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LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1884,
HOME AFFAIRS.-
Wanted at :the ADYRRTISER 'OF
FICE Apprentite boy.
George. of Philadel
phia, was awarded, last week, a contract
by the government for 5,000 pairs of 7's
and 10's boots, at 114,10 per pair.
The new apportinument bill in
troduced into the - Legislature at Harris-
bitirfor Sinatora and Representatives,
,iceeps this district the same as it has been,
. - viz:—Dauphin and Lebanon a Senatorial
district and Lebanon a representative,
We..-learn that several: deaths
bsvp recently, taken place the eastern
part or our county, which,- it is feared,
were caused by the muakfreaded spotted
fever:' • After death . - the -bodies became
spotted. - - •
A . ddSertet.'Ufrai shot , by
c'the pro
twird or this• place on Friday last,
in ihenOi.their Part ar this. county. He
was bit in the' neck: After his capture
ro
be , was bught to Lebanon, had his
Wound dressed, and was lodged in jail.—
He will make a splendid soldier in battle,
—being so very ,willing to fight
All the nine inontbs' vcduriteers
ont under the .act 'of, July, lab% were from
PernirsYlani cr‘a,l anntinibered' 18,864.
They were entitled, JO a bounty of $25
- 4acb. They now have the consoling in
formation, by Washington authority, that
their bounty - was field 31934. Vermont
nine months' f'without authority
- ,of -We department; and owinglii.Ve mis
take of the mnstering7offwers ands pay-
Masters:;' This announcement must seem
.
to the:nine months' , men as cool' as a cu
--Cumber, coming, as it does, from "the best
„goverthiient on theface of the earth."
The quota of Lebanon county on
- the coming draft is about 290. Probably
100 .men towards the compliment have
been secured, mostly veterans. The re
enlistment or veterans, however, we
leatn;ls just about played out, so that the
only way to fill our quota is by new en.
listinents, which, we -also learn, are not
as plenty r as blackberries in summer: Ef
forts are being Made by the.,CotrunisSion
era and .tl4r`auents to fill -up the quota
without'a draft: :.As nothing is to be done
in the ariii) in re' enlistments efforts are
tow being made at Harrisburg.and.other
Places to our quota by new
:ments It ,is ,not likely that our quota,
will tiofilled,by:Triday, the clay specified ,
ticir the ttrlift,%jnce it will take place, un.
'less postponed ,tiy our `.:fatherly and, pro.
'tective government."
We' have • reteivitl through the
hands of Hon. Niker Strouse, a lot of
Sorghuni, or Chinese Sugar Cane Seed,
whieh 'we shall , be Wen; to distribute
tliose.desirin„,at the same for cultivation..
Alan another lot of S ring Wheat.
We notice that quite a number
of buildings are in the course of erection
in various parts of this, borough.
, 'Marcus Nathan in Funtles
building, has just, opened his new. stock
Ot'Spring and Summer Fancy Goods, No
-tions, &c.
keadvettigerpen t of Reizenstein
Bratkeis - riaV§Pring Clothing. For good
ClaPili Oarge t Atnck and_cheap Paigains
thei 4 tge piaci.;
s r
4, 14.41 .
gu i --:. ~-..-„ .
hilacrejphia Mout* arket
, ,
was firm, and laiteltalei were
4r0 1 :1
made. Wheat is very firm and. Rye is
in demand. Corn is scarce and : in de=
mind' Oats are firm.
Thn ,Cattle
: market was, active and pri
oes rather better; all offered- being sold.
frlittg.—We now
urge upon the 'expeO!ertek of planting
trees.- rrigiey wilt grow up to bless you.'
Mecoopd - ,seleetionsond plant where
gittlloitloo sPareg:T'cluild•
'Fop.nd Dead.—George Ball' ag
eSitiouf Years, was found dead in the
street, in • North Lebanon, near the Uni
bn'CanaV on Sunday morning. It is sup
posed that while on his way borne, in the,
terrible storm, of ,Saturday evening, he
slipped and; , fell, and being stunned, or,
otherwise disabled so as to prevent recov
er,ing.hienself, was suffocated in a puddle
of water and mud. 'An inquest was held
On the' body by A. S. Ely, Esq.
JOhn`ll:Kinportz, Esq., has re
"'signed the office of Commissioner of the
Board of Enrollment of this district, and
4Ye - viilq36wmiin,' Esq., of Lebanon, has
been appointed in his place..
Comp-any I, .107th Regiment, P.
V. Capt. D.' S, Matthews,. ha4king re-en•
listed, reached home on Tuesday of last
week; l i he ;number of men is 29—a1l
credited-to Lebanon county. Shortly, al
ter reachlbA . Lebanon the company, pre
aented tkibeatitifill:sword to-the Captain.
The Legq.!qatUre bas.passed a bill
incorporating a compau to build a turn
pike from Nprth L t ebanon to ionistown.
The capital , stock of the company is to be
$12,060, or 480 shares at $25 per Share.
A number of soldiers .:stopped
and .rifled the mail between Gi,eencastle
and'Atiddleburg, Franklin county, a few
days since.
man named John
Shoemaker was killed by Rouchelan
,
der' in " Randolph tominship, Crawford
ir icsa,tty-.41109hd, ag /tight Ro uehrla n der
had,tren.marru:d the previous daY,. and
a' rititiWet-'of his aequairitances'collecting
around-his house to Rive him a serenade,
theY, 6 iii 4 t e,Peaged him - that he hurled a stick
of wood among them, which struck Shoe
maker:'on the forehead . crushing in his
7 7. , Sinii r iiitd producing injuries from which
ke,lo9looor.d!4'
FREMONT. F . 33FMT/Fe..-..-. -The
partiaane-of General Freinont are offering
, the : I,,,ineoln _ men 'two tiaisitren.: 1. That
Lincoln kVIII not be fleeted; arid 24 That
r rreiticiht Will be the next- 'President—the ,
. iniitisAietaliektti.gether. ,
t 4.• •
Imam Tex.—The collection of
the national income tax naturally enotigh
embarrasses our people as tlfey hive the
whole routine of the busineet yet to
leai-n. ConipHeated as it May seem at
first sights however, it is simple enough
When once Understood.
BY the law every man IS required to
make a true return to the assessor of his
income. Bear in mindihat it is the duty
of the people to call with the assessor and
make their return; and it must be done
on or before the Ist of May. Persons
neglecting' to do so will-be called upon by
the assessor, and fifty'per cent. added to
the tax. A penalty of $5OO is imposed
for a false or fraudulent. return.
By applying to the aisesor .he will fur
nish persons with.blani papers, by which
any onecanvreadily make out his return
withoutditficu Ity.
The income tax applies t tho my
whose net yearly incuine exceedsllsloo.
In ascertaining the, income the gross
reqipts are taken, and the grt ss expen
ditures. In the expenditifies which are
to be deducted are embraced the entire
cost of carrying on business, including
rent, clerk hire, insurance, freight, fuel,
&e ; the rentot the property occupied as
a residence, and all other taxes assessed
and patti for the year 1862 ; amount act
ually paid for repairs ; interest on bonds
stock on which three per cent. has already'
been deducted, &c. Farmers will de
duct their hired labor, with the cost Of
subsisting the same ; the necessary re
pairs on, the farm, and the insurance and
the interest on incumbrances, on thefarm.
After deducting all, these expenses
from the gross revenues a' tax of three
per:cent. is imposed upon the excess over. •
$6OO of each man's income. Persons
'whose nett income does not .exceed= that
sum pay no tax, unless they have silver
ware or carriages, upon which a specific
tax is imposed.
The State Senate , has passed a
bill making the term of Constables five
years instead of one, as heretofore.
The postaqe on the ADVERTISER .
when seat to post offices outside of Leba
non ',county, - is twenty cents a year.—
This sum ought to be paid to the post
master at the beginning of Iheyear, and
a receipt taken. A little care in this re
. ~
spebt vii•Ould:peevent Many: rmslakes.
Sanderson, formerly of
Lebanon, is now Provost Marshal at St.
Louis.
Headley's History of the War—
Is the title of a new and most valuable
work which we have just examined.—
There is no writer of the present day Who
ranks higher as a brilliant and graphic de
lineator of military history - than 3. T.
Headley. His superior descriptions, 'abil
ity. and beautiful illustratiOns, his chaste
Essays, dignified and flowing• style, and
the fact of his personal acquaintance with
;many distinguished officers.of the army
and navy with whom he~ has passed
much, time gathering material, gives
him pecuj,lar facilities for obtaining infor
ination:concerning scenes which he
scribes—all tend to make this work of
more than ordinary interest and, value,
and such a work as every intelligent.
American will desire to posse_se for, con
sultation, or reference. The first volume,
which is being published, commences
with a clear, logical and candid statement
of the causes of the reDellign ; then •follow
the many stirring events from the open
ing scene at Fort S.umpter,down - to with
in a few months of the present time. It
is. really one of the most interesting, and
valuable books ever"`issued from the
I Ainerican press, and, is d3stined to have
a large circulation. The agent for this
important work. Mr. Grier, will, remain
in the County for a short time to solicit
subscribers, and we commend him to the,
courtesy and patronage of citizens, and
trust he will meet with success commen
surate with the rare merits of the' work.
. How they do out West.—ln Chi
.
cagolast week a Democratic editor was
presented with a $lOOO worth of printing
paper by some of his friends as a gift ; and
the'Democrats of Cais county, Indiana',
recently presented S. A. Hail, the editor
of the
,Democratic,Pharos, printed at Lo
'gansport, a new power press, with a steam
engine for running ipe same, the whote
costing $1,500.
. The Reading Councils have' fix
ed the rate of wages to be paid for work
in the Department ofllighways and Pav
ing this season, as follows; Street Hands
.
$1 40 per day ; boy, horse and cart,
$2 50 ; man, horie and cart, $2 75 ; Pa
vers, $2 00 per day. Any citizen wish
ing to pay their taxes by work, can do
80.
COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. The entire free
dom from all deleterious ingredients ren
der "Brown's Bronchial Troches," or
Cough and Voice Lozengers, a safe reme
dy for the most delecate female, or younk
est child, and has caused them to be held
in the highest esteeni - by Clergymen,
Singers and Public Speakers.generally.
, .
Sevonllcatdrod VOlfinteers Slat in Oilp !
Young men be warned in time, supply yourselves
witb HOLLOWAY'S PILL§,&,,OINTMENT.--
Tbey are guarantied to'citre'lbe worst oases of
Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Com
plaints. Only 25 eta. per bog. 218..
TAKE' NOTICE.—The enrolling is go
leg on, and it is expected ,that the Conscription ac
will bh'infoteed immediately. so wOuld advice every
holy to get their PICTURES taken in time for their re
!Minn.:nod friends, and the only place to get a No. I,
Picture is at ,Zusiszmitares New. York Thotographie
GallerY, for he - ie . taking the cheapest, the beet, and'
most life-like Pictures Lebanon. It ie admitted by
all that he can't be beat, for his gallery is ;always
crowded. Give him a call and you'ulllfind as we rec
ommend. Remember- the place, - 7.,ZiraMerman's New
York Photographic Gallery, in Cumberland St. Call
early and avoid a crowd.
P. B.—Children and anybody Mathes got weak eyes
should call .at Zimmerman's Gallery. His Pictures on
ly require from S to 5 seconds time to sit
QUTSTION.—HoIIo ! there Dlek and
Nancy, where are yon going, that yin are in each a
burry .
Awswcw.—Why we are jut OUT way to Da ilei
Photograph Gallery, to have our pictures taken lie
takes ePlendid Pictures, and hie Gallery;ls nearly ail
the time crowded. so I said to'.lfinci we will go ear
ly thiernorniaillefere any •bodrolse eta there, or we
will have' o come away again irltheit gattirig any.
Qtrawr.—Yes! I have beard too that Daily's Gallery
is nearly all 'the time crowded, arid so why don't you
tort° ealinrroFiertGallery t . ,
..tae. , —Dh any liwe,could not thlnlvat Such a:thing.—
WeadiniphibeArue spd beatitifulaiicfnle that Daily
tekes,holfnueliaat 'rAircitild hot_go.pAutothei
Jury if.weeputd get thaw rot Apthiug . — Robes seven
years, rxierieneein the busiriessilhersincomplete setter
!!.,TY 0 .1 -lil4'tnait:;" :isky -Malt , anp
there fore takes the beet pictures n town;'and Bo of
course every body that "oats , a good ideturefftwa
•
Quzar.—Whot kind or TiOnee,ilooeimintifol
Agur.:,-114,fokUiPtiC4r:grmiboirOIR:.%133Vittnni, lif e-
rilAkilloint Paidorna•.:, I , lffi ininUnieturok. b T .been'
pronotinOod. &ors .tinittful indigo liko;thatt Bottle ; that
have been taker' in our hirgo H M AtlibiSitYPog
are beautiful; and tan't, be beat..lit) ale° eicce:ie
copyin g pletutna from. email Degtteirootypipop: eIP
larging them aitoost Co enplane:. 4 • *
thie Gel 04 him P,
corns along witlil4l4 we
,
wNI ehow yon. It le in Shined ti'ew Bulblici. next
door to the Lebanon Deposit Bank. He bee constant•
ly 011 bend a good assortment of Gilt end Rosewood
Frames, Come, Albums, he., which be sells cheep.— :
for good mild cheap Pictures We 'Wylie all to go td
Cielleei, •Lebanon,• Pa. Mprch 11, '03.
Ciatut, MHOS, Pistols, POiiider, Caps, &C.
Aisltstmou Srpnrouset.--4. G. nummasmi would re
r~iecthllly ipfotdi the pithile that he continuos the
liusliwes of tonnufacturing and dealing in
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, POWDER,
Caps, Weds, and all kinds of gunning and gun mated•
al, at his Store, ..n Market rtreet, a few doors North of
the L. V R. R., Lebanon, Pa.
q. All kind. of Repairing done et the shortest poS
slide notice and in the best style of workmanship.
. Lebanon, June 24, 18e3.-1y
gptciat c(4,ltititt,s4
SWALL(MALLOW two or three boyhood's of "Buchu,"
OW
ic Bitters," Sore:ton rine," "Nervous An
tidotes," die„ fie., &e, and after you are satisfied with
the result, then try one box of OLD DOCTOR BC
CHAN'S ENOLISti ,SPECIFIC PILLS—sTI be restor
ed to health and vigor in thirty days. They are pure
ly vegetable ,pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in
their enecte on the broken down and shattered ernisti-
Aution. Old and young can tate them with advan
tage. Imported and sold in the Visited 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 30, 1884-3 m.
USE NO OTHER !—BUCHAN'S SPECIFIC
V PILLS fire the only Reliable Remedy for all
Diseases of the .Seminal, 'Urinary and Nerrona Sys.
terns. Try one box, and be creed My. DOLLAR A
BOX. One box will wile - et a`eure, or money refund
ed. Sent by mail on recoloorpr•ce.
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station D , Bible HOWIN New York,
General Agent.
March an, 7.8134-.-3 m
no YOU WISH TO BE CURED ?• HIL HU •
OHADT!S, amount spECaln ptrts care, in
iess than Kiley's. the worst cases of NEnvotTSNESS,
luipotency, Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness, In
sanity, and all Urinary, Sexual..and itTeretitte .111Tee
tions. no matter from what cause produced. Price;
Oae Dollar per box. Sent postpaid, by wail, on re
ceipt of an ordei...'Addresit
JAS._!..BUTLER,
'Station D, Bible Hose, Etw York,
Gone al Agent
March 30 , 1304 —3m
HOYT'S HIAWATHA'HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Hoyt's. Hiawatha - Hair Restorative.
The standard staple preparation for the heir war
ranted in all =sea to restore hided and gray hair, and
whiskers, to their original color. It does not claim to
Make the hair grow in where it has fallen out ; noth
ing will do that .whatever may be advertised to the
contrary, but -it will prevent it from falling out, make
it soft and silky. cleanse it and the camp from Impuri
ties and Immure, and entirely overcome bid enacts of
previous flee of preparations containing sulphur, su
gar of lead. &c. It requires no soaping, washing, and
hours for its application, nor will it gain the skin, but
is as easily applied and wiped from • the skin ns any
hair' dressing. It.restores the natural shading of one,
heir with another, which gives it &lively. appearance
instead of the dull uniform black of dyes.
HoV's Imperial Coloring Cream
Superior to aiy, Hair Dressing in use. Oils and Col-
ors the Hair at the same time. Changes light and red
hair . to a beeutirel brown or black.
Sold overysrliere. JOSEPH 11011 & CO.
No,lo Unlyercity r111(1 . , Now York
March 0, 1001-Iy.
TIR. TOBIAS' VENETIAN lIORSE
pint bottles at fifty cents each, for
lameness, cuts, galls, colic, sprains, ac., warranted
cheaper than any other. It is used by all the great
horsemen on Long Island courses. -:It will not: - cure
ring bone norsnavin, as there is no liniment in AXIS.-C"
tenets that will, What it Is stated to cure it positively;
*does.: No - o wner Of. horses wilt be without it after trying ,
one bottle . "
" One dose revives and often eaves the life
of. RD over-heated or driven bores. For colic and heti
IY-ache it has never failed Just 'as cure as the atm,
rime. just "so'-sure is this-'valuable Liniment to beAllez
litoree.diebrOatition or the day.', Sold by all Aruggists.
office,s6 Cortiatidt Street, New York. ,
"Feb. 10, 'tit —lm. "
• .
Tng:CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
INVALID.
.
Published for the benefit, and es e warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
yho suffer from nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, etc supplying at the same time.
Tat tIf:ANS OF SELL. CURB.
. .
By Onawhobeecured hinmetrafter being put to
great expense and injury through medical humbug
and quackery.
By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope, single
copied may be had of the anther.;
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq..
"Bedford Hinge comity, -N. Y.
May 27, 1863.—1. y.
Terrible,Di4closures....
SR°ItiTS for the million A most valuable arid won
• _dean] publication:. A work of 400 pages. and 30
colbred engravings. DR. HUNTER'S VADIC 51R01151,
an original and popular treatise on Alan and Woman.
the - ir Physiology, Functions, and Sexual. disorttere - ar
every' kind,'with Never Failing Remedies for their
speedy cure: The practice of DR.' 1111 NT tiR has .lonF,
been{ and still is,untatunded, but .at the earnest
eoliei
tatlon of numerous persons, be bay teen induced-to ex
tend his med ice! usefulness through the medium othis
eVADS MICOUttI."- It is a volume-that'ettenbt be In'
the hands of - every family in the land:at a preveutivs
of secret vices, or ae a guide for the allOvinflon of one
of the most awful and destructive scourges ever visited
mankind. One copy, securely enveloped. will be for
warded free of postage to any part of the United States
for 50 cents in P. 0. stamps, or 3 copies 'for St. Ad.
- drese. post paid, DR, .UUNTER, No. 3 Division Street,
New York.
Sept:3;
•
_ . ,16.1.1,gur1 uto.
ZIOLL'S Ey. Luth. churn:lL—English Divine Service next
Sabbath morning and evening.
Servican-7-Next Sabbath evening, in the•Englinh ian
gunge, in the Firat Refermed church.
glartiftr..
At the bowie of the mother. an the sth hist ,
by the. Rev. P. W. Kromer. Mr. WM D. RAUCH. of
this Borough. to Mien - Id STU'S A. ROW M only
daughter i.f.the lete lohn Bowmen, Eeq ,of Meehan.
deeburg,'Oumteirland ciMniy,VeL •-• •
At the reside.me of. Mr. Daniel Greed, In Lebennn
by the Bey 8. 8. Chubb, Mr JOON 81-1713 R to Mr*
M.A.I4Y' A. WISE, both of esti:malt tp.. this county . ,
On the 6th alt;-by the Rev. A. Leinbeeh, Mr 1.516.A0
D. BTE 1,, of .Co. G., 7th Peon's Cavniry. to 511. e R.
REBECCA SMIi il, of South 41101 , 111 e townehip.
let
On the 6th !net., inN. Lithinnatp,,TßlLlP MEER,
aged 75 yearn, 2 months and 11 days.
Ou the Bth inst., in N. -Lebanon tp.. AlllO5. .son of
Jnbn and Catharine FEEMAN, aged 10 3 , :ears, 10
"monthSatril day:
ton Market.
The
car,funy
, rrected
DAL APRIL 13, )961
LIgi3ANON, - Wawa's
Extra Family, . 58 60
Extra Flour, • 825
Prime White Wheat,l 50
Prime Red Wheat, 1,451
New Wheat, ".:
Prime Eye, 1 15
Corp, 1 00
Oats, 75
Clover-seed, 8 00
Timothy-seed, 2 50
Flax-seed, .:2 60
Dried Apples, pealed; 2 00
Peach l.Bnita," 250
Peach "Hutto's," 1'52
Cherries, • . 176
Onions, 100
Potatoes,l hue; 50
Annie 811 tter,ifieroth.
Eggs, ft dos. • 13
Butter, 15ib., - 35 ••
Tub or ealted butter, 10
Lord, 15
'
Qum, 12
Shouldara 10 •
Sides, , 10
Soap, 7
Rees-srax,. • ', •25
White Raga, - 5
111xed;ltaga, 3
Flax, Is 8,.,, - 12%
illiatles, fb„, ' 40
feathers,* lb., 0214
Wool, la ' 40
Soup Beans, It qt., 7
Vinegar, 1214
Itibx gtvitti%Ezotto.
New Spring Stock.
THE LATEST STYLES AT CHEAP CASH PRICES!
If4otottiit ik $O.,
. . .
TlAVE,just. recelyed at their CEEA2 CLOTHING
STORE,
On Cumberland Street,.Lebanm
, : ,
.fs nn theft Ora manufactory in Philadelphia, At large
stork of , . . , .
New Ready-made. Clothing,
of altkinds, for MEN and ROM
. Etir :Old Customers, and' new' ones, are invited to
call add 'exam ine this stack before purchasing else
wberactis wo , feel confident we CRP Ma' the tastes of
all, .'' ' ' REI.ZENSTRIE A pito.,
' , Opposite the 'Coart House.
Lebanon, April. 13, 11364.--3 m. ' .
Public Sale
Personaf-Property.
be sold , at public sale at the residence of
W . the subscriber, la Cum berlend street, nearly
.wasern,ln the .borangh of. Lehr
pposi re wewrneu
1/013,0a '
SAT IT.RDXY, April 16, 1864
the" following rersonel Property, sly
ft = TUREIN TABLES
- -- 2 STIVEV, 44441t5, Aereeit: Bed And Bed
stela, cetrAtliy the ykS;'otitilliet; Meet
Sianda, Grant Cradles, Scythe, Oußoeard, and
reettiotber articles tee netnews% to Mentlon.
ALSO, Potatoes by the bnstiil, I large 7.1 ors Nettle,
g.41.7 04^4.,1 1: the ePana
iii'eommence at 1 n'alook, P.:Dt., when tame
will be wade known by -
• . k. k J. A. MICCTNELL.
W. 11.
tehisnon' 'April 13,1864.
1D17P.L20 NOME fa benoby ilvon,lhat tbo Charter
of the Metbodlot Episcopal Church of Cornwall
township, Lebanon tlountyl Pa,, woo ditty proitentoll to
the Court of Common Plea; of Letamon county, for
irtomiittitios. Mad will be approved accord lag to Jew,
on Atm./trot day of Apinl row, wit, new good mum
Wallowa to th• contrary. -
HENRY 112X1R1 ST, Protity.
Lebanon (Jan. 27, 101811.—•
NEW AD Vt',4ll,llStarillitd
Wanted Immediately,
100 CALVES,
For which the higbeit price will be paid by
L. SMIRK.
Lebanon April ld,
Adminiairatotos Notice.
"MOTION is hereby given that Lettere of Admirals
-111 nation on the Estate of PIIILIP UMW& dee'd.,
late of North Lebanon township, LebanoncoMty, Pa.,
have been granted to the undersigned, residing In the
borough of Lebanon, county and State aforesaid. All
persons indebted to said estate will please make pay
ment and those having claims will present them with
out delay, to JOSSPII LIUBNR, Adm'r.
N. Lebanon tp April 13, 1864.
WILL be sold at public sale at the late reside ace
of PHILIP HUM, dec'd., at the first Toll
Gate on the Berke and Dauphin Turnpike, two miles
West from Lebanon, on
SAT URD AY, April 30, 1864,
the following person op
al' Prerty, viz
2 STO VES with PIPE,
Beds andßedstead% Bureau, Writing
Denk, Tables, Chairs, 2 Clocks, Watch,
Han. Whoa lbarrow, Chests, Potatoes,
Grindstone. Carpenter Tools. Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles too IIUIZIOPOUS ' to
mention.
Pale to commence at 12o'clook, whet' terms will
be made known by - JOSEPH. HUDPsn , Adm'r.
N. Lebanon tp., April 13, 1864.
List of Retailers.
srAF Foreign and Domestic Goods, Wares, Morahan
-1,3 disc, de., which were returned by the Mercantile
Appraiser of Lebanon County, for the year - 1864. -No
tice is hereby given that the Appraiser will hold his
AppLial'at the Commissioners' Office, in the Borough of
Lebanon. Tuesday; the 3rd day of May, A. D. 1884, at
which time end place those desiring to appeal may
attend:
__ FAXCEL
Lebanon Borough.
List of Regaile r ,s. . Mug: License.
Waltz klionek, ebaii ooo rY 13 $lO.OO
Jacob - Bendel, Show' 10 20 00
Geo. Ross, pat. medicine 3 10 00
do drugs 14 7 00
David Earmany„ hardware 10 20 00
John George, merchant . 12 12 50
Y. 11. kbur, confectionery 14 - , 700
L. 11... Laudermilch, metehant 12 • - 12 50
Fisher & Arndt, leather • 14, .7 on
John R. Ebur, sonseetionery 14 ~. =.. 7 on
Daniel. 51. Withers, lour & meal 14 . 7 Lej
P. F. 51cCaully, shoes" - 14 7 .00
Towle & Carlisloonerchant ' 14 • 7 00
C. E. Itehland, shoes &hate 14 7 00
Joseph Lowry, confectionery 14 ' 7 on
John dried, confectionery , 14 . -` - -7 00
John Yordy, eaddlery
14 7 00
Joseph Bowman, shoes is hate 14
.. 700
IL .7. B. Smith, groceries - 14 7 00
John L. Becker, stationery 14' ' 7 00
J. C. limier & Co., tobacconist 13 : /0 00.
Barry & Anderson, tobacconist ' 13. lO 00
J. II . Kelly, Jewelry . 14 700
L. IL Oppenheimer. clothing 14 7 i 00
D. S. Pother, pat. medicine • 4 ' '5 (0
•do ' ' drags - ".14.. 700
Goodyear & Diffenbach, merchant 11'. , 15 00
Adam Ili e, hatter • , , 14 ' ' :7 00
slarkus Nathan, notionakc : 14 '7 00
C. Greenawalt,' hardware - & c , - ,14 v ' 700
'Owen Laubaeb, furniture ~ 14 700
Reuben Render. confectionery 14 . '7 00
William Light, brewer 11 15 00
Edward Strickler, grain 14 7 oo
Abraham Strickler,. grain 15 10 00
Dailey Thomas, grain * fruit • 14 7 00
John YOSt i brewer rt 15 00
John Gerhart, oterdelit . 74 7 00
1. A. Smith, huckster 13 - 10 00
.Svinuerßrause, inerchast . 14 7 00
'J. li. Bressler, (agefit,) stout' 14 ' 7 00
J. L. Lemberger, drugs -. 13. " 10 00
do - `,,plit. medicine .: !. '4 ' .. - 5 00
3:,... - 5. Tutemiiirdaig§iit;),,,t6Mdpo' .- A4 - - , ' 700
'ltililie:rt linekilblifectiounry: ': ' - 14 • .''- - 7 00
HeillY Kia316 0 1 ,1 1 6 r0b)416. „,' .:' 1 . .13 _ - lO 00
Henry.&:lliiineelGoneribrint - -1. 12 ' : , ',' 12 50
7Slitek,iis sloorOhniiii. , -, '::: . ...,i''.:',. , .:' 14 ' ' . :,,':i e r-' :7 00
:Mattel Oriettmtniad'''' .."!,..';-:'"-:'' 14 ' ' ' ''. 700
`James N. liodgees, itoeiii. '7 ' ''. ' i..k'' , , - - i 7 00
14
Jacob Siegrist, fruits ke
'"-, • 701
G. L. AtkinSi shoes - : 14 - 700
Samuel Houck; shoes .14 ;; ~' 7 00
John Louder & Brn. r merchantl2,
~ : . 12 60
S. S. Ramsey, merchant tailor . 14 . , . 700
Geary Reber, clothing 13 10 . 00
, D. It Deabler, grocery 14 700
1 George Coffman, grain is salt 12 - 12 50
James Sunders, confectionery 14 7 00
J. D. Krause & Co, merchants . 0 25 00
George hi. Fauber, merchant 14 . 7 00
Charles licearren, fruits to 11 7 00
John Diller, groceries 14 - 700
i i , L. 0 roenawalt. leather 14 7 00
Reisenstein hr. Bra, clothing 13 10 00
henry 11. Clouse, huckster 10 ' 20 00
Jackson .Township. -
Allen Bollinger, distiller 11 15 00
Ilindeuinuth, 'lumber .7 00
Moses Frantz, huckster 12 10 00
Bongos & Stoner, merchant 12 • 12 50
Ono. L. Seltzer, grain l ailal . ' 13-. 10 00
A.lVelgley, merchant " , ;.
13.. '
: lO 00
Hain kilimatelberger, grain, '.'''' ' • :. .
coal * silt 13 . ' 10 09
Gerhard & Co., coal isc. 14 - . 7 00
Jonathan & .11 Miller, coals 14 . - 7 00
Jacob Shoch & Co.. merchant 14 7 00
Benjamin Arts, stoves
fancy Shirk, dregs 14 7 00
do pat. medicine 500
Spengler & 'Rimer, merchant 13 - - lO 00
DOOver lllnak, grain, coat & salt 13 -.10 00
Daniel Urieh. coils - 11, . 7 00
Samuel Shell, Move 14 • --7 00
Beni. Harper, confectioneiy 14 7 00 -
M. L. Beeman; merchant 13 10 . 00
Jacob A. Wolf, lumber • " 14 • 700
Daniel Hassler, confectionery 14 • - 700
J.& 11. Loose, leather a salt 141 • • 7 00
Spengler & Tice, merchants . ' 131 10 00
Joint Lehman, plaster- a coal 141 ': 7 00
Heidelberg Township.
A.S. Groh, merchant • 13
do -merchant.. , l3 .;
Jacob Krateer, distiller 11.
Henry Boil - Merger, leather 14
Cyrus M. Krell, merchant 13 1
Bucher & Kurtz, merchant 10 i
do grain
Jos. S. Louser,merckant 13 •
John W. Miller, huckster ' 13.
John Dachenatost, huckster 13' 1 ..
Frank &Christ, merchant ' 14
,- '. Cornwall Township. t
If .& 4 .I.'hy, merchant . ' l2 1
Bdaurd P. Ramsey, mar. tailor - .14
Bucher
.& Kurts, merchant 13 -
John Gorier , grain • l 4,
- - • Bora Aneatlic losurohi .
John W. Fish r, confectionery 14
JOhn.Ward, confectionery• l4
George Peters, ucketer , 1 13
rn
John Stamm; furniture : 14
Kinport., & Kreider, Merchant 12
Jaen N Smith, novae . - 14
Peter G my LAB, shoeir- 14
J. -.. Klliihger, grain. & coal /2
It. Bergner, merchant • 13
Ileilmen & Briee.lY, coal 14
Gabriel WrAfer aberger,martbaut 14
William Ault, 1 , ether 14
.1. A. Heilman .a Bre., merchant 13
Sidra 4 Lung, rain
Non h I.et, an an Boron')
Martin W. Flberdt, drugs 14
C O. Many, vt•rcbant 14
tioloraan Smith, saddlery &Coals i 4
Bainothla lumber & coal 12
Jacob Noll, wood I coal 14
ffirilliamEckerirtb, Br., coals,
grail, & tart . 13 1 20 00
Mary ZsDer. confricthinery 14 7 00
Jacob K. Prince., merchant a 10 nO
Joseph Bowman, furniture. 14 • 7 00
Joseph R. Ruston, tobacconist 14 7 00
Prederick Gardner; emsfectioncry 14 - 700
Herman Rauch. confectioutry 14 7op 1
John Paine, grain. 40.. 13, 10 00
Joseph Verily, huckster 18 I 10 00
Christian Long. merchant t
John P. Arnold, furniture
Actirsi township.
Levi Shiftier, merchant • /3 ,- ' 10 CO
Levi Dania, huckster 10 : 10 00
J. L. tiring, merchant- , 13 10 00,
George Brotz wan , huckster 13 10 00
Levi• Paine, huckriter ' l3 10 00
Peter Wreck, bulkater -. l3 .lO 00
John Weller, coals 28 10 D 0
Josiah Light, leather : - 14 1.00
&ergo linat, stoves 14 7 00
ilarn net Weaker, martin-tat - ...13 , 10 00
jm T . h a o K,
k m .
til al ff 3 ( . 27, W hak n isz l
c m ,
ota. . i T t. , :rc merchant .1 3 3 0 , 10.00_
7 00
, 20 00
J.B. Bomberger, huckster 10 ; 20 09
Niticreek township.. .
J. B. Walter,merchaut i 4 , 7 00
J. A. Weigley, merchant ' 14, 700
John Zimmerman, grain . 14 . 700
John S. ItinhaO, grain l4 , 7 00
J. R. Stewart, Merchant 14 7 00
8. Landis & Bon, merchant - 14 • 7 LO
John U. seihert, grain 14 7 00
Daniel Zug, coal & limiter' ' ' 14 700
&tale Lebanon township.
[leery flask, grain, coil & salt l3 10 00
D. T W artier 4 Co., grain, coal it
salt 13 10 00
East iihnonsr rouirtsS(p.
'l"bontsis A Harper, merchant 33 ' 20 00 ,
J. & W.. 4.lledrieb, merchant 14 7 00
David Buck, iefAtticr • 14 7 00
D M. Rank ;merchant - 18 10 00
Catharine lirants, merchant 14 7 Ou
00
Leal Zinamermao, merchant Is 3 0 00
. 700
Landtmeirry &Mash*
John Deialnger, merchant . P 1 12 60
Samuel Johnston,atoves 34 ' - 0500
E d i
William
D ig l B +ei t n u g n e u r e r .
, t i a
z ile e r r in .
b e: n th t 3
an t
1 14 - 700
w
10 00
John J. Brighthist. merchant - 18 7000
Jonoty Baekeubtoseo, biliCkSter IS . . 10 00
Martin ]tarty, merchant .10 - 211 00
. do grain & Coal ' 13 10 00
Simon ititarer, stove*,
_ - 34 .. 7OD
Martin 11. Bowman, molnuan -_ 10 ' . ' . 10 00
Levi W. Hanry,ooafeetlonery 14 , - , 7 00
. Mien tomitsivp. a '
. , . .
'Ullman 4J. Haitian, lumber s • ,
i ,' - . 10 - ' lo o 0
Melly & Brother, grain.
•& soal • / 4 .
.., ' 7 OD
zi bola. 0 0u t .r - 33 . 1.11 to-
Da io niel P.lio lin...
Iritrr„c_,Ealuiei.rh_szli!..„,"hi:4l
.. ',..,. • 10 f... 9
• Sionrsrf• .........:„.
Amos:;n i s, . i . 1rt. .., : ,,,,,, ifir. r,
...,,b . ..,t
.. 1 2, . . 17 2 . i i. ( : ,
ptaber . Ansot,teat ei ', • ‘:. It : 400
John Philips, merchant 10 10 00
raiaattuel dasimber, huckster / 8 . 10 00
Jobil Ospp 0 Bop, zoorchoot 13 CO
do ; do, 4drelc • •14 . 700
Lori illsdlossoAarq? mo c hln t . 1 4 - 700
. Y
.:‘, l iffoo.,4onuitidSprons/tip.
at.S. WV it:at merchant 14 .7 00
PUBLIC SALE.
dretaintile Apprailer.
7 00
7 00
7 IA)
12 60
7 00
J. o.ollm, dthiga , ii 700
0. W. Hoverter; atilitouery s 0 00
Continua Smith, cutilbatkmaty IS 700
Meyer 0 Lather, nialtbamt 1.11 - • 10 00
41064 DieverOmsibler , *coal* II" • - .16 04 sunctipti U. kr, lithitait 10 00
A.* D. R 41.111% grata 13 • 10 00
w 'Wow Carfai, ineichaat 11. lO 00
Porn h !Shama hranielliip.
Heart Hartman; brewery 11 10 00
Michael Ilerarllek, Witham, 13' 10 00
Israel Light, merchant - 14 7 00
Shirk it hung, nterrhirit 14 7 00
dv grain 14 7 00
Andrew Light, merchant IR 10 00
John R. Orob, merchant - 12 10 00
Joie Riddle, huckster - 11 10 00
Adam R. Light,membant 14 7 00
Lebanon, April 7,1664. •
BOROVOIC 41.00017112:
JOS. KA RCS, Treasurer, to account
with TAR 4,NON BOROUGH, from Derek lith, 1862
to Horeb 21st. IBe4 : DR.
To cash received from Geo. Welter,
Collector for 1201.1 n Rill $262 1111
To comb received ft , m D. N
Collector f..r 1862 , try toll 1118 TO
•
T> cach received from Peter Baser,
Collector for 1863 OHO Os •
To melt received from Sfarßot
Hap and Curb Rlgtite 151 84
To c reortrrd from County DOM
miontronors toward* boilable •
bridge in Pillimivire street 9 0 00
to °eel , received from CountyCotn. •
tolseloners for repairing Lens*
come TO 00
Union Coinputy 2 40
Roinoebl *Molly, I outer for Mor.
ket 1110 UPS 26 12
7. sprooher. log for blarkst Holm* 2 20
1. Swertf•, patup 30 00
9rstit 1 - u 3 23
Mich. latleor. hnults H 2 111
_ _ IS 49
Antinany, Goraard, painting station _
' nettle XOO
U. Stark, plastering , station lons, 18 06
.4. Moyer, Carpenter work " 22 26
..N.. 414 D
. .
3. A. & D. Waiter, Few **mewled
• and **darted Mn.
balm •ad motorist 121 75
leas* Cxtiurn, da=age 25 ee
Geo. Bnek. for onybing at Km
IC.llitekt prOpertr 23 89
Goo. Bock, for curbing at Mrs.
neflue property 20 11.
Jos. Itsroh, Pros, for July tampons
:1853, 349 50
Jou. Itss for Smk.touponu
1834 ' 349 50
-- 499 03
li Borsinc7•B4, Geier, ter Mark fR. 424 33
d • do Italberrj - 76.
-
do', -do Walnut 220 24
,do Jo ' ,Cheetuut 158'03
-- do Gempledle'n 18 93
do do Pinegr, ye 1238 t 9
do do CntOte ottny IT 00
' do do different .
Btreete and ' , 18
Geo teinswee7or, Sheufferstown
reed one belf 17 99
---- 2411 76
To cash rocelved from Welter k
Barto, pavement account 28 95
By cash rettelvedfor circus license 20 00
13y :mph received aa temporary Man 197 83
Balance In the Trammel . Mareb 9,
1853 602 46
Diane," due 'tumefy March 21,
1864 •-• 132 00
—,--. vim $9
ti
By cash paid sundry persons on Ol
der', issued as foliews :
W. Belcher, lanterns *4 09
A. 9. Nis,. gnalfii:ing oftleers,.&ll. 8 00
Viewers on Meg' .Ire St bridge 600
Newman. Elsner h Copp. lumber I'4l
la: J. Beat notifying viewers 1 SO
J. T. YouGg. griabnraers , II 33
Geo. Span!, sil"nsra fats 1 be
Expense on weight end inessurt
for Clerk of Market 1 so
mil nit"; fund 190 ee
Josiah Gatti% Oiliness foes ' 76
Jmnes,Rogers; lanterns S 00
i - Fr Minor. stationery
i r '
, J. Yor Ti: for lute of nudes • 121
D. M. &arm ny. hardware, oil. As. lell 81
- 0 ,-.... :f; . cement for bridp 4S Oa
Wine *8r0... iron plate . 160
• COuniy , tiommissionors ' 2 'years ..
' - ;Kettl' fditoal, Am 49 03
. ---- ' 208 98
,WA. Foclit. bond in'frill 463 50
'lllyibiel Seifert. interest 11 00 ,
. - 4! - :11.1as, 'Press. for Per. Mrs COM- 20 . 00
43.: &vain, mendi ng boss " : 11 50
R. Richey, hour' , 164 26
E. Richey, hose flilblon Fire
- 'Company,; •,,, ...' ' 163 26 ~
Lebanon G"a Oir: gas censumed by
Mee. Bergner. for building. Pine
.- grail.' street brifte.362 •
23
Ii: R. Tlartirlii, . Printing, 17 00
Wm. M: Breslin, " 21 60
J. Young, - , 0 10 76
Worth & Reined'', . 44 15
17. McCord, Police,
s. J . Babb,
'Joaz.Shnn ts,
R. R. Wheat,. " • 240 00
11. Shirk, ". 45 00
tr. 0-Bergner,. 100 '
J. N. Shearer ~ 4 ' .12 00 ..
J. Gls iPer. " 11 00
W. B. Reinhard "
A. - Moyer. "
John E mith, "
---- 6E4 NI
lidninon On Copley, this consumed, nr-
D. Ikt;Karmany, Chief. Bargees!, lo 00.
L. L. Greenawalt, deet. flurgees, lA' 00
_A. Rho, Connyilinas, 'lO,OO
Ir.
Pig.. Wefolic, do
M. Looser, do
Geo. F. Rrinlietd, do
Joe. Gerhard, do
D. E. calculating appold 110.
tines end duplicate 10 00
D. B. Stiller. clerk, 15:00
• 25 00
'Jos. Reich, treasurer's salary 10 00
10 00
10 00
16 00
fi 00
1000
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
COfi
Appeal Cowin ittee. 1 00
.7> parkas, distributing appeal notices, 12
do Burying Carrion, 31 41
do Cleaning Hinter & alleys, 10 El
.do Nigh Constable salary, 20 00.
74 22
, , .Vi 264
' OUTSTANDING TAX.,
Peter Muer. collector for 1863,
'deficiencies, commission and a
batement to be deducted, z $620,11
ADDITIONAL DTATNNBNT.
12 30
7 00 .
10 00
00
The Tress, received orders fer July
Coupons for 1863, $40,60
On which he paid 61500
Bolsi:ice in the 'frees. hands,, 114,110
Also an order for January Oen-
Pons 1864._ 649,50
On which he paid 356,50
- flalanten in the Tress hands. 93,00
Balance in the hands of he Treas.
on Jan. Coupons tori " 53, when •
presented, 16,50
Balance in the lid (the Tress.
for July 1862, when
presented, 7,50
In addition totheatove,the follow
ing are tie Borough Liabili
ties on , Improvements and It.
IL Bonds.
3 Bonds of Win. Shirk, 341,96
1 - Bond of D. Seifert, 100,00
Amount of IL It. Bonds otitstand
ing 11,660 00
- $12,791,20
Amnon Mar+. 21;181% •
Lebanon Rlansa! Insurance
Company.
LOCATED AT JONESTOWN, LEBANON CO.,
TO the property holders of the State of Penn
sylvania :—Grarri,sx : Your attention is
respectfully solicited to the following low rates of insur
ance of the 'LEBANON MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, who are transacting business with the most
Battering evidence of Public confidence. There sources
of the Company are ample to indemnify those who may
take advantage through its agency of the means afford.
ed them of being protected against lava by fire. The
'Board of Directors are practical business men well and
favorably known, and enjoying the entire confident:wend
respect of the community in which they live. Our Com
pany is perfectly motile. and we invite your careful a.;
tention to the following low rates as we are determined to
insure as low as any other responsible company, taking
into consideration the character of the risks incurred.
Our CHARTER being PERPETUAL, enables us to is
sue Policies which never expire, which obviates the ne
comity of renewal every S or 6 years.
The Company has now been in successful operation
for nearly 6 yoars, and all Its losses have been promptly
paid to the satisfaction of all parties concerned; and, in
feet it bag been, and still continues to be, the wish of
the Directors to have the Company conducted on honed
and economical principles.
RUES OF INSURANCE.
Dwellings, brick or stone, slate roof $0,15 Ili $lOO
• do do shingles ' l3 " do
do" ; LO gOr Prams .20 do
Barns, atone or brick, 2o •
" do
do Log or Frain* ,20 do
Store Houses, brick or stone ,26 " do .
do Log or frame ,30 "do
Hotels* boarding houses, brick or stone ,25 do
do do Log or frame "do
Academies and School houses' ,26 " do
Morelos and meeting home. ,20 " do
Printers books and Stationeeise ,30, do
Book binders ,50 " do
Tailor shops ,36 " do
Shoemaker and saddler shops yao "
Silversmith and Watchmaker ,30 a do
Tin and sheet iron shops ,30 " do
Groceries and Prevision stores 30 Si d o
Tanneries ,30 " do
Hatter shops ,30 " do
Grist Mills, Water power; X a do
Saw Kills do do Ale a go
Drug Stores ,30 do
Smith shops, brick or stone ,20 do
do do Wood ,35 ado
Carpenterjoiner A Cabinet mak's shops ,40
Wagoner and Coachmaker shops 0,0 .4 do
Painter aad chair soaker shops ,40 " do
131114111* ,40 a do
Clover Mills ,40 " do
Founderles of wood '55 do
so Brick or stone ,30 " do
Merchandise :7, I `.llck 91 "ton boild'ags do
do in ;oath& `do a• do
stone buildings ,so' " 40
neruiturs in twice... , ,20 " do
* •,. AP* 11l wooden
*UMW* OrMailadililai7 - as
sps do • arteiden vr • w
j o iVenr k Moran Stables • • • *•.•• er•
Sr ill assaissualsonass noun be addreseed to J.
nntagni, assesnan Joasssown. lobssiam Co, Pa.
ogr ornal al ass unit* Sores *owl."
.renestown, Mueh 4. 11141
NO TIC .
PUBLIC notice is hereby &teen. tbet the account of
Joseph Light, Committee and Trustee duly ap
pointed by the Coned of Common Pleas of Lebanon
County, of WILLIAM STROH, & lunatic, has been
sled In the Protbonotery's *dies or Lebanon county,
and that the lame will be preoented to the Court of
Common Pleas of NM County, on the Third Monday
of Apra next, for confirmation and allowance, when
and when all persona Interested may attend If they
think proper,
HENRY EIYORIST, Protb'y.
Prothonotary', 911 Ice, March 23, 180 d.
PBUC notice is hereby given that the account of
Adam Orittioner, mime under a voluntary
deed of aesignmen t for the benefit of creditor, of Si.
MON PNAtELY and Veronica, his wife, bee been fil
ed In the Protbonotary's (dace of Lebanon county.
and that the same will be presented to the Court of
Common Pleas of meld County, on the Third Monday
of April newt, for confirmation and allowance, when
and where all persona interested may attend If they
think proper. HENRY 9INORIST, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, March 23,1884.
IiTIBLIC notice is hereby given that the account of
JU Jacob W. Meier and Daniel Mier, Executors of,
31 RTIN MEYER, deed., who was Trustee of
John Feaser. a lunatic. of the township, or Bethel, in
the County of Lebanon, has been flied in the Prothon
otary's office of Lebanon county, and that the same
will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas of
said County, on the Pkinf Monday of April: next, for
'conOrmation and allowance; when and where ell per
sons interested may attend if they th ink proper.
HZ/VRY $I GRIST, Prothl.
Prothonotary's Office, March 23, 1831.
1011 as
NOTICE.
Pnnac 'lotto, is hereby given that the account of
William Peters, 'assignee of ISAAC SHIIII,RR,
.under a deed of voluntary amignment in trust for
the benefit of creditors, has Mn filed in tbe Trethon
.otary's office of Lelialion County, AO that the Same
will be presented to the Court of Common Memel acid
County, on the Third MOROI, of April, next, for con
firmation and allowance, when and where all persons
interested may attend if they think ptoker.
hISNAL SIEGUIST, Pretley.
Prothonotary's Office, March 23, 1804.
=IMM3
TO
2 \ll:›W M,Mt:=M=is2%l"ClAt
agaiii 011C.110.
Will be taken by the undersigned, Commiseioners
of Lebanon county, at such rates of interest as-the
said Commiesionern and the parties/ oontinoting nse7
Agree.
This loan will be exempt from all tax
ation.
Call at the Commissioners office, at Lebanon: Bor
ough immediately:
THOMAS LUSHER,
PMTER FORNEY.
JACOB BRUBACHBR.
Commissioners of Lebanon County.
Attest :
Craw Snag, Clerk.
Lebanon, March 30, 1864
MILLINERY STRAW.
- GOODS .
Via .
• IN EVERY VARIETY.
of the to importations. and of
the newest sow moo ikshiosui
ble styles-
Our Straw Departtnent
will eomprire every variety of Bonnets, Mats and
Trimmings to be found in •that line, of thy latest dad
most approved shapes and styles.
Soliciting 211 early call, i remain
Inure, Respectfully,
R. WARD.
nlTos. 103, 106 & North SZCoND Sts., Philad'a.
March, 16, 1564 tt.•
"FLORENCE"
Sewing Mae/W/ 6 es
The Only Machine capapie of malting More
than One Kind of a stitch; and the
Only One baying the RE.
VERSIELE FEED.
EMI
The feed may he reversed at any point desired,
without stooping ,which Is a great advantage lb fasten
ing the ends of seams.
It makes four different atitches, lock, knot, dotible
lock, md double knot ; each stitch perfect and alike
on both sides of the fabric,
There is no other Machine valid' will do so large a
range of work ite the "Florence."
It will Braid, Tuck, Quilt, Cord, Hem, Fell, Bind,
Gather, and do alrkinde of Stitching required by fam
ilies and Manufeetnrers.
The most inesperieneed find no difficulty In using
it.
Ityery Maclaine L warranted to give entire satlsilbo
tion and to do all that is claimed for it.
The Florence must be urn to be Appreciated.
J. F. BUTZ,
- Agent. of Lebanon county, Artlll9llll2, Pa.
Persons wishing toter, the Machine lin'operation eas
-110 so by calling on the Agent at Annvillo.
Annul le, March 9,1894.-9 m.
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Philip F. Weanly
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAILER
A Cumberland Street, one door East of
jo-0 2 .
Othe Black horaehotel. Thankful for the •01111111MMI
very Liberal patronage extended to me for the short time
I have been in business, I would respectfully solicit •
continuance of the patronage of the public.
e bee at all times an assortment of ROOTS Ina
SWISS of his own mannfacture on hand, which will ba
disposed of on reasonable terms.
FINE BOOTS, LADIES' GAITERS, An
•
Thom desiring a neat, welt made article, are invitee
to give me a trial. Childreus' Shoes of every variety
and color on hand. Heavy work made to order.
iair AU work warranted. Repairing neatly dons and
charges made moderate.
In the matter of the. Estate of GEORGE and CATH
ARINE SNAVELY, late et Cornwell township, Leb
anon century, dec'd.
NoTicie u • hereby &fen', that the undersigned bas
been appointed auditor by the Orphans Court of
Lebanon county. to audit the accounts of Joseph
Stoevely and Henry A. Snavely, executors of the said
George stud Catherine Snavely, dec'd., and make dis
tribution of the balance in their hands among the
heirs and legal representatives of sprid decedents; and
that he will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his office In the. Borough of Lebanon; on Friday, the
15th day of April, at 1 o'clock, P. ht.. when and where
all persons interests; mayattend if they think proper.
ISAAC HOPPER,. Auditor:
Lebonon, March 30,1881.
House and Lot for Sale.
T
subscriber • ffers at private sale Ma Hones and
1 Lot of Ground. situate on the Smith side of Hill
street, between Centre and Rest attest% In the borough
of Lebanon. The Lot ls 38 by 196 feet. The 11011911
Is a one.story and a ball FRAME, 22
by 26 feet, with KITCHEN, 14 by 14
I feet, nearly adjoining, large Cistern,
Jt, ' ; 5 - Hog pen, and other necessary
provementa. This property isneerly
new and a desirable one for a mechan
ic or laboricg man amen means.
153,.F0r further information apply at the Toll
Gate, to LOUIS FRITZ.
Lebanon, April 6, 11164.--3t*.
TAlLlELperalrf'S
B, T,M 0 AT A. la
Lorenzo H. "Rohrer,
-1111111r* --- W ° s t :T T fo r f e Ze P t c a i n t o u n" Y an i d i tfe l 'lng l y e f4 t a l i
he has 'BENI:WAD his Tailoring estab
lishment to ten doors below Philip P.
McCarilly's Shoe Store, :where be will make up tbe
most .finh 'enable Clothing. ALL work entrusted to
him will be inanufactured,in the best taanner,on mod
erate terms. Good Ste and substantial making guar
anteed. Thankful An the liberal patronage extended
to him thus far, he hopes by strict attention to his
business to merit a continuance of the same. He cor
dially invites pa public and his old customers to give
him a call. [Lebanon, aprll, S, 1804.
APRIL
Court Proclamation.
eHEREAS, the Hon. JOHN J. PEARSOIi„ Ism.
• President ofthe mental Courts of Common Pleas
in the district composed of the counties of Letrenon and
Dauphin, and Judge of the Courts otOyer and Termi
ner and general Jail Delivery, for the trial of capital
and all other offences in said colluder, thel udge of the
General Court of Quarter Semitone .of the Peace and
General Jail Delivery, in the county of Lebanon; and
Wittiest DANN end Tames HAMM, Peers., Judges of
the General Courts of Quarter Sessions, of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer, General Peace and Jail Deliv
ery, for the trial of capital and: other offences. in raid
county of Lebanon—through their precepts to me di
rected the 4th day of January. A. D, Dint, to hold a
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
and a Court of Quarter Smiting of the Peace :n Lebo•
non for the county of Lebanon, on the
Third Monday of April, next,
which' will be the 18th day of said month, to continua
.ONE Week.
Notice Is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace, and to Constables within the
county of Lebanon, to appear In their own persons,
with their rolls, resognitanotn, inquisitions, examine.
does and other documents, and present the Mlle to the
Prosesnting Attorney at least ten days before the meet
ing of the Court, conformably to the provisions of the
Act of Assembly, passed at the late seedon of the Leg
islature. Also, all thee* who intend to prosecute pries.
oners which now are or then may be in the Janet Leh:
abort county, sill have then and there to appear„ on
the let Monday of APRIL, to proceed against theft
WI then may bejust.
Given under my hand,in •the borough of Lebanon,
the 19th day of Idarch, in the year of our Lord, one
eh ol ni o n,l eled hundred aud sixty-Wm
GTOUCH,
80 , 1883
, 41Asuire
Blarike=lfoilkiiiirtyieha ktraliti,Pert.
InOrr. Olefins just printed and fai bale at ina
vitamin, Ofkoo..
maittet.
NOTICE.
BOUNTY LOAN
Auditor's Notice.
LAMP HEATING APPARATIit
BOILMEI—FRYII9I43TEWINO-STESFTS.
WITH Tug HAM THAT uouTs'ssig
• • • • ay the Isms ors esionses losisoole
soot of a wars ibrth orbill vets ostsbeisia•
fdat eau tioseoked.--lf. 'Warns.
• • 41. • 81=09 in et east/attics . stagy kips tot
order, reedy !or u$ Jae moment • • soassotest
to have on hand. • • Drowsier/ CiSearees.
• • • • !bites Latiiii le oftbe Moat pepuhat
moronism of the day, • • tb• utility of It Is amiiiiia
tlonable. a great Living Is An& in Mating lad emoldag
small articles, and can bit avail to Wl* mesh I ••• •
great many weneorre. wbieti la letitaliy di:4nm the
ambulance cars whiali &terry the Silk setltlioli
&knit:* 4lnteric' an.
* * For family toe, bettiliimi
piunins,fishlng, nursery, or sieN. row*, it ts wli milloki
of comfort beyond air proportion 10 it► coat. • 1 6%;:
Hairs Jotinictiat /hat&
• • • • I have tried the apparntnestit. My
and I proclaim the lame a moat ♦aluabte ad Isdii►
peamble article, and we now wonder how ws mild*,
Yong do without It. e * Xd. that Od. Onvidari
• • • • Au aeotrourlasl trivence far ttM
op boat at abort florin for oursery and isenorml WSW
bold purpose*, • • ow Iranian% point Is ides says
lag to cost ores coal Sroa. * • N. r smog At
PRICES FROM TWO `TO SIX 0011ARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONli TO FOUR QUARTS.
Three Articles Cooked at one Hine ieitk
One Burner.
dfranged for Kerosene or Coal On. ar Aim
A Descriptive Pamphlet of thirty paps
ALSO
The union ittlaciammerit, -
PRICE 50 CENTS,
To bb attached to a Common Imams Latap et Got
Butner, by ',Web Water may be Dolled, and read
mond Ilse arranged to support a ANIS.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
MX. D. RU ELL, agrat,_'
No. 900 Pearl It., N.-IlorK.
as WANCSD. •
April:B,lBo4
. A WORD AROVT
AMERICAN WATCIIi•
AFTER 7:110.0 ten TRUstfr dr MoR I
rnAzi 'ERN THAltaethr timo.pleciermagge*;
inied by the Arneriesselt stele Oa., of WalenntilMinw
have gained a arid bold upon the favor of the
lcultone, no less thaw 70,000 or them are speaking *r
themselves In the tethers of stmt. - L.ophi. inia veal
insignificant beginning the business has inmsaeta en:
til we ate j Unified in stating that Wit MANX 111011,1
THAN ONN HALT of all the watches sold to Hail
ted States. Napaited eniergentint ofetnr factory hatid4
lags, and the labor of 500 operatives, atilt 'and us u.
equal to supply the constatitlY itierealine
And we may here observe that both/ the
high price of labor and materiel% we sccd eiftentf
products at less prices than those entrant See
ago.
We rarer to these facts only for purposes of propel ,
17 introducing another subject relative to our memo.
facture of watches. Hitherto our chief objectless blest
to make Goon witches for the million at the lowest pea
sib% price—something to take the
, plage of the mate.
be Have' watches called "Ames,' "Lopitutr,"' 'Wag-
Hsb Patent Levers," &e., annually thrown spew OM
market, in countless numbers, by laropema. Work
shops-7watches which art the refuge of their Steitit
ries, unsaleable at home and perfectly weethheal aft
erywbere.
This object we have accotnplishid, alit how we boot
to annotthee, that we have commenced the amoullefe:
tore of militias of the veal
lIIOIIEST (MADE 'KNOWN Tv Calitie
NO' St ET KY. • •
. .
unequalled by anything hitherto made by ourselms
and unsurpassed by, enythieg made in the work. Per
this purpose we hate the simplest facilities. We have"
brooked as addition to our main building* H=pieNdr.
for this branch of our Mildness. add Savo JUdd - R wily
the beat workmen in our service,- Profiting by our
experience, we have reidodalled tire farm of one
watches, introducing such liiipilitehithht se bee. tow
suggested and proved to be good from tint& to threes'
and have instituted new and serer* testa of Isselterit
aim, adjustment and compeusition. New seashmes
and appliances have been constructed. whir* lasellerse
their work with consummate delicacy and eriactituda,
end the choicest and most approved matertalmenl are
used. Nothing in fact is wanting either la t.
er.
• '- ' -- material of workmanship teetimire pet
_... •
fiction in the molt.
We continue to miumfacture our other trell-knowtt
qualities under the follo.wmg names
"APPLETON, TRACY &COP
BARTLETT, 4
And the "Soldier's Watch."
"Whi., EL LilitY."
The letter; the lowest priced wsteh we aide, is d
substantial, tellable timepiece, cased in storldngsfiveS
-bunting pattern, and is not liable to '
out of order
either in marching riding or fighting. All the ahem
described watches, intiuding the nem, which Is tim
ed "AMERICAN WATCH COMPACT," are sold by wards
dealers genes ally throughout the country.
Robbins & Applelolf;
Agents for the American Watch Comer..
182 BROADWAY, N. 'T.
Nov. 1863.—inside sow im.
WIERC UAL NT TA ILORINIge
Lt S. luotsAY, Fttnek's bonfire!, earner of Onsi:
barland street and Doe atleye has cafhand aid
for sale, either by the yard or made tb Cirdiffi a Urge
lot of
CLOTHS, .
CASIUMBRES, and ‘ 4-- r
VBSTINGP;
wan selected from Gosel Bonsai. Goon itts and rail
stantial mantap 4 - oaratitred ALIL Also itaioakie ,
chiefs. Cravat., Glover; Moslem gempaseiate; Nimrod
Plain Linen Shirts, Under Shirts andlirarrera.
a. a. BAWIjkl".-
Lebanon, April 9, 1862.
' i*"
D. Se RA B E R -1 S
WHOLESALE AND REISIti
DRUG STORE
Etas been remoted tablet ftertir Building on Ounelissiand
• Street, oppoMtS the Eagle Buildings.
Lebanon, Pa.
MAUR subscriber respectfully announces tools
1
9 tames Mid the Public ingepend, lied Its hot am
ntlyy on baud a Mtge Aden dt`
DRUGS, • itiftititlifttit
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, Eqp
VARNISHES THEFENtiNiti
GLASS WARE; - BRUSHEIS;
HAM OILS, EXTRAMis
Burning Fluid, Ferniest Inetraments, Toilet Bair" dr
gals, Tobacco, dm. Also a variety - of Fancy delliview
too numerous to mention, which he Were at tote MA,
slid warrants the qualities of the artistes as irepressalb.
ed. Purchasers win please remember Ws, sad' mar
ine the qualities and prires of his goods Delft* purellsmo
lug elsewhere. efirPhysician 's prescriptions e$ *air
fly recipes carefully compounded, at alt bowie ed lbs
day or night, by calling at the Drug Stwee,oolooll6 tie
Eagle Buildings.
On Sundays the Store Will be opened for thernor
pounding of preecriptions between the hours of I ma
10 o'clock, A. bit., 12 midi, sued 4 ma 6 P.M.
Lebanon, Avg. 13 12412. DAVID L EMAIL
ree t exhibition.
Geo. L. Atkins,
D E.4110178 OF EXTENDING ES
BOOT & SHOE
3E11E7 OB 3111 ..
has datermirked to cusp out tho imotta,
" QUICK SALES AND -SMALL -PROFITS."
If. bat just received a large Etna of Etaata.EEMN
Trunks and Outlet Bag'. 1101.Partiadar ottoman'
paid to Onatomer's Work.
Lebanon, March 23,1864.
rttoinrcE.-
tAraw. ArM Zetation xedr itead'angdPanya - -
Nj. Lebanon, .F*.„. February id,186t.-
Notice is hereby given that this Compsoris prepti 4
ed to redeem all et its outstanding Bonds, which
fall due on the first day a/Apr*l,lB6l. between this 4
date and the Ist day of dpril nest, and that en ail
these bonds, presented et this once for - redemptive.
interest will be allowed up to the said Ist of A Nil
11364, at thereto of ten (id) per omit wisdom. hasten'
of seven (7) per cent, as specified on the limeeref sail
Bonds. B order of the Board otDireetara,
Leb.,March 2,'84. ' JACOB UIDLB, Tremont.
NOTICE-=. PPEALS
wovez Is hereby even, that the'Conusibolisiesi
11 Lebanon County will hati'Arpfilds-by
rated for State and County Tex, for a w - glol
the several Township' and Boroughs of midi 1:001*,V
at the COMMISSIONERS' MICE, in .th• flereigib or
Lebanon, on the following days, beeweew.thelMuss sr
10 o'clock, A. M.. and 8 o'clock. P.M. .111 poems* ia.
tereated are here* notlliol to appear Ilit!be10110 sad
place speelfia:— _
BETHEL, la
, AL
agi
Normat
SWATARA,
UNION, do - do
COLD SPRING,'
EAST UANOYDR, TUESDAY, ATEA *
LONDONDERRY. do IV
NORTH ANNVILLII, . de ogo
SOUTH ANNVILLE,
,ge,
SOUTH LEBANON, lirgezimay, mntsCur
MILLCRSEK, 40 do
JACKSON, • • doe lo
RKIDELBSEE do • el
tORKWALf,. , THURSDAY. AMA IA
N. um. Bowmen, do de
N. 1411. TOWNSHIP, do - So
LSE. BORO. EAST WARD, FRIDAY, APRIL IS
LEE. BORO. war WARD, do do
Sir The Await on Militia VIM Menial is Si
same dos. All parsons enrolled not sublent I.Stpes
can attend irtboy deem proper.
THOMAS LESIfEIt, rkeimaiistiosioa
PRIER FORNEY - e
Attest. CM= SWILL
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