sweetest strains—the eurtin rose and
the p,lay : l4gan. Ned and theiehind
legs' Marched upon e stage. The
elephant was greeted with round up-,
on round of applause. The . -decora
tions and the trappings were gorge
bus. The elephant and. ; the 'prince i
seated upon his back were loudly
' cheered, • , •-
.
The play proceeded; . the• elephant
was marched nound "and round upon
the • stage: The fore legs got dry,,
withdrew, one of the corks and treat-:
ed the hind legs, and•then drank the
• 'health - or thCratidienee - In a 'bunifer
of elephanteye whiskey; a brand 'by
, -the then unknown. On f
I. , ,ment 'the play,
,and on' went Ned.
• !Oinking. The conclusion march
• - fwaslo .be inade—the•signal was 'KIST
' , e13, - S. and ::t440" . .t0re• - legs staggered to-.
'Wards theffiyAkt-:of'•the stage. 'The
-.:conducterpulledthe:eara-or the ele
phant to tho right'L—the fore legs
'staggered to the:left: The febt lights
obstructed• th'e way, and he rased
hieloof and stepped plump into , the
-orchestral ..Down went• the . fore legs
•on to , : the leader's• 'fiddle-over; of
--course, turned the elephant ; sending
the prince and hind -legs into the
middle of the , pit.. . •
. • The managers. Stood horror-struek
—the prinde and the hind legs lay
'confounded—the boxes in .couvul-
sions, the actors choking with laugh
*lterr, and . poor Wed; casting one look,
-a; strange' blending of drunkenness,
grief and laughter, at the scene, fled
haitily out of the theatre, chisely fol
lowed by the leader with 'the . wreck
of his fiddle; performing various cut
land thAnst motions in the air.. - The
• eurtin dropped oa'a scene behind the
'scenes: :No more pageant—oo more
fore legs—but• everybody held
. their
Music; actors, pit, boxes and
gallery- rushed from the theatre,
shrieking - between every , ' breath.
"Have you seen the elephant F"
gtt, itit*li.,-3V-Vitti:so.
WE
WEltl4 - • DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES CttBt TC Liai, -MASS
TO FOLLOW.",
7112. M. BRESLIN, Editaf ' and Proprietor.
- LEBANON, PA.
,NVEDNESDAY, yEBRUARY 3, 1864
THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Organize .! Organize
Among the resolutions adopted by
the Democratic State Committee at
its -late meeting in Philadelphia, there
was - one which We are confident will
Meet with hearty respiloe from
true Democrat& in all paW of the
country - ., -We refer to that resolution
which points to the ultimate aseen
dency'of Democratic •liritMiples and
policy as the'turett means Of reseuing
our country from its present lamen
table condition, and ,exhorts
°rats and -Conservatives in the several
count* Ward's - dittricts to :unite
arid, bind theinseWs together
perfect and complete organization, to,
promote the success of their prinei;
pled at the next Presidential election. ,
We' trust our friends Will act upon
this sugge4ion of the CVTnnyi ttee,
promptly, earneastly,, , untiringly,:
all parts of the - state:7We need not
discuss the Of ,oyganization—
all see it, feel it, lKnow, it.,. Its
even in an ordinary political . contest;;
has been experienced—it ;it doubly
importantnow, when the purity cif tike •
ballot and the liberty Of the 'citizen
are, among, the jewels staked l : upot
the issue. Democrats , eve,ry where.
should know , each other ; and act - to
gether----2thit acquaintance can only
bel brought about,' and this unity of
action- can only be seemed, by local,
and general organization,; We entreat
the attention now of active men—live
Democrats in• every part of the State.
If it be urged that "all this is:idle!"=-:--
tbat f'w,e have no chance"—that "we
cannot elect, a President"—that `.‘the
powerw that be at Washington' have
deteimined to perpetuate their reign,
and they will do it, by a rAisnae Oc mil
itarY power if in. no' other w ay"---let
our answer be : "WE HAVE A DUTY
TO ftitiOllN; . AND SYII,L prltpolol IT,
OOME ,WHAT NAY." In the name of
God, ap4.o ur Country, for ,eivil. Lib
erty -for ourselves ; for , •the, preserva
tion 'of a Free Government for our
children, LET US' TRY ! No man
can foretell, in these' times, what a
day may, bring forth.• That a -reac
tion against the mad policy of the,men
now in power will CiOnje---must - come
—we believe 'as configentlY We r
that the - sun; will - continue to-rise in,
the East. Let us prepare for an 4.. be
prepared for that reaction: Let it not,
wheir it comes, find the - Conservativesi
of the - country. to Wham under PrOiri.-
&Tipp, we may alone look for F pafety,
divided,..unorganized, scattered but
firmly banded,•organized, compact.—
In Solid phalanx 'let us confrOnt 'the
assailante of our repillAican form.' of i
.•,;.: • •
gov,rnmem• 'are - a •
million and a
half of freemmi---,,our consciences tell
us sv3 Bight am.-our side—God
is w t , Ttig,ht--L-aud `victory with i
leig. "The State Senate tis still unorl
'said
j gentienien
bytlie_nafle,gt''Pexipy f ae ; *sued a
writ .forthe „holding of. an, eleetiohin,
Where Mr. White who` . attend.
Where Tennygot the right, or wheth
er he vbfis itny„.report,eaith not, but
we peril he,140314 get
got it, butieLliniAating., thelatw-break- ,
ere attiVaishingtonMn trying bo , a:
law-makerel , by , bilng" eir,")L, I• ,
Pair Senator Bayard, of Delaware, 1
last week, resigned his seat in the 1
United States Senate on account , 111
the passage of a resolution eompelliiig
him to take a test 'oath in addition to 1
the usual oath prescribed by the Con
stitution. a s "Testbaths" were-among
the gi-eatest of the grievances com
plained of by the American colonies
when they declared themselves "free
'and intlependene,dfitbe;British. 141.1*
Bayard took it to prove that, it was
not the oath he objected to, ut the me
:principle, and tmii he resigned ) pi:e
-Iferringt9eTijoly,a,life in_private to be
,ing c.lomineerediover by as set of .trai
tors, fanatics and fools. Mr. Bayard.
is it Democrat ofthifright stripe; and
'
in taking the,bathandyesigning done
wk it thought 4 conscientiously to
be the Tight cou.rse, but ifwehad been
in his .place. they - W4yuld' have been
compelled to
,expell us,, beeauSe
, ,
crack of doom might come, before, we
would ;tape. their abomination. We
bold thatif the oath-required by the
'constitution will "not make . a.• - Man
"royal," that any other "oath" kVill
also fail in the object, and ,that those
in power, for the time being have no
right to exact it.
Jae' A correspondent of the Courier
thinks that "the people'SliOnld repose
confidenbe in those who adniiniSter.
the aft'airso,' state , and, ~whoever- bY
word .or deed , weakens :or- destroys
that confidence deeply ''injures ins
government'orCotintry, 4p r etv
. 03tit, to, beput. for w4rd
; The paid , scribblers ,of
Louis Napoleon) , Queen Yictorik or Of
the EmperotS of Russia Austria
write thus, bitt_ even they is
prefer ; others to live,up,to the prm
plc ; rather than themselves. - Repose
confidence in the • adrninistratibn ?
When 3.1 - r: baWes, one ' of thein)' said,
that 'they stole 'ine;riin" the fist .ten
months of. Okl. Abe, than were ; .the
expenses of the 'administration' of Mr.
Bitehanan RepbSe confidence
'When Olt Abe' himself is
as, the wind, on e week declaring
all emancipation proclamatipn.
bull 'against the comet ) " , an &the - nakt,
issuing it ! Repose confidence? When
people haVe',heen belied,by theta
,oery, day,. Vrani:zed over ) , hupg and
afterwards pardoned,, 'whipped,-
prisoned ) ; mobbed, and , I;erierally - de
, privedef their libortieS • Repose' on;
fideilee'r of all in ,iitat'Un
administration !' -Pshaw:!
,Wi.• 0 xi:a:of : the petll' igger Sellemes
of Old *he arld "loyalists'!, , has
exploded. The last Congress appro
priated thoiisands, of dollars , for the
solOnization' of- negroes ''to
paying their, faFe-, and- ptaTtang them
iiilirethe"re ,wxth: ahailiasom,e sum of
pock - et money. After a , year!.of
the money is expended the plan' a
fallare and the few nekrOes
titioning to ,be ,brolfot back : , 'The
democrats, at fthe time pointed out, the
falacy
~of the movement, but, as in
eVerythifig else - where they do not
chiMe'i4wit4 the ideas `of ot4..m.`asters
they were deelareil 4isloY al."
_
.t°^Sumner the fool, occupied
:the
atteaion ,of the:United States for the
past eight: or ten , clays in hay . in g 'read
lueihne'-entsidered expelling-" Senator
Davis for having offered alleged ti eas=
oi4;ble, resolutions., The doze
,was
most : too:much even. for his brother
fanatics, , 'and ~ the: day 'folloWi rig the'
passage of the "teSt 'Oaths" and the:
resignation
_of einitor
withdrew. his expelling resolutions
finding that , they! owould not pass.--L'
Now •ive: would 'advise -the :;great
"statesmen" Sunnier and hisgang to
ex T plrojery Democrat and eMiSeri-a-.
tive Sanity, They have the „power
and should continue to exercise Win
the future as the have in , the past:—
"..re they not the "Government
anti' are' they not "loyal ?" and: of,
course • "fighting the Denwer4e, ,is
fighting.Scff. .Dayis"—and: 45..50 .very
safe. It unites the _Northern people
i so l very lunch, hehce:EXl,l,ll,L,
Ilqr Bogus -inventions_ to • revise
the Constitutions ;of I..,ouisiana, and
Arkansas, aneabolish slivery," are
shortly to 'be ' The '' . negro
alloWed to sit in thenion tel
;
feet equality with;gliitejnew ; They
are - made up of eamoran t's who ‘fol I ow
in the wake of oui armies, and not by
thelith r i-Vived 163 lt3
Southern - a ,
,••! -• • .
TheY are intended to g'eClre the eke
toral.votes of their respective States;
on the one-tenth plan, for Old.Abest
the-next Presidential' election - . One
Southern traitor' Will Tien cinint
much as ten true iinth'freewhite men
in the north.
ANOTHER DRAFT: OF 500,000 ,MORE,
klie; President:hag issued ,a, ,for,
a Draft of 5Qi),000 4P-9gq 4 1 04 , to, 1)e
made on ihe 10th. -of A3Sinveli, ,, next.-.-
1:Inw much' loriger the 'nation 'eati ,
stand theie draftS'' upon its . life; Goa',
o:3ily,kliowts'l
, "1 ()I
Bigi t The aholiti onitite hme, a pEOpO- :
0'44 'their .......to ,Gaa
hoarded gold, one per. ,cent per pont*.
The people Inay:rest satisAed thaithy
the thee the' hbolitienlitte`"get;, done
with ihein, -there' . 3ViWb . , - 10:01,1 , Kiit
tle,l9A-114.0ax0,,,ip
Before the opposition party
run after abolitionism they tried fre
quently to make politicaFeapi tat Wa'.
perversion of the clause in the Consti
tition . sr14:11 gave to negroes;,two
thirds representation:. TheYl
that'slaVehOlderithad three votes foie'
every five of their •negroes. They
knew it was false, but the truth troub,
led them so much that..they held
• '‘ti-
themselves juetifie Ae.,.1.41 (trance:
of the falshood. Times have than ec~ Eince then, and the same f g%
ocv s .
now propose: to,
,give„ in l'eality,,to .
,•.
every slaveholder Or "any other man"
in the slave states,ftewvotestbr every:
negro. The OneLtetitli , prOPOSitqmof
Old Abe amounts to this==-nothing
more, nothing leis;
vx3,7:1,1p,,0.0uri0r thin Its that - ,Sum
ner,'essenden.,.,,Ohase and. Sherman
are statesmen ! Bullfrogs trying' to
theinselVeSl'np to: be 'oxen is
Whb;f: ' s theY' 'are . ; and the the
bullfrog in, the :..fable-L,burSti tr_ w
be their frtte one of, those days : . Such
"statesmen" are made ,out ot!'seinit
'Vatterns now-aAlilys, Mid they . gen or
meet the fate, that the _attempt to
'snake Abe 'Lincoln a second Washing
ton met at the - hands of Prentice,
viz :—"if oid Abe is a ‘.socon cl Wash
ington; the . thin d will, be Monkey."
v. The fragrant daughters of Af
riean descent ~give grand _and „select
soirees, which are well attended.hy
offieersnl the:army ancl - naVy and .pri
yato gentle/n:6n: Admittimee"
‘Jgadies free,!', These balls are regu
larly advertised in:the t'goyernreent's . "
oftleialnrgan of New Orleans.,
• .41e7. A :very destructive firer' °cent , -
red in the town of Tremont, Schityl
killeonnty, last Week. The 'fontridry
of Z:,Batdorfrap.d the Treinont.lionse
and Nation,al Ileuse • : were destroyed,
.andthe•loss is.estituated at $lOO,OOO.
ne_ The Folmar . ) , interest-on. our
State dO,bt 'was paid - Sall:6.day', in
Philadelphia, in gold or its egnivalent,
'VeqUiring 'aboiti,,s3oopoo addi
tiotiai,in!conscianence, of 4ho, beauti
ful system of the
,workings,of the pres
ent financial system of the adminis
tration:' When honest pedpl6 want
'to - pay an' honest debt, aCeording to
.contract of "about one dol
lars," it takes "about six hundred
thousand dollars additional,"' iii lz.
eteAk , s greentaeks
fa es fiviniers and- .Others
will .make it up 1 . ),T and by !,
Iloaap3Lu AFFAIR..=,..Taeob
per and Adam Snowherger, both
married men, lived near neighbors,
and it is said that Sehriner been
living in. _intimacy with
Snowberger:s_ wife,A nes. ..-About
r,roe:wee!i,S : ag . Ki,!§; qp - ye ktgit t-t* l
ly‘ d'isappeactal i and..-pn;:linquiries be
made as to his . W!.proahouts,
I &derider replied that he r supposed
lia„b r ad g hp to thb'army or, to Ohio
to visit lies" father'. TuesdaY of
last week; n er's wife, iza heti) ,
died 17 - ry',4tiddenly, and
,was buried, ;
the next'd . ay. Suspicions afoul play ;
were arousSd among "the, neighbors,
and Sellyiner was, arrested..
,bearrh :
was made ; and SnOwher , rer's body.
;-.
was,folipd , ip brush heap twpoy.or ;
1.6 irt rodfi'trom, Schrin el.'s house ; his:
bead Ont. o p en yeith the _Sharp i e,dge,
(tf an axe. .
geh ner confessed, that ho :ft i led- 1
Shp w`beiger N`r,hfle ‘1; n t Ogether,
witliput any cParre,ror,.provoeption
wKateVer.,, psa3s ha,t.he was, put.
up to it hY'Snowberger's that be,!
was. to kill Snowberger, and she to
ivifo.
SiioWiterker has ;been arrested on the"
eltitrit-,e Of poison rnk so, wi
and both 'she 'and Sehriner' were
brought 'here on TU'esday evening,-
ared ludgpl in the:eounty'jail. We
have not: learned whether'Mrs.,,
Sehri'ner's body has'been found,
intered'and examined. Altogether it
is one of the most ;'horrible affairs'
that ever occurred in this county.---:--'
1 1 South. Ben 4. (Ind.) Ilegister.
OPENYNG.—The, liuntingdon
Globe says the! e'is a , good opening
for 'a %vaion'ano carriage inaler in
that Borough, there being no 'estab
lislinwnt, ofthe kind in that, plane.
"The Ir.ailderhilt arrived'at
StiriaaS> i t : t s been out,
just one yearand .. One week. in seare4
of iii.ltiteers;'hut , ')a all that, time. sh'e
has not b6en fa a atiy'a wait of
any one of tbern.
lIM
flarrisbnrg, has
been abbri'doited as 'a mifitary i•endez
vous. The camp has been femOt,ed
tlie'tvestern bang ofthe Sugttne
)-lanna, and the narric'ell'atiged to that
of ...Clamp Reynolds."' . •
TERRIBLE DEATIT.--Robert quick,
an aged citiz'enh township,
„Northumberland county, 'rnet' his
deativin'a - dreadful manner' one dey
,last week. Ile had gone Into the
stehledte - hridie it Viciousl horte i when
; the rinlinal attacked hint, "seized hitri
I, did arni 'end' broke it in three
places,' rind finally &erupted hirn . to
`the earth where he was discovered
by little girl, Who fmniedidtrely gave
thei s iderni to soma boys ..7.vbfiting in
the." , hightiorhood.' boyel net
Aurirree'lenter"the 'stable, Where the
,feraißakie beast , and 'IAA victims w ere,'
a.lonp.op'aYipe and by the did'
of PitChfork, managed to-`fasten it
to the leg of Mr. Quick, and by..thia
means dragger;She'hldy - 16"She door,
.=
the horse franticallyufdlloritig to the
Jpngthldf
his tether. • Whe v nturel36nedf
X.r.kquirk,val FA:ind - A() J. - be - lieirtifely
,lifeless. It iP‘ but EVY* 3l 4r: , 01 1.0 1 , 70- .81 nco
O r PA9 le 4/ t l r , A?figl , 9l4 ll*,, A ITR WI
B Kt oci?!.rf 3 ,ltAitar729loErPT , ; 1 :!90°P13.,
Id9a l MAiN s "AiP:t l„ Kl ho T t ll 3 loottPtlei4i;
too .0.gti0N 1 .77 - 74/WYKPIta , ;,
-,!
IMM
kki:‘
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NortnisTowN.
On Friday night of last week the ex
tensive machine shop of ;Mcssrff. Mc-
Carter, of Norristown, entirely
. destroyed fire. The firaori'ginat
ed in the - fourthstory ; whep kti9.,pat
terns were kept, and was..n,Ot
Trod until it had attained.iucb 'head
way, that no part 'of the building
could be saved. The loss is partly
covered by insurance.
‘i r li6 Vie ( gar jeon'in t itinVir' w 4
1
were told that the man who sustained
stheq}nion , -with-any , A+i f=o , rmlyirtsrtuwaff ,
a traitor: ' Well ithe war has, golle on
pearly _three years, and:l,vie,.fi,nd, that
the "itapo bat"- party, ihave.become
quite uumernus.!, We haveAot,met a
friend of Alin •
.Administrntion . within
the lastlyeartwho ,was l forths - Union
--if slavery is --to t ; he maintained.
They say they are, all for the Union'--
but not as it was.
~Who, are the trai
:tors? , - „i.. . . ~ , . •
I"Ye Montreal Witri,e'ss' says
that a French 'Canadian land owner
to 'all appearances died Suddenly a
few days'ago: and' was tiiken to the
cliiirh for interment. the
Was proceeth•ng, noises were heard
coming from the coffin, the lid whs
taken off, and the man was fOun'd to
be alive. On the foll Owing day:he
was '"able Move about.
Opposition to 4‘incoln—ThbAl bang
correspondent - 'Off rho, L4•Herald.: says
thiitHeading . State offieerk 'lmre are
Oppobed to the i'iominution:Of .
Lincolniorany , of
his" Ge
neral 'Fi-emont, will shortly come put
peoettqciamento to' this effect.
Gen.' IVadswaith . will take4he saine
around. -
Refornits—A ,convention of
Loyal League women, of the Bloomer
persuasion, have, resolved that they will
wea.r short.,dresses or nothin4,. Then let
them not be opposed in wearing short
dresses, for heaven's sake. It would be
an awful exhihithM of Loyal Leagueism
it they shOuld do the other thing. We
favor the,-short dress movement.- t
•
Sin altpox has. broken: out' at Har
per's Ferry, and is raging with considera
-ble violence. It' was' introduced the
contrabands.
TAlK't:„..NorroE.—The enrolling is go
log on. Viand it is expect - ed that the Coriatription ac
will bre enforced immediately. se 1 would advice entry
body to get their r) MIRES taken in
..tiate for their re
'Minna - and friends. and the only , place to get a . No.'l,
Pictercia at V•tlensam.i.tes New Nark Pbotegraphle
Gallery, for be is taking the cli;•ape'st, the beat, and
most, life-like, Pictures In Lebaum...lt is admitted by
all that ho can't he best, for ,his gallery is always
Crowded; Give him a'call gad you will tind as - we tee
()amend. .-Remember the :pace. , ~ K ,irarnerman?a,New
'York Photographic Gallery, in Cumbe.tiand St,, Call
Carly and avoid:a cro*d. ," • • •
P. S.—Childreu and, anybody thitt.lita goklienk nYes
should call at'ZiunermateaCittlery. Ilia Pictures on
1y rs'qu'ire from ikto Oisecomislimo to sit .•
nifles„ Powder Caps 4c.
.
A riavno . s C.' 21,1.i...48 WiTU /11 ro
Spoutfully itifortn th . &Rublie that .be, eentingitty the
imiineEs of - manufacturing and dealing in
•' RIFLES, PISTOLS
_POWDER,
Caps Whda, and all kinds of gunaing, pipl, gun, materi
al, at Ins. Store, Market :greet, a Roy doors Norfb of
the L. 1"1t R., Lebanon, Pa. ,•,
„ -ta.„ All 1011(16'0f ltopa ,donp t!t, the, shottgA i pqs
Bible tlykt the "neat myie 'of workiiiritfalifp.
, ' Lebauudi June 186,3.-4 y ';' ;‘ •
there Dick and
*nney, ).hero are You' ioitt6 that ybU at:it inch a
harry F '
A2 ,, wra are just on our \ 'MT to Daily's
Photograph Gallery to have our' picturos taken: Bo
tithes, rp letylid.pictures, and his Palley) , ,js nearly all
the tune crowded, ao 1 faid , to Nancy' well go tali
_ll.thi.s..:ll2o.rniatthefore-enteY Wee ketirthereLbr
l "ha re tp,Corue awke again wttettovreitlire
Ques.r."- Yee ! 7 haft' honed ton that' Gallery
isneaely itlhtt;6titue. crowded,' at4l,so, .10u don't you
ao to some Ohne Gallery ?
flint—Oh unyl we' eon ld 'oat th ink °Conch a'thing—
SQe
athidre the true nod beautiful pWitro,..that
lakes. Si) Smith that' we would not go to another Gal:
iery if we'Con Id get then). '(nothing huts 'Sevin;
i'xne.rie4tel in the
. buslness, bans a complete sat of
ieunrovkl. insfrUmbnee, tin extelllttt 'sup
theie fore.takefi ,the leist pictures .u,towtwaiid soot
course every body that. wants • a good , picture goes to
QU,SBT.—What kiml of Pictures doesqe take?]
Aas..—lle takes Photographs Alan to to Bre
slau, plaio 'dolorbd li is card' 'pictures have'beeti
pronoutued more ,truthful and life like.tban saute:that,
liar. been Laken id b'ur eitlus. It is A inbiufylies
are beat; ;Ho also excels: to
eepyiug pictures. from entail DaguerrcotyaT, end en
bergibg`tbeid illitioktfa . any ' ' • "
Q !wilt is,tgls qui ?- 4 , must give bim
call too. ' ' •
and
will 5b0w,y0u....1,t ts.in ,Stine'e,.Ne,w,, Building.. next,
door tcatie Lebanon Ittlpoii it bas `constatit ,
ly on band tt , gooduassortment ofdlilt and Rosewood
Frames, Cases, Albums. &e.,,,whiFb, +ells cheap.—
For gooditud elieap Pletires wti-advsk all tti,go to
Gallitry, tit.Lebanoit * -March 11 '413.
_ .
• i tatigiriu .
On next Sunday at. in A. M. difine services in the-Emg
lisb and German Isnitiaies: And at 2 1 / 2 - P. M. the
,Lord's Supper administered, in the Moravian
Clifirch.' ' `.‘ .
Preaching next Sunday inornintt, in the English.
Jong; in the First Reterined Church:
Blarrieb.
'On'the 2Stb ult.; by the Rev. F. 'W: Krenier, 'Mr.'
JOHN, IT-BOWMAN; of Londonderry tlt, to Miss MA-.
KY A: AMMAN, of -4 ontit beInIDOTI tOW1181) ip ."
On 'the 30th 'ult., by the sente, - Str. PETER WOLF.'
of Ni_Annyitlo. , - to Miss LOUISA, *W., , FISIIEII,,Of N
Lebanon totrushi t t.
On the' Slat ult.,-by 'the' some, .Mr. 'GEORGE' M.
KRAUSE to Mrs. BLIZABETII SL'AYD, both of this
borough. '
On the 21st ult., by the B'eT Geo. "%Volt - Mr. JOHN
SEIBERT to MISH,LYDIA 111MM:ft both -of No rat
tfeldleborttloVrnshin,'Berke Co. '
On.the 3lst u It...by the same , 11r. ELIAS mixsiotil-
ER, to piles EI,PLAgEni. FALE.II.
Otilthe llat ult., by the Rev. 0 'IL Mork, Mr`,ITEN
RY of Dnuphin Co., to Mies LOUISA
WOLF, of Lebanon Co. ,
On 'tho 21st, by .. , Rev. John - *hell; % Arr. WIT.-
LIAM,.. tu Miss SARAIL 80883,, both of
On the Ed Ailtoby:ller,J.;ll.` glitz, Mr. A. KA.174":
MAN, of Philadelphia, to -Slits LUCY ISIILANB,pf
On the 24th ult., In North l'SebitiOrt Bnrougb, doll '•
son of,i,olin.1(0011B,NBB1lO:BR, nett 8 years;.l bronth
and 26 days. -
little tinition earilrhe spent,
• T ill pod for litln.his ousel sent,
And (ben on tiree'lle closed his eyes,
• TO woke to. ghiry the.sktes.' •
TBACIIBII.
• .„ ,
' On the 20th _ult., in net IR/never, ELLA, denßiner
of 3nedb An - tends: 'MEOW; eget . ] ahOtit , 3 years.
On, the 22d. inst., *East Beni:Ayr, IBAAO L. BLEY
%En, aged aboutin yearti.
On the Oth Streoritosnitirt. of inflam
mation of the brain OBOROB P. OARMO NY,, son of
Mr. nedry Cannony, of Ifettlelherg ttep., this county.
flitted ten days less than,lo years.' Ito , Was burled at;
Shaefferstown on the 25th inst.
On the :22nd .at West: Ilaniiier;AlJOUStllB
ZIMMERMAN,,aged. years, 9 months; mid 2 days--
He Ares fortnerly,a residon't (gags place, but lately of
South Bend, Indiana.' . • • ' .
Nlarkelt._
•
MAT. Fit fIBX ARY 3,1864'.
;
Butter, 'I A '• ' '
Tub or salted butter, 10
a .
ETnrn,
TO
Slibulders,
8
;Sump, "7
teui-wai, • 25
Zags, ' , ;6. .
mixed -nese, . 3 ,
P 153, 1 - 2;,
Btistits, ; -
teentburs, 64 . 4.
Wo6l, 0 •. • 55, - ;
SouplSoup Beans; v„h,
iiiegtii*, 14111., ' 4:4
-
.
• lam Lbar
"LEBANON, Winiassi
Extra Family, 88 50
Extra Flour, 8 25
Prime Wbite Wheat - X:55
1 80
11ew Wheat; LC;
grime Eye, 115
95
Oats, 80
arrer - 4 06 40 , ! !" 1 5 f00
Timothy-sued; '• 1 h 0
1 25
DrieetAppleg,pealed-,150
Teach " - nits," ' 2'50
Peaeb "Flute°le," 1 82
Cborries, ; 4 50
OnlonB, 87 ,
Potatoes, Vt boo, 50
Apple Bu ttar, ilprock, 45,
Bllaupel Sitawas „_ --
CLOTH, WOO`LEHOLOTHING oVidLhelerkklyed.ree,
; giaok-or,Dlue Dlaekg pressed, the colm ; nurrauted.i
sad geodiktfrredd out equal to new t by "
B vi t
4Fii , Articlesto be d:ved rah bele a w
00
. .
LYON LIMBER°
its
• ,Dast lieuorer.-
-- ‘ "P b I Zeit .
ig - er's Drug More where ell orders for b 0 .
Attended to t .s,f‘ttre,(.
At tia..s SrPC:IMI:JZ' of
L Kuppologot
New Goods ! New Goods I
thEAtiItiDtKEMENTS 311 CASH BUYERS.
Guisu%lllEßl4o. - ; di I %tolored
All Wool Detains, all oolorddi
POPLIN , 11FUSLI7N DELJAINS, &
BEA.V.E . II Over Coating
CLOT 4 CLPAKS,
Satinettes, sped from 50 cts. to $l,OO.
Bed Check and Ticking,
,Bleached and Unbleached ATlnslin.
Woolen Stockings:
Shirting, Flannel,' Shirting, Fifinnel.
Calicoes and Gingliams.
Woolen and CottonHoseiries.
Ladies''and Gents ' Glo , Q;uki.
Skirts'! IfOop Skii'ts!
Balcrioial
Umbrellas ": U'mbrellas! I
Linen and ,Paper
foil.
Ladies and Misses, Shawls.-
Woolen Hoods..! Woolen Hoods !I
A General assortment of
. Dry Goods,
Groceries, & •
QuOenswiiro. •
L. K. LAUDERMILCII.
0..: 1 II kinds of Country produce
taken in eichange for Goods.
The Largest Stock
The Best Assortment
The Cheapest Goods , :
GOODYEAR' IFFENBACIPS
GOODY AR' , , •
Cheap - Cash and Produce Store,
Cumberland. Street,
,
Rabws _Mock; Lebanon, Pa:
vii . B have est rebeived aliother addition to our al:
•11 ready !large Stock ov Dry Goods. OfgeCrieS,
QIIMSIIRWA re, de.
Full lino of Blanket nimbi, • •
do .do ..i3O Drochat an
cit ) ' do Seeteli Plaided 9
P •• de -AD— do 1011 4 ,11,,a kour n ing
do 09 do Second do do
~nDress;;Goodsi
Volt line' 'of , ' Fre : nett 'all: Colors
do lid do Coborga do do
do do do Alpacca: • do
Deiallls4" KOWS Style' '
(CZ3 rerftraeba ' Valours do =
do do 'ddltopliris' do',
do do" "Velieeta'a
do do do Wool Delaius
(kr `do de Wool .Repps: : : : :
do do Plaids • do
do d 4 • Caslitheres. • -
Magnidueot, lioa of VancylSijka. ' ,
do :;do kted ic„Plain t filack
75'atid.uOvvaidai
. „-
Iloop Skirts,
fitio'ofFdtoltOtts. at All prices,
;do do , gnaker's Skirts,: • .
• , • •L'ldieS. GlOth • '
Drab. Water Proof, Black and Beaver Clota. from
$1 75 to sa 50 per yard.
. .
iVotel and,: ..at prkee.
Sh irtlng, flannels 'ldti •• do Clio'
- ..7:06 - 1 7,7' •
idenk' 11 7 : oar •
tiuli,s,ossaisneres, tintioottit teettnp.
GiinteLS bawls! very Cheap' "'et " a% ;
- • .• • Mourning'llep4Etahent-•
Our Ajoukreing • department. in ,complete, cott‘ting
ot:Sidgle. And Double widtli Detains. .
Singlenad DoUlde Width Cruihm`oriia, . ".
do do do A Ipaccs,
Merino, Itombnalnea, all Wool itoppa,
Valencia:S/Ik. §trlpe Pla/(111. /110831111:3. Celtic°, etc.
IJoslory,,Qloven, Veils, Collars.
• English grid Nrelieb . '
Call, tend loelk through out' . Stock and
. get the,pricce,
es is no trent& to ihow goode.. Our 'motto id
"Serail profits, gutek'Sdden. " sod good value. • :
• • GOODYEAR, h DIFF.ENBACIFS
• New York Chenp Cash More.
*Jacob. E Zininiersuanls_,l.`
IitIRST CLASS A . 114-Dlt ESSINO, AND HA I.Ii.D.VA.
INO SALOON, Market streoti near Cumberland;
and ppm:fait° the n X agleHoly'. • Delux thankful for:the
liberal patronage 'heretofore extendetr.tO ItiM, he would
respectfully soiled. a continuance of the name. •
Lebanon, July 2, 1862. . •
Dt.V--"-The'Salobit irfll be closed on Sunday.
$25
•..
AGENTS WANTED ! .
all
r.
E will pay from $25 to $75 per month!, - aid all
o thy A genta, or g Ire o
I'llnid e lit r g n eTefrElS C . AdAriaa Emz grivino
CilliPAll T. Ii...JANLEB, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
111ay . 13. 1663.
YIIOBI. RRINOIIIII,. •ADOLPHUR SEINOLJIL. ,CLIAS: D. MELT
A Frieptdly , Invit'ation
• '
• •
- - - - = -
• •
LUMBER & .COAL
To thu beet advantage. at the old established and
LUMBER YARD
REINOEHLS, & MEILY
At 010 titlloN CANAL, on the East and Iteet•shilea o
•Dfirket Sticot, North Lebanon Deroitgh: •
ripgil subscribers tnko pleasure in informing the citl
• I 'AIMS of Lannon, and surcoundina counties, that
they still:toutinie the .I.UIIIIIFIIt AND COhli'BUSr- -
JIBS& at their ord. and well known-stand, where they
ariiduity receiving additional suppl tes or t o
DEBT: :`!P WELL SEASONED (LUMBER.
tonsietiog.of White and Yolluw lue.Do:l VII",
and SCANTEIka. • • ' ' ' '
fIo*askaok.DOARDLTLANR and SOANTUITIO. '
HAILS, POSTS, RAJ/MHOS .and. FNNCI NO WARDS.
ASTI, from] td 4' Nei ;'CIIEllItY,Troni 1 ,4 to II Inch.
POI L.Alti from to 2'inah. ,
Poplar and Hardwood SCANTLING. •
Oak and Afoot(' BOARDS and PLANER: '
Roofing and ?Metering LATtr3. , .
SHINGLES' SHINGLES! I SHINGLES!!!
A180;14110 and Hondock , SIIINGLES.,; • '• -
COAL!. COAL!! . ,COA LI". I
A large stock of the inlet . gitaliry or stoic ! Woken;
Egg and Limeburners' COAL; and also, the Lust Alle
gheny COAL for Blackantiths. .
Sip-Thankful for therliberal manner in which they
; have hpratofore baripatrenized, they •would extend a
'cordial invitation tor . S. continuance of favors, as they
,nrecolithlent tlinethey nevi' Hai° the kopesf,• best and
cheapert:stook of LUMBEIt on band in the county,
which will ho sold eta reasoitable centage, '
ifirPlease call and.canuiluo our stock and prites•bc
pre purchasing elsewhere.. *,
•• ItEINOEIFLA & bIErLY
North Lebanon bprough,Atly7,
LATEST NEWS
.01;t4 cheapest •and
.14;4::(iiod
EVER,BOLD IN LEBANON!!
. .
Boots, slloes, fiats, Capsy.l44
I.niEn,,d4roignoup q: oppupt,l.ona of-tha BEST AS%
Sunni Erf i rsot -
to.( 111 AI'S, 041;liCufiTS, Si 10y.S, TRUNKS,
TRA.V.III,ING BAOS, Ac., 0f,111.1 kinds, 14 , 0 , and of thei Next niiitertils, iihteb' lie'usill' -
: .
cell at,prices to reconuentB thorn:: to! purcha-:
perS, of the H tx's he has quite a variety of. New.
Stylise; entbraeing the Washitigtoii, Steinton,'llarnsfda; .
Dupont, McClellan, Stringlutm and bloitiloOlit. yqry
beautiful mid very alicap., 01 CAPS he bus a Ceinplet.p
aseortniezit of all.ttie Ne \V .
'Styles; got up in impart&
Tanner, uith Ono, finish.; Womon'a Misses' and .Chil-
Armes — Bahnortile, Gaiters Congress Boots; Slippers,
and all other lands; i 3lon'i and Boys' Balmorals, Ox
ford Ties, Wasp,lngtoo Ties, Congress Boots, and all
other 'l:tiffs :worn by them, including 'MOTs and
SIIOES.,,of the differont varieties, at his cheat_Store I u
Wabiltt St., 4ext.,tp the county „Pnilon.
, . .
at-Thankrui f t`o ; Mae liberal encouragement of tha
liiibliii bareteforo, 1 would invite ul.l-vi Ailing 'any Di lag
in my line to . eit l l .. invtoaaniine my stoqk Inforkinuk lug
their porchanes. . ' ' JOS. 'BOWMAN.
, Lebanon, April 23,1802. . u. i(i) l
P. S.--Measurce taken andlrv& mitilu.st illtyj iiiptico.
"'"1 { +lji♦
EXCITING NEWS
cu*BERLAN ST.
=
LEBANON, rA
=I
l'roitch Cloth.
from f 4,00 to 14,00
Fan4l, and .Black Cass
To nil desirous of purchasing.
w - 011,known
MEI
. LaTEST ...IrE firiS,l tviin ,,, x
sarlllL3 ' llll O 5-i ?
311 L 41101)-1.L . "- 11 .
- 1 - 114 1.4
.. 4
9: MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
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vik
,
ll'
. ~ ..., ...„ ..,,,,,,...„,
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p ,„, , 9
0 A T '1" NEW YORK , STORE. ,
WE have just opened the following list of great bargains, received - from • our buyer BE -- - ffeit York :.0
/nines, 20 and 26 eta. per yard; very gond Prints from 16 ets. upwards, Beeped Skirts of &Balsa, way lit
test styles; Black Stella Shawls, $1,50 and upwards ; Ladies* Collars and filiusieftchesper ihnet„,erer '
dROCERIFI CROCERIESit :I::;'''
1 , 9
~, tyre bve Just received fromfNew orka frock. 'irt . ;cl l ,:eattlffE4, ' Zie - lijai .' "
, r..tt 'Sat, ~„ ..,.0
Illoloss j es Sur Cotree , Ten, age* , ar , Cof - " , ,e
Arr'inlri *.iyiiiirWeilrelatolyfor CASH, an-1 are tbezelcy always iiiik,blo' 'tli "but Artiont we' nazi
find the dowel aqd Wilj.alway§ ios our customers the benefit of this adrimtage. We thrve'bitt oriel'
price and dandeetnrare CrAßEFF.laCom it e and examine our stook and If you &Bei ley you, *ill 'terra° create
faces.
1" C l ') g C Vlrf iVA ';:" 41i-'lt'S 1;1 'A . K 3 t ot , Tetw o ie fic-dairxits
rrria — r - m Tsa-vogialsormAr ,
. , , Nob . BILLD . , umber a - f
Lebanon Sept. 23 133.3. i 1 . , •). ~- ~ -4, .re
atid • Reading R.
Lebanon - VallEy IS-ranch. ,
n awl after DECEMBER 28th,1.888; art ACCOM
IJ MOD ABIOA „PASSENGER TRAIN' win be run
between Reading and liarrioburg. ih addition to 11)*
other DaSeengerTraine now running an the Lebanon
Volley'Railroad. • • '
Leaving Readinvat 7 ,15 A. M., passing Lebanon 'at
. 8.41 A. ndArriving at - Harrisburg at NA. M.-
. Leaving Platt - Mum at 5 P. - M., passing :Lebanon'at
6 15, and arriving at _Reading at 7 35 'P. M.`
,Stopping
.Stopping at all Passenger Stations:
Thu Past Mail Train, leaving-Reading-at 11'67';1
stop only. at. Womelsdorf, Myerstown, Leba
non, Anuville, Palmyra andliumineistown . ..
All paseengeri will procure their Tickets before en
tering the Trains,. An ex.t.t:a .charge -ie mails on all
Faroe paid.inlimeiss. 4:I3.IAANICOLLS,
Reading, Pa., Dee 16, '63.—St. Gen'l Bunt .
Pit:A[oll3* RA.1.16. ROAW .
',- WINTER ARRANQEMENT.i
aataaawaeral
PO
lIRATt TRUNK LINE FROM TgE, NORTH AND
islortli-Wrist for PIITLA.ORLPMA; NEW,YORR,
RRADING,TOTTSVrLLE, LEDANON, ALLIMPOWN 7
EATON, he, &c. "
Trains leiviellarriabifrg Xaxr-Yarlr,
Reading, Pottsville, and all intertnedikte,Stati9ns;At 8
- A:Al:land 2.00 P. M , passing Labatt:on 913 A. 'ind
'...' New Yxpress leaves 'Harrisburg at 0.30 A'. M., poises
Lebarion'at 7,30 A. M., arriving at New York at {_
the same morning.
Fares Crain:Harrisburg t.' To Newsfork $5 15; 'to Pliit.
adelphia $3 - 35 and $2 80. Baggage checked through.
Returning. leave New-York at 6 A. 31,, 13 'Noon;
7P. M. (PITTSBURG 'EXPRESS). 'Leave Philaslel
phia at 6.15 A. M., and 3.35 P. 51., passing Lebanon at
12.17 noon, 7.17 P. M. and Express at 1.05 A. M. ' ,
Sleeping care in the New' York Espresit'Trains,
through to and Prim Pittsburgh without change.
Passenger. by the Ca tawisaa-Railrond leave Tamaqua
at 8.30 A. in.:. and 3.15 P. 31. for Philadelphia, New
Toils; and-all -Way Points. •
•
Trains leave Pott.vilfe at 9.15 A.M., and 2.30 l'.. 81-,
for Philadelphia,. Harrisburg New 'York.
, An Accommodation Passenl fain 'leaves Reading
i
at 6.00 A. 31 , and returns frq ladelPhia at :5 00 P.
az. it
,
. ..
itir All the above trains ran daily, Sundays excepted.
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.30 A. - M., and
Philadelphia at 3.16 P, M.
;Commutation Tickets, with .26 Coupons, at 2:6 per
cent. between any points desired . ' •
Mileage . , Tickets, good for 2000 ,miles,., between all
points at slo,;lfifor Vantifiel atiaißusltia3 Firms.
.Seaseri and.4chael reitage4 , rliewte 'And
m
tra. all not!it.6 r :t.
fid Pounds Baggsgo itlinired.nach paasengcr.
rinatnigera are requested +to purchase their tickets
before entering the cars, as. higher •leeres- itre'• charged
if paid in cars.
_
'Dec:9;lB63
✓
jOHN DILILER:I
ITASfrist received at his. Grocery Store, Cumber
land St., one door west of Market. a lot of Fresh
Fruit in Cans, including-Peaches, Gages,: Green Corn,
Tomatoes, Jellies.
• Pickles.
cauliflower, Ktitchup,. Pepper Settee.
• English, Limbetter,'SapSatte.
" •
SardittettySalmon, Mackerel, Herring-, Codfish.
Fruit.
itaisins;Currents;Prnneg; litried,Applel and Peaches,
Crunberrgsr, Xophos,. -hominy; tapioca,
--.llarlel,-Peas,tcr "
A tot of Buckwheat Meal; -Also 50 barrels of New
Vt.
Y°1 1"4 1- Vill 3 , ' Vre7n t rel !
23Mit.price.giveitin CASTBnire-ItagsiAntter,
.Dricd _Apples and Peaches Beaus, Ottions„&c: ; r
Public patronage- is solicited.
.3GIIN 1/I,LLEIt.
1.6,41 . 19 - u ‘ , 04.42? ~.160$
WT ELI. known - 11tPILODEIONS anal Iliammuttsis . ,
intrAuchig.the effect of - pedal bada v on - every
laatrutneut. . ,
: BANTST A.BLtIP.S.
•
• RAVEN• dtrBACON ; S end •• • •
HALLET; DAVI'S 4t CO'S: r•
celebrated PIANOS for .13a.41), at a liberal deduction
. *s r 9,ver ao.ooa sold. • . -
• ~
27 Am ES . ur.u.ii.snia:Avio,!i).•...i., 4 .
• 'A aud 281.13.iutb Fiftlkstreet. aboyaktPrire.
July /5, 2863';;4j. Pldladalpbas,ra.
~,.17111E NEW.BAKERTi..
iindersigned wouldrstspeotiolly. inform .the.eiti-
I. mina Lebanon, Cud helms commenced the BARB
ING BUSINESS, In all Its varletiesi at Ids. stand, on
Cumberland street, Lebanon, nearly epicene the Buck
Hotel, and will supplytustomers widt.theltelt
CABE'S, kc.,7kc. 4 g . loor iccept . ed tiOm pueLliiong and
returned lib thesis to bread stsbort tiotiae.
CON FECTION FRIES,
of all kinds. fresh sed.,of the bestquidity, ednittp4ly
on h.nd; spdfunnished et the litwest" •
o
Th ptibnc ipiited to iiro OA. .0
Leb 'non, Noy. 9, 1859. . • -B. II XPIIRs
•
•
uu attar aaraamg
RECEIVED TWO'
"XnE'LIM23 XVIIEICELS-TABP'
(Froan .Turies 8 and 4.) atVie:
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LON DON,
31EIECIIIM2 ft **' .
Belot the
SOLE
AWARDS
Gnin-d Try
Anything of
the kind.
It also re
ceived the su
nodally° B
port of
"Exceeding .
Excellent
For Food.
MAMMA
Great International Ealiibition at . . . BOROUGH P ROPERTYI
•
lISICALISS3E3I:3IFt.CI-, - Wu.A.7. isea. 1 • • - • .. ,
, r • . 9111 E subscriber offers for Falo.tbe . ,./tot.,of; bfiund ore'
.813 OE 1 VED .. x Slarket street, Lebanon. TA scivare ou t of Mill,
THE 4IICIIIEST; REDA.. gastight.) 2 :lleet frontiby .V 9 deep, fogrnelclypcunphaP ,:
* t
ry .ess . ,l*. The a imPr6Wmon'es are a"'
FOR ITS DELICACY AS AN ARTICI,E,.*OF FOOD., , .
,two stoweather boarded .:.i.DWELLING
I , - 11013SZ and other . improvement& Forfurthq
Used for Puddings, Custards. Blanc Mange, de., with- j - iuformation,,and terms, apply to ,
out Isinglass, with few or no ti..,ltga. *lt is . extellerit for , 0110Iteli S. desszn.
thickening awect Sauces, 0 ray tea for Fish, Meal; Soups, 1 Lebanon, 4opti 9,4863: .• t • • . •
der' For Ice Cream nothing can compare with it . A ; -
little boiled in Milk makes a 'rich .Cream for Co ff ee. l
Chocolate, Ten, ke. A most delicious article °flood for
children and invalids, It is vastly superior to Arroiv
Itoot; and much morn economical.
Put tin in cuc pound Packages, with full ditee
tionS, and sod by all Orocerti end Druggist:R.
I •
WM. DURYEA ; . ' 'ttoiesale Agent, •
106 Fulton Street, Ifew'Yorlci .
•
October 14, /863,-6m. •
.cr - : ii OT lOE —P iii LikiY A. ' i r lp
L1.....:V. .. IM O Di 0 - RAIL TiOAD.COM,PA .t...• I
. .
iteatuNo,,NiXs
t.th:lB i../...1
The public Is respectfully infornmd . that on
for NICOID AY, DECZNIORR. 14th,, en Tessengirshriander
not, p grclimse their tickets be fure. entennfrdiritirs,
w ill be charged2s cents extra ma each. ticket .purchas- I
id ow the traiii „for which tbe,y . sill Obtain from the s'
•Conducto; N. Cheek Receipt, Th. 10,14 et . ipt . twill be re
il eennel, and 25 cents paid tlitirefor. in cash, upon ita
presentaticut at any Tit**. ogte. t .o r the .Cou'aprtuy.
;1 G. A . 'NICHOLS,i,
—.-• - , :r . .. . Gencral.SUpi.
Deeini6r .5,1880.1745 i.
•
HARDWA.RE AT . COST
rpLID subscriber offers his bugs and sel;Cted
stack ofDrATIDWARE, PAINT, OILS, &c., i
•• .1 'Co sir Volt vaisv..
Partlini:xholixe settled their ai*;il4l,;ko*Ap.iirf,lBol,
.3yitHie snored e, 'Oeidlt. puicbSear.L--Tbose
who hivieLNet "JIMA(' • will And ateiracr,efinis Wit&
A. S. .El.kiiia.l4 frAblinislistasettlecsent aisd 'pollee;
thou. • • •''• • 'D. Al. SAIRd.R.:I" ;
17 1881: ' • •
IP% .; • - .
MOM
ElectionTirouce f ,
N
A,
A Election will be held at Zalenea
Church in Lebanon, for the purpose of electing a
PASICIE,nf laid EoPgregVOn, ou Sunday, - ./OrtartY
14,1564, biltweduk' Ittieltooft,bri 4,„;
. By_ order of
181 ettURCIEVOMOrki.
• '• 'ltloney , 'Pound.
tAs . firtind by the subscriber'abut tvrafvo; Ars
• ago, aaar biyarstown, a small ;tole oinroner..... -
The owner; by yirovinitriatierty and plafittg oxlionsea,
ettit Obtaiitt it byraligEting to_ the .Aubscrib.rVa Ave- -
town. W;DE. H.
Myetatown, Jan: gr, j 101
AM S - ;itrittOi•.S' Nonce.
bereby - givettlititt fetter'a'of Ail nlntigitn
thin ,tin' the estate of JOUR CARPER, lteetli' halo
of South Artrivflie township, Letanorienunty;Pa., Ave
beeti granted to the.nriersigned, reskiin t• in the toy&
county sind, state aforesaid: Therefore aPP-per
sons 'indebted to said estatewill please make 'payment
and those having pri§ent them - without
delay to •
v.' Boma: Yard, ob. !Ant.. h k _
Till f"': utufersiglneic‘beial deiiitUsq6 lafirb trtfur Mist-
JUMM's, will lases his weilliutum ohI,BRICKUBD,
opposite the bausughtnere FitrsaM, hi the' orough ,
of Lehanou, Pa- - .
There ar
I tessuS,
N 00ticaieiiiriedlilick i t
There, which, together With all the material ncr e'
ry to earyrou ,the, Bride" I:ardateiresAltell to the"
,person qessitaethe Zeonvement stream er.;:t
WafeAuni thrpugh . theVpriiluistst,t -41". Ator,
tor fuf Cher InforiestihrespitlY to 4
. _
Public
-DußtioNotteßig. hereby given, thatahe Charter
a theilethbdist Piniecopai,lChrreh. of , Crayall
Inanehin,L'thanon'eounty, Nraedritsr "fyremntE.4 to
the Court 'of 765`mmon 'of Lebanon ..onntv,4.rr
examination', and"wili be "approved approve 4 according 4
on the first day of Aprd Term, next, unlein gOod 6tti3a
be shown to the contrary.
1114NRy SIEGRIST, Prottey,
Lebanon, Jan. 2D, 1804.-*
11. A; WOLTZ,
General S.uperintendent
R : E . ''' . itiVAL • I -.....
•.• . •
, --...-!,....% OF: TRW :•• -.-. • '.
NEW .A. 4 ain . camir BOOT
.___. AND SHOg SWORE.
• rriiikrectiAga T.c.Vipfeifiiiii- ' biliitte the eit- .
• ...vni Or Zs ' 6 06 and tSpiiiit:C'tbet, be balk re , "• -
ed bra - DOOT and STIOI nOOO.O Min.kei street, nest
d": south. o cMrg4tuie . 4.o6 Ribjulfl.i. x''' •
-- i - where fie keeps OD
• ' • band. a large and well
. • • .• • : tint oi -...,. ,• ••
assorted stock of all
in iloistt ,:.,, , ,
.' - ..` l .*lrdiliko ftr OF' 41 /
•.,:! ' , ; •- .• A. fy _ k s i n n d o s
s o I s ! oO u 'r e S and
--I. kjkfini oligiork. 4 11
.., 5110 k..., noel at very
•
! "7,_,-- - ~ '' " ' Wert lotion. He it-;
. . '--" " ' ' 'so • kberi' on hand s'
't - • ''.---!!''-- '- --. • - ft.
. _ ' • ""t ' - ' taiga aid well -ssso
ed stock of ' DirATTIRR•.' etch an RKD AMMO/VRBO4K -
I.I . :ATHER, CALF AND'KIP SKINS, MOROCCO AND
TANGY LEAVING; KID, 'LININGS, ROANS, BIND
' 'GS, &e., and all kindr of
• .Dn jaaff ia rS-hlagse ie!TOOLS
DAO,.ND
'IUDS a i n S WNItitS, ,D VL- D l
A. R .
Nrirlaa, r GRES, lIAMMKB9•
KNORV,.. ASPS, TACKS. --
Conk - tautly on band an lasertNefik.Oftestbega..Tbread.!'
ShoOindts, tig-breaki, Siind-ato.4e; Pega r lirbitkia. ALL
and' Mow Toots or
,i . .... r y di*eliptioni - ,;usying been en '
gaged_ in thl :D t n#lgeni Rune than' twenty years, be feels
satltgbdiliat ti . nan - give atitiefactlon to all who will
fairer bli l pflj
s a call. ' Shonnakeka.ft-c,in.tte country
*MAO.; ilkitty:dallinir cisk liknpolbin Parchasint OW
wbeek ' .'
' • itA Algal, 441,DGirti
. * 1 10bi1e4144.110184.a1.7.). TY .:- tt • , • •
••••kir V' 0..neJ0.! ti...:1•„! t ...... :-.• • •. .
LEAH O,kIIPETt, Administrates,
WlLLi43lOAßT , Fiji,; ,, Adraihistrator„
Of the estate ef.Jariir Caltime; deed.
South , Afta r lh .1tn.17,..„1164. s
Lebanon', Jim 4,-,18,64.,--6t
r ir
til , f
C On
• • ft_
- riTOTTCE„is herebi ghtenZthat , „an.Vectioniboatie
.01 Stockholders ;in . the .Preaid nt,., Managers, and
Company of the; Berkdand Dauphin •Thrtvikp 'read,
Will be held at the Public Bettie Of J. L.. Bennettoirp,
in illyeratown, Laimharl. tuna td"i. : • t
Pr( l .sDi.,}", the 7th darof 24 - arch, next,
between the 1, - vdrs at; ICtm'elppk„
P. M., of that day; for" thepernnse of electing One
President,ggitfu t ttagnsiode Teas r, and such
other officers fi.ay'bo - needa4ary otonduct the af
flifr,iolltht4aidT.CodtpanyVddtittg'ttitlt erraitiirg-yeau.
4 At the. Unto 'tune' the Atiniutt*Stir'tement 4.cotite
Treasurer 'Will be labi before the Btockhulders as
'BY oidetuf the 'Board,: ' i
HENRY MULL,' Pres't_
JACDD RAEDLE., Treasurer. -' -
:, 11, g
4. panuary,, 2T 1864
' , it, 4
.
Audttoes Notice.
in the Matter Otithemeeount of Charles li. Sfellf,
*.ignee of GL'O. BEINOBIIL and wife, of the Mir
°ugh of Lebanon. Pa.
ri ' , HE undersigned auditor, appointed by, the Courtof
1-C0114116/I Pleas of Lebanon county, to maiie'distrj
butiOD:Of tee„ flafinc*Vin hands or nendimfaul to and
/1111014 creditorsm hereby gives notice" that he at
tend to. the duties of said appointment at his Olin
n.
Lebano on Saturday, tie 13th Just f .Rbruitry: .44,,
at 1 o'clock. P. al.. at *hies time till persons htcr;ing
claimsyas present them, duly authentiexted.
4 —tal!iroj -1 0NY amELY,.
Lcb an 20;n64. "- 4
w „.
y„,„0.0 4
For. 8 a le, or . E icha n or.
ri HE undersigned. will sell, or exchange for it,..63p,?1,..
VARM, , his desirabb. House and' lot, of Gruung`,..tu
reEast .str est , Fast; Lebanon. The House - fs a ,
ii new. two-story IMICS: with 1111etigt rillit etied,
ill , all well builLand„.well arranged. witlt all,Ceees-:
11 sary conveniences. Also Qistern,pithgtitift:,.
Brooke house,: oil . kiwis of Fruit Tieek. 1.1.,„ on, guy
.prezu lees. This property if not sub!,. will be*cuiebang,id
n
-as above. Good and badisputable.title give For. fur--
...,
Cher .infortnatien apply to, .. : .
. i '':+: JAMES oAmtis,:iii4iiit_ ,- Lebanon, Julyl6, ISM
A. NIEBSPERGEWS
PuralUire' ithdtrehaii
.„. • .., • :••••,. ~....,. ova. ' : ilo7:l'.ir ,
71111ANUFACTOR, -!.
yt
• 0und41444.04,0i5ft91461 .. ofaiira.,'
- . • n early
,opposite Bliblei Hoist i
'IM subscriber aut4eriiie i keepaconataidlp.oii,hand,er as.
Ito order the brat and mo s t fashionable ." tirr•
and ChairsovAch 40.'111,410V cheap, and.thaaper.tliar e
any other 81100 it 'MX/ Bor*figh. * Or asigtir t iaa,-;
Of. Lebanon . .-Ile invites loan lionsakeep-. .. 7 ..
ors and all , s there to gill, hint a can. l #± ll 'te, - 11 V -
buying alseuchere.. .110 ,keeps no city : work, ..-. .er':
but makes all himself with good 'Workman: IleAnnyii
a Furniture Wagon and delivers all Furniitire, with-.
oat injury, and 440E44 00,0 : 1 al
Ilea% forget , the plane-,T-,..Edst .Le - banon., Cumber,-
land street.- Ale iwiltr,er all to gliehfrn a call, f2rtfick
can ni n i4 ‘ , ll i elopit*rs.7cith Wm.:.
....A:,UERViIati3EiC
LOasimi,,Jiiii. , . .!—ltat. •. . :
. IPIJAIAIC . 011 A IL-
• . OM VAWASitt
• BOROUGH% PROPERTY, AND: tiff: LOTS.
W Ur. be sold at bu b
. lie sale .
.at, die bOuse ot:
' iiENRI &WRIST, n
.the'borough of Lebanon, oa..
SATUR 3 7 ; rebitia . ry It 186*
the following Real , 'Estate of GEORGE 'ortutiir, -
seamed, viz
A ireathertkmrdr,..l- Mole+ wALLING ribust, and
LOT of tiIIOTIIR, 62 feet front on' Cumberland street
in the borough of Lebanon and I9S feet deep along ,
• Spring street on the east, and.adjoin—
ing No. 2 en the west and Walnut Ai
i: ley- On the south.. A Stable, Smoke
• . • ' ifolise.and other improvementortreou
• • ••• this -Lot.
c 370.
. _
:A*LOT OV.OROU?D, 33 feet front onAllizolieetentt:
area and 198 ;feet deep[ to Walnut alley, , adjoining;
.310:1 . bud 3, hav)ng erected thereon se Grilittnettee. •
N 0..,
A LOT OF. GRHIRID ,35if Feet fielialknerlandr
*leer artd 198 feet Aeep to,Walnut all ad~oiaing
NiN2 ept . .l property of7ll3lV:iterel6.of,Leii,H....line„.djead.•l.
_ L • i ..1' .1404 I.' • :Et •.
A TRACT OF ANA; noutatningl,4•Agg*soki32
Plate 1i ES, In. :Cornwall .koVtlibip,',..neAt tke bitenuel
line, bounded: by' Bill etTeet.. pivi4lon AUgg , . OM.
Alley. and property ot.bbn W. C4tonieger.
is of the be.st Limestone, and • Klll , to sold *KV* tr.%
parte as . may suit purehasers.
Yer furtbewiAi'xitlittl4l.kikafittly tclAbe willersignsed In.
Lebanon. • -
Poitetrtink itntle tboTerm i till e i
Nifti , 1 . S ale coin nene .arI I VAI ,
.torme will bo. made .Anen by
-,
MAO*. •
ZeIN Iss4
PRIVATE S4tl
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