61.1.... i. jtaiettimr;
4160 A YEAR
LEBANON, PA
WEDISTESDAY, APRIL 6. 1864
HOME AFFAIRS.
The Philadelphia Flour and
Grain Market is rather dull in all its de
pattMents, with the exception of Oats,
which are in demand at 88 a 88 cents.
The 93d.P. V. reached Harper's
Ferry on Wednesday a week, and en
camped near HaMown, about forir miles
from that place. They , were under
marching orders—sUpposed for the front,
at last accounts.
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SCETOOL VIRECTPRB.-By Rai act
"of the last legislature, the term of school
directors eieeted this ..Spring does not
commence nntill the first Monday in
June. ' ''`
Philadelphia Cattle Markel.—
About 1050 head of 'Beef Cattle were
offered and snld at prices ranging from
$10;00 to 15,00. the 100 tbs net for common
to good and prime quality.
Cows.--4 About 166 were disposed of.at
$20440. each [or Springers, and $25 to
$55 for cows and calves.
Haas were steady, and some 2650
were offered and sold at $10,00a512,00
the lOU lbs . nett.
Sneer.---About 25 4 00 were disp6ded of
at 8.1a93c per lb. gross.
SEEDS.—There is not mudli Cloverseed
offering and prices are nearly nominal at
$B,OO per bush'e'l. Timothy is quiet at
$3,00: 'per bushel. Flaxseed 'ranges at
$3,25.
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We are indeb.led to Mr. Goldman
(or copies o( the Bounty Law recently
- Passed by 'The liiis!Mure also to Mr.
Potteicrer for frequent Legislative favors.
The Local Bounty Law passed
latety `by the Itegisidrure *ill be found. On
the first page of . to-ttiy's paper.
Christian Henry sOl'cl to Messrs.
C. Flakier & Co „tobaeednists, 16 feet
of ground adjoining D S. Raber's Drug
Store, 'Cumberland street, for sgo per
foot- 1 -84440. The essrs.•Hatter & Co.,
intend 'erecting immediately a handsome
buildin'g' Me site to accorntioaate their
business.•
Rev. U. 1.1. lie'Liman, of the
German Reforrned Church, has resigned
his charge at Hamburg,. Berks . county,
and accepted a call from "several 'cdnere•
gations in this county.—one atJoneitown
Cate Rev. A. Romich's.) and another at
. --„Zion,tear Harper's. He removed last
week. -~
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Mr. L. K. Laudermilch is 13 . CM .
in the city:buyingfa stock of Spring and
"Summer croodS, which -wilt be:unpacked
''the fatter partpt . this week. Mr. L.. de
sires the public :to give his goods an ex
amination aS4' iconfident that he
. can
compete in good itinality and cheap priCes
with any store in
: this ;section.
At a recent conference of the
United Bret hern -in Christ, held at Schuyr. :
kill, Haven, two of their preichers were
resolved out 'of the ministry and .the
church because they are Democrats !
Some folks will yet' regret in sackcloth
and ashes - the folly they are guilty of in
this. ‘.`enlighted and Christian era" of
King Abtaham's reign. If they do re
solve them out oT the Church, they can't
resolve them %out of heaven, and the Lord
I.cnOirs cte would rather risk our chances
to get there with the expelled ones than
with the bigoted and fanatical expellers !
- 11enry.Stump late Flour
tns ,
fector at Philadelphia, has been super
ceded by'Jones P. Parrott, Esq., of that
city.
"The 'CcimmissiOners of Lebanon
tolitayar now:paying a bounty - Of 8300
to all - -repruits—veteran or new—who
have thernielyes creditdd to this county.
Col. Jesse Reinhold the well
known Hotel proprietor or Myerstown,
has removed to Reinholdsville, Lancaster
county, on the line of the Reading and
-..Cohimbia Railroad, about 8 miles above
Sinking Springs ; Where he intends to take
charge ortho tavern, . Ticket office and
Warehouse at the ; •Water Station. • •
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'I. I IIE PASHIONS.—The Spring
bonnets are out and look for alithe world
like church steeples with cabbage gardens
in the upper story. There's no use in
mincing matters—the cords of stuff worn
on the heads of "lovely women,"! is a nu i•
sance. A man will get no sight ; for • his
money at a public gathering a - Us - Simmer
—that's sure. We don't mind being cut
about the legs, by woman's hoops, and
other fixings around their running gear,
but we do protest in the mildest manner
.possibi against the three and tour story
contraptions, 'with back buildings attach.
, ed, which decorate their heads. That's
what we do. Isn't it so, men We
have, as much respect and lave for the
*omen l'as any other man," but when
they come. b'efOre us encumbered with
lea v tlVireackcctirerjngs, filled - with furbe
sit3ll4!, gittiCiacks, and feathers, and
cabbages; and sUnflOwers, and holyhacks,
we ,
reba'nt see it'd `a : • : -.,
kt ',• ,„
4,4
40 say * s an exenanf.r,e whos'e, editor is
qiirtro„ulit an old 6tchilor — o7,;t•leditrsixt
:
John H. Lick, of California,.for
some time past on a visit to his friends in
Fredericksburg, and other parts of this
section, again left to return to .the Golden
State last week.
. The Weathar.—The eccentric
clerk of the weather has been cutting al
sorts of antics during the past few weeks.
He sets us;bru.shing up our broadcloths,
gets us' into a state of perspiration, and
then gives us several i»ches snow. It is
held to foretell whether we will roast or
freeze to-day. The weather keeps vary
ing—from a frost at sunshine, to a bright?
sun in the morning, cloud at noon, and'
snow or warm weather before night.
Buds are making an effort to burst, grass
on an eastern expose is sprouting, and
an occasional robin or blue bird, Is,srith
cold feet, chatters a song which is sadfy
intermingled with pleasure and disap- ,
pointment, but nevertheless is thrice we)-
corned. But Spring in reality, is not far
distant.
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Shocking .14ilroad Accideni.—
On- Monday last,. Mr. Jaiiies Gillespie,
,/liiistant Freight Conductor on the Weat
*coding, itid, while in the act rif stepping
'from one 'track 'io another, to avoiil 'nn
approaching. gngine, was
struck from behind by: tbe . tender of
another ; backing up in.as 'rear. The
noise of the car in front depriving him of
the warningtof approaching danger on
the opposite-track, he Was, thrown upon
the rail„.the.wheels passing over his body,
and severing it almost two. Mr. Gil
lespie was formerly. a teacher in *this
county,. and had given up school in Oley
township,only three weeks ago, to ac
cept a more permanent . situation on the
REtitircad.. - He iyama;young man of most
estimable parts, and his untimely death
has cast ,i'deeri gloom the'neighbor
hood in which he . itied.--Pcticting Ga
zette. •
Selcinauk, the new
ly elected '.pastor of Salem's Lutheran
Congregation, will preach on Sunday
forenoon iri.the Getroan and in he eve -
ningin the 'English language, in Saleth's
Lutheran Church. , .
"BOBBY, what, (loos your father
do for a living ?" .-He's a philanthropist,
sir." "A what 1" "A philant4Opist,
sir. He epilects money for the Sanitary
Commission, and builds houses out of the
proceeds.?,,
John MraylaiLd has been,appo'int
ed Postmaster at Campbellstoiyn, Leba
non county, in •ptace %or.idhn Wolfersber
ger, resigried.
A Goon LAW.—The Ohio Leg
islature has passed a law prohibiting the
sale of liquor on election days. The
same . la . tv 'might be adopted in this State
'to good advantage..
: SALE OF IRON WORKS.--1.
M. Watts has sold the "Pine Grove" iron
works, situated in Dickinson township,
Cumberland 'coutity, to Jay Cooke& Co.,
Philadelphia, for the sum of two hundred
and twenty 'dye thousarid.'dollars.
PUBLIC SPEAKin§ AND gINGEitS will find
4 Brown's Bronchial Troches". benefiCial
in clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after any
'unnstal exertion of the vocal organs, hav
ing a Oeculiar adaptation to affection
which disturb the organs of speech.
Henry Grnmbine sold his farm
in Heidleberg. 'township, 57 acres, tO
Abraham T. Grob, for $135 per acre.
'Jonas...Boyer so 1d his farm in the same
township,to Samtel iiiarfz,,ior ,5120 per
acre.
Christian Reichert'S szboke
house, in Cornwall township, was robbed
ofabout lbs of meat on Satierday night.
It is hoped that the thieved will be deter,-
ed and properly punished. They were
tracked to the neighborhood of this town:
The Miasma and Foul. Va - Oors
.ieneruted by
the hot sun will he far more deadly to our Vol.
unteeis than the enemy's .bayonets. In the In
dian and Crimean campaigns. HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS We're used in enormous quantities. They
kept the troops in perfect health. Only 25 ets.
per box, Soldiers supplY yourselves. 216.
New Depot.-The tritve)ers (an
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
*hose Aestination is the latter city, will
gj,,a,, knour— --ct
depot is about ^ ti e ing built there. A
new.. Round.. liouse will al,so:be erected,
capable cit.containing'al one time ninety
three locomotives.
' Accident on the' Railroad.—On
Thursday evening a painful accident oc
curred on the Pennsylvania railroad near
Lancaster city: A student of Franklin
and Mar Shall college, named Phaon B.
Korn", from Lehigh cotintr, Was walking
on the road, reading a book and carrying
an timb'erella over him. When near , the
locomntiVe. works the fast line east came
in 4ight and gave the signal. He step
ped on the south track, when the Lan:
caster and ColuMbia train, - Which was
coming in the opposite dire'ction, •strilek
him and knoCked him down, catching his
right leg and crushing it badly. The un
fortunate : young. man lay for nearly an
hour before any, one went to, his assis
tance;.--When` fOurid was taken to
the depot on a tender. On examination
it was found that, amputation •:belOw the'
knee was necessary, and the operation
was performed by - Dr. J. L. Atlee: the
patient is doing, well.
Duty on Distilled Bpiritg.—ty
the act of MarCh 7, 1864. th'e duty of six- .
ty cents per : gallpn is to belevied,.collect
ed and paid - on all spirits that maybe
distilled and sold; or distilled and remov
ed for consumption or sale, on and. after
Mardi 8, 1'864. Ctimmissioner Lewis
h,as.decided that spirits distilled_ prior to
March 8,1864, are not subject to this in
creased tax, ribtrobgh not sold or remov
ed till after the 7th day or March.
M. Bornsidee, of the AbbvPie
Academy, bas been appointed Principal of the "nigh
School in this Borough, a place made vacant by the resig
nation of Mr. Boger.
Or Rev. B. H. Schmank, la Lancaster,
nue, on Sunday last, unanimously elected Pastor of. Sa
lem's Lutheran church, of this Borough, by the mem
bers of th t congregation.
tip . Mr. John F. Ebur has removed his
ConleCtionery Store to Market Street,. near Chestnut, lo
the building lately occupied u Zimmerman'e Store ,
*bleb hao teen remodeled and refitted Otto him a call.
azir Company F,
,of 4th :1? : o..
most of whom aro from Lebanon, having ro.en listed for
three .yeare, returned on Friday evening last to this
place oun furlough. Sarum! of Omni were with Kilpat
rick. on the occasion of his hate great raid to Itichittond,.
and the account they give of their adVetttures is very in.
tereg ing.
er A few tlitizetsg• of Lebanon anti jones ,
town have subscribed sotne $lB,OOO, and a a' ng,le coal,
firarin I?inegrove $lO,OOO, towards the r.:pair of the
"Branch Union Canal." The: subsCriptions being note
fairly started; if all competent Interested persona will
come forward, and render proper assistance, sufficient
funds can be raised, anikiltis work Completed before tee
dose of the present year.
YORGERIES.—A. fe#
. days ago a oWeck
on the Lebanon Bank forsl2o.oo, purporting to be drawn
by Mr. Jacob Roodel, of this Borough, was presented to
McOulloch's banking house at 11 atirliarg, for payment.
received the cheek. for collect ion and forwarded
st, to tste- Lebanon Bank, Where it was at ones pronounteff
slit& rotas. S.:,few days after,.a'chlsek of the same charav
ter for hfiy-four dgilars wasyresented at a Reading WI illy'
and cashed. On Friday last, a similar check for eighty
'five dollain was presented_ to a 'Lancaster bank, the offi
cers of which had heed put on their guard. The person
presenting it was detained until inquiry could be made,
when ho was put in, the hands of a police officer and
conducted to prison. The person so arrested proves to be
John S. Orumbine, a resident at present of this Borough;
and who has for same years past been engaged in teach
ing school in different parts or this county. lie is yet a
young man.
OUR. QtTOTA.—Our quota, of men under
the last call of the Presidentiu not yet known. The quota
named for 4 Ponntylvaniala thought by oneptatn offi ctal
to he too large, and Gov.eurtin has adopted meaattres to
hitvo as investigation made and errors that may he found
corrected. It is quite probable that a coutdderable dimt•
nution will be made With these frets iu view the fol
lowing attract from a letter written by a genttemait
connected with the Provost Marshal s office at Pottsville
will - afford t.tti the information in regard to the quoit, of
our county that is new within onr reach:.
"We have not yet received theollicial quota under the
call for 200,000, but can make a near estimate by taking
as a guide the whole quota under that:all or 500,00 a men,
which will mftito the (wets. for Lebanon county under the
call for 200,00311 M anent 315 men, a , the enrollment
tiOwStandSt but the enrellniellt lists will all be corrected
before the draft is made. There till be lists put up in
each townsbip in the County of all enrolled, and a day
appointed for the hearing or each dint n et, which wilt re
duce the enrollment and consequently the quota some.
but not materially, in Lebanon county You will he
Bar: if you put in 300 men, t think, for Lebanon conn , y,
under the last call—perhaps a few days less. hut not
likely. YOU may think this incorrect, as we had only 367
men under the call of 500,090, bet you must take into
consideration that those who had furnished StibStitnteS.
paid mum+ at ion, and went in to senile', in person, under
the previous draft, were all deducted and 307 were only
the balance. The correcting of the enrollment won't
make touch 4itrereime in the 4uota of Lebanon county,
as only the following will be stricken off
1. Alicitage.
Unsuitaide, of age. •
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a ' Zion residence. .
4. manifest, permanent physical disability.
":4 II who have not been in service twolears, and who
were not enrolled, will be a idetE; and et the time your
enrol meat was medal - be drafted men for nine months
Were away, and Were not enrolled. It would lie well, if
several Men, in each tewliehip. ivotild take the matter in
hand and hare a perfect` enro'bnentinude. as seen as the
lists are 'published, RIM attend the bearings here, and
have such Stricken off as ought not to bi 3 enrolled.' In
this county the people arc reify at work, each townghip,
has a committee making the enrollment correct; but, of
course, in himeneciiiney: the enrollment is more per
fect than in this colinty. I think your enroUnient ~sede
very lithe Corredfitin, %elate here it le very necessary" •
. .
We woudel. if those fellows who
voted for" Old Abe for a change, can feel
any just 'now
:TAKE Norroß.--The enrolling is go
ing on. 'and it is - expected that the Conscription ac
will be enforced immediately, so I would advice'eyery
'body to get their Ptcreaes taken,in time for tligir re
lations and friends: And the:only, Place to get a No. t,
Picture is at ZI.3I3I,ERMAN'S New Ydrk, P r hotographie
'O .- fiery, for he is taking the cheapest, fhe 'best, and
most life-like Pictures in Lebanon.isluintitted by
all that he can't be beat, for his gallery fe always
crowded. Give him a call and you will find as we rec
ommend. Remember the place. Zimmerman's New
Turk Photographic gallery, iu Cumberland St. Call
early and avoid a crowd.
P. S.—Children and anybody that h.,s got weak eyes
should call at Zimmeritika's Gallery. Ills Pictures on
b require from 3 to s'seconds time to sit
Ql3En-IQ - N.—VIA° I there Dick and
Na'ircy ; udidieliteldui'diiig, that you are in such a
harry ?
Alsstretth'y Wenre just on our way to. The ily's
Photograph Gallery, to have our pictures taken
takes splendid pictures. and his Gallery is nearly all
the time crowded, so I said to Nancy we will go ear.
ly this morning before any body else gets there,-or we
-will have to come away again without getting any.
QUEST.---YOS! I here heard toe that Daily's Gallery
is nearly all the time crowded, and en why don't you
go to some other Gallery ?
Ans.---Oh my ! we could not think of such a thing.—
We admire the true end beautiful pictnre that. Daily
take. so much. that we would not-go to another, ,Gal.
tory 'if we-could get-them• fox nothing. - Dolma seven
years, experience iu the business; !mesa complete sett of
improved instruments, excellint sky-lieht, anp
there this takes - the best pictures n town, and so of
comae every body that wants a good pieture gees to
him.:
glisay,--What k ind of Pictures doesuc take?
Axs.--fle takes Photographs from miniature to life
size, plain or colored. llie card pictures have been
pronounced more truthful and life like than Foote that
bave.becti taken in our ,liirga cities: His Ambrittypes
are beautiful, and. can't be beat.' Ife also excels in
copying pictures from small Daguerreotypes, and en
largiug.them almost to any size.
(Mgr.—Where is thia Gal leVy 7 3 must give him a
can too.
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Atis.--4ust come along with Nancy and 1, and we
will show you.
,rt is in Stine's New Building. next
door to the Lebanon Depoalt Bank. 13'e eowtant
ly'on hand a good assortment of Gilt and Rosewood
Frames, Cases,,Albuivis...&e., which lie tello , cheap.--
For good and
. obenn Pictures we advhe ',b,11 - to go to
Doily's Gallery, *Lebanein,* Mareh 11, '63,
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Powder, Cabs, &o. •
ATTENTION SPORTSSIEN.—J. G. AULENBACiI iVOUId re
speetfully inform. the Public 1,176:t be - continues the
husinesk of manufacturing and dealing itt•
GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS, POWDER.
Caps, Wads, and'all,llinila of gunflint and gun materi
al, at KS Store, sliirket I4reet. a Sew doors North of
the L. V ILA., Lebanon, Pa.
{el,. All kinds of Rena Wing .done•at the4S4ortest poi
sibid notice audio the hest style of Vorkitinuship.
Lebanon, June 24, 181.13.—1 y •
gliftiat s
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P
S WALLOW
two or three hogsheads of "ichn,"
0" Ton ic itters," Sarsapa rale ,""iVerrous An
tidotes." &c., &c., &c., and after you are antiatied with
the result, then try one box ot DI,D DOCTOIt DU
ed to health and vigor In thirty dam They aro pure
ly vegetable .pleassut to take, pro,;•pt and salutary in
their effects on the broken down and shattered consti
tution. Old and young can take them with advan
tage. Imported an d sold in the Butted States only by
. JAS. S. BUTLER
Station D, Bible House. New York.
• General Agent.
P, S.---A box sent to any address on receipt of price
—which is One Dollar—post free.
- March so, 1864-3 m,
TTSE NO. (MUER !—BUCTIAN'S SPECIFIC
-PI , I3LS are the only Reliable Remedy for all
Diseasixot- the &Mies], Urinary and Nervous Sys
tems. Try one box. and be cured. ONE DOLLAR A
BOX. One box will perfect a cure, or money refund
ed. Sent by
,mail on receipt of pr ce.
JiM S. iftYlMit;
Station D, Bilde Dense, New York,
• General Agent.
March so, 1564 —an. •
YOU: WlSii 'I3E dintED ? blirEtJ
11 CHAN'S core in
less than 30 days. the worst cases of NEIIVOUSNESS,
Impotency, Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness. In
sanity, and all Urinary, Sexual. and Nervous Affec
tions. no matter- from what cause produced. - Price,
One Dollar per box. Sent postpaid, icy ' mail, on re
ceipt of an order. Address, . _
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station A, Bible Douse, New York,
Gene ul Ageul
itrareh .70",1864.-3m
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Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair .Restorative
The. standard staple preparation for the hair sear
-1 aritei ittstrlcases to restore faded and gray hair, and
whitilters, td 'their original color. It does not claim to
make the hair groik hi where it hall fallen mit 1 Petit.
.leg *in do that whatever may be advertised to the
contrary, but it OW Prei:ou't it frotalnlltug etii, Pedro
it soft and silky. eleinse it and the scalp from impart.
ties and humors; And entirely treerconte, bad—Miects of
previous use of prepare lions containing sulphor,. Cu
garof lead; &c. It requires no soaping, wash ingount
hours for its application, nor will it stain the skin, but
is as easily applied and wiped from the skin as any
hair dresstitg: It restorce the natural ,t:•balline, of ono
hair with another, which gives It a li'rely appearance
ipitead of the dull uniform black of dyes.
Hoyt's Imperial Coloring Cream
Superior to any Mir Dressing. in use. Oils and. Col
ors-the it ut the seine time. Changes light and red
hair to a beautiful brown or Muck.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT & CO,
No.lo University Nato, New York.
March 9, 1064.-Iy. •
riTt. TOBIAS' VENETIAN HORSE uNr
itirMENT, pint bottles at fifty cents eavh, f or
Ittmeness, outs, galls. ccille, sprains. &r,, warranted
cheaper than any °OWE% It is Wed By all the great
horsemen on Long Island courses. It will not rare
ring bone nor spavin, as there it no iliiiniout in oxis
tenon that will. What it . it stated to core it positively,'
does. No owner of horse s wild be without it Ofte4. trying
'nee bottle. One dose reriVes and often canoe the life..
of an orer-heated or driven horse. For collo- and net
ly-ache Whits never failed. :Just ea sure as the son
rises. jest no sure is this valuable Liniment to be the-
Horse embrocation of-the day. Sold-by all druggists.
Office,bo Cartiandt Street, New York.
Feb. 10,
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. THE M.EANS OF SELF MULE.
By one who has cured himself affei being but to
great expense and ,injury. through medical itutulaig
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By enclosing a post paid addreseed envelope, single
copies may be had of the anther. ,
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at anietif
Ou the 24th beat., by the NW,. 0. P. Weaver, Kr.
DANIEL, W./ MN. of Anaville. Pe., to .111 lee ANN
MAROAREI7 ONAVELY,of Cornyfeq,.Leb. co., PA.
Abtitt,s.
English preaebinx., next SnaaY, at "In A. 11., by Rev.
Uotwald, and German service, at 234 P. M., by the
Pastor. in the Moravian Onrch.'
German preaching next Sahhath morning and English
in the even ing, in 7,ion's Lutheran chnrch,
The Lent's Sapper wall be administered on Sabbath
morning in the German, and in the evening in the
Eng Huh language. in the First Reformed Chnrch
Preparatory services on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the German, and in the evening. in the
English language.
fiEV.
On the sth inst.. in this borough, Me. PETER
STRICKLER, aged 67 years. Funeral on Friday
morning.
On the 3nl inst., in this Borough MARIA,
consort_ of Jacob hIeCONNELL, dec'd., aged 45 years.
4 months and 20 days.
The friends and r.dativos'ararespectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on l'hurialay morning at 10 o'clock.
In the 11. S. Ilainital. Phila., on the 28th OIL, CAS
PER.. 51cOQ,NNELE., of the 50th Reg. I'. V., aged 28
yeari, and 10 months.
On the 26th of Marsh. 1864. nesr 'Lebanon
county, P5...,51ra ELiZ WETTER. daugto et of
Samuel and Oath rine fleasiy,and adt,,, of Dap let Stmt.
tar. riV,P4'9&yetirs. 10 menthe; and 26 , days. I - chambers..
.
burg p ;porn please copy.J •
The Lebanon Market.
• CarAfully Cormled I%!My. '
LERAICON; WEDNESDAT. APRIL 6, 1864
Extra Ffi may, ' $8 50 J Egge,lll doz., .- IR
Extra Flour, 8 25 (1304er, *ifi M., 35
Prime White Wheat,[ 50 I Tub dr salted butter, 10
Prime Red Wheat, 145 I Lard, 15
New Wheat, ew . Tallow , 11.
Prime Rye, 1 15 Ram,
Corn, 100 Shoutderft, ' - 9
Oats, 75 Sides,
Clover-semi, 3.00 Soap, - ' 7
Timb'tby.seed, 2'so'Beee-wax, 25
Flax-eeed, 2SO White Rage, 8
Pried Applee, /Mated, 200 Mixed Rage,
Peach "„§oitz," - 250 Flax, iii,11,,, 12 .. 14
Peach "Ilutzele," 152 Pr/atlas, ii lb., 40
Cherries,' . /75 P'eatbere, 18 lb., 623.4
_
O'nidriA 100 Woo l Vl5 • 40
_
,
Potatooe, 5 0 Soup Benne, 73 qt., 7
A ppl,, t ter, ernek. 4.5 Vinegar, gal-,• 1'234
gdy pluTtiorm4iL
Lebanon Oa n I: Stock for sale
:
1 i siTAREs of now Stock in the Lebanon Ronk Po
, r
.11 Salo. Apply at the- Advertiser omen, for terms AC.
,
Lebanon, April 6, 1664. „. .
CYRES. P. MILLER,
.Attornery-at-Law
flico in Walnut street, neatly opposite the sock
ll Hotel, and two doors south rrt• A Karrneny's
tiardware store.
Aprit 6, 1864.--ty.
AMERICAN HOUSE
Aldrket, Street, rebanpm,
• SOHN MATTHES,
Piro riedOr.
FM proprietor of this old established and popular
HOTEL Would respectfully inform the public that
it will be conducted at all times to the comfort find
convenience of its guests. it has been thtiroughly re
&tied and renovated. and DO Ming will be spared to
Mike the : Table' and the Bar, at all times, squat to any
in the county.
The STAIN - M.4G And Yard ere superior too. and more
diktensire, thmi nny other in Lebanon, A new SHED
is else in the ceurse of erection, which will be com
pleted in a short time.. The patronage of the Partners
and the Traveling public generally is respectfully
Baited.
lAoE—West side of Market street, and half a
square south fi‘om the ?dirket House.
JOHN MATTNES•
Lebanon, April 0,11.864.
. ..
- Iliett*e and Lot for *ale
riMlE subscriber t ffers at private sate' his Home end
j, Lot of Ground, situate on the .South side of Hill
street, between Centre and east streets, in the borough
of Lebanon., The Let is 33 by 196 feet. The ROCS b:
_ • , . inn one story and a belt "Fit.A.Mli; 22
e- .. . by 211 feet, vitt: KITCTIEN, 14 by 14
/y. 4, to feet, nearly adjoining', largo Cistern.
0
, p, :: Z f,V, nog pen, and other neeeseary int-
Z,L ,, , ,4•.,.. prey Oriel) fa. title property la pan riy
- :'''- - "'":- , new and a cleanable one for a mechan
ic or labOri , g Tana of small means. ,
. •
furtliv, informal, on apply nt the Toll
Gate, to LOUIS FRITZ.
beim:ion, April 6, 1.861.:---31.*.
iamovrn g .: l
m o 7.NT A. ZZ. „
o re n z o 111 ob re r,
vuuLD respectfully Mem the MU. J
. 7.01 S Of Lebanon and vicinity. that ,
— .l - 20 - 10Y3,17,71, a afl,l
1131IMOtte to two doors below Philip If. GA ,
ItlcCaully's Shoe Store, where he will make up the W
niost fa: Wettable Clothing. ALE, work entrusted to J
him'wfli he manniketured in - the best manner:on mod
orate terms. ocis.a. tits end substantial making guar
nnteol. Thankful VA the lihnral pairenifge attended
W him thus far. he hopes. by strict attention to Ws
business to merit a continuance of the Benin. lie dor - -
di:illy invites the public and his old enstoiners to give
hint a call. - - (Lebanon, April, a; ISV-I.
FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS,
BOTLINI3 7 -1 7 11YIgV "--STEW.ItG-SyEEPINt}
TITI'll TUJ FLAME I.llAt LibilTS TEE. ROOM.
* By the flame of 'a 'common lamp, 4,4 tli'e
IL
cost of cent's worth' of oil, a very comfortable break:-
feat can' be cuolted.—i.V. E Tribune.
S,Unple in a constrtictiai„eisily,kept to
order. ready for Use in a moment * convenient
to have on hand, * • * DrtiOist's Circular.
.* Fish's Lamp is one of the. most popular
novelties of the day, * the utility of it Is augurs
tionable. a great ear Mg is made in heating and cooking
small articles, and can be made to cook meals for a
great many peasons. which is actually done on the
ambulance cars which carry the sick soldiers * *—
Scientific .4?tteriatli
* For 'family use, hospital tent, barrack,
Picuica,fishing, nursery, or sick room, It : on - article
of coinfort beyond all proportion to its, cost. * *—
Bull's ,Tharnalof
I have tried the apparatus antrmy Wife
nod I prods ini the same a most vahiable. and Audie
nces:o)le article ; and we now wonder bow we could to
long do without it. Ed. Coal 011 Circular,
* An economical contrivance for getting
lip heat at short notice Rff nursery and general house
hold mimeses, s). oue important point is the sav
ing in cost over coal Gres. * a, - N. I. Erewing_Post,
PRICES . FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS.
Three Articles Cooked at one; time. with
• One Burner.
Aiidiv A . - ea for 'Kerosene or Coal 01', nr Gas.
A Descriptive Pampblet.of thirty pages Welshed gratis,
ALSO
The Union Bent,
rn
To be attuebed to- a Codi Me- ff.eroSen . liamp or Cos
WldaffWatec Mai lteAi
,
;iniict;f'iia it
cooked also, arranged to • suppol),
EVERY ,FAMELY NEEDR , ONE.
• .- •
1931. D.. lint, Agent.
E0..990 Peur S
AGE§TS'
:April6 i 3 BGI
APRIL
' . Court Prot:lomat oil.
WHEREAS. the lIMV. JOIIN 'IA s iISON, Eng.
President of the several Courts t Common Pleas
in the district composed of the (month) of Letrmon and
Dauphin, and-Judge of the Courts of flyer and Termi,
beyond general Jail Delivery, fur the trial of capital
and all other offences in said counties;;llleJ edge of the
General Court Of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
General doll Delivery, in the County if LelennOn; and
Wittmer Rdva and THOTTAB KRAMER. 413 1 1'8- Antigen of
the General Courts of Quarter Sessions, of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer, General Peace , and Jail Delke.
cry, for the trial of capital and otherieffences. in said
county of Lebtinoll—tbrangli their precuts to me di
rected the 4th day of January. A. D 4 31104, to hold a
Collet of Oyer and Terminer Mid GS nlal dad Delivery,
and a Court of Quarter Sessions of an Peace in Leba
non for the county of Lelnition,bn the;
Third _Monday of April, next,
which will be the 18th day ofsaid iiiohtty to continue
ONE Week.
Notice is therefore heroby given, it) the Coroner, the
Justices of the .Peace; and to ConStliblfs within the
county' of-Lebanod,'lbapj,eiir own persons,
with their rolls, Ineeplinaneen, inquisitions, examina
tions and other documents, and present the same to the
Prosecuting Attorney at least ten days before the Meet
ing of the Court, conformably to the pFavisions of the
Act of Assembly, passed at the late seism of,,the Leg
islature. Also, all those who intend to prosecute) pris
oners which now are or then hilly b 4 Abe Jail of Leb
anon county, w ill have tifea,and there to appear, on
the Ist Monday of APRIL, `tb-mooed against then)
as then may be just.
Given under my hand, iu the borough of Lebanon,
the 19th day of itinrub, in tbo Ft of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty- ur. •
PETER L. STOUCTI,
Sheriff's Office, Lebanon, March , 1.86 t
'lowa ril A sookisi lion,
•PRILADELPIITAI PA.
TAISFASES - ot the Nervous, &Wad, Urinary and
Sexual Syeteuis—new and rellable treatment—in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION—SouI by mail
in sealed letter envelopes, tree of 31aarge. Address,
Dr J. SIMIAN HOUGHTON, Howsrd Association.
No. 2 6outh Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mardi 9,11994.—1 y.
1 - VD Yousoo AT MI '8 11 0.'3 New ..ot mid Shoo
Ll Store,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A List of Retailers
11F Foreign' and Domestie'Oneds, Wares, Merchen
k, disc, &e., which were returned by the Mercantile
Appraiser of Lebanon County, for the year 1864. No
tire is hereby given that the Appraiser will holdliss
appeal at. the Commissioners' Oilier, in the Borough of
Lebanon. Taesday, the 3rd day of May, A.. D. 1864, at
which time end place those desiring: to 'appeal may
attend. SA3IUEL OEIU,
Mercantile Appraiser.
~ 'Lebanon Borough.
L(e( of ',Wagers.' • Class. Lieensc.
Waite t Houck, stationery 13 $lO 00
'Jacob ltendel, Shoes 10 20 00
Gee. hose, pnt. medicine 3 10 00
do drugs 14 7 00
David Kemeny. hardware 10 20 00
John George, merchant 12 12 50
P. 11. Ebur, confectionery 14 7 00
L. K. Landerm Deb, merchant 12 12 50
Fisher & Arndt, leather 14 7 00
John F. Ebur, confectionery 14 7 00
Daniel 14. Withers, -flour a meal 14 700
P. P. McCaully, shoes 14 7 00
Towle & Carlisle, merchant 14 7 00
C. E. Itohland, shoes a hats 14 7 no
Joseph Lowry. confectionery 14 . 700
John Gratiff, confectionery 14 7 00
John Yordy, saddlery 14 • 7 00
;TOSCO Bowman, shoes a hats 14 7 00
11. J. Th. Smith; groceries 14 . 7 0 0
John L. Docker, stationery 14 .... 7 00
J. C. llouari& Co , tobacconiat ..13 . • - •10 00
Barry It 'Anderson, tobacconist 13 .10 00
J. 11. Kelly, jewelry • 14 7 00
,1,. G. Oppenheimer. ,clothing 14 7 00
D. S. Either, pat. trietfiehie 4. ~ 600
59- ~ drug's , • 14 " 700
Gootlyear & ' Diffenbaclf, 'iderchant 11' 'it, 0
A 6 , 11,1114, hatter .. 14 7 00
,ftthfkus Natban, notionsic 14 ~ .7 00
.`Greenawalt, hardware .% .. 14. . 700
Owen Lakimor, forwitwro - 14 -•- 700
llenbea Render, coftfeellonery 14 . t int
*DEMI, Light, lifewer
, 11 ~:i 00
Edward Strickler, griin 14 7 00
Abraham Strickler, grain 13 V) op
Dailey Tho.otts, grain* fruit 14 . 7 00
John .YOst, brewer 4 Is oo
el } b. GMhart, merchant 14 ,7 00
'. A. Smith, huckster 15 ' iu 00
soiniil Krause, merchant 14 7 00
.. IL. Grassier, (agent,) stoves 14 t 00
1 J. L. Lemlierger, drugs
do -
pat. medicine 4 1, 00
3. 3. lieleldwl,l,(ngent,) tobacco /4 700
liouert Huck,confectionery 14 7 00
Henry li rause, merchant 12 10 00
penry & Ileimmit I; merChatt • 3,2 12 50
hick'& Moo re;' shoes • It 7 00
Temi.-1 Gratql, shoos l:4 , 700
, .
. .
Jamas N. Rodgers, @Lovell 14 ,7.00
Jacob Siemist, fruits ke 14. 7 01
G. L. Atkins, shoes '' - -.' '-14 7 00
Samuel Muck, shoeS ' "l - .. 700
. -
. . ,
John Liman' It Bro., merchant I'2 12 60
S. S. Ramsey, merchant tailor 14 7. 00
Henry Haber, clothing 13 10 - 00
D. It. Deabler, grottery 14' 7 00
George Hoffman, grains KM 12 12 50
James Panders, confectionery 14 7 00
J. D. Krause A Co ;merchants 9 25 00
Georgeltl. Fauber, merchant 14 7 00
Charles IlcOarren, fruits an 14 . 700
John Diller. groceries - - 14 700
L. L. Greenawalt. hmther 14 7 00
ftelzenstein 8z Bro., clothing 13 . • 10 00
Henry 11. Clouse, huckster" ' 10 20 00
jat*So7l- Township:
Allen Bolling er, distiller 11 15 00
Lindeumuth, lumber 14 7 00
Moses Front's., huckster% • , u 7. 13 ' 10- ; 00
Bongos A Stonerpoerchane - 12 , .12 50
Geo. L Seltzer. grain*. coat I 13: - . : 10',00
A. tVeigley, Merchant - 'l6 .- 10'00
Hain ,A lihnnielberger, grain,
coal x salt 13 10 00
Gerhard & Co., coal 4c )4 7 00
Jottathab & J. Miller, coals . QO
• acob Sboch & Co., ill ercharit 7 00
SeujatnioArtz, stores 14 00
Fleury Shirk, dregs 14 , 7 00
du pat. medicine . 4 - s'oo
Spengler & Musser. merebent 13 . 10 OD
Coover .t. That, grain, coal a soli 13 10 00
Daniel Uriell, eel% " 14 .700
Samuel Snell, stove . ; 14 7 00
Benj. !larger, confectionery 14 ' 7.00
N. L. Bewman,rnerellant 13 - 10 00
Jacob A. Wo11;111'1111er 14 ' 7:00
Daniel Hassler, confectionery 14 , 7 00
:J.& 11. Loope. leathers salt 14 ' 700
Spengler ,k Tice. merchants 13 . 10 00
John ',charm, plister a coal - i 14 700
Heidelberg Township.
A.S. Groh, merchant 13 10 00
do merchant 'l3lO 00
Jamb Bratzer, distillur 11 ' - 15'00
Henry Bomberger, leather 14 . ' ' 700
Cyrus M. Kral!, merchant 13 10 00
Oucher & Kurtz, merchant 10 20 00
do grain 3.3 . 10 00
.7'os,, 0. Lonser. merchant 13 10 00
John W. Miller. huckster 13 30 O,Q
John Bachemsteee, Cuckster 13' 10 'OO
Frank Miura, merchant . 14 7 00
cormaaa Townsh(p.
"B.& 5 .I , :by.tanteliant 12 12 50
Edirara V. Ranfiey, Met:. tailor. 14 ~ 700
Bucher & Kuriz; merchant ' 13 ... 10 00
J 0110- °Wiser, grain - 14,. 7 00
... - . _ ... . ... .
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IV ,;rtli. Annvilte. sown h.)11 : - -
r 4 ,701rw :ri;tv..r , c...nreciltiory 14 .. .., .. .7 00
Jr,ho W.,i4, contjactionory ..,, 14 ' * '7 00
Georg. P,,t,t., , , huckster 13',. ,40 ro
fol,fiZ!iimre, fortsituro / , 14 ,- '`'' .7 00
..
Kinports .t tcreiller, wercnar,t )2 - ' . --- • .32 00
John N 'Swan. stoves 14 -:- tOO
P...ter Groyhttl, e11t,43 14 7 00
~ 1 ~. Blttilogt•r, grnitt.& C. 031 12 1: 2 50
I. ildranar. &pro' n , ot 15 10 00
- 171nnt. ,r4,....5},,,v..1.......1
~ 3.k
_. 7.. oft
B.,hr eel 11"rNersB ,..
i 7 i4 d:
er, mordint 1,1 - _.._ TOO
Wiltimth Ault, 1 , other l4 7 00
J. A. floiltnan & Bro., merchant 45 10 00
Shirr.e! Long, "grain . •
(iamb Lebanon Boroagh.. . .
:11hrtin W. Eberat, drugs . 14 7 00
CU:lHefly, mr.robant 14 - 700
Solounin Smith, an.ldtery 4 coats 1 4 700
Reinothis 4 Melly. lumber A - coal 12 - 00
Jacob Noll, wood 4 coal 14 7 00
Eckerre4h, Sr., coals, ."
grain b. Att . 10 10 09
Mary Zeller. cOnfeetionenr . - 00
Jacob B. Funek, Merchant 13 10 co
.I,oleph BeWroon, furniture 14 '7 00
Joseph It. Bunton, tobacconht— 14 700
Frederick Gardner: confectioneiy 14 7 00
Ilermap Bauch, confectionery 14 7 00
John a=nt, grin, &e 13 10400
Joseph Vordy, huckster .19 10 00
Christia.o Long, merchant '
John P. Arnold furniture
B WWI townsloP.
Levi ShiTSi 4r, n!ereitant . 13 10 CO
Levi Duhhe, bricketer .13 10 00
J.. 1,. 1./rine, merchant' • ' 13 10 00
George Ert,trama. huckster 13 10 CO
Pet
I.ovi Pe•, hucketer 13 10 00
Peter neck, hulkater 13 10 00
Jahn W,ller coals 13 10 00
Jo,fah Light, leather 14 7 00
Glearge K.reti kitOirts 14 7 00
Samuel Weab-r, merchant 13 10 00
Thomas' S. Walm-r. merchant 13. 1 00
Murk ii, if', merchant ' 14 700
J. K. - loLlrz, hock , ter 10 l 0 00
J.B. Bomberger, huckster 10 f.O 09
Itilloreek township
J. B. Walter, merchant 700
.1. A..Weieley, merchant 14 7 00
John Zmuner mari, grain 14 7 00
Jahn S. 'Richard. st Ain 14 7 00
J H. Stewart, merchant 14 7 00
9.Laudia & Son. merchant 14 .7 CO
John U. Seibert, grain 14 7 00
Daniel Zrz4, coal & inml.er 14 7 00
South Lebanon toonship.
Henry 'flank, grnin, coal k salt 13 10 00
U. T NS 0.n.0.& Co., grain, coal &
- salt IS 10 00
Bast Hanorgr township.
Thomas A. Ilitiper ? nierch4.llt 13 10 00
J. *, Wz. A. Lied! ,Luei 'chant .7{. .
7.00
00
Devid liuck, leather 14 7 00
D 51. R.ink,merchav , t 1:1 - 10 03
Catharine Frantz, merchant 14 7 OD
feed 14 7 00
Levi Zinivnet man,tnez chant 13 30 00
1,1 14 ti 700
Letelonderay Weens/i4i.
J,,hn-Dei.(ingsr, merchant 12 ;]2 ta
3moilv , l Johnston. strng; 31 7 00
Edwitt.,l Diisinget, tailor merillantl.4 7 00
tt Mom E.l3rutiuo,':nerchant 13 311 10
John J neigh Tn..; clam t /3 )0 CO
JoNN, BA,•konstoso, huckster 3314 00
Martin Forty, merchant I) 20 10
do grain Br. oust 33 OO
Simon Eitorvr, otevo3 14 7 (0
liar( ru ii. Bowman, merchant 13 10 00
Levi W. Henry, cota•-ctionory 14 7 00
Union &math p.
.8.01411310 Inniber a:
cast 13 10 00
Mail) &13rother, pain & coal 14 7 00
Daniel T. Bordner merchant 18 10 (0
Nicholas Rigel, bucliAter 18 10 CO
Stu .tarn hirenthip.
Br nner & Treichler, merchant 12 'l2 60
8. Weimer. stove 11 7 DO
Fisher & Arndt, leather 14 7-,00
John Philips, merchant 13 10 00
ite•unel Gember,,hockster, 13 10 00
John Capp& Sou, merchant 13 10 10
'do do drugs 14 700
Levi Heilman k Bret, merchant 14' 7 00
/bud& 4737 , i3ate township.
It -.1". B. 2 te' uni Morehant 14 700
John Y.a. , e; buc.ksier 13 10 00
J. CI F itr, drugs 14 7 Orb
G, W. I/weever, stationery 8 6 00
Cornelius Smith, confectionery 14 700
Bie,er & Sumner, merchant . 13 /0 00
wit a,m iti.ver. 'tatter & emit I.t DO
Roeol , ll Ilrrr. him er 13 10 00
A & D. fi raid( r grate 13 10 01
Wilih Carper. merchant 13 10 00
North Lebanon townstelL
Hoary Hartman, brewery n 15 CO
:niched Heve.Jing, huckster 13 10 00
Israel Light, merchant 14 7 On
Shirk 0. Long, merchant 14 7 00
d u
grain . 14 7 00
Andrew Light, Merchant 13 10 00
John U Grob. merchant 13 10 CO
Jacob Riddlle, bubliater, 13 10 00
Adam R. Light, itierChnnt 14 7 op
Lebanon, April 7, 1804. '
Donor GEC eCCOUNT.
T OS. Ka ,Trpfteurer, ftw account
tJ wah w.bto.NoN soßbuotti from Mardi fotb, 1863
to March 21et.m864
To audit iciodired fgoro . fteti. Walter,
'ColiebtoFfoVl66l. in full $262 28
To coati reieived fr.to D. E. Miller,
Collector f .r 1662, to toll ligg lb
To caul, received from Peter Hauer,
Collector for 1883 8910 09
To cacti received from Market
Hance and Curb Rights 182 80
To cash received from County Com
mieeiouere toMerdo building
bridge in Pinegrove Mime. IWO 00
To cads received frau), County Coin•
reiceionerd for repairing elation
License ` 20 00
To cast received from Walter it
I Parte, pavement account
fly cash received Pm cirm licenee
i voceivednaternporary loan
I El dance in the Treasury Match 9,
1861
11 lance dee Treasury March 21,
1864
CR.
ny cash paid sundry persons on or
ders issued RR re 314. 4 , 4 ,1:
W. ll.iober . Im. bums 14 MI
A. S. Sly, guallif;lng ollhera, dm. 3 00
Viewers on Pineur re at. bridge 6 DO
11. , ssmart. limier *Cam , . lumber 1 43
3. J. 1100 b, notifying weworo 1 - . , 0
.7 .T. Young, ga.o.or4”.ra ' 11 24
Geo. Spamr, witno,a frws 1 00
Expense on weight and nioenure
far Clerk of Market 1 40
Military fend 100 00
Josiah Geltle, witness fees 78
'TRUMP Rogers, lanterns 7 no
J 71 Miller. stationery 1 00
J.Yor ' - y. for UR*, of scales 3 12
D. M. Itarmeny.hardware. sit ite. le9 01
4. cornett for bridge 43 00
Major & Bro.. Iron plate 1 50
County Commissioner's 2 years
rent for coal, no. 40 00
- 206 04
Win. Focht. bond in fun 403 50
Thtniet Seifert. interest - , - . 18 00
A. Moo. Trees. for Per. Virn gain . 20 00
0 fieverin, mending tiose .' : 11 50
IC Richey, fiber) 165 25
.. . - 107 75
E. Ricbey, iiiise for liTulatt Fire
Company 168 26
Lebseciy..Gne Co . gas consumed by
Union Fir e Company ' 240
. .
66
ittilloolil k 3lolly, Inmbor for Mom - 168
ket llouee 36 12
P. Sorseker, log for Market Mosel 2 60
J. Swartv., pump " a
10 00
13rua k Reiler: ." " .8 20 ..
Mich. [Allier, lioulig . " 232
. 68 49
Anthony Gerhard,painttagaration
home a AO
Shirk, Pptatirin,*446n :hal& )gam
A. Moyer, carpenter work '"
22 85
• -
J. A A D. WO . ter,.fpr, rornaving 43 00
anel repOries. Mrs. Messes
bowie ,Ind tqater'al. 121 /A
Towle Caitern, derige 25 90 '
• -
Geo Dock. for onrblng at Mrs. 140 75
Klinn'sproperty • •._ 23. 52 -
Guo. Roes, for t tirtilog at Mrs. IL>
natio& propOrty, 26 II
plin .
Jos. I{ erch, Tree., fur Jul crim '43 31)
g .„, ,
.......—.....
18433 y. .
- . an 0
;TOR. Hei r , Tree., ter J. echirrine.• q
• 1804 849 RI ...
B. Borgner St. COVE, for !Hark t St. 424 23 •,:
' do do Mulberry ,6 76
do do Walnut 220 24
-do do . Chestnut 13R 03 -
do do Compbellen 16 03
do do -. Pinegr 3re 1263 CO
do ' do Smoke RHO' 17 00 ,
do . do different
Streets and Alley!' 291 18
GOD 1.41 , 14.1V08.Ver, ElbetaillretOWll
.. road.ove-balt l7 29 '
: .
' ------ 2411 TS
Geo. Borgner. for building Pine.
grOra street bildtre. . 352 W.
ff. R. Bartman, Printings 17 00
Wni. M. Breslin, " 21 50
J. Young. ~ /9 75
Worth & Reinoehl, " 40 75
TT. 'McCord, Police,
8.J.8a1,b
JOS. Shantz., "
It. Wheat, "
fl. Shirk ! ' ".
liorinor;"
J. N. Shearer,
J. O,le iser, :e
W. B. Reinhard
A. Moyer. "
John Smith, "
----.-- 681 00
Lebanon Gag Comp'y. Om consum'd, 387 97
D. M. - Harmony, Chief Burgess, 10 00
U. ',Greenawalt, Axe% Burgess, 10 00
A. Rise, Councilmen, 10 00
U. Tiee, 'do 10 00
P. L. Weimer, do 10 00
M. Looser, do 10 00
Geo. F. Re Inhord, `de /0 00
Juo. Gerhard, do 10 00
-d;
D. E. Miller, calculating appeal mi.
Mess and duplicate 10 00
1). H. 51111er. clerk, 15 op
.. ~ ..:_,.....- . '25 . 00
Jos. Horeb. treasurer's Salary'lo 00
Appeal Comm ittee., . IOD
J. Durkee, d istritaitirm appeakadtices,.l2 AO
do Dory ing Carrion, - 31 4
do . Cleaning street A alleys, 10 31
do High Constable selary, 20 00
..
$6264 80
OUTSTANDING TAX.
Peter Dauer. collector for 1863,
- deficiencies_ commi RAM and a•
batement to be deducted, $890,11
A.l) DITIONAL STATEMENT. ..
The Treas, received orders for July •
Coupons for 1863, 349,50
On which he paid 315,00
, Balance in the Treas. bands,. 84,50
Alio . Un • -nrder for January got
.
puns 1864. 340,50
On which be paid 256,50
plasm's le the T ress hands. —•••:-.--- V.7;00
Balapee. in die illia . de of he Tratf.
presented, 16,50
Balance in the lad f theTramt.
for July
preaente,l. 1862, wheit . .
7,56
In addition to theatove, the folloWt-
lug are ti.o 'borough Liabili
ties -on lnipencements and It.
~ It.,llOnds-
A Bonds of Wm. Shirk, • - 841,20
1 flond of D. Seifert, 300,00 •
Amount - of 11;.: 4 1t. Bonds ontstand
.
lug 11,650 00
$12,791,20
demon March 24, 1864. •
STOVES. STOVES.
-vow is the time to buy your STOVES before cold
winter is here, and the best and cheapest place is
at the
Lebanon Stove, Tin and,Sheet Iron Madura&
tory of James N. Rogers..
Two doors South from the Lebanon Ben, be
bad the largest and best assortment of PARLOR,
HALL, and COOKING STOVES, ever offered in"Leba•
non, Oae Burners for Bathes br Bed Chambers of his
own make. with a ge,neral assortment of railer Stoves',
and a large varlet Of.the best Cooking Stoves i n the
county nr borbugh,. which he warrants ter bakeor roast
WASHBOILIiItS con tautly on hand Of all sires,
dud thebest material. •
COAL 'BUCK ETS--the largest aesortment, the heay.
test lion, and the best made in Lebanon.
Abe, a. large stock of TIN WARE, made of the best
Material and in a workmanlike manner. As be is a
Practical Workman, Gild hut bail an experieoco of
twenty-fwe yeare. he feels Confident that be can give
general
'He takes this method of ratiiiiiing his thanks to his
numerous customers for thefr llikral support, and lie
hopes, by strictly attending to liis own business and
letting other people's alone, to still reecive a share of
pupil° patronage. - JANI,RS N. ROGERS.
Attie- Particular attention paid to all kinds ofJOSSOM
such as Rooting. Spouting, &c., and all work warranted
Jleentoval
OF VIE
NEW A7iii) CHEAP' HOOT
AND SHOE STORE_
rr H.E - subicriber would respectfully inform the cit
_L iscens of Lebsnou and vicinity, that he has retnov
oedls BOOT and MOE STORE to Market street, next
lird south of Mrs. Riso's Hotel, Lebanon. Pa.
where he keeps on
band a large and well
assorted stock of all
ti kinds of BOOTS and.
5 0E S. He will
agat att make to order all
kinds of*BOOTS and
SHOES, and at very
short notice. He al
%y, so keeps on hand a
large and well-assort
ed stork of .LKATITER. such as RED AND OAK'SOLE
LEATHER, CALF AND.IOI , SKINS, MOROCCO AND
FANCY LEATHER, KID, LININGS, ROANS, BIND
/NOS, &c., and all kinds of Shoemalteri 7 TOODS AND
FINDINGS, such as ROOT-TREES, LAS'S, ROOT
CORDS and 'll EBBS, AWL-BLADES. KNIVES, PUN
CHES, HAMMERS, rmaess, RASPS, TACKS.--
Constantly on band an assortment ofLastings- Threads,
Shoonails, Peg-breaks, Sand-stones, Pegs, Bristles. lilt
and Shoe Tools, of every description: Having been en•
go,ged in the bueinees more than twenty years, be feels
satisfied that he can give satisfaction to all who will
favor him with a call. 'Shoemakers fr.ut the country
will do well by calling on him before purchasing else
where. SA3IIJEL HAUCK.
Lebanon, Jan. 27 1564.
IRERCRAIIIT TAILORING.
S. 11A. ,ISAY, in Funek'a hulloing , corner of Cam
be.:land street and Dot. itas on band and
for !sale, either by the yard dt inade t 4 order; a large
lot of .
dAsttittzts, anti
VESTM4S,
&Meted cram Gee& houses. Good Fiti LAM sub.
titatitial making guaranteed 'to all. Also handker
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves. hosiery, Suspenders. Fancy and
•Plain'L'inon Shirai, Under Shirts and Drawer's.
- •
S. S. RAMSAY.
P.P . R., April 9. 1962.
TO THE PUSLIC.
The nodersighia #ia i ig tekenthe Targefled Comm°
Mona lintel; in Pottsville, knowil its the
11 0 R'l' H 0 US E,
Would respectfully announce to his old friends and for
mer patrons that lie is prepared to accommm
• date all who may favor him with
their patronage,
The MORTIMER. 1.1,0135 E has been newly napered;
painted, and refurnished throughout, and the PRoPate.
'TOR feels 'warranted in saying that it is
UNSURPASSED BY ANY ROTEL ,IN TUE
Borough of Pottsville, for comfort and convenience.
./V - 0 Pains will be spaed
Toreador it as agreeable and comfortable stopping"
place tbr strangers and travelers.
The Stabling and Shedding,
Attached tz. }hit Rotel, ar43 euthei.ntiy ytrFe_thf the tke
corainod she ipt - see arid' afilkos of
OM=
The Hotel in now open for the
ReceptiOn : of • the
. •
ui will bo happy, to accommodate all who may
fly. hitfl _ • JOSEPH .86
F.Blz,
Pottsville, April 8,18684 • Proprietor.
Le b
28 96
20 00
97 83
LOCA..
9 the propettTy tuilders of the State of Penn.
Sylvania :—GFI,NTLEMEN Your attention is
respectfutly solicited to the felloivlng Ip - writes of insur
ance of the LEBANON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO:51-
VAN Y, who are transacting businses with the moat
flatteriret evidence of Public confidence. There sources
Of. the topriny are ample to in4titunify thme who may
take te,'. -,ntage through its agency of the Means afford.
ed the:, r being protected against loss by fire. The
ikmtvglK.f Directors are practical business, men well and
fitrorahly known, and enjoyingl l .lteentlre confidanceand
respect fof the community in wheels they live. 'Our Corn.
parry ivperfectly mutua, and we iiivite'&hurearefol
tention to.the Milowing low rates as wearedetermlned to
insure i.x low ac :my other responsitile company, taking
Into consideration the character of ttre ticks incurred.
Our CllAltnit being PERPETUAL, -e.totbleii us to is
sue Policies which never expire, which nblanten the no
cesaity of rOOewul every for 6 years.
The Company now been in sncceeital
for nearly 6 years, and all its losses have beeir
paid to the satisfaction of all parties concerned; itud, in
fact it has been, nod still continues to be. the, VIAL oil
the Directors to have the Company conducted eatilicuieft
and economical principles.
RAIrIS, OF INS'IIft.iNCIL
Dwellings, brick or ettine, slate roof $O,lB .1200
do do_ oldnaleg 't do
do Log or Frame "do
Barns, stone or brick ,20 do
do Log or Frame .20 . 4 do '
Store flanges, brisk or Stool :45 " do
MEI
IR2 09
- $626-1 Sig
do Log or frame ua, ,30 "do
antelsAboardiug Louses, brisk or stouh ;23 " do
do do Log or frame ;20 .do
Aradendes and School houses .2§ . do,
Churches and meeting houses 20 " do
r
Winters Imidka and Stationertes ,00, " do
Rook hinders ,61? .- do
Tailor shops
fihomnaker and saddler shops '
Silversmith and 'Watchmaker
Tin and sheet iron shops
Groceries and Provision stores
Tanneries
Ratter shops
Grist Mills, Wat4r valves'
SawMille"ao do
Drug Stores .
Smith ikons, brick or stone
. iao ~ do
To. do Wood ,tb .4.. do
Curpenter,„Toiner A: Cabinet mak'r suops 40 . 4 ds
Wagoner and Coneb maker shove ,40 " :16
Painter and Mu& maker allele - ,40 "do
Oil Mills . ,40 .. do
Clover Mills . AO 2." dil
Peunderies of wood. ,36 " do*
_ .
• do Brick or stone,.„,„ ,30 ” do
Merebandize in brick or Stone bitlrd'nits ' 20 " do
do in wooden . aft "
Furniture in trick or stone buildings ,15 " do,
do in wooden ,20 4 . du
Stabies & tdieds, brick or stobeAtinntly ,20 ", do
do do wooden 25 ' l ' do
Livery & Theern Stables '25 " do '
, compunications'shonla addressed to J.
G lif;11.11AN, Secretary,Jonestown, Lebanon Co, P&
AVA , FME at 'die ••••11ark Gorse Hotel."
Jonestown, March 4,1863
rtibluelice.
POBLIC NOTICE is hereb y given,
that the Charter
of the Methodist Episcopal Chrreh of Cornwall
township, Lebanon county, was duly presented to
the Court of Common Pleas, of Lebanon county, for
examination, and will he approved according to lose,
on the first day of April Tenn, nee; unless good cause
be shown to the contrary.
- HENRY SLEORIET, Protb'y
Lebanon, Jan. 27, !Rat—.
lIRLIC notice is berFby given, that the account of
I Joseph Light, Committee and Truatee duly ap
pointed by the Court of Common Pleaa of Lebanon
County. of WILLIAM STROH, a lunatic, ban been
filed .in , the Prothonotary's office Lvbennu county,
and that the same will he presented to the Court of
Common Pleas of said County, on th..l Third Monday
of April next, for continuation and allowance, when
roid.whern . all persdne Interested may attend if thpy
'think proper,
107 00
75 00
75 00
18000 •
240 00
65 00 .
1 - oo
. 12 00
31 00
14 00
11 00
5 00
•• 'HENRY. SICGRIST, Proth'i:
Prothonotary's ()Mee, March 23, 18i34, ' . - •
1- . NOTICE. ..
_.
i 11011 1 3BUC noilee is hereby given. that the account of
LE Adam Crittinger, assignee under a voluntary
1 deed of assigumen 4 for the benefit of creditors of M-
I 1110 N SNAVELY and ILeronim l / 4 his wife. him heeu fif
ed in the Prothonotary's of e of Lebanon county.
. and that the same will he presented to the Court of
Common Pleas of said County, qn the Thfrd Ilf . cmday
1 a/April nest, for confirmation and allowance, when
and where all persons interested 'may attend if they
think Pr4.•prr, •-- DIENES SI WRIST, Proth'y.
. Prothonotary's Office, March 23. 113E4:
1
.
riro lICE. .
POBLIC notice is hereby given that the account or
Jacob W. Meyer and Daniel Miller. Executors ef,
&c., XI ItTIN MEYER, deed., who was Trustee, of
John leaser. a hinat!c, of the township of Bethel. in
the County or Leberiou, has beep filed, in ll?e !Pi.thAri•
otary's office of Lebanon county, and ;bat the same
trill be presented to the Court of Common Pleits bt
said County, on the Third Monday of Apra next, for
confirmation and allowance, when atel where all pee;"
eons interested may attend If tin y th ink proper.
HENRY SIEGIUSV, Prottey;
Prothonotary's Office. March 23. 1864. •
EOM
wri CE.
1101111311LIC notice h hereby given that the tiodielhtel
William Peters. assignee of ISAAC
nailer a deed of voluntary siaignment in trust' for
the benefit of erv!ditorti. oar been filed in the Preni6.:
otary's office ot' Lebanon County. ackci that the same
will be prriiented to the Court of Common Pleseet said
County, on. the Third Mendel , of April, inent. for con:.
ruination and allowance. when,and where , all persons
Intetested day tit ten d if they think pope?:
ICAO ii6ii6uay's
zacsrr , 3u2c..mm:›iml - ca:• -
ONN; It CBI 4C11141[1.011i
•
Will taken by the uncthsigied, COllMll6roDellil
of Lebanon county, at stmh rates of interest as the
said Commissioners and the parties eontraetink may
agree:
This loan. will Iv exempt from all tax
ation.
can at the dammiss %um aleee, at Lebaton Bar;"
*ugh immediately.
Attest .
Crams Saint, aieiic.
Lebanon, March 30. 1864,
11 -
L I.IIV EitY tint' RAU
GOODS.-
,
rN Evraty VARIETY,
' Y of the latest importall'ine. and of
the newest sun most fashions
ble styles.
•
.
.
Our Straw Departmient
'ill) eninpriFe 'everx stiriety of 18 Onziet4, Fiats and.,
Trimmings to he found in thiefline, Of the latest-and'
tint, approved shapcs and styles.
Soliciting an cii•ly dill, I remain
Tones, - Respectfully,
.. .
rt. WARD.
1405.101, 105 I. Noitb SECOND Su., Dititturii
Maivh; 16, 1664 —4t.
"1-4 1 LORtiaN - C
Sewing Mac hie
i The Only Machine cartage of making More .
than One Kind of a Stitch; aod the
Only One having the RE
VERSIBLE FrOrri. `
• ,
, _
The feed may be reversed tit any point desired *
without stooping. ish 'Ai is a great advantage in fasten
ing the ends of seitoiX -
It makes fpur different stitches, lock. knot. tiouldh .
lock, 49 mi. double knot ; each stitch perfect and Ake
on both sides of the fabric..
There. is no other Machine which will do in fa*e
range of work as the "Florence."
It wit). litraid. Tack. Quill, Cord. Ulm, - rell;ffihd.
llather. and do an kianis of Stitching reqiirred. by
and 31. in caw:it:rem; ,
Thb usost inexperienced and no ditacnlty in lasing
Every Machine is warranted to give entire a rtiefite
tion, and to do all that te ohlnted for it,
vc9,,.. The Florence must 1e seen to At Appreciated.
J. F. AtATZ:
Agent otLebanon county, Anoville,
Persons wishing tosee the Machine in operation con
do so by calling on the Agent at Annvilie.
Annyille,..llarch 1. 1891,-3m.
• Philip IF:
5
FASIIIO3.7AI3LE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
Qi Cumberland Street, one door . East of
the Meek horse hotel. Thankful for th
very Mkt's! Patronage extended to me for the short time'
I have been in hiisinests I would respectfully ,solicit a
continuance of the patronage of the public.
e has at ell times an assortment of BOOTS and
SIICES of his own manufacture on hand, which will be
disposed of on reasonable terms.
FINE BOOTS, LADIES* GAITERS; &e.
, Those desiring a twat, well trade artiele. sire i t raitp i s
to give roe ak Childress ' Sloes id every y. r i e ty
and color on band. Heavy work utade to order
-AII work warranted. Repotting neatly done and
charges mode istbderate.
In the matter. or the. Estate, of GEOII,GE and C.A.TIT-
A/Zl?i 13 SNAVELY, late of Cornwall township, Leb
anon counry, dee'd. .
T.
hereby given that the underaigned boa
t been appointed auditor by the Orpluins' Conn at
Lebanon county. to audit the acepusts of ibIePEC
Suavely and Henry A. Snavely, e.tecutors of the said
Boerne and Catharine Snavely, dec'd., and Make dis
tribution of the balance in their hands among the
heire and legal repreeenta rives of said decedents ;rind
ihdt UP will attend to the dutfre of his appointment
at hie (Mfr.!, in the Borough of Lebanon, on Friday; the
10th day eif .ipril. at I o'cloett, P. lit when and where
all persons interests' May attend' it they think proper.
ISAAC HOVSER, Auditor.
Imbenciii, March 30, l R 64.
10111.10 Nom- is hereby given, LINA tatters Testa
r ry; lime been trrotite - 4 t 4 thr undersimued,
on th, r_smE o of tivrtiA.RME GOETTIAL.Iite , of
ii. de rb erg towtwiip, I.elmnou county, Pa.,teefl. Alf
prtxons wholoww ifiekt;ta
will ploose settle titoit-oc , ounts,;• and alktlitise having,'
claims agaimA it will 01asr go event tbn^l.
JuNATlLoizEßwr,Rifientvr
Si auffetstown# March 9 1 . Mt
MUM
BOUNTY LOAN
TAO: I 6AS LESREI4
PETKR FONAT.Y.
JACOU BRUBACHER.:
oomtuizsionere of Lebanon County.
====a
Exectitor l *
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