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WEDlitEl3oklt, MAUR 2, Is6l
HOU AFFAIRS.
'"• &an "cir PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Adre!thied.•in the Avvennsgn, or for which bills have
been printed at this office.
)1 7 xThiflredaY,. March. S—Samuel Loose, 'Stock, Farming
Implements. &a.. Heidelberg.
Saturday, March 6—Joseph H. Blouch, Stock and Farm: .
big Implements, N. Lebanon township.
Saturday. March 6—Josiah K . Fees,
,Stock, Farming
.Implements, dc.,' Cornwall, •
Baturday, March 5-e John 5 Itershberger, Mount Ne
bo, Carpenter Tools and 'Household.
MOnday, Marsh I—Stock. and Panning Implements of
Moses UhriCh, in Cornwall township.
Wednesday, March 9--Personal Property of Jacob
dee'd., near Fredericksburg.
Friday, March it—Personal Property of John Bohner,
South
01 "jalj-, - alarch 12—Store Goods, Stock and Parra ing
w etements of John Carper, dec'd., South Anoritie
'.rownship.
' 'Tuisday. March 15--Personal Property bf David Leab-; ,
In Lebanon.
Wednesday, March 16—John Kegerrise, Penn
ing Implements, do.. Ileidelber;„
Thursday, March 11—John 'nets, S.. Annrille.
Monday, March 21—Per.lona1 Property and Store Goods
of B. K. Horning, in Mt.7Yehc. '
Tuesday, March 22—Abraham Both, dec'd., S.Lebanon.
Saturday, klatch 26—Patrick Brown, Personal Proper
ty, Unntwoll.
,
PRIVATE SALES
Borough property of.Tatoes N. Rogers
Borough property of Grorgu S. Gamer
Out..Lota of Adam Kiteher.
Farm to East Hanover, by S. J Stine
THE DRAFT.--The U. S. Housa
of Representatives has passed - a joint reso
lution, which will doubtless be concurred
in by the Senate, continuing the payment
of U. S. bounties until the Ist of A pril,
which is virtually postponing the draft to
that day,
• The Treasurer of Lebanon coun
ty gave notice last week by handbill, that
he would pay on Friday last the county
bounty of 6300 to all men en listing, and
having themselves credited to Lebanon
county. He - attended at Harrisburg for
that purpose. We • presume that the
bounty can be obtained at any time un
til the Ist of April, by conforming to cer
tain requirements.
In regard to the local bounty to veter
ans, matters seem still to be in somewhat
of a muss Phe Provost Marshal Gener
al has decided thaS the veterans are claim
ed.by the U. S., but from the following it
will be seen ttitit the matter is still "open
for discussion.'"
WAR DEPARTMENT, PROVOST MkRSRAL'S Omer,
WASHINGTON, D G., Feb. 18, 1864. It
Inreply to your communication of theinst , rel
ative to crediting men imenlisting, am, fnetructed by
the Provoit Marshal General to say that Moo re-enlisting
will be credited and deducted from the !pinta of the--ilis
trict in the same mann.rr that new recruits are Credleed.
', The Maker roll is the evidence on which credits are
based, and it is important that the Rolls show to what
Dletrictlbe credit °inlaid - be ghlen, otherwise it will be
given to 'the "State et large. Very respectfully your
obedient servant, - HENRY B. MAYNADES,
.Gapt: LB. A.in char'g'e of Enrolment Bureau.
We also' learn, in addition, that the
Provost. Marshal Generars decision is re
,PlWittied.by' blither autherilies. The equi
table and just way would he to at once
allow them to credit themselves where
they - please, and thus stand on an equal
footing with all others. It is hardly me.
essary to allude to- the hundred rumors
that are, and have been, afloat in regard
to the "bounties," but this is certain, that
a vast de of indecision and ignorance
has been prevalent on the part of those
who presume to shape matters and things
national, State and county. If fair and
squ ire and intelligible proceedings had
been adoPted at once in regard to the
bounties there would have been no diffi.
catty at all in filling the quota of Lebanon
county, and supplying a handsome surplus.
As it is, scores Of men have left for other
countitiaintid atill Mbrethreaten to go, so
that in the mrkwe,shall,orobably find our
selves slcdtemillte coming draft and be
obliged to resort s tc9,11 our
4,- 'l', 4`,4 .;;;"1
PILOPOST 111A,380/.1:8..0P100 6 , TOMB DIITOICT. Rt.}
POriSVILLZ, February 23, 1864.
The following is the
,quota.of Lebseon
county ' s/lotted 'to theAtfierint sub-dietHets, as near as
can be ascertained, at preent. It may vary a little when
announcedoftittialliiitit noi - matertally: 1; 4 1
48th Sub.Distriet Cold S'pring....... ...... ........ . . . . .....-. 03
49th " East Hanover 17
50th ..e," ,Union - .....,:. • ".• ... 09,
5114 04 V l4. ' '-Swatara - -, .. - ' 11,
524 " - Bethel 21
53rd - " North 'Lebanon 0 .... 15
54th " Lebt•non Borough 55
55th " North Lebanon Borough '45
-50th " Jackson - •
57th < ii Millereek ..... , . ... . . 14
58th .•, " South Lebanon 14
59th ""Heidelberg.- 19
66th - a Cornwall .....• • 15
- 6 1 91 . . " South Annvike 35
62d ' • a Londonderry ' 19
63rd • " North Annyille. 17
296
Tile,* severed quarts must be credited to the sererni
tub-diebricte He numbered.
Or E. P. Hill, conyietetlin the Dauphin
county Conrts,a few sieekS ago, of embezzling the
money of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, while
a conductor on that road, ham been contended to the
penitbuttary for one year, and to pay a fine of one
hundred dollars, with costa of Cult. •
, .
tfir A meeting' of the members of the
Bar and Mears of the'several Courts of Lebanon county,
was held at the Prothouotary's Cllee;'in inbariOn, on
Tuesday, February 23, 1804, relative to the "death of
Jabintra..2 Besesajtvg , late Sheriff of Lebanon emu. ty,
whin, on ridilion,4. W. Mish,Esg.. preshiSd Se Chairman,
'and 3stneslf.Ebur acted as Secretary.
.00 mitten. Messrs. Josiah Punch, Aare L . tengliter
and C. P. Miller' were appointed a Committee to draft .
resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting:
The following rrsoidtions were reported by the . Com
mittee:
. .. . .
Vassalred; That We hare tiara With deep regret of i
the death of JONATHAN BENDER,. high Sheriff of
Lebanon coat ntv-andrecoanice in the Balaton dispensation
which called Vim so nreldeoly from our midst., another
evidence of the precarious tenure of human life. -
Resolved, That in our intercourse with him -as an
officer, we have lone it him courteous and obliging and
t waYB PmutPt /' the discharge of hie duty ; governed
ut Y :t i e g.wh as alike
of : honor and the proprieties of his sta
..as alike exemplary as a cittsen and an officer
11 .= --' r%ved, That we tender to Om- family of , the deceased
'''..".w sincere sympathies in their bereavement, and com
mend them for consolation in their soden, to they,
Beteg who will ever he Mindful of the wants of the
'widow and fatherless.
Resolved, That we will attend the funeral of oar late
Sheriff in a body, on Thursday,the 26th inst., at 9 o'clock,
A. 31 , and as a -further mark of respect, the offices be
closed from 9 WeloUlt, A. M. to 3 eclock,P. )1.,0n said day'
..
' On motion, resolutions were adopted ilia Riisaler
Boyer,Spl.W. Strohm and Grant Weidman, Beetle., were
appointed a Committee superintend the publication
. , ,
of the proceedings of this meeting, and present a copy
of tbe.resolutions to the family of the ~
The Secretary, James W := Bbur, was 'directed to notify
the several Judges of , tliii"-OlFurni of Lebanon county, of
_ , =
the demise of Jonathan. BenderrEsq , and =invite. them
,
to unite with the•mernbere. of the Bar and officers of the
...
Courts, In attending theliffieral of the deceased
On antion, 'the proceedings and resolutions were
, , .
ordered Whit published in the nevomipers printeitin the
. - ••••
torougit nf Lebanon: ~ .
On motion."adiOnfOo4; '''
' •
Janes W ' B IM* 'Sfe,IV - Joliii ir: NMI, triet.
*.,.11 ~ ..,
- of • •Leinbach'srEarm-On
4 aturday last, Mr. William Leinbach, al
Sprigs township, 1100
WA well
far - t0w:4,136 acres, iyipg"Wes t
side of the' Schey,*til, jtt,s( l ?ayonci: the,
Penn street bridge:, tWr, Qeurfte
Sor.the ii4ndso o 6 : 46 o l ' o ,oo.lgaQ.,. of over 3o o,
Ii an acre. There is an insghouteObie
nle stone quarry upon tbe'fq,,m. which
in is a fOrtune..—.7nytdiny Gazette. I
I' l tte treatment of Wm. Shirk,
itsci., by the mob, on Thursday last, was
discreditable to the itoldlers engaged in it;
as well as to human stature. Of all men
in this community, the la'st to receive bad
treatment and even blows at the hands of
the 93d shottld be William Shirk They
had no better friend. He served them as
no other did. During the organization
of the regiment he was never &wanting in
endeavours to benefit them. After they
had left he visited them in camp and hos
pital, and always with good cheer and
glad tidings. In his labors of charity for
them be even contracted a disease that
clung to him for months, and from which
he suffered .day and night. Not a meet
ing was - held foftlieir benefit or welfare in
which his well-X.nown charity and kind
ness of heart was not taken advantage o r
to prOmote its success. No labor for their
advantage, was, too much for him. And
among the open arms with which they
were receivad upon their return, none
were morr, unselfishly outstretched than
those 'of William Shirk. He has had his
"feward. 'His political belief has been
pronounced treasonable ; a banner put up
by himself and friends, with the names of
his favorite candidates for office, has been
torn down by mob violence ; his Club
room invested and- its adornments broken
and flung into the streets ; the property
of his friends threatened, and himself sub
jected to blows. It is very true, and we
are pleased to note the fact, that the 93d,
as a Regiment, as well as a very large
majority of its members individually, are
said to denounce and condemn the out
rages of last Thursday. We hope so,
and we trust, for the vindication of their
own gratitute and honor, they do so
in an authoritative form.
A number of . young !adies of
this.place intend holding an exhibition in
the Court House on next Monday eve
ning the 7th of March, for the' benefit - of
the sick and wounded soldiers. Recita
tions, , dialOgues, and other pleasing and
instructive entertainments will make up
the programme. The Perseverance Band
Will alsa be in attendance to intersperse
the proceedings with its choice music.—
Asthe exhibition is for so laudable an ob
ject it is hoped . that a liberal encourage-
Ment may be extended .to the enterprise.
A meeting of the members of
the Union Fire Company will be held in
the Hall next Meiiday even ing, at 7 o'clock.
All the members are invited to attend as
the semi annual election for officers will
take place,-and-other important thisiness
-be transacted.
Provo!dlidarrebet gmnerah.Fry bag decided that
distrietiiriithierelitdd - idi the call for five bun
dred„thmiiiiiird men with all enlisted men from
the-ItkofJuly,lBo,do,Mareitr9.lBfid, and with
all drafted men who have respol l tiol'in person,
by Ct 92311701 tap on , or sr, ith , substito tee.
We fihd the alone-in the "pa
pers," but cannot vouch for its correct
ness.- Fry gives so many "decisions,"
contradicting, each other, that it is hard to
believe anything coming from that
source; much lev can we believe it if
only said to come from thence.
The De`werats of Cornwall
township,will meet at the,public house of
Joseph BOwMan, on tfe Plank Road, on
Saturday,' March 12, 41564. at 2 o'clock
P. M. 'for the parpose of settling a town
ship ticket.. %r-order ofthecommittee.
Counterfeit
Treaiuiy - NOTe - . A New counterfeit on
the $2O- Treasury notes has lately been
Put in , extensive circulation. Theface of
the bill is nearly a fac simile, of the aen-
uine, and it is supposed that part
",of the
original dies were stolen; but the fiaud is
easily detect 4 by, Ofkriiirkintthe git) in
Vtie , vignette, the cypher.in which covers ;a
portion of the left shoulder of the Goddess
of Liberty. An t.the genuine there is a
blank space between them. 'The fieure
of the Goddess is not So artistic as in the
trephine, and the back of the bill is coarse
ly executed:
We are able, this week, to an-
Pclunce theradditiOnibf thirteen more sub
se'ribers.. There 'are many_neighborimods
'where good iierno - crals .are still taking
eh
edition.sheets to•.the Vxclusion their
own tk The change is only
,a matter of
time. Every true democrat should per:
suade his immediate neighbors, who are
able to take . a paper, to take the Anvea-
TISER. •In this way you put arguments
into their hands more effectually than in
any other way. Every subscriber can
think of some one' to whom he might
speak on the subject, Send us good
names.
. .
Church Dedication.—The new
Meeting House of the Church of dad at
Palmyra, will 'tie` 'dedicated to the wor
ship 'of Goa on - atihath', March 13th
1864. '
We bad a visit on Friday from
our friend C. W. Flemensdeffer, a mem,
her of the , B4th Regiment, P. V. I. He is
a good rd,bray.e.soldier, which hes been
proved on no less than tweri t ty battle fields,
besidesi;:king43areiri numerous siFirmish
es. He is also a good democrat and loves'
his old commander, Qeneral 'McClellan.
He has re-enlisted, and is. now at home
on 35 days' furlough. We were glad to
see him, as we always are to "see those
who do, their duty faithfully - to their coun
try. The reptqation of- his regiment will
not-suffer laT; any act of either in the
field, in tat*, or at home
liounties.—A general 'bill is
penAtrig in the House of Representatives
of• Pennsylvania ,which will undoubt!dly
become a law,* legalizing the 'action of
Boards of School4,Directors, Township
Supervisors and Township Comniission
.ers, in levying, assessing.and s collecting
tax : for the; ayment of bounties, to.volun•
Leers, for the purpose of filling,their re
'spective quotas under the call of the tires
idenefoFfiieVuMfred tifoimartinen;
*hen the citizens, of„a toilriShip or
borough,desire.a.tax to be levied , for this
purpose, the Board of
pass a resolutions levying a tals, for the
said•purPOse':‘ ` . The"Dito.44e'Sr thegener
al act Will;thenzlegallie;theiratetions.,
- -
in the Philadelphia Markets,
last week, the demand for Flour was-lim
ited and the Market very dull at fanner
whpsit was also dull and rather
lawn.
ICATT. Pori/ a9tivand firm
cc, Oats dull. •
Tbc offerings. fi.4 Beer Cattle .were
light and t,l?e prices bettev. Bpgs and
Sheep**, 4*'fiimer.
BLANK RECEIPTS
For collectors of Statt?, County, aod 3ii litig
Tax, for sale cheap at the Advertiser Office.
- Aloe for Collectors of School Tax.
From the iteMiluir PatetiO,
tin 93d PENNSYLVANIA VOLUMBAS
dongratuialoiti tetter m 6:eneiai Wheaton.
ITEADQU mrrEtiO 93t1 1 1 4 VOLS.
'Lniialvoiit, Pa., Pebruary 25, MIL
Mit. J. LAWRENCE GETZ. •
Dear Sir : —The enclosed letter has just been
received from General Wheaton, and I have been
requested by Lt. Col. Long, to forward it to you
for publication. As Barks county is largely rep.
resented in the "93rd," it will no doubt be
gratify log to its many friends to' know the opin
ion of its Brigade Commander, under vrhom.it
has served for more than 15 months; and to the
brave Veterans, that their services are duly op
predated by their cpmmanding'General.
I have no doubt but Mit we will he able to
accede to the General's wishes, and that when
we return to the Brigade on the 1.11% of March,
the 'Beg imen t will be recruited to the 'maximum
standard. Tbe. Lehanon °minty companies are
very near fu 11 ;--let "Old Berke" do the same
for Companka B and IC, to maintain the reputa
tion won by its brave sons.
I am, sir,
very resperatfully,
Your obedient Beryl.
E. W. STAMBACH,
Sergt. Major 93rd Pa. Vols.
IlnAnotr,trernus 3n Bnic. r __3o Divistex,
ARMY CORPS, DEPT. WEST VIROINIA,
IlArtm's FERAT, VA., Feb. 20 th.lS64.
Lieut. Colonel Soto S. Lowe}, commanding 93rd
Penns. Veteran Volunteers, Lebanon, Peuna.
Colonel was not in my power to be pres
ent and bid your gallant Regiment "God s peed,"
when you loft the Brigade as Veteran Volun
teers, and went home to recruit your ranks, and
to receive the warm welcome that awaits brave
teen.
I learn that you are succeeding well in your
efforts to -fill your. Companies, and I write to ..
tender yea-and your common d my warmest con
gratulations. The great "Keystone State" has
sent few regiments to the field who can return
showing as handsome a record as, the one you
command ; every one of your officers and men
should be as proud of the reputation th„93rd has
earned on so many fields, as I am eenfideut of
its ability to maintain that reputation unsullied
to the end. • .
Please present my warmest regards to your
command, and tell each one he shout& not ha
satisfied unless he brings back n volunteer re
cruit by his side. I should be Very much gratifi
ed to _Ace your ranks filled without the aid of
drafted men; thus far we have not ore in zhe
brigade.
Wishing you all every success and trusting
you w ill use great efforts to recru it your regiment
to the maximum standard,
I remain, sincerely your obedient servant
(Signed) FRANK IV Lt EATON,
Brig. Gen. U. S. V
Constables will save thernselVes
a gr.od-deal of writing and unnecessary
trouble, by procuring our blank handbills
for advertising the Spring Elections. •
Union institute,
According to previous notice, the Teachers of
North Annviile, Sandi 'Annville, and Cornwall,,
held their "Union Institute" atAnnville, in tbe
"Lebanon Valley Institute," on the 20th, ult.,
Thirty•tive Teachers were present. The Exer.
cises consisted °Me usual array. of Class Drills,
Orations, Essays, and discus - Mous ) interspersed
with Vocal Music.
The day passed very pleasantly.; the exercises
being animated and interesting. The following
Resolutions were unanimously adopted by the
members in attendance.
Rewired, That we take this opportunity to re
iterate our firm. and unwavering loyalty to the
Union; and that we will do all in our power to
suppress the unholy; AV inked rebellion.
Resolved, That the thanks 'and bes t w idles of
all be tendered to the citizens of Annville, fur
their kind reception.
Resolved, That our special thanks are due to
W. J. Burnside for hie k indness in allowing us
the use of the Institute.
Resolved, That the thanks of the Teachers be
tendered to the Editeifs of 'die Advertiier, and
Courier, fey kindly publishing the proceedings
of our meetings. ea
C. H. RAIIOII,
S. RIEGEL, Com.
11. FISHER.
Coughs, Hoarseness, and the various Throat
affections to which Public Speakers, - Military
Officers, and Singers are liable, relieved by
üßilowies Hnotscniat, TRocuts."• Having aet
tvaev influence to the affected- parts, they allay
Pulmonary Irritation.
..Attention Company 1 , --Volunteers, who e,
',- ,, s4ss!rww - Aw.r..rwa — tftn't
caropitign,MaSt see to qt-Chetuselves, do not
trurtto.the Army,. Surgeons, supply. yptirselves
with-HOLtOIWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.
,EveF3'. Spldierls :Knapsack contains
'Min, Only 25 'cents -per bax Or pat. - 212
Tobacco Seed.—Fresh Tobacco
Seed just received and for sale 'at Lem
berger's •Dreg Store.
, .
-Mr. Sohn Matthes; . the present
:'popular landrord of the Market Street Hotel,
.liLebarion, has leased Mrs. It ise's Hotel, of which
he will take possession on thefirst of April next.
Many hnprovetneets. and • ishrbihticing are' to be
made in the newplace, so as to make it first
elites Motel, and with - re landlord like John it will
not lose its reputation which, for eo many years,
it possessed under it present but retiring proprie
trass. The house at present 'occupied by Mr.
M., we understand, is to be converted to other
purposes, ao that the new stand will accommo.
date the custotiters of both . houses and as many
more as may, find irconven lent and pleasant to
top t here.
. .
' TAKE LIN OTIOR.—The enrolling is go
hig on. .and It is expected that - `the Conscription ac
will be enforced immediately, so I would advice every
body to get their PICTURES taken In time for their re
lations and friends. and the only place to get a No.l,
Picture IR at ZIMMERMAN'S New York Photographic
Gallery, for he is taking the cheapest, the hest, and
most lire-like Pictures in Lebanon. It is admitted by
all that he can't be beat, fur his gallery is always
crowded. Give him a cull wed you will. Soil as we rec
ommend. Remember the place. Zimmerman's New
York Photographic Gallery, in Cumberland St. Call
early and avoid IL crowd.
P. S.—Children and anybody th r at has got weak eyes
should call at Zimm:rman's Gallery. His Pictures on
ly rimtt ire from 3 to 5 secomb than to sit
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Powder,. Caps, Ike.
ATTENTIO:V SPORTEMEN.-J. 0. AIII.E.NDACH would ro
speetfully - inform the public that be, continues the.
business of manufacturing and dealing in.
GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS, POWDER,
CapS, Wads, and all kinds of gunning end gun materi
al, at his Store, •on Market street, a few doors North of
the L... V..IL It., Lebanon, Pa. .
tra...Altkinds of Repairing done at the shortest pos
Bible notieo and in the best style Of workmanship.
Lebanon, Juno 24. 1863.—1 y
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QIIESTION. - 1 - 10 1 1 0 there Dick and
wg.pcyr Niter:: are you going, that you are in such a
hurry r
Awrap..—xvhy we are just on our way to Daily's
Phhtograph Gallery, to have mar pictures taken . Ile
takes splendid pictures, and his Gallery is nearly all
the time crowded. so I said to Nancy we go ear•
ly, this morning before any body else gets there, or we
wilt hare to come away again without' getting any.
QUEST,—YeSI l.havc Maud too that Daily's. Gallery
is nearly all the time crowded, and so why don't you
go to sonic other Gallery ?
Ates.-011 my! we could not think ()touch a thing.—
We admire the true and beautiful picture that Daily
takes. so much that we would not go to another Gal
lery if we could get them foe nothing lie has seven
years, experience in the business, bass a complete sett of
improved Instruments, ait'excellint sky-Debt, anp
there fore takes the best pictures n town, and so of
course every body that wants a good picture goes to I
Quess.—What kind of Pictures doemia take?
Atilt—lle takes Photographs from miniature, ie life
size, plain or • colored. Ills card. pictures have been
pronounced.mbre truthful and life like than some that
, havebeen taken in our large cities. Ilis Ambiotypcs
are beautifel, and can't be beat. Ile also excela
copying pictures from areall'Daguerrentypes, and en
larging them almost to any size.
GOsal.—.Where is this Gal levy must' give him a
calltoo.Ave.—Just . come along with Raney mid 1, and we
will show you. It is in Stine 'a, New Building, next
door to the Lebanon Depoe it Dank— its hue constant
ly an handm good assortment of Gilt and:Rosewood
Frames, Caeca; Albums, itc., Which be - sells cheap.--
Per good and cheap Pictures we advice all tmgo to:Ai
. Gallery,.*Lebanon, * Pa. : • ' March' 11, '6l.
g l ittiat gtntitts.
."BE- WISE BY TihisS.t
Do not trine with your lieuith, - Constitution and
Character_
If you are sulleriag with any Diseases for which
- 11EMBOLD'S EXTRACT EUCLID
is recoromended,
'TRY IT TRY IT I TRY IT
It will Cure you, save Long Buffering, allaying Pain
and Inflammation, aud will restore you to
HEALTH AND TURITY,
• At Little Expellee, , - .
4r o .l*rir.
" eitt the Aerfert eniedt " yether tgetnit and
call ilend fort .
, BEVY - NEE 0P CONS IER FRITS.
Ask foi Hembathi. take'No Other.
• dIIRES GIiJARANTE.RJBnna.;
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=II
Pat. TOBIAS' VENETIAN HOME LINI
IIMENT. pint bottlea at fifty mate sub, for
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. M •
laeness, cuts, galls, colic, sprains, Se., warranted
Cheaper than any other. It is used by an the great
horsemen on Long Island courses. It will not cure
ring bone nor epavin, Ile there is no liniment In exis
tence that will. What it is stated to Cure it positively
does, No money Of horsey OM be seit.hout it after trying
one bottle. thoijose - revives and often sores the life
ohm over-hcsted•or:lVlven hone.. For colic end het
ly-sche it has. never trailed Just as sure as the sun
rises, just voeure is this,valuable Liniment lo be the
Horse embrocation of the day. Sold by; all druggists.
Office, N Cortiandt•Stteet, New York. -'`"
Feb. 10,
CONFOSSIONS, AND EXPERIE.:NOE
Or AN
, ... .L., _
INVAL I 13'. .
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Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MNN - -
'whr;eutrer'frorn itervonsi pchflity, PrOinaWre Decay of
"Manhood, etc
~ ,:ntieytrE *Atilt iftmelinte, 1
TREMENS OP SELF CUBE.
By. one who ban mired klmself after being put to
great expenite and injary through medkat humbug
and quackery.
By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of the - author.
NATHANIRL MAYFAIR, Esq..
Bedford, Kinge"county, N. Y.
May 27, 1863.-1 y
Teriblp .IHrisclosures
. _
cycnkre for the thllHon l A meat valuableand won
derfnl publication. A work of 400 pages, and 30
colored engravings. DR. HUNTER'S TADS 511501151,
an original and popular treatise on Man and Woman,
their Physiology. Itnirtions, and:.Sexual disorders of
every kind, with Never Pailingikßemedies for their
speedy cure. The practice of DR. 'HUNTER, has long
been, and still is, unbounded, but at the earned isollei
tation of numerous !Abeam ;be line teen induced tO ex
tend his medical useltitnees through the medium °fide
"YADE MECUM." It is a volume that should be in
the bands of every fazdirin the, land. as a preventive
of secret ,vicea, or as a guide for the alleviation of one
of the most awfui and destructive ecourges seer 1r (sited ,
mankind. One copy, *merely enveloped. will befor
warded free of postage to any part of,the United States
for 50 cents in I'. O. stamps, or 1. copies for Si. 7:Ad
dress. poet paid, DR. HUNTER, No. 3 Division Street,
New York. '' • . ' •
Sept. 3, 1803.—iy.
,Xttigi„ : ..',0 . :0...'. 1 441..i:c.0.
Pilaf. Apple '41 . 11 irteltels in 4tin'e Church next
Sunday morning and evenbie. ;
„English preaching tlext Siandity, at la A. M., and 'Oen ,
man Teri k 0 ht 234 P. M. 4 in the Moravian church.
St. Luke's Ohttrch.--4iin Sunday next. Minh 6th,
Morning Prayer at 9 o'clock, A. M., Litany and Moly
Communion at 14 iichick, A. Id.
Zion's Ev.Luthernit church —English Divine aervias.
on nest §abbath 7 Morning and :evening. Rev.7iil-
ton Valentine, from Reading. will occupy the pulpit.
Services.—Next liabbyth morning, in the klnglialt lan
guage, in the .Flrst:Befortned cburch.
•
PI
arr • .
At Reading. an Tandny evening, February 23rd, by
the Rev. A. G. CBIMMIMI. Rector or Christ. Church. Dr.
W. MURRAY 'WEIDMAN, to Was MAR Y MAY,
youngest daughter ottbe late Ron. (leo. May KRIM.
On the 27th ult.; by the Rev. George Worn, Mr.
JOHN PRIMO, to Mies MARY A. MILLER.
On the FBMB day; by the 841830, Mr. SAMUEL W.
MOYER, to libta OAFMA RINE NULL.
On the lath nit., .hy the - same; Mr. J. S. RAIFSaTY
DER, to SUSAN DONROUG IL
On the tad.ult.; in !Shea - of-down, hy' the Rev. J
Dougherty, Mr. SAMUEL HICKS, OrMaa lion co.;
to Mies ANNA REMY. of Sh riefferstenin. 'Lebanon co.
On the same day., 'by the ensue', akt VW' UAL Penton
age. Mr, WM:REIDLE, to Mies CATIIARINE KELM.
NER, both of N. Lebanon . • ' ."
On the 28th of Jannary, by Rev. 'Gerold. In Camden,
e it .t.l . ' k
.1
N. ~ 31r. DAVID'S:. „ LON°, of- North Lebanon, to, through to andtrom'Pittatt Ithont,change.
m
M iss MOLLIE 'id pow NtAx,. of f,ehatiOn. '..- i 1 i -
•, tiftskngereli the Ca&wisilla ilikaitillielvetTamagna
On the 18th ult.; fre7the ' nor. it. 5.,.• Miner, • 6.1;! JO- :r t t 8.50 di:. &Loin& X.l5'.P.- Mi - for ' :Philadelphia, New
SEP° WALMER;eStbet - 50th Regiment, I'. V., to l3 litt ' York, and , all Dray Points.. ": -. .„ - -- , ;..e
MARY PETEItS, of ' , Leh:ink - a. -• • ' - : i Trani leave Pottsville at 0.16 A. M., and 2.80 P. M.,
On the , 28tb alt., ;by the itame, Mr: JOWNIIOIINA- for Philadelphia. Harrisburg and -New „York', '''
FRCS, to Miss CAROLINE.DIssiNagn, botb'of North An- Accommodation. Passenge- train •leaves - Reading
atSte A. 31 ; and returns from Philadelphia'at 6 001'.
On the 11th ult.. by the Rev. .1.4 „ . Gotwidd, Mr. lc
SAMUEL S. KElllirto 'Mika SIDNEY' FEESER, both • „ea- All the above trains run daily, Sunday* excepted.
from Harrisburg. '' - • - ' ' ' ' .. A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.80 A. M., and
On the 25th ult., by the Same, Afr.• AARON S. CAR- Philadelphia at 3.15 P. 31. - • •
PENTEn, to lspsit MARY SNAVELY, both from Leba- Commutation Tickets, with 26 Coupons at 25 pet
non. ' ~.: cent. between any points desired:. „
On the 21:th ult.. - li`the same. Mr. RICHARD BOW. Mileage Tickets, good for 2000 miles, between all
Elt, to Miss BERTHA. °CINDER , both of Lebanon. points at AM 85--for Families and Business Firms '.-
e11197-_ ,...... ____
Season and School Tickets, at reduced rates to and
1 from all points. ,
- - Si) pounds Baggage allowed each paeeenger.
I
I Pat sengers are requested to purchase their tickets
1 before entering the, ears, as higher Fetes tire charged
. if paid Wears._ ' ' „
On the 25th ult.. in this borough, LILLY PO3IELIA. - „ „ - • .G. , A . NICOLLS,
child of Adant.and Amelia 11E38,- 0 8ed Pnionths and Dee. 0 1863 General Superintendent.,
12 days. • • - -‘-'O.
In needing. on the„2lst sit of Croup. RACIIAEL Lebanon Mutual- Insurance
A . infant daughter of II cv..T. LINDENMUTH.
I LOCATED AT JDN,MSTOW p
N, LEBANON CO.,
lien' :i-, Mar et. ° the -P
ropertyholders of the, talk of Penn.
rented Weekly. 1 T.sylyania :—GiiiiLx.trax.'.: „Till? ittention Lis
1810 T, MARC!! 2, /8134 .4. -, -- ,,riap r ectfully solicited to the fellowingltiti of Dieu?.
Egge, * dos., - • l6 , tilleePf-tt) LEBANON MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
, Batter,* lb.. • 20 ' PANY, who • are Wansactirig „ „bneiness with the , most
„Fob or netted butter; 10. '.nattering evidence Of Eublic confidence. There sources
ILard; ' . :r...” ' - 12 ; 'of tho'Compani are ample to indemnify those who may
Tallow, '„- .- • ' . 11 '' takkadiantage through its agency of: the Means afford.
Ilarri, „ . :--;;„ I - • 10 -ed them of bei ng . pro tec te d 4 , „,1 a Mtist doss . 1.V.....8_,...1...8'...,
Shollidara; , , ./.—,,' ..... 8 7 - 110.4 . 8 . 01 F,
.. - 8888,88*Ik/888 wen . ' ..l'
--- ' - r - e--erevTlinoiPzi, and enjoying the entirkeonfidence mid
of the community:in which they live. Our Com-
Bees-wait, ' '• • --'„''' 3 6 -diany is perfectly mutekrand we invite.your etirefal__ . titi
White R6E B , '' T t' , ' 6 tentidn tothe following low retest's wearedeterminedto 1
lliked• Raga, ' ' 3 ' ilISUre as low tie any other,responsible company, taki ng
Ajax; lc Th., ' '' ' 12 % into considoration the character of the rag incurred.
Et:stied, *R., 40 _ Our, CHARTER being PERPETUAL,' :enables- its torAi
feathers, "f lb., ' ' 6 2 34' ' liati - Polkieff which never expire„ - whieb otiviatek the - ne
'Wool,•* IL; - .40 e ' comity of.,renew al. Brag !or 6 yetarm 4 .., i
ISoup-Beans,_* qt., ' I :1" ' TIM' Com : Piny hale now : be:en in successful operation
Vinegar, kil gal., , l2h for nearly 6 years, and OPUS losses have beetto t omptry
.. ....,e ; 'i paidlo - tholiatisfaction of all parties concerned; and4ln
' 4 -fact it. boa been, and 'still coot - 411es' tk be, the WishOf
~ -• 1 the Director; ;;;;;;;;7: the Company condoetadoli honest
' i t and ecomimical'princitiles. -' _
1 - • RAAES OF INSURA'NCE.,
l "Dwellings, brick'or stone, elate' roof ' 60, 16 ,il . -410
I do - ' Y do shingles , , IS ' do ..
do Log'or Frame . t 2O "do •
Berne, stone or brick '2O ". do
• ,
litor d e ° HoUs U es, g b .u ri r e l. k .". .o u' r e aten* . . ' ,3o 9n , "
dod':::„,
I do Log or frame" -
do a`
w d a o rding L h ol uae or lir i
ic A h mi t e r L e nd i es s - a n a kil m tS i th t oo ing lk ti o o lis ia rba n lis rlm s cel • ( 4r ,
1 7 55 , : : : 2625 ' 44 , 4 , 4,6 dd . 2 : 61
I Printers kreakilaiid 30 Stationeries : , " de
! Book binders . ' AO -" - I
I Tailor Shope - . ; 6 26
.- kil
1 Shoeinaker and saddler shops ,30 n IP
,a • .
Silversmith and Watchmaker ,30 " do 1
Tin and sheet iron shops ' BO, " do
Groceries and Provielon stores • ,30" do ,
Tanneries ,30 ' " do
Hatter shops : AO " do
Grist 51111 s, Water power ,36 .do
Saw Mille 'do do t 33 "do
Drug Stores , „ ,30 " do
Smith shops, brick' r stone AO " de
do do Vfood ,35 " do
Carpenter,Jpiner & Cabinet-mak'itiliope ,40 P ile
Wagoner an& Codetiinakeratiopirt : ' ,40 " do
Paint-firma chair maker ehops;-
~ ;-, _ = 1 1r;',410 ", do
Oil Mills = ' = ' ' ' '„,40 :'" '' do „.
Clover Mills ,40 ' " do'
Nounderies..of wood , : ,U ''. 'do
do Brick or stone ''' Xi 'l' -do ,
„Merchandise in brick or stone bulldrngs ' ,20 ',..:" 'do
dent in - wooden; - do .25 ""- do
Furniture in briclooratone buildings - ,15 " do
Stables & kheds, brick orlitolte,Connti . ' ' ,20 " do
do tic. wooden - . ." ' -,25' " --do -
Livery & Tavern Stables' ', '
, 26 4, .do
Birt „ All.communications ahould be addreated to J.
0 11611.31 AN- Secretary, Jonestown, Lebation,Co, Pm
kw- OFFICE at the "Black 'terse. Hotel;,' : '
.... '. __
J onestown,ldarch 4,„1863.
01.
The;; , Leta
Carefully
LEBANON. WSON
Extra Family,
Extra Flour, 25
Prime White Wheet,l" 50
Prime Red Wbeist, 1 - .45
New. Wheat, L.....
exime Rye, -
5
' 9
Olover•seed,, , < 00 •
rimothrseed, 2 00'
Flax-seed,: . • 2 50
Dried Apples, pealed, 2 00
Peach "13nitz," 2 50
Peach "lintsels,". 1 02 . •
Cherries, 1 75
Onions. - • 100
Potatoes, "it bus,
pple alter, Iterortf
A , 45
4tllliiii , .!l(l*iti:siiitslttg';f:
N OTICE.
FFICE North Lehanon Roil Road Company,t
Lebanon, Pa., February 29, 1861. j
Notice is hereby given that this Cott/puny is proper.
ed to redeem all of its outstanding Bonds; which will
till due on the first. day of Aprii, 1866, between this
date and the' Ist day of April next, and that im all
these bends, presented lit this office for red.mption,
interest will be allowed up to the saiiilat of April,
1864, at thereto often (10)per cent per annum. instead
of seven CO per cent, as specified on the face of said
Ronde. By order of the Board of Directors.
Leb,„Alarch 2, '64. JACOB WEIDLE, Treasurer.
the Stockholders of the
Lebanon Valley Bank.
"VIE STOCKKOLDERFrof the LEBANON VALLEY
BANK, are requested to meet at the Banking
Rouse, in Lebanon, on March 8, 1884, at 1 o'clock, Y.
I'd., to consider a matter of Importance. A. general
attendance is particularly requested.
By order of the Board.
Leb. Merck 2,'64.] JOB. KA:A't3ll, elyshier.
Public Sate.
WILL be eoblat public sale, et the'residence of the
111 subscriber, at 'the west end of Street, te
Joining the Reformed Cemetery, in the borough' of Leb
anon, on
_ _
TUESDAY, March 15, 1864,
the renewing Personal Pronerty,idzs
-14 1 HORSE ,-1 COW, •
1 Better; 2'Btorea, - Beds and
Bedsteads 6 Cane bottomed imp
Chairs, 1 fa, Qtisrr,y Tools. 2 Carts, Cart harness,
Potatoes; end many. other articles too numerous to
mention. , ' .
• .
Sale to commenee at 1 (Nock, T.:v.iten, terms
'will be made knOwn by DAVLIS LABILY.
Lebauon, Dlitich 2,1861. . ;
Public Sale.
tialfra, be sold at Public Salei ' en
SAT URDAI , March 12 1864,
at the late residence of "TOWN CARP'S% deed., in 1.
South Aunville township, Lebanon county, Pa., the
following Personal Property , viz
. A.VALUABLE
.
Stock .a )f Store Gof,ms,
consisting ofhItYGOODS, ABB,
QUEENSWABL, Rrc., wllich will he sold at Wholesale.
AisD, ONB Sit OLD GENTLE FAMILY
Era 0 SE, •
1. MILC •II CO*: • •
crsEsiloAT, 1 Carriage,l Trotting
Buggy, 1 Spring Wagon; 1 Sleigh; 1.
Windmill, 1 Cultivator, 1 new Chopping Machine,'
Double-Bartelled Gun, 2 state Ilarntets, 1 Scalding .
Trough, a lot of Pales, Posteaud'llailS, Grain Cradles,'
Scythes. &c. Also; Copper. Kettles, Iron Zettlea,
Coal Stove, Bed sod Bedstead, 14 Bags, Potatoes,
Wheat, Corn and On'ti, by _the huslMIS
Fittxseed,,,Boxes, Cans," Ac :* :
40'SHARES LEB, VALLETIANK STOCK,
• sm... Bale .to commence at VD o'ploek, A. /or, on said-.
day , !ben conditioni of sale will be made kaolin by
- • , %BAR ,CAR.Plift, •
•iWII , hIA i CAUPI,I4,
~, . .- A dininhitlitorit of JOIIN OARRER,.deco ased. '
' sMarch 2,1864.
Public s Sale:
~
~...
Stock, , ,rminginitillements
11 7 .
and nonsehold rroperty.
WILL be sold at public sale at the residence
of the undersigned, in NOrth Lebanon town
ship, PA miles from Lebanon, near the Tunnel, on
BATURDAY, March . 5, 1864,
'via, be sold the following HOUSEHOLD
PROPERTY, viz :
4; f BEDSTEADS and BSDDING, COON
' STOVE for Wood or. Coal, other stoves
• or do., Trundle bed, - Bureau, Milk
...... ronboards, Wood Obeet,l
• ....„
*am uw.e - -
Table '
s ,other tables, IS chairs,
baireti; ei beltf,tEktOtilpitEir, /0 101T13; of 4 eartoris
klnds. Turner's batith,,Ati4ii , AsT4 ol 4
mtoctrA
TOES brace tiooVei;*aud"rgionY otYtto?ttA
merous to mention. '
&Otto commence at 12 owoolf, IT., of said day
when leans El toe'made known by
JOSEPH H.. ELOUCg.
Omuta B. Heves, Auctioneer.
[Feb. 10,1564.
NIW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Volunteers Bad Conscripts!
To solaiele or any o hers wishing to iners um their
blooms, there be no•better way of *Ming twat this time,
than from the sale of ottrwutehea. 'They'll:a warranted
as rvpreerntedl • • " •
'.'Partientarly .velos officers in the Army and
travelers.' —trunk
• "Prettied. best and cheapest the. pieves ever offered."
—N. 1. Illustrated NesseJainsmay 10.
"Vert pretty and dura ble Watches for the Army.".—
ATlNi.trhgtiyyrqutwit (Otteernment Organ) An.
'gust 20
• "One'tif•itte oldestita • most rail Ade ..botofes in bud
nese—Louisville AP., Journal, July 81.
Pahlri c • - Time'Observers
Being a Hunting er Open None Lade* ar Oentieminea
Watch conibined. 'with 'Patent Self-Winding Ica;
'proretuent,,a naiad Pleasing Novalty.
•
ftNE OP THE PRETTIEST, MOST
Ns, convenient, and decidedly the best and cheapest
tbne.plece for genteel and reliable use evsnifered. It
has within it and connected with its mschinery, its
own winding attachment, rendering a key end sly un
neceseary. The cases of this Waren are composed of
two MOWS, the outer one Wing Allele cent gold. It
has the Improved ruby action lever movement, and is
warranted an accurate time piece. Price, superbly
engraved, per case Mihail dozen, VOL Sample Watch
et, in seat morocco boxes, stt.
SILVER WATCHES!.
Tint Class Hunting Time Pieces for accuracy of move
ment, beauty of material, and above all, cheap. .
ness in price, them watches must in
sure universal aptrabatios.
An imitation so %ultimo that .it can hardly beds
tectedAy the moat experienced Judges. The material
bring of te a metels,the outer one first quality Stirling-
Silver., while the hitter one is German Silver, it cannot
be recognized by carting or heavy engraving. making
it, sot only to appearance, bet Or durability. the best_
resemblance , of SOLID STL'ELIND SILVER in exi t--,.
The Sale of thee' Watches-in the Army,,le a source of
-enormous profit, retailing, as they eery readily do, at
s'4s and npwardia "Afau yh a ndred deillareilt be winds
aj
lii a eagle pay day ,, by soy , ;`orie,sif 110 in bnsineee
hgt. At Wholesale only I fe heavy Lan fog
fog ones,
beautifully engraved, white enamel dial, and fancy cut
hands in good ran Ding order, by the half dozen, $B6 --,
Solefonly by the case of sizt <'.
Upon receipt of two dollars, is guarantee of good
fath, we will dead watches by Express to' any part or
the loyal 6' sites, collecting balance of bill on delivery
This exisureabayers*tinst.fraed,giving their watcher',
before'paymerit 10,1 Squire, d.
Soldiers in OM ilieleyal states must remit rash in ad
Vance; as' the. express' coral:irides peremptorily refute
making collections in such danlerans localitiea: 80.
nenitier;Earb in advance Loin within the army, Hues
IR rebel stores f We guarantee for Bare d, Livery of all
Watches, who; her they are sent by 11:14ii or express. '
GU lill't IID BROS. role importers.
lii Broadway. corner lkiartiand St., Rea York.
Yebruarr 2.5. , e4 —it •
REA O.IiNG RAIL.ROA
W INTER A RRANGEMENT.
LIZi.TAY,F , "IIII,NNWEYOARNIti )
ill NG POTTSVILLE, LEBANON, ALLENTOWN,
R G E
A lt h tl r o A r
EASTON, &e., &c.
Traine leave liarrisbnrg for-Philadelphia. New-York.
Beading, Pottsville, and, all intermediate Stations, at 8
A. 51., and 2.00 P. padaing Lebanon 943 A. M., and
3.08 P. M.
New Yxpress leaves Ilarristawg at 0.30 A. M., passes
Lelninen at 7.30 A, M., arriving at New York at =
the same morning. .
Fares from Harrisburg: 7o New-Yorkss;lsl to ghil
adelphia $3 35 and $2 . 30. Baggage ebeeketigthfullgt.l.
Iteturtlink, leave New;lforCat m.,..12 - Noon and
7P. 31. , (I'ITTSBURO.EXPIIESS). Leave , PhilacieL
phis at 8.15, A. M., arid 3.33 P. M., passing Lebanon at
12.17 noon, 7.17 P. P.C.Aind - vs at 1.05 A. 51.
Sleeping ears in the New wit -Express Trails&
...
AND.ThiR ;FR IENDS OF SOLDIERS_
. *mean the -attention or ail having relations and
friends in fete arm.littto ;leis fact that -1100FLANDS
GettOtte Bitters" . Will cure nine tenths of the diseases
induced by exposures and privations incident to camp
life. ln the lista, published almost daily in the news
papers, on the arrival of - the ieek,.: it will be noticed
theta very large proportion are suffering from debiTP• •
ty. Every case or that kind can be readily cured by
Roolland's German Bitters. Diseases resulting from
disorders of the digestive organs are speedily removed:
We have no hesitation in staling that, if these Bitters
were freely used among obrooldiers; hundreds of three
;might be !weed that otherw mo. will be hat. , ',"
We call
,particular attention to the following re
. • ---.,--- markatilMand welt authenticated cure of one of the
ABOUT ' nation's heroes, whose life, to nee hie own language,
A WORD
"has been saved by the 'litters :”
AMERICAN WITCHES.— . - ' PlillotbnalllA, Angnat Ord, 1 162.
.
' TROROUGU TRIAL 'l:4 . IRORR 1 semis •Tones & Evans —Well; gentlemen gent II ix' f-
A FT E R A
an d's Cle;man „Bitters bas sa v ed sny,life: ''
There is no
THAN TNIN Y r,ARs . Ole tittle- P Incas innillifall- mistake in this; It is vouched' for. by numbers of my
t used by the American WatchCo.,=of W,althem, Mass,' comrades, some of whose novae are , appended, and who
have gained a firm bold , upon the favor of tbo public, ware fully cognizant of all the circumstances of my
and now, no less titan 75,000 of, them are speak Eng for case I am, and have been. for the last four years, a
Itheteselves in the pockets of the people, ?From a very member of Sherman's zclebrated battery, and tanner
'nsiguilicant beginning the business basincrimped UM- the immediate -Oa/Imo - ha of Captain ;.R. It. A.yres
til we are justified its stating that WE „IKARidaIIIOBE Through the exposure attendant mom my ardneus du
..i'llAN ONE HALF' of all the watches Wald in tbo UM- lielka-WIAS attacked in November last with intiatematien
ted States. Repeated enlargement of our - factory build- of the l'ungs;and was - for seventy-two Mile's', the hom
ingo t and the labor of 1000 operatives', , Mill find us nis• pital. This was followed by.,.great debility, heighten
en oat t 4) Sllpply . the conetently increasing ' demand.— ad hy. aw-attack' of djeentery. I was then removed
And We may here °Nerve that 'notwithstanding, the from OM White House; and, sent to This city on board
'high pr ice of labor and nu:aerie* we
,actuallr sell our She Steamer A.State Of 4Bile" frotn which I landed
products at less prices than those .currene five years on the 2fft.h. °Mee: Since that time I have been a
alp: •. , hoot as loot as any-One could be and still retain a spark
•'' We refer to these facts anly'for tprliosea Of proper- of vitality- . For .a week or more I was scarcely able to
lv Introducing another subject rellilive te our menu- -. wallow anything; and if I tiid force u morsel down, it
facture of Watched. anoth er
itlierto our abler objecthas been • eras immediately thrown up again. ; ..• .
to*make coon 'watches ' for tbe million at,the lowest pas- I could net even keep a glass of water on ruk /dom
ande price—something to take the place of the make , ach : Life ••eeeld: not last under these 'ciretintetanceit ;
believe' raratches 'gralled ..Ancies,' tiepiner,"' "Eng- end, accordingly, the physicians who' hadtmen work- -
liah Patent Lev ere," la„ . soiritQlytifebviu 'won tile flag faithfully. - though ,uneuccese fully, halogens. me
'market, in countless nuMlihmi . hp' Ra t' imen ' work; i.. from the -,graep of the .deed Archer; frankly told me
.shops—watches "Whirl' araAhe refuse - el their:facto. 0,,,,y could do no more. for me, and advised' reetbline
tioe..linottletiblo at 'home and perfectly worthless lISTn. . & clergyman ,' and: to mak-e.suebiclispositionuf mj! ling
erywhere. . - ted funds He beat suited Me.' Ant acquiStitanee' Who
r ,Tb is, nisjecs , We Intvrencimplitikted>xfOw ',Shave.. viettedl Me et the:hotpital i kirtffildflegitk Steinbren, 11,,"
te itnimulteel tlct pa pvt ficen4enced tO inefiltifam, ..shatrbelo*,...nrch ,'Streiet, - at , hilidtme,': as se 'forlorn -
thfc;Ofmt . ,clies oflbe xer,l'en • eeee-kr . hope, to try sour Bitters, and:kindli prbestred a hot%
AIM 4,§T 2.031 A DARED WV.. Tietllß a. tie ` , 'Froth the'-'4inte I commenced "taking them the'
. 7 , 7 , ~ PI 0 KETalt:Yar* iig .r, nm- , • gloomy shadow of death receded,. and lam now, thank'
i'lldhlitrillf.tlanythirtg,lligartokamade ,tati,.. 6.166:1ives Got intit z ,getting,thetter , ,Sboystlif Wombat taken,
fittdf neap dtbyhAnytil og iiiidel - the"Worki",lor iwe;Pctlit. ff. I,3o',itaraltioal: tep;pounds,alidlrfeel sen
d& purpose We haes . the araplest facilitiek:' Vi,have, iglliPi'Pf be i ng l a TiiMOI to r rAit' in *PP wife and daßg-b
-rectedian addition to 'Our.; mein -buittlingeezpreagyf ,ter,Arpm twit Ant I gave beard ..nottalog for .111 mentos:
for lhishranuhrofnur'bradneas, end bare'elled it With for, gentlemen, lam a loyal Virginian , from the Stein
!the beet workmen in our , servicei "Venting 'by . our iV of Front-Royale ,TO your Retrainable Bitten I ewe
;long exper fence, we bave sta . -Modelled tins form - o tour
ISO Certainty of life which has taken the place . of vague
watche, - intredue Mg mach improvements is
to . fears — to your Bitters will I owe the glerioua privilege
. suggested .- end proved to be good from time to time, Rif again clasping to my bosom those wbo are dearest to
n.nd have has
new and severe tests of iseehro- me in life. Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
nisnt, adjustment and compensation. ' Ne t h -. We fully,conewein tbe truth of the above abatement,
and applianceet have been constrneted;vrhich perform as ne had deapairedzi seeing onr COBlrmit", Mr. Malone,
their work with consummate telleaey and exactitude, 'reatored-' l ° heal th. '•"' '.
. _ , • -
and the choicest and moat !approved materials ours, are JOHN- CIIDDLEBACK let ~a w York . 'Battery.
• need. Nothing in feet is -wanting either in . Wombani.- - °.,,89.,k9.E A 4...(-7stigli", Co litlk!klaine:
ex 1 principles, material of workmanship toensure per- ---.-.-. a CHET A LlER;ind New Xegt, ,
•
faction in the result. • L E SPENCER, ist Art#lMlt litisOttey B.
We continue to manufacture (Mr other Well-Ite,opo J B FAS/WELL,. CO 484 TeSISIOnt.:,
qualitiee.under the following names t, : % `HENRY'S j UM& co Ai do. . ..' '.
: . - • "APPLETON, TRACT - A
CO." lINN RV T AI CROEA,LE,CO7 C tith'ldeinis: • * 1 '
"P. S. BARTLETT," , JOHN FWA R. Co Y. 6,lo.lekte,
. . And the "Soldier's Watolt,". ~,,, nyynkeAN ff,, R./ 7 I to il 72A, New York: •
.. - ''' "WN: EL nßltlf."'' . , EXTRA:IOEI;E PUOMASs Olk It 9.ldif,reirt:
The latter, the lowest priced watch 'ire make, is a ANDRJPIF J E.1.1418A,15‘ Co A( o ., , , f irikal.,
substantial, reliable timvp lose, cased in aterliniailver J 9IOI ..„'Jra g , E1N 8,, . C 0 , ,b,..1 06 taft,T11, --7 : -
—hunting pattern, and is not liable to get out ,of order ~ ; '
..nuor in Marching AMU.. or fighting. All Abe above 4, - ' ' '''''.
. .. ~, ~i , ,,n a n a ?mum . hick .. - lieu that the iiiielliUire 'Of 1 !.o. J ° ssaxicON, 1$ on
. . _ li 9 la,Pilln - itheiflAPPßßVeitiiiiiattlea: •'" '''"'''' ' ''
..,. . . , . . ! . 1 ,,.. , wa tch ~. '4. PIarrnIOBOTTLE 78CEN7/
described IfflO r rli. , " l- r ,i , - , ii i „•.... 4 4 : .., ~ ..4 .1 . Ii 1 i ' : 1
:;nkisclei
1121"nAtitaxiCall Made . yowl . " ... , ,tll. ‘ ', 'n'''-'.'!" !yd.! , ''' '"'" 6 4 Vii w oribefirtiiiiiiiiitigp relpia *-.
dealers genets' IY 'tittoughen tile cpytntrr.
.11010411/8 &' AP letovii, '• Pion us z ..
do **Pt ti t ' tiff " ''''' tr, ...-
:". DISCO, but send to us,
Agengtorilie American - id). cipcp , 1 , 1 ,,, 55 m sorbs ti g er _ 0 .0 1177
- . t 57.; .: 7. . - ~...="*.
i Nov. 4, isee—ivoidolttV .. 1111 : i rt 11 ..... - - . 1 P I : 11 ,r.... 7 .
.101.1P:tbAL,r.170.11110E A .. N Y Is A,,,,
;1 -A . M . 477 .
,
LJITEST ws -
1011 - 11L-FIENST 111:1111Emq1V"..a\kilikaitillOw
A MAGNIFIC4NT STOCK OF'
_AT THE HEW YORK STORE.
WS have just opened the following list of great bargains. received from cur buyer in Sew_ Tori; : Eh
_Laing', 20 sad 26 cis. per yard; very. good Prints from 16 eta. upwards, looped Skirts of all awn, nary in,
test styles; blank Stella Shawls, $1.050 and upwards ; Ladies Collars sad Sleeves cheaper than ever:,
CROCERIE4t GROCERIES.
We have Just received from Nevr Yorke fresh stock of OROCERIES I such as
•• Molasses, Sugar, Coffee,. Tea, 'Sze.,
a ir We buy our Goods exclusively for CASH, and are there* always enabled to buy when,
find the chestiest and will always itivelkur customers the benefit of this advantage. We have but ow
price soul veteran are CA.$ll. Come aid examine our stook, Rod if you don't buy you will see so erase.
faces. •
Towle Sc . Carlisle,.
EMI& ws :BUILDING, Cumberland stmt,,Lebelgt% .
Lipbason,Oept. 23, 1863
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable Eitraelt.
A PURE TON IC.
.60eAlt 11000LANti'
''GrERbiAN,BITTEItS,
tRBPARED BY
Dr. C. M . JACKSON, Philad'a Pa
WILL-EIRECTITALLY CURE
_
Liver 'Complaint, -
Dyslieptoia,
Jaulidiee.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases, of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a
dienrdered Liver or StemaCh
Such ae Constipation, Inward Piles ' Fulness or Blood
to the Head Acidity of the Stomach, Hansen, Heart-.
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or %eight in the
Stomach. Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit of the Stounich, Swimming of the Head, Hur
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Sullotating Sensations when in a lyingpos.
Lure, Dimness of Vision, Dote or Webs before the
Sight, Fever end Dull Pain' in the Head, Deficiency Of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Byes; Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flushes
of float, Burning in the Flesh, Constant. Imaginings
of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
And will positively prevent Fellow Fever, Bilipus
Aver, t(c.
TIIEY .CONTAIN
No Alcohol -oi. - Bad Whiskey ?
They WILL CURE the above diseases is ninety
• nine eases out of a^hundred.
Induced by thCestensive.'esleond: on Tarsal popu
-114)4! ofiloolland's German Bitters, (p*ely vegetable,)
hots of Ignorant Quacks - end unscrupulous adventu
rers, have opened upon suffering hunuutity the good,
gates ofllnetruthe in the shape of pisii4hiskey,„ vilely.
compounded with injurhunt drugs, andeltristened Ton
ics, Stimichiss and Bitters.
Beware of the innumerable array of Alcoholic prep.
niations in'plethoric bottlesoind.big bellied kegs, 'um
der "the modest appellation of Bitters; which instead
&curing, only aggravate disease, and leave tie disap
pointed self •rer in dispalr. •
HEKIFLAND'S GERMAN BITYERSI
. . . _
Are not anew and untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by .the American public;
and their reputation and Mt; are not rivalled by. any
similar preparation.
The proprietors bare thousands of Letters from the
most enfinent ,
• CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS;
PHYSIC' SIPS, Ala CITIZENS,
Testifying of their own personel kin/Arledge, to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bitters.
DO YOUWANT SOMETHING TO STEENGTIIENYOU?
DO YOU *ANT A GOOD-APPETITE ?
DOYOU WANT TO ItUTLD - UP YOURCONSTITUTIONt
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERYOIISNESS?
DO YOU WANT ENERGY?
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL? •
MI YOU WANT A DEISM AND YIGOROUG PEELING?
If you do, use MOOPLANErS GERMEN BITTERS. .
Pram Rev. J. Newton Broom, D. D.,
..Eiffor of the r
• cyclopedia .of .Rnosolidge.
Although not disposed tO.fisirbr or recommend Pat
eat Medicines in general, through distrust of their in
gredient./.. and effecte ; T yet know of no sufficient Tea- .
king why a man may not testify:to the -benetita he be
lieves himself to have received from any :simple prep
aration, in the ,
hope that he may lbw. contribute to the
do this the more readily, in regard to IlineffainPit
Gorman Bitters, prepared' by Dr. C. M. Jackson; ofthiii
=am Or man
-Tears, under-the . -
alcoholic mixture- Lent indebted 'to my friend Rob
ert'Sffotinialter; Earl, for the removal of this prejudice
.by proper.. tests, and for enocuneurementlo try thein;
when sugaring from great and long.. continued
debiii
.ty„'the Use of three, bottles of theae-Bitters, atthe'lia
ginning of , the,present;year,.was followed elevideni. -
relief, and,restoration to a degree of
,bodily and men
lel vigor which I had not felt for. six months before'.
and had almost .despaired of regaining. I therefore
thank God and any . friend for, directing me to the use,
of them ; • J NEWTON BROWN. ;
Plulau's-, Jinx, 231661.
. .
ratlictibirMice,
There are meny'prepsratlons sold under the name of
Bitters; put' op In quart bottles. compounded. of the
cheapest whiskey or common rum. comic, from 20 to
40 cents per gallon, the taste disguised by Anise or
Coriander deed.
This class of Bitters bas caused and will continue to
mom', as long as they can he mid, hundreds to die the
death of the drunkard. By their use the system is
kept continually under the influence of Alcoholic Stint.
silents of the worst kind, the desire for Liquor is crea
ted end kept np, anti the result is all the horrors at
tendant upon a drunkard's life and death.
For thous who desire and mil/hare a Liquor Bitters,
we publish the following receipt. Get One Bottle Hoof:-
lan:Ps Gems Bittcrs and mix with Three Quarts of'
Good Brandy or Whiskey, and the result wilt be *prep
*ration that will far meet in medicinal virtues and
true esce Hence any of the numerous Liquor Bitters in
the market, and will cost much Zen. You will have
all the virtues of goojlatul's Bitters in connection with
&good article of Liquor, at a much less price than
these inferior preparati ons will coat you. .
Attention Soldiers!
NO. 631 Aiwa ST.!
Jones ar:
ghtecoutor to 0: Br. JACgStiNO
Pr r ors,
,
sat, POW BAIII Da. Gro. Wes; opposite the Coat
Roust_Lanizenr, PA... and by Druggists And Dealsmigt
overy - ttifro in thO 'United „State*.
- •
FITS!. . FITS.
AII. RICHEY, Merchant .Tallor, respeettally ae
mamma to the citiaens •of Lebaon and rleitulty
that he basing, returned from the city *Mks Am se.
sortment of
CLOTHS,CASSIMERFA
alt of which be will sell or make wp - to of4erat
prices to suit the times, at his No. 1 . Talloridg Mesh
lisnment in Kelm's New Block, 4 doors Smith et Ms
Beck Betel, South Walnut street.
MI work entrusted to hist:me,' will be ineusedlarbor
ed in a wrirkmanliko MaJnet as to Amblers and dem
_
Goode purphaied elsewhere will bechecrfielly mole
up to order eb the usual moderato terms. '
Having bad Fears'of 'erperiooms is the Tailoring and
DiyGeoen bus lam, and being Inclined to MU to the
adearitagn of his customers, silt the advantages molt
log from Mid asquirements, he feels inflated that it
will be respoudial to by a very liberal Aare of ampule
patronage.
.Friends mai once to pleasenne after that please your
elves.
July 8, 1863.'
LATEST= NEWS
Ofthr cheapest and Besi Goods
EVER SOLD IN LEBANON!!
Bootss .5 a , 7 Shoes Hats, Caps, ace
1B undersigned the opened one of the BEST AS
SOBT,IIBfiTS of
I ATS,CePS,B OOTS, 810 ES. TIIWI6S,
iligll24tc:of"hedi Ai of the beet materials, which
sell at prices tcArecomineed them tfo' parable
ears. Of the HATS he bee quite a variety of New
Styles, embreelog.the Washington, Stanton, Burnside,
Dupont, McClellan, Stringhens and Monitor. Hot. very.
beautiful and Tory cheep. Of CAPS he hes ti gotnpfete
asportment. of - all the New Styles, got up lu superior
manner_ with Sue finish; Women
'
s "dimes' end Chit-._
dren's Balmorele, Gaiters: Congress Boole, Slipper*, ,
and all other Linde; . Men's end Boys' Itelmornls Ow,.
ford Thei, , Wgeblngton Ties, Congress Boots, and all -,
other kindle* worn by them, including BOOTS and
SHOES, of The different varieties. at his chsaVStore I 11r s :
Walnitt'St., next to the County:Prison...
Mir Thankful for the Moat eurouregemeekt of Om ...
public beretofere; 1 ' would . invite al I w sehiii;e"illey thing :
in my line te call and oseenlne nay stalc:beihreimaking -
their purchaties. '" ' - *5. BOWMAN.
Lebanon, April 23,1862. - - ' 1 - •
P. B.—Meseures taken and work made at shier; notice.
. . , - , , . .. .. •
BOOKS & STATION raRY
A NEW Fiala.
WALTZ * HOUCK
1-)VOULD inform th . bile, that : hawing baughtand
WV 'consolidated the Book and Stationer* . Stores or
H. H;Roedel and George Waltz, theyare now prepared
to wait on ail who will favor them with a,callod, the
old stand (H. H. Roedel's) in Cumberittiadatreet,,whore
they will always have on itynd 7, o, large and• 11441 Se
lected snooty of School, Blank, and Sunday, Mood
Books, and as an' Inducement the'y offer their ilboolis
'rieous booki at greatly reduced prices. -
The New York arid flidelphis and Woolly
Paperviand.Map,azinco, ran be had and trehoiribed for,
' on reasonable terms, by calling at their Aare.
Anything wanting in their line Will be theerfally ab
tended to with, promptness and dispatch , .
Lebanon'. N0v.12.1562: „
-
CAI:44NET WAREIUUMJS,
ulksesorner - ordirarket , Sriseere,
w ,x1.13412 .i0N BOROVGIL
mid ala ameettaent of goad
nd epetantial ,Scirmltuma
Parlor,tottiffil afo Mamba.
:.—rOcallitliao OF SoFiii:*fite--e.
Joan"
(Parlor. 'Central Cart
mad Oaffinfonfrablee, Fins
and Common, :Itanieia„. • hr.
jCHAIRS. perrimit ebs•
Seated, Camman-anCF Bock,
d 'Chaim and Old Ffirtiltnre
aid at moderate Priam -
IFir COFFINS made and P.lnerala attenll.ll at Os•
shimmer natio,. , N RY LIMN.
North Lean= horoosb..7au.,B, 1884. ,
•
Boot and Shoe Store.
JACCIft =DEL respectft4ly
forms the public that he still coatis
. use hU extensive establishment is
oft: 411. his new bullitizig, In Oumberhcadst,
where he hopes to render Ik. seam
satisfaction am heretofore to all woo
may favor him with their custom.. He invitee Herchaists
and dealers in BOOTS. and SHOBSand - every one who
wishes to purchase fashionable and, durable Articles Is
his line , to call • and examine for themselves, his /erg*
and varied stock
He is determined to surpass all ocmpstition in the
manufacture of every article in his business, suitable for
any Market in the Union. A due oars taken in regard
to materials aculerorlimanship;: norm bt the best quali
ty of ATILER'sid other materials are need, and none
but the best workmen are employed
P. B:—He returns his sincere thanks to blafriande fee
the very liberal patronage beret:atoll, bestowed mildest.
He hopes by strict attention to bistliellost/sndusidthlß
to please his' cuidomers, to merit • 'bare of public pall
rouge. (Lebemn,July 3, 1881.
EXPOSITION
Or TH2
Manuiritature or Liquors,
OR
THE LIQUOR DEALERS' COMPANION.
NHS only reliable Work ever published in Awe-rim.
Will tell how all [Alums are adulterated sad
tutted. Also how three barrels. of Whisk? -rows&
frosatillEssillone of ipirita. Sent on receipt of $5,00.
. . . . . Addreas.bi. N. BROWN,
Wowelidorf, Berta Co., fa.
Jam 11,1884.--Sai.•
A. 11ER$113EMRIBIPS - 1
Furniture adirellistir
'MAN UFACTORY ,
Cuinberland Street,LebaisOn;Pis.,
. • 'nearly opposite' Bab's' ffoier.
lIE adbacriber keepa constantly on hand. or warm,
to order the best and most *alienable XAmmiture
and Chairs, wbich be will sell their and ehausurtbea.
any other shop In the Borough ' 7 l) , 'minnts
of Lebanon. Ile Invites Yowl; Uoutlekbeelt,
era and all others to give h lie a call Wont:
buying.einewhere. Be keeps no city, work,
but makes all him.elf with geed amehmen.. Lle keep's.
a Furniture iWagoit delivers.eJi:Ftlritarvs,u4ttir
out injory,and free of coil.
Don's forget the place—. Egan bakesen. Camber
land Street. Ile:invitee all to.give him atell, - for the
can make the beat largo lommllk him. •
•
4/1 11,W
LebastoP Jan,2o, 186-k-4re- . • • •
.Out-Lois. as Pirticat. Sale
ill - ILL. be. !QS at 2 cis iite
9! Amisztoxvizro.
siiaetad Sri "Lai l * heed, 'nem On Worthies Hoe, Jo Oro- _
well towash* 11 adjoins the lend' of Wldcrer Palmer,
chi the North, Wm. Atkles end John Kranseonthelast.
There nue iitdij 'LOG HOUnt, vreetteir 'botinled
erected.the the land, end a good WELL m thaliardoiL=
The'larid'has One stones fey
: tummies. Iv. t o ut Win
mete a uice home fora anal! Tat**.
1116. It is free from firolliatygev %pod titla b•
given. BITCEISIL
N. 11.—Thle tract to now ~yowl WWI CV CK am • / .' 1 "
of which will be given to the purchases.
Lebanon, June 13,1380.
•
It EAIDIEWLE.VLOVIII XGI: -
..ril i 2 ilr,l fii !Milk 'tokbat;-,.., . 1.
cklifed
It to4FlNOWltlebill Lois • ',.
13i Aiskt,om of.Opfkrpo g 4 iili .1 10 , 1;
4 VkiOrilthi. irt..beWteeniory-maa . othi,r
1 appralseine44, It ‘iliati will enable him fit mall Inv!
anywhere else mu be Velext,.. Gip Rod. wie fip k r your! :
solves beton) you make rueirm 1 1 ISPEAMI L _
RM. THRZA DOORS WKST /Ron cutrix 11017101 :
Lebanon, s.pt. Si, 1101. =IVRY RAW
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