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WRDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1863
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i':VO,NE AFFAIRS.
M:EM.:UM=I
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN UNION.
The Dentocrata of Union township and vicinity
will bold a meeting at the house of JACOB DABS
noFkin said township, on, ,
';`,S v b.ettecid# Septe/iikrk
at 6 o'clock P. M. All nre invited to attend.—
Then will be speaking for certain. Let there be
a full turn out.
'Aug. 26, 1863. -
CORNWALL 'DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
There will be Wmeeting of the Cornwall Dew
' oeratio Club on
Saturday evening, the 12th inst.,
:at the Crnn Roads near Ebre Tavern. Let there
'bee general turnout.
PLiEBANONiOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Thp Ileutoorati:of North Lebanon township,
will :eneerat the public house of Benjamin •Zeller,
on" •
Thursday evening, September 3, 1863,
To l e the purpose of eompleting the organisation of
. 11t!'„Dettmenttin Club of said toWnship.
.JACKSON DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Democratic Club of Jackson township,
will meet at the public house -of Reuben Man -
derbauch, in Myerstnwn, on SATURDAY eve
fling, September 3,1863, et g o'clock. Speakers
Will be in attendance. 4iitietat'tofit-0141
poets/.
September 2,1863.
The Congregation of &lienOa Lu
theran Church of this place intends holding a
Pie Nits on Thursday (to-utorro4) at the old
place.
Major Grant Weidman of the '1.73d
Ite4inient Pennsylvania Vol. (drafted,) his re
torted to his tome in Lebanon and, wit open
hii office for the practice of his professidn in a
feii dare.
Messers - Goodyetir & I)AN - 1;1140
imee.reesived and opened their splenditi*stak of
Vail end Winter Goods which is now %pen fdr
,the inspection of the public. It is one 'of the
largest end handsomest ever broughVto Lebanon
and is well worthy the attention of the
CRONE serves out the tnosl . eheinus
'nod largest Melons "that palate and eYenan de
fire. He favored us with a sample yesterday
"'which might readily have produced We 'night
'Mere if indialged in to desire,
THE DEMOCRATIC FIRES "ARE * DIMING !
CORN WA MEETING: 1,
A large and enthusiastic meeting was ifehalt
Itte public house of Joseph.'/Joirtnen on Blefferday
'lemming last, fdr the purpae 'Off 'hotikle'elnik, 'the
"organisation of a Club. Thbfiliifiters
isle men of the district, from 'far and near, Vera
in attendance. The follasiug o f fficers for the
Club were reported by a comfit ittee appointed for
`that purpose. and unanittolitply elected, viz
President. A. WlVil'EL„lif, !Esq.
--
Vice Presidents ;mob ` Winner, jr.,
krises ftei heft,
Seertifler'Sr;---Win. F. kreiddr.
Corresponding Secretary-4. P. Jeckson.
Treasurer—Joseph 'Heilman.
... L Bg l committee,-4.b l n'Gasser, Henry
Vortna; John : Vent.): Witmer, J. S.,
'Christian Risser. .Te's:ihli Veer, Uriah Shott,
*Jackson Beck, Willie& Witmer.
.f.X . ObitittliutferOlike 'then riled :and Qttpted,
*lsiah wit.will'Phidish next week.
',facet) Winner, jr., then offered the following
Wolohtions , which were adopted with cheers.
PeAnired. That the nomination of GEORQE
W. WOODWARD. for Govehor, and WALTER
H. ToDWRIE t for Judge of the Suprente Court
by thie - Slate .Chniention, held at
Harrisburg. on the-17th - of June, last. -Meets the
hearty approval of the Democracy of Cornwall
towaShip, ind - We hereby, pledgeAurselyes to use
all honorable means to secure their triumphant
eleetinn.
ado , staid - e oti‘..tAtlye`i4n - gAties the
tifeettitilditiMmeWaYtt 'Ate pi"in'it ?Oen
An whist) our dievernmerit is Minted. nosh 'ohttil
leng*SClMPV4lrtrOk#V4•NO'Vho kalkresYtel
txtEpetaity. eft
he meeting Was eh* addressed at long& ity
-jortiph Hamner a *fa I..ancaster cotanty fanner,
%ad tilbefut and Win.: 'Breslin.
Aftel. a rain& etfelhigra i ftr';Woridward. Lowrie
sainftlirtnhorarY tbe - rile ' 'UV:planed to meet at
Ittetross Rotolo near Ebb's Tavern, on SaturdaY
Willing the lath Rut,. , •
'KOCHI
The tneetfistat ICoc.p.'s on t *tardily afternoon
test irsillittlidaferatilirgeittilittlbered i thebearts of
'ell Wee - 4001re of their nounf4o.ittid , its - Demoorat.
lc institution?. The attetrnanco from Lancaster
'entent,'lllynnuite.,..Addyekites , nere delivered
y .Nftifik Wffuter, of . Pena Ittenibm,.l l insaster
eoanfy, .abd 'Others 'donee% n tees ire did not learn.
There wlibe. cowing 'Or the Democratic Club
OftotilnlirktirtiNtarly4 l 4 'l4eli's".frben we
tosteelitit ,. tebamin county Demoorsts'unite
with their Lanaister friends in a gloriclite'ially
foratagorod old cease.
SOUTH .LEBANON CLUB.
The Democracy of South Lebanon assembled
theletideßee eftSamnek Stager, about , 3 miles
from,'Ligtanim, on Satteiiii4.. evening The
`preiteedinga were anenfaiertled by ,
harmony and firm deteinsination to ensure the .
enema of the ,Demoecitt,i,e,tiekets this fall. The
Nnetetentewtig addieiinebY S: T. 'McAdam: Jacob
Nreldle,ji4 of Lebanon, " and Sainte] Maya of
harlife'rateNirtt. The meeting adjourned with
'thetas AMAforWookaraiii, Lowrie and the De
nmeraty,YlVe Wry test reeling, and a firm
'fionfidelple kitt teM teakegews ot oui glottal:ls mmi,m.
Tbe.folloWitig the.preamble ,and
resolution' adopred,iii the benioerstio Club ,of
South Letentone. - Me Meekaega. '
11011 TIE Wilik*OL bitikociA TIC CLUB.
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Priialii; le.
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We, the naderSigned eitftens of South • .
-non Township; do here* associate together M.
„Abe purpose of , eupporitibg . and Tromalgating the
time honored principhre of obr party, the aban
doning of which:bits. *worded ; Msr-'ebentry ill
the unhappy and deplorable cool:111ton in which
we now beheld it. In order diet the Public litay
not be deceived by the arts or designing men as
to our political principles, Are Metegive an es
tract of them :—Equal and abet justice to all
men, of whatever state" or persbasion, religious
or political; peace, commerce, and honest rriend.
ship with all nations, entangling with
none; the support of the Slate governblents in
all their rights, as the Most competent adminis
trations of our domestic concerns, ana the surest
bulwarks against - anti republican tendeneies; the
preservation of the general government,in itß
Whole constitutional vigor, us the "
sheet anchor
hr our peace at home and safety abroad ; a ical
lobs care of the right of election , by the people . ;
milit and safe corrective of abuse; absolate.ae
iquiesosece in the &vie ienft of the majority; a
Melt Stireiplined militia, our best reliance in
pealpe,, , Mrd for 'the fir st tuominti of War, till leg-
W itt may +eirMre 'them ;' the supreinacy 'of the
ivil over the military authority ; economy in
she public expense, that labor may be lightly
- burdened ; the honest payment of our debts, and
aeared pcetvarrption of the public faith ; encour•
is e taisne literldulture, and of e ommerte as its
iullbe Atari 'die - dflresfort or inforinatiOn, find
'arraignment of all abuses at the bar of public
lesson; 'free - SUM ° vetigion , ; freedom of the
toreros - and freedom of person under the protec
tiokoittite,haiime coypus; and tr iall by juries
"Ilittlartfally*Qtedi-t
To the faithful inaiutenoute. of the a bove po
litical creed, we mutually pledge to each other
Our snored honors; .end,lserolsy attain and estab.
halt the following constitution Yer Alai. &vent.
hieig
CONSTITUTION:
ist: This ostroCiatkin shall he called
lihelieineeratic Club df,Soath Lebanon town.
Ant. 'ld. The °McCall Of this L l iilb shall con
tin or on President, two Vice Presidents, one
Recording ter.retary, one Corriwithitdiali:Resie.
tary, and wee Treasurer, who shalt hold their re
inactive °SAW Ifor the lartii dftitia year, and
bhall IA elected at the . first 'reigtifiar nienting,
teach and ever." year. •
Airrttie id.tz-it shall belie ditty of tie ]~'res
ident to preside at alltmeetings of the dltitt wiled
Intesent, totnAintatts.erderAndAttrip use, to sign
II order; on lb&iireFfiff ihoney; to"appoin t
ettaamittisis iron 'generally to'do and perform
li the other ditins.ttlf,a getesiiiing eScitC:Ofs,dit.
• ate body..
ARTICLE 4th.—lt shall be the duty of the Vice
Presidents to assist the President in maintain
ing order and discipline, and in his absence one
of them shall preside in his Vend.
Any. sth. It shall he .the duty of the Record
ing Secret .riy to •pineureta suitable book at the
expense of the Club, in which be Efutil enrol
the Constitution, and all by-laws which may
from time to tioie be adopted, and in which, also,
he shall keep a record of all the official acts of
the Club. It shall.- also be his 'duty to attest ,
all orders drawn by the President upon the Treas
urer, to.receive alltnoneys belonging to the Club,
and pay, .the same over to the Treasurer, taking
his receipts (011ie seine in a book to be provid
ed for that purpose ; to safely keep and deliver
to his successors in office,- all books, papers and
documents belonging to the Club, and generally
to perform all the duties of recording secreta
ry.
Anr. 6tb. It shall be the duty of the Cortes.
pending Secretary to receive and answer all let
ters- addresied to the Club, to receive, and under
the direction of the Ex. Committee, distribute
all political documents.
ART. 7th. It eball be the duty of the Treas
urer to receiveall moneys from, the •Secretaries
and saftrly - kbep the - Same, paying none out but
on theorder of the President attested by the
acting Secretary. lie Thad( keep at all times a
true and just account with the Club, and at the
end of his term of office pay over the balance in
his hands to his successor, and at the same time
deliver to is successor all books oticcount
hinging to the - Club 'Which may be in his pos.
session. ,
9th. This Club may adoprs'uch by le*
nd rules of order as a majority of the members
present at any ended meeting may-think advisa
ble.
AIM 10th. Th is constitution may be amend
ed by the vote of two thirds of the nuerobbrs pres
ent at a /dated meeting ; Provided, 'that notice
of , tbe proposed amendment shall have been giv
en at least one stated meeting before the come
shall be voted on.
4r. Hiory Reber, of the firm of
R. litte r iR iii it in. the city buying in
11.41W : itdokir elothing, , which will be hero in 11
fag dayfi.
° rho following excell6nt resolutions
were reoPn tly unanimously addpted by the Dem
ocratic Club ofJackson :
WieEREAS, it has become eiVedient and feces.
sary for the Democrats in every township in tho
State to organize themselves into clubs, so that
they May the more successfully subdue abolition
ism ,Rnd secessionism. and maintain and uphold
the 'Galan and the Constitution, and the ',testi,
mable rights and privileges guaranteed to ail
citizens under the Constitution.
Resolved, That it is now, and always will be,
our chief aim to support the Democratic prine:l
- plea as underdt ood and. advocated by Jetrerann
at d ,backson.
Reso'lved. That we firmly believe that the tear
which is now waged in the United States, shilufd
he waged for the purpose of maintaining life
'Union and enforcing the Constitution, but if the
war lie turned• from its legitimate object, and to
he waged to subjugate the citizens of certain
States, to deprive them of those constitutional
rights %kb are guaranteed to the citizens of
each Mid every State in the Union, then it will
be a *Wet' tyranny, such as kings and tyrants
glory fn.
Resolied, That we do now and nlways will
claim and contend, that the right of the people
to overturn an oppressive government or refut
submission to it lies at the foundation of our po
litical existence and tan never be taken away by
any form of Government.
Reserved, Tha t we cOndemn the principle of ran.
Bering the military f ulterior and independent to
the civil power.
I
Ito - solved, That the nominee@ of the late Dem-
Itireitic S tate convention Meet with 'our approval
and will receive our cordial support.
Muster-Roll of Co. E., 48th Beg. P. V. Militia.
Captain--Joss Rnittonnr...
et Lieutenant.—Philip F. M'Cau Ily.
2d Lieutenant—David W. Miller.
lst Sergeant--Madiaon C. Lentz.
114. ." William Bieeher.
3d " . Tobias Reinoehl, s.)
9th 114 !tzar Shrigar.
sth " John G. Mutch.
Ist Corporal—Adam P. Funek.
2d " Carper Sherk.
3d " Cyrus M. Forster.
4th " • George f . ,Carmaii.
sth " John
6th ". 'Charles Noble.
7th " Frank lin Yoiana.
Bth *ft --
Nroolt fin —Ph Hip
..,,,,,,,,,.",,_.„—...jostutoi
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llgOlMuy•Quorterm ,
',Company Clerk—ls
Jobauttidoew. , ..
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t iiliTren ih Vlian
Abraham .k Bollinger
Henry Core
Stephot heecktiep.
Do rid Borgner
Amos' I Ddutrith ' I
John Ellenberger
Win S Ferno4rnitAer_
'Dhorlos Foonnebt
Brooke B Eoister - '
'ilidanPFok .. . '
tolick Garrett .
Mores Gingrie l la
• riniii) tiaat 1
bactor T. Graeff
heD3argn Haok ,' 4
ifultavns linage '
William, Henley
*Eiji S. Hollinger
Cyrus Heverling
kerdinslnd,'N. Itnitoff
A ndifo,silTtibti '' - . 1 -.. ~
BoWno'ol Le. , :doin
tyhasl. fight
a .
aS Nr . o . pi. t.,
tik— ahn temiCE
rael h. tight.
rJtirn V. 14:611fia "
Illeorge A. AloCaully
arob McConnell
1 M iltnn T. McNair
Daniel !killer
Ephraim Miller
6enrge: W. &Hier
•!Tolin 'Oven
irillieni P. Roue&
&meet IL Reinoehl
igitorge R. Riga •
Adgin,A„ Ri i ia': „,
barid L. Sehnellrider
William Shan rk,
1410iitt S hort
'Lobe Bonder,'Sairiel tipanYer
`Ephraim 11. Stoever
George, §torm
SnaMel Temple
FroderieiF Urban
Yeter, t. Zimmeiroan
VIA reV ti nimc'triiinn
Cyrus Zimmerman •
John IL Zweitzig
Attention. Companiki—Valunteers, who ea
o eot_tn retain thdir 6eoith vnimpared during the
campaign, Mat see.tn it themselves, do net trust
to, the Army Surgeons. supply yourselvo? with
VI . OLLOWWS. ISILLS AND 1 - 14 TM kN'T.—
Every . Engliih Sold ier's Knapsack contains them.
Only 25 mentiepir "box or pot 215,
• - •
i‘koLLOcies LEVAIN 4 o besiand
8
ipurest Yiaking Powder known, fo'r,making Light,
Sweet and Nutritious Irma anFl , bakes. it does
alit contain a portiele of . Saleratus, Alum or any
ether kind of deleterious druk 'hat fa perfectly
epee and hea l ithy : It is an excellent Compost.
tion for persons suffering from ayspepsin. For
sale a LaititaiYarm's Drug S tore.
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Guns. Pistolsi s PoWdtir, Cap?.fice.
Vintrefion . sia"rikm.v.—.7. 0. AVOISBAerI !Squid je
slmetfully inform the public that .he continues the
business of notetifacturing and dealbag ,
'
%APIS, RIFLES.. PISTOLS, POWD R.
:q4ii, r Wads. and ltii.kinds of a - Uniting and gun materi
al, at his Store.ol Market street, a few doors North of
the L. V R. it,. LeUnon, Pa.
la. All kinds or Repairing, at the e6tpt poi;
aitytik net ice an "the best style o f Kvorkmafe
Lebanon; Zone 2i, 1863.-3 m.
TAKE XorttE.--The - enrolling. is go
tt* on. and it is expected that the Conscription act
will be enfereed indhediately. so I would adkice every
body to get their PIOT:Tun taken in time for their re-
PlatiOTlS and friends. and the only. place to get a No. I.
Picture is at Zutoreilmsres NOW York Photographic
Gallery. few he is liiking the Cheapest. tile hest and
most life-like Pietti'les in Lebanon. It is 'Admitted by
all that he can't he heat. for his gallery is always
crowded. Give NA a call and you will find as we rec
ommend. ltemenaler the place. Zitnitlirninn's New
York Photegraphie Gallery, in Cumberland St. Call
early andarnid a crowd.
P. S. O -Chi )(iron had anybody that i=ts kit weak eyab
should 'will at Ziniihertimn'a Gallery. Ilia Pictures mil
iy Penn ire from 3to 5 seconds time to it
~eti~C ~atit~n,
A (Gentleman)
CIIRED of Nervous Debility. IncompereliO, Prellia•
titre Decay and Youtiotil Error . actaitkd by a de.
sire to benefit others. will , tie happy to furbish to an
whO need it (free of ehairge) the recipe and direct/mum
for making the simple Retiledy used in his base. Those
wishing to profit by his experience—and polvvess a Va)•
nable itemedy—will receive the same, by return mail,
"(atefully sealed,) by addressing
' - JORN li.dGtlPT •
No. 60 NAPHAU STRNSi, Nil Yon[,
Amg.l9, 1863.-3 m. •
T:CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE oF A NO
VOUS YOUNG MAN.—Published as a •lissroinq
and for the especial benefit of young men, null thope
who suffer with NERVOUS DEnlLTtt , toss, or 'MEMORY,
YREMATIDLE DECAY, &C., &C.. iryl eke *lie has cured him
eel f by simple means, after,Dethg put to gi'tiat expense
and lueoinven lentil, through the use of Wcifthloss med.
iritias prescribed by 'owned Doctors. Sitrigle estwieg
may be had (free) of the author, 0 A. s.d,ossiissc Esq.,
Gremmeint, Long Island. by enelos lig an nddriipitOd
velopa . Address CIIARLES A. LAMBERT, Eli*,
ORMAN" LONG ISLAND, New York.
July L, 11163.--2 m.
TUN CONFESSION AND ',EXPERIENft
CCM
INVALID.
Pithlimed for the benefit. and as a *owning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG-MEN
mile suffer Win] nerveuu; Debility, ?remoter° Decay of
.....
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Mantinedi etc , OMPP I " Itt-tbu '' "lime.
'I'IIEM ,OF SE lf" ;RE. '
By.one,whotilin c ur himself a 1 being p o t t o
great expeuse and injury through medical .humbug
and quackelTit -
Ity brittetinragettrylEd *id-reused enveleyet ifnen
copies may be bad of the author.
NATH.A.Nin ATILYEATIt.
Bedford, Kings couuty, N. Y
May 2.7, 1863.-Iy.
DR. JNO. L. LYON'S
FrOitch Periodical Drops
FOR FEMALES
This valuable medicine is now 'offered to the Anterb
can Ladles as the only sure, positive. and never-failing
cure and regulator of suppression of nature, fiom
te
whaver cause. Particular care should be used" to
know - that Pregnancy is not•the cans% as the Drops
would• Surely produce an effect entirely contrary to the
course of nature, forArbieh I will .not. bold myself .Te
sponsible. These Drops are so mild and pleasant, that
the feeblest can tslto them with perfect security, yet so
powerful in their effects, that they maybe safely railed
it.never failing Regulator. They can be procured by
tiddreSsing 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 $l. - per bottle. . Address
Dlt. JOHN L. LYON,New Eleven Conn
July 23,1882.
PRESERVE YOUR
SYMMETRY OF.'FORSI. •
YOUR IIEALTII, AND MENTAL POWERS,
By using- that safe, - Pleasant, Pnpular, and Specific
Remedy known as. .
ITELATIMLIYS EXTRAO . BUCHtt.
Read the "Adyertisemen to another column, and prof
it by R
I/lee:4SW and. Symptoms Ruumeratek .
Cut it out, mid Preserve it. You may not now require
- But may at SOME Future Day.
"It gtveiChealth ni.d rigor to the frame,
And bloom. to„ihe,pnind cheek."
It Saves Long Snfibring and Exposure.
Beware' of Vitn(tr,Teits 1 - Cities Guartzatee
Lebanon, 'April 29,1863.-2 m.
WHOOPING COIIGH OR- CROUP,- however ,severe,
,may be-alleviated and cared-by the use orMADAMB
ADOO, P,OBTER'S COBATUViI BALSAM.
Thli invaluable Medicine possesses the extraordina
ry power of rel loving Mimed la rely WITOOPIND, , DOUG H
HOA MEN NM eFICULTY DILEATIIINO,
411.1SKI:V1 SS and Tickling the Throat: 'lt loosens
the l'hlegm,.and will be -tbund tab() very agreeable-to
the taste. It to riot a violent remedy-. hut etnolient--
warming; ge.arebing.and effective... Can be taken by
the oldest person or youngest child. For sale by . all
Druggists. at 13 and fl:i'cts. per bottle., _ ,
January; 28,
A 'Card - 10 the
The REV. WiLtirt.st °Mum:. while laboring as
Missionary in Japan. w.s cured of Colo.naptien. when
all other means-had fa fled, by a-rectpe'obtained from a
learned physician residing in the giant City. of '..ftttltle.
Thia:reciiteltneeguStgfent n,:trnbers who were suffer
ing from COnicuinption, Bronebit is. Sore Throat. Coughs
and Colds, and tite debility bud nerrobsfleptr,eekiott
eedsda by . the,se disorders.
I:lei/ft-crab elbeeattiey others, T send this.re•
ripe, which I have brought home with tete, 'to who
need t, free 'of Olnirge ,
Adficem
Itzv . WM. rtlS6ll6l - E.
•• • 09 Fulton Avenkie. ,
grookfiii; N. V"
! there Dick and
liatteY. }Ming, that you are in adth it
hurry t - • ,
Asswnt.'l. - -WhN, 'Ve r are ••ust 'on our way to PA ilrti
. photesnuili pi4Vgrx, 'to have Air pictures takon .
takes splendid pictures, inial his Galiory is nearly all
the time'erowdetl. Ito I said 16 Nancy we, will ..go ear
ly tbis Mot nifighefere any hod v'else g ehithere. or' e
ifaVe ( OVelik . sway again vithout getting any.
Qussr.—Vesl I have heard too that Daily '.s Gallery
is nearly all the time crowded, and so why don't- you
go toitormother Gallery I
Ans.4 2 oli my! we could nit think preuell a thing--
We admire the true and heantital picture that- Daily
takes. so much that we would not K . , to mother Gal
lery if we could get them ti,l 'nothing Helms seven
years, experience in the busideA. !mesa complete sett of
improved instruntents. 'eNeellint Sky sop
there fore takes the hest tucTures n terra. and so of
course every body that wan't's 'a, good picture goes to
him.
Quser.—.What kind of PiciVfres'aneerie.takeit
Aim—fie takes Photograph's from miniature to Hf
size, plain or colored. His Wei d 'pictures beim been
pronounced more truthful arri. like,tifan Aline that
have been taken to our large 'cities. Wib AiObVetYpea
are beautiful, and can't be ttrat. He also excels in
copying pictures from smell liagnerreatVp..e, end
en
larging them almost to any see.,
quasc.---11 7 1tero is this Gat Tory 1 I mist give a
call too.
Astis.-- 7 Just come along with Nancy Add J. and we
will above yon. It is in Stine 's New Did Whig. !mutt
'door to the Lebanon Deposit Dank. le has constant.
ly on hand a good assortment of Gilt and hosewood
Nrames, Cans, Albums, Sm., which he sells cheap,-
For good and cheap Pictures we advise all to go to
Daily's Gallery, *Lebanon,*.Pa. March 21, +63.
Editor of Advertiser.
DEAR SlK:—With your permission I wish to
say to the readers of your paper that I mill send
by return , mail to all who wish it, (free) a Recipe
SvilthlVll directions for making and using a shill
* 'vegetable Balm, that will effectually remove
lit I'al (lasi, Pimples, Blotches ' _Tan, Freckles
hod *AI Impurities of the Skin, leaving the ,am
soft, clean smooth and beautiful.
I wilt also melt 'free to' those having Bald
Bettlts Frt. th're - Facea. simple directions and in
_formation that wiltennble- r thent—to-atert-ti felt
grostvitt 'Of ir.Ot an r rentlct it, Whiskers, or a Mona
'ffaChe, liitt• than 3011nr. All applications ap
swcred by return mail without charge.
Reept;rttfully your.:
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Chamist i r,
No. 831 Brft.advrey, New York.
July, 20,1863.-3 m.
US otirro,
I , ri.aaiiiig next &lain llt eeeni..g; in theEngliall lan
guage, in the,Flret.ltefortned ehnt.ah - .
Bnglirlt sifrvices next Sabbath titoiiiti4 luta Vitiiiira4
m Zion's INtheran
German preaeltiugnext Sabbath MOrniug. ugh Eng.
lieh in the evening, in SaletWe Ln lieran ohnret.
English , preaching next Sunday nt 10 A. 31. et the
- iidrse Shoe l'ike Meeting house.
On next Sunday a week there will be German Sin 'rice
in the.morning and the Lord's Suppir in'fffe "hrtfr
.'Nstien.lh the Moritvlan church.
Divine Serrice,jo Temperance 'nil], on Sunda& next,
at 9A. 31.. and Sereiceit, - (beginning with .the
communion.) at 10. A. .M.
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.. . 4Tarti Ell .
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, Ota, .t(t • -2,Tth ult.,,hy tne Rev .11. S. Miller, JOSKPLI
it to OAT if A.IITNE FEIS, bah of Lebanon,
~~:
In this place,, on tll4 21th ?At., II ENltY.sidld.or
SUMURI and Elizeireas PIiTI.AtS; axed 2 niontba, and
20 dupl.
On Ito Bth of August, OEMIOF: WHITE, on of Le.
ILVBS ognd. 113• :pars, 9 milontifs;' - Und 9
days.. •
It is n natl and melanetinfy Sight to - see the
,young fad big. and dying from day„to daY, with
- that stew lingering disease, donsomptiob.
How slowly. bet surely, the destroyer comes;
god When the form 3, , ,wastad, and thb.bYes klink •
jsnantith ontites"—.-and Claims the young sufferer
—and the soul - returns to God who gave'it. So
itaathik yrlikek tab, and brother—removed from
time into - grernity.—after. a. lingering illnetis—
which he bore with. Christian resignation; he
was nut afraid to die ratittdeath was' his eternal
gain.
Then weenktot Nrents, yenr,son-hnit oaly gone
Imam, and he will never grow sick or weary „for
all is joy tintl peace' titi L'feavon.
Farmsll.!•dear Onorge; fare* l'!- -
On earth we 'll naeet,pn more
For then best gone in Heaved to,aweli
On ennann's happy share,
ston liar'itt;
„ •
irrrpilir7 Worklyi
)Ai Siti'Titllilltit '9,180.3
lEggs, Vi tio4., 14
Bettor. V. ih.. , , ''l4'
l'iab er saltvd hhtier, 10,
I Lard, '' 9
I -Talley . , • ii? ,
Flare. 1
Sheiihrets„ ' • • 8
Sides, 8
' S eep, 7
Hope-wax, . , 25
White liege, - 5
)nixed-gaga,
Mx, 10 , lb-y.. ' 1234
91:ethee„, it te,, - 40
N', , etlie6; I 4! its:. 6214
W4m1.4 th;„ . • 49 ,-
,leep B .i
Beene. li.i,„; , 1,
I vie,,,...,u , - .0 . gni., 121:4
The Leba
('awls]/t/ ffr
• -
• ty.b VON, Went xst..
ExtrA kawly, t g 7 1.0 I
Extre.RlOnt,7 .0o
Prime White,Whpe t, I AS.
Primelted Wheat, " 30
New Wheat, 1 20
Prime Rye, ptt
Corn, 75'
Oats, 50
Clover-seed, t 5 CO
Timothy,serd. I 50
Flax-seed. 1 2.5
Dried Apples. pealed. I so
Peach "Suitt: - 2 50
Peach "11ot:ca1.," 152
Cherries, • "i s.
Ordone • '
Potato.", 'ft • rd)
Applo itntlttr. ts.
The Phitadeipatiia' ItiikrUet.
4sAruntmv
FLOUR:.—foe inarkeyas wii Moro 'noticed Ttir
solnj ltieu ,tii.t. moiniinubs very dull x 21iU hide
antlloo halt bbts Jenny Lind sold on tenns kept
secret. The sales to the` home trade are in a
antalltraY, at tram 75@55 121 for superfine;
$5 . 5455 50 for extra;.ss 50(06 50 for ex •
Ira family and s7@s7 '25 hbl tor fancy brands
aecordins to 'quality. Rye Flour, is selling in a
small way, at $4 75®55 bbl.. Corn Meet--
there is very little doing, the stock being very
light. We quote Ifehnsylvania at $4, and Bran.
dywine $4 45 `4O, bbl.
GRAlN.—There is very little -demand for
Wheat, and prices are uneltinged ; about 2,600
bushels sold at $1 20@$1 36 for new red, $t 25
(03 $1 37** bushel for common and'eboice Penn
sylvaniterad Western d0., - and White at $t 45@
$1 55 * bushel . , with sates-of 1,000 binthels ten:
tuoky at the flitter rate. Rye is selling at $r 05
for old Fennitylrarfia. and 600 *hinthel for' new
Delaware. Corn is scarce and tern's. held at 82b
for, prime,yellow, and 79e 3 bushel for Western
mixed. Oats, are in,steady demand at 560551 a
for newt and 68c, weighty for 01d.. . .
geta Plltttiongento.
NiiiilC E.
A SPECIAL meretingllf the Stock holders of the
a WITS( LllRAffofl,4lnd 'Mullein' Plank Read
and Turnpike Company Ibe held at the office of the
Company, in Cornwall township, Lebanon County, on
- FRIDAY. the lath day of 5ept.,1863. All the Steak
holders era requested to attend as Business of Impor
tance will be transa clad
Sept. 5, 1863
Lebanon CO. Agrit'ut tura'
Society.
4. MRETINti of the Beard of Managers of the Labs •
von County Auden/Weal, Rtirtioultnral cud Me
chanical Snciaty.will be held et the ,public Romeo of
David 11Silititer. in , the iloriqugh of Lebanon on SATUR
DAY, the sth day of sEPlnmura.lB63, at 1 o'clock.
P. M.. A full attendatiiii . of the Board ie &aired ae ti, a
Corn Will be appointed on that day.
WM. RANH, President.
LCbanon, Sept.% 1863.
Special Nei ice.
MADAM PORTER'S CURATIVE BALSAM
hue lone tested the truth that there are greet principles`
fn Medicines as there is in Science. and this Medicine
is compounded on principles suited to the manifold ve
lure of Man S The cure of Colds is in keeping open the
pores, and creasing a gentle internal waroth, and this
is caused by the use of this Medicine. "Its remediat
qualities are based on its grower to assist the healthy
and vigorous circulation otblood through the lungs, it
en livens the muclos and asSilsts the skin to perform Its
duties of regulating the heat of the system. and in gent.
ly throwing off the waste substance from the surface of
•he body. It Is not a rollout remedy, but emollient
warming. searching and effective . Sold by all 'drug
gists at 13 and 25 cents per bottle.
Sept. 2,1863.
Terible Disclosures.
QEORNTS for the million l A moat valuable and won
derfulniablication: A -, wark of 400 pages.. and 30
colored engravings. DR. HUNTER'S 'FADE 3IRCIIM,
an original and popular treatise on Man and Woman,
their Phyelology. Functions. and Sexual 'disorders of
every kind,, with Never Failing Remedies for their
1.44 b.
speedy cure. The pmetie 'ef toR. HUNTER has, long
Mien, gii4 .st ill is, utibyo, t'lnititkthe earttpth Itt
tstiOrmitf nuntannigi tie luesßleen-indneed tell*.
teed his Med Mil usefuluesteth rough the medium otitis
-FADE MECUM." ft is a.volume that should be in
the hands of every family initbe land. as a preventive
of secret vices. or as a guide for the alleviation of one
of the most awful and destructive scourges ever visited
mankind. One copy, securely envcioped..will be for
warded free of poisgo ge to any part of the United Stomp
for 50'cents in P... - 0. 'stamps; or 3 copies for U. Ad
dress. post paid, DEL. lIONTER, No. 3I) iv is ion Street,
New York.
Sept. 3,1803.—1 y •
PUBLIC SALE.
w q h . E. , tzar at Pt( BLIO SALE. on SATURDAY.
v tl i 7 : llretubles,
.the / fallowing des cribedg of raliratir
Forty-one Acres of- Land,
more or less, THREE ACRES of which are
?WOODLAND, situate in East Hanover town. %.,„ - r
Lebanon county. adjoining lands of If
D'iintelliatteinger , Isaac Weyer, and ESOIAS
Schneder. The improve—
• Monts are a new twoatory
DEICK HOUSE. NEW BANE BARN.
n= ;- and ssary out-buildings ; a young
e; ;
1 1`447' : • ORCHARD, :sunder good fences, and in
a bigh state of cultivation. The land Is
as'kood as any in the tieighborbood, and the property
Is altogether a desirable one.
'Orig.-SSW to CoMillitide 'at I o'cl , ck,l 4 . N., on said day,
‘`clitit conditions will be Made kuowt: by
ESAIAS SCHNEDER.,
Executor of the 'Estate Of TIS,HAX GMLISETC. deed.
East Hanover township, Sept. 2, 1863.
Orphans' Coiilrit Sale.
)[jkI:IIISITANT to au order of Vits Otiphattie Court, of
Lebanon Co., will be exposed to sale by.publie ven
ue or ontury, on
Thursday, October 1, 1863,
•
sit I o'clock, P. M. mcertnin
inessuage or `"Cenerneilt,
Tate the estate of SAMUELkIttIIITZEIt. deed., a W
nate:in South' Lebanon township, Lebanon county" a
bond mile east from the Cornwall On' Banks. adjoin
ing lands of Al Grumbine, S. Snyder, T.Carbin and It,
W-Colemon. containing
2 Acres and 5 Perches,
mnr nr leas. The improvements are a one-kora. frame.
weather-boarded DWELLING 110US1a, and,
• STABLE, all new. .It is a vcry convenient
!II home fore miner of the Cornwall Ore Bank%
hale will be held on the premises, when teems
will be made known by
' CIIRISTIANI EMBER,
Admigietrator.
Also at the same time and place,l Bed, Stove, Wood-
Cheat. Table, Clock. Water, Bench. Cradle. Stant
Wheelbarrow, Shovels, Scythe, Benches. Pick. and
many other articles too numerous to inantion.—Terms
will be madu known by I
vpoNici. MINTIER.
Sept . . 2,1863.
OrPhans s C4urt Sate.
PURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Court of
I.o.th o npounts, Oxpolted to sale by pub
lie vatuludauausawnot,,e - r.
Thursday,. °dab& 8, 1863,
at 1 o'clock, bL on the pkeniisee, late the residence
4410)mb:tut Gelb, dec'd.. in South I ebanon township,
about 4 mil es from Lebanon. It miles from Cornwall,
and about a mile south Men the old Shaefferstown
read, the follewing rent estate via
A Plantation
contain irk 121-AOItES and IOU; DEEMER. of excel
lent Limestone Land, in the best state of Cultivation.
The' improvements are a weather-hoarded Los DWELL
ING 110USE,a SWEITZEIt IlinN,loo feet
i. long. Summer Hamm, covered cistern.. Ten.
~1 not House, Wagon shed, and other necessary
" improvement,. Young, Orchard, two wells
with pumps, one of which is never ; running
water en that cattle in every Deld can reach It. About
3 Acres of
- WOODLAND.
2 Acres of which is Chestnut Timber. Said land is ad
joined by riudolph Shank, Isaac Smith. Peter Smith
and others. The fences are all in good condition.--
Persons wishing to view the property will call on the
undersigned residing on the premises. Possession will
be given on the let day of April.lB64. Conditions will
be made known on day of sale by
SAMUEL ozni,
Administrator of Abraham Geib, dec'd.
lik Toe COURT
ANDRIM bIGIIT, Clerk.
S. Lebanon tp., Sept. 2.1863
Special Notice.
THE PROPRIETORS OF TIM
GIRA RP HOUSE,
PH TLADELPHIA.
Renpectfnlly roll the :tttention of Boaineen Men and'
the travel ling common ity. to the auperior accommo
dation nod comfort offered In their entehllnlnnent.
KANAGA , FOWLER & CO.
August 26, 1563.-3ut
PUBLIC SALE
OF •
REAL ESTATE.
WILL he sold nt Public Sale on Saturday. &Vet,:
2A/h. len, on the premises, the following
REAL 'ESTATE. viz :
A Certain Tract of Zand,,
Situate in Heidelberg tp.. Lebanon county. ndlciinini
lands of Heist and Bueher , John Weis. Peter Broacher
and Daniel Bomberger's Heirs, contain lug
171 Acres and 41 Perch*
on which is erected a two-story.SANDSTOaIt ItObiii
an by 40 feet, SWISS RA, BA IT 5 toot - ,
•,...--
, .„ffwith WAGON SHED and CORNCR El ittiaol-
ml, all as good as Simi , . Rid necessary. oil -
buildings. Tkere is,u Will of *Ater, wd,
pump therein, near the door. The land is well fence
with Chestnut rails.—The soil Is naturally good and
muleroni Mary cultivation. About ' •
40 Alerts '
tfro, of first rate CHESTNUT 'XjSIBEIt ; and _a good
proportion of it is oft he heat ' . • • "'
' - GRA 2IN ' A ' N 15
O a
, .
in the county i The . :Tracts wit ' ' mill in whole or
paris to suit purchasers. - • ..,
•Itir• Persons wishing to alai". the sante Will Please call
on the unlit-reigned at Shaeffertkawa• ~,,
Sale to commence at 1 o'cloelt, P. ‘ , 3 , (timid day,
when terms, &c., will be made knoivii DE •
. . J. BERRY, •
• Trustee of Thant Roffman.
Heidelberg township, August 26 , /861
Orphame COitet Male.
pUTISUANT to no oilier of the Orphans' Court of
Lebanon county. Will be exposed to sato by nubile
vendee or out cry. on
Saturday, September 19,. 1863,
a t 1 o'clock in the aftninoon of that any, a certain meg
sump or
Tratit of Laud,
late the Estate of ()coign Phil! fold, deed., situate" in
He id leberg townahlp, Lebanon county, about l e i mile
from SbaefferatoWM on the road loading to Sheep
Mountain adjoitiing lands Of F. !I onion, Jacob Bork or
and others, containing
7 ACies and 71 Perches,
more or tees. The improvements are A two story log
DWELLING 1101$86:. weather boarded,
ifi gweitier, liarn,lllagen ;Shed; and other neces.
II nary improvements. There is a well with
pump nuti running water, awl s wil l knds of the
very best or fruit mithe premises. Sille .be bald
at the public house of M. Mittel K. Reath, irk Shaeffer*•
town, when Terms wilt be made knewmby
FithIDERIGH 00F8'MAN.
Asitninh i tmtor..
lII' THE COURT
ANDREW LIGHT, :Clerk of Orphan, Court."'
August 26,1863;
1862 NEW STYLES. 1862
.DAM RIBS , in Cumberland Street; between
ZIA. Market and the Court Ilouse,nottlt side, hag .
now on hand asplendid assortment of the New
Style Of HATS AND OAPS; for men and boys, for ISSB,
to which the attention of the public to respectfully inv . !
ted. Nate of all prices, from the cheapest to the mos
alwayelon hand, also.jpay opened* ei)leit
did'astiortment SHMKEH- HATS, embracing suchli
SANAMA . ..W.#4I,..REARV tfORN,. Mt'
HORN, SNNAVN, COPAN; and all others.* j
'SS. Re will also Wltolisild all blade 'Of Ilk* 641,
&c.,. to Country MeiCtients olddldutWOdli:tet*:"
Imbarton, April 150,41092:' ' "
GFO. lIOFFMAN.Pres
U
RSUANT to an Order of the Orphans' Court of
P
Lebanon county, will be exposed to Sale by public
vendue or outcry, on
SatUrday, September 26, 1863,
At 1 o'clock in the afternoon of that day the following
desirable Seal Estate late the estate of George Snavely,
deed., situtiie In South Lebanon township. Lebanon
count r, el/ 2 miles South east from Cornwall Fur
naces, near t Horse Shoe Pike viz
NO. I.—A small , tract of
MountOt .C'hestnut Timber Land.
Adjoining lands of Jacob Witmer, jr., B. W.
C..leinan, other lauds of George Snavely, deed.,
-co.
, 5 n tn
Acres inll. and 18 perches, .
neat measure.
- 80. 2,—A small tract of . .
Mountain Chestnut Timber Land,
Adjoining lands of Jacob Witmer, jr.. other
lauds of George Snavely, dec'd., B. W. Cole
man, eontainin*
6 Acres and 38 perches,
neat measure.
14
Adjoining land of John Shenk, other lands of
George Snavely, dec'd., It. W. Colenisn, con
taining
5 AcreS and 116 perches.
O. 4.—A email tract of
_Mountain Chestnietl'nt ber Land.
i
Adjt filing land fei:Airly of John ; Shenk," o-
ther lands of George 'Snavely decd., R. W.
•
Coleman, containing , „ " - - ~
3 .A.crei and 11-1 A ierches.
~.
The whole of the above" bef Og llfoOrttain dhestnut
Wood or Timber Lend of modems - sties of growth .
The Rabe will be held at the IttaVialon premises of said
deceased. in Cornwall township. Lebation county: a.
bout I m lies from Lebando,'Oß tke'rbad leading to Eby's
tavern . , and the terms will be Mae lenoWn bv,
dOtESD. EN kr,
ligtqtY A . SN iti 4 ‘ , .
Trustees appottifed to Wiit 'a ale.
DT me COURT.
ANDREW LIGHT, Clerk of the Combine' 'Court.
4ig-Persons wishing to view the piemises W ill please
call on either of the Trustees.
August 26,1663. "
?FIRE undersigned otters et Private Sale the following
desirable Plantation, situate in Cornwall township,
Lebanon county, adjoining lands of Joseph trich,
Christian Rohner. Heirs of Mores Rohner. deed.. Jacob
Ydwty, Heirs efJohn Forney. deed.. Heirs of William
Smith, deed., Henry Heisey, and a School Lot, con.
Mining
102 Acres and 70 perches,
strict meaeure. with the appurtenances.. The improve-
mettle tbereon are a two story STONE DW P. 11.1.•
s '_ 110IISE.SWKITZER DARN. 1% story
BRICKd Summer Kitchen an other
hnprovemeo A good Spring of Water ands
tie Vecitard are on tlin premises. About
•
1 Ael'es.
of tfillAiroperty is excellent 1 1 461 1 D,LAND.
The Terming hind is Nerider god fence end in
state otchltivatioa . This i 4 onnuf the beet Limestone
Verms I'd the nein'hbdibood, mifa Ys situated about 4
mike itAth west from Lebanon, on the public road
lemlitik from Lebanon td Colebrook.
Fri farther inforenatiatt apply to the AdAersigned
Posseesiod and good titre wilt be given oil the let day
f. April, 1863. •
.1171,1(.4. be gold st . publie sale at the re illation of
Henry Witmer. J. S.. (late Jacob Witmer.) in
Cornwitli township. 064 one mile from Eby'e tavern,
OA Saturday, Reptember 12, 1863,
the following Personal Property, viz :—I COW, 4110tIS,
4 tRitEEDING SOWS 1 Spring Wagon. with
starts and foimiie for lor '2 horses, 1 Chop.
1""!--. pee Machine, Scalding Trough,3r . ' 2 Acre
Cora, Fotatoes be the bushel, 1 Rook Case, kitchen
Clipboard; Bed •and Bedsteads, Wood Cheat, Cooking
Wheelwith Pipe. Tables "Chairs. Chests, Spinning
Wheel and Reel, Tubs and'Stanils,Grain Bags. 30 yards
newCAllt Carpet 'Be a, 1 Eight l)ay Clock. Flax.
'y-thent4 ti+
. Iwerti'mf
an -1 Ladles, Crockery and QMsensware',Alteelyarda,
Dried Fruit, AV many other articles tai nuineroua to
mention,
Sale to Ooetrince.at 1 o'clock, P. 11., when terms
will be made kiM2vii by
HENRY WITMER, .1. 5.
G ti oYtll Augnit 19,12,3.
PU - BLIC SALE
fII beer ibers will sell at public sale on ' Saturday
Wietidi day of SRI/Mather, 15i1.3, at the Public House
at F. A. Shultz. in N EWMANSTOWS,
.
12 acres of first quality farming land,
late the property of John Auspoch , dec'd ~ situate in
Newuninstown, Millereek Township. Lebanon county,
ndjoining lands of Peter Yeiser, David Lehbo. Peter
Schoch, John Person. David Long and others. The im
provementh are a two story Brick DWELLINGIIOIII3II,
in as good as tie*, a New BARN and other out
~, Duildiogs; also an Orchard with well escorted
111 fruit trees; there is a well 'of water near the
,
II house. The above property will he sold in the
whole or In different Lots ea to suit purchasers. Sale
to commence at I o'clock on said day, when terms of
sale will be made known by
JONATHAN B. ICLOPP,
U. B. BTEWABD„
Agents for the LIAM
r b e. e id n o o n tli ce a o t r rial r ic v slig i n i th's e ige l: iir
ki , te el
township, Lebanon county, 14,' f rom a redoire s•
burg. on the Phiegrove road, o
Saturday, Septm.lo. 26, /80,
The following Rend Estate,
61F i
A PLA:YTATION con Mini rit &titbit 116 Abbis of Fardillig
Lend, of which abaft 30 Ave., is ionti Whiie.Or l k
Woodland. adjoining 1 1 Henry Bicksier,
and Jaeub Rudy anti Finderiante r arg OM Lots.
e'en two-story HOD
SR,
BW*IT,EIi..II4ItN, Spring Hon ie,
• Shed% Corn Crib, mid ;that iikeirsearT
prtitetibtents. Alsh an exiillidit Aplki
Or6ol, and littlining water, oh the
piffitilses. A well with pump near the
bones, Sprlnitit Se Spring House; water is also Intro
dnoed Ind 11SQin yard. The land Is in good ordet•
and ittid'ii• PM Mmes.
Mlle tai bloViiiitihce at 1 o'clock, P. 51., when twine
1 1 .111 be biotin kni , wn by
DAVID W. UHRICH, Executor
of Henry Dhrich. tiee'd.
*I.. TVA i'inntatiou will bo sold in whole or part as
Add) , purchasers.
Babb! township, Aug. 5, 1563.—"te.
Grocery Store,
JOHN DILLER
HAS net opened a NEW GROCERY 'STORE, in his
Building in Cumberland Street, one door Wed of
Market street, where he Is prepared to Apply the
lie with
Fresh GROCERIES, of the but geiai4 stieh no SU
9ARS, sifted, crushed, white and hrilivn, COFFEE,
green and rousted'; MOLASSES; VIAS,
Young Upon' and Black ; CORN STARCH ; Farina;
CHEESE; New MACKEREL,: iIERRING ; HAMS;
'DRIED BEEF ; Chocolate. Coco. de., .14.
ALSO, a large stock of BRUSHES Rad BROOMS. o r
every variety ; aieo, BASlLETS—lteritet, Traveling and
Fancy.
He is also prepared to supply his *old custanere with
every variety of LEATHER anti 8110 E FINDINGS;
which may be found In HiaßasenteiSt, on Market street,
nOileitO l ilsBllll Share hatronage.
11011 N DlbitEll.
Lebanon, August 12. '53:
13;17TiTATEilf11. -- 1710. T. ATKINS.
G. L. AVILIIIIII‘ & Bro.
-n-AviNG üb t l . rn in the 13(iliT aid 811(JE tiVeiNgss,
jj.
cud frigh elr deterrniMitfdii ib Od thinctunl. and
make none,hht, the beet of Wii4t; thq Wilke soliciting
&large of ,pidls4,lliltroillied. Tlikttiolli tilwayn he found
at.their 0101111.0 - T,PC., a'faiw ittitkPlitb,) fh NOWA Street,
nearly oppihtfU Wilfew Rise's Hint, Where chq will be
ready to gliiim and plekee theli customers.
They hit ql , iliiteon bawl * large di:pertinent of
BUCiTS, 8130 ES, TRUNKS,
CARPET EAU% ftc.", WEIN they offer. iijlithlttitt prices,
itai- Ptatiitillefillnig le Sliat ,STOltiti can be
they
waited wi, Askoy,menE ORK. 'di Illtile it itinde to
order. ' Videticei isalieagia tlidi+ahlkii. ''''„
ja- 'ft ylar atteation ifilviih tdd the virA i !RING
. 41
Boots aid s '8 Nis. ~:, - [Lebanon, didfU, 881.
TKINg BRO.'S Nati "Blcot and Blioe Brdlid,de fitted
f4up ikittfad order for bliftifort and 'en velnencu, both
}}ledlea'ana Gentlemen. ,'
twit?. kdBRO.'S NeW‘Ebot andoe wea
81 . . Bi." I fitted!
A,
i 3 O - 4 1, 14 , g • - ,0 order for com fort and conv'enieueo, bah
for Ladies end Geetleatee.
ATKINS % 811.0.previdee to be rearmed, wed will en
dearer I: pima° all who may call ou them for Boots
and Mem
A MILLER, well acquainted with the busine ea, and
capable of dressing Wheat Burivtones, is wanted
Ina cbtintry mina tew miles froto FrespoM Good wa-.
gee arid constant employment dill Be' tire'. For
Bother' information apply at
, / litird
Lebanon, ng.lo; 'tea.
Tug, ErvED!--A. Large aria Silhindid AsiaLut.
'melt of 'autipr Frigliet slid ' American
Clothe - mid Oasiiimatea thr - *Ceti, Pralfpi` did , Volts.
Cat and examine our Moe. Oithdent that
Ile can Ideate prise erult, the
•-' ' 1111111 Ci k IVO*.
ATtENTiON, FARMERS.
TWO, tIGHEST MARKET
Price paid in CASH
for BUTTER. EGGS. LARD
and TALLOW,
and general Country Produce by
C. H. JOFtENNING & CO.
Lebanon, at Rudy's Hotel.
August 26, 1863.-3 t. ,
Orphans' Court Sale.
NO. 3.—A small tract of •
Mountain Chestnut Timber Land
SPLENDID PLANTATION
AT
PRIVATE SALE
GEORG iCH
MOSES
SAMUEL RICH,
~
'bus tees for sal , of the R4ll rstele of
cfee'd.
eirnwall Ip., A 'must 10, 1803.-01.
ECTELtC SALE
PERSONAL IR OlsEßt
Mil ereek Ip., Aug. 19 1893
PUBLIC SALit:
lii
Miller Wanted.
ATTENTION
FrnE MEMBRDS the Lebanon,ContiV
1 Association for the detection of /torso hSt
Thieves, and the recovery of stolen horses,
will meet at hone of Jorin
IlartnEs, in Lebanpn, on SATURDAY, .S.EPT.
1863, at 1 o'clock. r. 1.
JAC, /3 19W3fAN, ride*.
'V s TID WERNER. "teasprer.
ItLIA3I STOEVR , Secretary.
Lebnnon; Aug. 26 1863.
LEBANON ACADEMY,
MITE undersignca tereby iriforn t t the piddle that the
it L e b anon Aegiiart is Vet.fge.Mleti exclusively for
the youth of the Boroukvifhlidtit Always add still
does receive pupils Atom idtroad.
Lately, also. the 10 , frerkra.here improved its general
character, and elevied stiliiddrd, by refusing to ad
mit pupils without e neeestir,v qualifications. and by
their continued rare frieyhtipe to raise this school to
its proper place in the estimation of this community.—
A limited number `6fpupila (if Vie proper grade can be
admitted from the cotntry,ty applying t 0,..
:7ACOB CaPP, Presid nt.
JOSEPII .K ARCH. Secretary.
eh' to CYRIIS _BQG HR. Teacher.
"a-Tuition for caducei and higher English branch
es, Latin and Greek. $2 per mouth.
Lebanon, Aug. 26, 1863.
EtTABLIO}IED 1760
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff & Tobacco Manufacturer
16 & 18 CHAMBERS ST.,
[Formerly 42 ChathamWest. New York.]
Wonld call the attention of Dealers to the articles of
his manufacture,,
•
Brown Shuff:
Demigros.
Fine Retinae,. • Pure Virginia.
Coarse Femme, Nechitoehes, •
American Gentleman,,,9openbagen
Yellow Scion.
•
Scotch. Honey Hew Scotch.,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Zeoteh,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundyloot
Ara-s s ow. 4:1641,arge reduction in pr.:-
ees Pine-("(Chewing and Swain° Tobaccos, which
will be found oft Superior reality.
Tobacco.
FINE CUT CREWING. smorma.
Long, P. A. L., or plain S. Jago. •
No. 1, Carew] WI, Ile plain,
Bpatifsll.
No. 2, Swept Scentril Uronocn, Canniiter,
Nog. 1&2 Tin Foil
mixed:
Gni .ulated.
ND.—A ci'reu lac of pricoo will be eent on appll
cut ion. New York, April 1,1863.—1 y.
Lebitts oat Female WM inar*
RACHEL F. ROSS, Principal.
...JULIA ROSS. ititv4eal Department.
Mrs. AL A. J. JIMISOAT, Drawing.
rims Ninth session will commenctSeptember 3, 1860.
This School is designed to elevate the standard of
female education. and to offer superior advantages at a
moderate cost. The school year is divided into two
sessions of five months each. Charge par session, from
7 1 4 to 15 dollars, according to the studies of the scholar.
Extra for Music, French, Latin, and German.
e e s Particular attention given to the rensical depart
pieta . Instructions upon the Piano, Melodeon and
Guitar and in Singing. Pupils not connected with the
School will be waited upon at their homes, when de
sired, and at the UMW rates.
Early application should tie Mode to
S. J. norm, or
J. W. NISH.
Beard of :trice/ors:
D. S. HAMMOND, • S. J. STINE,
JOHN MEALY, "j. W. SilSil.
0. D. OLONINGER, 'C. GREENAWALT,
ISAAC BEM,. Y, JOSIAH PUNCH.
Lebanon, Aug. 21, 1861.
BOOKS & STATION ERY
A NEW FIR .
WALTZ tt HOUCK
viroa . l3 o .ll t wm that hatingbought and
f
11, it(wEl k na l ogle t or e g e o l%l a tz n they are pte r p e a g re o il
lO Welt on 1!0.1 who will favor them with a call, at the
'6lll Auld (11,. If. lloedePs) in Cumberland street. where
iIVeY Will alWays have on hmd a large and well se
lected supply of School, Blank and Sunday School
Books, and as an inducement they offer their Miscells
mous books at greatly reduced prices.
The New York and P. iladelphia Daily and Weekly
Papers, and Magazines, can be had and subscribed for,
on reasonable terms, by calling at their store.
Anything wanting in their line will be cheerfully at
tended to with promptnass and dispatch
Lebanon, 1,./0v.12,1,852.
Ectinoiny is Wealth!
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR
13 CENTS.
The Hest and Cheapest
.Household Remedy
in the World.
Madame ZADO PORTER'S
tiIEEAT CO UGH
Madame ZELDOC POR-
TrAt'S enrative ttaignm iR
warranted if used accord
tg to the directions, to
tre i.l all cases, Coughs,
Ads. Whooping Congh,
,athina. and all affections
' the Throat and Lung,-
Imre ZADOC PORTER'S
dean' is prepared with
I the requisite care at d
:Hi, from a combination
f the best remedies thn
egetabletingdom affords
`is remedial qualities at
wed on its power to 143
it the healthy and vign
mscireu latipubf
toed, through the lung%
; is Tlot a violent }meetly;
it ninollibient,—worm,
ig, ABsruhing, had effect
re can be talterit by the
blest pitioli or youngest
bid:
ad'e z.A.Doo i;ouTims
tisalithas been used by
se pthilic foV over 18
:am and Bee :mph ed
present di& simply bj
g reAoininended by
lose who bare Bawl it, sb
their afflicted fribiuls
others.
MOST IMPORTANT.-Madame ZADOC POR
TER'S Curative Balsam is sold at a price wldrit brings
it in the reach of every one to keep it convenient for
use.• The timely use of a single bottle will prove to be
worth DM times its oost.
NOTIVE.--:Savo Your Money!!!—Do not be
parstuide'd to purchase articles at 4s. to $l. which do
not contain the virtue or WID him Bottle of Madame Por
ter's Citiwtive Balsam, the cost of manufacturing
which IA lie great as that of almost any other medicine;
and the Very low price at which it is sold. makes the
profit ld the seller apparently small, and unprincipled
dealers *lll sometimes recommend other medicines on
which their profits are larger, unless the customers in
sist tip% having Madame Porter's and none other.—
Askjfer Madame Porter's Curative Balsam, prieel3 cts..
and iii large bottles at 25 ets., and take no other. If
you an not get it at one store you can at another.
ARP $„old by all Druggists and Store-keepers at 13
cents, and in larger bottles at 25 cents.
MALL Fs' BUCKED, Proprietors,
New York.
ilta•- Jos. L. Lemberger and Dr. G,eo. Roes, Agents,
Lebanon, Pa. panuary 2.8,1802.
Estate of Daniel Stroll, sr., deed.
NTT: e le s t h a e te re cr DVl l ll h n427.. i d 'ub ect m se e d, t l a a r g
North Annville township. Lebanon county. Pa.. have
been granted to the undersigned. All persons itlebt•
kl to said estate nee requested to make payment end
those having Chtillll4 lehll parsent thenovithant delay.
DANJI.tF. STROIL.jr.. N. Annville.
HENRY FISIIHR., S. Anna
tExeentors of the estate Of David Stroh, sr., decd.
Annvillo, August 12. lUti3,
READING RAIL. ROAD!
SUM ItIER AIU ENT.
_
r_,,,,,..,1f,-__
GREAT TituNK LINE lellolll THE NOiiTII AND
North-Wept. for I'III LAU EL Plll . A, Nlal'-YOI{K.
REAM:NW, POTTSV/ULE, LEBANON, ALLENTOWN;
EASTON, dm, ko
Trains IPIIVEt likrrishorg for Philadelphia,. N....w-York.
Heading, Polltirille. and all 'intermediate Stations, nt 14,
A. M.. and 2.00 P. 31, Taming Lebaißia 933 A. M., aria
3 Off P. M.
New lixpress leaves liurrisbulw at 2.15 A. M.. passe:
Lebanon at 3.15 A. 31, arrivluz at sn . * Virg at 0.15
the' same morning. .
Fares from ilarrishurg: To New;forirss 18: Pail
adelphia $8 35 and $2 80. Eaggiine checked through.
Returning. leave New.Yerk at 6 A. St., 12 Ebbe;
7 P. 3I.,PITTSBURG( EXPRESS.). Leave PI - Iliad&
pins at 6.15 A. M., and 3.33 P. 51., PDS/Mr. Letatinilni
12.17 noon, 7.17 P. M. and Express 1.00 A. M.
Sleeping cars in the New Tort ExPriist. Traiiii;
throngb to and frdni Pittsburgh :6itliailf chunae.,,,. -
Passenger, by titiOatowieis leave Tatilailea
at SAO A. 31., and 2.15 P. 41. fbs Philadelphia, Net} .
York, and all Wat PointS.
Trains leave Pottsville at 9.15 A: St.. and 2.30 P. 51
for Fhiladelphil. Maribitairg and Nine York.
An Accommodation PRPSitnger tilin leaves Reading
- st - 6.00 A. , 11Ud retuitia from L'hi hidelphiii et 500 P.
thSitbSdetrains run daily, Stir:days excepted.
A Sunday tiain leaves Pottevitte at 7.30 k. Dr, and
Philadelphia at 335 P, fti. -
Commutation Tickets, with 26 Calkins Bf 26 per
cent. between Poliiis_dadreh',.,
Mileage Tiblrets, good fcii - 2008,thiles; bet Ween all
points at $4B 35—for Pittitifilyaffelifehiesa Firms.
Season and School' Ticket t ajoitelialuced rites' to' ind
from Watt. .
80 pounds Baggage - aliiii'ilit dash passenger:
Pat seserti4re retjuested to -.purchase tbdik• tickets
before ertfetieg thd care, as higher Fires aro charged
if paid In dirti.
NICOLL%
_Almp pr 20.1 Superintendent. _
.1)1.1);I t teee Atli:lMS 'd New Boa
TEACHERS' Eiti!NATIONS IN LERAPRiti
OtINTY,
For School Yearditne, 18634u1ik, 1864
•
SiATARA,_ .
'I 1 TEACitEII.S. The examination gt,Wesiebees fire the
11 Schools of the shove Oislrlet.-wilt-takit Nate at
Jonestown, on Saturday. S•ptember -
JACOB 1tA0.6731 ;TTettntear-
DR. J. C. COOPER., Snuretaly, _
•
EAST RANOVEE'... mg.,
CI ER The examination Alf Teatlitta_ t
1.0 r ti l i 'l e A Seals '- of the al;me Di4triCt win tiNi 0 0 4
the Washington School House. on iterithigr. Sep/40w,
7,1863. DANIEL MEAfE; PieAhlogri-
JoitA 11. Suurr, Secretary.
• iIILLCRHEE.
TEACHERS. The exeniination of Tenel+erift tbe
O Fchools (*Me ghove District will take piece it NSW
manstewn , nesday. AT. [ember S. lgra.
JOHN ziablortme'x - ,
Ezisse,,lecretory. '
IT,. fillit.exami9Ftion, of,Tencbere ter thi
above tincrict vrillta_Ca_pl6eeatiioi
oa Forgo, on
P,E.TE4 'OAESIIIOII.K. Prealde4
Iptours. W. °alibiilea, ezretary:
SOUTH LEBANON. , . 0 _
TEACITERS. The exunioation or T•achemi few Hai
.r 7 Schools of tbe above DiatrictAsk", lace aftlie
Morainal School House, on Mainertai, lOrk
188.1. JACOB SHAAX t lifildailir.
JOSEPH UramAN, Secretary.
E EMI!
e.) TSIACIIEItS. The examination of 'Aachen tbi
the Schools of the above District will take place
at Fredericksburg. on Friday, &ptenniker
sAgo r.L. WEAKER, Yreardaiit.'
Jews L Blum, Secretary-
•
Q TEACITED.S. The exltutiryttion Tsisatisru Tos
It) the :chool'i of the above District will take Voce at
the Myerstown Araderuy, 013 Saturday, September
oEoico.
M. TICE, Secretary.
IIRIDELSEN. S .
1 0 TEACHERS. The exanithat-,06 . , Tegcberq,lsl l
14' the Schools of the above. Distact Rill tits place
at Shaefforstown, on Monday, Srptemkez 19th, ;
S.:VAT/EL itlUSE;Weitittnt.
ESNET las, Secretary.
N. B. Observe the following Exiles:—
let. Applicants will furnish themselves tiftkpaNikk
and Pape., and be in readiness at S o'clock. .
2d. No private examinations to be held except lb each'
cases as are specified by law.
3d. Applicants most present themselves in the Da
hints id,which they intend to teach.
4th. Those who have certificates of last year are re
quested to ptitsent them.
sth. Ttiose,wito are strangers to the undersigned
must bring with them testimonials ofgood moral char
actor. „
,
6th. CertificAss,,to ht.legoti, m 1 114)18.0% a ilve.ornt,.
stamp affixed, whizh - tfie Countj Superiutvdeilt will
furnish. Teachers will picalle Blake *heChange'
7th. As heretofore sahrtiptions will be taken for the
Pennsylvania School Journal-
The Directors and the pat& are invited to be "An
ent.
Normal Claks.
AFTER we had closed our. examination of Theach
err last Fall. there were still upwards of thirty
Vacancies in different parts of the Cottney for Which
there were no applicants. excefteach silt lad already
been rejected as being incompetent. Mb was owning
to the fact that many of our 'feriabitiii,We're itthe:uni
tary service. Many more will quite likely be calledloy
'the draft which is soon to take place. and consequently
it will be more difficult to supply :Mr demand for Teeilt
ers this Fall than what it was last.
The Millersville Normal School which has alwija
furnished us so many teachers has been suspended, I
therefore propose to organize a NORMAL CLASS, In
the Lebanon Valley Insqtute
AT ANNVILLE,
to commence. on .3londay, August 3d. and continue Eye
weeks—until the time of Exam inat i01)P.
The paircises f the Class will Consist mainly of Drills
in theae branches which are named on the certificate;
Also of Leatures, Institute meetings, Idscussioiss
I shall have the Coopperation of the Principal Vif. J.
Buirsounr. A. M. And will be assisted occasionally
some of the neighboring County Superintendents.
The above plan has been adopted in many. of tbe
Counties in our State and has been attended with the
best results. We will likewise five it a TRIAL. As the
term is short, those who wish to avail themselves of
this opportuo itr for insprovemeut,w ill to well to be
present at the Commencement.
Arrungenthis ta have been made for board Wand flier:
commodations at very low rates. For further informuk.
tion apply to me at Lebanon, or to Mr. Buituarait
A nnville.
lIENRY lIOUCK, CO, Supt.
Lekuvat, .1"nly 29,18 M.
A Joint Repolution
PROPOSING CERTAIN
TICE CONSTITUTION.
E Rewired by the Senate and House of Reprei f si'
_Ora tires of the State (9' Pennsylvania in Geneiral Amon;
bly met, That the following amendments be proposed
to the Constitution of the Commonwealth, id accord.
ante with the tenth article thereof:
There shall be an additional section to the . third ar
ticle of the Constitution, to be designated,as-eadian
four, as follows :
SECTION 4. Whenever any of the qualified electors lit
this Commonwealth shall 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 suffrage
In all elections by the citizens, under such regniatio4
as are, or shall be, prescribed by laws, as fully as W
they were premait at their usual place of electkm:.
There shall be two additional sections totheeliiitith
article of the Constitution, to be designated as
eight aud nine, as follows :
SECTION S. No bill shall be passed by the I.eglslature
con tniuiug more than one subject, dhich shall be
clearly expressed' iu the title, tipprolastiorr
bills.
Sccrlott 0. No bill shell he Hyi..,B fiy the tegisilatire
granting any powers.or privileges tlpttlutsheen.,onlhjr
hereafter lie, conferred upon the '&4h - tau( this Common
wealth .
JOUN cESSNA,
it.peakii- of the Holies of Repreienitilir - Ai.
JOIN P. e P r E o V i ri,
Sewte.
oilici bi 441 i SECRETIIIM OP THE COHMONWEILETH, }
.., I.l.lsstatmlo, a illy 3., 1863.
l'eniuyiceiiia as :
-..—. I Ia linrehy 624.1fY diet die ..foireglidits and
-.I L-S. t a gVgin s al n igellagotTrit"Tger.
't. al Ismembly, entidiol, "A: AOC Miratritfon
proposing tertaip 419endtpertts torvo Con
stitution," as the &Ulla renames on Me iu this ktf-
Tice. ,
~ , .
In Testimony nitercof.,.l hare hereunto set my bend
and cowed the seal of the Seetetary's office to be
affixed, the day and year abOve written.
ELI SLIFER.
Sec'ry of the Commonwealth:
July =-OnTo
GEORGE CLARK,,
DENTISTs
0 flfeb gi the Engle'llotel, Lebatitat.
Partici'lat attention paid to YeTahiti" Woth ai illl-
REFERENCES
N. PEIRCE, D. D. S., yrofessor of Dental Physiol
ogy. rhd Operailtrit Dentistry. No. 501 N. 7th St, Phil
,
E. WILDSIAN,„ D. D. S., Professor of bteclannientDeri
tiatry. 1 . 4 n. 24. 11.1.liti Philn4etpbfa.
JAMES TliT.IMAti, D. D. S., Detrionstniliir
tire Dentistry. S. W. Cotiier of Franklin and green
Streets, Ph ihulslphia.
E. N. BM LEY, D. D. S., Dertionstratok 3teellariffal
Dentistry. N. 228 N, 12th
. St., Philette:D
Lebanon. -A pri I 1.1803.
. -
North itianon Steam Grist MID
GRAIN VPANTi3D
rplIE undersigned will purchase all _
kind: of GRAIN, such as
HEAT, RYE,
CORN. OATS. Ac.,
at their STEAM MILL. on the 'Onion
C.lllll. fur Which the highest market Prices' will'
paid, in CAE , IL
triir All kinds of CUSTOMER will be slotlei
at the shortest notice, and in the tudit isfisrartory
manner. The public is rCspectrully Invited to sire mu
trial. b'E L'lOllT,
61101.0i1
3.16.tr1 r .'
Notth Lebanon, May 21;1862_. ; -
=l3
New
Cheap ash Store, and Milling • turd
Grain Business:. .
•
r 11441 undersigned having formed a partnership !nth!"
I id ERC A NTI 11111.3.100, AND
NESS, would' respectfully Arne Ihe attention of the
public to their eatablialunenta. They will cobtfue
keep. at the late stand of GERSA.MAN &
LONtl, - a most complete'eMilerif all kinds Of GOODS
visually -kept in a country atcaM...Which . they will ter
tail pieati for. CAdU;or COUSTAY noiroteE. Thby
also Nilitat to buy for moth , • .
.50,000 BoAeli of W 111.71
30,0'00 itusbtas 6! "tEh
..,,,,
20,000 BAtabbla of CON, •
25,000 littshols of OATS.
For whiehOitiy will pay the hh.hest Market prieon.4
Tllby still dliib take GRAIN on Sreaeot. The witillteep
altlnye oh hand and sell at the lowest prices, COAL, by
the EMI I.oad or by the Ton; all kinds of MILL "KIM
SALT, PLASTER, /to
ali" They solicit the businees at all their old friends
and the public, and will endeavor to deal on. each lib
eral nod just principles as will give monotonies to all:
LONG'.
North Lebanon. March 19.1862.
D. 41E0. P. LiNEAWEAVER, tteatit
pointed, by tote CottwiitgiVter uc Pengions, at
Washington, Ex aibining Surgeon for pension . , i tore.
Tairkt attelid alt aelittiaiots for patadad Atot:
fire. fti Market street. tteit doorto thit Potif
liataffote, March :15W, 1'363.--6t*
VICTIPIA Toki+ fag, 'and striPed
V Pisifi dud Plaid Ciiint ind.dotte4
largart. Amor
ineqsl, in On afore or HENRY & STINE.
Gear-( riterek
.ATTORNEY AT - LAWi•
ni FFICE in rooms Sorzoirly occupied 17 Dr. Samuel
„08
Bohm, deceased, and opposite to the Black liorif
Dotal, Demberland Street Lebanon.
August 26, 1863.
AMENDMENTS id
pAi7b 6::toira'z