attbrtiotte:
TERMS,
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1564
HOME AFFAIRS.
SALES OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
'Advertised In the ADVERTISER. or for which bills have
been printed at this office.
•
Saturday, February 13—Evert W. Situate, Stock and
Farming Implements, South 'Lebanon.
Thursday, February 9 lB—Abraham Geib, deed., South
Lebanon.
• Friday, February 19---John Dieti; S. Armenia.
.Tuesday, February 23-%.Fividerick Zeller. Cornwall.
Stack,.Farming IMplementa and Household Prop
erty. •
Wednesday, February 24—Henry ,A, Snavely, Stock,
Fanning implements, &a., Cornwall.
Friday, Yebrintry,"26Samuel Loose, Stock, Farming
•.. Implements, &e., Jackson .
,Saturday, February 21%. Personal Property of Mrs. Jo
lian Mae. fia Lebanon.
Monday. Febuitry 29—Joseph H. Slouch, stock and
Farming Implements, N. Lebanon township.
2donday, February 29—'nobart P. Alexander, Stock and
Farming Implements, South Anneille township.
Tuesday, March I—Stock, Farming Implements and
Household Property-of Frederick Zeller, Cornwall.
Tuesday, March 3—Stork and Farming Implements o
C. P. Stineraetz. in Soutit'Anneille.
Thursday. March 3—Samuel Loose, Stock, Farming
Implements, Heidelberg.
Saturday, March s—Joeinli If. Fees, Stock, Farming
Implements, Ac, Cornwall.
Saturday, March s—John H. Harshborger, Mount Ne
bo, Carpenter Tools and HouSehold.
Monday, March 4--Stock and Farming implements of
Moses Uhrich. iu Cornwall township:
Wednesday. March I—Johtt Hegerriso, Stock,Farm
trig Implements, &c.. Heidelberg.
Thursday, March IT—John Diets, S. Anneille.
Friday, March IS—Joseph IL Blanch, Stock and Farm
, ing Implements, N. Lebanon township.
Tuesday, March 22—Abraham Gelb, deed., S.Lebanon.
Saturday, March 20—Patrick brown, Personal Proper
ty, Cornwall.
REAL ESTATE SALES
Thursday, February 18—Real Fstato of Jacob Wertz,
deed., in llublenben township, Berks county.
PRIVATE SALES
Borough property ofJurues N. Rogers
Borough property of tirorgo B. Gasser
Out Lots of Atlnni Ritcher.
Farm in East Hanover, by S. J Stine
National Foundry.—ln • tho
House of Representatives, on Wednesday
a week, Mr. Strouse, by unanimous con-
sent, introduced a bill to establish a na
tional foundry in the Coal and Iron re
gion of Pennsylvania, which was read a
first and second times, and referred to
the Committee of Ways and Means,
The Old Regiments.—lt is ru
mored that old regiments now in service
will be filled up to twenty.four hundred
each, and that no more new cavalry reg.
iments will be authorized, theie now be
ing enough old regiments in service to
make two hundred and fifty thousand
men if they were full.
A fiat cow,. weighing 1600 Ths,
was sold list week by Mr. Daniel Ritter,
of Colebrookdale township, Berks•county,
for $96.
Two new and dangrpron.s Coun
terfeits were put in circulation last week.
One is a H2O bill on the Bank of Ciettys
-burg, well executed. The other is aB5
on the Union Bank of Philadelphia;
coarsely engraved and printed on poor
paper.
A new $2 counterfeit on the Strouds
burg Bank, appeared a day or two ago,
Wei ave not received a detatiptiori 7 Offhe
note. Better refuse all fS2's on the tank
for the present.
. Rev. G. F. Miller, of Pottstown,
was elected Pastor of Salem's Lutheran
Congregation of this place, on Sunday
last.
Jacob T. Michael sold his hotel
and 60 acres of 'land, in. Union Town
ship, to John Stroliin,Of Fredericksburg,
'for $5,200. •
Hon. Myer Stronse.-71 . 10 Daily
Constitutional Union pays the following
Meiited'tribute to our wortby'memberp'f
CongrasS.— rhat paper says: "The Hon.
JM - yer StrOUse, of Pennsylvania althOtigh
a new member has already attained a
proud position upon the floor of the
HOuse. Ever at his pbst, vigilant and
watchful, he never loses an opportunitY
of engaging in the . exciting debates of
that body, and alWays attracts the undi
'vided attention of the
Brokers.—The arrest.
of Conrad, Jenkins and Dolan by the
military authoritiesOf the. .:United: States,
has'Pliced some 'of tfie 'droll:0 Men from
this county in an awkward dknitna. A
goodly number of them 'ral.4ed
_the Money
to pay their exemption but were inforin
ed by the Provost Marshal Charlemagne
Tower, that he wished them to furnish
substitutes, 7 and they were induced to pay
their money over to Conrad for that pur
pose.. Conrad has been arrested—their.
.money is gone, and they have no certifi
cates of exemption or substitution.
Some of them assert that Tower told
them that if they paid the money to Con
rad it would all be right, and even ex
tended their. time to enable Conrad to
get' the Substitutes. We hope this mat
ter will belhoroughly investigated. The
men, who have been swindled are poor,
and ,the most of them were compelled to
borrow. the money. , It is too hard for
poor men to be treated in such a manner
by unprinoipled demagogues.--Pottsville
Standard.-.
The demand 'for Beef .Cattle in
Philadelphia, last week, was goochand the
market firm) Hogs are dull and rather
lower ; so were Sheep.
The Philadelphia and Reading
Rallied& edinpany recently subscribed
68000 in :Philadelphia to aid in recruiting
colored tioopkitir the U. S. Army.
Compapy 4. of the 93d Regi
ment, origins* Capt. Maittan'd, recruit.
ed in Berks county, has d*indled doWn
to 7 men and is di,banded. its inbn are
merged into other companies. ThiS
shows the hartinesg of the service of the
93d.
A GRAND ExHIBITION.-- - Sinith
and Hague's Grand ‘Combiriation Troupe,
comprising a large number Of the most
splendid, performers in the country, such
as Vocalists, Ethiopian Comedians, Comic
Singers, ; I.?atkeer?, e4e., will, exhibit at
Punc.les Hall, on Wednesday Evening of
this week. This is one of the most cele
brated and successful '4 companies in the
Union, having drawn full and, respectable
houses, wherever they have 'exhibited.—
Among the names of the performers we
recognize thole ',Of Thn,Alayes, ,Sam
Hague, Harry Taibbtr, mis.s. Mary Wal
ton PL,lds,,and many others riot
unknow n t o ri me , gip large Bills and
Programme.
The 934, liegi4ent arrived. At
Lebanon 'on Tuesday of last week, 0 'd•
bout 5 o'cloqc, and was welcomed by a
general turnout,of our citizens. A pro
cession composed of the Fire Companies,
the returned Volunteers, the Masons, the
American Mechanics, the Perseverance
Band, and citizens, escorted the war- worn
Veterans through the principal streets of
the town, after which they were regaled
with what is said to have been a splendid
feast, and some speech-making, in the
Court House. Not being of the' privileg
ed, we were not present in the Court
House, and consequently unable to speak
further of the proceedings there save what
we have from hearsay, and what appears
in the Courier. We paraded up to the
'portals of the Court House and there
were cut off. AS 'usual the Opposition
made all the political capital of the affair
possible. Over the entrance to, the Court
House the portrait of, the
. favorite.. Presi
dential candidate of those having charge
of the arrangements, was placed side, by
side with the Father of his country. If it
had been the entrance to their League
Room it would have been well enough,
o'ut there and on that occasion it was in
appropriate, to say the least of it. One
half of the Address of Welcome by Mr.
Forney waSpOlitical, and in regard to the
propriety uncles:Pod iency of . thyiewS ?11-
tertained by, the dominant' panty in, pow
er on the slavery que'stl6n. Th?., whole
Wound up by 'the band . playing:9ld John
-
Brown.'? N)w if no.other.portreit save,
those of . a . .politleal charaCter could ,be
found, and which would be acceptable to
all the soldiers and those wishing them
well ;' if no ether remarks save those of
Abolitionism could be thought of for the
occasion by the Speaker ; and if no tunes
pleasant and stirring to the ears of all
save thOse glorifying that first of rebels
and traitors in our
„present unfortunate
civil war could be found, such ,objectionAl
and intrusive proceedings Might be justi
fied, 1144 not (*the present occasion whpn
all were anxious and did strive to do
honor to that noble bEind of patriots, the
93d.
81 50 A YEAR
Of the 93d 284 men have re enlisted, of
whom atiout 150 are from Lebanon coun
ty. Of the 50th some 20 of this place
have also re•enlisted.
The morning following the return of the
93d they scattered to their homes, so that
but a few comparatively, are among us at
the present time. May they enjoy them
selves during their short stay ainorig their
friends.
AN EVIL THAT NEEDS REMEDYING.
—The State will not permit its citizens to
be carried off to make up the quota of
other states ; and if the principle is good
in regard to . the State we do not see wfiy
should'oOt also lho)d good in regard to
counties, and even
. loWnships. As it is
at present, the large
. 6ities, by the heavy
„hayrides they are enabled to offer, take
'thousand's of recruits from the rural dis.
tricth which properly Wong to us. The
Railroad Companies, the Irstirarice . Corn
panies, the wholesale Merchants and_all
heavy busiOss men generally dealing
with the country, make their money fr.im
their trade with the interior, but having
their head quarters in the cities, make
their subscriptions there for bounties, and
•tbus the cities are enabled-to - offer - botinr
ties with which it is impossible for us to
compete. If this wards to continue there
should be some legislation on the subject,
either so as to compel credit where the
recruit belongs, or to equalize the boun
ties offered. Dozens of men from Leba.
non county have lately enlisted in Phila.
;delphia, 'just because the bounties offered
there are larger, than those we can offer
here. it, is not . right, and the matter
might easi'ybe remedied.
Abolitionists, take_ notice : you
have been so long boasting &your patri
otism, and denounced Democrats, is Cop-
Tierheads tins) traitors, no*, is a fine op
portunity offered for you to,give a sub
stantial evident:e of your patriotism—call
upon ..one of the :recruiting O . tficers arid
enlist for,three years or during the war
and besides proving your patriotism, you
‘vill get a bounty of $602 , and your
monthly pay. Do not wait on Democrats
to enlist, if they are Copmbeads and
"grand
they would be dangerous in the
grand bnipn Army, they:might betray
the Federal forces into the 'hands of the
'Crien;y, they , are therefore - Pot,, wanted
nor expected to enlist. Do not "Sh'olvfhe
white feather, do!riot call on 'Dernocrit,
to help ydu raise khemonex:to save you
`from the Operations of the,draft., Do-not
exhibit your 'cowardice; - you . have called
this a holy war, prayed for its projorigh
tion, you have been in favor of' waging it
until the last man was killed and the last
dollar expended, now ao, do not be the
last man, you have just as good a right to
die first as some of your neightiors.. Be
sides this war is just carried onto suit
you, now pitch in, some of you who have
been making war speeches, and urged
others to go, should now set the example
and go yourselves; example is better than
precept. The most loyal should go first,
after they are all . exhausted, the traitors
can agree to quit. If all the loyal men
who supported Curtin last fall would turn
out they ought to be able to :this)) the re,
hellion and
,swallow tne slaveholders
whole in thirty days. How it. would as
tonish the traitors if all the Union :Leag
uers would turn out and swallOW the
Southern Confederacy.
_Abolitionists
turn out, and fight until there •is not h
button left on your coat.
,„
Tobacco Seed:--Fresb . Tobacco
Seed just received and for sale.. at. Lehi•
berger's Drug Store. 3
The commissioners of Lebanon
county determined on Monday to pay, a
Bounty, of $3OO t 9 all recruits credited to
this county. Proposals for a Loan of
$lOO,OOO are solicited by the Cornmissioh
ers. See advertisement.
Jacob Bucher, Esq., one of the
Conni.aioneii - of Lebanon: county, re
signed ot - iMlitidriir i and jacob Brubaker,
of South Lebanon toirn,ship,.w . ag appoint
ed in his stead. Mr. Bacher was tin will-
ing to participate in the appropriation by,
the Commissioners of the far& gain Of
money required as Bounty to avoid tile
draft, and hence his resignation.
Miss Agnes Valaire (the Fairy
Star.) assisted by Mr. Henry- Vaiaire,
gave an Entertainment, consisting of
Readings and Dramatic Perfomances of
a novel and •interesting icharacter, on
Monday evening in Funek's Hall, which
was well attended. Another .exhibition
and change of Programme will take place
this (Tuesday) evening , . See
•
„;, • The Sunday.„ School connected
with Zion's Lutheran Church will give
lExhibition in the Church on Monday eve
ning, (Washington's Birthday,) to corn
Imence at 7 o'clock Single tickets, 15
cents ; two for a quarter, and can be had
at the door, or at Waltz & Efoucks' Book
store.
The Flour Market in Philadel
phia is dull ; so is Wheat. Corn is in
fair demand at $l,lO a $1.12. Oats are
in steady demand with small sales at 86
cents, weight.
Mr. Strouse has requested us to
say that the quota for each member ofCien.
McClellan's Report is only shout 40
copieS, and that . it is therefore impossible
to supply the extraordinary demand un
til a larger number is printed either by
the House or Oikate enterprize. _
The otit-jots of Matthias Gilbert,
dec'd., 22 acres and 132 perches, near
this Borough, in cornwall township, were
sold on Saturday evening, at public sale,
to Adam Grittinger, Esq , fcr $lB3 per acre.
The other prOperiy of said deceased was
not sold.
•,t For the Advertiser
Mr. Zrox, February 13, 1864..
MU, EDlTOR.—Bethel township seems to be
arousine. in .the, cause , of education. The only
drawback here is. the _short school term. - The
schools have improved remarkably of late, and
it is. to be deplored,that they are soon to be
closed, inasmuch us., the t scholars have such a
fair start. I attended ,a.spelling, school, on. Men
.day. evening a „week,,...near Klick's„.. which was
conducted by.„the. oldest teacher, : in. the county,
Scum el llarhesom. Where r . hoe rd ,exeelleet spell
ing. The most difficult words in several spelling
heoks ‘ were spelt, and in one of the matches out
of four hundred and fifty words given out, but
eighteen were misspelt. The manner in which
the pupils acquitted themselves reflected credit
upon the school ond . our townsh Several ad.
dresses were delivered, the house twine crowded
with patrons and teachers. BETHEL.
far Boievi we give a etatetnent of the
number of en (inhaling Wu! eilh-r :supplied sut
,stiltge*,.pctidM ornmvisqiort, a'- vb. , were info the se•y. , ce)
furnished by each district in Lebanon county under the
late draft:
Cold Spring
East Hanover
Union
Swa tura.
North Lebanon Twp
Bethel
North Lebanon Borough.
'Lebanon Bur. ugh
Jackaon
Millereek
Heidelberg?: ~,,,,
South Leban0n........... ,
Cornwall
South Annville
Loutiouderry
North Aunville
Men furnished by Lebdbon county that draft,
There are four included la the total of 495 who are not
credited to any of the die trictane they were received at the
Provost Marshal's office,after the fable Islas furuished us.
NIGHT Soil..—Science, after long experience
and most careful tests, finds that file_snostlettil
izing and effective of manures is that of man.
. "The Chinese knew, it for ages past: No Chi
nese peaganh, Eckebeig tells us, erergoes to the
City withatit carrying. back, at the tWcrends of
his bamboo, two bucket:B.of slight soil. Thanks
to hurantefertilization, the earth in China is still
young.as in the days °lA:blithe:it. Chinese Wheat
yields a:hundred and twenty fold. There, is no
guano comparable in fertility. To employ the
cite to enrich the plain is true economy..
gold is filth,:on thh'other hand our:filth is gold"
Victor Lloi:oo.
The Lodi Manufactering Company for the past
twenty-four years have been manufacturing an
article which ditcy Paudrette, from the night .
soil of the city cf New York, of all of which they
have the exclusive centre). See their advertise
ment in another column.
---141f..;-jpi;-n Rite:s:i,, 4,4 - re. , presellb*
popular landlord of the Market Street Hotel,
Lehanoo, has leased Mrs. 1. 678'8 lintel, of which
he will tiitte.pOPP4}o3.ioll on, the first of ApVil.next.
Many improvements and.. alterations are to be
made .in gte,new place; soots to maim it a -first
class Hotef,.and with a landlord landlor'd.like John it will
not lose its reputation. which, ftik so many years,
it possessed under its present but retiring proprie•
trans. The house at present—occupied by Mr.
M., we understand,..is., to- ta,.converted to other
purposes, so that the mew Ptlll3d will accommo
date the customers of bothbooms and as many
more as may find it convenient and pleasant to
atop there.
Soldiers' Special Notice.—Do you n to'your
selves, protect your Lienlib, use HOLLOWAY'S
Pills. rind Ointment. For "Wounds, Sores, Bowel
Complaints and Fevers. they ore it perfect F nfe
guard. Full directions bow to use them wirl
every box. Only 25 cents. 211
Valuable for the Soldier.—Brown's Bronchial
Troches will be found invaluable to the Soldier
in camp, expoved to sudden changes, affording
prompt relief in eases of coughs, colds, etc. For
Officers-and those who ever-tax the voice, they
are uVeful in relieving Jrritnted Threats, and will
render articulation easy. As there are imitations
he sure to obtain the genuine.
TAKE NOTTCE.—The enrollin:gis go
ing on, and It is expected that the Conscription no
will be enforced dinmediatel#•, so I would advice every
body to get their Pfdroitss token in time for their re
;lotions and friends, and the 011:3X' ;place to get a No. I,
Picture is tat ZIMMERMAN'S' New Alrk Photographic
Gallery. for he is . taking the cli,apest, the best - , and
most life-like Pictures in Lebanon. It is admitted by
all:that he can't be beat, for hits4jtallery is always
crowded. Give bith a call RNA you Will,find. as. we ree ,
orriMend. Remember the place'. :Ziiinuarruan's New
York . , rhotographic Gallery, in Cumberland St: Coll
early and - avoid a crowd.
P-.B.—Ch)idren Rod Anybody that lr•s got weak cyan
should coil at Zimmermau'RC3allory. Ills Pictures-ou
t} require from 3 to 5 seconds time to Bit
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Powder, taps, &e
ATTANTIoN SPORTSMEN.—J. Q. AULENBACH would rt•
spectfully inform the public that he C:OntillUeB the
business of manufacturing and ‘l ,- ..itling in
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, POWDER,
Caps, Wads, and all kinds of gunning and gun . materl•
.81. at his Store, Market street. a few doors North of
the L.T: It. IL, Lebanon, Pa. •
tts3,. All kinds of Repairing done et the shortest pos
sible tiot 'fee and in the nest style of workmanship.
Lebanon, - 3
une 24, 18f.3.—1y
t
titTEBTION. - 1101t t 1 0 there Dick and
IlZancy, where are you going, that you are In such a
hurry ?
AnswErt."—Why we are just on our way to Re ily's
Photograph Gallery, to base one pictures taken . lie
takes splendid pictures, and his Callers is nearly ail
'the time crowded. so I said to Nancy we will go ear•
ly tit is nun !ling before any body else gets there, or we
Will bare to 'atone away again•without getting any. •
Quasi.--Yell.bast heard too plat Daily a Gallery
is nearly all the tithe crowded, add so why don't you
go to sonic other Gallery ? . • •
• .
ANi.--Oh my! We , CEATM pot Lb ink. (Ouch a thing !
We admire the trite !mil beautiful .pictiqe" that Dttlly
takes. CO much that we would not go to another Gal
lery if we could get them.. let nothing. Ile hes seven
years, !xperienertitt the business. lutes a coniptete sett of
ituproved instruments, an excellint sky-Heist, sap
therefore Jakes the best pictures as town, and so of
course evOry body that wants a good picture goes to
him. •
QuesT.—What kind of 'Worms doesne take?
Ass---.lla takes 'Photographs troth Miniature to life,
size, plain or colored. His. :card pictures hare been
pronounced more truthful and life like than some that
bare been taken in our large: cities, 11 is A mbrotypes
are beautiful, and ceilit beat.„ also excels in
copying pictures frooWmall Daguerreotypes,' and
larging them almost io any size. :
QUEST.--Wheve is this duller). ?. I must give bins a
call too.
'Atfs.—Just coma along with Woupy and I, and we
will show you. lt is in Stine's NeW,lluildiug, next
door to the'Lehainou Deposit Bank.' Ile Jai§ 'constant-.
.Ly on hand a good assortment am and Rosewood
'Frames, Gases, Albums. which-. he sells: cheap.-
-For good and cheap Plantes we advise all to go to
Daily's Gallery, *Lebanon,* Pa. March 11,
gpeciat 4trtitez.
70 CONSUMPTIVES.
Consiimptire sufferers will receive a valuable pre-
Scriptiom for the ewe of Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
Otitis, aqd. all %%mat and Lung affections, (free of
ebarge,)by sending,their address to
Rev. E, A. WIL;4ON,„.
41 1'1E41121m%,
Kings Co., IV* Ylstk.
BE WISE BY Titl3Sl • !
Jan. 27-,1804:]-0
. Do not: trifle with your heal h, COnetthition and
Churuotrt,
you:nre eufering,witli any. Diseases to; Willeilf
•
lIEMBOLD'S EXTRACT MICRO' ,
0 . 044 commended,
e TRY IT ! TRY IT ! !CRY
will
B .n a t a w ys . .. L. Su o fr r: rin g , undying j'aip,
t you to
a.
II EALTIT AND I" 'LIMIT,
At Little Expellee,
And No Exppeure
Cut our the AdvOrll9l4o...,r'Sfunitber
call or send for it. .
TJA. TERFEITS.
$
32W
A"
"Le°
t.k. No Other.
Mk for lirtuboWa- RANTBRD •
""t • CURES QUA .
January 28,1884 7.2 m.
DR. TOEIAE' 'VENETIAN HORSE- LINI
MENT, pint bet tles nt fifty: cents enoh, for
inmene,,R, ents, colic, sproinry c ..&e, warranted
cheaper thou any other. It is used ;by ail the grent
borsouten on long Island morsel. It ATM not onto
ring hone nor smtvin. no there is no liniment in exis
tence that will. What Lt is stated to CUl`ii it pee itively
does. No moiler of horses will be wittioist it after trying
one bottle. o l io dose -=revives revives nod often' anvil the lkfe
of an over-heated l'A* driven horse. For colic and 1,4 ,
ly-ache it goo never felled. Just no Aura as the stn
rises. just so sure is this valuable Liniment to he .the
Horse ciabroentien of the day, sold by all. druggists.
Unice, 06 Cortunalt Street, Now York.
Feb. 10, 'tit —lm.
SAPONIFIER
or Concentrated. Lye
FAMILY SOAP AA ER.
WARin . akes high 'prieeS';'' Salm e iffer-telps rO
- ucfr them. Tt'tnakes' SOAP for FOlifr7cents ' 6 pound
by using yam kitchen greaso. • ' •..
As spurious Lyes, itte , offorpi also,
be careful autfonly buy. the PAIR:NI:4 . D article put Up
in. IRON cans, all others be Ins cer,Vn a ERNMITS.
Penna. {Salt liaailectoging Co ~
PLiiadeiplua-' N 9. -o_7...:Waintit Street.
Pittsburg—Pitt Street ltrui Dligirtesne Way
Nov, 18, 1863.—'gm.
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9, 7 AN
INVALIDS
Published benefit. and as a 46raing and
A. ()MOTION TO YOUNG' gEN
who stiffer frowners - one Debility., Premature Decay of
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MEANS O 1 SELF otntn.
By One who biapeureil . himself afko4 boini put to
great exponee and. ifklary through 14 /tilted! shumbog
and quackery. ' , •".
• By encidking a post•paid inirlreaseci envelope, etagle
copied' diffb be had of the author. 1 4 '
NATHANIEL; MAYFAIR, Esq..
Bedford, Kingt,tounty . , N. Y.
Way 2T, '1863.7-ly .
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lEligi.ititi..4)ltili . o.;.
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English preaching neat Satheth morning mud evening,
in ZlOlrti Lutheran Choral.
Preaching next'Sabbeth evening. in the English lan
guage, In the First Reformed Church.
English preaching, next Sunday, at IR A— M., at the
',terse Shoe Pike Meeting house.
111 29
3 - t
34
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On th , ..7th inst., at the residence of Abraham Fhlrk,
by th- Rev S, Noll, It A 561.1.1 ft ROYRR, Efli., of - I.oba.
non, to 3liso Ei.,l.liN B. Si! [kir.. of • waters,.
On the sth Inst.. by the samd, Mr. FRANK BRIINY,
of Sautsra. to Mist LSI/1 71tt.013!, Hanover.
On the 10th o I t., by'the envie, hie. ClAild H. LIGHT,
or swatara, 1.0 31i . p.tATH WOLF, of Symtars.
Ou e 4tit inst., by the samo, tiAMT . I . .. B. IVO. A N Ell
to Miss SA UAW M ARK, both of 'Re?..tare.
On the - 35th ult., at the [Tutted Brethren -P.trin nage.
by Rev.J., H DoiKherty, Mr JOHN DiARLEY.of North
I,eininon tfk., to Mite MARY HU LVR, otrtorth Gehenna
80 , ongh.
On the 4th lest.. at the .regli'. l enie etVO M. Wltters.
be the acme. Mi. 11F.NRY L. SIERRA to 'Miss ANNA
C. 1r uSr.rt. both of Reading.
On the 2tth u!t . in .I , mostown: by the 'Blip Win Oar
hard', Mr. JACOB .J HRIM, to Mite SARAH ANN
STKIN, deughter of the late ...Rev. J...9,tein. both of
Jonestown.
On thn 4th in9t Jonnit.wit,
LEVI KEJNEFL",TER. to Mins maZABETEL A
scgon - i,s, both a. Swatnra,
7n Y.,Annril l o tp., on the-9th„lost.,,SCl.lN 31. NCLL,
aged 84 years. 9 menthe, and 15 days..
Va the 7th alt„ in Onion 1...g.V.t. 1111B4igERAINIt t
a c.,1 17 yearn, 2 month" ano 21 rays_
On the 25th" ,do li.rekstin, A 11.8.NDA.,41,anghter of
George and Ellithoth-SPADITirIf, aged S yen,tetA man.,
On the 31,t nit., An Mitt flatingii;ilCll24i3ETH
E It Eft agoft.l d ,yeare. rn the Ira 23,dnye.
Ou. the 81st nit Jogir.tawn, -14 Altol,llllMatltTEl
NEft, c .quo r t of the hite J. Brunner, Reg , aged 59 yre
mom. and 8 -Jaye.
tat., Mrs Brunner was a faithful. momber of the
Lathed,' Oharcb.andexomplitiod n christian life in her
daisy walk nod conversation. Thema, guttering much
from protracted ilinses. oho bo-e it all. with' chrietien
re.igna ti In. She had by her amiable character entiose•
rd lm, golf to all who know her. 'Sday,she rest in peace.
On the 39r11 . Swaths. ta p .0.1,1t1L111 dench
ter ci Anna wad Lydia. 801,1LtaY, aged 8 years, 9 mos.
and 11 days
0 , , the 7th in4t,:ia Freirrickabarg. Alm ANNA
Wit 4 13 PI It, wife et the late .lillie Weaber.aged $7 yenta.
ein the narl, alt. in &raters, townshict. air..IOHPEI
RBEIDKR,aged SC years, 10 monibs Rad A, dare.
[The following deaths appeared in only a-part ot our
edition last week, atrd,hence.w,e republish ibeina
In this Borough. on the .lat hist , HORTENSE
TILDA, child of Di*. O. 1). and Julia OLONINGER, aged
6 monthf and 3 days.
_ . .
- . .
In this place. on the 4th inst.. JOSEPH °LEIN, son
of Joseph Gleba, Esq., dee'd., aged. IS years, I month
and 5 ilnys.
,on pin 24- instr, NANOY,.laife of
Mr. James lIIIMME.L; 'aged 42, years,,l. nientlkand 6
.. .. . . . ..
„The Lebartour Tilpt)t, et.
..
. . .
..- f7arq..teriy Can Yci,ed, illfekly, !
LEUADIONi WSONEEDAT. FESItUAIt , 1891
.11stra Family, 18 tn Eggs,: 39 doz,. • 94
I
.Extra.Floar, ~ . 8;25, Buttes, VIII- ' 20
Paints White Wkeat.l 55 Tub or salted batter,- 10
Prime lted Wheat, 150 I herd, 12
New Wheat, • ~,,..'"': 'Tallow, . 11
Print'Rye, / 15 i Liam,' - 10
Corn, ' 9t Shottlders, 8
Oats, .75 Skies, ' ..-, 8
Clover-seed, 8 60
Timothy-seed, . :2.60
Klaxiteed, 2 60
Dried Apples, putilail,2 00
Peatlt "Si:Litz," • 260
Peach "Ilutzehm," ' 1 62
Cherries, 175
'Onions. 100
Potatoes,ll%tis, 60
Apple Dfittel, iperoelc, 45
mw
BIBLES' 1. BIBL ES I—A large as.'
sortment of English bud 'German T 1 itolist, of different
kinds, from the tt'nollest I'oo.o GiblLto thn larvat
Vomits liihie, at low fricea, just routireittniti tor ettid
at the cheap Book 'Store of .1, it HECK) R, NVltlnut
St., between the Court Muse and the Jeff, Lebanon.
• •
A 1tii'!.';i.4711001i,...,—.A.3 - car's Soldier.
Far., h, F. .1"..i.Z.11131-, w 'obit , .IE.. me. coll3lllb 217 ; 1111.
gem, well behull hi elotbi coutajning4 jfriWts'eqtpeti , ..
ence of the 'author It the U. S. Pervice, 6 atonthit of
which *ll9 spent ili.jiehd ptiBollB. ettithietistiigWerk,
price 5 , 1 eta., to'r sale a'ribe cheap Book. Stiiie ofJOILN
L. II litlli lilt, Lebaniel, Pa. . .
•
A N experienced. Salesman in Dry Goods, Stcire r ono
W LIU sp4l),k'ilermLir ana English- Irsuste, .
Wanted . .
. ,Attpty- to itt4
4b.,Feb. 17 '134 - AIOODYEAIt k*D NEACII
- .411Ibi
- E .
nbakillElti.of the. Lebanon County.
1. Ashieintion .tbr the detection ALfloese
Thieves, anti the recovery of stolen 'tones,
. will -rneet„ at, .the publico hotole or 4 0 ax.
NithilES, in Lebanon, on SATURDAY,. MARGIE 5,
Merl, at .1 o'clock,-I'.
DMA A NVPresideut.
„py,fr sit slum , : ER, Emoretaity.
' ‘; • • ' 111;NR.T.'1+ORTNA, Tteaturpr.
Leiittnoti, Neb. IT, :
PUBLIC...SALE: • • .
%MILL be said at Public Seie, at the resideriee of the
VT subscriber, hula-mil e. smith-west from Aun
t-ills. near the read leading to Campbellstewn, Leba
non Counts, Pe., 1111
• • • TUESDA Y ArttreA 1, '64,
The foliolving Personal Property , viz t--A number 'of
nonscs! "
Iniporiecl from Canada ,
. strong, heavy '
its/,
WORKING HORSES
Sbutl-,ivr i ned. (R.. years and S months old,'
3CATIXIILinCALWX 3E3T-TI-a3r4.
'I4A 4.1.7 ImportedBkIRKSIIIICE • 414 / gt
Dlkr titajfeiter, Cows, P ' 6402 a.,
(8 imitable old) r
0 4 50111-1111111:1".13711r Ma e ,
3 broad,-rlitiejedl9 - 011a.lane as good, aa now,.2lhorse
Wagon with Sprinint;' ulky, 'Threshing Machine
'and Horse Y'ower, Windmill, all kid& Of TlOraa'aars,
Huy 'Rake„ of Yorks; Plougba, 114(thes,
gptitt Cratlo, ficYtheis;Cbatne, and , ra . oy,
sale tp coin/nonce at 12 o'clock M when conditions
will be made known' by
P. ROUSER, AdellOtieef. tVtittEiiPt B TZ"
Yeb.l7` ,
~'
larri b+
-
Soap, 7
Bees-wax, '25
White stags,
Nixed Bege t :. 3
Sax, lb., - 1234
mistlea, iL., 40
iteatliers, . 6234
NOOl. . 40
Soup beans, ^# qt., ,7'
1234
rtioonntto.
- •NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
•
l•itorOsA Ls FOR 'RONE r Y
von TIID
BOUNTY LOAN OF LEBANON COUNTY.
PitoPOSALs will he taken by the undereSgned,
Commissioners of Leh:Anon County. on Monday. {
the 7th day of:March, and on Monday, rite 21st day of I
March, A. D., 18114, at their Office, in the Borough of
Lebanon, for the Loan of
$lOO,OOO,
At the lowest rates of intrrest, to be applied to the
PAYMENT CF VOLUNTEERS,
in order to avoid a dtaft in said County. The said
loan will be taken payable in 1 year, or 5 year& at the
option of the Comm issioners. Loans will be taken of
one hundred dollar and upwards. No County tax
will be aamesod or collected on the loan,
THOMAS LESHER,
• IMITNIt FORN.CY. :-
'• .I.A.OOIIIIRMIACIINR.
Commissioners of Lebanon County.
Lebanon, Feb.l.7, ISfit.
•
• 'Fablie Sale.
vo n., be sold at Piddle Sale at the residence of the
:VW subscriber, near Zlnn's Mill, on the road leading
to Cornwall (formerly Sion'a Black Smith Shop,) on
SATURDAY. March 26, '64,
The following Persiinal iroperty,Wir - t--
. • 1 ram ityIIORSE, 1 COW. 1 new
Broad-wheels d Wagon, oar
" row-wheeled Waz 12, , Carriage, •
wa Rockaway, Spring Wagon 2
new Ploughs, 4 ;
2 SLITS OF BLAOKSMITEI TOOLS.
Lot of new IRON, Wagon. .fda
kers' Tools, Planks, Spokes,'AileiN, • • •
and all descriptions of WOOD for .; • Va . . 417
-Wagon Makers. 2 setsHARNESS,
2 Wheelbarrows, (one new.) &o.
ALSO,
At the mum Vale and ,la'oe =3 STOVES, BEDS and
BEDSTEADS,BIDET DAY CLOCK, Bureaus,
Tables, Cupboard, Desk, CiIP4R,
Looking Ole-see, Kettles, Pots, Pans. Darrel.%
F Tubs, Neat axed other Stands, Crockery and
Queensware, 'and a large variety of other ar
ticles too numerous to...lEl2o'obn,
881 e to comuionco at 10 o'clock A. 31 when term
Will be mede known by.
Cornwall, Feb:. 17, '64. PATRICIr. DISOWN.
Poudrette 7. 1 ' thitizette
r I
It: LODE MANUFACTURING COM Pit NV, with an
yaws 'ewe of 24 years., again offer Lir sale a uni
form article of Pondrette at low prices.. The i
miss of thOUSEERIs of customers attest to the feet that
it is the
_cheapest and the very best manure in, mar.
het, and partiettlarly titian ed for Tomteco, Coal, Po-
TATOES, and 4ARDEN TRUCE.
The Company manufactin a also. BONE T. 4. FEU (a sub
s HUI te..for Guano), from bone, night soil an&guano,
ground fine. Price/4h per ton.
A pamphlet containing directions for use, prices, &c,
may be had free by addressing, a letter to the office of
the Company. 65 C0URTL.4.1.114 STREET, iNENT Toon, or ap
plying to our authorised agent
P4UL POHL, jr.,
130 South Wharves, Philadelphia, Pa
Feb.37,1861.-31:0.
Public Sale
Household roperty.
Ncl -tht, b. ,41141 et Mite ie,
SATURDAY . ; rebro,try,27, 1664.
at the residence of Julian Rise, (American Iletel.) In
the Borough of Lebanon, the following artic es of Per
Property, viz :
,- - BEDS and BEDSTEADS. 1 Secretary,
I T 1 Writing Deek, STOVES,
G 7 L '
Stove Pipe, 2 se tte, , a,
acreen Table, CHAIRS
- • %Sash StailteV,: lquking
Glasses, BOWIA and Fitch- 11
ors, 1 Water Cooler, Carpeting, 1 Wood-
Chest, 1 Shower Bath, Spinning Wheel
!tired Reel, Tubs,
Kitchen Utensils, and other articles
too numerons to mention.
All kinds of 81111/111CS, Wines, Gin and Old Bye,
by the
Side to commence at 1 o'clock, 4: M., on said day,
when conditions will be made known by
Lab., Feb. 11, '61.-3t JULIANN RISE.
EXCITING NEWS 1
mnr4c.xi..m
L B LUDBMILCII
CTiM.BERLAND ST
IBM
NeW -- VcoDd - C" rtett—G'6lla4ll
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CAN BUYERS,
• ite'ribo; All colored.
MERINO, all colored.
,tAll Woolillelains, all colored.
.POPLIN MUSLIN DELAINS, &
:Mick FrOnch Cloth.
BEA7EII, - Over
CLOTH for LADIES, CLOAKS,
from $2,00 to $4,60.
Fancy and Black Cas4e.
Satinettes, - sold from 50 cl.s. to $l,OO
Bed Cheek and Ticking.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslin.
Woolen Stockings.
Shirting, .Flan,nel, Flannel
Calicoeii 'and . s.
.Woolen and Cott'on lioseiries.
and:--Gents' Gloves.
Hoop Skirts! Hoop Skirts!!
Balmoral Skirts.
Umbrellas ! •Umbrellas!!
Paper Collars.
A full line of
Lad ; ceSAnd Misses Shawls.
Woolen, ,HOode 1. Hoods ! !
Genera!' assortment of
Dry Goods',
Groceries, &
Queenswnre.
. L. X. LAUDERMILCH.
-otr All kinds of Country, produce
taken in exchange for Goods.
The *Largest Stock : -;.
The Best A ssortinient :
The Cheapest Goods :
- AT , • .
GOODYEAR &.DIFFENBACH'S
-
• -. Cheap . Cash and Produce ; tore,
Cumberland Street.
r
Raber's Block, Lebanon, Pa,
1 1 Er E baye j ust l*ceivpd auottror addition - to our alt
Tl , ready serge Stock of In Coeds. Groceries,
Queenswr,.. 0 „
-Fall line of Makket Shawls,
do do do limba do
do do do Scotch Plaids do
do do do Thibet Mourning do
do do
.116 „Sqconti do do,
•. • • Vress Goods.
Full line of French Merino, tat Colors
do do do Cobergs do
-do' do do A tpneca do du
do do do Delaine New Styles
du do do Sri - who Vatours do
do do do Poplins do
d. du do Valracia's du
do. do do Wool Detains do
do do do Wool Repps de
do do do Plaids do
do do,- do _Fig. Cashmeres.
31agnificeut line of Fancy Silks,
do do do Figr'd & Plain Black Silks.
Balmoral Skirts fir 2 76 and upwards,
Mop Skirts,
Full line of Skeletons, at a It prices,
do do do Quaker's Skirts,
Ladies Cloth.
Ihab Water ‘Proof, Black and Beaver Cloth from
41 Ili t0_43_50 per yard. .
Flannel& .•
Wool and Cotton Flannels, at ull prices:
Shirting. flannels do do Mr
Blankets . r do do do
Mena:- Wear.
Cloths, Caseimpres, Sstinetta and tiestinge.
Gents' Shawls, very Cheap. .
Mourning Departinent
Our 31ournihig department is conijilete, consisting
of Sickle add Double width Detains:-
Singleand Double width Cashuxeree;
do - ". •do • do'A I paetia - ,^
Merino, Bombazines, all Wool
Valencia, Silk: Stelpe Plidifs:.Delitines. Calico, &c.
Bosley*, Gloves, Vans, Collates.
English and French itimtie; &c.
Call, and look , throdgli 'our Stock and get the prices,
ne Lid trouble a to show goods. Our motto is
"Small profits, quiiik Shies." and good value.
:GOODYEAR & DIFFENBACIFS
New York Cheap` Cash Store. I
*Jacob E. L. tirulaiermasi 7 s*
,:tm.R*El 'CLASS ItATR:DRESS . INU AND LINIR-DYD
ING 9Al,ooN,ldarket, street, near Cumberland,
;War
u lf; p
p o a . t i ron hi k uu r ,lieto t u i ld e
respectfully solicit puoutinuance of the name.
Iv kb:tumuli, July 2,'18d2.
N. D.--'rileB+lluou vrAl 10 closed on .:Tquadiry..
Blanks forßounty and Invalid Pen
sion Claims jmit printed and for sale at the An.
F ILLiND, WINTER ABBY - . •
AT THIE-_,.NEWYP.II,...it, STORE:
Wit have just opened tha fatheering tiktpf great b r nr,..Ttio 4 . cece!ved from .4ur Luger is Now York :
Lamer, 20 and 20 ets. per yard; very ;bona '75./14 franiio eta:fipvaras, Hooped'.'Skirts'er Ni 7.01. very la
test styles; Bleck Stella Shawle, $l,OO and tipluida ; e iahtion-.Collarn And r 9k T l A.9!':?lkr,.. ti mn ever.
CROCERIES,,
We hare Jug received front New Yorke fresh stock of Gdif4NRIEC twelve
Bliolosse, Sugar, Cogree, Tea, doe., r:
ggir We buy our Goods exclusively for CAM. Atli are thereby always enabled to buy "them ws.
liud the cheapest and will 'thins glee our customers the benefit of this advantage. We hrve'hur t iiii e
price and our tertuaste CABIL Voine and oNamine our static, end if you don't buy you „w ill see no cross
feces.
Lebanon, Sept. 23, 136 E
-OF TUB
NEW AND CHEAP 1100 T
AND SHOE STORE.
lIR subscriber would respect fully inform the nit
' isms of Lebanon and vicinity, that he has rernov.-
ed his ROOT and MON STORE to Market street, next
door , south of Sirs. Ride's lintel, Lebanon. Pa.
where he keeps on
hand a large and well
- assorted stock of ail
kinds of BOOTS and
HOB S. Be will
make to order all
eliadhßa
kinds of BOOTS and
ATIOES, end at very
•Ishotit totiCe.— Ile al._
`So- keeps 'bp- -hand a
ihrge and'welbassort
ed stock of LEATHER, suelvitkßED AND .04K SOLE
LEATHER, CALF AND KIP SICINS, MOROCCkAND
FANCY LEATHER, RID, LININGS, ROANS, -BIND
INGS, &c.. and all kinds of Shoemakers' TOOLS AND
FINDINGS,;'„B4fOOI.:49OT-TIVEF , S, LASTS, ROOT
WADS and . WEBES, "AWL-BLADES, KNIVES, PEN.
CUES, HAMMERS, PINCERS, RASPS, TACKS.—
Constantly on band an assortment oflestings, Threads,
Shoe-nails, Peg-breaks, Sand-stones, Peas, Bristles, Bit
and Sboe.Too)e of every description. Having been en.
'gaged in the businesamore than twenty years, be feels
satisfied that he can give satisfaction to all who will
rtvor hint, with a call. Shoemakers fr an the country
will do well by calling eit him before purchasing else
whore:- • SAMUEL HAUCK.
Lebanon, Jen. 97 1861.
• 11:11 E NEW BAKERY ,
iltrlE undersigned would respectfully inform tbe viti
-1 zees of Lebanon, that be has commenced the -
IND In all. its varieties, at his stand. Mt
Cumberland street, Lebanon,"nearlY olipoMtd' the Bnek
fluted:, and 7111 supply custolnere with thabaidißEA`D,
CASES, , Fbdox 'received frOry,- custonters mid
returned- UVihturt.fli:breeil sitnit netice.4,
.C.© .I+'l -
-
of all kinds, fresh end• of the Pest quality, constantly
on 'mid, and furnished if theloweit prices. - .
Tb • public is invited to glee trio s friar
Lob nen; Nov. 0. 1659. - F. V. EBUR.
TAKE NOTICE•
botat9s.l w!!! - ::::: Well by call iug on J. H. Ilassiuma
11 Agent, RS he is prepared to du all kinds of TIN
ROOFING, SPOUTING adt3ol3 WORE( generally, at
the very lowest prices. He also has on hand a large
and good assortment of all kinds of TIN WARE. and
all of the must improved Gas Burning cogK
erovEs and PARLOR STOVES .' Ale°, all the
'`" different 'aria laVoiCliaprdved 'RANG/Ili , AND
nvATEns; no -mob - keeps cen
:•stautly on Mina a large Sider of all kinds °MOONING,
which he 'offer' , inoikiii-s.ce Hien . 111cy.oun be
bought of any other slatemen Ih
Cm., WAR E-ROOMS—One door South of the "Buck
Hotel," %%Mout Street. Lebanon, Pa.
Lebanon, December 25, 1861.
XfOIV is the time to buy your STOVES before cold
II winter Is here, and the beat and cheapest place is
at the
Lebanon Stove, Tin and Sheet Iron Mannfac•
tory of James 11: Rogers,
Two doors South from the Lebanon Bank, where can be
had the largest and beet assortment of PAuLcia:
{TALL, and COOKING- STOVES, ever offered in Leba
non, Gas Burners for Parlors or Bed Chambers of his
own make, with a general assortment of Parlor Stoves,
and a large variety of the best Cooking Stoves in the
county or borough, which he warrants to bake or roast
WASH BOILERS con tautly on band of all sizes,
alai the best material.
CLAM, BUCKETS—the largest assortment, the hear.
lest Iron, and the best made in Lebanon.
Also, a large stock of TIN WARE. made of the , best
material and in s workmanlike , tiitlnber: — As he - tali
practical ~ .Workinan,^anti•hatrqid eiperience "Of
twenty-Mier egrl: he feels confident that he can give
tistlifaction.
"'7Htetaketrthie'ruetlital br returning his thanks to his
numerouscustomers fortbelr liberal support, and he
hopes , . by strictly attending to tits own business and
letting other people's alone, to gtill receive a share of
Optic patronage. ' ' JAMES N. ROGERS.
iltar.Particular attention paid to all kinds of JOBBLNe
such as Roofing, Spouting, dec., and all work, warranted
LEBANON, VA
6%MUEL REINOEfib; ADOLPOUP NEB4I:VEnt. ELEILT
A Friendly lirayilation
LUMBER & COAL
` To the best advantage. at the old established and
well-known •
LUMBER YARD
REINOEHLS & MEILY
At the i fINION CANAL; on the. East end West sides o ,
• Ilarket Street, North Lebanon Borough. I
riITIE suberibers take pleasure In informing the eltl- 4 ,
sons of Lebanon, and surrounding counties, that
they still continue the LUMBER AND COAL BUST- I
NESS. at their old and well blown stand, where they
are daily reeelting additional supplies of the
- ' BEST AND , W.E . LIASEASONED WAVER. •
f conmisting of White 'andPthw Pine BOA ItOS, PLAN'it
I and SCA .NTl:fila.; • ••
' 'tfointock BOARDS, PLANrktuf ttANTLTf.7O. -
fi al LS, POSTS, PA I,INGS and FRNCIN3 BOARTIS.
ASII, froml In 4 thehi CIT from 54 to 3
POPLAR, froth to 2 s inch. '
'Poplar and hardwood SCANTLING.
Oak nod Maple BOARD'S and. PL,AXIC*.
Roofing-nod Pluto - Ina LATUS. •
SHINGLES!' SEII I gGLEB . I §lipiar.Es !I
, Also, Pine andilonslock:AlitslGMES.
A large stock of the hest' quality of Stove, Broken,
Egg and LirneburnerattOAL;` and also, the best Alle
gheny, COAL for Blircitaniths.
• Wit" 'Markin] fat' the liberal manner in which they
have heretofore been patronized, they would extend a
cordial invitation for a continuance of favors, as they
are confident that they now have the /avast, best and
cheapest stock - of LUMBER - on hand In the county,
which will be sold at a reasonable per tentage.
Please call and examine our stock and prices be
fore purchasingeleewhere.
hl INOETILS & EIETLY
25erth J:tLaniin borough. Nay 7, 1.862. •
'lithe cheapest and Best Wads
fools, Shoes, nails, Cops, &e,
VIPs undersigned has opened -one the BEST AS
1, SORTSHNTS of *f
BATS, CAPS,BOOTS, Slfo4"s, TRUNKS,
f Pita ', BLING BAGS;' &c.;' of al I , itibils,
L 1
ander the beat Materilds: whieli'lm will 0,, , , 9
sell at pricratO rorodintind thetn'to. thnelli
ears, - Of the- HATS Ikt bas- quite t gltierfetY' of New
Styles, embracing the Washringtclii; Stanton, Burnside,
Dupont, AlcOleltan, Steloettint and Monitor Bat, very
beautiful and very 'Olean; Of CARS he has a complete
eacortment of 'all the Now Myles, got up in superior
manner. with Rees finish; Wonten's Misses' and Chil
dren's Belinaills, Gaiters. Congress Boots,, Slippers,
and altothbr, hinds; Won's and Boys' Balmorais. Ox
'ford Tie=, Washington Ties, Congress Boots,-and'-all
other kinds. worn, by them, including BOOTS and
SNOBS, of the different varieties, at his - ebeap Store i n
Walkut AST, next to-the county Prison.
.0. Thankful for the libelsl encouiagement of the
public. heretofore, I would invite all w Islam; any th ing
in my line to Cali and examine my stock before making
their purehases. JOS. BOWMAN..
Lebanon, April 23,1562.
P. B.—idessures taken and work made at ',bort notice.,
READVITLIDE CLOTIIING
:.117g1,be sold at
X.*),irtinieliir. Low .IPrices.
it• I.•AftER, one of the firm of Reber dt lies
taken the eteek of Ready-mule Clothing at the
apittiditetnent, which - will enable bite to sell iowet than
any where elite can be baught. Call and see for your
selves before you mike your I+4l purchase.
TIMER DOORS WEST FROM tniURT ITEEF,2,
Lebanon ; Sept. 26, I&81 . lIENEY KAKEtt.
7 -
Firs! FITS: Frki7T--
A .
If. RICHEY, Merchant Tailor, respectfully as
A- - nounces to the citizens of Lebanon and vicinity
that he has just returned from the. city with a Sue as
sortment irt
CASSIMER-ES i
alf 'Which he will sell or wake tip to orderait
prices to suit the times, at lila No. Tailoring 'Fatah.
lishmentin Weica's New Block, 4. doors South of the
Buck Hotel, &kth' 'Walnut street:
. All work entrusted to bin cam will be manufactur.
rd in a workmanlike mom= as to !denten' and dura
bility.
Goods, parehrised eleewhero will be cheerfully made
elite order -n the usual moderate terms.
Having had years of experience itt the Teliciting cud
Dry-Gerets business. and being inclined to torn to the'
advantage of his customers, al the advantages result
in-' from said acynirements, ho feels satisfied that it
will ha responded to by a very liberal sharo of the pub
lic patronage. . ,
ifriends call once to please me a ft er that,pletiee your
*miring:
LATEST JVE
7.IICIELTAir, 410101 1 C ap .MIRTINkr1E.911r1110 m #
OF
REMOVAL
STOVES. STOVES.
Tn all tient rnlts of purchloing
doill - V-IN .- 6-AL,
EOM
LATEST NEWS
EVER SOLD IN LEBANON!!
Towle &Catlisle,
weNDALvs. PITILDINO, CumberhuictStreet, LebanfAtt, Pa
- - . - • .. 4 ., ~-, _ . , - .. 7,
1 8 6 2 N EVIV WiritidAEM.' 1 tate
DAMISB, in Ctuaberlittici Mae, - bhareett
Market and .the Court Ilinsie,zorthilW soy
now on hand a splendid assortment of the New, _
Style of RATS AND CAPS ? for men and tarp. tor Min
to which the attention of the public is respectfully in
ted. Mats of all prices, from the cheapest toll* mos
costly, always on hand. He hasalso just openo.d a viva
did assortment of SUMMER FIATS, embracing nth a
STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, PEARL, 110ItN, LEG
MORN, SENATE, CURIAE, and all others. •
um.lie will also Wholesa le , all kinds of Eats, Ceps
Ac., to Conntry Merchants on advantageous terms.
Lebanon, April 30,1562 • • .
Fashionable Tailoring
REMOVAL.
IiG,FFMAN won)d raspgetfally _lnform
lykthe Citizens of Lebanon„ that Ic3,ohas R.EMQVXD
his TAILORING Rosiness to' Cumberl;tad Street tiro
doors Bast of ',Market Rtreht, and opposite the Eagle
Hotel, where 'all persons who wish garmento,mmaa
up in the most fashionable style and best manhith, ',coda
,y4ed to cnlL - • ' 3
- TO TITLORSI-lldsfrebeire , d and for:sale gie N.Tork
and'Philadelphin.Repdit cif Swing &Rummer. Fashions.
Tailors wishing the Fashions should let ,thpanbseriber
know of the fact, so that he can make his ityrniiksitiOnta
accordingly. kuctrlEL RONFII:AN.
Lehavon,April 11:1,186I. . . •
MERCHANT ITAIRLARING.
SS. ItAASAY4 - in.Fusek?absiblintsisersier 0(01=-
. bezlead street and" Doe-Idle" olliyand alad
for 'aale, etcher by 415 yard" Or ,
tifolder, a bate
•
CLOTHS,
CA MIX tiVES and.'
VHSTINGS,
well selected from Goad Douses.'"GoadVita and . sub.
etantial making guaranteed to aii. Also ilandkea
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves. hosiery, Suspenders, Fancy and
Plain Linen Shirts, Under Shirts and Drawers.
ebanon. April 9.
soo c. cstratitANt
r t
South-West corner Eighth and Chaalll4,
MANITACTIMER AAT MASER LC • • -'
MEN'S F El EN - GOODS,
Nit LATEST STYLE:OE'
AC ant va Is , Sea rfi,.Neek4ietglite
Philadelphia, July 15i 1863.z-dat.
.. ~.. .
. .
G:ll.ii._ATliii[lllS ", de 'lllro' s.
"nrilv.lNEr united fu the BOOT and ' MOE iiiiiit
Ji r _t 1 1 / 4 4.4. from their determination to begunetid.
n
snake non; but the 'heat of work, they feellike soliciting
a large of *fallitic patronage . Theywill always be found
at theft' OLD STAND, ibinw Dolunno.) in Iltartet Street,
nearly opposite. Team Rise's Hotel; where the will be
ready to eerre and'idehae the it ettetonierla
, .
T4eyhave nom on hand a large acisortirispt
• BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, "
cal:Prf VAG s, &e., which they offer alVedaeld prices,
45P• Pomona dealing at this SHQKSTORE, gum be
sniffed with REA D Y -3IADE WORE * . or ban, it made t 9
order. "Satisfaction is &ways:3o4H' :
Pollinator attentionggen to th e „lINPAIIIINg
Boots and Shoes. .
JOY?, 113131: 1 :
A TKIN§ 4 - BRO.'S New litoorlind Si;oeStorela ffttbd
A
op in good order for emt - arias/4 convenleakees . 1 49
for ladies andt;lentlernen: ' -
ATKINS & BRO.'S New Boot and Shoe Straw is fitted
up in good order for comfortaild 'convenienge, both
for ladies and Gentlemen. • •
A THINS & BRO. promise to be Funchal. sod will en
deavor t. please all **homey call on them toißootil
and Rhona . : • •
6 .
WANTED T.,._ Ile ()
50000 44 -Tgatinz . iiif L . -
,
50,006 bushels OAS/
56.000 bisheis
Afiro;ctovErtskini; - TIMOTUY SEED, raiseed, foe
which the lighekt CASE prices 101 be' p41.-at the Leh
ap . utLya4.ley
.!tailruud_Depot, Lehunon.
aizeltan 1T0P5.11.4.41f.
Lebanon, July 17.1861. - _
$lOO REWARD!
- For atnedieine that will care
cottilta;
II FUJI "
TICKLING' Tir,fite- THROAT, 1,
WHOOPING. COIIGIL
Or retiece CONSTINIPTLKE tOIIGII,
• - -
4 1 111 110101111 .1. WM -
COUGH BALSAM.-
I OVER -FLVE'T•SOUSAND BOTTLES
have been Fold in its native town.'nn;i l 11101 t ghigle
iticrail4rek - " •
We have, in oniP igiftt.shio'n.;#7, Aittanttti fir certifi•
i rate?. Fome of them Venni
EMINENT PHYSICIA-NS.
who have used it in. their practice, and Fiven.ft the
preenlinenee over iiity other - compound.
it does hot drY.,hp a COUGIi.
but loosens it, so as to enahle the patient to'expeetre
rate freely. ' '
TWO-OR THREE -DOStSI
WILL lAS'A,RTABLY VIIRE Tn r.,TAN43
IN E
,lAROAT.
A HALF Bottle hA; °flab completely turd" th!l
StubbornG g . • -
end ,yet, tlteegb itPfa , so elite atiA.pperly, twits opera.
thin, ft hi perredly IttittttlethlAwittg vegetable.
At fa very altr.toftfle,3s•ll* tatitei awl lne.y be adminis
tered' h.' clelldtfin of eny .ge.
Ia xtihewor CROUP we win gfilitintaft*
• , taft , l2 in ppaten. . •
should be
is.with in 'the retieti of ell. Ulf , tiefk •-`
4 1 :73331ar Cetwais.• ".
•
.-And if an investment and • then:emit trial doe* nor,
t•bt.ek or the 'shove itrwernent. the mouej , wilt be"
refunded. .'We.eay this kravving 'motits. 'and leer
confident that one trial will - errors for it a home in .
every household. •
Do not waste away with Coughing, whed so.emall as
investment will cure you; "it limy he had of any re
spectable Druggist in tifern[who will• furnish you
with a circular of genuine certificates of .cures it has
made.
C. G. CLARK & CO.,
.Prorictor.l;•
KEW 84Y..F41.• CT.
Forßele by Druysiiie hr city, cotsititty, ,
every
where.- • • :
• AilbrolaitleAY'
JOIINSON. HOLLOWAY COWD'EIt,
'23 NortirSti-th'Sfreet, Philadelphia,
Its.CA WING KAM itioAD!
WINTER ARRANGEMErh ti
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EidT . TRUNK LINE PRO ' 3/ . . THE NbRTI3 AND
Niartb-Wesf fur PERLA D sr,prri A, SEW-YORK,
-READING, POTTSVILLE, LEBANON ALLENTOWN
EASTON, OiC., kc
Trains - leave Harrisburg for Ph iladelph la , Nev . -York,
Reading. Pottsville, and all intermediate Station, erg-
A 31., and 2.00 P. 31, passing Lebanon 943 LAI:, and
30e N. M. sr
New yr:press leaves, Uurrlsburg at 6.30,1.31., passes
Lebanon at 7.80 A. NI.. arriving at New ork' aY
the StalltI1001 • 11111g. -
Fares from ltarrisburg : To Neti-York . ss 15: to Phfl
adelpirin $0 35 and $210: Baggage checked through.'
:110turnirtg. , leave New-York:at 6 ht..;l24looniaud
7 P. 31... PITTSI3ISIIG RX,ilth*L,•:Xela,te`,lllllladel
phi* at 3.15 A. 31.,•ittni 447 Pakting eellanou at
12.17'u01inf.7.17: P.-51. and - BangesecttilAs
Sleeping cars in the .New York Express :Trains,
through round from Pittabuigh * wlthiMi Airtige..•
Passenger. by, thsCatarrissa,RailroadleareTarpoqua'
at 8.50 A. M., and' 215 P. 31: for "Pialadelplific Nest.
York. Mid Ai .. ? 44 •
Trains leave Potterille at 9.15 A. M.. and P. 11
for Philadelphia. Ila , Trltbur , •• New'rork7 '
Au Accoluiooliall& — Paiaetwli liabilkhire's Beading
at 6.00 , and returns front Plillailetobirt•at 5 00 P.
M.
•41230' All the atiortit rains rutrVallY, l 3linflo s ttee'p .
A Sunday , train, I eaves PO4 tie.. 116. at- 7.30 A:...31„ and,
Philadelphia at 815 Al.' • .
Commutation" tiekag. krith‘ . 2tl' Cottions •at per 7.
z
cent: betw,een any, points desired ~ • ,
.Mileage TidlteeS. goal?, * ir la% betwenti: aIL
points at $l6 Faigiltis and Itindubsit Parisi
Setwon.Wittlanhool Tieffets, at reduced 'malts to awd,
from
80,tiemadi gragg%e allowed each passenger.
Paraengeranre requestod to • purchase- thidi 7 tfokete
before entering the - cars, as higher...Faxes.are clogged
. • .
if paid in cars.
1:1-‘/V.NICidthLE4
-General Zniterintendent.
Dec. 9, 18t13--,,,.
. - LEBANON,_AcAIItA4Y' ,
rriirE dotiaiaig . adit hdrebylia`form the paitalid that tha
It- Ldwoon Acadinikli siatibiteadiret - fictieltilyibe
tha",yooth: of the Itaroo,:h, aiwVos du n u nd~jeiui
pupils mow ata-ood,
-Lw, %lam" tbelditettartilieelteptheed itszetteraf
etterietter.•eitthetrenttel its standitrd:.byrfrelast4i ed.
mit pupils
,witheft Cho d by
tbtie'deatittub4 eare'thvy I:ebe re`raid this school thy .
.
itapa ape:4Am* ittlhe ts,t4hattett cot this eetretrabity.—
thatited'uutsitier`cd papas of the preper prate cast be
admitted front the couutry applyiesvto• , '"- • •
• -dAtplit Pre id et:
• rosEvuA.aciiVseefersl .. y,
. . or to dYttti•d tti)( 4- git:TeacPlV---
• Oaf-Tuition for cownont aull hi? 6e' -
ISE
s. n.t.mser.
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