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LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1862
HOME AFFAIRS.
The Union troops evacuated liar
vison Landing, on Saturday last, re•
'moving everything in safety. Me-
Clelian's advance arriving at the same
.hour at Williamsburg.
Volunteering is progressing at a
'rapid rate in this county. In addition to the
•cornpanies raised in this borough, Jackson town
ship has raised a fine body of 123 men. They
They are under the command of Capt. John H.
_Hassler. They passed through Lebanon on Mon.
clay for Harrisburg. There were about $2300
•collected in Jackson for an additional bounty to
volunteers.
Bethel township is also in the field endeavor
ing to raise a company. Collections aro being
rapidly made in large sums for a township bounty.
Heidelberg has also started the ball. On Sat
mrday collections bad been made or about $2OOO,
which sum they expect to swell to $41,000.
Meetings will be held every evening this week in
zShaefferstown, when addresses will be delivered.
South Lebanon, North Lebanon, and other dis
tricts are also moving in the matter. Little Leb
anon will do its duty.
We bad a visit last week from 1)a.
C. Siegrist, the popular proprietor of the Na
tional Rotel, Race street, Philadelphia. We are
pleased to learn that his efforts to please are ap
preciated by the public, as the old National is
now doing a better business than ever before in
its prosperous career.
,Mr. Siegrist will not be
-outdone in his efforts to make comfortable all who
pay him a visit. We also notice that city life
agrees with him, be being stout, hearty, and
-happy looking.
It is reported that Jacob Boyer, of
North Lebanon, a member of the let Pennsyl
vania Cavalry, was recently shot and killed,
while an picket duty.
ANOTHER SOLDIER DEAD.—lsaac
Shay, a member of Capt. Murray's Company, of
'the 93d Regiment, died in the 4th and George
street Hosp ital, Philadelphia, on Saturday last,
form dysentery and debility. His remains were
'brought to this place on Saturday evening, and
interred at Cornwall on Monday. Mr. Shay
wa's also a member of Capt. Ulrich's company, in
the three months' service. Ile leaves a wife and
five small children in needy circumstances to
mourn his lois.
DEAD.---Samuel Thomas, son of
Ezekiel Thomas, of North Lebanon, a member
of Capt., Murray's Company, 93d Regiment, died
en his way to New York, aboard of the Daniel
Webster, last week, fro - al Typhoid Fever.
A large and enthusiastic War meet
ing was held in Annville, last Wednesday even
ing. A. Stanley 'Ulrich, Esq., delivered nn the
occasion, a very eloquent, patriotic and instrue
rtive address, which was received with great ap.
'please. Rev. Colline, and Mr. J. Henry follow
ed with appropriate remarks. Mr. Henry is at
the head of the company, which the Annvillers
, have resolved to raise. He will make a very
competent officer. Quite a large number have
.enrolled their names upon •the list, and many
more have determined to follow. "Roll in" ye
Annvillers, and unite with tliti'patriotio, to crush
this wicked rebellion.
DEAD.—Chaptain Xolit Quimby of
the 93d Regiment, died on Monday of last veeelt,
in tho Hospital at Annapolis, of typhoid fever,—
His body Was brought to his home itoßoading on
'Thursday morning and interred.
Among the volunteers in Capt.
Greenawalt's Company, is one of the young men
from she ADVERTISER office—Graf:B M. GassEn,
son of Mr. John Gasser, of Tamaqua. He will
nke a good soldier—is stroni, and hearty, and
will face, the enemy as resolutely as any one.
MURDEROISB ASSAULT.--Ittr. Joseph
'Yeager, an old and well known citizen of .North
Lebanon township, was attacked on hie road
home, on Monday evening about S o'clock, 111 the
neighborhood of Foyer's Saw Mill, by eviii
known men with clubs and severely beaten.' Be
has a dreadful gash over the right eye, and had
his right arm fractured by a blow from a club.--
His screams frightened off the miscreants. Mr.
- Yeager is an old, quiet, and respected citizen,
and the assault must have been for the purpose
of robbery, as he has no enemies. .__}Ye trust the
villains may be detected and receive their just
dues.
Among the sick,. by the Steamer'
"Rennebeck, which arrived at, Philadelphia last
week, we notice the names of Christopher Stob
man, I, and John Parthncr, I, of the 93d Regi
teen t, P. 'V.
ARM FRACTURED.—A little son of
Amos Boltz, while on a visit in North Lebanon,
had his arm broken, on Monday, by jumping
from a chair and falling. Ile was attended to
by Dr. Bucher and is doing well.
SHERIFF'S SALES.—Sheriff Bender, on
Tuesday last, made the following sales :
Property of Henry 'Wenger, No 1, to David Bank, of •
Jonestown, for $1,050 00.
Property of Henry Wenger, No. 2, to David Rank, of
Jonestown, fur $315 CO.
Property of Samuel Miller, No. 1, to Joseph S. Lauser
and Jonathan Rerhe, for SI,OFO 00.
Property of Samuel Miller, No. 2, to Frederick Hoff
man, for $lOO.
Property of Curtis Smith to Samuel Fisher, for $2,800.
Property of Peter Rule to Edward Stover, for $2Bl.
Property of George Leiningor, No. 1, to Catharine
'Bertram, for $3Ol.
•
Property of George Leininger, No. 2, to Catharine
Bertram, for 5225.
Property of Union Canal Company ti Daniel F. Hell
man, for WO.
Came ikiermar—The United Brethrens
will commence a camp meeting on Mon
day the 25th inst., in Mr. Samuel Bowman's
woods, at the Horseshoe turnpike, about
one and a half mile east of. Campbells
town.
KILLED ON TUE RAILROAD.— An Irish
man named Michael Mclnhammer; was
killed on the railroad near Womelsdorf on
Friday last. He attempted to get on the
train to ride to the next Station, when
he fell under the cars and was cut in two.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.—The Ladies' Aid
Society of Lebanon has received a letter
from Dr.
.Simington, Surgeon of the 93d,
acknowledging the receipt of a box con
taining articles to eat and wear, A letter
has also been received by the same society
from Dr. Stuart, Philadelphia, acknowl
edging the reception of two bones, which
he says "were forwarded a few days mince
to Baltimore, where they are in need of
just such articles." Dr. Simington wiites
that his health is very bad, and that he has
sent in his resignation.
We paid a visit, iast week, to Camp
Curtin, at Harrisburg, for the double purpose of
visiting the Lebanon boys and correcting our
lists of the names of the members of the two
companies from this county. A - very pleasant
railroad ride and a walk of about a mile brought
us to the entrance of the camp—the old Agrlcul.
tural Fair grdund. Among the thousand tents
and the ten thousand soldiers we had seine dif
ficulty to got on the trrck of our coinpanies. At
last by the kind volunteering of a Middletown
soldier we found Capt. Greenawalt's Company.—
They were all in the best of spirits, friendly and
disposed to aid us in our pursuit of information
to the extent of their knowledge. They were
quartered in the large Sugar-loaf tents, called,
we believe, the "Sibley tent." It accommodates
fourteen or sixteen men, and, to our view, is far
preferable to the small tents, although we found
persons of ether companies occupying the small
ones affirming that they would rather have the
small ones. The large tent gives mere room to
move about and for sleeping purposes ; it also is
calculated for a stove in the winter time, which
is placed in the centre, and which, of itself is a
recommendation of great merit. If they take
these tents with them and retain them, they will
be enabled to make themselves comfortable when
winter comes. During our stay there john All
wein, Esq., Treasurer, and his Clerk, John All
wein, jr.; Cyrus Shirk, Esq., Commissioners'
Clerk, and Hon. Levi Kline, arrived and pro
ceeded to pay out the County's bounty to the vol
unteers.. They were relieved of nearly $5OOO hy
this one company. It was a pleasant occupation
to all participating,
We then paid a visit to Captain Fox's Compa
ny. We were guided to the location by a. strang.
er observing for us, at the-distance of a square, a
tent inscribed with black ehalk,—"Headquarters
of the Lebanon boys." They are a social and
happy family together, although composed of
recruits from two counties. They occupy the
small tents. Owing to the rejection s this compa
ny is not quite full,hut what they have, (without
disparaging any others,) are rs hardy-looking a
set of men as any we saw in Camp Curtin.
A number of ineiden ts came to our notice while
in eamp—some amusing and others not so. We
observed the same waste of food, that attracted
our attention when the three months' men were
there. While the quarters of the Lebanon compa
nies and surroundings were kept clean and pleas
ant, the quarters of many other companies were
just the reverse. The dust all round was almost
intolerable and the general wish was to get away
from Camp Curtin. No one not there can form
any idea of the sea of dust in which the Camp is
constantly enveloped. The approaches to Camp
are utterly indescribable. This together with
the heat, makes a. stay at Camp Curtin, in its
pleasantest parts, disagreeable and irltiome. In
the neusance lino, we may mention that negrees
are not tolerated to lounge about the camp. We
noticed several make their exit under rather
nolens votens circumstances. Imagine a dark
ey making tracks for the outside with about a
thousand "volunteers" at his heels yelling and
brandishing sticks and clubs. It is great fun
for the boys, ns we noticed that no attempt at
personal violence was made. They wanted the
darkey to leave camp, sod frighten him sufficient
ly not to venture upon a return. It afforded amuse
ment and pastime. We saw a crowd run one be
yond the grounds, where the pursuit ceased. Af
ter a hearty laugh, another was discovered in the
forbidden ground: "There's another! come on
boys ! Hip, hurrah !" The negro discovered the
intent nud made 2.40 tracks.
We bid good bye to the boys, and waded
through the knee.deep dust to Harrisburg. At
6. P. M. we took the train for Lebanon and ar
rived an time, safe and highly pleased with our
The following ore correct rolls of the two corn
ponies, as constituted on Friday.
LEBANON VALLEY RIFLES
Captain, Watian Fox, &Invlhilt Haven.
Ist Lieutenant, Joseph A. Daugherty, Lebanon.
2d Lieutenant, David S. Long, North Lebanon.
0. Sergi—Daniel Downie, nittsville.
2a do Jaceh B. heinoeid, Lebanon.
3d do Richard Bertlett, Cressona:
4th do Adam J. Light, Lebanon.
sth do T. Henry Bethtel, Schuylkill Haven
let Corp.—Lewis 51. Yost, Schuylkill (Riven.
'do Henry T. Euston, North Lebanon tp.
3d do William Warbrook, Lebanon.
4th do Hobert G. Luekenbill, Cressona.
sth do William 11. Ramsey, Lebanon.
6th do Cyrus Ileyerliug, N. Lebanon tp.
7th do William A, Cloak. Auburn.
Sth do James Warbrook. Lebanon.
Mnsicians.—Zuch. Reidie
William Dieeber, Lebanon
Jacob HolDnan, do
Anthon F. Smith, do
Jos. Demensderfer„N Leb.
Henry Snavely, S. Leb.
Daniel P ileisey,'N Lob tp
Solomon Weber, do
.Tames Wilson, S Leb
Frederick Harp, Lob
Levi Fetter, Heidelberg
Samuel Daugherty, Leb
David Welk, Cornwall
Henry Went', do
Cyrus McLaughlin, N Ltp
Thomas NI - balm Lei)
Peter Moyer, N Lob
Joseph lihine do
Andrew Storm, Cornwall
Franklin Yocum, N Leb' tp
Rufus Ramsey, Leb
, N. Lob .; T. Winters, Ltdi,
Charles Maberry, Soh Hay.
Milton Williams, do
L 11. Merman, Sob Haven
Jacob iinmmel do
Cbns.F. Knottier, Cressona
Benjamin Berger, Auburn
Daniel Brigai, Auburn
Wm. 1., Hutton, do
F. B. Ringer, MoKeattsburk
Paul Bankes, do
W. J, Barr, Harrisburg
Christian May. Auburn
John Strauss, Soh Ras' n
Samuel Martz, Cressona .
Jeremiah Snyder, S. Ilar'n
T. F. Upchurch, Cressona
Daniel Leidy, Seh Haven
James McCrea, Cressona
}Alia Pesler, do
Joseph Zimmerman, Hart
John Whittle, Soh Haven
Reuben Moyer, Auburn .
Strauser, Mt co
Henry Berkheiser do
Frederick Keller, do
William Snavely, Leh
John Itnpp, jr. Soh Haven
GREENAWALT'S -GUARDS
Captain—L. L. GREENAWALT, Lebanon. Pa.
Ist-Lieu:enact—William I' Caimony, Lebanon
21 Lieutenant—Jos A Bowinan, . do
Jet Sergeant-3' J Stein, East Hanover
2d do John C lb oohs, Lebanon
tid do John 1' Kahle, do
4th do Jefferson It Light, do
sth do Franklin 1' Alwine, do
let Corporal—Lemuel Moyer, do
Ed do Adam Connolly, do
thl do John Reinoebl, do
4th do Peter G Strickler, do
sth do John L Schuler, do
lith do Philip 31'Kuight, do
ith do David S George, do
Sth do Reuben D Henry, do
Musicians.— Philip L Stroh, do
do 11 A Barry, Jonestown
Simeon It Guilford, Lebanon ;Saninel Peter,jr, Jonestown
1) W Miller, du lFrank Boyle, do
Cyrus S George, do Adam 'Zeller, do
C P Frantz, do Jacob Verney, do
Jacob L Ith , e, do Augustus Robinson,
Isaac Brandt, do Aaron S Carpenter
John 11 Loeb, . do Jerome Deininger. Palmyra
Samuel 11 Bentz, do Jacob Lewis Stoner, Jonee'n
Anthony S Arnold, do Tidal/ Kreider, Lehma/
it P Hanson, do I leery Hoke, Jonestown
John P Gerhard, do John P Ur/Merger, Lebanon
Samuel Shank, do Henry Ebright, Cornwall,
Henry P Moyer, do Asoph S Light, North Leb'n
Henry A Brown, do Battler Shuger, Lebanon
Jacob F Smith, do E Bomberger, South Leb'n
James Gates, do John C Uhler, Lebanon
Samuel 1? Reber, do D3l Garrett, Myerstown
Howard Forster. N L Bur Cornelius C Wefriek
Jno B . Spengler, Myerstown William Moyer, Lebanon
George 1) Rise, Lebanon Levi Burd, do
William Keller, North Leh Jonas Harbakor
John 11 Grosse, Jonestown William Boyer, North Leb'n
.11 0 Gilbert, East Hanover John K. Bomberger, Cornwl
henry S Dotter, do Peter Eby, do
George W Hess, Union tp Cyrus Lantz, do
John Gooey, Henry Rodman
Charles F Patschke, N Lob Harrison Keller, No) th Leb
David C Reittoehl, Lebanon John Kleeman
Josiah Fisher, do i Levi - His& nger
George T Brooks, do ID 31 Garrett, 31yerstown
Tobias Darker, Lebanon 1J 31 Kurtz, do
Henry W Louden, do Frank '1! WNair, Lebanon
Cyrus M Gasser, do J3I Brandt, do
Charles Kahle, do John Ilunsicker, Union tp
Reuben Bender, do S C Seltzer, North Lebanon
Samuel Hauck, jr, do John 11 Kleiser, Lebanon
John a: Match, North Leb'n Samuel S Shirk, do
Niel/04s A Shepps, do Justus Shearer, do
John. Boyle, Lebanon Reuben Kreider, Cornwall
John Smith, do Edwin Gerberich, East Han
John P Groff, do Allen Geri/oriel', do
Jacob 'P Schuler, do Levi Capp, . do
Frederick L Haag, Cornwall
The 2 Lebanon companies are in the 127th Regi
ment, which is composed of Dauphin county com•
panics and the two Lebanon companies. The of.
Seers are as follows
Colonel, Captain Jennings, of Harrisburg.
Lieut. Col., Captain Allemon, of Harrisburg
Major, Captain Lee, of CarNeje
On Sunday morning at 10 o'clock they left Har
risburg fur, it was believed, Washington. They
were fully equipped and clothed. A large num•
ber of their Lebanon friends were at Harrisburg
to isee them off.
LIBETtALATV has a.lways
been said that physicians would dispnrnga an y
remedy, however valuable, which they did not
originate themselves. This hes been disproved
by their liberal course towards Da. J. 0, Atert's
J. N. Alberta do
Benedict Eckert, Leb
Charles (killer, Sell Hoy en
Lewis ll.Raber, do
Reuben Lessig, do
Charles Springer, do
Amos Lehman. Pinegrove
,
.
Prime Rye, 00 Ram, 8
Corn, 50 Shoulders, 0
Oats, 35 Sides, 6
Clovensced, ' 300 Soup, 7
Timothy-seed, ] 00 Ilecs-wax, 25
Flax-eced, , 120 White Rags, 5
Dried Apples, T bu.,l 00 Mixed 'Rugs, 0
Dried Apples, pealed, 150 Flax, ''f lb., 1234
Peach "Snits," 250 Bristles, lb., 40
Pesch "Ilutzels," 126 Feathers, ill lb., (11 . 1
-,2
Cherries, 150 Wool, 'f, lb., 40
Onions, 37 Soup Beans,ll qt., 6
Potatoes, la Irus, 37 Yinegnx, v gal, 1234
4111, Apple Butter, "f crook, 45
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The Philadelphia Market.
PHILAITELPIIIA MAIIkETS, Saturday, August 16
The FLOUR market is devoid of spirit, but pri
ces have undergone no quotable charige.. The
sales fat FliiinCiant rettch 61.10 bb Is., including so
,
preparations. They have ddopted theth itangen•
Mal use in their practice, which stmy's lt'tvilling
ness to countenanee articles that have intrinsic
Merits which deserve their attention. This does
the learned profession great credit, and effecually
contradicts the prevalent erruneoas notion that
their opposition to proprietary remedies is based
in their interest to discard them. We hare al.
ways bad confidence in the honorable motives of
our medical men, and are glad to find it sustain
ed by the liberal welcome they accord to such
remedies as Ayer L Co.'s inimitable remedies.—
Even though they are not ordered in the books
but are matte known to the people through the
newspapers. TNew Orleans Delta.]
THE NATIONAL PLATFORM.
PIVR POSIES OF TUE WAR
Congress, by a vote nearly unan imbue, passed
the following resolution, which expresses the
voice of the Nation and is the true standard of
loyalty :
"That the present deplorable civil war has been
forced upon the country by the disunionists of
the Southern States, now in arms against the
Constitutional Government, and in arms around
the Capital; that in this National emergency,
Congress, banishing all feeling of mere passion
or resentment, will recollect only its duty to the
whole country; that this war is not waged on
their part in any spirit of oppression, or for any
purpose of conquest or subjugation or purpose of
overthrowing or interfering with the rights or
established institutions of those States, but to de
fend and maintain the supremaey of the Consti
tution, and to preserve the Union, with - all the
dignity, equality, and rights of the several States
unimpaired ; and that as soon as these objects
are aceomplished the war ought to cease."
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ST. :TORN'S REFORMED CDMICII.--ROFIIME service every
Wednesday, evening at 714 °Work , every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and every Sunday evening at
714 (o'clock.
English preaching next Sabbath morning and evening
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
EPIECOPAL Conners.—service every Sunday mooning at
10 o'clock, in Temperance Hall.
English preaching next Sunday at 10 A. M.. and Gar
in:lU servite at n P. AL, in the Moravian church.
English preaChmg next Sabbath morning in the First
Reformed church.
Grrataa services (Harvest Home) next Lord's day morn
ing and Engli , lt in the evening, its Zion's Lutheran
church.
~Z~~iL i.~~.
On the 7th Wet, by the Rev. C. it ight npyrr, Mr .1011 N
B. MOORE, of Lel:noon county, to Mies EMMA
SPOUN, of Rending.
On the 14th inst., by the for. F. IF. Kremer, Mr.
SAMUEL S. HOOVER to Miss DIANA SELENE, both of ban
plan county.
Iu ,tenestown, on the 14th inst., by Rev. Wm. (ler
harilt, Mr. HENRY T.:. BUM, of Swatara, to Liss
'/.A WINTER, of E. Honorer.
031 the 14th i nst.. Ly livv. lb F. Reynolds. Mr. TIEN
RY CARPENTER to Miss CATHARINE SHIRES, all
of Cornwall, Pa.
~i~~.
In this borough, on the 13th inst., JOUN
Child of John and Angeline Fouten, aged 10 months
and 13 days.
In this borough, on the 13th inst., Gro. WAsashrox,
child of John and Elir,it ELMUDGE, aged 5 months and
17 days.
On 'the 15th ult., in E. Ifanocer, CATIfAiIINB ANN,
daughter of Leona rd and Priscilla SATTAZAIIN, aged
2 years and 1 day.
On the 3d lust.. in B ethel ,Berkscounty,MAßY, con
sort of Gideon BAT%, aged :Ili years and 7 months.
On the 7th inst., hi Jackson township, mos mi. inffi n t
Son of Michael and 1, evina TI. CB, aged S Months and 7
days.
Un the sth or May, 1862, in Beutoo County, Missionri,
ADAM FA 1.11.0 R. aged 17 p.m's waotio ,, 5 days. Bu
wax formerly it nialiteut of Union towalip, Lebanon
ouunty.
lIALL O 1 TUE UNION FIRE COMPANY, t
August 18th, 1662.
The following preamble and resolution were
unanimously adopted on the death of ISAAC
SHAY, who had enlisted for the second time in
the service of his country. Ile was taken sick
and sent to the Hospital at Philadelphia, and
died on Saturday last, August 16th.
WHEREAS : It has. pleased Almighty Clod in
Ins Wise Providence to remove from our midst,
ISAAC SHA,Y, ono of our active and most useful
members; therefore, he it
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with
the family of the Deceased, in this, their irrepar
able toss.-
Resolved, That the name of Isaac Shay is en
deared to us from the warm interested he has
manifested in our organization.
Resolved, That as a means of exhibiting our
respeet and esteem for his memory, the Hall and
Engine be draped is mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy of these proceedings be
presented to the family of the deceased, and be
published in the papers of Lebanon. •
ADAM McOONNELL, See'y.
The Lebanon Market.
Cor , rully Carrecied
LtIBADION, WmmeSosr, Alfallk' 2i, 1862.
Leb. Mills Ex. Fain $0 . 25 liggli,`f doz., 10
Smith ' 4 fbitra 5' 20 Ratter, 1,1 PL. 10
Leb,lial: Soper. Pines 50 Tot) or salted butter, 10
Prime White Wheat, 120 Lard, • g
Prime Red Wheat 115 Tallow, 8
perfine at $5 ; extra at, $5 31105 50, and fair
to good extra family at $5 75@li 00. There is
a limited home consumptive demand within the
range of these quotations; and fancy kik $6-
215@7 00 V, MA, according Co quality.
RYE FLOUR is scarce and kieos fith'erbet
ter. Small sales at $3 50@p; 15 b ta, now
generally held at the latter quotations:
The market is nearly bare of CORN MEAL,
and there have been no sales of Pennsylvania or
Drandywine under our quotations.
The receipts of now crop WHEAT have in
creased, and there has been more activity in the
article. The sales reach 15,000 bushels fair and
strictly prime Pennsylvania and Western Red at
$1 20@1 31 ; Southern dn. at $1 32@1 34, in
eludint,' 400 bushels fair White at $1.40; 5000
bushels choice Kentucky White on terms not
made public, and 1000 bushels superior Kentucky
Red at $1.35.
RYE is not so active, and Pennsylvania is
sellingat SOCAS2c.
CORN of fair quality is in moderate request,
but other kinds ore neglected. Sales of 4,000
hushels at 63 ®6•lc. fur pritne yellow, and 60®
61c. for inferior.
The demand for OATS has fallen off; Penn
sylvania ore worth 50Q52e. ; 2000 bushels new
Delaware brought 40e.
OLOVERSEED is scarce, and ranges from $5
to $5 00 .0 04 lbs. New Timothy commands 1,-
75 and $2. Cloverseed is held at $2.
WHISKY is rather quiet. Sales of Ohio bbls.
at 30 a 31e. ; Pennsylvania at 31 a 32e., and
drudge at 29e.
CATTLE MARKIIT.—The offerings of Beef
Cattle reached sonic 1700 head, most of which
were disposed of at about previous rates, rang
ing-at from $5 to $7 for inferior to fair end $7-
500 S 50 for good and prime quality, the market
closing dull. Cows and Calves—About 130 were
disposed of at SIS to $3O each for Springers and
$2O to $35 for Cows and Calves. Bows were
steady. About 2000 bead ware offered and sold,
including
1300 at Imhoff's and 030 at the Ave:
nue Yard, at $4 50 to SP, 50 the net 100 lbs. for
still and corn fed. Shehp and Lambs were rather
better, about 4200 selling at $3 50 to $1 50 each
for the former, and $361 for the latter, as to
condition.
AVirttstmento.
PIECBDITS WA 1T ref.
MEETINGS
Every es - ening, th le week. lii Shaefferstow-n.
ASZ , A hie Speakers from abroad will Speak in both
languages. Competent persons have the movement in
hand. Recruiting Offices at the Hotels of Levi B. Ober.
ly. Alexander Stinemetz, and George Fesaler.
August 2U, 1552.
flools, and Shoes
Tit E subEcribers reveetfully informs his friends
and the pub Hein general that he still con
tinues the tmsiness of, BOOT AND StIOB MAKING, at
his old stand, Market street, n few days North of
titer street. Lebanon.
ills work is all Itonte-nvule, bonne any one wanting
good hoots nod Shoes, will, please give him a call.
Particular attention paid to nil kinds of Furnace
park.
As all his work is warranted, he feels confident of
C eel isfhatian to every one.
Repairing done that cannot be surpassed in this 'her-
Joun n. 'WEAVER.
liall Olt , Angust 20,1002.
AYER'S
C HERRY
PECTORAL,
FOR TILE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
Hoarseness.
Dentelm.o, sliss., 20th Dec., 1855.
Do. 3. C. Area : I do not hesitate to say
the ben remedy I hare ever found for
Cuaehs, lloareenese, Influenza. and the
eoncomitan t symptoms of a Cold, fs your
CIIRKRY PECTORAL Its constant use i❑
lily practice and my &nifty for the last
ten years has ghoul) it to possess smut
dor virtues for the treatment of these
complaints. KNIGIET, 31. D.
MORTI,EY.Ese.,oluvicA, N. Y., writes: "I have
used your actorat myself and in my family ever since
you invented it, and belieVe it the best medicine for its
purpose ever put out. With a had cold I should sooner
pay twenty-five :loiters for a bottle than do without it, or
take any other remedy."
Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
5141240P1Fri Miss.,Fehr7 1156.
• •s
Damn ATER: I will cheerfully certify your Itctoral
is the best remedy we possess for the cure of whooping
cough. croup, end the cheot• diseases. of children.:- We of
your, fraternity in_ the Sts t k eppreciate your
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HIRAM CONKLIN, Si. D.
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six weeks • took many medicines without relief; finally
tried your P:ckn•al by the advice of our clergyman. The
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Your medicines are the cheapest as well as the best we
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Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WESr MANCHESTER, lA., Feb. ISM
Your Merry iketoral is performing marvellous
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lug symptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man
who has labored under an affection of the lungs for the
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAIISKY, M. D., Atrium, lifoxitos CO., lOWA,
writes, Sept. 6,1855: "During my practice of many years
I have found nothing enlist to your Cherry Pectoral for
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such as are curable."
We might odd volumes of evidence, but the mast con
vincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found in its
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been • known Which
cured so many anti such dangerous eases as this. Some
no human aid can mach; but oven to those the Cherry
Adorn/ affords relief and comfort.
ASTGa HOME, New Vona CITY, March 5,1856.
Docroa Aron, LOWELL: I feel it a duty and a pleasure
to inform you what your Cherr' Rdorat has done for my
Wife. She had been five months laboring under the dan
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ing, until Dr. Strong. of this city, where we have come for
ad;rice, recommended a trial of your medicine. We blest
his kindness, as we do your skill; for sho hat recovered
froni that day. 'She is not yet as Strong as she used to
be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SIIP:t.BY, or Snmarmus.
Conseemptires, do not despair'till you have tried ATER'S
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chemists in the world, and its cures all around us bespeak
the high merits of its virtues.— Philadetphia Ledger.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
pill; sciences or Chemistry and Medicine have been
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also formidable anti dangerous diseases that have baffled
the best of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects, they are ut time HOMO time, in diminished doses, the
safest and best physic that LIM be employed fur children.
Being sugar-coated, therttre pleasadt to take; and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm. Cures
hare been tondo Which surpass belief were they not sub
stantiated by men of such exalted position end Character
its to roridd the suspicion or untruth. Many eminent
clergymen and physiehihs have lent their names to certify
to the public tim meltability of my remedies, while others
hare sant Me the assurance of their conviction that my
ProllnnalinlS contribute immensely to the relief of My
afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Alma tem, containing directions for their use and
certificates of their cures, of the renewing complaints:—
Costiveness, Miens complaints; Itheumatisnt, Dropsy,
heartburn, headache smiting from a foul stomach, Nao
mi, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowel's and Pain
arising therefrom, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, all Ulcer
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ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure Many
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach, such as Deafness, Partial llitndncsv, Neuralgia and
Nervous irritability Denturoments of the Liver and Kid
neys, Out. and other kindred complaints arising front a
tow state or the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not lie put off by unprincipled dealers with sorno
other pill they' make more profit on. Ask for Area's
Pins, and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative
powers. The sick want the best aid there is for them,
and they should have it.
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Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRICE 11E", CT& PER BOX, FIFE BOXES FOR $l.
BOLD BY
Sold by J. L. Lemberner. Dr. Goo . . Doss, and D S.
Rab , r, Lebanon Meyer & 0.. Annyllle ; Shirk, My
ars town ; Darning, Mt. NOY): A. 1.1 Mark, Beller ie ;
harper, East Hanover; Shaefforstown; and by
Dealers untrywh.re.
J
UST JiEGIVED Large and Splendid Assortment
• of saner French English and American Cloths And
Cassimeres for Coats. Pants and Vests. Call a n d ex
amine our sfedic—we feel confident that we can 'dense.
Prices toe nit the times, at HENRY Sr STINE'S.
ril..oTll MA:NV.I 7 .4 and Olot acques, Silk Mantles
HMI Sacquok, Skeleton Skirts and Spring Bailin,-
rals, Sun Umbrellas and ParasOls, n full assortment,
just tecolliOd at the Moro of IIkINItY k, STINE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tice Largest Stock.
THE REST ASSORTMENT!
TILE CHOICEST tOIX/RS !
TUE FINEST QUALITIES !
TIIE NEWEST STYLES !
Of 'Foreign and Domestic, Yaancy and Stople Dry Goods,
at the store of lIENDY S; STINE.
grip MANHOOD ;
Bow Lost I How R,estored!
Just IMblished in a Sealed Envelope ; Price 0 els:
ALecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
Cairo of Spermatorrham or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions. Sexual Debility and Impediments
to Marriage generally, nervousness, Consumption, Ep
ilepsy and Fita; Mental and Physical Incapacity. re
sulting front Self-A hose. ite.—By ROOT J. CULVER.
WELL, M. I) , Author of the Green Book, tee.
The world renown,d anther. in this admirable Lec
ture, clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequences of Selfettuse may be effectually re
moved without medicine nod without dangerous sur
gical operations bougies, instruments, rings, or cordi
als, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and
effequni, by which every sufferer, no matter whet his
condition may be, rosy cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically. This lecture will prove a bowl to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal. to tiny address, in a plain. sealed en
velope, on the receipt of six cents„ or two postage
stamps, by addressing, °OAS. J. C. KLINE &CO ,
127 Bowery, New York', Post Office Box, 086.
August 20, 11it1ti.
,_
FITS' 7. FITS
! - FITS!!
AII. RICHEY has removed hie No. I Tailoring
~ Establishment to No, 3, North 'Manta. street, 2
doors north of J. thlorge's store, and directly opposite
the Court [lunge. up stairs, where he-wilt continuo to
/I.IIIBIIU facture all articles in Ida line with !madness
and dispatch. Particular attention will he paid
to cutting and nicking children's clothing, &c.,
&c. He solicits a continuance of the very libe
l:a pa , ronage thus fur extended by the citizens of Leh
nllol4 rod vicinity, All kinds of stitching done on rea
sonable terms on one of J. M. Sing er's Sewing Manta Ilea .
All work warranted and entire sisfactiou guaranteed.
Lebanon, July 3, 1551.
R 4 RE OPP° .
TUXITF
trio any one desirous of entering into the BOOK and
1_ Iib:WS:PAM. business, now is the time to invest
Era PL. ROEDIZ
dispose of his steak o f
800 KS AID!)STATIONARY
ou sera reasonable terms. Cali and see him early.
Lebanon, August 13,1602.
ALL EMPLOYEES
nAll, ROAD COMPANY,
w.u t r may7 l l e ,
l i t ' o f Cr s t e l.
Statesrvice of rho United
now
threatening the ?ibertie. °four country, are hereby as
sured, that their respective situations will be kept open
and given them immediately on their return • and that
the fact of their volunteering to defend their country
in this emergency, will he eensidered hereafter as great
ly in their Liverjor promotion to any suitable put
tiOuti in the service of this Company.
MURIA'S 11. gUITII, President.
Philivielphia, August 80,18672. [Aug. 13-3 m.
IMENWERS of the Lebanon County
Associutinti for the detention of Horse
Thieves, and the recovery of stolen horses,
will meet at the public, hums of JOHN.
ZdArrnEs. in Lebanon. on SATURDAY, SEa'TEMBUR
0, 1802, - at 1 o'eleek. P. M.
PETtilt RISSER, President.
HENRY S. 11I1L.IIAN. Treasurer.
G. I'. i.INRAWEAVER, Secretary.
Lebanon, August 13,1862.
FU LAC SALT:
Of Valuable Real Estate
is d
at
i t
t S, ,, a ‘ l v e n a s 1 ; e r ip, esidence n e f u tl u t. A y S ,
T ' S
V I 1 1 ' 1 1 " 1 1 . 107:4 1
adjoining Ir: pvlimiseg. on
NATI/ROA Y, NEPTEMBE lit l. 1t62,
at. I o'clock, P. M., tbc following valuable neat Estate,
viz
No.l.—A Tract of Land. containing 25 acres and 20
porches, neat measure, situate in tiethel township. Leb-
anon county, adjoining property of Elias Walborn. No.
2, David Freniun. 1 evi Girlsler. Jonas Rudy. and Win.
Grown. The road leading from Fredericksburg to lteh
rersburg rune through flits treat, and the road train
Lebanon to l'incgrove adjoins it. -The iumforements
4.a.n are It good 1% story BRICK MUSE with
kitchen attached, Barn Good Orchard, two
!! 1 Wells of good water, and other improvements.
'" About Racres of this tract is Woodland.
'2.—A Tract of Land, enattdoittgt
' 5 ACRES AND 108 PERCHES'
neat measure, adjoining. No. t, Elias Walborn, Joseph
Peltier, and David Feetnan,
The abc,ve insets e under good f,•ucrs, and in a high
state of cultivation, :mid will he sold in whole or part to
suit purchasers,
Good title and possession will be given on the let of
AP.11.11,,15a1. Terms will be :mule known by
ELIAS WA LltollN,
• JONATHAN piiaterErt,
Agents for the Heirs of Peter l'eifler, dee'd
Bethel townglip, Leh. Cu: 3 tigthit 13,152.
VIILTLII3LE REAL ESTATE
PRIVATE SALE.
subscriber offer- nt Private Sale the copra-lug
J_ Real Estate, considered the moist valuable in Dau
phin county.
A TIMES STORY Opal 8110 T MERCHANT MILL,
situate in Derry towns Lip, Dauphin
_F t. county. Pa., about 1 mile from the Un
fit ,rt Canal and. Ullioll Deposit, and 34
is 9S ~y 4 . mile from the Lebanon Valley Railroad
, Station. The Mill is 45 by 65 feet, with
kiln dry attached. Three Water Wheels and six pair
of Bunning Stones! and a never-felling water pee - cr.—
shout half the power flows from strong springs in the
Mill dam and the stream of water known as Spring
Creek The Mill and machinery are in first rate order
and repair to do Country or Merchant work. Also
ACRES OF LAND, having thereon erected the above
Mill; two Stone Dwelling Houses Bank
Barn,
Baru, Wagon Shed, Smoke lionise,
Cooper Shop, Coal House, and all neees- ;rent :
vary out-buildings, and a. Thriving - a.r.a.
Young Orchard choice Fruit
There is a well of good Water at the door of the Moose
and all the lmileings aro in good order and repair. The
band in; all Limestone under good fence and in a high
Mate of cnitivation. .
_ Contains about 24 acres or CDESTNGT
T131.111.11t I.ANI, Eithoto about 2 miles
from No. 1.
• t• "- • NO: 3.
Contains about 1 acPe,, adjoining Watt No.
1. Thereon is eroded a two story quill,:
Dwelling Douse, Stable and other out-buildings, Wail a
spring of Running , Vater near the door.
The Property will be sold together or separate, to suit
purchasers. The Property is positively in sit respects
as it is stated. IValso affords the most con rehient 19-
mlities for a Furnace or Saw Mill, being near the Rail
road. Any person - wishing to view said property• wilt
please call on the suhseriher residing on No. I.
The property will be sold reasonably,- and terms of
payment trade easy. Ngsession and a good title will .
Le given on thelicst cloy of April n'ext.
A lig mt. 6.1362.) 30IIN Li,TZ, St.
prig material of the bridges in Lebanon. county, 'dal' ,
I tied away by the ref: nt God, was necessarily scat
tered over a wide stretch of country along the streams.
The Commissioner; of the county would again ask all
who have any information of Reid material to give no
tice thereof; _ and those who have appropriated any of
it to their own use tenet make restitution. Mack-
FthithS are reglieSiiiii to give notice of any keit offered
to them which had come from said bridges.
SIMON BOLTZ, Canunth.gioners
ROBERT EVANS,
3 A CO'S RUC lIE It., Lebanon County
A ttest—Crit us effIRK, Clerk.
l.ctrmott r Jtily 3, 18th
$5O EMPLOYMENT. $lOO
AGENTS WANTED
TO S ELT,
SEWING MACHINES!
AT REDUCED PRICES.
$l5 EACH
Our Machine. is PEN OECT In its Mechanism it is
lugs liable to get out or order than any otter. Diplo
mas bays been !Moiled it orer the Gruver .1: Baker and
other high priced Ma. , liines.
$l5 EACH!
Our Matthine user u straight needle. and will WORK
WIT II ALI. KINDS OF To READ, Silk or Linen„ mak
ing 1111 anal it scam, free from liabilities to lifirik ih
washing, and is the DEST and CU EAPEST Machine in
lune.
$l5 EACH
One Machine will 11EM, F 111.1.. STITCIT. and
DINO, and will sew MI kinds of goods, from the
finest Swiss Muslin to the coarsest Woolen. Working
with case through several thicknesses Of thlek
Cloth. ALL MAC 111 NES Alt E WA It RANTED.
$l5 EACH.;
YOU gggglggOtggg:fifgr4
1 WANT A GOOD M ... I CAIN j E. AN D NOT !FAYE
/T COST YOU ANIrIIINO, WRITE TO US
AS WE WANT TUE M MUNE T
IN NV EICY Nt:I0M11111110011 IN TUE
UN ITIiD STATES.
615 EACH !
Eniploying ./lgenfN.
We will give a eimmission on oil goods Stilti by our .
Agents, or we will pay wager at
Irl'Y DOLLARS PER MONTH,
and pay all uccessaty a:4l)(4lam For particulars 'ad
&ears CHAS. ITUOUL ES. Agent,
May 21. 1862. Dernotr,
Out-Lots at Private Sate;
WILL be sold at Private. Sale,
8 ACRUS Or LAND,
situated in Long Lane, near the 'borough line, in Corn
wall township. It adjoins the land of Widow Fillmer,
on the North, Win. A thins and John Krause on the Dtst.
There is a one story LOG 110 - USE, weather boarded
erected on the land; and aloud WELL in the garden.--
The land has flue stones for quarries. This tract *Ol
make a nice home for a Ismail family.
It is tree from Ground Bent. Good title Witt he
given. ADAM 111TOttER.
N. B,—This tract is no* covered with fine grass, half
of which will be given to the purchaser:
Lebanon, June 18, 1660,
OF VIE PIMADELDEDA AND READTNG
ATTENTION !
's 0.
EMI/
Ptahlie
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
Pres i dent- , -Abraham Lincoln, of
"Vice President—Bannilial Hamlin, Maine.
Secretary of Stativ—William 11. ehWard, Now York.
Secretary of the Tireasury—Salmon P. Chase, Ohio.
Secretary or War—Drill in M. Stanton, Pennsylvania.
Secretary of the Toterior—Calth B. Smith, Indiana.
Secretary of the Navy—Gideon Wellew Connecticut.
Attorney Ceneral—Eduard Bitten, Mls4nri.
rostninstor General---Montgomery Blair, Maryland,
Chief Justice of Supreme Court—Roger B. TaiO:7 l ,
Maryland,
Associate Justieve—James NE. Wayne, Georp,le; John
Clifton, Tennessee; Samuel Nelson, New York, Robert
0. (bier, Pennsylvania; Nathan Millen!, Masenehustetts;
N. 11. Swayne, Obio—aud two vamtneles.
Speaker of the House of Representatives—Oalnslia
A V row, Pennsylvania.
Clerk—Entersou Etheridge, Tennessee.
President (pro. tem.) of the Senate—Solomon Poet,
Vermont.
tiocrrtary of the Sennte—john W. Forney. Penna.
Oenerol•in Chief of the Army—Oeorge B. 31.:Cletian,
Ohio.
GOVERNMENT OP PENNSYLVANIA.
Governor—Andrew G. Curtin, of Centre country.
Secretory of Um Commonwealth—EU Stiiilr, Union
connty.
• Deputy Secretary—Samuel D. Thomas, Delaware et
State Treitsut cr—licuty D. Moore, Philadelphia.
Auditor General—Thomas E. Cochran, York county.
Surveyor oe:in:rat—Henry Soother. Elk county.
Adjutant General—E. M. Big tile, Philadelphia.
Quartermaster General—lt, C, Dale, Lycotning co.
iiperintettdent or Common Seltools—Thomas 11. Bur
rows, Lancaster county.
Judges of Supreme Court—Walzer 11. Lswrie, Pitts
burg, Chief Justice;George W. Wood ward, Luzern
county; James Thompson,Brie county; Wiliam strong
Bergs county ; John M. Goad, Philadelphia.
PUBLIC OFFICERS OF LEBANON COUNTY.
Representative hi Congress--J ,W. Killinger, Lebanon.
Senator—A tnos R. Boughter, Lebanon.
Assembly—isaae Holier, Lebanon.
President Judge—John J. Pearson. Harrisburg , .
Associate Judges—William Rank, Swatara; Thomas
Kramer, Londonderry.
District Attorney,..JOhn Weidman, Lebanon. •
Deputy District At torney—Gratit Weidman, Lebanon.
Sheriff—Jonathan Bender, Jackson.
Deputy Sheriff—George W. Mack, Lebanon.
Coroner—Witilam C. Fauber, Lebanon.
ProlboimtorY, amt Clerk of Oyer and Terminer—
Timmy Siegrist. Lebanon.
Deputy Prothonotiry—James W. Ettur,i ' Lebanon.
Register—Henry Bross. Union.
Recorder and oterk of dm Courts—John IL Miller,
North Lebanon Borough.
Cleric of the Orphans' Court—Andrew Light, North
Lebanon.
Deputy CM:h.—John Benson, North Lebanon.
County Commissioners—Simon Woltz, Union; Robert
Evans. Cornwall; Jacob Bucher, South Lebanon.
Clerk of Commissioners—Cyrus Shirk, Lebanon.
Counsel—Levi Kline; Lebanon.
Mercantile Appraiser—Petm. Loser, Union.
County Treasurer—John Allwein, South Annville.
Deputy Treasurer—John W. Altwain, S. Attendlle.
Directors of tit toot--Junes Ronson. North Leba
non : John E. BOWLIAWII, Londonderry; Elias Walborn,
Bethel.
Steward of the Alms Douse -Edward Kreider, South
Lebanon. •
Treasurer—Darid Bowman, Lebanon.
Physician—Dr. William M. Guilford, Lebanon.
County Auditors—Andrew Fox, Smith Lebanon Ul
t kit Burkholder, South A tiny ille: Jacob Zug,. Mincreek.
Notaries Public—Adams Rise, John W. Mish, Jacob
Weidle, Lebanon,
County Superintendent of Schools—Henry Houck,
Lebanon.e
BANKS
Lebanon Barik---President. johnW, Glottinger; Cash
ier, Edward A. IJh er: Teller, Conrad Mark ; Clerk-
Cyrus Rex; Directors, John W. (Bollinger, Daniel Krei
der, C. D. Gloninger, Joseph Bowman, M. W,„ Joseph
Bomberger, J. S.. Joel Gootiltart, Charles Greenawalt,
Jacob Stoever, Samuel Bleistine Jacob Shertzer, John
Heilman, IL S., Samuel Becker , Witmer, jr-
Lebanon Valley Batik—President. John George; Cash
ier, Joseph Burch; Clerk, T. G. Fisher ; Directors,John
George, T. T. Worth, David Karmany, John Light, S. S.,
David 31. Rank, William Shirk, Josiah Snuck, Joseph
Bowman, Bernhard Rauch, Geo. Rigler, Cyrus 31. End!,
Christian Lintz, Joseph S. Bomberger_
Lebanon Deposit, Bank—President, G. Dawson Cole
man; Cashier, George (Heim; Clerk, Jacob D-huff;
Managers, Simon Cameron, 0. Dawson Coleman, George
Suner, Levi 'cline, James Young, Augustus Boyd,
George diem,
North Lebation 'Steam Grist Mill
GRAIN 'WANTED
r iiii 1111aill'84,med will purchase all
,111 kinds of UR MN, such as
15'LIEAT, RYE,
CORN, OATS. k.c.,
at their STEAM MILL. on the Union
Canal, for which the highest trinket prices will be
paid, in CASH_
4t Ail kinds of CUSTOMER WORK will be dune
at the shortest notice, and in the most satisfactory
manner. The public is respectfully invited to give us
trial FE IA X MOUT,
iIitIDEON
DAVID L. MOUT:
Not th Lebanon, May 21, 1852.
WALTER'S MILL
f r i that
btr , 2 B L c .r r,i t t i l r e e r i s r p e ^" , t if
. 1; Vh i e n ril s on t" t e lm i l t ilte
Swa
tarn.. formerly known as • 'Straw's" and later as 'Wen
gert's," shoat
.ion,fourth of a mile from Jonestown,
I phonon county, Pa.; that be has it now in complete
running order. and is prepared to furnish customer's
-ressolarty-witiam.very superior.artteloo.f_.
3118 -1 111_4111UPIVETAILAIL.,,
as cheap as it eon be obtained from any other source.—
Ile keeps alSo on hand aniffor Sale at the lowest cash
prices 011Q1', BRAN, SIIOIITS, &c. Ile is also pre
pared to do all kinds of ("unmans' WORE, for Farmers
and others, at the very shortest possible notice and in
vacs all to gice him a trite. The machinery of the
Mill is entirely new and of the latest and most im
proved kind. he strict attention to business and fait
dealing lie bones to mindt a share of public patronage.
WHEAT, RYE, COHN, OATS, &e.,
bought, for which the highest Lebanon Market prices
will be paid. FRANKLIN WALTER.
May 7,1862,
Wood Coal, PostS Rails, &e
r tin kt, under Signed have purchased the Coal and Wood
Yard of Daniel bight, (Merchant,) in Walnut street,
North Letiiltan borough, near the Union Canal, where
- - „ they will constantly - keep on hand, a large
supply of ALL KINDS OF COAL, which they
I
. . . . . .
WHOLESAL "AND RETAIL,
by the Boatload or by the Toil. Aged COBD WOOD,
Hickory. Oak; del. Alao Cheetuut Post' and Rails—
which will be sold in large or small quantities, at the
most REASONAIII,I3 - PRICES, Coal or Wood will be
punctually delivered by the inidersig»ed. to any place
in town or vicinity. The public are invited to eall,and
satisfactory and punctual attendanc&will be given.
GRAIN ! GRAIN ! ! GRAIN !! !
WANTED.
Any quantity of G a—Wheat, 'Rye, Oate, Corn, Clo
'ter find Tiaot by Seed, will be purchased by the under
Higned, at the highest market prices, Ter CASH, or in
'Oka:woga for Coal, Wood, &r.
JONATHAN GRES:MAN,
CHRISTIAN 0. MEILY.
April 24, 1862.
NEW GOODS !
111 ST RECETTED AT THE STORE OF
L. K. LAIMERMILCHI
In Cumberland Street, Lebanon ' Pa
cllin .0 belling Selling Ott
AN INDUCHMENT Tfl CAS:II BUYERS.
W I LL - SAVE .361111 - PER CENT.
LAUDIES? ..11111ESS GOODS I ,
French Merino and Coltrr ! , .
Fancy and Black Silks. front 50 cents to $1 50.
Delains from 16 to 20 cents.
LaWits front 6 1 ,4 to 10 cents:
Mohair Phi% from 16 to ;171/, cents.
Talent:lAS fr4llll $ to 16 coots.
MEN'S AND BOY'S IVEAR.
DM& Cloth, from 51 00 - to 51 50.
Fancy anal inlet CRSSiMetreS, from 50 to $1 50
belies' Cloak-Cloth, from $1 00 to $1 50.
Cottonadea, from 10 to 20 cents.
DOMESTIC.
illtudin, from 6% to 1234 cents.
Check, from 10 to 12 emits.
Tiek lug, from 10 to 16 cents. •
Calicoes, froin 6 , 4 to 124 cents.
Gingltants, from 10 to 20 cents.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS!!
Spring Shawis, front 51 ou to $t 00.
Diack - Thibet Shawls, front 52 01) to $1 00.
NOTIONS ! NOTIONS 1 !
Parasols not UmbroilaS. f ro m 50 to $2 00.
Stockings. from ii 34 to 75 cents.
Hoop Skirts, from 25 to $L 60.
.ThitoTherehiefs. Irmo 634' to IS coots.
Linen and Paper Collars. •
An assortment of .
READY - MADE CLOT!! ING,
CARP:ETSI CARPETS! !
GROCERIES AND QUEENSWARE.
• PROVISIONS.
Sugar Cured HAM and MACKEREL.
FEINTS ! FRUITS! !
Dried Apples, Dried Plums,
Dried Peaches, Dried Elderberries,
All sold to shit the times, by
L. K. tAUDERMILEIE
N. IL—All kinds of Country Produce taken 10 ex-
Change for 000(1S. L. K. 1..
Lehman), April 27,1562. •
=
A New Firm.,
Cheap Cash Store, and Milling and
Grain Business.
friar. undersigned having formed a partnership in the
1 MERCANTILE, MI LIANG AND GRAD.; DUST
NESS, would respectfully invite the attention of the
public to their estabitslitnents. They wilt tontine to
keep, et the late stand of SIIERK, GERSAMAN &
LONG; f, most complete stock of all kinds of GOODS
usually kept in a t:ouhtry Store, which they will re
tun Cheap for QA6ll,or COUNTRY PRODUCE, they
also want to buy for cash
50,000 Budiels of WEIBAT,
30,000 Bushels of RYE,
20,000 Bushels of CORN.
25,000 Bushels of OATS.
For which they will pay the bibhest Market Prices,—
They will also take °RAU; on STORAGE. The
always on band and sell at the lowest prices, C:OAL, by
the Boat hood or by the Ton; all kinds of MILL Fl::Hit t
SALT, PLASTER;
Air They solicit the business of all their old friends
and the public, and will endeavor to deal on such lib
ral and ` Just principles as will giro Stltiaraction
LONG •:
North Lebanon, March I%ls b.
IL UMBER. ZUJIIIIIEII.
y ' o to re f Te t b o ca t t:nf iv et r t i aze l is a t n azogr .
s ezt e s a ot
t lu e si n t,
and extensive LUMBER find COAL YARD of
PHILIP BRECHBILL,
in the Borough of North Lebanon, on the bank of the
Union Canal, at the head of Walnut gkreet. a fdw
stuaree North of the Oenessee Steam Mills, and one
inure b -t of Borgner's Hotel.
Thci, ~,,. ..rtment consists of the beet well-seommed
White, Y.-!I OW, Norway, Pine and Hemlock Ddllrder—•
- Cherry. and fine Boards;
1% sal 2 inch Pannel and Common Plank:
'White Pine and Hemlock Scantling and Joists;
White Oak Boards, Plank and Scantling;
inch Poplar Boards, Plank and Scantling.
SITING LES ! Sll I NGLES H
The 13 - ept Pine 'end Hemlock Shingles;
Also, Roofing acid Plastering Laths;
Chestnut Rails and Poste, an,/ railings he feifeia
and fencing. h ilts; Th
FLOORING A K BOOS of all sizes and descriptiona
COAL! COAL ! COA L 1 !
A large stock of Broken, 'Mere, Limeburneraana
Hollidaysburg Smith Coe - b: Tapes! prices.
MContident that they have the largest and best am
sortment of LUMBER of all descripticMs'andeltes, se well
as the largest stock of the dilTerenticinde cK , C 4.01.1., ever
offered to the citizens of Lebanon county, they venture
to say that they van accommodate all Vorthaseisliatis
factorily, and would therefore inviteull who want any
thing in their line, to examine their stock before 'fat
ale-stag elsewhere. PHILIP BILECURILirn
N. Lebanon, Jul y 3, 186.1.
MISS ATKINS
•utrouLD reipcetfatly announce to the litilens Cf
ri Lebanon .and vicinity that oho hit"; opened •
FASHIONABLE 3:IBLINItItt and MAN VA MAK
ING ,ESTABLISHMENT, Market. Stave. t, 2d door
above MIL
A new stock just received and netted far inveetlot,
embracing a full assortment of Silk, Crape ant Straw
Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, Flowers, KS.
Lebanon, April 17, 1861.
For Sale or E r lehangr.
rpm undersigned will sell, or exchange for a Sarni,
FARM, his desirabb, llonse and lot of Ground. in
East street, East Lebanon. The House is a
new two-story BRICK with Kitchen attached,
'l l all well built and well arranged with all :maw
sexy conveniences. Also Cistern, Bath House,
Smoke House, all kinds of Fruit Trees, &c., on the
premises. This property if not sold, will be exchanged
as above. Good and indisputable title given. For fur - -
iher information apply to
JAMES N. ROGERS, Tt'hs*titll•
Lebanon, "Je1y16,11.62.
CLOTHE MANUFACTORY:
1 ILAN'E.FUL for past favors , the undersigned respect .
fully informs the Public, that he continues to carry
ou Lin 'Manufactory In East linnorer township, Lebanod
county, on se extensive a scale as ever. It is unnecessn 7
ry for biro to say more, than that the work will be done
in the same EXCELLENT STYLE, which has made hie
work and name so well known in the surrounding noun
try. lie promises to do the work in the shortest possi
ble time. :His manufactory is in complete order, And,hti
flatters himself to be able to render thevamesatisfection
as heretofore. Ife manufactures
Ilread and Narrow Cieths, Oustfoetts, Wade
and tither lianliels, ail in the Gut manner.
He also cards Wool and Wakes Rolls. For the Cony*.
silence of his Customefs, Wool Axed Cloth *lll be taken
in at the following places:—Al the stores of Georgie &
Pyle, Looser & Brothers; George Ithincehl, awd at
the new Drug Store of Joseph L. Lemberger, near
the 'Market House, in the borotteh of Lebanon; at 'the
store of Shirk & Long, in North . Lebanon; at S. Gosh
ert's, Bethel township; at the public house of William
Barest, Frederieksbur,, , -; at the store of S: E: Dicke!, in
Jonestown; at the store of Mr. Weltneri Bellevue
at the store of Martin Burly ; Palmyra. at the store of Mr.
Zimmerman, East ll:mover. Lebanon county: , All Ma
terials will be taken nosy regularly, from the aove pia
ces, finished without delay, and returned again.
These Sif his enstouters who wish Stocking W.alleard
ed dyed and mixed, can _leave the same, white, at the
shore mentioned places, with direetions how they wish
it prepared . (..`r his customers can order tbehtocking
Wool to be prepared front the Wool of the undersigned,
which will be done and left at the desired places.
N. B. It is desired that those haring Wool awded,will
pay the Cash therefor, at the shore named plates. '
LYON LEMBEE.III.It.
East Hanover, Lebanon county, July 1%1861.
HENRY & STINE
TT AVE cow OPENRD LARGE AND VERY
TIANDSO3LR ASSORTMENT OF
Challies; Striped, Plaid and Plain Mozambiquest Sher. ,
herd Plaids ; Chnlli Detainee: Foulard Poplins, &c., Az.
Also. a full stock of AIGUItNiNG GOODS, such asTain..
matinee, Bareges, Crape Moretz. Grenadine Baregee,
all wool Detainee, Challies, &c., which are worth
looking after, for they certainly are a Great Bargains
Black and White MEM: POPLINS;
Black and Plain PLAID POPLINS
Lilac, Blue and Green PLAIDS
Black and White DXGAINES;
Bich Plaid POPLINSt..
Biel' Chene POPLINS
Silver Mired POPLINS,
Very handsome, at the Golden Sign of
HENRY & STINE *
Corner of Cumberland and Market streets
Lebanon, May 14,1862.
1110 - 0110 E is hereby giten that the President and M
IN rectors of the Lebanon Bank intend to wake an-
Octants to the Legislature of Pennoylvanfa. at theit
next session, for a renewal of the ehartet and art et
tension of the privileges of the said bank now enjoyed)
with the same name, title, location and capital of Vette.
000: Ay Order,
E. A. lIIILER, Cashier.
Lebano'6, Ph., June 25, 1862.
S. IV. Pettengill & Co.,
Ho. 37 Park Row,
New York, & 6 State
St. Boston,
ARE orr Agdhts for the "Auvransra" In those
cities, and are autborimed to take Advertisements
and Subscriptions for us at our koirest Rao,
May 21, 1862.
litE NEW BAKER - ii l
pIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the hitt:
zens of Lebanon, that helms commenced the BAKE ,
IN'ti BUSINESS, in all its varieties, at hia stand, on
Cumberland tdeeet, Lebanon, nearly opposite the buck
Hotel, and will supply customers . with the best BREAD,
CARES, &c., &c. Flour received from customers and
returned to them in bread at short notice.
CONFECTIONERLS, -
of all k Inds, fresh and of the beat quality, constantlY
on h%rd, and furnished at the lofreat prises:
Th - Public is inrited :neve me a teak_
Lob non, Nov. 0, 1859. F. H. EBIIii,
1) UI LOERS will do welt by calling tih J. H. Baauis
LP Agent, as he is prepred to do fill kinds of 'UN
ROOFING, SPOUTING athl JOB WORK generally, at
the very lowest prices. lie 'also has on hand a Large
and good assortment of all kinds of TIN WARS, anti
all of the rash improved Gas Burning COOK
-• STOVES and PARLOR STOVES. Also, all the
different and latest improved RANGES. AND ,
•••••: II EATERS, of all kinds. Ile also keeps ccri
stoutly on hand a large stock of all kinds of ROOFING,
SLATE, which he offers at less price than they can be
bought of any other slatemen is the county.
im,IIVARE-Itoo7.lS—One door South of the "Buck
Hotel," Walnut Street. Lebanon, Pa..
Lebanon, D ecember 25, 1861.
1-71croitiA WNS, Plaid and striped Nansooka,
Plain and Plaid Canthries, Plaid and dotted Mono,
Marseilles, lialduets, &a., the largest asaort
nit-va. at the store or HENRY & sTnsrg.
101 - EN'S STRAW HATS, Ladies' Hats, Hoods, &a.,
joetreeeived and offered at low rites, by
HENRY it; STINE.
ri Lam, WOOLEN CLOTIONG of all colors, dyed See
Black or Blue Black, premed, the color warranted
and goods turned out equal to new, by
LYON LEMBERGER,
East klezawer.
42f- Article,* to be tined can be left at Jos. L. Lember -
gees Dreg Store where all orders for the above will be
etteethxl to. [Feb, 8, 1880.
“Market Street notel,”
Corner blarket and Chestnut Streets, Lebanon.
.1 011iN KATTRES, Proprietor.
rrAVING taken the abbve Stand, Icrtjg occupied by
_ILL )1 T. I.EONAITO ZILIIIEk3IAN, I Will spare no pains to ,
make the Trareliug Public who stop at it, perfectly
comfortable, and invite all to give Ma a trial. The
Ilmise is large nttd well gtriimged. The Table sepplied
with the best seaPonable edibles; the Bar Me:kited with
the choicest LiquCre, cud the Stabling; large cad coat
modiutts, JOLIN
Lehatten, 9,199%
LATEST NEWS
Of the cheapest and Best 'Goads
EVER SOLD IN LEBANON!! . 3,c ßoots, Shoes, Hats l Caps, e
rum thidersigued has opened one of the BEST AS.
SOItrMENTS of
CA .'S,BOOTS.SHOES. TRUNKS,
? I
HATS, CA
L'S,
BAGS, &C., of an kinds,
and of the best metal - hes, Which be *lli
sell at prides to recommend them to purcha
ser:. Of the HATS he has quite a Variety of New
Styles., embracing the 'Washington, Stanton, Burnside.
Dupont, McClellan, Stringhatti and Monitor Bat, very
be:tat - Hill and very cheap. Of CAPS be has a complete
assortntent of all the New Styles, got up in superior
mariner. Kite line finish; Women's Mimes' and Chil
dren's Milmorals. Gaiters, Congress Boots, Slippers,
and all other kinds; Men'a and Boys' Balmorale. Ox
ford Ties, Washington Ties, Congress Boots. HMI all
other kinds worn by them, including BOOTS and
SHOES, of the different varieties, at his cheap Store; n
Walnut St., next to the County Prison.
4 Thankful for the liberal encouragement of the
public heretofore, I would invite all w baring anything
in my line to call and examine my stock before making
their purchases, JOS. BOWMAN.
. .
l=:1
Lebanon, ?,pril 25,1863.
P. 8.-31e;aeut es taken and work made at short notice,
. .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFick.: in Cumberland Street, In tbo room lately
occupied by Wi. M. Dna, Esq., Lebanon, Pi
-1,1,11u0u, July 3, 13132,
GR.IOIrT 1rf.10•114. 1 r,.
A 'ITORNNY-AT-LAW.—Olgeo In Cumberland street,
j in the office of his fatheri Qen. John Weidman.
Lebanon, Anirnet 28, 1851.
LEMBERCIER'S
Bonk Notice
TAKE NOTICE.
Blanket Shawls,
S. T. McADAM3