It an objact to CASH BUYERS, I .will
tako FIVR PRII GENT OFF, Oa a thaeountjon all bills
p ut chaeoa In phY 000DS, FOlt .CASIT; alluallitiog to
I'TYE DOLLARS, find upwards. and at the mania. Gam
motor() the public that I. will sell GOODS us tow ai 'atty.
?cram in the Cuunt it. \Yenta gutting the snmo discount'
on 4 months 6111 x, end aro willing to give the t iapie ud
vatitago to CAStI BUYERS. Call :nal examine oar
largo, assortment of DRY GDODS,' which were lately
purchased. We are also setting the tothttito of the
Stock of the Means. COST4te wo got a
large per cent. off froth the first edit, and .oui Btoels, is
now the LABorsr is the Borough, • ,
air; The following is a portion of onr.aasoitinent of
• • -
DST GOODSE
2110 pieces WWII' 4 - 5iD DARK PRLICTS, .11 - om .6 1 4 to
12XcentR.
51 - RRItI4ACKPRINT3 At 1214.050R1,- worth 15 eta.
100 - ptcces.N.w 'Style 3514855 ;Goons; With "ffhath
Da 6 . IO IN(ITTY chessP-)
100 *esti 11714 TE UG1V1473, 1 6050G.0,4,./0 add
12?„4 - ftWto.
t%);Vf MARK=
.51144;11,8,#.15% on! „
: per
.• : .
ct. off for.cash. . " - • -
JOAN G. GAUL.
100 Tnects,BLLArsß,At. 0%04, /0,80(1 12K9wate.
401)1 , 4is i*LAINS \ dt4llV 4 cesWidfL..
BROWN.M.USIAIIIS at..9,ta 1 . 2 3
100 New Style COLLAR.% very cheap, bought at Atti:.
tion.
Matta ainortmon, AL - A,CE 88g qmolanOnois,
(Great ftr8.48.) .
CLOTHC• trASSIIISECEILAND - viaTur,
Lim* gocKtrOigsi porto..***:l Bt!
INGS, jf
sTockuNOS, 8y„ t 0.26 cychi.` -'r etBLVJXN &And
BRI bbiARTS,t ceutit , . ytda
1 0 A,Nctr $1.26.1..8LAC1P RILKO,
62;4 a•nte
(311 , 0NTHM.ANES. very-1,0w; • • • •
QUI ENS WA R got a latlaVnegiiitatteit'Or Maitre.
BetKr9T, with 15 per cent. off theßret coItX.O4IILT ithout
charge of freight, whiehr *ill edll at Olt.t. •
Guocmuts.—Motiseceit i 7;10 ittd-12)6"--centev43n
gate,13, 9, 10 and 12.14 oeAtat; Betttte,,Ohetlee.,alia"Mabk
erel. Best Bee Feathezik J. °BURGE,
..Bee Rive Btore,"-Oor.ditiffimieed mid ;Valiant' Ste
Lebanon, March 28,1861: • '
A PHOTOGRAPH' otyatedasledf test art
be had at DA1.6113 Ga 'llOl. i• add? &the
Lebanon Deposit Batik.: . "
- - -VeglS 777
etllN ( Vytal . ttlierie.rtAtt:.l
7 77 •- -•-• - -.. 5 ,•' - ' - 4 -- r.-- * , - , e3= , - , -- --- .7.' -- . - , - -, -' -.:7-,---,-.,
• ' s'' " k- I! • .41F - -AMIE lIALIEFeIittSI
'-'' ha F IhIREIG N. AND D63111.48710' 000 BS, , W A It 88 ,
1 , eO , , tilt FrolFA'NDlZErke!;WhiclCiveit rettirned by LIM
41"Mant116 Viiretiate:of , Liabein6n,Ceenty, for , the year
1862 • Noilc o 'liberal/I; given that ,ttiii Atpetriser•Nrilis ,
hold hip, arinCil at,the; Com4glestranine 0010 , , in th.!
,o,,,r i li.sr.,l4eiiD.ClP.,AT-APl4day,"tits.s4/e. dax, of May,
"A::. 14, , R. , ,.. Itt which ilfloTattid piaci, DlMM•.ilosiring M-
I .ii.pr maYLatterld• .• ' Pkr fill: I.osElt, .....
. i jfjtpralocl?/ ; lllei•eontilc Tazet.. ..
...• ..- . : .VoiliA .d
nnril.4.:2Fetership.
- Ltd? iiy . 'netrtilers.., .. ‘ - Class. • License
11. D..llcivork Bro., mcrclian,ta 13 • . • 10 00
Wllllantillever, leather.. ;',. .14 - . 7 00
• C, W. it artner4 & Bra.. inerchniiti 13 30 00
ctirile t lfiriSild,th; ibufectionery .., 14 • 700
ell iVt../Drcerter;.boOket - . , 8 ' 500
ltudblfell7•llerr,9uirilicir s • ' • 14 • 7 00
John Otrper,rnerohant: .. • ' 33 •' ,; . 10 00
John Mane, lurhiiatur '. -c -- r..' ..„. •13,*. : ,,..... 10 00
Ge 0.730 fdattegnesaihtickster . .33 - - ''.) 10 00
David Aimee. confectioner Y.-. - -',B * 6 Ott.
An: &Ler:lireidem grain mad:coal. . IC • - .r , ~• - 10 00,
- ' • - 0 1yorth Annet77e . irolbn4/440. -
Otairiel"Wel,ferillic,(get wercholt . 13
loliis . 47.1"Ishir 'ile confectitareir - Pe' '
1911#tit Di kolcreti.Acrelidlith'' - ftc.:' , •
r-t , etei 4;i4rualLs'alios9 4 -. ,r , .. ~, •11-.-
kieliiiii.P4bt;llolliiitiliF -..
' ' 'l3
4011 b Nt SMlChOifoVeis . • ..', • ' - 14
`31 4 3:.E,11f6gey, grnhiiihdcair'` • at. • .
Aaiiiit'Whirk, merchant' • • r• •. '. 'lB.
I; A! iromA... - coftfeetioiiet*
.. ' 8
4,e , B,rge W. Mfiller, nterehant ' • 18' •
' 'MO - -• a 6 grain • 14" ? ' •" ..
_William Ault, leallter -•- • . 14' '." ' '
/ Arrpwr - srL.:)%i/Woul . ;IC' ...
- : nieleLititmeri ttlt ic i'...' ..; 12 .1' 't
Peter Gerliart,.merchant . - ~.1.1, • --,
ZahodatueS. Weimer, merchant • • • 111 ; .
7.l9llntl.:lloyeri seed, . - . 14..• ..
ilinintied Weber, merchant •.• •• 43c..
sliaViShialer. nterchaht .. • '. 38 .
.4111C1.).C. Seltzer, merchant :. 18 ..,. • .
ijohn . .Welleri coal ..- , . , .i . ..., . • 34, ~.,
o.hetiryt,lllark, hr, uckste • .i. r: ,.lgs%, • - •
Lent Paine,..hurkster. , . , :1;1 -
..'
x i mgatt 3 ..idght4i leather.; ;.:. .' ... , -4:14,--• • ,
liirci.liablmithnckster.. ~ . •'.. .' 13 '
.I.IV. White, merchant ', : • 14 -- •
entgmitirst,...stopr '''-• •'• - .-_. ^ - 1.4 - r -
GirorgeVlrotfrthiri, hiltkster '
. - ~ i 13. - „ . .•
John h rail, coal - t• • l4
~
. g ..., ~, ....„, ~Cornitial ,Tosonship. ..,.-•
sTreic Ilathideton, inerehent•''. '
, ~..1:3 4 lO 00
11.4-. 1 5.'1113y: - merchant -- • ' la.' - 10 00
B. g. Ramsey, merchant tailor • -.14 • . :7 OU
John Gasseregntin , . ,••, •14 . '7 00
• - Loot .17oiuntr •
ToWnshep.
• Thotntui ilar'per, : nierelient - - 13 lO OP
Merles Slfrivcr:nierchant '• 14 - 7 00
41Matiner13.4tiden,-le4tber- . • ••• •-m410.'. , 6 ou
Bav id Buck, leather ' 11 ' '7.00
74,dralion Stine, huck•cicr 1.3: , .• • 10 OD
ri alha. Mc Frantic, meichnni- -, ,
-. J..' 7, 14 7 00
`10i41,1 Si. Ttithi,inerchant 13 10 I 0
M iebielliakttnn 11, feed ' '•''''' o ',.'-'''' 8- • '•-••• .' ' 6.00
I.eci Zimmortuummerchant 14 , •.- ';
00
do do '• ' grain and (1;41 ::': 14 7 00
111Kliael B. Horning. nier,Chant ' 14 7 00
1 .• • '',.' - lTeidebeTi Tti*ttsliki. ' " •
A. S. Oroh, , irierchaut ,". - •' • ••L4:: .• - 10 05
Jacob Kratzer, dintiller ll 16 00
Cyrus M,...Kra11, mendiant 1.3 . . 10 01)
.1. s'. &J. AV. Arliey, merchants 1} , 700
So/Onion Bomberger, leather - 14: .
7 uo
Joseph S. haulier, merchant 14 7 00
'. -V7-11ncher, tu.rchaut' 13. ' ' • 10 Od
Abraham B. Buyer, huckster 13 10 00
-4ranktiu Seittrlst, merchant 11 ' 7 00
Joctlon: Township.
Sauluel , SelPatoves ' : " ,14 7OO
,11 . 1..witai 1:.) - Mamari c merchant . 18 . 10 110
4:•_& - 11: Lcose,, !wither' and salt .14 '7 00
Altiatai& Spengler; thembacit • 'l3 lb 00
Daniel Urich, coal "14 ' 7 00
11 enrY C. Blterli; patent medicine 14 700
Curtis Focalg, shoes. 14 7 00
A.:11 - sigleyorneinibant: '. , , !.13 - ' lO 00
Donges•khtmeir:nleiciaiits .• 12 12 60
Benjamin Arts, steers • .• -• . , --3-1 700
Franklin-Moyers, Confectionary, 8 . 5 00
. -J. Slioch4 Co., merchant • .• •••11 ;7 00
' ' 'do' .' do lember,akil & grain 'l4 • 7 00
Alleu. Bollinger, coil •., .. "14 ' ' - 7 . '10
0.11. Dapper', coal • - 14 . 7 00
43611de & Ca i iuniber
William Atwell', distiller • 8 26 00
. George Wagoner,Oial . .* 14 ' 700
; - 31ihn.Berlitliod, lfuelister - 18. : ' , - 10 00
.Joseph Coover, grain and coal , . • 14 ;7 00
,Daniel Basler, confectionery .14 • .•7 00
Vries lt.„Iteloliold, inerchaut 14 -..: 1 00
John Lehman, plaster nod coal 14 7 00
, Samuel lILLItek, colt l4 7 00
'N.JA J. Millar, plaster and coal - 14 ' ' 700
George L. Seltzer:grain' ' • , 14 . 700
W. Frantz, huckster 13 10 00
Oiaileallinitoolbermr, grain 14 7 00
' Lebanon Boron/A.. •• -
Joh'. George, merchant 12 12 50
John Brtislor, 'stoves ' 14 ' • 7 00
F. 11. Ebnr, 'confectionery ' 14 7 00
L. K. Laudermitch,.merensint - Et 10 00
Diller, Arndt & Co.; leather • •• Ll4 l -• ; - '7 00
Ephraim llorguer, merchant 14 '7 00
'John F.•Eihic, confectionary . 8 5 00
:Daniel:Witt ers,‘Bour and feed • • •••••44.,:: . • 700
I'. F. McCauly, shoes 14 7 00
• .01. E..1491.1and, shoos . -14 700
John I. Smith ' confectionery 14 . 700
John Krause &.Co., merchant • 11 15 OD
11. J. B. Smith ' groceries . 14 - 700
Qeorge 61. Fau ber, merchant l4, . ... 7,00
Samuel !Crewe - merchant . 1 - 41.. .. • '• 700
I Varri'lanier'4ll-0., merchants 11., 15 00
O. h, Alitilielt Org.; Slioos .-" ii. , . U ,. . 7 01.)
' James 14 , ..`Roitirdlito * ies ' ; -!t; '-'Sl' . - 7 Or.
J... Lin a ra. ff. cotifecttolierY - ' - 14' 700
Daniel brat if, shoes , . . 14 700
John Gat hart, merchant • •II 700
Rauch & Light, merchant . 18 lu (0
'Henry & .. tine
„merchants • - 1.11 , •12 60
-L. 1.1 Orretlia defer, Merchant talloi - .44' - 7 00
'ltehtenerlueltro. & Co., clOthiug .14 ' 700
James 11 Kelly-Jewelry 14 7 00
Barry 71,..inderstal ' tobacconists. .14: . - 700
Bo'Wmin, Hauer aces pp, do . .34 7 00
'do do ' do lumber )4 l7 00
. .
D S. Reber, drugs 14 V Ou
do, , patent medicines 8 6 00
• Adam Ride, batter 14 7 00
8.8. E 'cliquy, merchant tailor 14 7 00
II 11. Riedel, stationery _ , 13 ` to 00
Jacob Itcedel, shoes 34 , 7 00
Iteizenstnie & Bros , clothing - 14 7'oo
David Karmauy, hardware. 40 20 00
George Buie, drugs - 14. 7 , 00
ear patent medicines • 4' „ 500
John ribellertherger, merchant Li 7 00
joseph• Bowman. shoos and hats 14 700
Juba Forly,,eaddiery ~ .•14 .. - • 700
J. ilbury Miller; sintionb4l ' . • 1 11 . - •• • 70 °
• Charles Greenawalt:hardware 'aft - • 10 00
. H a rrison:K. Mindoro, furniture • rl4-• - - • 7. 00
Jewel J.:Blair, jewelry .... -• .44.. •.•• •• •7: 00
Tog. fir Lemberget; drugs 14 , '.. : . •7 00
d.).... „ . pat.nisdicines ,4..,..... .. 4OO
Viin• - ge:Wiltkiiittionaili . '-:' • - 14 •.' •7 uu
B. P. Swat tz, merchant - .13 . 10 00
Itebert.linck coufeccieueiy .. 14 7 00
George 111-ger, groceries 14 .7 00
Daniel 8: GI wok confectionery 8 A 0 I
Abraham ?-trlck ler, grain 34 • 7 00
William I ight, brewer ' ' . 9 26 00
Wm. It. Sei bel, fruit 14 7 00
Joan Yost, brewer 12 12 .60
EC Itilice it'Co.;marchant - 12 32 60
Owed - Lanbach, fcrialtnre. 14 . 7'oo
.fleorge Ilolfraiu, grain and salt 14 - 7 •PCI
; George Iteinoeht merchant 14 . • , 00
L. L. diesnawalt, leather . 14 700
hob. Deposit Bank, bill broker - •8 - 30 .0
-' de do exchange 8 80 00
Henry Ronne, flour am. feed 34 ' • 7 00
Renbee,Dowalt, merchant 14 ' .-7 00
H. AJ. M. Reber, clothing l4 • 7 00
Bhtik & - Mnore; shoes - 14 700
James licitbhold, lob ,cco 11 7 00
.1. H. Weaver, oboes 14 7 00
- Noir?' Lebanon Pormigh:
Joseph Enston,46,baccohlet . 14 ' 700
Josephlrownien, furniture ' 14 7 00
Martin W. Eberdt,' dritgglet - ' 14 700
_Funek &Bro., merchant - 13 10 00
Bolbmon Sninkaaddlery and coal 14. 7 00
Refnoebi &Melly, lumber 13 10 00
Philip BrocbtilllOomber " '..: - 13 10 00
Daniel Light, wood, 14 . 7OD
H.W. Rckearotb, grain and coal /4 - 10 00
John P. Arnold. furniture 14 7 00
Paine k eprangler, hucksters ' 13 - 10 00
• Herman' R..,Ranch, confectionery 4 . 6 00
Mary Zeller, confectionery . 4 6 00
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North Lebanon ' Zomeashiji.
John Omit, merchant 13 10 00
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David T. Werner, grain and coal 14 7 00
Andrew Light. merchant 18 - 10 00
A dun ft.'Ligh a, merchant ' 14 7 09
Henry Heitman. brewer 3 25 00
Snerk & Long, grain and coil 13 . 10 00
do merchant 14 - 7 OD
Israel Light, merchant 13 ' 10 00
David Borer, wood and coal 14 ' 701
Jacob Riddle, litwastor 13 11.1 tk*
South Lebanon toton.stip.
-Henry Mak, grate ' ' • 'l4' 700
Chrietien Long, merchant 'l4 7 00
Londortderry loWn ship. '
John DI Bowman,. merchant 00
14 7
"'Martin Marti, Merchant' 13 10 00
' -
do grain and coal 9 1:5 00
John 11 Hrlsy, confectionery ",
)4 ' A 00
'll4art'n IL liciatman,merchatit- 14 ..7 00
. .
John.). 11 rightbill, merchant . - •.4.A 700
&mon Fr terysitiSves . . ..".' 1,4. ,7 00
"Ed ward; Sh Ber, eiliu feet ionpry .. -14 TOO
'John Do/integer, nii , rchant . 18. 10 00
Wiltiaaele. Brunner, morcliant: L.:l )3. : " Ipp 00'
'Edw,ard Disainger, dierchaot,tellor 14 00
Samuel ./ohneton, stuveey
•.. • 14 ' ',. .7. 00
Anaiti:r4eguor, merclasntialle,i ~ 14 ' ' - 7 - 00
~ .., .41(glareflt tutiarldp. 1 •
Aftsz W•riiale'l,43ll.fn Mid coal - . 34 , 4 ' . 700
Jelin B: ; Walter, merchant
... . - .It.
... .. 700
`J: A. -Weigley. nierrhauf.„ '. ) : „" . 7 00
.. j.balati Ics Stewart, nulrt, - 11141 t: • • • .1" -,
' .:*.,' 100
'.lRAti :.)Teenier, coal ' "" '-'" • - 3 ......;: ~. 700
'Abhu U.:Bwhert. snit and grain 14 '',,‘ _ , • 7 00
* lll Ganda& Son, trierchertle,..., ~.,14,, .-.:„ ~,...i. 7, 00
tlemr . ge I:: Seltzer. grid ikikekstill NA' ....„ '?7. 00
'Eli Elopir Minh r end Foal -- - 34" , * '.. . ' 7 tin
• - fiwaldro„.lotantliip7„, ~ . '
'Solna Philips , merchan' ' 13 - - s
.. s .' :-• 16'00
'David Illiek & Co., coal 14 _.. .. -. 700
94h4 Bkilnuer. merchant , ~... 33- .:7 ~. • . -•10 00
ladmok''d'Oerliart, lumber and . .c - pal ' l2 ' . '' ' 10: 00
teCapp 14113 m, merchants • is- ,•,- io 00
... ~da- druggists ,„ ~., , ,34 :.' 7'oo
Tidiri.„He an, merchant --" - ' 'l4' . , ' 7DU
blvtdll. s, ...lie,cta,,. ,
~..,...„ . . - 14. .; .7. 00
. ;r1
7me Wa me7-I•'s - rßiee. ~ - , ',' 14', - . 700
'Diller, AS•vidt At Ce.,l4atlier - ' 14 ''• . - 7.00
t'll,orge Irst tor. coal " • ' 14 - •• TOO
' Eimeledfi -Dash, shoes 14 ' . 7Oa
. dir coal
4 ~.
7ohn c o. Seltzer, drnmi,ist ~. 8 s'oo
:lino* atirshier, huckster ~--. ' - . 13' 10.00
Walter 4 , Tocht. - grain - - - '.•14 7'oo
(Worse. ,Wernaroolickoter . ''' -
,F 0 ~DU
''''' - ". s ' ''' , i'tDArdrroitnislta*. ' . :
Union F orge Cp„„ 110011404 -. 4 1.,1/-s - -,700
librcfnat & 131rIeliiiletaTiante • - ' 3 ..'. , , 11) 00
J: .t fi. & H. Madly, grain and octal ''.' .1,11i.:': •10,00
Fothleatan & llailwao,luaitierac9,ll2:. . 10 00
'l4leholl'h Illi.elclinctester " . - 137', „
.10 00
Apr 1110; p 62.
11:tV,iD B. ,LONG
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WO,Vivrol7,,, th ,dogZu r4 .,,:c7EiLurg;o:-
s 1..0rtb,130.861.
infillitiltiee - IlimilrautteCont=
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._„.. . LIMA NcIN,tOi.INTX, RE:S*A.. • •
rtt L IKeb3II',ANY mini tocorpOratard, 31nre1t.1.350, ana
"l i la nnii in fhllopOraiNn . .ittid . rants to make Ithinr
auw on Direll!ngs, and other. Buildings, on Fund( two,
and 31prchandiso generallY. Also on Amin Contona,
, itAkt :Vann j.mpktnenta.&c: coo a 3lutnal Principle.'
31ANAGI:ItS.,.
Saizuni S , altn'.l. -
'cifirlittitn !kit:Jana n,
WlljinniEarly, Jr., John it. a; liar.. ~,
G o orgtol. Domitardner, ()corgi . Itie4r. • •
I.'D:*.aalinlin, • Ali ur A.11.."*.;
Worst. Dunges. Itudollih WIT..
Olin. D. I.:Over. Joannh B. mai,
.aniel S:.Raily,
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' JOIIN ALI.II'F.rX, Prep Men
RUDOLPH 77anit,Treasurer. '• •
— .lS'srt - ` l l - 17:514r7.,13iiefetafy:'• 7 ' • •• "
Fumuu1•595 1 .915, TM'sHag Agent.
Jacob StlitiottarlyiAgent,•Fredericicabd;l.
Marsh 5,
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PHOENIX LOOKING GLASS . AND
',..PICTU RE .
trAille Matsuilit:tory
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tOli..4l,Ettst. Twenty-Third tire4l, 173 & 176 Oriinl
`Street & 315 Ceatri Street. •
,E.trptiseu3&3o, NR4.7 litit • N6'4%01'511E1.) SIS S.
Trijg-47041Ait;01POt hes hoots in inceeoeSul operas ion
: 21zettre,'ond lathe l.sittnisr of the kiwi in the Untied
State.. We hare on hand •ir inantsfueinre to order or
- ery defteription of
- LOOK I NU. GLASS, PICTURE & PORTRAIT FRAMES.
...Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval '&
• z Mantel Glasses, Connecting . Conticos,.
'Base :end Bracket .Tables, with
• ' Marble Slabs, Toilet Glapsos,
. • • : &0., &0., An. •
stiontessmi res.rwreez FRAMED. in length& suitable for
transporintion,. either Gilt, Berding. Rosewood, Oak: 7...
bra,•./.ltrilstarealtahoorany. he.. Our. new Mumittrtory
Oette..ualte fatilitia enable ea to furnish any, artide
iu oar line-ae 00015 as the BEST. and as en.tur at the
4':49,ealere are firi;ifed to rail. ttpon'tt
when they viejt New York. We claim to lteable to Cup
ply them with every art tele -in our line which 111,3•• eau
,poatilblyieqpirp, at Klee., lower. 'than. they con pnr-'
chase elsewhere.
0 ileit by mail attentled to with promplue... Do not
faille rail when you Tl.sit New York.
Si" (Mee Hod Wilreetatine, No. 2.15 Centro St.. N. V.:
4101tACE V. SIGLER, Agout.
Ne Torkyliltrt4 1962-3 m. •. , .
10 00
7 00
10 00
600
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MEI
.16 00
10 00
6 00
10 00
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7 00.
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12 bd.
7 00
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EMI
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Jet R PIA 1: OF COMMERCE
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A donservatitre Family and Business Paper.
TTiECiFEAPEST ANDBEst WEEKIX IN AMERICA
rIONTA INS news from all the world, thei.)o4 r, porta
of the I , naluce, Crain and Cattle trade, 17iy Goods
and Mese) , kets.
The foe to tlisurgitnizora..NOrt.b. or &Mb. The ti , p
porter LI( the Uohm, t Cotitituti..n and the lau•e.
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. Twenty Copleo or npwar.lA, to one address Cl each.—
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STOIsig,'ITALX ANd trAttAdk,
91 Will strut, Now cork.
' anitnary . 22,
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KOLt_OCK'S •
DANDELION.COFFEE.-
fl WM preparation. made from the best.istra Coffee, ix
Tecommonded by physicians las a superior NUTRI
TIMIS .Ittn't.nall It for Oeneral Debility, Dyspepda,
and all bilious disorders. Thousa lids who have been
compelled to abandon the use of coffee will Imo this
without injurioue effects, Ono ran contains the strength
of two ponmia of ordinary coffee. Price 25 cents.
• .110'locks Levaiii,
The inireat and beat 8A.111140 POWDERktiown, for
.maklitg light, eweet, and nutritious Bread and Cakes.—
lilies 25 cents.
• ' - 111ANUFACTIMED Dr
- 21 E -,- .IE,KOLLOCK, Ch e m ist ,
CORNEA 'litSRIAt AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
'Pintionpirrn,
Anitead , by allDreggieteandG3oere.
Pl4lngelphls, Ifebrue..y.2B,
Farmers and others Take Notice.
. .
T" undersigned haring purchased the entiresta
establishment of A. MAJOR A; BROTHER,
will ntannfaettire and keep on hand a very general as
sortment of 31A01IINE1tY and VARMINO IMPLE
MENTS,-embraelna, Improved -.SOUR-HORSE Powers
end Threshers; Railway Norse Powers and Threshers,
Diagram's Independent steel-wire Tooth Horse 'LAKE;
Diumnia.s Patent Folder, Straw and !Tay CUTTER; Cast
Iron Field Rollers, Grain Fans. Hay Elevators, Clover
Millern, Corn-shelters. by hand or power, Corn Ploughs
and Rlantem, Cultivators, &0., with a variety of the
best PLOUGHS use, &o.
• All of the above Macihnes are of the latest and best
improvements. and areal] warranted to give satisfaction.
Castings nj aU kinds made to order,
and et short ‘notice. Ile also manufactures STEAM EN
GINES, Mill aearing.Slieftingi and Millwork in general,
and pays particular attention to Repairing Engines and
Machinery of all /chide.
He invites all to call and examtn3 the workat the MIL
chine Shop, on Pt:fp:move &mere, Leh unon.
Air- All orders or communications by mall will be
promptly attended to. D. Dr. KARM ANY.
Lebanon, Lebanon. Co., Pa.
Lebanon, Angina 8,1860.
- morien.-1 bean appointed A. MAJOR & BROTHER.
.1.1 my Agents for thepurpose of carrying. °nth.: above
bualue&v. . D. al. KARMA?: Y.
tebmion, Aug Ft 8. 1800. •
NEW BAKERY,
farderidgned would rcepectielly inform the Wei
' l rens of Lebanon, that in Lae commenced the 134.K.8.
INII BUSINESS, in all its varieties,, at his stand, on
Cumberland street, Lehman', nearly opposite the Buck
lintel, and will supply customers with the best BREAD,
CA•KNE I .46:, ,ke. Flour recelfid' rrihn enlittnhers and
returned to them in bread at abort notice. .
CON F.ECTIONERIES,
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ar 'nil kinds, fresh and of the beet qudilig, - constantly
iindistal, mid fuknithed at the lowest pikes.
Th • public is invited to give me a trial.
Lab son 'Noir: 9, 1559. F. U. EBUR.
LE NI 13
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CLOTH NIANUFACTORY...
riIIIANKFUL for past favors, the undersigned respect
-1 fully informs the Public, that he continues to carry
on his ,Manufactory in that llmiover township, Lebanon
Mfextensive nimbi as ever.: It id 'unnecessa..
ry for him to say more, than that tho-work will be done
In the same EXCKLLENT STYLK, which has mule life
work and nano so well knowitin the surrounding coun
try. lie promises to do the work in the shortest puma-
Me time.. Ills ingnufactory Is in complete order, and he
flatters himself to be able to render the Immo eatistaction
is heretofore. lle nutunfactures
Dracut and Narrtna Cloths, Cum - netts varetA, White
and ether Flannels, all in the beat manner:
lie also eaAti , Wool and makes Belle. For the corive
nienee of -blit•Customers, Wool and Cloth will be taken
In at the fallowipg.,ptafer.—At the stores of George &
PO% Looser '& &bitters) George Reinceld, :tad at
the new Anitt Store of .I°o , ol L. Lemberger, near
the Market House, in the borough of Lebanon; at the
store of Shirk k Long, in 'North Lebanon; at S. Gosh.
ert's, Bethel township; at the public house of William
Earneti Fredericksburg; at the store of S. B. Bickel, in
Jonestown; at the etcre of Mr. Weltner, Bellevne;
at the store ofMartinStu - ly, Palmyra; at the storeof Mr.
Zimmerman, Beet linnoeer, Lebanon county. All !tut
orials will be taken away regularly, from the above plw
cas, finished without delay, and returned again.
Those of.hls customers who - wish Stocking Wool card
ed d.Xed . aud . ..ladiied, mu leave .the seine, white, at the
above mentioned places, with directions how they wish
It prepared. Pr Ids customers can order the Stocking
Wool to be prepared front the Wool of the undersigned,
which trill. ha done nod lett at the desired 'dimes.
it. Ili 7t is dostrod that thane having Wool Larded, will
pay the Cash therefor, at the above named plaves.
pi, - LYON I.X3II3EitO
East rfonovor, Lebanon county, Joky 17, Ma.
NATIONAL HOTEL
• (LATE . 1111 Th SCAR,)
Pace Street, abote Third, Philo
pas ostablishment offers great inducements not on.
AU- ly on ascount Of reduced rates- of boarding, but
from Its control leration-to the avenues of trade, es well
as the conveniences afforded:hv the" several Passenger
'Railways. running past end contiguous to it; by which
.grutsts can Pass to and from-the lintel , to - the 'different
Railroad Denote, should they bo preferred to the regu
lar Oninibus boloofflog to tho Hones.
• ,3,.en‘ determined to devote my
,svholl,attitntion to the
' loft and convenience nt my cnos f e.
TERMS $1.21' PE It DAY.
D. C:"ELEOII.IVP, Bropriotor,
• ": Forinerly front Eagle lintel, Lelutnon. Pa.
T. V. MANI, Clerk. "[Philo.. March 12, 1862.
.E ST- LOUIS,
pitp.sTsuir .STREBT
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BitPOO' . Third, arid' Fourth, Phitucli a.
rllllE'inderpignolOmvinig lcased,.for a term Of yearn,
1 fide popitiltr housoOfitve the pitmare of abnOchec
lug to their fridtids and•Mie traveling commetrity that
it Is now open for the iebentiori Of gueet a The house
since the'llret of March laitit,"has been entirely renova
ted anjirefitted in a superior Manner the apertmente
grit large, *ell 'Tentflated avid furnished in moderp;:
atis centrally located, convenient to all the de , :
pot and steamboat landings; and le the immediate vi, ,
einitrof the Ccistoht /louse, Post Office and 'the Corn
Bachenge. . .
Connected with the Motel in a Reeteurent.for the ac•
commodetion of they preferring the Hriropettllt•p4en,-;.
Prictui entombs from Three to Seven-Dollars par week,
according. to.locatton. •
Board per day:. Table d'ilote for, 31erchantli
fliktk balm** men from Ito 3 p. 31. • •
April IL
ts. ,Agraii NS,
-tv-orLD rimqiiitrinf &atm:inon tn the citizens Cr
WV Lebennis , and vicinity-that khe has opened A
FASIIIGNA,BIA toiILIANEILY-tuia MANTUA MAK
ING, ESTAXII I IiiKtIENT, in Market streot, d door
bosh mu:
tg".--- ... _ .
.. - A now !Orli:Fist .r ` opened or Gap , ' etiou,
etlka A taS itat.qt, ' ersiViirit, Crape and Straw
'lto oe , iillet Viset . jubbbian,;:gloWe"7 Pc•
' " tin, V4117;116 . -- '.- • ..
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-ISAAC L. DsvoE,
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' - LY - PREPAAATION
STOOD THE. T OF YEARS,
.And GrowsMovi and. XisiteletlßlAr Every Day
A .ND testimouials. now. east almost xt,itbnut nom
ft: her. might 1)o given-Truitt holies nttct getitletnen in
(111 grathlt of aociety,' whose. trnilotirtestimouy none
eunld reels[, that. Prof. i,tiotatt itettulioive will
restore' the bald and gin . y. abil presert . ..the hair of the
youth to obi age, in units youthful ht;ttuty....
Ituttleertut ;Mich Dee. 21-tt,DIT.S.
Poor. Wool) Thee Writ plitose itceept it;lltle to lofornt
they tbat ,thu hair on my.ltead all, fell .off over twenty
year; ago,•tansed by a cornpllatted chionie disease, at
tended .3 1 0•1 an.et untion' on tbo heat!. A continual
sour . se of suffering through life havillg reduced toe to
state of Aeirelid6nee, lluite not been able toobtainatutf
cor•raps, net ther'itarel hemorristi.totoltsup . ,,np,..lcon•
seg.:WWI, of Which my hoed has CulterKextrcotely from.
aild•. Title induced-me to pay 'Briggs LI/lodges almost
the lastrent I had on earth fur a. two dollar bottle of
thy flare ltitetorativn, about the let of August last. 1
have .efititlifully followed the directions, and the .Italti
spot ist:,.w covert.," with hair ptlek. mid black. though
short. It is also coming in all over my head. Peeling
confident, thatlttlytitrr large Potato would restore It on•
tirely zitt.l pl•rtnanesitly, I 13ei ttaxiou tot . low.erece iU
its use. and heiag destitute of manic ei'litittintati'atty
•more. 1 would ask thee if thee wetsklot cot be wilting
to sethl nic an•drder oh (lam. i geillMl Poi ti battle. rod
reeriVe to thyself the Seriptere derlatalion—"tha re•
ward in to Hama who arc kind to the widow and the
fatherle: , e." Thy friend, Stet !VIA II IC IRBY.
Ligonier, Noble CO., Indiana. Feb. Itth, IBSY.
Paor.o. J. WOOD—Dear Sir the latter part of
the year 1852, while attending the State and National
Law Frlsoid of the state of Now York, my hair, film a
cause unknown to me, commenced falling off very rap
idly. so that In the short apace of six months tint whole
upper part of toy scalp was almost entirely beta* of Its
covering. and Snuck of the renviltditg port lot: rpon the
aide and back part of my head abortly after became
gray, ao that you will not he surgri4ed when t tell you
that upon Maria t 0 the Mitt.l or/Whine. my more
rums' aclirdittattecit Wein not as inticil at a 1,..ja to dia.
cor; , r the einsit of the change he my appeatauve, as my
iunre ielitu ii acmai n lances wen,. lo.ro oguiaa mu at all.
it Wage nyipticrtlon td•;lie tA•eit rhlllful physl-
Clain. ID the country, tot,•raindring up :insurance liviu
them that my hair could again he rastorcd. f *V.I4 forced
. to become reconciled to my fate, until fortunately, iu
the latter part of the year 1537, your ituaturatiru was
reconaneu.l.3l to me by a drocrgist. as being the most
reliable /lair Itmturativo iu use. 1 tried one bottle,
and found to my great satisfaction that it was produc
ing 11. e dell red effect.' Since that (tine I hare UAW! fiar:
• en dollars' worth of your Restorative, and as a result.
hare n coat of very soft black hair, which tie
money Cali tiny.
Ad u murk or my gratitude for your labor and skill
in the production SirATOLlderrld au article, 1 hurl
recommended lie use to many of my ifrininle and ao.
gnelailithree, who, 1. atm happy to Wenn yen, are using
it stith like ellect. Very respectfully yours,
A 111. LATTA.
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Altoroey. skit 4 ettoturitot pt. Lair.
"Depot. 411 Ilroadway, and told by alt de. le:Fthro;iel
out the world. *•
neAt.,retive le pat up iu Bottles of three sines,
vii:. large. medium, and smelt; the email hullo 34 . ; a
pint, and retails.f.or one dollar per bottle; the inedi.an
holds nt least tweuly per tent. more iu ptvportiou than
the email. retaiLe kw two dollars a bottle ; the large
holds a quart. .Ist per cent. MGM In ptuiwortiou and
for 31 a bustle..
.0..1. WOOD & 00., Proprietors. 441 Broadway : New
York, and 114 Marko , . Str,ret, Si.l,a4i4, Mo.
Sold by Dr. ItOSS, Am! by lirtig7l.on and
Fancy Gooda lloalrra. July.3l, '61,1700w.
Econorriy . it., lilreitithl
Cure Your Cough for One, Dime
The BEST and CHEAPEST Household REM
EDY in the World.
Madame ZADOC PORTER'S
HEAT COUGH REMEDIrt
liadurno ZADOC POE.
TER'S Curative lialsase is
warranted it used accord
ilsk to the directions, to
cure WI come, (Maths;
Voids, Whoopifig Cones.
Asthma, and ell affections
of the Throat end Lunge.
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MOST 11(CPORTANT.—Maciarce ZLDOC POE.-
11.1it'S Catative Balsam is sold at a price which brings
it in the Yeabb of every one to keep it convenient for
use. The timely use of a single bottle will prove to be
worth 100 times its oost.
. . _
NOTICE—Save Your Money 1!—Vo. mot' bo
persuaded to purchase articles at.4e.,-to 1,1, which ..do,
not contain the virtue of a Dimo Bottn of SlAltinePor
ter's Carative Balsam, the cod of mannthcturing
which is as great as that of almost any other medicine;
and the very low price at which it is mold, makes the
proSt to the seller apparently small, and unprincipled'
dealers will sometimes recommend other medicines.orl
which their profits arc larger, unless the customers in
sist upon having Madame Porter's and none other.—
Ask for Madame Portor'a Curative Balsam. price 10 eta.,
and in large bottles at• 01: eta., and take.rno ether. If
you can sot get it at one store you cart-at anolkor .
*sr Sold by all Druggiits and store-kiepers at les
cents, and in larger bottles at 20 cents:
BALL & MICHEL, Proprietors.
•
• New York.
•
Ig6. Jos. L. Lemberger, Agent, Lebanon, PA.
January 20, 1862.—ly.euw.
• George 11011Wel •
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LEBANON • ' M • ll_
MI E - :
*a, :see • I• 1161 s•
TRANSPORTATION LINE:
By Lebanon Valley Bailroad.
"DAIVIICIII.AR attention-will be paid to Goods ishlpp•
ed by the lisbatmts Talley Railroad. Goofy will be
sent daily to and from l'lllldttblylitit Myers
town and Anaville Stations, and all otthirpidilits in the
County.
FREIGHTS contracted far at the least plattible Tates
and delivered with dispatch. _
The Proprietor will pay particular etiolation to. an
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attend personally, to the repelvlbi, and delivery of al
Freight,. . •
For information, apply'itt hie Ogee at the . Lobelia'
Talley Railroad Depot. LelmulPti •
EGWARN MARK. his Agent iif tllitlttdelphia. will al.
ways be &pod et 31". H. Bash's Ilferchapes Hatil, North
Third st., Philadelphia.
Jttly 11, 'B4/ 4 • • ONO.. HOFFMAN.
WATCHES AN I CLOCKS:
CLOCKS FOR $l.OO
CLOCKS FOP. $.1.50
CLOCKS FOR $2.110 •
CLOCKS FOR $3.00
CLOCKS FOR $5.00
CLOCKS FOR ss.oo •
CLOCKS.FOR-$20:00
At 3. J. BUIE'S Jewelry Store Lebaucons
AMERICAN 'WATCHES FOR WOO:.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR $25.00
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR. $30.00
-SWISS LEVERS —a goad assortmen t,
J. J. Blair's Jewelry SOkrAe:
SPECTACLES,.
TAR. LUDWICL-leRCILINGER, the celebrated:ol7l
- CIAN, 43 Maiden Lane, NNW YORK, zeepeetfully
informs thu citizens of Lebanon county that. he bast/p
-laint& D. S. RAGER, Dauouurrehis elicit to sell his
ph:NOßA:pap
kaithati . Siieetacie
Gold, Silvoi, and Steel eases, suitable for any deeerip•
tion •of eyes.
Puroliazera will please bear In mind that D.S.,
- RADER'S 'DItUG STORE la 'die . We's - to buy iond
SPECTACLES. [Lebanon,llarth.l9,lB6l.
Books and Stationery - Em
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:
TEACIIP.MV -- 11BADQtrl.RTERS!
c.O l WP•lttaNtis
• HAS RBlli OVE ••
Ilea removed his Bookstore to MarketAtatabaltainft.
11.U1tE may be bad. on reasonstdo tomtits
TV easnrtment of SCHOOL, SUNHAT &noel,:
ICAL and Mincritaicrous BOOKS of every deaorlpttoo.
Copy•Books,pypbering Booke,lostberarl int:kir:lmnd'
Pass Books; and every variety. of STATIANItitY,.II.c.„
wholesale and retail. , ••• ..• • • . . •
••: WINDOW fa.IADESt!: •,- a
Ikro.lSevidriety Fanny,:fttlY,
• • PAPE^R S .•• , •••;. , 44 •
breitftetterne, Pisan, Green; Itlue• and - 04, nie the
lifieeK4Weljnlpt*- ' .‘ r : • •
77 ' O.FaIXT.I4O4:t
• • lot - CA I;L' AND - ExA.wrs4.
Lebanon, September 27.1880. r"ri • ••
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HENRY &
Ifaire ZADOO PORTER'S
Balsam li prepared with
all the rixptirite care sod
from a cumbinathitt
of the best reninfilest. the
vegetable kitiVdPi alcrtl
lta remedial qualities are
based on Us power to as
sist the healthy and visor.
rouscirculation of the
blood, through the lungs..
It is imt wiriolent remedy,
but
log, searching and °fleet.
lye; can he taken by the
oldest person or youngest
child.
Shure ZADOC PORTER'S
Balsam bee been used ty
the public for over 18
years+, and bee acquired
its present sale simply by
being recommended by
those who have used_ It, to
their emitted friehde tuttt
°there, ' • +