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LRRANON, PA
WIDNESiMY, AIf4UST 26, 1883.
ROME AFFAIRS.
WOODWARD AND LOWRIE!
4 0CRATIC MEETING 1 .
he a Meeting of the Democrats of
' , unship, Lancaster county, and
L township. Lebanon county, on
ATi,August 29.
p. u.. at the Publio House of
'ederick Koch ,
ad lealliog from Labition,lo ,Laneasv
hose in favor of IVODDWARD,
td DEMOCRACY, in the townships
.0 of the adjoining townstb,ipa, anti
Fof the Republican Party, are in
id. There will be speaking' in both
mad German languages. Let there
. .
It ,
Atip ItALLY 1.
By order of Democrats of
Lancaster County
env. Augurt 26: DM.
BOTH LEBANON CLUB,
he a meeting of Ilia - I:llmocratic
Lebanon totenahlA."4l4
'day. August OM, .1.8133
P. M.. at the rualdenee naittai
he road leading frnm Lebanon to
t 3 M ilea from Lebanon. There
ring in the English and the German
Democrats, rally.
1 By Order of - the Otib.
mon, August 26, 1863.
IL DEMOCRATIC' MEETING.
been edjourned meeting of the Dem•
i of Cornwall township, at the Ohne
reph'ttowan,mext
.it sn.
•-,` Saturday even i ng, the 29th inst.,
• R
i' 'sl -*.' it 7 o'clock, for the purpose of perfecting the or.
lonisation of the 'Club. Let there be a gendaral
attendance.
Aug„ 211, 188:i.
't
I
a- DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN UNION:
The Democrats of Union township and slain i
ty will hold a meeting it the house of JACOB
BAESTIORE In raid township, on •
Saturday evening, September 5, 1868,
:•,3! ikt 6 o'clock, P. M. All are invited to attend.—
wilt be spealting for certain. Let . there
:".11re a full turn nut.
Aug. 26, 1863,
Absence from town prevented us
• .]
,v. A. .m attending the meeting of the Central Club
f Lebanon, at Benson's on Thursday evening
~, .. t last, but we are informed that it was a glorious
';
I , ' reunion of the Democracy. Addresses were de
• ::.; livered by Wm. M. Derr and Jacob Weidle,,jr.,
I'' 7•• i
Esqrs.
The bonaughmore Furnace of this
, i
f,. sj, rinse is now being blown out for the purpose of
~;t f. repairing. It has been in continuous blast for
' four years and eight months.
'harlea Weidman, on of Jacob B.
dmen,•E:*q., dea'a.. of this piece, bn P received
ppointtnent of Midshipman in the Q. S. Na
broogh the bands of Hon. Myer Strouse.
Mr. Goodyear of the firm of Good•
tr Diffenhaelt hap gone on to New York to
'base
big first ptoek of Fall Goods, whieh will
th here and he open fir inppeetion and Sale
latter part of this week or the beginning of
'he inangpration of the new Head
•tern of the Central Club of Lebanon, in
!Vs Hail, will take place the latter part of
week, probably Saturday eventer. The
has not yet barn definitely fixed, hut will
nnounred with other particulars at an early
The ladies of Lebanon we understand are
airing n handsome flag for the Club, which
be presented on the- occasion of inangnra
. Several speakers in English and German
abroad will be ,proonred. It is expected
the occasion will be one long to be remora.
We stated last week that Policeman
tat, heretofore a violent Republican, had made
e pertinent and appropriate remarks, at the
toeratio Club Meeting. We have been re
ted by him to make a contradiction, not of
we said, hut. of the inferences that might
bairn therefrom. In attempting to do so, we
it a pretty hard job, not knowing exactly
all the people are thinking, and heneemust
~..stpone" the correction, as Andy Curtin's elee
Hon will be, to some future period. Large MM.
tors of Republicans are now joining the Democ
racy, disgusted with the National Adufinistra
tion, its policy and its nets. The sins of omis
sion and commission, of Curtin's State Adminis
tration have also been so many and glaring that
Alex. Cummings. for many years one of the pro
; ',Actors of the Philadelphia Builean. a ranting
4t4bolition sheet, said at the Pittsburg State Con
. ' , "iwiention
4 tax. "GOVERNOR. CURTIN CANNOT SE
'7: CURE THE SUPPORT OF EITHER HIS OWN
PARTY OR HIS OFFICE HOLDERS."
The Philadelphia incrreirer one of the most in
enential Republican papers of this State, said
about the saute time
ts. "JUDGE WOODWARD rs A CITIZEN
OF UNIMPEACHABLE CHARACTER, AN
ABLE JURIST, AND A. PATRIOTIC GEN
TLEMAN."
Straws show which way the w ind blows!
~~;~;.
~'"'~`
The School Directors of this. bor
ough elected last week the following persons es
the teachers of the Common Schools of this Dis
triot, ♦iz :
Matz SCHOOLS.
No. Teachers, - Salary.
1. Cyrus Boger $45
2. James Ristine 36
3. J. 5. Nitratter 34
4. T. W. Harbeson 31
5. D. W. Miller 26
6. Joseph Benson . 23
7. Miss L.,Zimmernmen " 20
8. Mrs. E. Ely 20
9. Miss A. Looser 20
Yznatm Sonoot.s. -
.1 Miss M. Gleim 30
2 Miss P. M. Hawley 27
3 Miss C. Bowman 24
4 Mies Able 22
5 Miea L. Ilambleton 20
6 Miss E. Reinoebt 18
7 Miss C. Zweitzig 18
8 Miss L. Atkins : 18
The Schools will
. open next Workday a week,
She 7th of September.
.
A regiment of 840 Cavalry peened
through Jonestown, from Harrisburg, on 'Mon.'
day, on their way to Pottsville, to assist in'en.
forcing the draft.
Another company of Cavairli pen
ile through this place on Tuesday well:ling, no
one knowing where they came from or whither
they are going.
We learn that the Lebanon county
Agricultural Society contemplates holding a Pillr
this fall.
We have a variety of matter on
/ hand awaiting publication which Will appear et.
the earliest possible moment. We expect to be
able to do justice in a week or two to all corm.
spondents.
The Abolition, Convention of this
.eonnty, for the nomination of a ticket, is to be
!bald in tint Court Hoare , in this borough, on
.Mondiy; the Ith`of Vep winker.
On Tuesday, thilBth inst., GEORGE
Pranuen, jr., wee admitted to practice as an At.
toraay at the several Courts of Lebanon county.
Bee Card in 'anther column.
oiris , Bides, Pistols, Powder, COP., *O.
.Arisen ON SPOZIVISX.—J. G. ALlLlarnal would re.
opeetfolly Inform tl aat tblle that a, congfame the
badness of reatrof and desifed
OUNS„, - BUMPS. ISTOI#S, POWDBIL.
Cam-Wide. ,Ointellklisdo;of ensiled toss , gost'issteri.
11, Sepoli Market street, as few SootoNtoth 41'
the L. V. R, 11,4 Lebanon, .1%; , t
*3.. All kinds of Baps Wog done at the shortest -pos
Able not lee and In the beat style o f workmabeldp.
Le Memo, . dune 24, .11360.—am.
IitERICISMS CURE.--One of• the epselal
peculiarities- of Dr Ayer's preparations is' 'bit
they accomplish 'what is promised for thent:4
Who in this community, deed not know that of rll
the cough remedies CHERRY PECTORAL is bj fir
the best? who that ever uses pills but will. tell
you AYER'S Pit-La are at once the mildest and
most searching, mosteffeetnal of all ? Did any
body ever bear of hie AGUE cotta failing in a
single case? Not an insance has been found
where Fever and Ague has resisted the faithful
trial of it. Th is mop seem a bold assertion, but
we are assured it'is true. And still more impor.
tent are the effects of 'Os iterunerive EXTRACT
OP SARSAPARILLA. One "gnat another, patients
some forth from theii lepr6'ay, cleaned and puri
fied into health, by this witchery of medico•chem
ical skill. Siturated with the accumulated rotten -
hes, of years and poisoned by the corruption of
their own blood, they could only live to suffer.
This master combination, purging out the Soil
impurities, has instilled the Vigor of health, end
restored them to the enjoyment of life again. If
these are truths, and they are, should not our
readers know it? What facts can we publish of
morn vital importance - to them f—
f. Courier, Princeton, Ky.]
(Advertisement.)
Omani) Roost, Patcsimtrura.—Por oteabli
netts and good fare, we can safely recommend the
GIRARD House. of Philadelphia, as being unsur
passed by any house in the country. The home.
like feeling enjoyed in this establishment, by
those who like polite. unobtrusive at tent ion, must
indeed be appreciated.
We feel confident that any one who , has so.
journed at the GIRARD, will as cheerfully and
honestly recommend it to the public as we do,
Attention. Company I—Volantana, who ex..-
peet to rem in.tbeir health unimpared"during the
eatnpaign, must seelo it themselves, do not trust
tts the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves with
TIOLLOWAY'S ,OINTMENT.—
Every Eng lish Soldier!; griti n paaek Crojataitil them.
Only 25 cents per box or pot 214
"Kermoclt's LEVAIN" is the botltnd
purest Baking Powder known for making Light,
Sweet and Nutritious Breed and Cakes. It does
not contain'ti partielk of Saleratus, Alum or any
other k deleterious drug; but is perfeetlyr
pure and healthy. It is en exeellen t bampoPi
Lion for persons suffering from dyspepsia. Fur
sale a LEMBERGeTes Drug S tore.
TAKE -Di OTICE.—Th e enrolling , is grs.
ing on. and it is expected that the Conscription act
will be enforced immediately. so I orouldadokee every
body to get their Picrmtes taken in time for Welt' re.
lotions and friends. and the only place to get a No. I,
Picture is at Ztxmaattex's New York Photographic
Gallery. for he is taking the cheapest. the best. and
moat lifmlike Pictures in Lebanon. It is admitted by
all that be can't be beat, for Sin gallery is always
crowded. Give him a call and you will find as we roc
ointnend. Remember the place. Zimmerman's New
York Photographic Gallery. in Cumberland. St. Call
early and avoid a crowd.
P. B.—Children and anybody that has got weak eyes
should cell at Zimmerman's Gallery. lYkrYieturao na
b TlQUire fna 8 to 6 seconds time toe It
gpcial
A Gentleman,
rillftED of Nervous Debi) ity. Incompetency, Prem.
tore Decay and Youthful Error, actuated by a de
sire-to benefit others. will be happy to furnish to ail
who need it (free of charge) the recipe and directenne
for making the Simple Remedy need in hie cam Those
latching to profit by his experience—and pommy; a Val
uable Remedy—will receive the same, by return mail,
(carefully sealed,) by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. 60 NAIMAII STRZET, NEW Year,
Attg.19,1863.-3m.
THE CONFESSTONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A NEE
VOUS YOUNG MAN.—Published as a warning
and for the especial beneflt of young men, and those
who saner with Nenirove DEBILITY, Loss or MUMMY,
PREMATURE DEcAY, Ac.. Ac.. by one who has cured
sel f by stem:tie means. otter being pot to great expense
rind inconvco lance, through the use of worthless mod.
Hues prescribed by learned Doctors." Single copies
may be hed (free) or the author, C. A:' LAMBERT. En.,
Grew point. Long Wand. by errilos lag an addressed en•
velope. .AddrPrs CIIARLES A. LAMBERT, Eeq.,
GREENPOINT. Lorso Luken, New York. . •
July 1 1808.-2 m
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OE3
INVALID.
Published for the benefit. and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG AfEN
whosuffer from nervous Premature Decay of
Manhood, etc , !applying at the same time.
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
_ .
By one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical humbug
and quackery.
fly enclosing a past paid addressed envelope, single
copies may belied ofthe author:.
NATHANIEL-MAYPAINAsq-..
Bedford, Hinge county, N. Y
May 27, 18G3.-Iy.
DR JNO. L. LYON'S -
French Periodical Drops
FOR FEMALES
This valuable medicine is now offered to the Ameri
can Ladies as the only sure, positive, and never-failing
cure and regulator of suppression of nature, from
whatever cause. Particular care should be used to
know that Pregnancy is not the cause, as the Drops
would surely produce an effect entirely contrary to the
course of nature, for which I will not bold myself re
sponsible. These Drops are so mild and pleasant. that
the feeblest can take them with perfect seeur ity, yet so
powerful in their effects,lhat they may be safely milled
a never failing Regulator. They can be procured by
addressing me as directed below. I have used this med
icine for the last twelve years in my practice, and there
fore well know its merits. Sold by all Druggists.
Price $1 per bottle. Address
Dn. JOHN L. LYON, New Haven, Conn,
July 23,1852.
PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,
YOUR HEALTH, AND MENTAL POWERS,
By using that Safe, pleasant, Popular, and Specific
Remedy known as
ITEEMBOLD'S EXTRACT DIICRU.
Rend the Advertieemen in another column, end prof
it by It—
Diseases and Symptoms Enumerated.
Cut it out, and Preserve it. You may not now require
it.
But may at some Future Day.
"It gives health al.ct vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the pallid cheek."
It Saves Lone Suffering and Exposure.
Deleon Of ()ranter/cite t Cares Guaranteed
Lebanon, April 20,1865.-2 m.
WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP, however severe,
may be alleviated and cured by the use of MADAME
AM PORTER'S CURATIVE BALSAM.
Thit Invaluable Medicine possessee the extraordina
ry power of relieving immediately WHOOPING COUGH
HOARSENESS. DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING.
HUSKINESS and Tickling in the Throat. It inosene
the Phlegm, and will be found to be very agreeable to
the taste. It is not a violent remedy. but emolient—
warming, veerching and effective. Can be taken by
the oldeet person or youngest child. For sale by all
Druggists, at 13 and 24 ma. per bottle.
January 28, 1883.—1 y.
A Card to the Satrering.
The Rcv. Wirturts Cosonovs. while laboring a
Missionary in Japan, w e cure d of Consumption. when
all other means had failed. by a recipe obtained front a
learned physician residing in the great City of Jeddu.
This recipe has cured great minibus who were 'utter
ing from Consumpt fon, lironehit is. Sore Throat. Coughs
and Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by theith diaorders.
Desirous of benefitting others. T will send tbie re
cipe. which I have brought home with me, to all who
need It, free of charge
Address
RE, WV. rosc ROVE,
439 Fulton Avenue.
Brooktio, N. 1%
Dee. 10, 1862.—1 y
QuEstio*.—Holto ! there Dick and
(fancy, where are you going, that you are in such a
burry ?
ANSWER.—Why we are just on impr way to Ba ily's
Photograph Gallery, to have our pictures taken . Ile
takes splendid pictures, and his Gallery is nearly all
the time crowded, so I said to Nancy we will go ear.
ly this morningbgfore any body else g ets there, or we
.will have to catfie away again without getting any.
.QucsT.—Yeel I have heard too that Daily's Gallery
is nearly all the time crowded, end so why don't you
go to some other Gallery T
Ans.—Oh my I we could not think °remelt a thing.—
We admire the true and beautiful picture that Daily
takes. BO much that we wimid sot go to another Gal
lery if we could get them fox nothing - Helms seven
years, experience in the'businens, Laois complete nett of
improved instruments, an encellint- sky-light, anp
there fore takes . #he^best pictures n town, and so of.
course every body that wants a good picture goes to
him. ,
Quart—What kind of Pictures dosage tsar?
Ana—lle takes Photographs from - miniatunc to M
aize, plain or colored. Hie card pictures have been
pronounced More truthful and life like than some tha•
have been taken in our large cities.. Ills Ambrotypee
are beautiful, and can't be beat. Ile also excels in
copying pictures from email Daguerreotypes, and en
larging them almost to any elm
Qtlass.--Where is this Gallery I must give him a
can too.
ANs.--Just come along with Nonni and I, and we
will show you. It is in Stine 'a New Building. next
door to the Lebanon Deposit Bank. 'lie has constant.
ly On Wind a good assortment of Gilt and Rosewood
Frames, cams, Albums. de., which .he sells cheap.—
For gmxi and cheap Pictures we advise all to go to
Daily's Gallery, •Lebanon," hi. March 11,
Editor of Advertiser.
Thule SlR:—With your permission I wish 40 ,
say to the readers airbus papa Oita I Will and
by return mail to all who wish It, (free) a Rsoipis
with full drieptions for maltiag eau wring a aka.'
ple Vegetable Balm, thaterilleffeatrwilly remove
in 10,days, iiiiportles. Blotpiimplan, Freckles
andttll Impurities of the Sltiti, the tam
so ft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
I will also mail.. free to' those having. Bald
Heads or Bare Pao's, simple directions and in
formation that will enable them to Mart a full
growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or • Mous
tache, in lees than 30 days. All applications ab
swered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yaur,i;
THOS. E. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
No. 831 Broadway, New VOlit.
July, 29, 1863.-3 m.
°auks.
Elißinu
Hi!MST Catmon.—Service In Temperance Hail next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. .
English preaching next giinday morning In Salem's
Lutheran church at 9% o'clock.
Harvest sermon next Sunday afternoon at 254 o'clocit
In Omovrall School house by See. W. S. biller,: 0 the
English language.
Soudan pttach Mg next Sabbath morning, and Eng.
lish in the evening, in tire First..Hpformed cloar,clt.
4Tatritla.
thel6th inst.. Mr4OHNSHOGAR to Miss CATH
ARINE ERICH, both of this ptake. ' "
On the tathinet.i, by Rev. Mr: Gotviehl, Mr. ,MiSEPR
A. BOWMAN to Mies LYDIA STRICKLER, both of
this place. n
On theltltinst.. !by . the ter. Jr. vi. Kremer,
JOHN &VALUE, toifisti kn."' MOYER, both of
On thohEt leit.,hy the irtne, OB
IORR: Mibi MARY A." - GA WM I . bait- of Lebanon
outlay.
On the 111th hist y. t e sante. 61c. ft NIEL BEE
-804114-,to Loth, of Cumber
land county`.
On the loth - islet:, byjbe agate. Mr. JOHN:HURTE
to MiseCAROLINE,VITTINInbotytif Letibneiteiontity.-
get.
On.the Ed Mitt ief„Freletlehebnrit„Lebanon county,
ISRAEL MhILY. aged 25 years, b mon - the, and 19
days.
On Sondsysireeting. the fith Mat.: it the rofidenee of
his grandfather. Mr A. R. Kurtz: in 'I
-Lebanon, 51 ARE
INESLeN, yodnitest „eon of William, Wesley and An
nie 1111,11TZ, of Philadelphia, agtel 1 . year, 3 trionthir
and kditys.--
On the 11th `East.; at - Emitiehuric Ideritgonfery
IDA ELLEN, youngest child of. George V% .emilillen.-
beth WOLF, aged 6 Months and 19 days. Termed,. • of ,
Lebanon. •
On the 22d fast., In North Lebanon, GATIMEL child
of Jonathan. and Mirj LEAVENOOOD, aged
months. and 12 days
Qn the Bth of A'ngust. GEGITGP. WHITE. son of Le
vi and Sarah lIESS,
.aged 13 laara, 9 months, end 9,
days..
On the tOtli,liist., JOHN GEORGE GIpEERT. aged
69 rears, 9 rnontba, and 4 days.
The, Lebanon Market.
- retie/WIN Correct& Wirkty.
LEBANON, WilmaMAT. AUGUST 38{ 11033.
I:It re Fertile, #7:SO likege„ dot., 12
Extre Flour. 7 00 flitter, sit lb-'
,12
'Prime White Wheat, I-8b :rob or salted better, 10
Prime Red Wheat, 190 laird,, 9
New Wheat, - 1 20 Tallow, 10
Prime Rye, 94 Nam, 9
Corn, . 75 Shoelderra 7
Oats, 9. 50 Sides, 7
Clover•sead, 6 0 Soap, 7
Timothy-seed, 1 60 Saes-wax, 26
Flax-seed: 1 25 White Rags, 6
Dried Apples, pealed.' 60 Mixed Rags, , ..2
Peach "Snits," 260 Plak, Ti lb., '.1274
Peach ...litittels," 162 Bristles, it lb., 40
Cherries, 150 geathers, itii lb., 6234
Onions. 37 Vrool;Vb., 40
.Potatoes.ibt hes. 50 Soup Beans,* qt., "7
Apple Butter,*crock, 45 Vinegar, VS giti.. 12;4
-.....
The Philadelphia Market
SATURDAY E vening, Augilsi 22, 1863.
_ .. . .
FLOUR.—Tbe export demoniac( is limited, and
the market. is very dull ' .'sales comprise about
500 bbls., fair Ohio extra family at $5 75 VS bbl.
The sales to the'home trade are toe small way - at
$5 12,1@55 371 for superfine; $5 4d®ss 62i
for extra; $5 75®56 50 for extra family ; and
s7®s7 50 V! bhl. for fancy brands, according
to quality Rye Flour is selling in a small way
at $4 m@ss *4O bbl, Corn Mei iP Peorne, and
there is very little doing; small sales are report
ed at $4 for Pennsylvania, and $4 20 bbt for
BrindyWine Meal.
GRAIN —The demand for Wheat is limited-;
about 3,005 bushels sold in lots at $1 30@$1 31
for new red; $1 346'1 37 for old Western and
Penne do; and $1 45®$1 60 '0 bush for com
mon to:prime white. Rye is salting at HO for
new Delaware, and $t 05 .413 bush for old Penna.
Corn is very scarce and an demand'; small lots of
prime yellow are- Felling at 80a, and Western
mixed at 713 e t i TA bush. Oats are firm, with sales
of 5,000 bushel. at He, for new Delaware, and
70e, weight, for old Penna.
Itbs 31stterti,stwittc
LEBANON ACADEMY.
THE undersigned hereby Inform the public that the
Lamson Academy ..fff not intended exclusively for
the youth of the Borough. but it always did. and still
dose receive pupils from abroad.
Lately, also. the Directors have improved its general
e Infractor. end elevated its standard, by refusing to od•
mit pupils without the neeeseary qualificatlons..nd by
their mutinied care they hope to raise thin school to
its proper place In the estimation of this community --
A limited number ofpopils of the proper grade can be
admitted from the country by applying to
lAMB CAPP. Presld nt.
JOSEPH I{ ARCEL.Secretarp.
or to LYRUS ROOM. Teacher.
VP Tuition for common and higher English branch
es. Latin and Greek. $2 per month.
Lebanon, Ang. 28, 1882.
Oeorge Pfieger, Jr.,
ATTORNEY_ AT LAW,
Ark 'SPICE M room, %molly occupied by Dr. Samuel
ILP Mite. deceased , and opposite to the Black Hone
Hotel, o..mberland Street, Lebanon.
Surest 26.1863.
ATTENTION !
frITE MEMBERS of the Lehnnon County
Association for the detection of none
Thieve.. and the recovery of atoten hOrasa.
will meet at the public hone of Joan
KAMM, -in Lebanon, on SATURDAY, SEPT. 5,
15,63, at 1 o'clock. P. M.
JAC 'TS MWMAN. President.
DAVTD wRIINER, Treasurer. .
LW An STOEVER, Secretary.
Lebanan,Aug. 26 1663.
Special Notice.
TOE PROPRIETORS OF THE
GIRARD HOUSE,
pHILADELPIITA.
Reepectfully call the attention of linainese Men and
the travel liarcotnmun ity. to the imperial.: accommo
dation and comfort offered In their efttablishuient.
KANAGA, FOWLER & CO.
uguat 2'8,1883.-3m
PUBLIC- .SALB
OF
REAL ESTATE
NVILL Aoki at Public Sale. on Saturd , zyt. &Otos
her tingh. 1863, on the premlsee, the following
REAL EATATE:viz
A Certain Tract of Land.
R Kanto in fleidelberi tp., Lebanon ronnty;
hinds of RA isl and Bueler.Jolin Wein. Peter
p ruklacbar;
and Motet Bombercer's Helm chninfrting
171 Acres antt.4l Perches: • .
on which, is erected R twQ etary SANDSTONE HUSE
go by. 40 feet, SWIPS ItAIIN: 85 by 45 feet:'
EUerith WAGON= SUED and CQGN CRIB Muni
ed. ell ail good as new. And, e c eolienyyymt_
buildings. There is 'a well Of wafer. with'
pump therein ,mear.th e 'door: The fend fe well fenced*
with Chestnut rails.r-The soil le naturalry pact and.
underorillagey eultlrktidn. About
410 eirts.f.
are of first rate CHESTNUT TEM.B.EW;;,and' 'll 13 001 1
proportion of it is of the hest
GRAZING lAN I)
in the county. ,The Tracts w ill be sold in whole or
parts to snit purchasers.
sis. Persons wishing to view the mime will please Call
on the undersigned at Phsefferstnwn..
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. H., of said day.
when terms, kc., will be made known by
.1. ZISItrtY
Trualkwaof Isaac Hoffman.
Heidelberg township, August 211,
Orphans' Court Sale.
PRSUANT to an order of the - Orating. ' Court A 4
Lebanon county, will be exposed to sale by. public.
vendue or out ory. on
Saturday, September 19. 1863,
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, a certain rues -
gunge or
Tract of Land
late the Estate of George Phil i/en'd.. situate in
lisidleberg.tmenship, Lebanon entinty.,abirtiti.% mile
from Shaefferstown, on -the ,rnad lead int to Sheep
Mountain . adjoining lands of F. Roffman, Jacob Bother
and others, containing/ : - • •
7 - Agra anti .71".[Einteltek.
more or lees. The tosprovenseate an a two story lor
DWELLING HOME,weather boarded.
',wawa- Ram WalOno 4 4. -mud. Otbkr unito'
sexy lteprovereente. There. Ii a,.
pomp ad roaming waist, sad all kladeof Ate
very et of trilt:on the promisee. Rale will be held
,at the Pdb.War.hfichaaL,lf lreeth';.ll3. - .4bastrtot
tows, wig.- mall' tended"':llllll4r3t,
'REDBRICK ROE FRAN.
• Ada' *hi tretar.
BY TEM OMIT *
ANDREW 1.1611 t Clerk of Orpbsna Co art. •
/input 26, 18433•:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION, FARMERS
THE HIGHEST MARKET
IVice paid in CASH
for BUTTER. EGGS, LARD
and TALLOW,
and general Country Produee by
C. H. JOHENNING a CO
Lebanon, at Rudy's Hotel
August 26, 1863.-4 t.
' Orphans' Court Sale.
•
nigißsuANT to an Order of the Orphans! Court of
[ Lebanon county. will be exposed to Bali by punt
'Fondue or outcry, on
Saturday; septernber 26, 1863.
Ail o'clock in the Afternoon Of that dey the following
desirable Real Newts late the berate of Oeorge SiggVely.
deed., situate in South „Lebanon township.' Lebanon
octant:T.:Omit 2 miles South east from Cornwall Fur.
MOON near the Horse Shoo-Pike via :
,NO. I.—A small tract of
-,.
Mountain Chestnut : 'timber Land,
.46
Adjoining lands or Jacob Witmer, Jr., lt. W.
• Cdenien, other hindeutOcorge Snavely, &c . d.,
containing
5 Acres and 18 :perches,
neat measure. • •
. . -
.410. 2,-741, Inman tract
Mountain 47hestnvt.lni*ber Lane!,
ye .
Adjefuina- lauds of cot) Witmer, Jr.. other
lends of Geotim Snareyj> 4044 W. Cols
man,contalnlag
6 Acres, and 3B :perch:6, • •
-neat measure.
NO. - B.—A small tratk,ot
- • . • • ..... . . .
.. Afor4ntain Chestnut?'.rstber• Land.
••.., Adjoining land of John. Shenk, other bade of
it
George Snavely, deord.,it". W.... Coleman, nun
18.1nineg
5 Ara. anal 66 ' perekes.
no. 4—A small tree!, of ',.-
- Mountain Chestmit. Timber Lana.
4
Adjoining land,' formally of John Shenk, a
. . ' tiler landkofiltiorg paTely dee'd., R. W.
',oolofll#lli, COfitairlitt 1: ' •
3—‘ seres and 43 . perches.
, .
Tlwwlielexit thti• andear'llefrie•Alleantaln Chestnut
Wood or Timber Lend of varbillarchi*ofgrowtb .
:•:".Tlie pale will be !mid at thelilanalon premises of sold
deceased. In Cornwall townahip, Lebanon am ety, a
bout 4 in ilea from Lebanon,* theroad leading io tiby's
tavern, and the term will belinade known lip
JOSSPR SNAVELY.
• 41ENRY A. SNAVELY.
• _ Truateagappolnted to make sale.
-• '." PIT' I'ITE COVltt.'
- ANDREW WORT, Clerk Of the Orpheus' Court.
ea-Perrone wishing to, rkew the promisor Will plekee
wall on either of the Trustees.
=
SPLENDID. PLANTATION
AT
PRIVATE SALE
TuE undersigned offers at Private Sale the follow trig
desirable Plantation. situate In Cornwall township,
Leitrim% county; adJaininir lands of Joseph Urich,
Christian 'Bohner. Heirs of.MoseeDohner. dmod.. Jacob
Yorty, Heim ofJohu Forney. dec'd.. Ireire of William
Smith, deed., Henry Rehm', and a School Lot, con.
Mining
102 Acres and 70 perches,
strict measure, with the appurtenances. The improve.
Tonto thereon are a two story STONE DWELL
atINa HOUSE. SWEITZER BARN, 13.4 story
. BRICK HOUSE, Slimmer Kitchen nail other
improvements. A , good Spring of Water and a
flue Orchard are on the premise!. About
15 Acres
of this property is excellent WOODLAND.
The farming land ie under good fences and in a high
state 6? cultivation . Thisone of the best Limestone
Farms ih the neighborhood. and is situated about 4
Miles south west from Lebanon, on the public road
leading from Lebanon to Colebrook:
Fee further Information *ply to the nnderlinned.—
PoSeession and good title *Ulm given on the let day
of April, itoa.
GEORGE UR WTI,
MOSES lIRIOII.'
SAMUEL mom
Trustees for tlit anlo of the Reel Estate of
Jib Erich, dec'd.
Cornwall Ip., A wet
PUBLIC SALE
OP
PERSONAL ' PROPERTY
WILL be sold at public sale at the re •ldence of
rr Henry Witmer. J. S.. (lace Jacob Witmer.) in
Cornwall township, abort "one mile from ny'st.acern,
On Saturday, September 12, 1863,
the following Personal Property, viv.:—.. l l COW,4
2 WEEDING SOWS 1 Spring Wagon. with
shafts and tongue for lor 2 norses, 1 Chop.
per Machine, Scalding Trough, 4 Acre
Cora, Potatoes by the heshel. 1 Book Casa, Kitchen
Cupboard Ord and iledsteSda, Wood Cheat, Cooking
Stove with Pipe, Tablea,Chairs. Cbests, .Bpluning
Wheel and Reel, Tabs and Stands,Orain Hags. CO yard'
of.least , C.tanae. : Carpst..l4.6.4.Rigint Day ...Clock. flex
by the prar...121 - Barrel Vinegar. Iron and Brass Kettles
Tin Crockery and , Queenewar , , Steelyards;
Drieti N Frult, and many otturpartteles too numerous to
mention,
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., when terms
'will be made known by 1
HENRY WITMER, J. S.
Cornwall, August 19. 19'3.
PUBLIC SALE, .• •
.91111 K subscribers wid et public sale on outurthty
.1 the day of Septfenace.lB64, et the Public House
otP. A. Shults, In NEWMANSTOWN,
12 acres of first quality farming land,
late the property of John Anspaela, dee'd . situate In
Newtnanstown. M illereek Township, Lebanon county,
muotning lands 01 Peter Telmer, David Le-blao. Peter
Schoch, John 'Person, David long and others. The her
proveanents are a two story,Br ick DWELLING HOUSE,
good as new Nees BARN and other out
a Buildiegs: also an Orchard with well assorted
!lA, fruit treee, there is a well or water near the
lions,. The *bole property aril, i.e. Bold in the
who eor in different Lots as to suit purchasers. Sale
to commence at 1 o'clock on said day, when terms of
sale will be made known by. s
JONATHAN B. KLOPP,
U. B. STEWARD,
' Agents for the Heirs.
Millereek tp., Aug. 19 1883.
PUBLIC SALE.
TVILL be sold at pnblicaale on the preminsi, late
the residence of Henry Uhrich, deed, in Bethel
township. Lebanon- connty.. l 4 mile from Fredericks.
burg, on the Pisegrove maul, on
Saturday, September 26, 1863,
The following Ural Estate. viz :--
A Pt ANTATIoAI containing about 110 ACMS of Farming
Land. of winch about 30 Acres is gond White Oak
Woodland. oldfolutug propeKty of !leery Ilicksler. John
and Jacob Rudy and Bred rickaburg. Out Lots. The
improvements are a two-story ROUSE,
SW gITZBEt BARN. Spring Ron se. Wagon
;; Shed, Corn CHI!: and other necessary
im
a al.': ,provements. Aklso an excellent Apple
.. Orchard, alfrltunning water, on the
premises. A. Well with pump near the
home, Spring at the Spring pease; water is also itdro
duoed into the Barn yard. The land fa in good - order
and under good fences,.
Sale to commence At oNtloelt, P. 31.. when terms
will be made kin wn
DAVID:W. lIIIDIDIL Executor
of Henry Dbrich, dec'd,
1. The Plantation will lie sold In whole or part as
may milt purchasers.
Bethel township, Aug /5:11033:--ts
IN r i IV
Store,
JOHNPILLER
T_TAs just opened a NEW GROCERY STORE.-ir. hle
11 Building in Cumherlend Street, one door Weat of
Market street, where he 11-Prepared to simply the pub
lic with ..
Freda nnOCERTES, of Me best gm:4l y . surh ow SU
GARS. sifted. crushed • visite and brown, COFFEE,
green end restated ; MOLASSES; TEAS. Imperial,
Young'Hyson cud Black ':'CORN STARCH ; Farina ;
CHEESE; New MACKEREL; HERRING; HAMS;
DRIED BEEP ; chocolate. Caen. am,. Ac. _
ALSO, a large stock of BRUSHES and BROOMS. Of
every vadlety ; also, BASKETS--darket,TraVeliog aud
Fancy.
He le also prepared to supply his old . era with. I
.very variety of LEATHER . and 8 ZNOS, 4
which may be tbund in his Basement, o, et street. fe.
13. lie solicits a liberal share or pa . ge. o
JOHN DILLER eel
Lebanon, Magnet 12. TS. .
—_,
010. L. snows. .111TiroNS.
G. L. ATKINS &
HAWN() united in the BOOT and SHOE BVSINIK
and from their determination to be punctual. and
make none but the best of work; they Netlike soliciting
a large orpahlic patronage. Theywill always he found
at their OLD STAND; oltinsattagitio,) in Market Sercee,
neatly opposite widow, Rise's Hirdst, wherra,they will be
ready to serve and please their customers.
They have now on hand a large merriment of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS; to.. ishiCh they offer at reduced prices,
air Persons dealing at , tbia SHOE STORE, eon be
suited with READY-MART WORK. crimps it made to
order. Satisfaction it aIISaYS OTTITSTOS(/..
4Fif"
Partlmduer attention given to the RWPAIRI333 , .
Boots and Shoes. - [Lebanon July 3, 1851.
ATEJNB *.B.Ro2B.oelir Boot and Sion Store is BMA
op in good.ordoc for .4og 4e rta aacon ] itoiOnak—bot4—
for Mims and Gentleman.
TKINS is BRO.'S New. BoIA and Shos Stine is* ''-
u p i n 60 0 ordsoor comfort and corivenienee, bath-
Anteentlestsa.
an 4 Show = I E4 kaga.oo o6o o l4 - 110 Ittrnetua4 4114. win err
dearor t• plismstailiat26o."
Blinter - W*lited.
... .
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• capliblo gdrossiag Whottliarrof6noi,lii
in.ik Aajjolo#.4o4.oo4i Lfbiknon. Good i•
goo and - '0e..41491W140.....A: "O. bo given'. For
!UMW intormataiii.W-: "
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it in rho reach of every one to keep It tonveuient for
Use. The timely use of a single bottle will prove to be
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NOTICE.--SUve Your 'galley ! I—Do not be
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hot contain the virtue of a Dime Bottle of Madame Por
ten Curative Balsam, the cost of manufacturing
which is as great as that of almost anyother medicine;
end the very low price at. which it ie sotd, makes the
proSt to the seller apparently small, and unprincipled
&asters will sometimes recommend other Medicines nn
Which their prolitaare larger, Unless the cniitomera in
sist upon having- Madame Porter's and none other.—
Ash for Madame Porter's Curative Balsam, prfee 13 eta.,
and in large bottles at 25 ete., and take no other. If
you can sot get It at one store you can at another -
A.or. Sold by all Druggists and Store-keepere at 18
Cents, and in larger bottles at 25 cents.
HALL A MICKEL, Proprietors,
• New York.
oar - Joe. L. Lemberger and Dr. Geo. Rose, agents,
Lebanon. Pa. Permary 28; 1863.
PENSIOV.S.
nit. GEO . P. LINEAWEAVER, having been ap
pointed, by the Commissioner of Peneioni, at
Washington, Examining Surgeon for Pensione. is pre
pared to attend to all applicants for Pension at his of
fice. In Market Attest, next doob to the Poet Office.
Lebanon, March gatb, 1863.-60
St~tensen!
OF TEE LEBANON VALLEY BANK.
Lusoronr, PA., August, 4,
1011:212
_
Loans and Discounts
Due by other Banks
Commonwealth Pennsylvania loans
'United States bonds and loans
U. 'B. Legal Tender Notes and Post. Currency 95,60D'00
Notes o f other Ranks 15,110'00
Conk Draft!.—Checks on other Bioko
Coin and Coin Certificates
LIABILITIES
Notes in circulation
Dne to other Banks
100,761.99
—..—.----5248,762 62
The above atatement ee cnrrect, to the beat of mg
knowledge end belief. JOS. }CAROB, Ceabier
Sworn and anbacribed before ms
Le,hanon August 19, 1865,)
Depos ita
Cornwall School District.
'THERE will be a meeting of the Board of School Direc
t ters.of Cornwall School District, at the Excelsior
School house (Brubaker's) on Saturday, August 22,1863,
at 1 o'clork, P , M., for the purpose of employing
TEACHERS for the Common Schools of said district
for the ensuing school term of 6% mouths, Teachms
desiring to apply for the Schools of said district are re.
quested to be present.
JOSEPH O. HEILMAN, President.
.74.c0n Wrrusa, Jr., Secretary .
Cornwall ip., August 12 ,1863.
Estate of Daniel Stroh, sr., deed.
NOTICE le hereby given that Letters Testamentary
on the estate of DANIEL STROII, sr.. deceased, late
,uf North Annville township. Lebanon county, Pa., have
been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebt
ed to said estate are reqfsestedlo make payment and
those having claims will pareent them without delay.
DANIEL STROLI,jr.. N. Annville.
HENRY FISHER, S. Annville.
"Coeditors of the estate or David Stroh, et., dee'd.
Annville, August 12, ISdy,
Ti UST RECEIVED I—A Large and Splendid Assort
() ment of super French, English and American
Cloths and Caseimeres for Coats. Pante and Vest&—
Call and examine our 'dock. We feel confident that
we can please. Prima to suit the times, at
HENRY h STINE'S.
Lebanon Female Seminary
RACHEL F., ROSS, Principal.
JULIA ROSS, Musical Department.
Mrs. M. A. J. JIMISON, Drawing.
'THE ettith &Won will commence September 8, 1860.
I This School is designed to elevate the standard of
female education, and to offer superior advantages at a
FFederate oast. The school year fe divided Into twp
411i0OB of Ave months each. Charge par 'melon, froin
'l3 to 15 dollars, according to the etudies of the scholar.
Lttrii for,Musie, French, Latin, and German.
*** Pa!r titular attention given to the mueical depart
ment .' Instructions upon the Piano, Melodeon and
Guitar and in Singing. Pupils not conneqted with the
School will be waited upon at their boring, when de
mired, mid at the usnal rotes.
Early application should be made to •
S. J. STINE, or
_ _ J. W. MISR.
Board of Directors:
D. S. HAMMOND, - 8. J. STINE,
JOUN Id EILY, J. W.-511811,
C. IkAiiINLNGER, C. GREENAWALT,
ISAAC SECKLA.Y.,.. • JOSIALL FUNOK.,
Lebanon, Aug. 21, 188L1
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Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet of the
American Statue, Its wonderful cures of pulmonary com
plaints bare made it already known. Nay, few are the
families in any civilised country on this continent with
out Soma personal experience of Its effects; and feweryet
the communitlekeny where which bare net among them
some living troph y of its victory over the subtle turd dam
genius &wee of the throat and lungs. While it la the
meat powerful antidote yet known to rush for the formi
dable and dengerone diseases of the pulmonary organs, It
is also the plea/outwit and safest remedy that can be em
ployed for infants sendLpting persons. Parente should
have it in store - 10(nd the insidious enemy that steals
upon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds to
-believe the Churl" Fieterof sista rettme lives I>y the con
sumptions ft ;memento than those it clime. Keep it by
you, and cure your colds While they arf tumble, nor neg
lect thein until no bnmen skill Ban master the inexorable
canker that, fastened on the Vitals, eats your life away.
All know the dreadful fatality of Ring disorders, and as
they know too the Virtues of this remedy, ire need not do
more than to assure them It is still Made the beet it tan
be. We spare no cost, no care, no toil to produce it the
most perfect possible, end thus afford thaw who rely on
it the best agent which our skill can furnish for their Mira.
their afflicted friends at I
others.
?tactical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Idea
Sold by J. L. Lemberger. Dr. Geo. Rem. end D.'S
Reber, Lebanon ; Meyer & Bro., &raisin% Shirk, My
ennown ; Horning, Mt. Nebo; A. B Mark, Beilview
Hooper, Best Hanover; Krell, Shaelrennown; and by
Dealers everywhere.
HARDWARE AT COST.
subscriber offers his large an d . well selected
stock of HARDWARE. PAINTS, OILS Ac.,
.IT - COST FOR CsiSAK
Parties who have Nettled their accounts to Aprlll,lll6l,
will be allowed a liberal credit on PonchAee2--Thnse
who 'have not settled will find their accounts wlth
A. S. Ely, Esq., for thannxllate settlement and collec
tion. D. M. HARMANY.
Lebanon,J uly 17, 1801.
$103,004 17
87,201 16
6,000 00
01,200 00
BSS 80
55,731 30
$344,202 G 1
1869 NEW STYLES. 1862
DAM RISE, in °timberland Streit, between
111
AMarket and the Conn - House, north side, has
now on hand splendid assortment of the New
Style of HATS AND. CAPS, for men and boys, for 1868,
to which the attention of the public Ls respectfully invl
ted. Wats of all prices, from the cheapest to the mos
costly, always on hate. He has also just opened &Alden
did assortment of SUMMER HATS, embracing such a
STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, PEARL, HORN, LEG
HORN, SENATE, CURIAN. and all others.
11e will also Wholesale all Made of Hate, Caps
Ac., to Country Merchants on advautageoua terms.
Lebanon, April 30,1862.
$147,326 00
096 63
J. J. Bunt, J. P
Plumbers' rilateriaLs.
CHARLES 1111IILLfKIN ,
IMPORTER & WHOLESALE DEALER.
No. 520 Commerce St,
PHILADICLPHIA,
Constantly In Store,
a large assortment of
COPPER, ZINO, IRON & GALVANIZZD IRON BATH
TUBS.
White and Marbled Ping Basins.
White and Marbled or Blue Closet Basins.
Ship Water-Closets, complete.
Water Closet@ of every description,. '
PUMPS, RAMS, kc
Iron slake.
Iron and Boamened Portable Wash Stands.
Vitrified Drain Pipe, Bends, Branches Jc Traps
Plunbers' Brass and Plated-Work of every desmip
tion.
Lead Traps and Bends, Pine and Cedar Hydrant
Posts, hydrant Rode, Ploniberi' Hooke, Marble Birbs,
Rubber Hose, fieas low to any lime in the country.
April 22.1863.-13 m.
To Officers and Soldiers.
Collection of Pensions, Bounties, Back
Pay and War claiins.
undersigned, reepeqinlly informs the public
I that he bee opened au office for the purposeof col
lecting Pensions, Bounties, Beek Pay and War claims.
Mee in the rooms lately occupied by Dr. Behm, tie•
ceased.
ESTABLISHED 1760
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff' ft Tobacco Manufacturer
16 & 18 CHAMBERS ST..
[(Formerly 42 Chatbem Street, New York,l
Week! cell the attention of Dollars to the articles of
his manufacture, vis„:
Brown Snuff:
Sheabor, Deettgros,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia..
Coarse Ranee. Neehltoebes,
Atneriare Gentlemen, Copenhagen.
Yellow *mow
Honey new Scotch.
.11104.9kopedSetteb, Trash Haney Dew Septet,
Irtitilli*Tosit, Fresh Scotch.
or Lunifiloot.
Air- Attention is eoNegirsq reduction in STE.
ces of Fine-Cutasimting an d • ' • to xi c j i
walk/wad *fa Sirporun: web*, '• -
TObaee.o.
SURPCIkIit. - IPS CUT SMOKING:.
.., or PON S. Jaw.
WL - - skregoistite..
(afar d;
1(4. 7 .4biz0tt ler or priosi will be sont'ort riPplkt
eution;. Niw York April 1, 1865.---ly
411 1410.% NWW Boot and 811109
Philloghriipists, read their
,Eir e ets,
sad **age of Lhelr Virtues..
FOR THE CUR' OF
FOR. THE RAkto am OF
PREPARED BY DR. I. C. AYER,
AND 'SOLD Br
All orders attended to withpromptneta and dispel&
Lebanon, Apr 1129,1863.-4 1 .. GEO. PFLEGER,jr.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS IN LEBANON
COUNTY,
Par School Year,june,lB63—Aize,lB64
LONDONDERRY.
9MALE AND 2 FEMALE TEACHERS. The ckein
Jostler! of Teachers for the Schools of the aboie Dis
trict will take place at Peltrty - ra,..00 Saturday, etivist
29, 186.3. HENRY-HOMDERGER, President.
Airminuf Mermen sm. Secretary.
SV:STAIIA,
11 TEACHEES'.. The examination of 7"e — stehers fiSzelns
Schools of the Rime Matt - let will fake place at
Jonestown, On SttaMay. SiSember 5.18 M.
JACOB RAIIIP.MaN, Preardent.
Da. t. C. COOPLP.. Secretary.
. , • EAST EIAISTOTER. '
- 10 -
TEACHERS. The
of The
t e: t e t mge t tLec
w o i f il T u erhez fee t
the Weahlogtoo School ;loose; on Monday, 8:7, 9 1 , ,, e b:..
T, 1883. . DANIEL KEA 8.N., Pr Mara.
Jaen H. Sam, Secretary.
inTLLaßmzir.
Q TEACH CRS. The examination of TeaOhara tar tale
(3 Schools of tbe above District will take place at New
manstown ,on Taptiday; •grPievibir. 18s3, •
• JOILN ZIMMER/4MR, President.
PS 2lll ' KZISZRI Secretary.
9TR./MUM:RS. The eiatainafioit Teaabers for the
Schoch; of tbe'above will plaee at Uni
on Fargo, on Wednesday, Septevalx,r 9, 1863.
PETER BAIATICIRE, President.
Dam= W. GERBERICR, SeCtetary.
SOUTH LEBANON
. . .
9 TEACHERS. The examination of War:beta for
Schools of the above Dietrich will take place at tbS
klomilat School House, on Thursday, SepteMber lath,
1868. JAOOB SHALE, Presidebt
Jampu Titizidar, Secretary.
BETHEL.
1 4. EACHERS The examination of Teacb.ra to
-o.the Scheele
.1. of the above Dist lot Will take plies
at Fredericksburg, on Friday, aptLaber rith,lB63.
SAMUEL WEARER, Preside et_
Jo L. Mina, Secretary. '
JACKSON
18. .
TEACHERS. The examin.Gon of Tsachers for
the Schools of the above Dlstri t will take elate ht .
the Nyenrtown Aradanii, StIIZALLY; September 12th,
1803. GEORGE LINE, President.
hi. Tiet, Seetetary.
IfEIDELBERO.
12 Tit.t.ORSRS- Ilia examination of Teachers for
tbal Sepals of the above District xm take pia( a
at Sbaelferstown, on Monday, Septrasber 14th, 18E3..
ShIA.IIBI, LOOSE, Presidei.i.
HENRY Dm, Secretary.
N. B...obeerve the rdlowing Bulger—
lit. Applicants wilt famish themselves with pen
and paps,. abd be Id reedliess at 8 o'clock.
2d. No private examinations to be held except in snob
oases as are speci6ed by
Bd. Applicants meet predict themselves in the
trick; In which they Intend to teach.
4th: Those who bare certlflattes of Wit prat are re
quested to present them.
6th. Those who are strangers to the undersigpod
must bring with them testimonials of good moth char
acter.
6th. Certitio•tee, to be legal, most have a Ilya cent
stamp affixed, which the County Superintendent will
furnish. Teachers will please make the thane.
lith. As heretofore subscriptions will be taken for the
Penneylvenla School Journal.
The Directors and the nubile are Invited to be pros
ent.
Normal Class.
A FTER we bad closed our examination of Timach
etss last Fall, there were still upwards of thirty
Vacancies in dffiereet parts of the County, for which
there were no applicants, except
such as had already
been rejected as being Incompetent. This leas owning
to the met that many of our Teachers were in .the mili
tary service. Many more will quite likely be called by
the draft which Is soon to take place ' and consequently
It will be more difficult to supply the demand for Teach •
en this Fall than what It was last.
The Millarsville Normal Schad which has always
farniabed us so many teachers has been suspended, I
therefore pttpose td divitttbdi a NORMAL' CLASS, in
the Lebanon Valley Inatitate
AT ANNViLbEr
to oetathenee on Monday, August &t, and ointinue five
weeks-auntil the time of Exam meat ions.
The exerchesof timeless wilt Consist mainly of Drilla.
In those branches which are named on the certificate ;
Also of Lectures, Institute meetings, Discussions As. •
I shall have the Coopperation of the Principal W. Y.
Bunitems A. M, And wilt be assisted oceseionally
some of the neighboring County Superintendent& •
The above plan ban been adopted in many of the
Counties in our "State and baa been attended with the
beet results. We will likewise give it a Tram., As the_
term is short, those who wish to avail themselves of
this opportunity for Improvement will do welt to be
present at the Commencement. •
Arrangements have been made for boarding and Ac.
coma:iodations at very low rates. For !briber. informs-
don apply to me at Lebanon, or to Mr. keitria;D6 Flt
A nnv ilia.
HENRY U.OLICK, Co., Supt
Lebanon, July 29,1803.
A Joint Resolution
PROPOSING CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION.
E;t Resolved by the Senate and House of Reprisen
'illative, off the State qf Pennsylvania in General Assem
bly met. 'That the following amendments be proposed
to the Constitution of the Commonwealth, In accord
ance with thetenth article thereof: A- .
Allmes shall be an additional eection to the thlrd ar
ticle of the Constitution, to be designated as abaSolf
four, as follows :
Elzerion i. Wheneteny of the quali fi ed elecfore of
this Commonwealth 11 be in any actual military ser
vice, under a requisition from the President of the
United States, or by the authority of this Common
wealth, such electors may exercise the right of intfrage
in all elect ions by the citizens, under end: regulations
as dtd, er shall be, prescribed by laws, as fully as if
they werepreseut at their penal place of election.
There shall be rwo add alone 1 sections to the eleventh
article of the Constitution, to be designated as sections
eight and dine, as follows :
Section 8. No bill shall be passed by the Leg isleture
containing mote than one subject, wield' shall be
clearly expressed in the title, except appropriation
bills.
SIM= 9. No bill 1%811 be passed by the Legislature
granting any powers, or privileges that bas been. or may
beteafter be, conferred upon the courts of this Commort
wealth .
JOHN CESSNA ,
Speaker of the Home of Representatives
JOHN P. PENNE I%
Speaker of the Senate.
OrTICZ Or TEM SIPMETARY Or ma COWHONREALTEI, 1
EARRISHORG, July 1, 18t12.
.1
Pennsylvania ss ;
,-,-. I do hereby certify that the foregoing and
lannexed is a fall , true and'correct copy of
L. 8.1 the original Joint Reeolution of the' Gener
al Aesembly, entitlei, "AJoint Resolution.
•-•.— prOpoelog certain Amendmenfa to thirteein-.
stitation," as the samt remains on file in this of
flee. .
In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my band
and caused the seal of the Secretary's- ofßee to be
affixed, the day and year above written.
CU SLIVER,
flec'ry of the Commonwealth.
July .22-3 mo
GEORGE CLARK,
DENTIST.
W ee at the Eagle lintel, Lebanon..
Particular attention paid to Vulcanite work and YII .
tag Teeth.
REFERENCES
0. N. PEIRCE, D. D. S., Professof of Dental Physiol
ogy rad Operative Dentistry. No. 601 N. 7thSL,Phit
adelphla.
E. OfII.DMAN, D. S., Professor oflifethanical Den
tbtry. No. 24, N.llth St., Philadelphia.
JAMES TRUMAN, D. D. S., Demonstrator of Opera-'
the Efentistry. S. W. Co?oor of Franklin' and Green'
•
Streete,.Philadelphla.
E.N. BAILEY, D. D. S., Demcinstrator of Methanksfi
Dentistry. No. 228 N,l2th St., Philadelphia. •
Lebanon, Aprl I 1,1803.
North Lebanon Steam Grist Milt
GRAIN WAN t 9
EIE undersigned will parchiso all
kinds of GRAIN, cinch as
L
WHEAT, RYE, I
RMATT TR
CORN, OATS, a., at their STEAM MILL, on the 'union " Ig ` sl
Canal, for which the highest market prices will be
patd, in CASE.
sfir All kinds of CUSTOMER WORN Will be dens.
at the shortest notice, and in the most !satisfactory._
manner. The public is respectfully invited'ro - give us
trial. FELLY LIGHT,
.OIDEON LIGHT,
LAVTB L. LIGHT/
North Lebanon, May 23,1562.
=
A New Firm.
Cheap ash Store, and fiiing and
Grain' Business.
rrifiE undersigned having formed aplutnerstfp idthd
m SODA STILE, MILLING AND GRAIN BUNt-
NBSS, weal respectfully invite the attention of the
public to their establishments. They will contiae to
keep. at the late stand of SENSE, GiCRAAMAN &
LONG, a =et complete Mock of all kinds of GOODS
aerially kept In a cotintry store, which they will re.,
tail Cheep for CASH, or COUNTRY PRODUCE. They
also want to buy for cash
500110 Bushels of APEI,VAT,
30,000 Bushel's of myr,
20,000 Bushels of CORN,
2.5,000 Bushels of. OATS.
I , er which they will pay.the bikhest Market Prices.—
They will also take GRAIN on firemen. The will keep
alwaye on hand and sell at the lowest prieeP, COAL, by
tile Beat Load or by the Ton; all kinds of MILL SEED,
SALT, PIASTER, Ac.
Kr' They solicit the business of alttheir old friends
and, the public, and will endeavor Mama on such lib
eral and Just principles ae wi4 give su ea p tie u fac A tiot o t N e o lu . 1.
NorthLsbacion, March IS, Ig6S.
s. W. reffengil Air !
Park 7 Row, New Y ork, & 6 State
St: Boston . ,
A 101 Avato for the .“Apvtanwo inA those
oltboointtatre4aVortood to take Advortisomenta
TallidiSpbscriptions fifir , l*.seour Zotoott Rates .
= 114;;24-1.862.,
Trier ORIA, re,yrs:.s, pima 'audped. wanaaalga ,
y and Plaid EamNrics, Plaid and aotted Mulls,
Br tillio* smellbis, Robb:lets, &e., the largest moor
stoat et the store of HENRY k
DAVID 8. LONG