The Lebanon advertiser. (Lebanon, Pa.) 1849-1901, April 30, 1862, Image 3

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• LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1862.
HOME AFFAIRS.
stir Why, John, where are you go
ing to in ouch a hurry?
Why, I am going to LAIIIIAOIL'B, In lUarlcut street,
Ce buy a nice lot. of Furniture.
Well, John, can you tell me the reason why Linton
sells no mush more Furniture and Chairs than all the
ablnot•makers In Lebanon together 7
Yee, John, I think I can tell that reason temp 'thinly
ho has Maori get by far the largest and best assort
ments of all kinds of Furn iture and Chairs on band,
which be also sells a great deal cheaper than any other
Csbluet•makerl besides he tuts an excellent cushioned
Furniture Wagon with which be:delivers all Furniture
and Chalre sold by him, free of charge these I think
to be very good and tutilitMegticdte reasons. Is
As the gad Regiment will leave for
the sent of war tbia - week, the pnblie will please
bear In mind that the best and oldest CABINET
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, in Lebanon, la
that of C. Bnollmm:fa's. Any person in want
of good made work will please call on him, be-
fore bolt% elsewhere. 0. BROVIIIRILIFiIe.
LObgtan, Nov, 20, 1861.-omo. •
DieutzszitiG ACCIDENT.—A. (laugh-
ter of Levi Hess, aged about 17 years ) or this
baronet, residing with her aunt at Middletown,
recently bad her leg broken; from the effects of
which she died Ins Sumtay. • •
It seems that a man named Nagle,
of this place, Wlls drowned in the same boat with
Urban, on the Shenandoah. Nagle was a single
„urn ) and alio a German.
lb in a pleasure to us to announce
that Samuel T. Madam was admitted, last
week, ss an Attorney eat-Law at our Courts.—
Mr. Mahatma is in every respect a self-made
man. With limited opportunities to attend school,
and early put upon the shoemaker's bench, he
nevertheless, by study, after hours of laborious
toll, Acquired, together with natural capacity of
a higher order, a fund of information, which
made him a desirable acquisition to the corps of
School l'eaohers of our borough. Of We ,years,
in addition to school teaching, he bas road law
with Gen. Weidman, and bee now been admitted
tonne Courts. Upon tbe 'completion of the pres
ent terra of our soltools, we understand, he in•
fends to open an ofiloe for his now profession, and
we bespeak for him the flattering . sp,ppoa and
confidence of the people of Me native cointy.
Adam Rise has just, returnecl froth
the city with the finest and best assortment of
Hata and Caps that over was offered.to the puJ)lio
of Lebanon aunty. He has all the LAW 'lilies,
which he is disposing of &Joiee to efitt the Times.
Hie stock embraces Nutria, Reseda and Straw
Hats of all descriptions, Please give-biro a call
before ptirchatildg alseWbere. He hits Hats of his
own manufacture, which will prove satisfaatory
'both In quality and price. *
Mr. Abin. Butt sold three acres and
nineteen probe of land a Palmyra, to fir. b
rad Landis, for $160.00 per acre.
Capt. Lantz's Company has
Jtsnetlon at the latest aosount we had from
It, and all the membere enjoyed good health,
The card of Adam S. - Ulrich, At
torney.st-Law, Appeal In another column. Mr.
Hlrloh is a native of Abilville, this comity, and
a graduate of the celebrated Yale College. He
has practiced law in:the Superior Courts of New
England, and domes here with recommendations
of the highest order both from home and abroad.
Persons travelingthrough the north
ern part of our °minty will and the tiatoa Honor.
of Taeob T. Michael, about 3 a mile above 7nnes•
town, on the road leading to ilarrieburg, an ex.
okelient litqff.ttig Owe. Hely an obliging land•
lord, and has .ovary convenience to make hla
guests comfortable.
By reference to -the ordinance in
another column it wilt be, seen- that the Town
Comma! hare eistaidilhed regular markets in Leb
anon, and that the' malls in the Market Haute
Niil be ranted for thdt , porposo neat Saturday.
A number pf.contraote for carrying
tb If. S. Mails on routes In Penusylvtinin
"Nero given Out inet Week. Among them we no
tiiri Wei 2743, from Lebanon to Mt. Zion, three
timer& week, let ,to Henry Houtz, of Mt. Zion,
atlet per year. The contract is for two years.
CATTLE AND COAL OIL I'OE NEW-
Yoitx.---A train of sixty cora passed over the
Imbanon Valley Railroad Iltat 8 1 4Pda7 • bight
week, forty-two of whicb were loaded-with cattle,
dmithe °they, with coal oil, ie., for Nevi York.
Ptia if the lappet stook train that bib passed
over this route for some time,
On Monday night, a train of forty cars, tweth
to Mien etintaining Maths; one . obitikens, and
the other coal oil,. ito., passed offer the same
roan oh t4olr ir a; ttt New:york.
r. '
'.'. - Augdatits P. iinooko, a Member of
Chrpt. Colopeuthoturned betas last week,
baviog been diabbargoiffrom the service, on no.
count of disability train rbeamaticto.' Mr. K.
Wus lnthe service about 11 months; and,mjuie a
good soldier. We trust be may ppeedily be rid
, ,
of hie othlotion..
Jannee Ferry formerly of thisplaeb,
Rae in the battle of Pittsburg Lendlug, sod es
caped unhurt. During the latter part of tlih Set
tle be WAS . In command of hie oompany,. the
+etagere above blm,lniVing either been killed or
.dlttbled.
ICaptalo Eldirin George who also in We tunale
a 4 eacapod uninjurpd.
` Lieut. IRMA of this place,
wee in the .4itler lir - Pittsburg Landin,.. The
following Islip el.i.tfailt from a Jotter mitten on
the hattlitelet tails parents. We are delighted
they Lettaies Tas re well represented :
"'You no 'doubt have heardof.the glorious
victory Ile htive,gained.. A fter a long and
wearisome march of .twenty miles—with
out rest, almost without food—we entered
the battle field. ' We 'Wore engaged four
Aimee, and each timedrove the enemy back.
°apt. Acker, my captain fell at the first
fire—and the command of the company
devolved v upon me. My most intimate
friend, Lieut. Mitchell, of New York' City,
was killed. 1 attended to the burial of
Capt. Acker and Lieut. Mitchell; Our
cowpony, being the centre company, sus
tained the severest loss. Of my con du c t,
I shall only say'that I tried to do my do 4.
The, official report of our officers will speak
far itself. Our loss is 25 per,,cent. of the
whole number engaged. The 15th ,aud
letitliegniars are spoken:: of every where
for ‘their bravery and gallantry. They did
noblY, :I am Welt and safe: hut ,pretty well
worn nit. We make an advance on Co
rinth, Bilwdowippi. A portion of the.com
mend have gone forward; prisoners are
coming la knurly. • °net. Terrill's battery,
to which 1484 L udlow mattaohed,crowned
itself with glory,t•and did terrible execu
tion amongst the rebels. I will write you
a full account of thip, battle the first per
. lama camp we , , - gettett. After the first
,Atre, self was entirstliforgetteni and the
Olaf object was tir.d back , the rebelk,•
AO we did it. Four thitalie engagekeash
Nttia , ffislylng them bailie., 7.'ie..lstbrAttil.
19th Regulars were engaged with a •
AD brigade of rebel troops!
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A Democrat met a Republican. in
South Lebanon township, last week, when the
following conversation took place
DE3t.—Well, slavery has been abolished rit the
District of Columbia. .•
REP. — •That's one of your Looofoco lies again.
D.-014 no; its. true.
R.—l don't Wier° IL
blitiou a snit of clothes, and will leave
it to any of the leaders of your own party in Leb
anon..
R.—ls it really true ?
D.—Yes, of course it is. Both Houses of Con
gress passed the bill, and the President has sign
ed it.
H.—Well, I have been fooled often enough by
my party, but I thinkthe last time is in the past.
However, I didn't Pea it in our party papers, at
least I didn't understand it so.
D.-4:111, no; they call it emancipation., (mulls
cation, colonization, and all
B.—Emancipation...la not abolition 1„
thenel.t . door; to it,,/tad, naccamte. to
the eame thin: loOrgve r; slavpry is fiej only
abolished in V r ashiniton, but we have got tope;
for the slaves, and if they or the free ones choose
to go traveling they are to have not more than a
hundred dollars each for traveling expenses from
the government.
R.—Outrageous. Where will they go to ?
D•--Hayti or Liberia and back. Some will
perhaps make a trip to Canada.
R.—Mhat will they come back for? Why not
stay tbere when they get there?
D.—What are they to do there ?
R.—Ths4's . Choir look:out
' D.—.Thoy *HI stay there, if they go at all, if
the Government feeds and clothes them, and
don't make them work. They like to do noth
ing, and we can afford to pay taxes. We are rich.
opposed to the uta!ss arrangement.—
It's a scandalous shame.. We . have expenses
enough in qßsslling the rebelli4"without doubling
it to free niggers, when no body, can tell us what
is to become of_ them or whethes they will be any
hotter off after they are free than they are now.
I suppoae„ since the thing's begun there will be
no end to it now. Next there will be a scheme
to free the negroes in Delaware, "and we pay, for
it ; then'in Maryland, Misaouri, - Kentucky, and
so on, until either slavery or thp present Congress
is abolished entirely. Hereafter When - vote I'll
be a little more careful., Good day.
A bakery bas bOett started in My
eratown.
The Board of Manages of the
Washington Insurance"Ootnpitiky hos, laid art As
sessment of $425 on the $l,OOO, to meet recent
heavy losses by fire. See Advertisement.
The light of - a:largeTire was seen
from this. gloCe late on Satofday night a w
It was occasioned. by Abc•btittsing of a lar
. helonging.to JospipiliV.,.W. Kell, in
Activnahlp., Birks county, about 4 wile
Reading.
. The recruiting. offices in this 'place
have boon closed. We have not learned what
success attended their efforts.
The standard question 'for country
deleTiLleg seofe ties, is the irsiit3r evil,
jutesirperance or war,", le pow datum77ond the
*equally voluminous one " why the greater
evil abolitionism or slaver,Wa taken t he
place of It.
1t0.).1 TILE 9.3cl:—At the last advi-
Coo the 93d Regiment, P.
• V., was still in the en
campment near Warwick, C. B. awaiting orders.
A correspondent says
Since, last L wrote, iye.hAve Marched to thil lo
cality, and, with.the inclemency of .the weather
and seareeity of provisions, attendant upon the
change, may be said to have• endured a decided.
ly unfavorable part of_ stildiecing. Yet there is
no use in dwelling apon these inconveniences as
they are part and parcel of the vocation, and
might as well be endured with reconciliation.—
We are now close enough to the rebate to hear
the drums beating. The "chivalry" frequently
throw shell at the "boys" who may wander near
their works, but as yet have succeeded in killing
no one belonging to our Brigade . Our batteries
have returned the compliment at times, bat of
late all promiscuous tiring have been prohibited.
We ere prat" well prepared for warfare, and
the 44 bo:y e," edging by c.Nterniil a ppear4nee, are
all "eager fur the fray."
In fine, hero we are,—waiting patiently for
abything.that, may turn up.. Sometimes, just
about hedqinte, we ore ordered out upon "fatigue
duty,"—which consists of stealthily throwing up
earthworks in.front of the Rebel batteries, and
within a pretty fair range of the same ; at other
times, under the same duty, we are allowed to go
as guards to some Regiment's foraging expedi
tion, and thus the time passes. along. Yet it
must. be acknowledged that we have experienced
during the past month or so, more of the-vicissi
tudes of soldiering than in all the rest of the ckb
paign put together but as habit is a see - Mid ea r
tore to homaniti, we become gradually inured
to all sorts of hardships.
PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.
Co9monwealth vs. Frederick Wise. Assault
and 'Battery, alleged to have been eomittitted on
liarbaimMargend. erdict not guilty it' nd Coun
ty pay thn;coate.
Canaraanirealth vs. Frederick Wise, Assent&
and Battery, Verdict, the defendant guilty in
manner and forth as indicted. •
„Conixonnrartith ys. Franklin Putt. Assault
andillattery on tile oath of Henry Lagertnan.—
The . Gland Jury found a true bill. no tietoncl.
ant was held in $lO6 bail for his appearanoo at
neat Court,
Commonwealth vs. George Ely. Amen lt and
Battery. 'The Grand Jury ignored the bill, -and
ordered Catharine Keicither, the proseoutrix, to
pay, costs.
Comirionwealth vs. William Thiel). Paige
pretences. -Bill-ignored and County to.pay costs.
Commonwealth vs. Allen Gerberich. Assault
and Battery on the oath of George Zanier. Ver
dict, not guilty, and the prosecutor pay costs. ,
John Wika vs. Levi Gerberich. This was
an notion ler damages resulting from the sedum.
tion of the plaintlfre daughter. Verdict in fa
vor of the plaintiff for $250 damages.
Joseph Roder vs. John Aloulfair. Acaoh ' of
debt on a boodgiven by the defendant for the
purchase of land near the Union Water-Works..:--
Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $191.25.
Jacob Weidle vs. Stmefferatown Water Compa
ny. Debts for Ground Bent. Verdict in faVor
of plaintiff' for $73,80.
Miscellaneous Eniglnsi.
r am composed or 26 letters.
673 , 114 26 4,are worn by gentlemen:'"
My 311 21 1, is one of the points of tho compass-.
My ,6 18 1219,1 s an Insect. -
.14411111.16 , was a.wlokeit *Won.
My 10,13 7 : 18, is a Nieuwe.
bly 1711 24 20, is a nttnaeral.
My 24 23 22 26, Is a veileY
My ithole.le the wish of all who onto stein Abolition
doctrine.. .
ithswer to enigma of last,week—The victory -gained
by Gea:Sbielda and his troops, near`Winchester, Pa.
.
A uswers m
Anagra oof last week—l, Eineartle; 2,
Blanchester; 8, Garter Camp; 4, St. Bernard ; 6, Prince
Edward ; 6, San Diego; 7, Melbourne ; 8, Stoneham;
9, Santarem: 16, 31lostardas. •
LETTER FROM 01110.
•For the Advertiser.
Ddrmersnvnu,' Om, April 22d, 1862.
Wm, M. Basstatf, Sir , write from this
Place to give you a small synopsis of my travel
to this=place. On leaving Lebanon, I arrived at
Harrisburg at l Tessin through a fine •
agriewitrtral -district. In Harrisburg I had to
wait a Aort,Ainie, for the western train for Pitts
burg. By and by the Iron horse stood ready to
take me off for thp smoky city. Off_he went with
me, passing through'the heart of the coal and
iron producing regicTh, and the grandest and
piotnresque of mountain scenery in the Keystone
State. The Logan House at Altoona. is a fine
and commodiously emastruoted building, of fine
architectural proportions. The traveler who sees
it for the first time does not fail to feel . surprise
that so suburb a house has been erected there.
Kittanning Point, at the top of a heavi grade
presents the grandeet view to the Bight on the
- Whbla retite,,Where a;vitaf;extend of landshaPide
apriad-tint lefore. the ever-preeenting all them
sonuiry whiok oniAul'a,Cittet
-~.:
,lover of nature : On leaving the. latter
,ilace I
was taken through the awesome dark tunnel.
Its total length is 3,612 feet; its width 24 feet
its height above the rail 24 feet. The depth
below the summit of the mountain 203 feet.—
The next and greatest engineering work on the
road, is the curvature (the horse-shoe bend,)
which is one of the grcates engineering triumphs
of the age. The road grades at a curve of 95
feet to the mile. From which place I was soon
taken to the smokey city, where I changed cars,
which was the only length of time I stopped in
Pittsburg. From thence I was almost in a twin
kle of an eye taken into the Buck eye State. then
on to Dayton. On which route I passed through
some fine agricultural districts on to the 3liatna
valley. The Minnie valley is one of the Emeat
agricultural sections of the country I ever saw.
There is a great quantity of Tobacco raised in
this section of the country. . •
The soil is very rich, and of a sandy nature,
all through the valley.
-Dayton is a very fine place; dfie bitildinge in it;
` , and very nicely situated on the banks of the
Miama. The City contains the finest streets I
ever saw in any City—the streets' have the ap
iiearince, in firmness and cleanliness, of a barn
floor. .
Some iarta of Ohio NT hieh have passed
through is very wet. Y have seen farms which
have the appearances of Lakes more than of
farms, partly owing to the heavy rains they have
here LtOW and have bad. ,
The wheat crap though shows to become a
promising one as far as I have come.
Yours, Truly, M. R. REAM.
Just as we go to.prekis we received
a letter from the 107th Regiment, whidh, among
other interesting information, informs us that
Lieut. John U. Bowman has resigned on account
of, ill health. We shall publish the letter in full
next week.
grad ltditti4.
The Confessions and Exporzenoo of an Invalid
—Published for the benefit and as a warping and a
caution to young mon who suffer from Nervous Debil
ity, Premature Decay. to.; supplying at the same time
the means of Self-Cure. By one who haseured himself
after being put to great Mspelite through medical im
position sod quackery. By enclosing a past paid ad
dressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES , May be had of the au
thor, NATIIANIEL 51AYPAIR, Esq., Bedford,' Kings
Co, N. Y. [New York, March 12;1862-1y.
. .
•
Prevention is Better than bite,
TO ladies of delicatehealth or impaired ‘ orgatiization,
or to those by whom an inerdasmor family is ft oat
any reason objeetionable, the undersigned would offer
a preseriPtion which is perfectly refiablmand safe, and
which has been prescribed lir vitrioulf parte of the old
world for the past century. Although thearticle levee
ry cheap and simple, yet it has been put up in .halEpiut
bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbitant
pricem f $5 pertbattle ; the unnersigued prpposes to fur
nish the recipe for the small sum of $l, by the posses.
slim of which every lady can, supply herself with a per ,
feet safeguard. at any drug store; for the trilling sum of
'l5 cents per year. • Any physician or druggist will-'tell
you it is perfectly harmless, and thousands a:testimo
nials can be procured of ite efficacy. Sent to part
of tile world on receipt of $l, by addressing
Br. J. CADEVERAUX,
• P.-O. Box, 'No. 2352, New Raven, Coon. '
August 7, 1861—Iy.
NEURALGIA, OR NERVOUS 'ItiIEU.:IIA
TISAI, was the first of a line-of nervous Complaints,
to which Hiennewell's Toixt Amid* was so signally
adapted.. It has proved all we claimed for it. There is
'and only one obstacle ,to immediate results,
which is Zwligestion.' As the . Anodyne labelled entirely
on all objections to mercurials, so weakening to tire
muscular and-intestinal parts of the body, a simple
Fatperfectly adopted to the Anodyne is prepared. by
tirWt•Pprietor and will be Serif„,,when requested, 'free"
untilTians are ' lnatured for placing their true charac
ter as assistant to the Auotlyne, and most perfect Fam
ily AT* before the World. See advertisement.
February 12,'62-Im. •
IfTigikato 4Dtivcs
CHRIST ommon.—Services in Temperance ' Mall: every
Sunday at 10. A. M., and every Friday at
Sv JOHN'S ,41:POIMED 011traort.--ItegOF servhas every
Wedhesdity' evening at 734 o'elbek'i.every Siinday
MOM*, tat 10 O'clock, and every Sunday evening at
7 o'clock .
English preaching next Sabbath morning and evening
'fir the illethodist Episcopal Church.. ! •
English preachlignext Sabbath marling in the First
Reformed church.
Gerinemaelivices next Lord'aday morning, • pnd English
in the evening, in• Zion's !bailer= church. -
English preaching next Sunday morning in Salem's
Lehman church, at 034 o'clock.
Barrifti •
, -
On the 22d inst., by the Rey..T. 11. Mark, Rev. LIEN
RY E. lIACKMAN, of .Rebereburg, Centro Co, former.
ly of Lebanon county, to 21ARY 'C. IIEAN, of Eabt
Remover, Lebanon Co. .
On the 24th Inst., by the Rev. rf. S. Miter, 3fe:IVID
LIAM BEN DER to MARY - WINTZER, both of Corn ,
wan.
ob the 25th Inst., Ly ilie same, Mr. FRANCIS R,EIM
LY, of, Cornwall, to MARY IMBODY,' of Lebanon. .
i~~.
In. South Annville, on the 2d February, 1862, MARY
ITERR, aged 9 yeare , on the 25th March, 1852, ELIZ
ABETH MERIt, aged 8 years, 8 menthe and 8 days; on
the 31sCalterch,1882, SAMILVI, 11911111, aged 1 year, 3,
months and 9 days, all children of Joseph Mg
hethcfarr.
•
On the morning -of the 15th - inst., in 'this ‘borengli,
CATIIARI NE, witiow , of.Michsel.ll. BCIRILEE, deed,
aged 53-years, 6 inonths and 17 daYe.
On Abe
,inst., slittgletewii, MATILDA RE
BECCA, &uglier of. Levi REES, of this place,aged 16
..yk an, 3 Months and 4days: ,
Departed this life, hopefully in the Lord. on the 12th
of April, VERONICA, - Consort of the foie ,RA.y
DIMS, deceased, aged 58 yeare, 1 'month and 4 Hays,
.gm , the 16th inst., the remains, attended by a .lerge
concourse of peoigle, were...interred in tiro Evangelical
batial ground, after which Rev. Jehu &bell delivered
a very Impressive discourse.
Oa the 12th inst., in Fretlarlashurg„..loBl4% If, son
oaf Jam nod Satan BUCII * OTEN., aged 3 years, 13.
al Atha and 17 days.
M Cotten. trod Grove, Chincothe county, ltfo., on , the
1 5th in et.. after at, illness r.f only . About seven, hours,
90141A31 8., son of alr. 8. P.. 8.116118, lately of Leh
anon, age„g 13 years, 11 nionths, and 18 days. •• •
On thel4ll inSt DAYIO KILLYSG9IIt, of East Ilan•
ores, aged al years, moo ths . ned 24 days.
On the 9th inst „ItIA itlet. MAGDALENA WENTZ,
of 'East Hanover, 'sae of the late dollal HERTZ, - aged
79 years, 8 menthe and 4 days.,
On the 27th , Ita Annvllle. /tumult' Bstrm, SOD
of almoA lil, and , Oarnline ca 4.1.1 ,1 &gi l d 1 . 0 learniba and
I 2 days.
On the2sth ult., in Annr.ille,..lolll*l 118.141tY, eon, of
John Sarah RUDY, aged I year, 9:montbe" and' 1
day. '
,
On the 1.70 h nit., in Campbruatown, .
siin •of
Martin and Mary . WELPBI,4I.t, aged . l year; li months
and 1.2 days.- ' •
Ou the 12th' !nat., in Oanipbelloton n, OLAY,
eon'of John A. and - liizabeth WEALA:Nii,aind 8 yeara,
4 mouths and I'f•days..
Oommunicatod.l
•On the litb of April, in - Lebanon, ELLZARETTI
XFAOS.E 11181 - 1, daughter of .Vatin W. and . Ame lia it.
Mitch, egedl year; plant/is and 18 days. -,. • - •
A healthy, happy, 'Joyous child, its strong constita.
lion and buoyant spirit battled ',nut and firmly against
the inroads of disease; but, overborne at length by pro
tractedAsufferbrg,lt,fliund aklivetanee is the peaceful
arms of death . What a light goes out in the family
with the kiss of srirb a child I The full lone/knees of
the vacant place only parents can know Yet,at every
Cloud has its "silierlitting"*liich shows that, theta is
a shining sbh behind it. so every chi istien.sorrow is H.
himined by the `g olden light of.a better world- hopeful.
The death of &child is ths,futlillment of a_great mis
sion without toil, the winning. of kgreac victory with
s-ant a battle; and • the reiohing of a distant and glorious
biome by,a abort journey.•
Lay her gently to her rest
-'heath the church-yard's• shaded sod•;
Wait, as her own spirit.weits
For the trump of God!
Deck her grave with. lively green,.
.Plant a - flower atite head;
hopeful, lovely be the scene •
Round the lonely dead..
See her not ss when She died i
.Not asaleeping in the tomb—
Think erher as glorified s.•
.In the heavenly Home!
In your heart's deep t silent lave,
Let her sacred image - lie;
Me a sc.:Stet bliss to beaM. -
Thut eau never die.
The Lebanon Market.
_cukrun.# cw.hvde4,-K;44i,
•„ e ' • . , LEBANCE, Warassoet, APRIL 30, 1862.
Lob. Mills Bx. Fain $6 25 Eggs, 'ils doe., 10
,Smith ,6 extra 620 Butter, It lb., 14
Leh. Val: Sliper. Firma 50, Tub or salted butter, 10
Prime White Wheat,. I 25 Lard, 8
Printe i ßed Wheat • 1 16, Tallow, 6
PriMe Rye, 55. Ibun, 9
Corn, 45 Shoulders, ' 7
Oats, • , 30 Sides, , 7
Clover-Seed, 4 00 604 14 7
Timothy-seed, 1.75 Bees-wax, 25
Flax-seed, , 125 White Rags, 3
Drled.Apples, *be., 100 Mixed Rags, 1
DrieilApples, pealed, 150 Flax, VI lb., 1234
Peach "Seitz," 250 Bristles, lii ib„ • 40
Peach 1 4 11nixele," .125. Feathers, ¶ IO lb., 62%
Merril*`. :1 50 Wool, lii lb., .40
Onionsr 37 Soup lionas,lt qt., , 6
potatoes,* bus, —46 ,V.lilegarAk 0414 '., 12 1 4
• • .. . -... Apple Butter, 41 orok ,45
. The PhilirdetOlualtiakktt:.
iltztptet 'ffs ,
AM__ ___A: ".__Ajortsr Saturlayofiptil 2o
p."IIC- , A l bav iti iffitiir**ling.uCUießlotemar •
..
ket, but the tratle.is devoid of much life—the de
mend being quitelimitid`bOth for shipment and
home consumption. The sales, for export reach
1200 iintl7soffhta., , including'irupurline at $54.2.3
(05 25 ; fine sit $5 ; extras at $ 50®5 62i
and extra family at $5 62i bbl. The sales
to the trade hero been from our loVest figure
. up
to $6 50 for common and fancy, as in cituility.—
The receipts are 'very small, - hardly up to the
wants of the city • trade, and the stock is gradifal
ly becoming reduced. . -•
Rye Floor is steady'. 150 blds. sold at* $3 25
@3 371 bbl:
Corn Meal is very quiet' Sales of , 100 bbls.
Pennsylvania at $2 65 `4O bbl.
The offerings of Wheat are very small and it is
in active request at an advance of 2c "44 bushel
Sales of -20®22,000-bushels prime Pennsylva.
eta red at $1 27 afloat, and 1800 bushels good
white at $1 40 bushel. '
Rye is scarce, and taken onLarrival at 72c. for
Pennsylvania.
• Cern is in good request, and. we advance our
quotations Po bus4l. Sales of 3®4000 busb-.
els.yeltow, part at 550. afloat, and part at a price.
to be lied.. .
. .
Oats aro in demand, With further sates of South
ern and Pennly tennia at 37e.
Chiverseed is steady st $4 'so@4 64tbs.
but there is very 'Pale demand: _We4ciuote Tim
othy at $1 75@2 lift bushel, and Flaxseed item
$2 10@2 15.
Whisky is quiet; sales or Olio-6arrels at 23/
24c. and drudge at 21}e,—which id a decline:•.
CATTLE MARKET.—The offerings of- Boef
Cattle show a slight, felling off as compared with
last week, reaching about 1450 hcad, and'the
market was very dell; pricee although without
.much actual change in quotations, were fully
56a lower at the close; and , rauged at from $7 to
$9 the 1.00 lbs. the latter for extra quality.
.The
principal sales were made at sB@s9l'.
Cows. AND Carrna'.--4botit 75 Were sold,. at
from $lB to s3s_eael4 , according to condition.
flogs arelowet, the receipts and sales reach
ing some 2,800 Wad; including 2,100 at Imhoff's
at s4t©ss,l for still $5 50@C far 'corn
fed, and...6004°1d at , the Av.eque yartl,, at ..ss(gea
the 100, lbs. net.
SHEEP:—About 7,200 Were disposed of at 4 eta.
for sheared, abd cents V. lb. grow for
wool sheep ;ratber lower thaw_last week.
gitu'.:gt(il'ttitj.o.,ttittiit t .
, .
ADA* eLitICH,
ATTORN'EY'.AT- LAW'
FUNCK'S BUILDING, second story, in the rooms
I. lately ocettpiekt , by Jobrilt. pownaan, Lebanon; Pa,
....Lebanon, April 30,1862-6rd,* . -
AN _et:DANA C'E
for the itstaldishing and regulating of /Ifsrkets in the
Borough of Zetianon. s;
SEct , ' 1. Be It enacted and.ordlafbed, tietki,Pitrgese
and Council of- tha'Bormigh ot - Lebinen, that rime:and'
Niter the passage and publication of this 6rdinande, the
stabs of the Mar ket-11cuse she; l be let at public auction
to tho highest:bidder; fOr the year terminating on the
MUT SAlliaSk . &VAN MAT. 2863, n hi c h day shall hereaf
ter he the redulaiday for renting market stalls; awl
that the stalls on the weetsiiie el the Market noose be
rented to Machete, those on the , east side to farmers
end others; FrStWed,. That, -on: the . day of renting
stalls_ should the entire west side of the Allricabidonse
be rented ltrbutchere,and there still 'pe- other butchers
di sirens of rentingestallimthen, should there be stalls
remaining um ented-on the east side,:eneh- 'Stella -May
be Tented - to butchris ; 114 notutitil tlti reguliti hour
of renting has passed and there he-no-more Applicants
for stall front Mt - meteor others entitled to the prefer
°tweet the east Aaii ' • the SAM* course . to be pursued
should tbs.eatt lide be Pedand vacanclea r remain
theWeet side.
.
' case all the Stale Isi-the Market-Rouse are rented
and there shall still be - further applicants for,. stalle,
then subli"applieniits,'Uti the payMent of one dollar to
the Chief Barges', shall Se given a permit to back up
their wagons. to the curb cio, the nest el eof Market
Street. item Walnut Wiley to Spring 'Allah except the
pert opposite the Pdarket , lfoutie.
Sect 2. Be it further rirdnined and enacted by the
authority eforbssid; ThatTnetalay, Wednetklay, Friday
and Saturday of Each kith ellen belle regular market
days. The houriimatimentineat 6 o'clock on Tuesday
and Friday evenings' add terminating' at o'clock on
Wednesday and Saturday mornings; audit at the Met
'Constable be Clerk of the Idarket: •
Banr. 3 Bo it further•ordalued and enacted by the
"oval ortty aforesaid. That it shell not be lawful for any
store keeper; green groeer, or ,any other' peremi,Co go
iota the Market of this Borough from Trittedery noon to
Wednesday noon, and from Friday noon to Saturday
noon of each week, and bey, for - the purpose of selling
again, any butter, eggs, poultry; or any other marketa
ble commodity ; nor to engage therein during such
hours with such persons es bring - thud' tio'• =tricot, to
kerma nd bring them to their agree duringor'after the
hours named," person-offending against such ordi
nance, and bets `dowviefed "Werner beforo - the , chief
Burgessnr any Jcsitos of the Peice, shall`Pay a fide of
ton dollare and soots''
• •Strer 4. Bttit further oittatinstrunittuveaCted By eh's
authority aforesaid,)4at it shall not lawful for any
portion whatsoeiier "tiv'hawk about,sell, or expose to
sale, in any of the ytrusta, panes or alleys of sold /lore',
ml Market slays, daring market. hrurs any butter ,eggs.
fruit. vegetables, meat or flab; or any — other article ,of
marketing whatever, except front the stalls in the Mar
ket•llouro or curb-stands between the alleys named,
under a penalty of fiyeviollars for every such offence,
which the party so offending, shall forfeit and pay to
the Chief Burgessand Comsat of Lebanon' for the use
of said Borough, to he collected as debts under one hun
dred doll :re are by law collected.
Ste. s.—Be it further ordained and enacted by thenu
thority aforesaid.
Thut DO persons except farmers and other persons
bringing ate prodate of thefr own stoekto market Shall
sell or expose for sale any butchers' Meat in any of the
streets, lanes or alleys „Of the borough of Lebanon, in
any cart, wagon ortarriage; nor snail mrry about the
seine therein forsale at any time, unless ha or they tea
carrying and selling shall first have rented a staff in
the market house or shall have paid the price for` stick
stall, Provided, that the above excepted persons Shall
not sell less than a quartet at a time. Any person vio
lating this ordinance shall forfeit and pay a fine of five
dollars for the use of the borough, to be collected se di
rected in section 3.
Sac. 6.—11 e it further ordained and enacted by the au
thority ale:ea:lid,
That the Chief Burgess appoint a standing committee
of on markets, who shell have the general
supetvision of the markets, and the stalls and. Mande
within market for the - use of which routs May
be reserved to the. borough, shall be marked out, de
fined and numbered by the said committee , and 'annu
ally on the firs Saturday shalt let them ant by
public auction to the highest bidder, giving at least
tbreliyee. We' unthzabereof bY advertisement in two or
newepapets, of the day endlitao; efor leas
ing tbelitelisund stande in the different market places
wnd/iiirts thereof, aciA.rding to the market regulations,
and if mkt stands or etalls shall not be teased at the ap
pkinted perieg, the said committee inaylet the same for
the reit of the year at such rents ^'as they shall judge
fair, having regard . ** thk period , of the season ; and
any person renting either mariner as aforesafd, who.
shall refuse or neglect topay the amount therefor with
in tire days after each letting, the committee shall de
ntate Miele stall or stand vacant, and be at liberty to
let the same, in manner As mentioned last aforesaid,—
The said committee shall,-upon the payment of the
amount of each stall or'stand issue a'certitteate, Signed
by the chief burgesiand secretary, to every Person en
titled to the saute, and thisi shall keep'a record, *here
in shall be 'entered the-number of each stall - or'stand,
with the names of the persons bolding the same, and
the price received for each, and pay'ever all moneys as
received to the borough treasurer. And the secretary
*hal; prepare for tire use of the elerlvof the -zaarket ; a
list of the stalls and stands which have been Jeased,
ailfffif the persons who are authorize*. to occupy and
use the same ;, and the said committee shall give the
necessary directions to, the clerk of the market, and
see that the market regulations are carried out and en
forced.
SEC. 7,-Be it further ortlained and enacted by the au
thority dforesaid, • •. •
That no stall in Abe market house shall be - mated for
letts"than fire dolbun.per;. ism; year. ' • •
• 81e.:.8.--ne it further crash:led and•enacted by the au
thority aforesaid,,. . . • . ' • .
That all ordinances or, farts of Ordinances rola ting to
markets i n the borough of Depenon' heretofore punted.
be and-thasemelire hereby reptadosl- -- , ,
.MuletedlAVrly22, 1862: •
„ •
"
liAltltt ANY, Chief BP.F.igeidi.
Attest.--4,L Gpspisws.tr; . -
tebiuon; 4pril 24, 1:402.
Ji
1047,4sliiicigott7:pa /11.0
ASSEBBSIENT. .
ON *coma ; of having lua several dres.lately. the
LJ Board of Managers of the Washington—Alutual
Fire insnrance Companies of Lebanon, Pa:, has laid on
assessment No. 1 of 81.25 per thousand, on the tails
biwamounts, and instructed the Seitristery.•to receive
the same, who baa therefore selected ,the following-pla
tes and times, to re c eive said assessments ,ftpm mess -
m
he insured in tbisCompany, Tin ;.
On Monday, the 28th of May next, between,the liours'
of 9a. ni.. and 4 p..m. at the public house of Captain
Earnest, in Fredericksburg.
On Tuesday, May 27th, between the hours of
and 4 p. in., at the public house of Thomas. heater,' in
Jonestown.
On Wednesday, May 28th, between the. bouts of S a.
in. and 12 m., at the public house , of B. Bordner, in Un-
ion township,
On Wednesday, May 28th, between the hours of 2
and 5 g. in., at the public house of Jacob W. Adam, in I
East Hanover.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 29th, 311th anti
31st May, at the aloe of the Secretary, bet Ween the
ileum of , B a. m. and •5 p. m.
On Monday, Junk2d. between the hours of 1 and S
p. m., at the public house of Christian heifer, in Pal-'
myra.
On Tuesday, June 34, between the hours. *MIL a. in.
and 2 p. in., at tbe public house of Jacob Carmany, in
Amarillo. •
On Wedneiday, June 4th, between thtsbount of .9 a.
in. end 3.pt in., at the public bouso `of 'S. in.
Cornwall township.,
On Thursday, June sth, betw cemlbe Miura of 9. a. m.
and 3p. m, at the public hones of Levi S. - Oberly, in
Shaefferstovrn. • .
On Friday, June Bth, bonrs,of 10 a. in.
and 3 p. tri., at the publichouse of it. Manderba6l,• in
Alyerstown.
On June 7, 9,10; 1T; 12, ITund 14, - agairint the office
of the Secretary, inLebanon, between3llis Imre of 8.
iminntiera-can low their. assessments at.either of the
aborii.gbicee on said days, natitday- who neglect-to
eiumeo obatged an additional...SY lOgir. ck.forthetiollec-•
ttion of tilidd tingaiditsseasenent.'
r A
.• Jo BOWMAN, Presiderd. '
Attest- 9. Beey.
Lebanon, April:80;082.: .a .
44alidarrEadnt14Killial glidtiOet
tlitiChisp Store o f •it
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
•1862 NEW STYLES. , IB62
DAM RISE, in Cumberland Street, between
V ia
AL Market and the Quirt House, north side, has
now on hand a epleudid assortment of the New
Style of TlA. , rs AND COS, for men and boys, for 1868,
to which the attention of the public is respectfully invi
ted. lints 'of all 'prices, from .the cheapest to the most
costly, always on band. Its has also just opened a spier,
did assortment .of .SLIMMER HATS, embracing such as
STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, PEARL, HORN, LEG
HORN, SENATE, QUBIAN, and all others.
WS„. He will *deo Wholesale all kinds of Hate, Caps,
&c.,. to CountrgAlerchente on adfautagecus term.
Lebanon, April a°,.1862.
a. nArisir
NZIIV
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS!
Just received at
HENRY & STINPS.
- c EA P, T 0 R.E •
A Splendid Assortment of
LADIES I ,L.DRESS 00.04.51
TARY 0001)S,.. of every deserkptioti,
Jur offered at reddred. prhies,
1 ADEW Striped, Plaim, Frilled arid Silk S4C4S,
-Li all the me. ,
SUN V ABILILLLAS, FANCY FIL4DES, PARASOLS,
1.3 a large assortment, at prices to Bolt the timed.
°AR ekTS, Offetelha, 'Window Paper, Skeleton Slane,
kJ kc ,a nsw article, told cheap, at the
GOLD/111 - am of LOWRY .SPINE,
Sstith,weat.Corner of Market and Onrabelland'ate.
Lebanon, A 011.86, 1862 ,
/IDYLS' 'AND Bo' YEAR,, a large aasortment,
offbred.yory ,bw, by . HENRY & STINE..
iIitESS GOODS, ter Ladies, &every description, cash
rou'able 'anti magnificent styles, just received and
prices', by .;;,. DENBY & STINE.
LATEST NEWS
Of theleheapest and Best Goods
EVER SOLD IN LEBANON! 1
Beets, Shoes bats, Ca dr.c.
rrEtE undersigned has open. • •' • e
BEST ASSORTMOSTB
HATS, CAPS, BOOT .
SON ES; Tit-49M M° ' t
° -de...l;er all kind& and of the beet
materials. Which he will sell at prices
to r,cowmeu.i them to purchaser& Of the HAT Ir he
has quite a varistrof New Styles, embrabing the Wash.
ingtou, Stanton, Burneide,Ltupent. McClellan, String.
ham and Monitor Hat, very beautiful and very cheap.
Of CAPS helms a Complete assortment cf all the New
got up in impetior taannere-wLih fine finish;
Ignmen's,•Miesaa•and• °Withi:ea Hal:now/a Gaiters,
Congress Boots, Slippers, and all other kinda; Men's
and Boy's Balmoral', Oaf erd Ties, WA 31 hie= Ties,
Congress Boots, and all other kinds worn by them, in
eluding BOOTS and uf the ;I/incept varwties,
at lilt cheap Slbre •
Walnut Street,next to , the County Prison.
IPA. Thankful 'for the Mina! encouragement of the
public heretofore, I would invite all winking anything
in my line to call and examine my stacklibt,ca melting
their purehneec
Lebanon, April IT. Hie/ r Jos. BOWMAN
P. S. Measurea taken and work made at short notice.
A. •LIST OF: R.ETAILEItS
F FOREIGN AND IXIMEttrO 4. GOODS, WARES,
MEACIIANDIZE, At., which were returned by the
Mercantile, Affpraiserof Lebanon county, for the year
1862. Notice is hereby given that the Appraiser will
held his appeal at the qpnitisissionars' Moe, in .the
borengli c;E'Lebe,non,' on Monday, the `Bth' day 'et kay t
D.;, Whicti'timeina place thos4:drairiug to
appeal rney!attend. 'PETER LOSEIt,
Appraiser of .11.tireantile raxer..
South Ant:rigs Township
, List af . Retailers. Class. License.
if. D. Bever & Bro., merchants 13 10 00
William Dieser; leather 'l4 700
C. W. Ramsay & pro., merchants 13 10 00
Cornelius Smith, confectioner's 14 1 00
0. W. Iloverter, books 8 5 00
Rudolph Derr, lunlber 14 7 00
John Carper, merchant 13 10 00
John Blase, huckster 13 10 00
George Matterness, huckster 13 . 10 00
David Aimee, confectionery 8 5 00
A. 4 D. Kreider, grain and coal 13 10 00
North Antisßic Township
Gabriel Wolicrshergisr, merchant 13
John W. Fisher, confectionery.l4
Kinports &Kreider, morellos/s 13
Peter Qraybill, shoes -8
George Peter, huckster 18
John N. Ses/tls, , ,stosps 14
crktrtiktul tout It
Adant Mark, merelkaot
3. A_ Heilman, conleotionifry 6
Cleorgo W. Aliller, merbhaut la
do do grain
William Ault, leather 14
Leitner & 14 - '; 14 Rupp, coal
Daniel S. Danner, grain 72
. .
• Mad Towieshi '
inter Gerliart,. merchant "1.4 DSO
-1779nifts S. Nirilmeh,ncerehlint 13 10 90
John L. Meyer,. seed - 14. ' 7 00
Samuel Weber, merchant 13 10 00
Levi Shiftier, merchant 13 10 00
Jaeoh , C. Seltzer, merchant 13 10 00
John Weller, coal 14 7 00
henry hark, huckster 13 10 00
Levi Paine, huckster 13 10 00
Josiah B. Light, leather 14 T 00
Uri Dubbe. hucketer . 13 • 10 00
J. W. White, merchant ' 14 T 00
George Kirst, stoves . . /4. TOO
George Brotanui, hucketer 13 10 00
John Krell, coal 14 7 00
Corniva/2 linenship. -
Isaac ITambleton, merchant 13 ' 10 00
11. L S:Ehy, merchant 13 10 00
11. F. Ramsey, merchant tailor :14 7 00
John Gasser, grain 14 7 00
' Fart Hlt ?IOW Township.
Thomas Harper, merchant 13 10 00
Charles Shrlver, merchant . 14 7 00
Emanuel B. Saler', leather 8 A 00
David Duck, leather - 14 Z bo
Solomon Stine, huckster 13 10 00
Canis , iue iirantz, merchant . 14 7 00
David Ml. , P,mili, merchant 1.3 10 IV
'lichee/ Ilartman,.feed - ii • 600
Levi Zimmerman,-merchant' 14
700
•do do. grain and coal 14 • 700
Michael B. Ilorniug, merchant .14 7 00
ileideiberg Township.
A. S, Groh, merchant 13 10 05
Jacob Kratzrr, distiller 11 15 00
Cyrus M. firall, merchant lB 10 00
J. ISA J.-W•...Achey, merchants 14 • 700
Solomon Rormherger, leather 14 7 00
Joseph S. tauter, merchant 1 . 4 7 00
A. V. BucheroriPrehant '..' 13 10 00
Abraham 8. lloyerrbuokster 13 lo 00
. .
Franklin Sulpha, Inerchant • f _! 14 ' 700
''' • '
Jackson 7bwaship. . __
Samuel Sell, stoves • • 14 700
Moses L. Bowman,' merchant 13 10 00
J. k 11. Loose, leather and salt 14 7 00
'lnner & Spangler, Merchant 13
~ 10, 00
'Daniel Urlch, coal • ' • ' 14 700
'Henry C. Sherk, patent medicine 14 700
Curtis Foesig, shoos 14 7 00
A. Weigley, merchant ' 13 10 00
Menge,* Stoner, merchants 12 12 50
.BenJamin Arts, stoves :,. 14 . *7 Do
, Branklin )lepers, confeo4ionory . . '8 000
-J. Shoch & Co., merchant . 14 ' 700
'•, •,:do do lumber, coal & grain 14 500
•Allenacllinger, coil 14 7 06
U. B. Dolmen, coal . . 14, 7 DO
• Seibla & Co., lumber -- 14 700
:WilllaneAl weln distillec 8 25 00
George Wagoner, cool . 14 • '7 00
John Beehtbod, huckster 13 10 bo
Joseph Coover, groin sod coal 14 7 00
,Daniel Basler, confoctblierjr 14 '7 00
Grim R..ltelnhold, merchant 14 7 00
John Lchtnan, plaster awl coal 14 7 00
Samuel llauek, coal 14 7 1)0
J. & J. Miller, plaster and coal 14 7.00
George t. Bcltier t grain 14 7 00
W.-Frautz, huCkster /..S 10 00
• Charles it immelberger, groin 14 7 00
• Lebanon Borough_ - _ _
. .
. . .
John Gawrge, merchant 12 12 50
John Bressler, stoves • 1.4 700
F. 11. Elar, sanfectionery . 14 . 7 00
I. K. Landwardlch, Mercheut 13 70 00
Diller, Arndt k Co., leather 14 . , 700
Ephraim; Itorguer, merchant 14 . 7 'OO
John F...Ehur, confectionery 8 b 00
Daniel WiDers, dour and teed 14 7 00
P. F. .114Cauly, alma . 14 7 00
C. E RoLland, shoes 7 00
Johr A. Smith, confectionary 14' 7 OD
John Krause b. Co., inoreDaut - 11 15 00
11. J: B. Smith, groceries . , l4 7 00
George Si. Fauber, merchant . 14, . ~ , 700
Sernuel.Rraure, merchant .14 • 700
John Leiner A Jiro., merc,haitta 11 . 75 $341
0.. L. Atkins 4. Jiro., shoes 14 • i 00
Janice N. Roger'. stoves 111 7 00
John Gra, ff. cOnfectionery 7 00
Daniel Graaf, shoes 14 00
John Gerhart, merchant 14, _ 700
Ranch A Light, merchant 13
.1000
Usury A :Doe. merchaute , 12 1240
L. B Openh.imer, merchant tailor 14 7 00
Reiztudtine Ero. a oo.,clothiug. I. 700
-James ii, "tally, jewelry • 14 .7.00
Burry A Andereen, tobseconlsts 14 700
Bowman, Hauer & Clapp, do ''' ,14 700
do do do lumber 14 _ 7'oo
D B. Reber, drugs 14 700
do ' Mudd 'medicines 8 • . 600
Adam Rise, hatter . 19 7 00
5.6. Ramsey, marcher. t•taltor 14. 7 00
H IL Heade!, stationery 33' ' - 10 co
Jacoh Bade !. shoes 14 ' 700
liaifetaitlne . Bros., chanting 14. 7 00
' David HartnatiY, hardware ILL, 20 00
George lima, dregs - - BF •• 700
do patent medicines 4 , b 00
Jchn Bhellenberger, merchant 14 • 700
Josepli Bo wman . shoes and hats 14+ 7OO
'John 'Fot dy; saddlery 14 700
J.Wonry Miller, stationery 'l4 7:00
Charles Greenawalt" teirdw a r e 11- ]orob
Harrison R.Laundore,.tnroitnre 1 4 700
Jamee -J. Blair, jewelry . IC. 700
Joe. L. Lembeiger, drugs.' 14 T 00
-do• • • ,e, .n6t. medicines 4. - .6 00
George Waits, stststo nary..., At . 7'oo
B. F. BWartt, merthent IS 10 00
Robert:Rook, oonfeetithrery- 14 • ' 900
George:Pftegdr, gyieemers , - 14 - . -.
~ - • 7,00
,Danisl43.-Geotheohfectienerr .11 6.00
Abrabins •trlekhir, , grain • 14- 7 00 -
. .
WlRlan light, brsaret 9, . • . • ' -25 00
...W.mailielhel, fr nit - ' - . -IL: 4 4.............--7 , 00
,Johdllt4lttlurower„ ; . ; ,
„.,7j , • , 12 19
s ie:HOlife , 9 itio..inu7rch apt , 12 12 60
OwenLiitabich;fronitnie 14 700
"George Hoffman, grain and salt •14
George Unlace", merchant 14
L. L. Greenawalt, leather 14-
Lob, Deposit Bank, bill broker: , ?*
do do exchahie ,C
Henry Koons, OniF anu feed 14
Reuben Dewalt, Merchant 14
11. & J. M. Haber, clothing 14
Shirk & Moore, *hoes /4
James lielchhold, tob.cco 14
J. IL Weaver, shows 14
North Lebanon Atrough.
Joseph Euston, tobacconist 14 • 7 00
Joseph Bowman, furniture 14 .7 00
Martin W. Ebordt, druggist 14 7 00
Fuock & 8r,,., merchant 13 10 00
Solomon Smith, saddlery and coal 14 7 0o
Reinoehl & Molly, lumber 13. 20 00
Philip Breohbill, lutiber fa fo 00
Daniel Light, wood . It 700
H. W. Eckonroth4raln andcoal 1.3 10 00
John P. Arnold, furniture - 14 700
Paine & bprangler, hucksters 13 It. 00
Hermon It. Bauch,".confectionery 4 • - 0 00-
Mary Zolier, couivollawfty 4' 6 00
Norm Lebanon tournshp. ' •
John Grub, merchant 13 10 00
'David T. Werner, gain and coal 7 00
Andrew Light, merchant 13 , 10 00
. Adam R. Light, merchant 14 7 00
Hoary Hartman. brewer 3 • 26 00
Shark & Longigrairrand cosi 13 10 00
do ' merchant= 14 7 00
Israel Light, merchant 13 - 10 00
David Boyer; wood and coal l4 7 00
Jacob Riddle, Itucirater 13 10 00
South'Lebanon township.
Henry Hank. grain l4 '7 00
.Christian Long;-merchant -14 - _7 00
Londonderry township.
.1011*111 Morethant 14 , • 00
Martin - Early, merchant 18 tlit 00
do emits:And coal 9 25.00
John 11 Heisy , confectionery 8 0 CO
Martin IL Bowntatymerchant 14 . 4.
John J. Brightbill, pa-reboot 13 "7 t.
Simon..Nitery, 'gavel!. 14 '7 00
Edward Shdler, confectionery 14 !: 7 00
:Mho Delninger, zueritdistit 13 10 110
William 8. Brunner, morhlalui 12 10 00
Edward Diasinger, marchant,htlior 14 7 00
Samwel Johnaton,stotee 14 '7 00
&saw 1 Segner,weahmobtailor" 14. 7,03
_ „
Isaac Weigley,grAln atid'toal„ , 14 7' 00-
Goh n 14 - - 7 00
J A Weigley, inpFellark 14 7 "
Josiah K. Btewart,^therCisant 14 100
John,P, Pewter, coal 14 700
John - IL - Seibert, Bait argesSafn 14 - 7 00
S. Landectreso, merchants . 14 700
Goorge 3. • Stiltsser, grain and Salt 14 700
Eli Riopp, hunts r and col/ 14 . 700
- Autatora tottinship.
John, Phillips, merchant 13: . . 10 00
David Book & Co., coal ' 14'- 7 00
John Brunner, merchant 13 10 oo
Reim& & Gerhart; /anther and coal 18' 10 00
J,Capp d, Son, merchants 14 prop,
do-druggists 14 7 (74
Levi Heilman; merchant =l4 7 00 -
David Bolin, tobacco 14. 00
Amos Walmer. stoves „ 14, . 700
Diller, Arndt & Go., leather . 14 -7 00
George Zeller, coal . 7 00
Napoleon Deah, Shoes l4 7 00
do.seal, 14 700
John C. eltzer; druggist 8 •. ••0 00
Jacob Mushier, huckster TA ..40 0.0
Walter* Focht. grain • - 34 100
George Werner, huckster -
- Union town
,Caton Forge Co.:merchants, . :v . .
14
.7 00
Bordner &Ulrich, merchants 13 • . .10 00
J. aG.&. EL Melly, grain and coal 13 10 00
Eshleman & ileilrnau,lumbor coal 15 • 20 00
Nicholas Hirai. huckster 18 10 00
April t 0 ,1862.
...8. J. tl2t:Yi
NEW GOODSI
JUST RECEIVED AT THE STORE O'
L. K. LAUDERMILCII 3
Is Cumberland - Street -Lebanon Pa.
Sellitig.olll Selling OW
AN INDUCEMENT TO C 811 BUYERS.
WILL SAVE
LADIES' 'DRESS GOODS
' French Merinbotid`CoWg.' " - •
''slaty aterillack Silks , frosii 50 cents to $1 60.
Deleins from 10 to 20 emits.
• lawns from 6% to 10,conts.'
•
Mohair Plain from la to 37% cents.
Yalencias from 8 tole cents.'
MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
Illack - Oloth; from $1 00 -to $4•-50.
Pam and Black Cassimarea, from.so to $1 50,
Ladies' Cloak Cloth, front $1 00 to $1 60. •
Cottonades, from 10 to 20 cents.
DOMESTICS.
froia OX to 12% cents.
Check, from 10 to 12 eents.
Ticking, from 10 to le cents.
Calicoes, from VA to 1.2 X cents.
Cinghams, from 10 to 20 cents.
- SHAWLS ! SHAWLS!!
Spring ShaVils, from $1 00 to $4 00.
Black Thibet Bhairls, from $2 00 to $4 00.
NOTICES ! NOTIONS!, !
Parasols and Umbrellas;.from 50 to $2 00.
stockin g s, Arpin 6 1 4,t0.7,6 cents.
from 25t0.51.
handkerchiefs, from ox tem peots.
Linen, and,,paper Collars, .
. , An assortment of
READY:MADE CLOTRING,
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
GROCERIES AND QUEENSWARE.
..P.IIOVISIONS
Sugar 'Curti' HAM one MACKEREL.
• FRUITS;!.. FRUITS!!
Dried Apples, Dried'Pliime, '
Dried Peaches, Dried Elderberries,
All sold to suit the timeskp
• eir. L. H. ratmaturactr.
N. kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change for Goods. - L. H. L.
Lebanon, April 23, 1862.
_ - .• -
ELIJAH LONOACRIS
• - LE;BARON
Door, Sish and -Steam Planing
Located on the Sleam-House Road, neat Oundeerland
Street, Rurt 'Lebanon: ' - •
/FITE undersigned , respectfully inform
j. the public fit general, that .'they
still inandfacture and keep on hand, w IiiRAW
Elixir Sash, Shutter, Blinds, Flooring,
Welithar:Boaffle, 0 Gee Spring
Slouldinge, of all sites, Wash-RoArds, Catirig, bate,
Cornices, and all kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS
for Houses. We else construct the lstiist and Mastic,
proved Stair Carting and ilatui "Railing, suitable for
large and smell buildings.
We now.luvite.Parmers; AD:thanks. and Bnildere i jo
call and examine eur stobli; Willeti we will warrant to
give entire eatiiitdcfrOU to all who may favor tbarunder.
!need with their custom.
• • ' LONGAO . SE & GABEL.
Lebanon, April 23, 1882.,
P. S,—There is also all - kinds of TUENING' at the
vane min. priming; SawiNg, (fr., promptly done for
those who may furnish Lumber.
• Proposals.
- D.RoposAL33o b., received at the Commissioner"'
I office, Lebanon, for the construction of a Bridge
across Mogi ittle.Bwatara Creek, oo the road leading
from JudgaOopbeit's to William Billie's, on MONDAY,
MAY 5, 1802, between 10 A. M. and 3 o'clock, P. M.,—
Priagisnd Specifieationa can' be seen' at the Connate
storkeile office.
• • BIBION BOLTZ, 1 Commissioner*
ROBBRVEFANS,of
JACOB BIJCITEft,* Lebanon coanty
Altsatutrema,Slll.ll.Z. Clerk.
Lebanon, April 18,1883.
Assignee Notice.. r
. •
wroncEr. heieby even that GIARCR:
.I.lHatitt AlAltr r hia wit., of the hoiough of Lebanon,
Lebanon colinty, Pis, bare aaehrned their property . and
effects to the"' einidnieittised, Orthe -142 rough. of North
Lebiniori; collect , boasted° eferestild, ftir the' liefrofit of
creditors. All pireons litseffig clatpie 4aityst.tsiddr par
tionc stit *ell a.3lsoae'llsilikteof, re(raeliklt to 'make
settleblkidwfillioub OnAILI F ES . 11BILY.
N. Lehialkith'Aptil 16:1862: •
NATIONAL HOTEL
(LATE WHITE SWAN,)
Race Street, above Third, Phila.
/111111,estliklisbutent offers great indnoements not on
ly pp Witqount.of reduced rates of boarqc...i4 but
from its cifitral location to the evacuee of :ride as well
at thif conveniences afforded by Ll2O Caveral P;uteenger
Rsllsvaje, running past an4,-rontlguoue to it, by which
guests Can Pass to it froth the Hotel to the dikierent
t itallroad Depoti, Zooid they be preferred to the regu•
lac Onto Mile belonging to the - liouve..
T ant determined to devote my whole attention to the
comfort and conlventemaeart , msiuresto •
TERMS gt.t.Y-P.EiVita - i. • '
D.'CLEffiltGßlST,..lPionribtbr:
Formerly (ruralNee !Vita; Lebaaßli, Pa-
V. ituoAas, Clerk. . [Kau, Much 12,1882.
is
North LebanOti Stegm'Gristlllll
G-RAIN:
MHZ undersigned will' ibircbase'all
1 kindsof ORAIN, ouch as Lie
W HEAT, RYE, • idff.. l
tillW"
CORN, OATS, Ac., • ,
at their STRAPS MILL, on the frniou
Canal, for which the highest market prices will
paid, in CAS?. ' •
"or- All kinds of CUSTOMER 'wontw ill be done
at the shortest malce , and in the roDat“Ms ratio r y
manner. The public ie re ! swoctftilly invited to WO us
a trial. FELIX LIGHT CO.
North Lebanon;Aprlll6, 1882.
• .'BLIC SALE " j :
Of ValUable * Borough Property.A
I.m su b scriber akin at Private Bale, one fit .
the most eligibly located end valuable Prop.:
ertiea In Lebanon, nititate on Market Street,"
The Buildings. are a large THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING; - with Store Ro6m, BRICK at.
. Lebanon, April 0,18e2. • GEO. L. eillaNia•
.
MERCUA NT TAILORING.
RAAlGAfi'an Funek . 6 building, corner of Cam
. •bezlind straetand Doe alley, has on bend and
tbr gale, piper by the yird or made to order, a large
lot or
CLOTHS, •
• -CAS SIMERES
. , .
VBSTINGS,
• . ,
Good Mosel, Good Pits lad rub•
stout/al guaranteed to all. Also • liandker
oblelil.
Li • Mee, Seedery,Buspenders, Fancy tad
Plain binen, . don,Shirte and Prayers.
•
Lebanon, • 8: G. RAMSAY..
etaix kt • , "-, ,;..
inr
is es ott„-efp.: , : Jo t_._. -i,' 1, 4 o :3114404- -But 'Sot&
‘witbstandnim tdds,_ .:^41 . ,,50y1t" ~., , , . .,4)
." "
rausV Am., '.1400-Liilturra
, ........ ,
T And we,woAd teopt4utly sfit forth.oui chant to
PUELIC 'ATTENTION 1
- . .
as follows:
7 00
00
00
30 r 0
30 00
7 00
et,
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Because we keep a large i;'"ultatterprted. eta ek or
lug on hand, 'which when examined, atWaye please.,
Beetnifle our Goode are made up, in onr L uwp, Utah
lightnent in the city, and In a manner that - takea loan
the country, and gives all Cuatomere aclty
Hem" by the facilities we hose lu buying place
goods, we are enabled *to 19 el 1 our elothine2b per - 41mA.
ebeaperthan anybody else i 4 this nelghbortax4. •
tre have just received 'a /nr,3e stock. of 9T , IKINO , AND
SlOlllMbile CLOTHING, and invite our Prbride end.
:eustouiers respectfully to can at • • - •
RETZFINSTEIN 8110.9
Opposite the Court !louse.
Lebsorp, April 24,1862.
Wood, Coal, Posts, Rails, &c
THE undersigned bavo purchased the Coal and Weed
Yard of Daniel i, ight, (Merchant.) In Walnut street,
North Lebanon borough, near the Union Canal, whore
I they will constAtly keep en Band, large
• I supply of ALL Iffbl OF.COAL, which they
will lien
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
by the Boatload or by the Ton. Mao CORD WOOD,
Oali.,,Ac. Also Cliestunt Posts and Rails:-
which pill be sold in large or small quantities, at the
most REASONABLE PRICES. Coal or Wood will be
punctually delivered by the undersigned. to any place
in town or vicinity. Tile public are invited to carom:id
Batista - dory and punctual attendance, ill be given.
GRAIN-1 GRAIN 11 q.,,RA1N.111.
WANTED;..
iitirintlty of Grain—Wheat ' , Rye, Oats, Cora, Clo
ver and Timothy Seed, will be purchased by the under.
signed, at the higkaast market prices, fur CASH, or' in
exthange foi Coal, Wood,.&c. - I
JONATHAN OBE'SAM AN,
. '
April 24, 1862. . a la
=
A New Firm.
Cheap Cash Store, and Milling and
Grain lusiness.
PRE undersigned having formed a partnership in the
1 MEROANTILE, TRILLING AND GRAIN pus'.
NESS, vinell mespectfully invite the attention of the
public to thewletstabliehments. They will' contlue to
, '.1011 3, at the late stand or SHEER, OEESAMAN &
Mpg, moetioryplete etock of all kinds of DOORS
. koliit atcbtititrl stsSit which they will is
tail Cheap for CASH, oat COUNTRY PRODUCE. They
al .c , to bay for cash
50;06 . Besheis of WEIEAf,
30,000' Bushels of RYE,
39,e00 Bushels of CORN,
- 2¢,900 Bushels-of OATS.
For nOibb they fdllpiiy the hb,heat Market Prices.--
They win Atm tr." - t:i COVE on STORAGE. The will keep
airays illl.ll9i4tanA dell. - At the lowest prices COAL, by
tins Borit'Lead or by the Ton; all kinds of MILL FEED,
SALT, PLASTER, &c.
JED- They solicit the business of all their old ft:lends
and the public, and will endeavor to deal on such Rh
era and just principles as will give satisfaction to all.
811ERK & LONG.—
Noriklestisnon, March 19,1862.
'"Market Street H otel
'Corner Market and Chistnut Streets, Lebanon.
JOHN -MA Tj-I:Pki ropri nor,
E Alain'to4sl.•te aJdVe.Bt93l ! long.uucuPbsl
L;: A r l 'u mEalAl ;_ "P :7 no gr .'
ntle4 englhliCwho t4e,, ee
t,
codito.„lx
and invite all to give me a trl. 4be
llottee 13 large and well arranged'. The Table supplied
with the best seasonable edibles ; the Bar stocked- with
the chotrust,Liquerap and the Stabling large and
Klodioms. JOBB 111.ATT08.
Lebanon April 9, 1862.
.
11114solutidit Ntitice.•
IIIE Pim of S. S. Raineay & Bro., Is this day au,.
solved by mutual (toner:dd. Those baling claims
against said firm will please present them to S. 8. Ram•
say and all these indebted will please snake payment,
to close up the old books,
Atir S. S. RAMSAY will continue the buidnewli at bia
old stand, Furick's buildlug, (corner or Cumbtrlitild at.
and Due Alley) and wlll be pleased to see his custom,
era and Mende. S. S. RAMSAIL
Lebanon, April 9,1561. . •
A dminittrat °tog Notice.
AIOTICS is.lssrf* jrioni that Lettere of Jhnidatra
-11 tionser theAatete of Itttonast Mai, late of the
borough . of "LekeAtat,.Lebautrii bounty, Pp ;Vieb 7 4.i,hare•
Wet granteclieFMit-rnleralgned, melding to the . .. Fame
Side.. Alt gereoso Indebted Ts9l.please make payment,
and those baring olainte will present them, without de.
lar,'to the undatahttre& WILLIASI SMITH,
Lebanon, At• . 2„
. 4.861. . • 4dmlnlatra •ri
25 PER CENT SAVED.
TINS IS ,x.TO SAVE
THE PLACE PER emit.
Great Inducements to Calk
311311 C 111E_T
r . ,
ri)HE undersigned bait pat returned from tte-..oity,
and now opened s farge iiesorttriene of Near
SPRING DRY - GOODS;
Which were purchased at AIIidTIONS; and enstliS hissi
to give GREAT BARGAINS!
Lo make it 614o1iact to CASH BOYERS, I win
take FIVE PER CENT. OFF, ((as adiacountOon all bale
purchased in DRY GOODS, FOR CASH, amounting to
FUR DOLLARS, and upwarde, and at the same time
assure the public that I will sell GOODS as low as any
person in the Chanty. Weare getting thesantodiecrdigt
on 4 months ansl are riniug to give theame ad
vantage to CASH MITERS. 061 and exa mine oar
large. assortment of DRY GOODS, whiali• were :lately
purchased. We, are ale° selling, the .helpeo of the
Stock of the hlessrs. IiCRBR'r, AT CHST, ao we' got a
large per cent. off from chafing cost, ar:d ou.reStock
no the LARGEST.I4 . Um Borough,
lir The following is a portion of our assortment of
JOHN G. GABEL.
lIHJV SS.
200 pieces MOUT ANP • MOI184,311;plig NIA to
234 cents.
MERRIMACK PRINTS at 1,4450t01t83 *kb. lb do.
100Lpieces Now Style DRESS UOODS, with Froweb
*moo, (very cheap-)
-100 pieces WHITE =sun, at 631,7, 8,0, 10 miff
23 , 4 coots.
N - EW MARKET MUSLIN'S at 1534 coots, sad
.11 per
t. off for molt.
ioo pieces DELAINS at OA, 8,10 and 12Uoonta..
40 pieces !MAINS at 183‘at.oha ; siorthX• apts.
BROWN MITER,INS at 9 to 2234 costa: '
100 Nou . ,SATlFpoLl44,.sirityphdrap, bought at Alto.
A reu ire isser4etit ofBL4K seseCOLOREJJ
(Great Bargains.)
CLOTS, CASSINER*B AND VESTINQS.
LINEN PCiOKET IIDKS. at 8 to 25 cents. SKIRT
NOS, very low
STOCKINGS, 6 1 A to 25 cents. TABLE LINENS and.
MILLIANTS, 10 cent&
FANCY SILKS, 40 cents to SL2S. BLACK SILK"
52 1 cents will 75.
COUNTERPANES, eery hew .r ' •
QpzoswAsta. - -I pan targeaslplt Maim.
EArat, with 15 per cent. off' tbe first cat andyStguky,
ethrege of frht, aittela I will sell at Coat •
GROCERM.—Molaseps, 7, 10 and 12%Z; Su
gary, 8, It. 10 and 12% cents; 1.1840, Chneie -
erol. Seat Bed Peatltert. T.
oßee 'bye Store." OtT, Cumberland and
Lebanon, March 26, 7861. .
• juinemilstaratorto Off. .
iumittbUreby Nivea that Lettestot dt
ITAion on the Fatale of EVE , sertiotiEty.
ktilicreok.township, Lebanon county, re.. - -
been granted to the ondersignbd; of tho '
county mid ""aforesaid. Alj piteous An'
acid estate will• stele iniiitedtata pano4p4 2 mat taigas
basing deism will Kart them • tp . . , ~
LIEN..„. 4. At ,0!14 . .b Adigjakimoi
Millereet, apritl6,lBM• - • ...co. ' , I
e & -,---Er
-, M ,N A
. .. -
s 2 ,--, Illy X. .-.0• ! ~
. . ,_. 4„.,
.. ri d el: .. ~ . i ,
-: • ...-7....,. 0 q Sealed ER , ...
A' - • Elia ON TUE NAT • i•," iiii r
and ite.dical Care of Spermatorrhces, - dif Etstd4sr ta k Lt.
nese;l volun EXIABRIRDS, SeXl2lllThibilitt, itegairm.
PIRS IOI 4 O3 eaage AeßaraHY, Iie . H 4 MRROB; Con.
sump tion ~,Ev Of and f its; Mental [ slat 2m
1 1E 6
rapacitY , resu. Ing from Selt-Abree, Re....W;11120rt% :t
Ccivretyreti,,bl. b., Author of tho Omen 83ar,"4 6 '
Therwarld--onowaea author, in this edloirstle tee•
tura, clearly . Jives from his lira aquestiogp that the
awful cone of geltatauso 51115 - PO 0111104EZY
.tit oomikico .'igigt.# o ß u tAKiirvig- •
'si'4
me entglea. inettutstiatte.
b plointbag ' A mods of cure ad 6 wtoitt.
alli , ctYinkn7 nnani.ittiOnar, no
concutte . bo. may aura , Nniwit o- . rirtilo
k g
and . Th is lectors ieill prate SI SG
sande aitt cusande.
Seulinder amt. in a plain enveloped, ty
on the receipt of six cents, or two postage by
atlArelag. Rt.,CIIAS. .n — C, L
127 Itowery, New Toth. Punt OLitec :tor, .
l'abnary}2,l43l)* : ._
James H. liillety,
SIGN ()RIBS Blo,lAae7l. ~
Mee Raiiet., ' gs
1.13841 f ... •
e‘nzlis to tails oq &Ad 4 44Fitaiglirt
11.,_,/ tlifilit r Z -
OF PARIS,PTYLZ Z 8 OF FIN 01 1 15 , , •
caashding of DISMOreh Rllby, rarkerwn,
411400,.Eussieled Work, sad Etruscan *lllidgaiss,
EarEigne sad kingsr Mop.
, G0.1.,D CS tan..a or *VW*
1 ....,_ :::...„ r ......z. , su
r d :41 %11 ,
w ity ‘a .
tel ha' - ~,...-`
‘..:? .
e. vs.
ca 12 i.; .sad sllser Watclos Of tbs. s it •••• .. ~
•. •
cololi,, . - wskart. Clocks of orery. Aureju AL
large misty of Fancyo cods, .p , . 'ogs, Vehili, .
The slocE,loo3 herdanat Pa baztot il `• .. • •
ttoo..of Peoomivaasi, avid
owe from the ofisst Wel o a k 1 - t9 .
taring establish in ,_r an I>rt,, I
EshourolidnieffinEns shortest notir,o64 to *fit
yOsinnatLike niagoor.
_. .
ry friends, sad the Pablie gegorpgympAlTibittlas
examluatiola of my superb stock.
,JAMB IL MOLLY,
Bibb of tbe )31s irstub. t
Lebanon, JtaTias is n it
E .I•TtYP4ro „ ,
For male at Aha Arivraitta —t
,~•.
WI
PATID C. LOTIO
S. S. 11A.MEIAT &