Uriittiug:
•
UDC" U9.-4:3400.‘L? I:6IIIIM4dE3I3IIIP.CPUCEIS3.
Scatty and Promptly Extracted.- Ict he
ADVERTISER OFFICE, LEBANVII PE1137,&
TINS tetablishment is now euppliwb wlekattextensire
assortment of JOB TYPE, which will be increased $lB the
patronage demands. It can :now. tutwout PRINTING, of
every description, in a, 'lniat and expeditious thanner—
ander' very. refisOnalilketertrtai aw. - • • ••
Pamphlets, -Cheeks, ; ,. .
Busitteds'Odidis f ,' Randhills, ' •
Circulars,. Labels, . . • • • •
Bill Readings,,Blanks,
..•
Programmes, Bills of Fare,
'lnvitations, Tickets, &c., do.
air brain of all kinde, , Common and Judgment BoNis.
School, JusticeayConstables' and other Bidasue, printed
correctly and neatly on 'the .best paper, constantly
,kept
for saleat this office, at prices "to suit the times..
*es Subscription price of the LF:BANON ATIVRIITISED
One Dollar and a Half a Year.
Address, Wm. M. BRESLIN, Lebanon, Pa.
TO . Relit.
ram) toms in ,v,d story, 'Wehint stieef,'ffiernerly
copied es Cu Attorney's office end Tailor shap.
ALSO, On Cumberland street, a obop cornier-4-ocm
pied is a Shoe store and Tiu shop, with Offisainelraffin
up stairs. 0 CORO E
Lebanon, Feb. IS, 1563.' ' ,* ,
• special. i
'On and After JULY li' Itria. privi 'ego 'of eon
•rr rting the present lane of Legal Tending; Notes Into
the Ica tionAl 8.1. X pki: rent. Loan (cerripioaly called" Ara-
Twenties") will 'cunt% • • , „
wholvish to itivost intbpfirreTwenty. Trourritust,
therefore, apply Before the Ist of xuLY
' ' Tooxzi -
taubwription Agent... •
• No • 1.1.1 * .5ivia5t,;1.1.114.104 , 2
April 8, 1863:--4m. • • '
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Out-Lots at "Private . Sale
WILL be geld at Private• Sale, '
• - - 8 ACRES OF - LAND,
situated In Long Lane..near , the. borough line, in Corn
wall township. It adjoins tha,land. of Widow Fulnier,
on the North, Wm..Atkirte onsiJohn *muse on dial:At.
There Is a one story LOG HOUSE. 'weather _boarded
erected on the land, and a good WALin the garden:
The land has fine stones for Amarries. This : tract 1011
make a nice home for a small-fesoilY:.. •
%M. It is free ftOnt Groand tent .
4r,t ADAx.x.r.waElt.
N. 8.--This tract is now covered with n swiss, hid..
of which will be given - to the purchaser,
Lebanon, June 13; . 181;0.. -
Hovrard Association,
. . Pbtindsipbia.ra.
1 NISI:ASKS ()I'M° KEiti GUS StSTE.II, SPERMA
jj TonnnizA. or, SEMINAL, WEAKNESS:I)II.O
- and Mimi affections oftbe SEX - UAL ORGANS
PHYSICAL PERlLlTritrid EItESIATUItE DEQAY a
now and reliable treatment, in Reports or the flowartt
Asiociation, sent by. mail,' in sealed eniorOVes,
free ofehorgq. Address, Dr. J. S1IL:I:IN. lIQUG pxoN ,
noWAADAssocnxitov,no.2,SoiaebSiTeat;
• 4auunry 28, 18 -
Admitiii4tratokil Notice. ,
ivrcincE is hereby:given that letters of Administra
nt tion on the,Estute of DANIEL DEIII, deed., late
of ScutW .- Leh:mon p Lebenoit ea ty., PL, have
been granted to the undersigned residing-in the town.
ship, county and State aforesaid. 'All per-ions indebt
ed to said estate 'Afill.please make payment. and those
haringelaims.zcill present them without delay.
JDSEPII
•Sdbiifhtft:eoltrt ,, ,
Adnalnistratorm of the Esta: a of Daniel Gialb,deC'il
Lebanon, May 13, 1863. • •
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Administrators , . Notice.
OT te E:is hereby given that letters'nf Adartiiistra-
How on the esiote of GEORGE 410FF11AN,"deed.,
late of the barougk ot:Labanon.-I,eltanon.,fouuty - ,J o n.,
have been granted to the-itintersigned resoling' hrthe
borough, county tend-Mtb afdreSaid: - All nefseus in
debted willidei se. make , pityment, and those having
claims willprtietit thedl i witb iil deftly: '
: . BAnUtl, JIANLIESOpI,
ISRAEL - HOFFIVAN,
Administrators of the Estate 'of fled. Eleiftifin; - die'd
,
Administrators , Not ~cr.
XpOTICE ishereby given that letters of - Administra.
IN Mon on the Estate Of .that
BACHMAN, ante of
South A noville township, Lebanon epunty:ra-, deed
been been granted to the undersigned: All 'persons,
ttiereMre. 'having cis hiss - against.ssid are:. re
quested to present them, and those. tudelded to make,
BURY:BACHMAN, South:Annvale ;
. JACOB I.IIIItICII, East Hunover, Adtu'r.
Mity 27,
A. STANLEY - 11J1.111.CIL'
. , -
ATTORNEY AT - :LAW,
floe ronfoyed hie Mice ici:the;bn'inchtit,one'dOot Otto
of i t andermilolt4Spreifopposite the ., Washing ton Nome
Lebanon, P.
BOUNTY -And PENSION cloints promptly- attended ,
to [Apal H
• REMOrAL. -
S. T. Mc - ADAM
ATTORNEY' AT LAW,
As ItEMOVEttliisiif f
ice to - Market - Street:opposite
the Lebanon Bank, two doors 'North of Widow
Rise' 'Hotel.
Lebanon, Sarah 25, '63,
JOIIMr 130W4.174.1r.
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DISTIIIGT ITTOGNXlC,lnnfieypiwe.l% his' GE Piet`
to thillOGN.,latelyocettpiectikf Di. Geo..P: Line
swearer, in Cutibei - land Street,-Lebanen, a tow doors
East of the Xaglo hots[; and two +loofa west of Gen .
Lebanon Dee. 17,1662. -
• CYRUS': lIIILLEIt,
AA TrOttNEY-AV-LA . 11 7 .—(49n0 IniCalnutatroot, neat •
ly opposite the Bock Hotel, and" two doors arattb
from Harmony's Itarttware store.
Lebanon, April 9, 1802.—ty;
Will. IU. DERR,
A TTOIINEY .A.T. LAW, Office In. Stightees,llttarling,
A
Cutabertund street, netirly'oppOiitc , the Court
now°. [Lebaiioii,lll4 - 6, 1863:=111
Atlbert -
OFFERS Lii professional services In Abe icitirchs of
.innesd own and vicinity. Office at the residence
of Dr. Barry.
Jonestown, May 20,1803.-11 n. •
Dr:Samuel'S. Mei
rtiFFETtS bis professional services to the citizens of
,Lebanon and vicinity. OFFICE et
,the residence,
f.S
ofrs. L. Buch, two doors West of 0115ce of itr. Eamuel
Behm, dec'd, in Cumberland street.
Lebanon, April 15,1863.
Dr. Samuel_ B• • aght
FrICE at the old residence of Dr. Geo: Dettlenttur,
Itif opposite the Court Douse, Lebanoti,
Lebanon, March 23,'63. - • "
Dr. kbiaii R. light
OFFERS hie professional iervieos to the citizens of
ij the Borough of Lebanon acid vicinity, Office in
Walnut street, two doors' north of the Lutherno Paw
soiage.
March 4,1863. . •
Dr. C.
.L. Kreider.
ifers his prefeasional aeriicee to the community of
(l
kJ Lebanon Min vicinity - . Office temporarily with Tit.
Schneek, in Walmit street.. ,
Lebanon, April 1,186-3 m.
GEOR.OE , CLARK )
DENTIST.
O ffice at the Englelfotel, Lebanon.
Particular attention" juild diViireanite
lag Teeth.
REFERENCES
- 'C. N. PEIRCE, D. D. S., Professor of Dental Physiol.
oy rod Operative DentistrY, No. 501. N. 7th S t., Phil
adal phia".
E. WI I.D.M AN, D. D. S., Professor of MeehanioM
tistry. No. 24. N.llth St.. Philadelphia.
-JAMES TRUMAN. D. D. S., Demonstrator of Opera
tive Dentistry. S. W. Corner of Franklin and Green
Streets,. Philadelphia.
LNI DAME!, S., Demonstrator of Mechanical
Dentistry: NO. 228 - N; 12th St.., Pitilado:pli:a.
Lebanon, APtio 4 l.Bo; •
Rialmitet:Shamir,
~riLerrn,, W ool4."N CiOTIIINti of at colors, dyed Jet
" k J Blttek or Blue Black; pressed, Oa color wurrauted.
'and geode turned out cqual.to...npyr, by. • .
LYON LEMBERGEn,
Sent Hit e =
Ka- Artldes to dited can be left At Jot: L.
gees Drug Store whirls - RD orders' for the 'above will., • •- • •
et tended to. (March 11,1863.
pErvsionis.
U 7 . . •
it. OEO. V. LINEgif..ICAVEI., having been sr- -
Pobittsi, by the Cominiasionet of PeOalons, at
Waeinagton, v.zotnining Surgeon for Pensions, is pro
partil to attend to all applioupts for Pension at . hLa of.
Lice, In Market 111.7e0t., next. door to the root tiffice.
Lebanon, March 25th, ' • •
t_, . TAKE NQTICE. ~,..
.101111GI;DERS Will do wall bicaltiag, 0W.7 . .;1i:11ik ea ' brus
~:i ra,,r3.,
1 4 4 'Agent,R8 he 6 prepared to do all kinds> of,ZIN.
_,--- ,
ROOFING, API:PITTING and JOB WORK . generally; as I .
" r " Wit nil
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..Aililris..
.thes:erY,loweet prices. lie also has on hind a largo:62.r ) d}loi.j3flh, Woolen etiieqUfked'' Good" , • S hmv ls ,
.Ood good assortment of all kinds of TIN WARE, and.-k-Searfa, es ;+ Glovea„.ißounett, Mate, Fes.
all of the most improved Gas Burning COOK .
there; Kid Moroi; thildren'eclothiag, and all kinds of '
jo h
STOVES and PARLOR 'STOVES. Also, all the
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different and latest improved RANGES AND 4 Saving of 80 per cent.
14 -111 1f4TATERS, of alt kinds. Ito also keeps can . Wearing apparel, with perfect falecolors.
• : -• • ,
Tbeae Dyes are mixed in the form of powders • con -
steatiioeiluteura large Stook of all kinds of ROOFING, concreted, are thoroughly tasted; and put in neat pack-
SLATS, which fie,olfere at len price than they clan be' ages., For twenty-flee cents yan can color as many
banbt of any other alatetuen in the county. goods as would otherwise coat Ave times that RUM.—
The process is simple, and any one can use the Dye
$3,... WARE-ROOMS-410e door South of the "Buck , with . perfem stfccem. • Directions Smit e of gaols. pauS
aMeL" Walnut Street, Lebanon, Pa.
lAboooo;Docept* 35. 11 16 1. - Manufactured by !WW2 & STEVENS ASSlttoadirsY•,
•• • •
: J. f.i.:'LESTSBROBit, telieMon l ;Pal;ertiolea'ala and re •
Just Printed,at this office, Judge
,i•tail agent,
and fOr sale by, Dr: BOSS and;.o..S. ki*BrAl,
:gent Bonde*ltk waver qt#3. oo StiunPtiot Law i Lebanon" (April 1, '63... 7 kft. i
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LBANONVALLEYfINSTITUTE. !. ...NOT AtC . 0110LIC.'
,NT ANNVILLE; LEBANON COUNTY., PA. ' -' • ''''.' ''
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W.J. B URNSI,_DE A, if p• - • I - - A' I/WI - MX .CONCENTRATED--
. - , ' 1 fli l Pa •- • l'' —-- • ' • - • - '.
TIIE EN.SU-.PP , SESSION will commence on Ve.netable,Extra-ct..
i -MONDAY Alit trt
.
TUE SCIIOOLIins The advaitt.T‘g, ,, sl 6e a . 1 114tinnt-and ,=., ~- ' -
beautiful .k PURE TONIC...
... , ..tio.,-,..1".06.8: Daildings- 7 Yetitillated ' ' - "" ""
--= ' ` ' ;
Rooms—a fuel.lbrary - and - Cabinet; .-
•
TIIE'COURSB'OP STITOTIe net flied. the siiidiee of' . - 01 i
! DOCTOR' 1100.FiLAfiv .5;
,cA,h,pnpij..bing directed according tO the Unwire can ,
! Lft:;:rd in School, or td the professione lavdfislgns to pun , ';'' .ORRIIIIN B 1 .L
_ l'ina NOldiAL DEPARTMENT offers special often- . ' , ' , ' ' 1.. "";•: . I : r. ' i
fog.cr.; 011104 - who proneke to Mirage - ill' Teiching ; 'as ; - • . PRE PA it V). BY ... . .
the- Comae Mutated • conforms sirictly,:to the require-? ' -,-;, A-
Ju - ' jlek.§o. '
N Philacra. a.
1 meats of thoCounty'Superin - tendent. and tothe Contest Lir. u• • _ • .e .
lof the State Not mai &hoot. - - . -.-
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! ' ;VIAL ' EFPEC A TITALLY CIJEE -
Aa.. CIItCULATIShnd further mforraapetreen . be Ob , 4 .
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Mined by addressitiglite Principal.
l Ti .'J BUBlSlDl"t. fairer Complimi
1 June 25, 1062. Annville, Es_ '' ' ' '' f i
' ' ' lll.)vsivelpkia'
1
1.; BLINDS' t. SHADES. ) -"' ''' - : '- . ' ...Ifaultdice.
i- , -I------- ~ ..., •...-. .., "I Chronic Or iTerv'Cius'ioehiliiy.• =Viiintheir of the
n. J: wittlA.ll:3,, N 6. 16 North Sixth Street, ?bile I Kidneys, nod all diseases a ' rising froro,a.-
I delphia, Manatlieturei of LI•-,., - , , . ' .1 . -- - disordered ' liier, Or Stool gob : '
....,_
f, VENITIAN'IILIDILt and . ,-,_.:.' ' ' •'. . . Such; as'Cottetipst ion; Inward Piles Fulness" er'lllhod
t.,-=..- • ... .-',. ' , _ WINDOW- 81 TADES,- . .te the flood Acidity of therStoM4ch ' ,.;Naules.., Henri;
'-' '44: The tat:gest and liiiat naioririfent itillte City,et ;Amp; Diagttst - for'- Rani; 141...umet.,.IViniA r tira7
i*theileivest priees.' , .".MilndrPainted - rmarintined _panel ;I SLO/3A, „aoh n ral~.,47,jbrn'g , erfita - Mad; nut, -
- --I' ll7ii. B:),qa-7,_....2w. . T. ".° 1 , e !"..`-` = “....;-- • -• f :- ilTe --- ittni DitiVnintreath Mg, Flu tiering atf- the Ifettrt,',
i Choking - or SUfincating Se:mations when imadying pos
.
A •
. CREAT BATTLE i -
I tore. Direness or Via ion," Pots or - IVelm laribre the
Sight, Feyerend Dull Pain . in the Dead; Deficiency of
1 Perspiration, Yellowness of the. Skin....and - Byes:4lllin'
t lir the Shleilitibli;Chest, Liubn kei, - Siidelen - Flushes.'
, 1
1 of treat;' Burn ing.in the Flesh. Constant Imaginings
1 ,
, orEvil, and greet Deliressioti of Spirits.
) And -will pOsitiVely pravent Yellotii:Fei.ei.; Bilious
TIIETt CONTAIN
1
I No `Alcohol or Bad Whiskey'?
•
They . Wiit erten the' . nbove - digeases in ninety,
1-,
- ~ ,c nineeases out.or aliundied.' , - -
Induced by the - extensive sale aifiruttllerial peon,
1 lartty of lloottantrsGerinto Bittrs, (purely vegetable.)
1 lici , ts of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous 'ad rentu- -
.
rers, hive opened imMi - suiferinehnmanity' GM lioixi,.
1 gates of Nostrums in thoshape..of poor Whiskey, fvilely
coMpOunded w Rhinjurious drugs, andcheistened Ton:
.` la. StenutehisS and- Bitters. - ---'.- '.. ' .• -
i Beware et' Our innumerable array,of Aleoholinprep:
1 Maitionscin pitltlititic bottles, and big Walled kegs,' on
-
- y der the modest appellation of Bitters; which .;instesd„.
1 of (tilting, only l aggravete disease, and leave the +Haim-,
I t ointed eitff -ref in dispair. , '`. ' `•''-' '' ' - •
1100FLAND'S GERMAN ~ BrPTEtts !. t
Are not a heir in& untited 'aitiele; but have st o od
i the test of fifteen years frintkii.the - Actiniriedn' Ohne;
I and their reputation and sale, are,_not.rivalled by .Any .
• -sunder prep :widow ' '• '' ""- '''''' • ' --. . '' •
The'proprietors have thousands of tatters from-the
; most eminent
CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, ••' '
i .PiIYSICIANS, and CITIZENS, •
.:Testifying of ~their own . personal knowledgmlo the
;`beneficial effects and Med lailliirtiles of these - Bitters.
i DO YOUIYANTSOMETIIINO.TVSTIVING,TkINNYOO?
;DO YOU WANT - .VOOOD APPETITE I' ,' '
1/0 YOU WANT TO BUILD w.P YomicoN47rquom
IDO YOl.l WANT TO FEEL WELL? • ' ,
DO YOU WANT TO GET JUD - OF,NERTOUSNES,S?
. DO YOU WANT ENERGY? '
' DO YOU WANT TO'SLERPIVELL ?
i . ,DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FE KLING? "
I If yen 'do; use 1100 F bA ND'S OFIRMEN - :BITTERS.
Profit-Rev:J . . Nettgoit-itratent, D;- D. i Miier of . The En.
cyclopedia of Religiolth .Knofotedge.
i Although not disposed to favor or iecomtnend 'Pat
' eat Medicines in general, throngh:distrugt of their in
, gredieut:' and effects - ; I yet know of no Sufficient rea
-1 sons _whya'inaii may not testify to the- benefits he dm.
Neves himself to have race Wed, from any. simple; preP
.. ' i
Oration, in - the hope thatlre may thus contribute to the
i
STO VE S ..- .:S TO V E'S . f Ido yhis- rho more readily ha tegard to Iloolland's
VOW in le the time to buy your STOVES before cold"' Gerinan'llittera, prepared by Dr. C NI. Sacksonoffhls
lir winter is here; and the, hest and cheapest ylaea is
.1 city, because 1 wasyrejudieeti against them : for many,
et the,.. ..'' .•
" ! years, under the impression that they were chiefly' au
Lebanon - Stove; Tin -aia Sheet Iron . 111tinnfae. , alcoholic 'Teti - cure. lam indebted to my friend itoh-!.
:' - ; •:,- tor , , ° f l am e s N,.8.,5,- ers •; .. , i ort. Shoemaker; pal., for. tile, removal of this miudiee
Two doors:South from, thoLebinion lank, where ' re -.;
be 'I
by Proper` tests; andfor ' "encotiragement to t. 3, them,
present ; ;when suffering from great and long continued debili
abad' the largest 'and' best isiortment of • PARLOR;
ty. - ,The use of three hottles of, these Bitters, at the, he;
HALL; and OCOEIND'STOVES, ever 'offered in I.e,ba ,
-
. ginningof the' pre year. was followed by evident
rt •n, Gas Burners for Parlors or Bed CbaOibers of his
relief; and restoration to a.degree of hodily,and. men-
own make. With a generalassartnient of. Parlor Stoves, ;
one a large ear - ' ' -I.4t.._Unokioe et_.: .---to---• tae vior •witicl. not 'pat fo fo r , siLnenit h s before..
county or hereon , whicA to.;,h ne warrants to bake or roust.
thank Go.l and nu . friend for directing 'LAM' raw
WASH BOII,ERS -con - tantly _on band !rail sizes, i
of theta. " J NEWTON BROWN.
and the best material.
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COAL lIUCKIITS--Ahe largest assor PIIILAD'A., June, 23 1061.tment, the hear- (
lest iron; atid.thri-best, made in Lebanon.,. Parlicrolar Notice. . -
Also a laree stock of TIN WARE, made of the best ; 'here are netnv preparations sold under the name of
maddrial and Ina. workmanlike ;manner; As he 'is a I
. Bitters,put np"in quart bottles. compounded of the
practical Workman, and has had au ,exporionce of i . 6 .....
eapost p whiikeyrior eornison:rom: , eosting trent 20 to;
twenty-five years, he feels confident' that' he ean - give' , c.
general satish,ction. ` -- - - ;40 cents per gallon, the taste disguised by , Anise or
. .. .
Ile takes this method ef`rettirning his thanks to
'' '''Xids class ofllitte li " d d "
Inc : Coriander:Seed.
rs asqatuse
__,:a .. it .will . e . ontleue to
numerous customers for.their:liberal support, and he ,
~ , ~
0h ,.... 0wn ..b o hc es ,- ~,,,( 1, -1 . cense, as long us they eon be sold, hilllllrell. lO the
lioPes , by strictly attending to
death of the drunkard. ' BY - their -, use the- system is
letting other ,peoplefs,olone, to, still receive .9- shore of -
p ,.., p li e pa i r 6i, e,g4 ,,,,, , JANEs -'1,1; Imo Ens ; - kilt.,:7 6 nt . inually under the influence of . A Alcoholic Stun
Air. Paitictilar ittintlonvald to all kindeofJonatrin .. 'alas" 1 tile WOTSI Lind the desire fit •Litutior is tree
;d and 'kept up, and pie 'result Wall the herrors at.-
uch -14 Roofing. Spouting, .4.,and all work warranted
i .to upon ,a drunkard's Ill'e and death.,
1 For Diose who desire and milt hare a Liquor Bitters, '
I We publish the following receipt.' Oct Ono,Bpitle Hoof-:
;.Pan "ii Grata .
.hitters and mix. with Tl . ,ree Quarts of
Good Brandy Or. Whiskey: and the result will be ES prep
i aratimt that. will, far urea in medic:lMO .virtues and
tree exce Hence any of the numerous Liquor Sitters in,
c the market, and WAG cost *etch lesi. Aron', -will bare
.all the'virtues of Ifoof_totes /Ayers in connection with
a good article of Liquor, at 'á much less - price 'than
three inferior preparations will cost you.?.'
~... . _.
- A ttentimit . Soldiers ..
AND THE PitIRINDS OP ;SOLDIIIRS.
Is soot). expocteil to take 'place iu 'Virginia : But not
'witbst4-uditg tbio; tbo ' '
MUST: HA 'E -
:And we. yo - uldmilpocttullp 80101.4).031r clalp, to,
PUBLIC ATTENTION !
its follows ;
Dpeause we keep a 'large 'well-aosorted' otock . or' both
ing ou hand, - wbielt when exatalaed, always please.',
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TiCentise oiir Goods tiro made nrr, - OterrEstab-
ILehnient in the city. and in a Tanner that take& down
thatountry, and giie's all Cnitoinere a cit,s,4iTaninee.
..ilectinse, by the , facilities wo have dallog piece
goods; we are enabled tdaell our clothing 25 per' cent.
cheaper than.:allybedy else in thiw,nsighborhocal. -
iVe hare just received a largo steely:A - 51 , 41.1NG
CLOTHING: and' invite oar, Friends- tiud
Oistemersctfully to call at :
, .
ZENZ.TEtN;
, Opposite the Coitrt.llodse.
Lebanon ApriP24, 1562
WALTER'SIMILL.
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riillE subscriber respeetfullyinfornts the public that
I, lie has mairely rebuilt - the on the little
tarn., formerly. kuriwn as "Strait's" and later as “Wen
gert'a" about ,one-fourth of a mile from Jonestown,
Lebanotfiftionty, Pa.; that he Nis 'it 'non ii'-complete
'running: Order, and is prepared forulah customers
regularly with a very superior artlefe.of '
as cheap as it can be obta ined.fremlinytther son ree.---
lie keeps also on hand and for-sale.at to lowest cash
prices CHOP, BRAN, BIIOBTS,4e. 'lie fa also pre
pared to do all kinds of CUSTOMEiIe WORK, kir Partners
antiothers at the very shortest possible notice and in
vites all to give hint a trio:. Thu machmery- of the
entirely.neW and. orthe -latest and most int•
proved kind.. By strict attention to business and felt
dealing he hopes to merit a share of-publicpatronage.
.WILKAT, RYE , CORN, , OATS,
Bought; for which the highest Lebanon. :Market pricea,
will be paid. FRANKLIN
bluy-7;1.862.. '• ' -
.
HAR3IOPTIUMS, introdueln. - ; the effect . o`f pedal
base on every
OAELEbIi'S unsurpassed,PlANOS for Cash,, itt a
liberal dekliirtion;or' dn'isofithly initallm ' from
ss.toslo.
Over 506 sold in Phil ldelphia
' .1 AMES BEI.tiK. Sole *gent. •
. 27.9 and 28I.South Fifth Street. above Spruce.
uly 15, 1863,,y..-1 Philadelphia, Pa. ,
, . .✓
1 00'000 BARBELS OF: , .THE _
. '•••
',OAT Ati!LNITTACTIMIVG . OO S
. POITIVRETTE:
.
" 130 South WOreds • PlilladelPhili, Pa,
This Com phut ;Av ith' a . iApital $150,000; 111 e. most
extensive Works of the kind. in the,world, and an, ex-'
,
perienee :cif over 23 years, -with a
reputation. long.esokliebed , having also the exclusive
control of all the.night soil of the great city of, Now
York,'-arb.prePiired to" furnish ntt article, which is
without doubt,ithe OttIaPEST.AND yxItYXXST fertilizer
in market. lt great* - inereities 'the Pyld; 'and' ripens,
the erafilrom two to' tbreeivelittsbariter, :Wait expense
of from three to tour dollars per acre, with - little or no
labor, Also ,FIFTY . TONS 01 BONE TAVEII, Being a
Mixture of bone intl.:night 'atin groin:l ' o4%e; atits per
snpetiotartiole, for., graln,and- grass. . A• pam
phlet contiiiitniall necessary' intbrmation, may be hail
free by addrealtinka letteritP the- 0 0' 4311 'er.
JAMES T,.- FOSTER,,
Care t i e
T. 31antifactnriMi Com pan v.
60 Courtlandt St , New
,York.
18,
i, nuita all Fi ie insuraince
a Com
! pn r oe Anoville l .
I . "LEBANON, COUNTY, PENN'A..
- t TITATS COMPANY was ineeiperated, :March. 1554; and
1 1 is.now in full nyeration and ready-to. make insur
anee'enlhiellinga; and other Ilitildings; on Furniture,
and iderehandiae generally.- - .4.1.50 uu Barns. Contents,
'itoek, Farml mplentents. &e.. on a Mutual Principle,
I: - :- - '-- - aiAlgAd rms. -
Christian Bachman, ,: , Samuel Seebold,:
WilliennEarly , jr., John" B. Kinpertii,
t Gaongtie'llemgardrier,' ' :i George ]ogler,'- -
T. D..A . ..Oftratan, . . ~ Jplni An %vein, -
i Georgelforiges; . 'ltifdorpli Heir, -
1. John rt.. Beiver, - , " ;, , - Jj eget& IF. Matz,
!
t, Ihniel.S. Early,
jOIIN4LLIVEI7.I 3 President,
BvDOLPn HERR, gcbaStirei, ; : .. ; ,
Josrru Secretary.
, Shmuel Seabold, Trwrelingatetit. ,
1 - Jacob Sehnotterly„Ammtilsk*ricksburg.
A unviti; March 5, 11t62.—1i-.
~LISIII
Black,•
PM& Brown,
Soul' Itrpon,
Light Brown,
rDark:
yazxe
Azte,....•,.; •
' Xdifa "MN'
, ,_, -
IBM
• We call the attention of all having reliticnis and f
Mends in the army to the fact that - .-1100FLAND'S
German !littera" will cure nine tenths of the diseases '
induced by expcisnres and - PriCations incident' to camp
Info- In thilista, - publlshed'almovit dailt the,nows
papers, on the arrival-of, the,teck, It will be noticed
'that a very large proportion re culturing free, debil I.
ty. Every case of that kind can be readily cured by
lloollantra German. Bitters. Diseases' resulting from
disorders of the digestive organs are speedily removed. i
We have no hesitation In stating that. if these Bitters
were freely used among our soldiers. htindreds of liras
might be.saved that otherwise be Met.
We call particular attention, to the `CA lO'veing, re
inarkable and well authenticated cure of one of the
hation'eheroes, whew life,.to use his own language,
been saved by the Bitters :"
PRILADELPHIA, August 'Mr& 1862- •
. . 3feurs. Jones k : Esaus.--Well, gentlemen, your Hoof
land's German Bitters hits saved my life. -Therein no
mistake in...this.: vouched for, .hy panthers of my
comrades, & r ims of whose name are itopendtal, :mud Who
were fully cognizant of alr-ther circumstances of my'
cuss l am, and have been for the.last four years; a
member of nutmeat's ..elebrated battery, and under,
the immcdidee command - of Captein It. 11. Ayrett—
Threugh.the oxposore aticodaut•npoix my strtluons dn. -
tics. I was elfin:l4oh). Nuratiiher mat wire i,, retina:MHO
f,ceito BMWs, and was for seventy-two days in the•hos.
pltal. This was followed by. great debility, heighten
ed by en attack 'of dysentery I was then removed
.from the Wpite-Itouse, sad sent to this city out board
the Steamer "State of Maine " front which I landed
on the 28th of .luno. Since that - time I have been it
. houtits low as any one could be and still retain a spark
of vitality. 'For a week or more was Scarcely able to
swallow unyth lug. Mid if I did force a morsel down, it
was immediately thrown up again.
-I could not oven keep a glass of wateeen my stem
, itch. Life could not last under these circumstances ; -
and. accordingly, the shysichtus who Lied been irork-•
log faithfully, though unsuccessfully, to rescue me
.fonit the.' grasp of the dead ArCher, frankly told me
-they - could do no more- for mo, nod advised rue to see
*clergymen. and to makenuch disposition of my lied•
fed feuds - as best suited me. 'An acquaintance who
I visited ,no at the hospital; Mr. Frederick Steltibron, of
Sixth below Arch Street, advised time, as a forlorn .
hope, to try your and kindly precured 11- bob , -
tle From time time I counnenead taking them the
gloomy Shadow of death receded,and'l am now, ti.oink .
God for it; getting better. Though I buys bat taken.
two bottles. 1 have gained Atria pomade, and I tbol san
guine of being ptnnitted to rejoin my wife and (laugh
ter,:from whom r have hoard nothing for 18 Months:.
Sr, gentlemen,- I tun a loyal Virginian, from the
ity of Finat Royal. To your invaluable Bitters r owe,
the Certainty of life which has taken the place of vague
fears—to.your Bitters will I owe the glorious privilege
of ngniddburping temy bosom those who are dearest te
nts In•life. Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur ln'the tenth of the above stntementi
'as -wellad despaired of teeing our comrade, Mr. Malone,
restored to health.: • .
'JOAN CUDDLEIIACIC; ist : Now York Battery.
' •- GEOItOZ . A -'ACK LEY, Co 0 lith Maine. •
,LEWIS cutvALl tot 6.2 d New York. ;
L E SPENCE:II;Ist "Artillery, Battery F.'
.1 B VASS:WELL, COB 3d Vermont.
'HENRY in JEROME, Co It do. "
lIENRY T AIACDONA Ie D, Co C Maine..
.101 IN F WARD. - 00 sth Maine. ..
LIEBMAN KOCH, Co 11-724.N0w York.
NATII ANI EL fl TIIO3IAS, Co F 95th Penn
•' ANDKEW .1 KIMBALL, Co A - 3d l'ermoat.
JOIIN JENKINS, Co Ii 1 0 6th Peon. •
Beware of Counterfeits I
'See that the signature of "0. 31. JACKSON," is on
.the-WHAPP.EIt of each bottle, • . . •
PRICE PER. BOTI'LE 75 CENTS,
v. • • OR UALF DOZ. FOR $l . OO. -
11121
Crimson,
Suinnm,
Scarirt,
Dark Drab,
*Light Brick
Yenow,
Orange, '
..1 4 / a findai
Ballerina,
••and •
Tinlet. •
Should your interest druggist not have ti o article,.
ao not be put off by any of the intoxicating prepare. ,
tiona that way be offered Su ita place, but send to ns,
and 1 , 18 will forward. securely Kicked, by express.
PRINCIPAL °FEW it AND Id AND PACTORY i • • •
NO. 631 ARCH ST, •
. • ,Tones dic. Evans. •
.(Successor to C. M. JACKSON k C 0.,),
Proprietors, •• .
.
iort, SALE by Da. Geo. Rose; opposite the Court
Lionse Essanon, Ps aglby Druggists and Dealers in
every town in the UnitodStatee. , „
• • play 27, 18113.- 7 17.
• •
Lif;I3ANON:.: - ' i TA.; - '_WEDIUOAY,•.3IThIy.4:• I :1863.
111
.00fli , 7,;`'S:Oeit."4',
-cornor,,#e she. went from shop to shop,
thallt'l j ng, perchrisee, and :the • offence
Was repeated; three days in succes
---7-__-_________,
CRADLE SON'.. :ME POOR. i sion. --Iler huaband was away at, the
~ ,
,„. •tithe°, but•oh his return,. to him was
hush. r ammo, li - Tee thee
_ detailed, the;conduct.of the "villain,
..
Stretch thy tin Oda in WOO, '
r have got uotaid Iva thee braggart and scoundrel," as she term-
Nothing, child tf e thy pain.`
When owl sent theelhet to him me, , I ° ta t
n h i4 i p in ii,ea Ttk a k . i . .e h t i t g ir h e iy oaf
din,
had :
proud and thanllo.4, too.waa I ;
Dlos ;my daling.l, ,mother,
, v AltnoSt long to LIN die.
d n. ; e. e. ri a alt e h l nasfb the a n d ~i - I , l a t r. el d v I e a 7 t was
a'-:threatened
a t
e n n i ed.
Sleep, my derl44 —thou art weary •
1
- God is good, btitilife Is dreary. ' ' ' l ''
I hive sorb thy Want lading..: FnyTtsrd:i'llanngetdh the
t h i n i t g o h : a t Y b e . next 7 h°
it' P f :e a r n .
. m n a oo d n e , T the wife h wawagain. to prontee
Aud tby strongtWinnk day by day ;
Soon I know will w% ond WSW by
;our street,; the,husband„snd,
Waite thy littte ikasiay, ' - ,
. rmu H lu c e p i e n it k ntl es :l t o b y Y l irt' h s7o r ;c e c k t u l 7, B ' a peliceelAcer to follow= a few var'ds,
et
r could Heifer all, tor try, e. "e a I the:oath , .”
-.'' '
I ~: , : e. r t eb l iu :,( ll: ::Z.l f i : rh ut lin e irig e. r , ' ,. 1
Be i r/ oc:rz t xe li iail: , :ua i eild a d t: l p lrni -, sa a ,id 9 neBo . i l oi
flaiel .. ool - 3 0 h
g68.01;(5 % y eeti
And my b s ekr i ,,W ;7 , . tet . ,..., ..„ 1,,;
, 12"1- ' -'"g"rfeeble ''"'''' ' ''.-,-,-----iadY liilbilblY
ort ., ,t he d street 4 , e c i ls r .r t hi w d i e l d h ,:,
i - rau ile. ,ei,e ti . i tr il e, c o t r 4tet d u z. .." .. --
_._ =hand , ,then permitted to _
— lle will toes U 9 V) tsatitut ' ------ - .srlV'e " • U. and sin- o..imoreT:k --- -
IVhere no want • s'' in ca n bo. IP a.. , ~...„."," I r i ".."- ' '' ~ .P: " ii..' ' - '''''''' D-1144 " 11 " :. " Th t Ila :g
Steep, my darli —Choi art Weary ; 'to be iteviii'ed Ir''' bi- a - a.fi , - 1 , A . ,terview with the - devil 'A. -'
---
eg , . 1 1 8 , i , t I ' an IB c ft.)", .1,,.;t. • cops
u -P 3o ' bfl t i , r .. ei . s'driBr3 ..' - li l weni : Nwiltto Meet Alto' 'diifirriiiii 4 oes l ed i ating to 'Maim , -6'enetSl 11. F.
--• - 4,, . • ..._. • a I. - .., . .* .•, - f , 1 . V1) ' 'V. .2 , ..; . .. ' , • . _, ,• •
Ineirp4sed finettnftintes. , I.l.,belady, putter / ' - • •
v., -4...r7,) .r t ,
.. .
took the lead half e, square, arid,ferlierr, „..1r.,1, 11. groin) of gamblers .quar•
ia , shore dietemeeeeeast of Racer on.e;reling.,4l.-"all fours.' After the man
-1 FetiWitlitilieWirrieV.: the 'illy d&ei v. :net of . Vehierti—dedicated to the 'Re
er,'l,-saelitowliieled tie soonais,shepass--4,Pol l om'4Aillattors., •. ~ ' - .
;,e,d, stid.kept• 44 -few : I Rapes! . behled, r .- y
NO. Told Thumb spewing thro'
The ledy, ,continued along Fourth, ~a trulnliehWith the intention to pass
;Eit.,reet,le, Walnut, anderoSsed 9yeri,to. o}4ll6jrff O Tor r ilie Bergilin Giant-ded
the intith' ilde'o l f the'itreet:' Tile nested to several Major Generals.
r ' Vice" IF turned 11'1 first' cross- 1 "-N°' 6setting '
yo ma o the
ittg':loeef , -'-'oflitailli'et,%tn:eonfrota . here.„ ll ,ed "inverting it into Money
if'sbneshou Id return westward The begs- 2 -Aetricated to `G ideon G. `Welles •
~husband's- wrath was .et , .fee,er. heat, t :MO' his 111:1014;2-chiki'V ' ii3)liii,Tl l . :: ' .
,
il RC o . l7rgficjiipg, th r e stranger,.grap , i,
,P!l , i,: 7 :4-.„'rope 'ffsrlOer ludaneing an
;`pled 'Aim by the coat collar,
rfolleWirig-`convtifßittiori ensued °= l
,t ,f, d ,to Aa!tifon'P,Cirtise ':, -' • • =
I ' HirstiVed-t-iWhiti - dreyotomediti.isir,,,,.;- ;I: i) $ A white m.an'' embracing a
by follow i n g.;• t h tit 4 I adyl d ay- ; afterf. day,'„Ogro, ike n eir • '' Ali; krniti Ott eat "pi et rire
lin, thi l inoskipsolen ti‘ manner, .? ,,,i,, - - rdedmitted to pharlei - Snirher: "
, 4.t , rklPk'Pr-t--,•_Bo'fOr et: . I answer; your r . :l-: PI- 40 -• 9.2FortyOlevei'breiking'in f io
iaue i stiou I have - ifightto - lihoW' echo ,l, -a geVernment treasury, delimited
l'it'WthatAhl.44tAke's linth ii ilefriatid. l' to'Oia friends of i.,l3'e ihiiiinilifftiti6n;
1 ,-.l ilptysbautlizi(erxeltedly)mi- War No 10 Five 'Sitt,YreSteah4 s iiiVEtte
1 knont, sit ,Lam the Dilaband-ofithat), cleViLliew 'to lie,ididitittlllilto`thti'ed-,
1 lady. 1, •-;. ‘ . 7 -
~.;
7 l7DeneoPat.-
Strangerir,.lLara -happy to maitel No 11 A crowd wr,i)egw)ii(i' .. iitilp
pout •
:Icite - aequaititande4.-i.H„.vbfi. will re- 1 PinetnAqh l 4diettlifi B drof frwhite
-I;l4aselpur r hp)9l, ,1. lei)), fieti l ey .: „y 9l , l , man, arid leaving him tialeed-4litliia
wi tb, . I .titlateolitl•ample. explanation.. i - find' the 1 dit" Cinigreer- ' ", '''--•
!, I
itesbandltseitaleS,'but filialryre• ,= • O. 12; A ; throng of white men and,
his
le se e s ,. , h"6'f,k angrily 2 t e i r miid s , tb, z ,..i.hegrOes setting fire to the Teniple,of
;young man 'to -pi-oceed. - -' ' .„ ;•,- -1-1-1-4)cr-V,- An immense pieturez ,. can-'
1 Stranger SW, tliStlady in alrear. 'ras 4b feet by 24-- - deilieated . to the .
VICO IS the connterpart of my'moth. ; Relitl,b/22e-I, l lg - '- - - -*-k - - 4
[ er, nee* deceised alio at, tiVelveYetirs. i No -1. - 6 - xxlruake - iy.White , iiian, with':
and whew 1-sshoW
you her:cleeSerreo: . his face painted negro, holding
type,„whieli I have caniedsincp h er a a banjo in-his hand, in the act of sing
, death ttettreitt my heart, yob, will; I ! ine.Ttlin'BroWn'„Vifierril is tifarehltig "
i think, else percale a Sulk itrg room;-. an" dedicated to John W.- Forney.
b,lswee - to your JadY'. If *liii_cr. have Nei 14 :* piattreenfara infernal re i
alone seems insolent, youluttsttftw*ve gi Onli',' With the. d es‘i ts ,4117 unchained,; I
f;;;: +'P, '.&_ttottt....- . ' 124104. 11 .- •
. 7 ,...: 5 r/ac ' United --i States in the t '
mother so dearly and deeotaly.— l rei g a af•bine°lli-17:
hanging-on
Here, sir, is the likeness, judge for 1 No• 15 'Hann an
as- L-Press. - - ,
I yourself. lows which haprepared . for Mordecai
I Husband—Why, sir, (looking u p. `—dedicated to the editors of the
on the daguerreotype) you really
tonish-rne. ' The likeness is so strik- 1
Na,No. 16 "The Union`League," being
"ins alesernblanee to: :the mother of I the pieture of a mob of 'white men
and negroes-trying' to,split a 'rail - la
my wife, who.-also die&about a doz- 1 the gal-
belled "The Union. . .
on -.Tears since. What was your
'lntither's name:?'" -- ' No.J7 Diplomatic dinner at the
"-' ,
Stranger—ller name ! A t t ie 3 . 1, r . Whitehouse. ' ~- 1 1hi,131:tcli Excellency
.
husband—(Starting back much a .... the Haytiart Minister seated between
Rated, f urther ated, furer inquired,) Sir, what Ts ! Mrs= Lincoln and the Chanting Miss,
your narnel -- -. . , I Chase. The Seats of the diplomatic
„stranger--William hi----r. I have corps are vacant. John W. Forney
standing behind the chair of the ,flay
been' absent ins California about six- 1
teen yeirs., : - •,- ' , - I Mari Minister 'dressed as a waiter.
_A,
- Husband—Great God, young man, , very spirited iijetare•
my wife is your sister !
Pof n pr e a n y r rng W to a t r ee ß de e v e ir t l e o r s ' en i d n
,
'--
--'
1 th! T a%
Stranger- 7 -My sister ? It _ cannot 1
he poeSible. I had only one sister, . famine,-pestilence and the sword up- i
and she died two' "years before my ion a einverY cursed trnien• '”
mother.i •=.• ' ' • - No. 19 Reverend - Darters Cheever I
During ail this 'conversation the 1 and:Tyng,, at a,clandestine interview r
wife was in a bookstore, nervously . with Satan,;in frent of the pirlpit in
watching Vie proceedings- in the i Cheever'schureb ; Satan in the act
street, and when the two seized each' of delivering an opinion in favor of a
other by the hand cordially, looked at I superior race of men, to sprint , from
the picture; and evinced surprise,''an• amalgamation of whites and. blacks
pleasure, &c.,at what the —Cheever and ,Tyrig appear delight
developed, and finally arm in arm, ~ed. A fine painting, and excellent
crossed the street to meet her, her a• I likenesses of the three worthy friends.
Iniiietrient was at, culminating pitch. 1 No. 20 A Copperhead chasing a
The lady was called-out • and th e fel,
?away hugh h w l i a t c h k a s ff n r a ig k b e ta w d h v ic a h loc is ity ranning
lowing• took place t . ,
Husband.--Wife,cannot you recog These paintings will form one of
-
nize•this tlentlernan, and, have you t the most remarkable picture galleries
not met him previous to the past in . the country, not only on account
week; '- - ~ : iof their great merit as works of art,
Wife—Why, husband, what do you but as well for their historical and lo
ifl Cal interest. It is" hinted that the
moan ?' Lappeal to the 'stranger
we ever spoke to each other •or ever r next Congress will purchase the
met b o f ere ? i whole gallery, and make it a perma
rt literary ' Stranger Yes, inada, WO Intro i Dent attraction to draw litera men
nest frequently before, and on 'the, and artists from al Iparts of the world
most intimate terms. -, ." ,to Washington city,
wife—it is false, sir; it is a slander
,
(The tears . t ursing down her cheeks
profusely.) - ' , .
Stranger--Madam, I will prbve to you
the truth of my assersion., (Here the
stranger drew, forth the, daguerreotype•
and presented it to the lady,s who, turn
ing pale, excitedly exclaimed :
'My mother t my mother I' How came
you by this 1' clasping it to her bo-
SUM .
Mgt
FUNPAAIENTAT:PR ,CIPLES AND bon.:
sTITUTTO RIGHTS - '
i
- • 1
Free Press aid. 1 r ' Speech Ina.liorce,
bie ant“ t
nviolable. •
, None . but , antic dread - ,
tlibin ' "'' - - •
Neither Couyts nor - 41 a have a Bight tsk.,sit
in 'Judgmen ii.con4lionv , '
They ' arc t• - L - 4 1 ..r i ' bimel
;,.al ei- at at n , ,us teg, ,a
Trial andk <Stable:. %. ' • 1
As there.is a . 4l3`tii of 1 Ito-
I ranee; itt„large g maiiielied; ilpo'n,the:l
Consti tu tier? aY anti; tiati enable rights. 4
of it free,press antkePtitifitejlitia: this .
co u n try,, we , pu WM below. 4; Ilerles i
oflextracts from tflbssOonstitutiOns ofi
1 several States, a 1ell: 'AS' &gni' ,tbe, 4 l
Constitution of i . .„.t
44, 'United. States, ;
that, the people m4ll4,:seeallow sacred-
ly have `been "proMtbillfeo:-great r;
rights in all the Wei, asvtel,l as by '
the United States*l. `,---.-'' 1
(Constitutional extracts.) 1
, Ti n : Btu tITS.,Ot r EitERMEN !—T ha' ••
Constitution of-Nts AtanspsitiTe-says; 1
"The liberty of the phewis eilionjiet To the
feeurity ,of frpeclotn, end,oogb kto intriolahly
preeerved."
he . Caristitiltitelif-Massueliti4etts
tibeity of the iireti esietitili• to :the
security cif freedote, stedlittetightiqt.therefore to
be reetrojnodibptb,ii Pglaan,:mrl4l2:,
„,
The, Conbtitilt c ipth -of .-.Connectieut
*ALErsIpl_L_V--..:,2-4.,AtiiAttrotszaiNkti o s
Nct law shall ever be - pessary eurrairens:.'
strain the liberty of speech or of the press.”
The Constitution of New Yoik says:
"Every citiien•may : freely speak, write and
publish his sentiments on all - subjects, 'and no
law .
shall be passed to restrain or abridge the
liberty or speech or'of the press."
'Ne‘:eJorsey, iii flit, 'Same words,
as s erts - the' full liberty of sPeech and ,
4
(if *the press, and putt no law diliii be
passed to restrain or abridge thOse sa
cred right's. .'i -' ' --- =--- -- ,
The,Constitution of Pernsylvania
"The, printing pram shall ho•frep„ to any per
who undertakes V examine'the proceedings
of any branch of the aoverntnent, and no- claw
sha a ever be uthde.tokestraio the rights thereof.
The free consuzunicatn of thought and opinions
is one of the invaloa le rights` of - man."
on
Tbe.Constitu on of Ohio says :
"Every citizen luny freely speak sad
_publish
his sentitients, and ho law shall be passed' to'
restrain 'Or abridge time liberty of speech or of
the; press."' ' I
The Constituti on of Indiana says
"No taxi' shin be pssed restraining eerestriet
ing the right._ to speak, write*, or print freely .on
any subject w h a t a v e ~, , , •
And so says tie Constitution'Of:ev.
eiory State in tb Union, guarding on.
ly against,, libels, but in the fullest
manner defendlng and securing to
every citizen tile freempn's,right -to
the fullest libmity ofspeech'and libel-.
t,y. of the press-ha sacred right, nev
er- questionq i but by tyrants, or
crushed 4own Ilat in tha moat clegrad•
ed despotism.
The- foregoing: provisions in the
State. Constitutions were,mado in ac
cordance with a provisions of the
same kind in the Constitution of the
United States(, , . :
(Front tbe•ates Constitution.)
"L Congress sh 11 make no law respecting en
e, stalishmput. ot:r or prohibiting the, free
exercise thereof, oi abridging the 'freedom of
spetich",-or of the p ess, or the right" of the pee.-
ple:fpeaceably to, a semble, s and,, to
. petition the
Governtnent. for a edress oLgrleTances."
•
After defi
people, and. t
popers. of tfie
citizen, to do
in tho protee
framers of
1
*Tt the ,rig4t;i2, -- o„lthe
te kestrtetionti 'Orthe
Government, over :the
14. ensure,thii.,,pe4lo
lon of thes(i - rrghts, the
Constitution. summed
their great ' work .by
owingirriportant pro-
pN . Ito kt . were
ad ilOg . gi a fol
OOP :. •
Is . .
o.!Thie Cotistitu on .and Lbe biws of tbo Uni
ted Statekwhich hall be made in pursuance
Stetter j and all eatiei made, or which. Rho{ lbe
made, under .theauthority of the United Stater,
shall :he the supreme law of. the. land Land the
OASES in every State shall:be hobnd tbeieby ;
inyth ink in the ConsLitutiod'or LAW'S of any
State to the oontiery . thitirithstandingif
..., .
A itoisisintic lEncannter.
• • A 'Cincinnati paper relate), the fol
lowing• romantic - incident which on-
carve in 'that fainous . !oity of pork;"
'Which . Ihad a -very: happy denoue
-ment,:-..—lt seemelbat a large,zerowd.
of young tucks`stand . on • the corner.
of Fourth and Vine streetavak balmy .
days - to:see the pretty -women pass, :
which innocent amusement gives no,
offense, :so long as the youazmen con
citFet themselves propecly: 04e .
day the- wife ,of, a prominent : citizen, :
ayoung and.,fascinating creature,,no:::
tined thit'sbe :from ;the
4V
Itft
Husband—Wife there must be no
more mystery about this 'matter. This
'young man is Wm. M r, your only
brother.
The brother and sister eyed each other
fora moment„ as if to become assured of
the, truth of the assered declaration, and
then, as if by instinct, clasped each other
aroundAhe neck and Wept tears ot . joy.
Poliecemin Homer,. from was re-' .
ceived the above, states that he never
witnessed such a greeting. The three .
took 66 , first-car.-:that came along, and
went home overjoyed at the day's devel.
opments, where no doubt a full narration
of their youthful histories was given,
their parting when young, and all the e.
vents that have transpired since. -
Sar•Why is a rrioue. like wlataof hay
.13ecluselitie. cilillfeat it. ; = ;
WHOLE NO. 728.
Greal 'Mineola Philtre Gal
. • ' lery.
Througl the politeness Of several
painters men of remarkable genius,
we.have received a list of drawirrgs
and painting-s, which are to be placed
on exhlbition at' Washington,
iiume
diately after the 4th of March, 1865.
They are - as follows:
10. 1 A Vie cV, of the Cave of Fain
in`e; lean ,shastly 'figure placed as gen.
I,inei'it,the ! entrance. A grave yard
in the distarice with 100,000 graves,
ut th,,:e'rtg4f.are 20,0,000 cripples, and
on
,thkipft, an unaccountable throng,
of widows criNauS, remarka.
P'igt.tite;.--- - deaicifed to Abraham
LinObin.
, I Xo,.. l 2''.l),iirik.l . searict, in the act of
* betray! A --- 1
"capital "sketchaedi
'cated to - 2:'ll:'Stanton, Esq. Tecreta
-rr.m-r-:
• A DOG PUNISHING A. DOG.-Dr.
Abel, in one of his lectures, relating
a sery striking anecdote of a New
foundland dog in Cork. This' dog
was. of a noble generous disposition,
and when he left his master's house
was often assailed by a number of lit
tle noisy dogs.in, the street. He us
ually passed > them in apparent un
concern, as if they were beneath his
_notice. But one little cur was, par
ticularly tionblesome, and at' length
carried his petulance so far as to bite
the Newfoundland dog in the back of
tholoot. This proved to be a stop in
wanton abuse amlinsult beyond what
was to be: atiently endured, and be
-instantly turned round, ran after the
offender and seized him by the skin
of the bia. In this way ho carried
'him in his month to the quay; and
holding Winsome time over the wa
ter, atlength, dropped him into.
He did not seem, however, to design
that the culprit should e punished
capitally, and he waited a little while,
till the poor animal, who was unused
to that element, was notr only well:
ducked,.but- near sinking, when- he
.phinged inand.brQugkt himout, safe
:to -land. ._; :
Elraukra go3.l._rtistr.
AFAZ4 J.Y PAPER FORTAWN ANit.OOtINMYJ
Is PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WISEHLY
FY WM. 11. Bitirkiar, ,
24 Story of, leuneys New Banding, thinitterimtLita
At Dna Dollar, and . Fifty Coats a Yeal
iiir AoczonssaliNTS inserted at the usual imam
The friendiof the establishment, cod the public genet.
ally are twopenny solicited to send in their.orders.
kit-HANDBILLS Printed at an hours notiee. '
RATiss:qg ips.TA534,
In Lebanon Connty, postage Treb
le Pennsylvania, out of Lebanim ccolcay 3 34celkla.Psr„
quarter, or 13 cents a year.
Out of this State, 6% eta. per quarter, K 26 eta. a Jeer,
if the postage is nut paid in advance, rates are donele.
We are prepared to. Fcgir4 ifogatil
Bills in handsome style, en short riOn . o aft 4
reasonable rates.
THE WAY wE ARE
THETEMOBACY OP INDIA - MAIN COVACIt
From 50 2 000 to 73,000 persons
present.
The Ntilitarrapt Haug.
Cannon Planted to Szseep the Streets
and the Speakers' Stand.
TEE INTENTION-TO PROVORE.RESIST r.
ANOE AND TERN MASSACRE THE
PEOPLE.
THINK OP IT PELLOW-CITIZENS4
Speech of Hoti. Daniel W
Voorhees.
We are indebted to the rndianapo-,
lis Sentinel, of the 21st instant, for,
full proceedings of the immense mass
meetim of the Democrats of Indiana,
7 - The-Brentinel says that it was the
Most numerous assemblage of the pee
ple ever held in Indiana, to take coun
sel together upon the condition of
the country. The crowd was vari
ously,estimated at from fifty to sev
enty-fire thousand, and they were
nearly all voters. The demonstra
tion gave evidence that the fire of lib
erty yet burned in the hearts of the
people. it was not an assemblage to.
advance party schemes, to nominate
candidates far public position, or to.
promote the personal interests 'of
men. The only object was to pre
serve constitutional iberty and main
tain the free government which was
won the valor and framed by the
wisdom of a patriotic ancestry.
But it. was with feelings of sorrow,
humiliation, .and degradation, -Leon
tinues-the Sentinel;] that we Witness=
edthe scenes of yesterday. The pee ,
pie mere not permitted to peaceably
'assemble, discuss the policy and acts
ibeparty in power and petition for
a rekees of grievances. The. repro.:
sentatives - the 'servants of the peo
ple-1;0p office holders whose feed is
drawn, from the public treasury--at
tempted to overawe and prevent a
free ilotpression of those whom . they
represented. What apologylcau ;be
offered for such an exhibition in what
hat , heen regarded as a free govern
militgAernment whieh — derives
its justpowers from the consent of
theliotereed ?
The military commandant had to
ceri alarm, or had thought that some
precautionary, :means were necessary,
and. 'eatly, o" : the, morning Abe troops
at.the various catnps were placed on
duty. ,A regiment of infantry - in fulf
US
• - -
Governor's Circle, and two pieces of
artillery were placed to sweep the
streets leading to it. A twelve-pi:lull-
der was placed opposite the Head ,
quarters so as to rake Virginia ave
nue, and a company of soldiers stack
ed arms at the point where that thor
oughfare,deboaches into Washington.
street.
Another company stacked armsrat
the junction of Delaware and Wash--
inolon streets It is.needless to ,say
that no person was suffered to pass
these points without special permis.
_Mon. A section of a battery, with
an infantry support, was placed at
the new arsenal, east of the city, and
two guns were placed ranging on the
,speakers'.stankat the State Houser
supported. by a -squadron of cavalry,-
concealed by the
At
,an early hour the east side - of
State House Square, where the stand
was erected, was densely packed with.
an anxious crowd, and the streets
leading to it were also threngerf.--
The meeting was called to order by:
Thomas Dowling, Esq., of Vigo, a
member of the. State Central Commit._
tee, by nominating for Vice President
the Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, of Yk
go.
Mr. Voorbees,'on taking the stand,-
was received with loud and long con
tinued cheers. He said that he would
return his thanks for the honor done
him in selecting him to preside over
such a vast assemblage, when the'
business organization was completed..
Mr. Hendricks then moved the ap
pointment of a committee of three .
from each Congressional distriety
prepare resolntions for the conven
tion, which was adopted by acelama-:-
tion. After the permanent organizaL
tion had been effected, Mr. - Voorhees:
addressed the convention as follows
DFy Fellow Citizens of the .Seate of Indiana
Fur the distinguished honor you have Ault con.
ferred upon me in calling me to accept this ele
vated position, I return to you my sincere and
heartfelt thanks. At such a time and under
such circumstances as those which stayroond this
hour, to be called upon to preside over such an ,
assemblage as the one before me, is an honor ta
be remembered to the latest hour of life, and to ,
be treasured up as one of the highest, proudest
distinctions ever conferred by my fellow-eitimms.-
From a greatful heart, a heart often touched 14 ,
the kindness of mreountryraen, I thank you:
We meet to-day in accordance with the time:
honored custom of political parties since Ate
foundation of this government. There is troth
Mg new in this assembly. We meet us our filth
-
ere met before us we meet for the high and holy
purpose of taking part in the diSEVIESiOE of 0108 D
matters which relate to the welfare of a ineein
anent formed and created, and gsprersect hilts
people. We eo not recognise the-fact that any
thing has occurred or eau ocular to divorce the
people of Indiana. from an interest irr public at
We`do not , admit that the Democratic
-party is in any mannerestrataised from apartiel.:
patios in matters of gave/mann
folding the Constitution °Piny °mufti in my
hand, I - declare thatlhis le a. &tidal assonaltly,
lawful in purpose and, lawful. in nett—ln this
great document I read that Ma'am inalienable
right of the people peaceably to assemble and
ask for a redress et grieveneee. Idesadder,grier
[ 'armee ever befit the children , of men than them
which afflict the people of' the United ,Stattea mot
- this time. Confusion and , disorderoarkeso the
sky ;.the very earth is laden, with Borrow .OS max
people rthe voice, of woe wet tioalootation s ees
up. ftoJU eierY,Fottien at oNtAisttaate4Awpgrf
the Antil 04414,01 spread wino on ttut.bank,