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,LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1364
HOME AFFAIRS.
rtestessi Bcl.l74ortionizz.g.
The publishers of Lebanon have agreed upon the
r llowinvcharges for Advertising, rig
, at. 3m. 6m. ly.
1 Eqtaans.l2 lines, $ .50 $l.OO $3.00 $5.00 $8 00
2 " 24 lines, 1.00 2.00 5.00 8.00 12.00
8 " 36 lines, 1.60 300 7.00 10.00 15.00
For Exeentor's and Administrator's Notices, $.OO
For Assignee. Auditor and similar Notices, 1.50
For yearly Cards, not exceeding 6 lines, 8.00
For column advertisement, 1 rar, 50.00
2 .4 column ""- 30.00
iFer X column " •si • 18.00
IFor Announcing Candidates for office, in advance, 2.00
:For Announcing sale, unaccompanied by ad'r ' t. 1.00
.For Local Notices, Society resolutions, kn., 8 cis
per line.
For Wilsons or Special Notices, 50 cents per line
porfear.
Yearly . aftvortiacmonta for merchants and Duni
moo meinaa agreal upon.
lion, Myer Strouse has forward
• ed to us some Turnip Seed for distribu.
tom. :''we are also indebted to him for a
number of favors in the shape of public
doeuthents.
- John Warren, a condemned mur
:-Aerer, who was tried and convicted of the
murder of a poor Irish woman near Ham
burg;: Berks county, - In IMO, made his
escapeirom the Reading prison last week.
Ile is still at large.
Five, Ten, *Twenty and Fifty-
Dollar Greenbacks altered from lower de
nominations, are in circulation, and so
well executed that at a first glance they
are well calculated to deceive the unwa
ry. Look out for them. Counterfeit
Fives on the "Albany City Bank" are
also in
~eircb;lation. 'The centre of the
plate Contains a picture of a man and two
Womaii'vaith anvil, - &c. They are badly
?executed.
"LOW ©tit for the Draft.—We are
informed that an order has been received
to commence the draft forthwith in the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The
Provost Marshal's of the different districts
ammaking preparations, and the draft is
expected to take place on to day in cer
tain`districts.
LATea..—The Draft in Lebanon coun
ty has been postponed to the 15th of
June. We have only 56 men . to furnish,
exclusive of the new call for men.
The Philadelphia Flour market is
firm, but dull. About 1, 500 bbls sold at
$7 50a7 75 for extra, and sBaB 25 per
bbl for extra family. Rye Flour is stea
dy at $7 per bbl Corn Meal is scarce
and in demand.
Wheat is rather better, with sates of 1,
hills,tood red at slBoal 82.
Rye is dull at at $1 55a1 58 per bus.
Corn is searce and firm: 5, 000 bus
sold, at $I 42Tor prime to yellow afloat
Sniff St 37 - for White.
Gatirire" dull and quoted at 82a87c per
CArrtid r MARKET.—Beer Cattle
were very seiree. as compared with last
week; -tieing the smajlest receipts on rec
ord for years past, and prices advanced
2c .per ibb. Cows were firm. Hogs
are unchanged Sheep were higher,
with light offerings and sales.
The Weather and the crops.—
We have had quite a variety of weather
, during:the last week—rain and sunshine,
thunder and lightning, high winds and
calms; The crops in this neighborhood
are looking well, and indicate a bounti
ful yield..
We copy on the outside from the
Courier an official list of the killed and
wounded in the 93d in the late battles.
It, was furnished by Cal. Long and is no
doubt correct.
The store drawer of Marcus Na
than, in Funck's building,- was plundered
of about $lB on Thursday last, while he
had gone to the Post office. The
thiefhad effected an entrance at the back
dOor, and escaped in safety with his boo
ty.
Ex-President Buchanan has sent
a Contribution of two hundred dollars to
„the Great, Central Fair, to open next
in:week Philadelphia. Also $5O to the
Pittsburg Fair, and for which he is round•
ly abused by the abolition newspapers.
The COuncils of Reading have
pissed an ordinance for the levy o f a tax
for 1864 of :2 per cent. on the assessed
vaiue pf real estate, and upon all single
freemen an occupation tax of one dollar
and fifty cents 'in addition ; also a per
capitaltax of $1 : 40 on every male taxa
lite inhabitant of the city for bounty pur
poses. '
Mar The Pope has, contributed,
through the hands of the Catholic bishop
Buffalo, five hundred dollars for the re
lief aour wounded soldiers, accompany.
'ing. the gift '`with warm expressions of
sympathy for .the suffering.
A meeting of the Carpenters'
Union, will he held on Wednesday Eve
ning, June 1. 1864, at -the Perseverance
Hall. By oder of the President.
THROAT ArrEcTioNs.—A physician
writing from Newfane, New York, speak
ing of the beneficial effects resulting from
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troches,"
says--- , 'Oblige me by sending a , dozen
more of your 'Bronchial_ Troches,' en-
Por alleviating - that horrid
pion only felt by those who have
fftred from any Bronchial affection,
ana tot hoarseness and sore throat too, I
a.ril fie to confess (though I -am an M. D.)
I:ey.litiswer alryou claim for them. I
would beg , you to feel that I am one of the
last men in the profession .to puff a nos..
tram, but feel I am but doing you justice
to assert what I have." To avoid disap.
pointinent, be sure to obtain the genuine
"Brown's Bronchial Troches."
Health for the Soldier?. —For one who
alas from tbe'effectsoftbo bullet, ten perish from
damp and exposure to night air. Small doses
fr`IiOLLCIWAY'S PILLS taken every other
night, will p orre 6: all disorders of the Liver and
Bkintt9 -wiry tfie. i' ) ; and insure gonad
iiea
ltb to every*""' -• box
man, Oo•ly 25 0114jV. •
•
Tho Aadies of Lebanon are all
eardispy Invited to attend the meetings
of the, ladies' Aid Society, on every
Timrsda3r - afternogo,, for sewing on Has
nits} Cirthing ' • ' - tf.
tar Albert Shott, of tbisTorough, joined
the 93d when that regiment was originally formed at
this place. Ile was subsequently transferred to the
cavalry, and became Connected with CO. I of the 8d
Cavalry. For tome months he wet not beard of by his
friends bore, and a few weeks ago hie father, Mr. Henry
F. Shott, wrote to the Captain of his Company, and re
ceived the following reply:
OASIS 3p II S.CaYelar, CAVALRY Meet.
Bs. LgOid, 110., Aprll 2.9t.b,1864
Mr Henry P. Shott:—Eqn—Your letter dated January
22d, ThB4. has been reeeltee, end. in reply. I smgriuved
'to inform you that your , can (asg•llaot aoldler as
evur lived,) wee killed In lit Cavalry lig .t Gear .Therokee
Creak. Alabama. on the "i.sth or 16th day of October,
18 , 4 Ile hoe left an oultlemiehPO record in hie Com.
pony and Regiment. and with feelinga of the deepest
sympathy for yourself and family,
I remain, eery truly Tours.
W. W. SAILTIAL
Capt. 31 U. S. Cavalry, Com'd'ig Co. I.
Imo' At the Annual Session of the Grand
Enbantpment of the I. G. of 0. P., Mr. George R.
Reinoehi was appointed D. D. G. Patriarch for Lebanon
county, for the ensuing y?ar.
SM. On Thursday last, widir Stir. Boo'er, of this Bu•
rough, wee absent from hie book rtore at dinner, some
one entered the stare from the rear and robbed the um.
ney drawer of ttecontents.
Messrs. Stine & Rose at their
Paper AIM in this borough are now pay
ing $l-5 'per ton for straw, $lO per ton
second crop Hay, and $8 per ton for
Corn fodder. M.11.-4t.
For at Advertiser.
"Tableaux Vivants.,"
Mr. Editor :
The citizens of Lebanon and viein,
ity witnessed an exhibition-of an ex
tremely novel and interesting charac
ter, in the Court House on- the eve
ning of the 19th ult. To some the
name of "Tableaux VivantS" was
nothing - new, though there were
many who viewed it with as much
curiosity and astonishment as Bar
num's "what is it" or "Tom Thumb"
ever excited. The circus and menag
erie, with.en , occational visit of some
wandering minstrel troupe, had been
so long the only sources Of entertain
ment and amusement, that the an•
nouncement of the tableaus created
an arnazeinent, equalled only perhaps,
by that of Queen Victoria, when the
"celebrated communication', of the
"majority from AR, Berks" was pre
sented to her. The youngsters were
particularly .annoying ,to their pa
rents at the breakfast, dinner and tea
table, filling their cars with anxious
inquiries, while they rattled a noisy
accompaniment with knife and fork.
Indeed older persons and of some ex
perience in this bustling world, would
stop a friend and ask with muckearn
estness "what are tableaux vivants."
On the other band, there were plenty
of "Jack Bunsbys" ready to give "an
opinion as is 'an opinion," but who
rarely-availed -themselves of the op
portunity, preferring like 'Jack' 'to be
looked upon as wise philosophers and
deep, thinkers. •
The exeliement grew higher,
As the evening drew nigher; •
and when the long looked for hour
came at last, the rush for
,seats was
so great, that for want of room, many
were turned away from thedors.—
The bduse was densely cr tied; the
1 01
audience restless with anxi ty filled
the room with the busy hum of con
versation, while fans were plied with
a vigor that betokened a warm inter :
est in the success of the exhibition—,-
The footlights, stage,- drop curtain:
drapery: and darkened
,hall were so
suggestive,. that had: been at all of
a visionary turn of mind, we . might
easily havoithagined ourselves in the
Parquette of a theatre. The exer
eises opened with a fine performance
of that delightful piece of item! mu
sic "Shepherds' tell me," after which
the curtain rose on a beautiful _camp
scene entitled "Daughter of the.
Regiment." The lady personated
"La fig,lia" to perfection, her appear
ance and costume were brilliant and
attractive in the extreme—but we
looked in Vain for the "Corporal."—.
The "dream of Kilmeny" traasported
us back involuntarily to the days Of
the "Caliphs," when fairies were con
stant attendants on _weak and weary
mortals,. administering to their every
want ; while m'usiceoft and lull
ed them to sleep and dreains. The
representation was excellent in every
respect, the costumes of the children,
their positions, the, eager fates por
traying their anxiety to reach their
dreaming sister . und, 'dock her with
the flowers they held in their hands
—all, combined to make it a most
graceful and - charming picture. The
~old historic chronique of Pocalientas
saving the life of Capt. John Srtiith
was presented with a startling display
of dress and attitude. Had we not
known. Powhatan and his Indian'
Meads,. we might have been induced
to go to the assistance of his bewitch
ing, dark-eyed daughter; as it was, we
were content to admire and applaud,.
The next scene ; "Missing in action,"
brought tears to many an eye, telling
plainly how heartfelt and sineerLearb
the-sympathies of our people for the
fallen brave. Th&sweeteountenance
of the Sister of Charity, bendingover
the dying soldier, called to mind sad
recollections of field and -, , hospital,
which once seen can never ho'forgot
ten. Scene sth disclosed a grOup of
statuary so perfect in drapery and
pose that many actually believed the
figures, were carved out orsolid mar
ble. The care and time of the ladies
was compensated, we' think, by the
overwhelming applause which follow
ed the fall of the curtain, and we hazard
nothing in saying that the statuary
was not only the moat effective rep
resentation of the evening, but the
most Chaste and elegant exhibition
ever seen' in Lebanon, "Too late for
the Cars" brought down the house.-
1 The felicitous blending of au old gen-.
tleman, wife and family in rapid move-
Ltnent.towards the departing train, the
,
eagerness of manner, the outstretched
arras - as:if to catch the .last car, the
bewildered children all bent on keep
lug pace . with the old 'folks, was too
much for weak.hurnanity: . A univer
sal burst of laughter and applause
greeted the tGovernor' arid faMily, who
to their credit be it,said, bore their
honors meekly .and
. with beootning
gravity. The next - scene was of a
deeply serious and solemn character.
"Taking thejeil" is ono - of the sacred
1 ce iTruonie9 of the Catholic Church,
-.4 a s s oh'was given with fervor and
''''
an -
"'he cha"..„ve from gay to grave
effect. ..1. ....
ad 4 ed much, eve interest
”liainterpreted
or this ,
scene, or we ,
thi'metr-generardelight anui:*..afire
. .
Schick was Manifested. The ..rost
Office Scene" was well received. The
interview between John Knox and
Mary, Queen of Scots, was remarka
ble for its courtly array of grace and
beauty. The Queen looked stern yet
sympathetic, and the sturdy John
was admirably impersonated. The
"Spirit of '76" excited more than usu
al admiration. The silvered head of I
the Father bent in anent emotion over
the gun he is about to give to his son,
the meek, submissive mother pointing
with uplifted finger to Heaven, the
only source of their consolation, the
heartbroken, kneeling Wife and the
resolute face of the husband, present
ed a picture that fired every heart
with patriotism and love for the old
flag. The audience greeted it with
the most tumultuous cheering, and
were not satisfied until the curtain
rose again, when they broke forth in
to a perfect storm of applause. "King
Harold" and "Lady Jane Grey" were
scenes of pomp and splendor. The
Queen, blazing with jewels, formed
the central figure as she sat with pecu
liar grace and dignity on her throne:
Her attendanls seemed the very flow
er of a realm famed for its royal glo
ry and peerless beauty. And here we
desire, to express our grateful thanks
to Mrs. LONG for her very excellent
singing of "Eeeked in the Cradle of
the Deep." It= could not have been
improved, and, we were only sorry
that she did not feel inclined to com
ply with the demand of the audience
for a repetition. The "Goddess of
'Liberty" was -a tableaux of unequall
ed brilliancy, and magnifiCent in dress
and posture. Every pulse beat faster
at the thought of victory and triumph
to our arms, devotion to country filled
every heart, and there was not one in
that large audionco who did not in
stinctively wish that=
' , The Star Spangled Banner in triumph might wave,
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brace.
At the close of the performances a
repetition was unanirnouslyrequested
for Saturday, and in compliance with'
the general desire was given tea well
filled house. Among the new pieces,
"Tea-table Gossip" and the ".Aitist'S
Dream" won deserved applaus2. The
"Mise-en-scene" in the gossipping
scene, was admirable—the characters
well-sustained and the acting worthy
of "professionals:" A series of lovely
living pictures were presented to us
in the "Artist's Dream," which can
not be excelled anywhere. The scene
from• "Kenilworth" was strikingly
impressive. The incensed Queen, the
pale, half-dead, yet still lovely Amy,
and her false Lord, were,re-enacted
with such animation and spirit that we
seemed almost to hear again the stern
demand, "Knowest thou this woman,"
.that sounded so terribly to the ears of
the guilty Leicester. Altogether,
Dlr. Editor, the music, tableaux and
management was a marked success,—
Everything worked harmoniously, and
for this ; : if for nothing else, we return
our sincere fbankti to the Ladies and
Gentlemen who so kindly and gratu
itously afforded us that rieh and rare
entertainment.' We hope these same
Ladies and Gentlemen will, at an ear•
day, give us a similar exhibition ;
and may we be there to see.
.111 NIS EN ESPOlit
. TAkE Nin'lCE.—The enrolling it go
ing on. and it is expected that the Conscription se
will be enforced linmediately„ so I would advice every
body to get their Picrtritss taken in time for Glair re
lations and friends. and the only place to get a No. 1,
Picture is at VonfiltßMAN'S New Yotk Photographic
Gallery. for he is taking the Cheapest. the beet, and
moat life-like Picture§ in Lebanon. It is adinitted by
all that he can't be beat, for his gallery is always
crowded. Give him a call and you will find as we rec
ommend. Remember. the place. Zinunerman's Now
York Photographic Gallery, in Cumberland St. Call
early and avoid al crowd.
P. S.—Children and anYhody that has got weak eyes
should call at Zimmerman's Gallery. Ills Pictures on
-13 require from "4 . to 5 seconds time toe it ,„„
QUESTION, — HoIIo 1 there Dielt and
Nancy, where are you going, that you are in Huth a
hurry ?
Aisswen.—Why we are just on etc way to Daily's
Photograph Gallery. to have our pictures taken . Ile
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 conic mirky again Without getting any.
41m:sr.—Yes! I have heard too that Daily's Gallery
is nearly all the tithe crowded, and so why don't you
go to seine other Gallery ?
Aste.-- , Gh my we could net think of such a thing.—
We admire tile true and beautiful picture that Daily
takes. so much that we would net go to another Gal
lery if we could get them fox nothing" Deltas-seven
years, experience in the business, bass a complete sett of
improved instruments, an excellint sky-lieht, anp
there fore takes the heat pictures u town. and so of
. course every body that wants' a good picture goes to
him.
QuEsv.--What kind of Pict Urea doestie take?
Ails.—He takes Photographs from miniature to life
size, plain or colored,. His card picturee have been
pronounced more truthful and life like than sonic that
have been taken in our large cities. II is Ambrotypes
are beautiful, and can't be beet. Do also excels in
copying pictures from small Daguerreotypes, end,en 7
largiug them almost to any size.
QUESPE.—Where . is this Gal levy 1 , I must give , him a
call too. •
ANs.—Jbst come along with Nancy and I, and WO'
will ebow you. It is in Stine's New Building, neat
door to the Lebanon Deposit Bank. Ile has constant.
ly on hand a good assortinen't of Gilt and Rosewood
Frames, Cases, Albums. Au., ti-hich be sells cheap.—
For good and cheap Pictures we advise all to go to
Daily's Gallery,.*Lebanou,* Pa. March 11,
Guns, Rifles. Pistols, POwder, Caps, &C
ATTENTION .SPORTSMEN.-J. G. , AuLctaAcb would re
spectrally inform, the public that he continues the
business of tatinufacturing and dealine . in
GUNS, RJFLES, - PISTOLS, " POWDER,
Caps, Wade, and all kinds of gunning and gun !tater!.
el, at his storo, on Market street, a few doors North of
the L. V R. R., Lebanon,
lea All kinds of Repairing done at the shortest pee
Bible notice and in the nest style of workmanabiP.
Lebanon, June 24, 1553.,-11r .
dit
A DENTLE6IAN, cured of Nervous Debility, Incom
potene;,-, Premature Decay and Youthful Error, Bane.
ted bytt deeire Act benefit others,. w ill be happy to fer
n i.ll to all who need it, (free of eharge,) the recelpe and
directions for making the simple remedy :used in his
Case. Those wishing to profit by his experience, and
possess a Valuable Retnedy. will receive the same, by
return snail, (carefully sealed,) by addreasing
JOAN B. OODEN,
No. 60 Nassau street, New York.
June 1,1801.-3 m. Ago
QWALLOW two or three hogsheads of "Hoehn,"
L. 3" Tonic Bitters," Sarsaparilla," "Nervous An
tidotes," &c., &c., and after you are satisfied with
the result, then try one box or 01,U ItOTOIt BU
CHAN'S I.:NGLISIi SPECIFIC PlLLS—and be restor
ed to health and - vigor in thirty days. They are pure
ly vegetable. pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in
their effete en the broken down and chattered consti
tution. Old and young can take them with -advan
tage. Imported end cold in the United States only by
the..
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 30,1864.-3 m. .
USE NO, OTHER !--RUCHAN'S SPECIFIC
PILLS are the only RaZiable• Reme4y for all
Diseases of the Seminal, Urinary and Nervous Syn
tains. Try.one box, and be cured. ONE DOLLAR A
BOX. One box will perfect a cure oar money refund
ed. Bent by mail on receipt of price. •
JAB: B. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible Renee New York,
General Agent.
March 30, 1864.-3 m.
no YOU WISH TO BE CURED ? DR. BU
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lase then SO dap s, the worst eases of NERVOUSNESS,
Impotsnok, Premature Decay, Seminal. 'Weakness, In
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JAB. 11. BUTLER,
Etalime V, Bible fienee,,,New York,
genetja"geni
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
• Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative.
The standard staple preparation for the hair tour
rantoi in all cases to restore faded and gray hair, and
whiskers, to their original color. It does not claim to
make the hair grow in where it has fallen out ; Roth.
In Will do that whatever may ho advertised to the
contrary, but it teal prevent it from fall ing'out, make
it soft and silky. cleanse it and the scalp from impuri
ties and humors, and entirely overcome bad silents of
PreVtoue use of preparations containing sulphur, su
gar Of lead, &t. It requires no aciaptUg, wnshieg, raid
Maori , for its application, xxotawill it stain the akin, nut
Is as easily applied and wiped from the skin AR any
hair dressing. It restores the natural shading of one
hair with another, which gives it a lively appearance
Aid tend of the dull uniform black of dyes.
Hoyt's Imperial Coloring Cream.
Superior to soy Bair Dressing in use. Oils and Col
ors the Hair at the same time. Changes light and red
hair to a beautiful brown or bleck.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT & CO
No.lo University Place, New York.
March 0, 1894.-Iy.
DR. TOBIAS' VENETIAN HORSE LINE
IHENT, pint bottles at fifty cents cash, for
lamenm outs, galls. colic, sprains, he., warranted
s,
cheeps than ally other. It Is used by all the great
horsemen on Long Island courses. It will not cure
ring bone nor apavin, ae there is no liniment In Ntif3.
tones that will. What it Is stated to cure it positively
does. No owner of horses will be Without a after trying
embattle. One dose revives and often eaves the life
of an over-heated or driven bores. For collo and bel
ly-ache it has wirer failed. Just as sure as the sun
rises, just so sure le this valuable Liniment to be the
florae embrocation of the day. Sold by all druggists.
Office, 60 Cortiandt Street, New York.
Feb.lo, '04.--Im.
Terrible Disclosures.
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New York.
Sept, 3,1363..—1 y.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
CUM
INVALID.
Published for the benefit. and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
whom:lifer from nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, etc , supplying at the Name time. '
TRH MEANS OF SELF CURD.
_ .
By ono who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical humbug
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By enclesiug &post paid addressed envelope, single
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Bsq..
Bedford, Kings county, N. Y.
Stay 27, I 9 i.-Iy.
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tigisio 4,lltitf
ST. Tour's Cunabn.—Serviee - next Sunday rporning and
evening, in the English language. Lecture on
Wednesday e*oning.
lingliah preaching next Sabbath morning and eve
ning. in Zion'a Lutheran
Preaching next Sabbath morning in the German, and
in the evening in the English, in the First Reform
ed Church.
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On the ritb lilt.. by !I:teller? Y. W. kranlor,
HUOII DONLEY, to AlteiziaNn Fox:nu:both
of Cornwall, this couhty.
goa.
In this. Borough, on the 22nd ult., BANIIIL, child
of Henry end Amanda SHIM aged 2 months, and
3 daps.
On the 27th of May, in 31Yerstown; PHILIP I,IN
BIOFf. formerly of Lebanon, aged 77 years, 8 months
and 20 days
on the 284 Wt., in this Bornuch, CHARLES T. W ,
eon of Charles and. Mina LAIITELOFF,.eged4 .
years,
2 months and days.
On the 7th nit. in this Illernugh, of Ormenraption,
SAMUEL 841 A KTFER, seei, 78 ye .rs. I mouth and 26
des a. Pother Shaeffer leaves a 'widow and ten
children to mourn Ida lose.
On the 22ad nit, in Ws B, - roulzh. of l ryphoid fever,
LEVI TICE, aged 26 years, 7 months and 14 days.
The Lela
Caraftrily
Lral!awls Visor:
ExtraFamiiy, SS 75
Extra: Misr, S 50
Piinte White Wheat,l 'lB
Prime Red Wheat, 1 eo
New Wheat,
Prime Rye, 120
Coro, 1-20
Oats, 70
Clover-seed, 8 00
Timothy-seed, 2 30
Flax-seed, 2 50
Dried Apples, pealed, 290
Peach "Suits," 2 50
Peaelk "Hutzele," 1 52
Cherries, I 75
Cubans. 100
Potatoes, boa, 80
Apple BOter."ferock. 45
gals atimitionnento.
taline 7 s Patent iFettit Jar
Gr3C4Dtaolt eh-W1DA. 5195155 . , •
VHS most effectual Fruit 4ar in the market. •Is
allglass, haring no clantping or screw device.—
For sale at LEMBERGEICS Drug.Storo, Market street,
Lebanon.
trt , Call 11111/ get a circular giving more informa
tion*
Lebanon,. ,lane I, 1864.—tf.
Pflobe.-^an Lodge.
iSPECIAL Meeting of lvialiekan Lodge. No. 288,
I. 0. of 0. P.. will be held in the Hell, on Wed
nesday .E'vcniug. aline 1, 1664. at B o'clock. A full at
tendance ie dueltod as bualneas of importance will be
Unneeded. , - .
.3011 N R.ODiA . I - 131 - Sect.
Lebanon, Jona 1,1864.
Notice to the Stotithohiers
or the IIiEBANON
are reepectiltily requested to meet at the. Bank.
ing House of said Bank,ou Saturday, the 2Sth
day of Jane, next. for the ptirpoio of accepting tho RE.
011ditTliat of the LEBANON BANK, and to take ac
tion on the. Bnabling Act in the event of the Governor
having signed it.
B3' order of the Board of Directors.
B. A. UHLER; Gaahler..
Lebanon Bank, Lebanon, June I; 1864. '
Public Sale
OF BOROUGH PROPERTY.
rllllll subscribers will offer at Public Sale at the pub ,
lie house of Henry D. Germ any, on
Saturday, June 18, 1864,
the following Real Estate, viz :
A one and one. half story-weather-boarded..
,PRAMS HOUSE, and HALF lot of GROUND, —
situate in the borough of Lebanon, adjoining Fla
on the north Dill street, ou the south an -
Ailey, east by property ofJarob Neekley, and west by
proporty of Jacob Beadle. The LOT fronts mi 11111
street 14 fee t, more or less, and is in, depth 19S feet.
The house has eight rooms including Kitchen, and all
necessary outbuildings•
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock, P. AL, when terms
will be made known by JOS, kIeAFFEE,
'3IoAFFRIL
Lebanon, June 1,1864 ' •
Public Sale.
among fdltewing personal property of Pliltrat
I STRICKLER, decd., will be sold at Public Sale,Pn
'Saturday, June 11, 1864.
at "Strickler's 3iiir in tbeßorongh of Lebanon, to wit:
1 SLEIGH and Sleigh bells,l Wheelbarrow, 1 Sad
dle-bag, 1 STOVE and PIPE. 1 CLOCK, I Grain chest.,
1 Office Desk, IG. had Stone, Potato ook, Lot of
Lumber, consisting of BOARDS and SCAIRTLING, Lot
of old MGR, and Castings, 1 Wooden Shovel, 1 half
Bushel Measure, 2 Scales, I Plan lag Bench, 1 Ladder,
1 Empty Barrel, 3 Burr Stank, Shovels Bags, Chaine,
Hoop and hand Shovels, and other MILLING TOOLti
too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 2% o'clock, I'. 31,.whatt terms
will be made known b
y ABRAILLM ST.II7.OIEIL ER,
W3l. G. WARD.
Administrator&
Lebanon, June 1, . 1564.-2 t.
T o . Bri(lge Contractors.
-DitoposALs will be received at.the Commissioners'
Office. on Monday, June 13th, 1864, for theßuild
ing of a BRIDGE across Rig Sam a r. orew,lat thaw°.
Forge. Plane and Specifications can be seen st Abe
Commissioners' Mace.
THOMAS LIMNER,
PSTSR FORNEY,
JACOB ISROBACUER.
corm:assignors of Lebanon County.
Attest.:
Crams Smits, Clerk.
Bebanoo, May 2-5, 1864w-3t.
Executor's Notice.
111017BLIC Notion is hereby given, that Letters Testa
mentery, hare been granted to sh e widersigned,
en the Eitate of CATHARINE GOETTLE, late of
Heidelberg township, Lebanon county, Pe., deo'd. Ail
persons who know theniselees indebted to 'said estate
will please trestle their accounts, and' all #rose haring.
claims analnetit will please prompt, them.
,31IGNATRIN Elecutor.
Shoefferetown - , Match 9, lett, ,
AUDITORS' REPORT.
WE the Lndersigned Auditors to examine and ad
just theAccountsof the "Northern Mutual Insur
ance Company of Lancaster County," as by the totit of
incorporation of said Company is provided, do report
that we hare examined the accounts for the year pre-.
ceding the first day of May, 1664, and Rod the same as
follows :
Policies leaded insuring property
to the amount of $2,747,734 00
Premiumr Notes 61ed araoriniltie to 121,470 12
CR. FUNDS OF THE COMPANY.
Received Per tentage on Premium
Notes 100 79
Received Fire Tax of former as
sessment • 3 08
Received Fire Tax assesaed Decem
ber, 1864 .$2,304 72
Deducting Secretary fees for re
ceiving fire tax - 33 04
$2,27168
DR. FOR EXPENSES AND FIRE •
LOSSES PAID TO WIT:
1363, MAY let, Due to the Secrete.
ry as per lest report $ 112 11
Paid Auditor's Fees 3 00
Paid George Decker holding else.
tion 700
Paid Lancaster Examiner Printing 7 50
" Yolitarreund " • 7 60
" Intelligen err " 7 60
Lebanon Democrat, Printing 7 50
"Advertiser " 760
" " Courier " 7 60
" " Wahre Democrat. 7 50
" Wm• B Wiley, Printing Fire
Notices 7 18
" Samnsl Nissly,Election Bills 176
" de making Fire,
Assessment and other fees, 50.49
" Samuel Nisely, for Postage .. 289
A- Eenignischer, President, l
signing Polities - - - 1 21
" Henry Hellman, birectory •
extra &es, 2 years....„ ...... 6 Gil
" Heilman end Win. Dell
• • •
inveStigating Iltrtr
losses 20 08
" Directors' ............ 63 25 •
" Joseph Dearoler, Lancaster
to , Fire 10-e-r, 23 29
" Saarlial Mellinger's Estate,
Lancaster en., Fire lessee_ 109 37
" Zimmerman.Daaphin
county. F re lasses,- 26
" JOlihati4 &61 Zimmerman,
Dauphin co., Fire losses... 2C5 61
$1,437 42
tialltheo in Treasury, Nftribit,lBf4 $.833 1 3
tSotr.t:tne.iug Tuxes ..... ....... 48 23
fit.b. to Geo. D. Colamoo, of I.4ba•
non county. for Fire lorao, in El'a•tboth
township, Laudoßtor eoitoty, of Orbit
hint eO4 cnntootB,6s per atlas:Talent filed
April3Otb.,lB6l. BB
X)171.N
Buotißit,
awns LABEI3,.
Juno 1, 1864.-26 Auditors.
IMPORTANT NEWS
TO ALL WHOM IT DOES CONCERN
ON LAST SATIT,RDAY THE
S BLOCK)
4.• Cumberland Strget,.. Leba7.l. Pa.
•
WAS filled With a choice AssWitnierit tiring and
Sumner Goods, just purehaSed at NEW MEE
AUCTIONS, which for Variety, Beauty and Cheapness
cannot be excelled -this aide of the Atlantic, and at
• prices that will. istehish the World. For truth of
• which
Call and See for Yourseles.
Ladies' Dress Goods .-
Pull Line of French Glaco Mosembulevaa, , •
. American Mosambniques,
" " " colored Alpacce., all shades
" colored all wool Delains,
" French Poplins, all Shadbe,
" " French Bareges, all shades, -.
" French TilinteS shades,:
" " " Foulard
" " " Manchester Drlaius
" Lawns, tc.. &c. 2 .*
A full Line of DRESS GOODS , of every descriptlon
and the largest assortment in the-county-
Full Line of LADLEa M 0 .151, all shades, such as
Tan. Drab, Lavender, Light Grey, Black, &c.
Full Line of Best oil &glad Black SILKS-
Full Line of Fancy Silks, Drown, Ac., purchased be-
Sore the recent advance. '
Fun. assortment of CALICO et prices.
" Bleached MESLIN.
" " ' -I nbleached , ;".
.
TiIg . OIIEPEST IN TUE „COUNTY
•
can Market.
mated Weekly.
-Der. 3 . ItNE 1, ,1534
ikgs, dsk.,• . 30
Butter, - 20
Tub or salted butter, 10
16
11
Mara,
Shoulders,
Sides, . 13 •
Soap; 7
Bees-trux, . 25
Wblte Rags, 6
Mixed Rags, S
Flax,l6lb., 12;4
Gristles, a lb., 40
Feathers, V. - lb., 62 1 4
Wool, lb., 40
Souplleuns, la sit., 7
Vinegar, ta gal., 12%
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
QtllOT ,
Wau tilled for Lebhnon county, and at the same
time the Cheap Cash and Produce 'SLore of
GOODY AR & DIFFENBACIPS
iii 7 - 0-1110 0 7S 7—'"? . -
Our Mourning Department Is complete, compris
ing a
Fall Lino of Black, all wool_Delains,.6.4 wide,
all wool
" " " " entacid Mills, 5-4
" Nralin'Criglimero,
.
Black Silk Grenadionsi,,
" " " " Ilninbazines,
" Blank ,_Crapo Veils; ,
a. " hove Veils.
lii
0 uHobjet.yi
- " Gloves:
In fact anything in Mourning and Second Monrn
ing Goods.
Gelltleraiten Wear.
A DID Doe of CLOTHS, CASSIDERES, COTTON
ADES and VESTING% all kinds and prices, which wil
be sold Cheap. • - •
• Groceries, Sugar - Coiree
Plolassas
•
Spices, &c. 7 all at LOW PRICES.
&.0*-
call one.snd all, and look through our Large
and well Eelocteal Stook of Goode, and get the prices, as
GAO no trouble to show Goods. Our Motto is
P6fits, and Quick ' Sales, and
Good Value."
GOODYEAR &. DIFFENBACJI
Boot and . Shoe Store.
JACOB Man respectfully in
forms the public that he still COlitin•
ues his extensive establishment in
ma w ' Ape his new building in Cumberland at.,
where he hopes .to render the same
satisfaction as heretofore to all who
may favor him with their custom lib invites Merchants
and dealers in lioOrittind SHOES and every one who
WilitlOS to purchase fashionable and, durable articles in
his line, to call siamine rot themselves, his large
and 'sated stock.
He is determined to surpass all ecrapetition in the
mantitacttire of every article in hie business, suitable for
any. Market in the Union. A due care taken iu regard
to materials and workmanship; none bt the best quali
ty of IMATllklit and othermaterials are used, and moue
but the best workmen are employed
P. returns hie sincere thanks to his friends for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him.
Hehopes by strict attention to business and endeavoring
to please his customers, to merit a share of public pat
renege. (Lebanon,-lay 1804.
ATTENTION:
9111 E MEMBERS of the Lebanon County - •
Association for the detection of florae ,
Thieves, and the recovery of stolen horses,.
trill meet at the public house of Jour( 4
Manus% iu Lebanon, on SATURDAY, JUNE 4,
1884, at 1 o'clock, P. RI:
JOHN KILLIAN, President.
PETER STEINER, Secretary.
. JACOB WITMER,Jr„ Treasurer.
Lebanon, May IS, '54.
- LOWRT!S
confectionary .Store,
• .
(Late Lowry d Nahm,) - -
--Walnut street, near Cumberland, Wsquare from
the Court House, Lebanon. Pa.
MILE has just retalmed from the City with a fresh
Spring Stook of Oranges, Letuons, Raisins. Figs,
Prunes, Dates, Currants; 81lbertsi Citrons; Walnuts,
Peanuts, Alnionds, do.
Also. a large variety of all kinds: Of differefft tlaror
ed Fino and Common CANDIES Cakes of air kinds
always on band. or made tO order..
Imy.Parties stilipled at short notice.
A large assortment of WOODEN and .TIN TOYS, in
cluding Wheellnirrons, Wagons, de.
ICE CREAM, of all the different flavors. always on
hand. Having fitted up the large SALOON in hand
some style, he hopes to receive the patronage of the"
public JOSEPH LOWRY.
Lebanon, May 18, 1864.
LEBANON ACADEMY.
undersigned hereby inform the public that the
Lebanon Academy is not intended exclusively for
the youth of tbe Borough, but it always did, .and still
does receive pupils from abroad.
Lately, also, the Directors have improved Ks general
character, and elevated its standard, by refusing to ad.
Mit pupils without the necessary qualifications, and by
their continued care they hope to raise this echool to
its praper•Plitewin the estimation of this community.—
A limited number of pupils of the proper grade can be
admitted froth the country by applying to
JACOD•CAEIP Presidctit
JOSEPH KARON, Secretary.
or to ()Titus BOGER, Teacher.
ilrir Tuition for common and higher English branch
es, Latin and Greek. - per mouth.
Lebanon, Aug. 213', 186 iv".
Administrator's Notice,.
-14OTltllttis hereby.given, thafletters of Administra
tion, cam testamentoWunexa, ou the estate of PB-.
TDB SLIELLENBNROBR, dec'd., late of Cornwall tp.,
Lebanon county, Pa, have been granted to the under
signed-of North Lebanon Borough, County and Mate
aforesaid. All pereons indebted to saki eats. will
please make nigmeat, and these having claims will
present them out deity.
. JOBN
Administrator cum
,testamriato -annexes.
Lebanon, Ma=y . ,
B e; for Bounty and invalid Viin
-eon 'moms suet friated aria for Eale tittle At
- ,
, , ,
Great Central Fair,
Wcsez- .9tolicr
SANITARY COMMISSION.
OFFICE OF TUE OuDISIITTEE ON LABOR, iNCOIJE AND
KEYENVYS*
No. 118 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
PUILADELPHIA, APRIL, 4TH, 1884
The Committee en "Labor, Incomes and Bev.
canes," invite co-operation with them in the par
ticular work for which they have bean appoint
ed. As no portion of the people aro more patri
otic than the working men and women of the
country, it is but just and proper that they should
alike have en opportunity to contribute to the
objects of the Fair. The most equable plan for
accomplishing this, and, at the same time the
easiest one, is to ask for the contribution of a
Singh day's Labor from all classes in the eons•
men ity. Many will contribute a day of their
labor willingly, who would nor subscribe their
money. To reach every department of industry
and art will be a work of great labor, but, if at
tained, will be productive Ammense results.
The:success of the plan will depend upon the
hearty co•operation of every element of influence
within our limits, and we invite all the guardi
ans of the industrial interests, and all others, to
take hold with us in furthering this great work
of patriotism and humanity.
The Committee is charged with, the following
duty, to w it
Finsm.—To obtain tbe contribution of "one
day's labor," or earnings, from every artisan and
laborer, foremen, operative and employee; pres
ident, cashier, teller and clerk of %very incorpor
ated and unincorporated company, railroad and
express company, employing firm, bank, mann
factory, iron works,. oit works, mill,. Mine and
public office ; from every private banker and bro
ker, importer, auctioneer and merchant
agent and salesman-; designer, fluishei ind art
ist ; publisher, printer and mechanic fens every
governraent• office'', contractor and employee;
grocer; Watcher, baker and dealer ; farmer, horti
culturist and producer; froni every marittia ma
ker, milliner and female genitive ; every indi
vidual engaged in turning the eon, tending the
loom, or in any way earning a livelihood, or
'building a fortune within the States of Pennsyl
vania, New 'Jersey and Delaware.
Sueorna.—To obta in the contribution of oho
day.a.a.flevenue," from all the great employing
establishmentsy• &rine, corporations, companies
railroads and 'works.
Turan.—T's 'obtain the contribtition of one
tiny!s income frau] every retired person, and per
eon of fortune—Wale and female—living • upon
their means, and tram all clergymen, lawyers,
physicians, den Lists, editors, authors and proles ;
earn ; all other persons engaged lit the learned or
other professions.
Much or ibis work must be perforibed by the
personal ihflitenee and efforts of ladies and gen
tlemen associated with the Committee in carry
ing out this plan.
The Committee fael the responsibility cf the
work they base undertaken, which, to be success
ful, will require a very perfect rerniAration of
their plan, and they therefore call upon all
earnest people, to assemble themselves together
in every town, township, and county. and form
organizations cf ladies end gentlemen to co op
erate with them in this great work end labor of
love. In the manufacturing con 't:Jies, the coal
and oil regions, and in the agricultural districts,-
-especially, let there be organizations in the
large lawns, so that the young people may have
as oppoilanity thus to render assistance to their
relatives and friends fighting the battles of their
country in the armies of the nation.
The work of this Committee may be proseen
ted where no other effort can be made fur the
Fair, as in the Mines of the coal regions. A
day's earnings of the miners, and a day's pto
duet of the mines, can he obtained, where
. no
portable article could .he procured for transpor
tation. Indeed there is no part- or section of
these States where the day's labor may not he ob
tained, if organizations can be formed to .reach
them.
$2,375.56
The Committee ca:artot eloao without Urging
ution all Proprietors of Establi -buten ta r the duty
of taking prompt and energetic action to secure
the benetl tof the day of Laor from all within
their contra I.
The Committee deem it unnecessary to do
more, than thus to present the subject to the peo
ple of the three btates named. In the coming
campaigns of o%r armies, the labors of the "San
itary-Commission" will be greatly augmented--
By the first of dune 700,000 men—one of the
largest armies of modern times—will' be opera
ting in the field. So large a force, scattered
over regions to which the men are unacelimated,
must necessarily carry along with it a large a
•mount of sickness, suffering and death, to say
nothing of the gathered horrors of the battle
field.
... , . . .
These sufferings, k! is our bounded dutY, aft
men and Christians, to relieve. A great and en
lightened. people, enjoying the blessings of a pr
omnent of their own making, cannot refuse as:
sista - nen to men saffering to maintain its author
ity, and we w ill met
,believo thkt the "GREAT
CRNT T
RAL AT.R," - drawing Its products from
the three States of Pooopyirfinifl, New Jersey
and Delaware, so affluent in all mincral,.agrien I
tura,: and industrial wealth, shall fall behind
any similar effort which has yet been made for
the relief of the Nation's children.
As it ix desirahls not to multiply circulars ;
no farther authority than this circular will be
necessary for any employing firm or company, pr
any.ro6spectable enminittee of ladies and gentle.
men, to proceed atonee, in the work of the Cont.
mince ; and it is hoped that under it, organiza
tions will spriner. up in all the towns and busy
regimie of the States of Pencisylcania, New Jer
sey and Delaware.
Subscriptions will be thankfully acknowledged
in the newspapers of Philadelphia; and it is very
desirable that they commence soon, as each fresh
acknowledgment will stimulate effort in other
localities. -
All subscriptions should be addressed to JOHN
W. CLASHORN, Treasurer, office of the "Com:
mittee on Labor, Income and Revenue," No. its
South Seventh Street, Philadelphia.
OP All needful helps in Circulars and Pos
ters will be forwarded to parties applying for
thens. Dire.ct to the Chairman of the Committee
As above.
tot_ All needful helps in Circultirs and Posters wilt be
forwarded to parties applying for thew. Urea to the
Chairman nf the Committee as above.
L. IBONTOO ti BRY BOND, Chalk rir iii
JOHN W-. CLAGHORN, Treasurer. . -
BEY E W BUTTER. Corresponding Secretary
AIt:GREGOR J MITCTIESON, Secretary.
HONORARY l'illnißeßti.
His F.xcellency A, G. C 43 RTlN.Governor of Pennsylvania.
I ' Ws Excel lenoy, JOEL PAR lc ER,Gosoruor of New Jersey.
"rue Excellency. WM.. CANNON. Governor of Delaware.
Hon. ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor of Philadelphia
lion. JOSEPA R. INGERSOLL, Pennsylvania.
Hon. JUDGE CARPENTER New Jersey.
Don JUDG.E ki: A ItRINGTON, Delaware.
Major-Gen. GEORGE G. HIE . DE, Army of the Petoratc.
—. .COMBITTEB.
Rigltit;lev Bishopßer
Bishop a
Potter vi. :.I Mrs Ear E W Hotter,
Bloat
Chairtaan.
11,4 Bishop Simpson, ..A - Mrs Geoirge M Dallas
Rev Dr" Brainard Mrs John Sergeant
Rev lA' P Breed - Mrs John M Scott
Rev WW hotter Mrs General Meade -
Rev Isaac tanner ' ' ;Airs J E•igar Thompson. - 7:. - :.
Samuel M. Felton Mrs Joseph Ilarrison.:jr ,, i:
John Edgar Thompson I Mrs RiAiert W Leiiniing; , :' ,
Commodore It i' Stockton Sirs L Montgomerk.Boad
Frederick Fraley Mrs George F Wenverl 4 - ,- 4
John Bingham Aire George W linerbi.
George Williams • Mrs F A Drexel '
Rev W suddards. D I/ Mrs itt N Kelley
Professor Henry Coppeu Mrs John W Forney
'Charles Pendleton Tint, MD Mrs Samuel it Crezer
Dr Walter Williamson Mrs Busch Turley
lion Oswald Thompson Mies A roger
Hon 3 It Ludlow miss zusan O'Nstill
A ,Il Blowne i Mies Sallie Scott
D Mel Dougherty ' Miss Loess E' tagharn
and SA. others
-rilulnal Fire - Insurance
Company.
OF SINKING SPRINGS, BERKS COUNTY.
oncx is hereby given to the members of the
IA • Efaid Company, that in consequence of losses by
tiro cousitig a deficiency, an assessment (N 0.13) ofsl
per $l,OOO insured. hes been levied by the Board of
11fitnager8. iigieeably with the previsions of the 11th
Section 'of the Charter, and Jet Section td . Supple
mentary Act of April 13, 1819.
Members will bear in mind that all those neglect
ing to: pay their assessment within 40 days'from the
date of publication of the Same. will be Bahia to
pay dottble the said Rates. It is therefore hoped
that all will b- prompt in their payments, as those
who Suffered Lots are in need of their dues. For the
confentence of the members. either of the agents,
John B. Hester, or Cyrus Schools. will attend at
the 'Wades and dates named below, between the
boars 00.0 and 2 o'clock, to receive the same.
Menelaus will not forget their paliclea.
Wednaeday,' June 8, at Bennethutn's, Itlyerstown.
TblysdaSt " at WelB l °Y's
~,,
.1114aY, " 10, at Keath's. Shaefferstown.
Saturday, 11, at office 01,1. B. Mester, Leb'n.
Monday,. " 13, at I{l kb's, Bethel Twp.
Tuesday, .- " 14, at Ernst's, Fredericksburg.
Wednesday, " 15, at Lesher's Jonestown.
'Thursday, " 16, at Bordner's, Union 'fwp.
Friday, . 17, at Harper's, Hanover.
By order of the Board,
CHARLES KESSLER, Secretary.
May 19, 1861.
NIEKCIIIArtn"rAILoittiNG.
Q S. RAsISAY, wick's building, corner of CUM-
Q., beriaud area and Doe alley, bas on hand and
for sale, either by the yara Or made to order, a largo
lot of • • ,
CLOTHS
OASSIMERES, , aud
VEST.TaNGS ,
*en reload from Goad Etoustis. Good Fits sad "O.;
stands! making guaranteed to all. Also 1 / a Dater::.
&Isis, Cravats, Gloves, ttesierf, Suspenders, Fatar d c:-o: .
Plaia-Liaea tibirts, Cruder Shiro and Dotwora.
Ls:banon,444y 4, 2844,
111 1 P Ytniivo• ArTtrAll.. BRO. .N‘ftw,-9
ig Store. • •
I A joint iteiolution
1 'PROPOSING GMAT A LEND.
1 A. bIeNTS TO THIS OONIMITGT/Off• '-
tte rd
' , Solved Sy the Beni:tease Homettrßep
ever of Carstmontseatthti4t:MtsleMmui itt ikilern,
Asplohry mc t, That the fuhootnirantesittniestybsisto
mad to th:. Constitution of the dossevottormathajth se,
roptbs....4, with the provisions of eta tenth althea
'rooreithail to an additional Mit galtme dirt
ar of the Conantuti, , u, to to dosigysts4 ma iteittido
&vol. as follows:
• Set von 4. Whenever any or the itaa4l4o
of s Columenweath shall be in ear entail
eervice, under lb requieition from Mao PresittellOof Veer
ths , ted States, or by the authority of Me fJalglp3il°'
west th, such electors may two:case the rigke of
in all eluctinue by the eitisena.ooder ouch rekshatioser
as are, or shall ba Prescribed by law. ea roily air ff they'
were present at their usual place of election." X'
Bettina 2. There shell be two additional sectiOSlVlNft
the eicleuth article of the thisistition, to be design/4•C
zs sectifft s eight, and nine, se follows:
"Section 8. No bill /hail be tastsesd by the ILieglila ,
tore, containing more than one select, winch shall 6 , 11=
eleArly expressed in the title, except appropcf ad
bi
.liestlon P. No bill obeli be passelbythetegielittsrs
grantin a any powers, or privileges, stinky ease, where
the authority to great oath Rowerl4 4 r:PrildlirgroOree
been, or may hereafter be, t.unferrid upon V e cowl'
of this Cururconwealth." IfENRY Lin VOINHON.
4eakor of the Home of ReerreenWliert.
JOHN 'Pi natlntit:
Opestor of the.
CiTROZ tat TRZ SZCIBITART op /BE CIDMIZMIZSIZ
flAdtaratma, April 26. 11%
PENNSYLVANIA,SS: - -
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I d o hereby certify that ilia forrigolutle
/S / true and correct copy of the Original Jobb'
— 5 Raeolutlon tithe General AsitiritAyometblisd.
" A Julia Itarolcaton propoeldt,:gertalit
Atnendments to the C.,ostitutiou:' as the seas Its
on tile in this dine.
. . . . . .
In Te&timony whereof, I have hereunto sat my haft
and reuetel the real of the Becretary's *face to to e.
fixed, the day and year_above written.
ELT SLIM,
E,cretary of the Cometostweelle:
The.share Resolution bevies bee?' aim% to by 14-
ay.jorlty of the inemboin of each Mime. et two Arneesse
sive sessions of the General Assembl ,of this OcanieWlK
wealtli,thu promised amendments will be submitted to:
the people. for their acoption or rejection, on thejita•
TUESDAY of AUGUST, in tbe7.st...yf our D oss:
thousand eight hondre I and tatty fottr, ncoordenllo
with the pr.,sisione of the tench artlclv tb
d 9ituntitne.'
tiuo. and cot, entitled "An Act preseibing e time aor
wanner of entanttting to the nevoid, for their appnentl ,
and rand ntioo or rejection, the I.:reposed, ionenOntenta
to the Oeustitution, approved the twiloty-thfid 11431 ae
April, one thousand eight hundred nodilidtu li
it plar.
ssa.
feeretary of the GoostoOnitealth.
3 11-E5
New Boot and shoet
fle
?T4 undersigned announce to the public that tisvi
IL have removed their New Boot and Shoe Store to
Cumberland Street, Lebanon, in John Greer', bididing s
one door west of the Confectionery Store, where they
tut 'd keeping constantly on band a peen' as.
Asortrottatt Of Ladles, Gentlemen, Mae% Boys eM
Children's
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ife j
all of which will be made up in style ,aspl gWditl mei
to be surpassed by any other workmen in the ementity.;
No effort shall be spared to please and, ea thdy all wife
may favor them with their orders,,en,d their
will be be as reasonable es possible, compatible with a ear
remuneration.
They also keep a large stock of
HOME virttrac,
wbiek is warranted to, be aarapresented. .
The public are invited to call and exandnethitrateek
previous to purchasing. . •
sEer . RepairtraLdone on short siolftstad at reaseasik
rates. ANDJUIW
samma, S. Baum
Lebanon, "day 4, 1864.
Wanted Immediately,
100 CALVES;
For which the highest price will be paid by
L. MUNE.
Lebanon, Aprdl3, 1864.-3 m
$25 Eitaployineint! •71Z
AGENTS WANTED !
l arwill pay from $25 to $75 par menthol,. and ail:
NI/ expenses, to active Agents. or gives, egzonilss**
Particular!' free. All4ross,ESTWlttO mamma
COMPINY. soot
General Agent nin. , musii, Ohl*.
May 13. ISO 3. .
ARE:RICAN NOUSE -
Market Street, Lebarion;
JOHN BEATTIE:a
,
Proprietor.
ripME proprietor of this old established and ponder
1. HOTEL would respectfully inform the public dial
it will be conducted at all times to the co .aid.
convenience of its vests. It bas bentherouglkly
fitted and renovated. and no pains will be spend se
make the Table and the Bar, at all times, equal to an,
in the county.
The STABLING and Yard are inspector tOb; and mole,
extensive, than any other in Lebanon. A newzdlna,
is also in the OrTITHif of erection, which will be com
pleted in a short time. The patronage of the Farmers
And the Traveling public generally is respectfully mop
licited.
ri.A.cu—West side of Market street, end hilts'
square "nuth from the Market Moose.
JOIIN MATT.tiSe•
Lebanon, April 6, -PAL
BOOKS &STATIONERY
A NEW FIRM.
WALTZ Itt FIOUCK-
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1T OD VD inform the Public, that having boitight and
V consolidated the Book end Stationery Storiti of
H. 11. lloedel and George Waltz, they are noW prepared.
to wait on all who will favor them :with.a,iall, it the.
old stand (11. H. Roeden) in Cumberland street, where
they will We've have on told a large and well 110-,
lected supply of School, Blank and Sunday &boat
Books, and as an inducement they offer their Macrae
neous books at greatly reduced prices.
The New York and iladelphia Daily sod Weekly
Papers, and Magazines, can be had and. subscribed for.
on reasonable terms, by calling at their store.
Anything wanting in their line will be cheerfully el
tended to with promptness and dispatch
Lebanon, May 4,1854.
*Jacob E. Ziniuterman 9 0
IDIRST CLASS lIATIC•IfTtESSING AND H41.12-Dltik
12 INC SALOON, Market street, near Cumbenil.
and Opposite the Eagle Hotel. Ileits . thankful r
th.
liberal patrons ge heretofore extended id Win, ha woad.
respectfully solicit a continuance of the Boma.
Lebanon. July 2, 1552.
N. I.l.—The Saloon will be closed on Stiiday.
Elowa rd A ssoci 31 tiOni
PIITLA D ELPRIA. PA. •
DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal. °dairy ateS
Sexual Syetems—new and reliable treatment—its
reports or the HOWARD ASSOCIATION—Sent by mei
in sealed letter corelopes, free of charge.. Address.
Dr J. SKI. L.TAIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
No. 2 South Ninth • Street, Philadelphia, Ps.
March g, 1864.-Iy.
WANTE TO Stilt =
50 00 D 0
BvsliE "'
60,000 bushels CORN
50,000 bushels OATS:
50,000 bushels WIINAT.
Also, crAVEMEED. TIMOTHY SEED, illtirgedt Osr
which the
nun Valley lt higha ilesrowt CASHI
Pepo prices will be raid st the We
Lebanon.
GEOROR'EfoIThiAIt.
: . , - ziebanoa. July 1;.1561.
''llebation Feinate Sc unfiart
7' - RACHEL P. ROSS, Prisicipal.
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JULIA ROSS. jlfosiosl Dapartmontr
Mrs. M. A. J. JlMlSON„.Drasting,, .,.... .
rliniE Ninth So elan will eomMeneeSeptember2 l , llllll .
I This Saba iedeeigned to elevate the .atandarkeif
female
. ednintion, and to offer superior advantages at&
tne,derate cost. The.. school year_ is divided into pro
sealiale of Itirmontli each ; Charge gip sissksz c frass„,_
lAkitlosl4. qiitMoccordiog to tbeetudies of tito selkoTilr .
1
"hlutin-tofhineserif ranch, - Latin, and Qerinan... ~
.„,..
A - A.ii.Tpitftred)Whttention given to the musical v d:
Inept , . - Inetractiant - upon the Rhino, Itlolodow. litot
Guitar and in hinging. Pupile.not conneeted..vith tho
School will be waited upup at their lonic*, *fan 4*.
geed, and at the usual ratee.. ._ ~.....
Early aPpliciititei should be 'hind* to
13.: a. MIL fte
„ J. W. MISS.
Dtredors
D.-5. 11.01510;ND, S. J. STING,.,
MSILY, J. W. BUSH, .."
C. D..GLONINGER, O.,ORMEI4AWALT,."
ISAAC DECK bk.Y.JOSIAII FuN.CK„,-
ibekuon, Aug. 21, 1861..
',..ritshioliablle Tailog;
•
REM 0VA1..,
(RIO XEL HOFFMAN would rdspectfally fights
111. the Citizens of Lebanon, that he has REMOVED
his TAILORING Business to Cumberland Street, two
doors East of Market Street, and opposite the Eagle Hotel, where all persons who wish garments made
up in the most fashionable style and best manner, ens lar
vited to call.
TO TAILORSI—Just received and for sale tho L litiorli
and Philadelphia Report of Spring a Sommer Issidonal'
Tailors wishing the Fashions should let tbdexibecriber
know of the fact, so that be can male/ arrangement(
accordingly. MICH HOFFMAN.
Lebanon, May 4,1884
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M etORIII I CR? S FILIONNIER
WORLD-REN.IWNED 001411 DEED EESFni f rf
MOWER, BOTH. TIMID ,dER SELF -RS 4 ,
Dar anima FOB 1861. , •
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One of the greatest labor-saving toocomei of no ..
age, end always found fully' equal to any-tesc to i d**
.Tt has been, submited , m all knult or grain and cow,
home and abroad. Grand Medsda• of RonOrirotev„l..
ed by the World's Fairs, successively at Loadgn„..Pairws
and Hamburg, sad acknowledged In bptli inernisplseres
to bb the Ytoneer and chief Itesipingagit•Arnettas Ur
chines. The model and pattern .Q1..1111 cop. Ira
~lsiin cur Self- Raker to be superior - AS all. °that*: ea
offer it on trial:a:Jamey. other, tbe pollgignentlitlienp
*W u
A nd pay roptia,O , TakFiterekTel- • •- ,-; - - , :1i; ,. ...t! .. ' , ." - •
f- -, : 1 40ae-'2.S.teektilittAletainsk leg. be seen 44 'I.
Note! - Lebanon , • inntninlelplerniatiorc lope_ , • lee
04 .. bN'trOliring ail: IL.'nresalar,'Stove Biqa,. • t
Street, Lebanon . . • - -..-
• '
J:CA - All kinds ,Of REPAIRS courier* on Rytd; inn' .
for Solo hi , the agent.
, Seethed.= gneianigen: - . ~...
For rata by ' OHIS B. BUN 441111:4 , .
LW:, Lanenster canner, fie'
Miry 11, 1564.—e,' .
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