The Lebanon advertiser. (Lebanon, Pa.) 1849-1901, June 29, 1864, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextWM!. VOTZTIZIIL The Rush Across the Plains There is an immense emigration this year to California, Idaho, and• the miner al regions west of the great plains.— Judge Tulits,•an old plains trader, in forms the St. Joseph Ewes that on a re cent trip from Fort Kearney to St. Joseph, he was "never out of sight of wagons," all rolling westward. On one day, at a point of the road he traveled over, four .hundred wagons were observed to pass by. The starting points are St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Omaha City and Nebraska City. Each ofthese last claims :to have sent out over twelve hundred wagons a week ; and the multitudes which take their departure from the oth er places mentioned are -certajniy not Jess. The pasture is luxurant, and the teams will be likely to make the 'journey in good condition. But for the thousands of emigrants who are flocking to the newly .discovered mines, the question of subsis -lance will be a serious one after they reach their journey's end. The country is almost anything but an agricultural one, and any crops that can be made .there, supposing what is not probable, 'that much attention will be.paid to-tillage, will scarcely answer for the support of tthose - whowill be found there by the vast .emigration. To insure escape from tmuch suffering, from hunger, if not from Actual starvation, supplies of food must -go over from this side, Even then, with t:the failures and disappointments in Min lag, which must be the fate of many of ;the new corners, many will find themselves without means to purchase, and may have to depend on the generosity of dhose who are able to relieve them. - Tburlow.Weed and Mrs. Lincoln. tWnehington Correspondence N. Y. ilersld.] * Thurlow Weed proposed to call upon Mrs. Lincoln and pay his re spects to the wife of the President, and •accordingly .brushed himself up and call ed for that purpose. It appears, however, ;that a short time previous a proprietor of one of the leading hotels in your city, in the presence of Weed and three or four' - other gentlemen, said, in a joking way, when asked if there was any news, "That it was reported that Gen. Halleck and the Secretary of War ,Stanton had , decided to remove Mrs. Lincoln from Washing .:kin and send her home to Springfield." 'Weed replied "Thut lie did not know whether the report was true or not, but• .she ought to.have been sent away long ago." Mrs. Lincoln,.it seems, was stopping at the Metropolitan at that time, and a 'person who heard the statement informed Mrs. Lincoln. The result was, when M-r. Weed called upon her ladyship, after his proposition to the President, she ac cused him of making that statement, and •.retbsed to allow him• - to sit down, and-turn ed him out of the house. This is the se tquel to the story that has been industri -ously circulated secretly in regard to Mrs. Litioold using the broomstick to Mr. Weed, The Tree of Death .—A correspondent s , :Writing from Sherman's army, says : ►'There is a tree in front. of Gen. liar -rew's.Fourth Division, Fifteenth Army Corps, which is called the fatal tree.— Eight men were shot, one after another, Ats soon as they advanced to the ill•fated 'tree to take a secure position behind its huge trunk. Seven men were shot, when a board was placed there with the word dangerous' chalked upon, it. The rebels shot the guide-board into fragments, and a Sergeant took his place behind the un •suspecting tree, In less than live min ,utes two mince balls pierced the Sergeant's body, and he fell, the eighth martyr, be neath the shadow of the tree of death," any of our readers can solve the following enigma, they can do more than we have been able to accomplish. It . may serve to amuse the curious, for it is ..certainly a curious thing • .I.am hard and I am soft, I em - heavy and light, .aln green I'm red, 1 am black and I'm White ; .00 the ground I can run, on a dome I can emnd I'm formed In a furnace, I deck hand ; In a trap I've oft been, through the air I gin rove,. I'M seen at a siege and all particle I love; At the Hoard of Green Cloth I am constantly found . And there always am driven to go round 'and round; To many a fair I cause Joy and delight-1 . But If matches were named, I should fill her with fright. Td the poor I belong and In courts I, abide, And eshoolhoys to make me for hours have tried ; ' 411 ;warmth 'will destroy, yet I'm without end.; 'Though Infante may hold. me, to elangther I tend' I am nude, your feet, and you stand upon ma Tot, fn mione of space I em radiant and fie°. SerTRE HAND or PROVIDENCE —The 'hand of Providence is in this war: so say the Infidel preachers whose hand are reek ing in human blood. We find the follow ing incident in an exchange. How many such . are transpiring every day, which never become known to the community ; 4, Mrs. Betsy Elliott, whose husband. is in 'the 17th Matne Regiment, was found dead in Portland, a few days since, on the floor there being no bed or • rniture in the house, and nothing to. Her i lk .daughter, about 15 years old, was the only person with her. The corpse was lying upon a few rags, and there was nothing 4n the house to cover it with.— :She died from want . AN ;INCIDENT 1:11" THE COAL HARBOR Barrt.E.—Sometimes the sadness which generally prevails among the wounded and dying is banished by a ludicrous in ' *Merit. An Irishman, who had been fa . tally wounded, was advised by the stir• geon to give his effects to a, person near by. He pulled out his razor, and asked comically. "Ifbe would send that home to the ould woman?" "Yes, said the delegate. Next , came out hasses, and then $17,65, of which dollar was silver. All these things he wanted sent. But when the delegate went to take them, he asked- him to "Wait a bit. These doctor are not always right. .Yese betther be either seeing whether I'm going to die or not." rleatoxe Maxam.—From Campden to Betchley, a distance of forty miles I trav elled along with Mrs. Graves. She was a sweet woman, that, fastidious as I am on' the subject, I believe I would have been willing to have kissed her. I had, however, several reasons for not perpe trating this act. rim ? lam such a good husband I wouldn't even be guilty of the appearance of disloyalty to my sweet wife:' Second, I was afraid our fellow• passengers would see me and tell Graves. filie3,l do not think Mrs. Graves, would , letate. ' LATEST NEWS Of the cheapest anti Best Goods EVRIt SOLD IN LEBANOV!! Boots, Shocs, Hats, Ciipm, &c riMIE undersigned:has-opened one of the BEST AS .I SORTMENTS oa . IF2 TIATS,OAPSMOOTS, SNOBS. TRUNKS, r-,,„ i a Th od A of . F aes t 13 2„7e 3 r . il e "w o h r le a l! l hO in Iili ir ' j -i i ~..,"p,,.. to recommend them to purcha sers. Of the HATS he has 4:uite n variety of New Styles, embracing the Washington, Stanton, Burnside, Dupont, McClellan, Stringham and Monitor Hat. very Inuthtlful end very cheap. 01 OA PS be has a complete assortment of all the New Styles, got -up in Superior manner, with line finish; Women's Misace' and Chil dren's Belmorals, Gaiters, Congress Bents, Slippers. and all oilier kinds; Men'e and Boys' &amends. COt• ford Ties Washington Ties, Congress Boots. and all other kinds worn by them, including BOOTS and SHONA, of the different varieties, at his cheap Store I n Walnut St., next to Me County Prison. gay- Thankful for the liberal encouragement of the public heretufore,l wouln invite all wishing anything in my line to call and eattraluemy stock before tanking their purchases. ', JOS. BOWMAN. Lebanon, May 4,1864. P. S.—Measures taken and work made at abort notice. JOHN DILLER LTAS just received at his Grocery Store, Cumber 11 land St., ono door west of Market, a lot of Fresh Fruit in Cans, including Peaches, Oases, Green Corn, Tomatoes, Jolt fan. .., Pickles. Piccalelli, Cauliflower, Ketchup, Pepper Seat, 'Cheese. Xnglieb;tialberger, Sap-Saga. Fish. Earl:lines, Selman, Mackerel, herring, CodflA Fruit. Raisins , Currents, 'Prunes, Dried Apples and Peaches, Cranberries, Apples, Ilemins, •Tapioes, Barley, Peru, &c, • A lot of Buckwheat Meal. Also b 0 - barrels of New York Apples. . AM_ Highest pried-given in CASH for Eggs, Batter Dried Apples and Peaches, Beans, Onions, &c. Public patronage is solicited. 4iOIIN DILLICR. LObonon, Doc 23 , ISO$. AMERMAN NOVSE,_ Market Street, Lebanon, SOHN MATTEIES, Proprietor•. 91 1 / 1 1: proprietor of this old established and popular J_ fIOTKL would respectfully inform the public that it will be conducted at all times to the comfort and convenience of its guests. It has lboen thoroughly re fitted and" renovated end no pains will be °pared to make the Table and the Ilar, , /it all:times, equal to any in the county. The STABLING and Yard are superior too, and more extensive, than nny•othor , In Lebanon: , A new SHED le also In the course or erection, which will he com pleted In a short time. The patronage of the Farmers and the Traveling public generally is respectfully so licited. . . FLA.cr,---wast side of Market, street, aad halla equate south from the Merket 'nous°. Lebanon, April 6, 1264 Lebanon Female Seminary RACHEL F. ROSS ; Principal. JULIA BOSS, Musical Department. Mrs. M. A, J. JIMLSON, Drawing. rrilbl.Nizitit Session' will commence September 3, IMO. 1 This &heel le doeigned to elevate the standard of fora4aedutotion, and tear., enpi7eioroilsontotios,nt. moderate cost. The school year. le divided into two sessions of fire months each. Charge per session, from VA to 15 dollars, according to thestudica or the scholar. Extra for Music, Frerich, , Latin, and German. Vrartieular attention given,to the musical -depart ment. Instructions upon Abe - Tian°, Melodeon and Guitar and In Singing... Pupils not connected with the School will be waited upon . at their homes, *hen de sired, and at tile usual rates. Early application should be made to • S. J. STINE, or J. W. MISII. Board of Directors: D. S. 11ASI31OND, S. J. STINE , JOAN J. W. 011511, C. D. CLONINGEII, C. GREEbTAIVALT, ISAAC BECKI.S.Y, JOSIAII FLINCH.. Lebanon, Aug. 21, 1861. • WEIt•LEY & DEINALT COMMISSION MERCILANTAS` FOR TIT,: AARE OF Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Tallow, Lard, Poultry, Game, Dried Fruits, Grain, Seed, chic. No. 170 BEARE STREET, OEM doer above Washington, NEW-YORK: O. Welgley. R. Dewalt. REFERENCES: Atobb AtAsrougb, New York ; Allen A:Brother, do IT. W.'Selfrldge, Esq., do; Jones t Shepard,' de; Blau son, Latina & Farrington, do; Samuel G. Johnson, doi W. It. 13reslin, Rai, Lebanon. Pa.: L. Betz. Canton Ohio; W. C. Curry & Co., Bankers, Erie, ra.,• Ron John Stiles, Aflentown, - Pa. [Jan. 14, 1163. IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES TRULY A BLEgSING: IWILL nent,free of charge, to any Lady who wi ll sent in her Dame and addroess, directions, how to pre vent the extreme pain of COI 1.1)- BIRTH .; also how to Bove PERFECTLIC. healthy and bkautifui children ; also one other NEW and IMPORTANT SECRET, the only rat e and vale remedies over diecOYdrea. My object in making the above offer is to induce ere• ry lady to teat my remedies. Afidreog BIADAIIE DULENTAUX, 11. D., 767 Broadway, Now York City!, April 20 2 -1361.—1ni Notice. pita is to notify all Carp-nters and Cabinet makers I that no bills for eolflos will be paid by the Diree. tore of the Poor for poor persona dying within a' circle' of five miles of the Poor sllouse ; as all sale persons will be turn fished with Cothreffree of oxpon3o on appl cation to the Steward at the Poor Boole. JOUN E. BOWMAN? ELIA-S.WA.I.DORN, Direc Of Me Poor OHO. '74)1141.1151AN, .31ay 270.8.68. . • s - Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Adadnis ;ration on the Estate of PHILIP 1.11/13ER,dec'd., lake of North' Lebanon township, Lubanorrcounty, Pa, hare been granted to the nudersignodl, residing in the ;borough of Lebanon, county and State aforesaid. All mom hulobtod to said estate will please make .pay me.nt, and : those baring claims w ill ,preeen t Them w ith • out delay, to JOSEPH , ffUBETt, Bl.'Labamontp., April 1.3, 1864. Iron Lost. - - ICST between Lebanon and Joseph Kreider's, in 4 Cornwall 'tp., .several pieces or new iron for a Shovel. Ilarrow.....The tinder will be rewarded by re turning - It - to the undersigned near the Toll. Gate. May .11.,.'04.--;3tft. JOHN OMAR. • READYRIADE CLOTRING t be sold at .Extremelo Low- Prices. Hr ABER, one of the firm of Reber it Bros., has .. Wien the stock of Ready-made Clothing at the appraisement, which will enable bleu to cell lower than anywhere elm can be bought. Call and ace for your. lace before you make your sell purchase. *a— THREE DOORS w - ss - r FRO COURT 11:5L'S.E Lebanon, May 4, 18E4 - I.I.ENRII RAILER. Wagon NI a LICE Wanted, A wagon Maker will and steady and profitable cm ployments either to work as IL Journeyman or take the Shop and carry it on for hinmelf, by, applying at the Shop of the nodereigoed, two nil lee Weat from Lebanon, near the Turnpike Toll (tate. klay 11, 434.--It* 1.11.111 t AIM LIGHT. Howard Assocjation, PHILADELPHIA, PA. DDISEASES of tbe Nervous, Seminal, Urintry end Sexual Setents—new and reliable treatment—in reports of the y 110 WARD ASSOCIATION—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr J. SICILIAN HOUGHTON, Howard Associatioo, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. March 9, 1904.-Iy. $25 Employment $7l AGENTS WANTED ! E 1701 pay from $26 to $75 par monllte, and all V V expenees, [nutty@ Agents, or glve cornmisaion. Particulars sent free_ Address BRIE SEWING Blacuirra COMPANY . , It. JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ghto. May 13, 1863. Wanted Immediately, 10 . 0 CALVES ; For which the highest price will be paid by Lebanon, April 13, 18. all.Rlc. • tli.-78tn... L _ Nw' e Boot and Shoe Store! riniE undendgnedl , 4lolllllol3 to the public that: they `have removed their New, liooi and Shoe:Store to Cumberland-Street, Lebhnon, in JohnGraefre building, one door west of the Confectionery Store, where they Nitintend keeping constantly on band *general as sortment of Ladies, Gentlemen, Bileees, Boys and Children's .Boots Shoes Gaiters, &0., all et which will be-made up In style and quality no to be surpassed by any other workmen In the country. No effort shall be spared to please and satisfy all who may favor them with 'their orders, and their charges will be as reasonable as possible, compatible with a fair remuneration. They also keep a large sto*ys MI4 E MADt WORK, widen Is warranted to be as eupreiented. • ' The public are invited to atilt and enamiiii theirstock previous to purchasing. Repairing done on short notice and at reasonable rcr,4,,ANDIVEW MOORE,' ' - ' 'SAMUEL .S. , ,S,HIRK Lt bayou, li r iq 4, ' 28011 DRUG STORE IN MEDICINES QUALITY IS OF FIRST IMPORTANCE. JOHN MATTIdES• Jalpf P trNE, Troaenrer, in account with F Mix uop Borough, from 'April —,1863, to Apri 1 ,18G4. - - Dr. To Cash received frcro former Treasurer, $ 76 73 To Cash received from John fleisey, Col lector far 1862, in full, 262 17 To Cash received from Wm. L. Black, Col. lector for 1863. 45 GO Cr. ' V 95 04 By cash paid sundry y.ersons on orders • I Betted as follows: Solomon Gitgricb Internet $ :',O -00 George Arentz Supervisor • 2 00 do do J3O 00 !Teary Treida Bond & Int., 105 00 Jecoh , Selfert dn . 101 '0 John II piney - Tax rennriod 333 'Worth & Reinoehl Printing 21 * -75 John Paine Treasurer . 5 00 John Light, es Internet 54 00 Wm. L. Black H. Constable 22 88 Benjamin Zeller Rent • 6 CO George Ararat En pervieor 24 20 inane troffer Internet 5 60 Josiah Vouch Attorney 20 00 John 11. Miller Bond & lot., 54 84 John Light, en do 48 30 Abram Shirk. - do 83 50 Imam Hoffer do 98 97 Win. M. Breslin Prlntlng 31 75 Belau,* in Treasury 49 id # - $795 04 Outstanding Tax for 1850, $893 80 Outstanding Tax for 1893, 1q 35 11111 JACOB ECEDEL respectfully in forms the public that he StiileOntin - ....., neS his extensive establishment in wh o 401141 his new huilding,laCureherlaud et.. where he hopes to render the same satisfaction as heretofore to all who may favor him with their euileom Ire invites Merchants and dealers in BOOTS and SIIO F.Sand every ono who wishes to purchase fashionable and, durable articles in his line, to call and examine for themselves, his large and varied stock. He is determined -to surpass all ccropetition in the manufacture of every article in his business, suitable for any Market in the Union. A due care taken iu regard to neterials and workmanship; none ht the best quali ty of!XAVIER and other materials are used, and none but the beet workmen are employed P. returns his sincere thanks to his friends for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him. liobopes by strict attention to businessand endenroring to please his customers, to merita almiwof public pal. maga. (Lebanon, May 4, 1864. *Jacob E. L. Zimmerman's* FIRST CLASS lIAIR-DRESSING AND HAIN-DYN INO SALOON, Market street, near Cumberland, and opposite the Eagle notch Ileing,thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, he would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. ... „ . Lebaii : July 2,18E52. N. 13 he Saloon will be closed on Sunday. Administrator's Notice. MICE le hereby given that letters of Administra 1.1 than. cum testamewtonnnern ' on rho estate of P TER KIEL LEIVBEHOER, deed.; late of CornWltli tp., Lebanon county, Ps., have been granted to the under signed of. North Lebanon Borough, County and State aforesaid. All persons Indebted to said estate will please' make payment, and Ihosehavingclaimswill present them without delay. L. R. DEEG'S LIQUOR. STORE , Hlartet Spare, opposite the Markel House, Lebanon, Pa. rrillit undersigned respectfully informs the public that he has received an extensive stock of the choicest end purest !ignore of all descriptions. These ......&%"*Liquots lie is invariably disposed to sell at on. ate'-: gip edeo Emy lw prices. Druggists, Fa o rmels,llotel Keepers, and Oth ers will consult their own interests by buying of the undersigned. L. lt. Lebanon, April 15, 1663. WALTER'S MILL. AUER subscriber respectfully informs the public that I. he has entirely rebuilt the Mill on the little Sun tarn, formerly known as "Straw's" and later as "Wen gerre," about one-fourth of a mile from Jonistown Lebanon county, Po.; that be hos it now in cowlete running order, and is prepared to fornish test tore regularly with a very superior article of 11E 7 311-111131101111_,T.W4X. as cheap as it•can be obtained from any other source.— Lie keeps alsoun hand and for snip at the lowest cash prices CII9P, liftAN; SIIORTS, 1.10 is also pre pared to do all kinds of CUSTOMERS' Nona, for Farmers and others, at the very shortest possible notice and in rites all to give him a trio:. The machinery of the 'Mill is entirely new and of the latest and most im proved kind. By strict attention to business and fait dealing he hopes to merit a share of public patronage. \TREAT, ItYB, CORN, OAT'S, bought, for which the highest Lebanon Market prices will be paid. FRANKLIN WALTER. May 4,1884. • ABRAHAM BIER DAVID 8. LOSS. A- New Firm. Cheap Cash Store, and Milling and Grain Business. • . MEE undersigned having feinted *partnership in the MERCANTILE, mILLTNG AND GUAIN Bur- NESS, would respectfully invite the attention of , the public to their establishments. They will confine to keep, at the late stand of &max., GEESAMAN & LONG, a most complete stack of all kinds of GOODS usually' kept in a country store, which they will re tail Cheap for CASE, or COUNTRY PROPIICE. They also want to buy for cash 50,000 'Bushels of WHEAT,. 30,000 Bushels of RYE, 20,000 Bushels of CORN, 25,000 Bushels of OATS. 'For which they Will pay the; highest Market ' , Prices.— They will also take GRAIN on Stowe. The will keep always bn hand mid sell it thh lhdretit prices, COAL. by the Boat Load or by the Ton; all kinds of MILL FEED, SALT, PLASTER, &c. Jar- They solicit the business of all their told friends and the public, and:will endeavor to deal on such lib eral andjust principles as will give satisfaction to all. MERE. LONG. North Lebanon, May 4,186 - Fashionable 'Tailoring. REMOVAL'. IUrfOILIEL HOFFMAN would respectfully inform Dj. the Citizens of Lebanon, that he has /LUMPED ble TAILORING Btutinewp to Cumberland Street, tem doers Taut of Market Street, and opposite the Eagle Hotel,. where all persons who wish garments made op in the most fashionable style and best manner, are iu . vital to call. ' TO TAII;OMSI,—Just received and for sale the N.York and' Report of Spring k Summar Fashions. Tailors 'Nvisting. the Fashions should let tba subscriber kno , Kottlie (set, inAlmt he can make his arrangements Seconfingly: MICILEL 11OFFMAN. Lebanon, May 4,1884 LEMBERCER'S T L. LBMPERGER. Oradunto of the Phi . del phia College of Pharmacy, offers to the; citizens of Lebanon and snrrnitmling country.) a PURE selection of Drugs. MeAlieines and, Chemicals, and the first quality of Perfumery a n nul. Toilet and Fancy Snaps, embracing the Vat manufacture in the country, and a largo, variety of Tooth Brushes. Nail,'Flcab, Clothes and flair Brushes. Pocket. Toilet and Fine! Comt] of l yory, Shell, Horn, and India Rubber. PURE SPICES. PURE SPICES. Pnro whole and groand Spires aro 4)ifored for ,sale in large andstnall quantities at LDMBERGER'S Drug Store GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, You will find a fall assortment and a largo racial)? of FRES:II Garden and Plower Suede at - LEMBERGER'S. Condenaedale,Coneentrated Lye, Soda Aeli,l land Potash in largeatud,ftertall quantities at LEMBERGtR'S Drug Store. Washing Soda, Baking Soda, Pearl Ash. Sal (natter, Cream of Tartar, all pure, and for sale in large and small quantities at LEMBERGER'S Drug Store. • Iryon aro In want of good 'Washing Soap, pure white or red Castile Snap, Country Snap, &active Soap•to remove grease spots, superior Shaving soap, buy the same at LEMBERGER'S. Do you want a good Hair Tonic? something! to make the hair grow, to cleans° thebead, and ' to prwreutfalling maul' the hair; if you do Gall at LEMBERGER'S. gm„-T.RUiSSP.SI TRUSSES! The afflicted ararequested to call and exam Inc my stedr h of Trusses, Supporters, Ac., com prising a TATiety of Manufacture. irt,.."Marah'e" Genuine "Improved Sall' Ad Inking Pnd Truen." “iliarsh's"Catamental Bandage. An invaluable article for the purpose. If yon are In want of any of the above yet ant be suited at I,SiNIBERGER'S Drug Store. Pare Ohio - Catawba Brandy 'l Die onuine arti e for Mealeinal:Purposes to belled in ati urity at LEMBE GER'S Drug Store; Opposite the Market Manse. Anything you want that is kept in a well conducted First class Drug Store, can be furn , ished you by LEMBERGER, • Chemist and Apothecary. EFeeling thankful for the very liberal patron age thus farrecctred from the Physicians, ?dor chanta,and Oltizens of Lebanon and am round-; ings, I again solicit a share, pternising to use , every effort to please all. attontiou giveu to PHYSICIAN'S' PRESCRIPTIONS and FATALLY RECEIPTS, /MI all medioine dispensed Warranted PURE, always ae gotod as can be obtained anywhere, an: sold to stilt the times. Remember the Address, J 913. L. LEMBERGER, Druggist, Chemist and Apothecary, Feb. DS, 1861). biarket street, Lebanon. Fs. North Lebanon Borough Account Boot and Shoe store. JOTIN AI,LIVErN, Administrator cum teatatm nto annex° Lebanon, May 15,1804.—Ar. =, ds and nelalives OF THE SOLDIERS & SAILORS BRA V E x% 1 . k l, i., t- ( , Ts( ' ' -.''' ':'' ' . 7 a 1 4...- t , . ~.. 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SICK 3I : ' o Friends and Relatives in the Army or take special care, that they be amply sup 'Sc Pills and Ointivient i Hod . where the and Sailors bare negleattid 'to prOVlde, , , ith them, no better present can be sent r friends. They have been proved to be never-failing friend in the hour of need. ND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS, 'edily relieved and effectually cured by us drable ,medicines, and by paying proper he Directions which are attached to each IDACTIE AND WANT OF APPE NCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS. ngs which so sadden us, usually arise from noyances, obstructed perspiration, or eat . king whatever is unwholeinime, thus die ,:ealthful action of ,the liver and stomach met be relieved; it you desire to bo Well en according to the printed instructions reduce a healthy action in both liver and as a natural consequence, a clear head ; , 'S OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY °YE g„ .E . A.TIGIrO, , isappliarby the use of; these invaluable t Soldier Will , quickly netlike additional ever let the Bowels be either confined or Upon. It may seem strange that Rollo'. Could be recommended for Dysentery and moons supposing that they would increase lic. This is a greet mistake for these Pills the liver and stomach, and lb as remove all nem from the - Spann, ' This medicine will , nil vigor , tu'the Whole organic system honor id, while health and strength follow as a mat , rse. Nothing will stop thu relaxation of the Sure an this 'Mama Medicine. c*TEERS ATTENTION! IN.Drscals: TIDES OF YOUTH! Lend "Ulcers, Illetrhes-and • Svellingi. eau with y bo radically cured if the rills are taken night wning, acid the Ointment belreely used us stat _ 30 printed instructions. If treated in any other r they dry up in one part to break out Menotti% Ate this Ointment will remove the humors from stein and leave the Patient a vigorous and heal au. It will require a little perseverance in bad to insure-a lasting cure. WOUNDS EITHER. - OCCASIONED BY lEc BAYONET, SABRE OR TUE BUL LET, SORES OR BRUISES, which every Soldiet Kull 'Sailor are liable, there o ntedichles s,,i safe, sure and convenient as Hullo s Pills and Ointment. The poor - wor.nded and al. t dying sufferer might have his wounds dressed in, Utely. if he would only supply - himself with this chless Ointment, which should be thrust into the ad and smeared ell round it, then covered with a e of linen froth his Knapsack and ;compressed with andkorchief. Taking night and morning ao r 8 rills 001 theleyttent and prevent inflammation. :very Soldiers Knapsack and Seamen's Oheseslionld provided with these valuable Remedies. EM2 These ree tronblenr ins and dr tnlb}ng th e The organs The Pills, will quicki StetEtneh. end good R. WEA KN E 'ir 1 soon Pill and ti strength. unduly act tray's 'i Is tc. the rolaaai w•i11 co, he Aarlt give ( or Ler of cg ol Cl 3! ro ct. t and , man b. the by cwa j 7:4lJTlONi—Nono , vire genuine unless the words . I.LOPFA.YS YORE AND LONDON'," are discernible a Writer tilt in eoory.leaf of the book of directiOns and each pot or box the same may be.plainly seen holding the leaf to th 6 light. A handsome reward d be given to any one rendering such information as y lead I o.the detection of any party or parties coati *fling the OledieitreS or vending the same, knowing an to be, spuriona. - *. t .s Beld'at V o Manufactory of Professor flor.Lowar, Maiden" Lane, New York, and by all respectable eiggists and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the (iv. ,zed world, in boxes At 30 eta- 70 as. and $1 19 each. Ala- There is coneiderable saving by taking the Tar r s uns. IN. D.—D cations for the guidatiod of patienta in es y clisordc temaffixett to each box. [Oct. 25, 1863. Ire in ihylistill ktiorn medicines can tva ShoW ants, Cireulate Sze., soot them, FllblE 011 XPEINSII by addressing THOMAS HOLLOWAY, 80 widen ha , N.Y. Rcinoval • ; OE'VFIE . • otiiEs IA A L E 9n 'pens i h t• r math AND __ ..__ ; AND CI AP BOOT I'D SAME • STORE. • . 'pciii.i'wonlii respect folly inform the sit Lebanon and vicinity, that he has remov and fitiltit: STORE to Market street, neat f lira. R ise's Hotel ; Lebanon, Pa. w Ike re he keeps on ii band a large and weft *snorted stock of all kinds of BOOTS end s )a II 0 1.1 S. De will -- e make to order nil r-- ' .. li ,7* . ...4 6 ;,, -- kinds of BOOTS and 3 : , -4 , ,. - SHOES, and at very . short notice. He al so keeps ou Land a largo and well-assort e. emelt of 'LEATHER, such as RED AND OAK SOLE• I ATHERXALE AND NIP SKINS, MOROCCO AND. NCI - LEAT II ER, KID, LININGS, KONNS,. BIND. OS, &c., and all Linde of Shoemakers' 'TOOL° AND NIDNOS ouch as BOOT-TREES, LASTS, ROOT Ens nitd. WEBIIS, AWL-BLADES, KNIVES, PON IES,' HAMMERS, P/NOERS, RASPS, TAOS'S.— Ilstantly en bani an assortment of Lastings, Threads, oemalls, Peg-breaks, Sand-stones, Pegs, Bnetles, Kit 1.1 Shoe Tools of every description. Having been en gad in th e business inure than twenty years, Ito feels tidied that he can give .saLisfactiun to All who will vor.bin,with a emit. Shoemakers fr.M the country 11.do.well by calling ou Lim before pikelissing else hcre. Lobstion,,atin.27 186.1. , SAMUEL DAECK. Philip F.ii'Ventelv ASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER .N'etnnt*rland Street, one doer Bost . of Ebel:nook horse hotel. Thankful for the ry liberal , patronage extended to me for the short time ave been n-business, I would respectfully eolleit a ntimmace of the patronage of the a hitk at all times an -assortment of ROTS and IDES of his own manufacture co liand,'which will be .9 1 0sed of. on reasonable terins: FINE BOOTS, LADIES' GAITERS, be. Move &airing a neat, well made adiele, are'invi tee give me a trial. Childrens' Flioes of every variety d color on hand. afeavy work blade to '-order. • 'work warranted. Repairing 'mails, done and argee made moderate. Mutual . - Fire insurance : . Company • .. 1 SINKING SPRINGS, - BERKS' COUNTY. , MICE le hereby given to the members of the mid Company, that in consequence of lospes by fi . cone ing a deficiency, no assessment (No. 10) ofsl. p $l,OOO insured. has been levied by the 'Board of •A, nolord..agreeoly with the provisions of the 6th , le n r y s St tion of the. Charter, anti lit. Section of Stipple to im titryleit of April 13, 1859. • ' d a of pnblicatlon of the same. will be liable to pa double the said Rates. It is therefore hoped th all will be prompt in their payments, as those wl. suffered. Loss are in need of their dues. For the co 'enieuce of the members: either of the agents, Jo IL lliester, or Cyrus Schools, will attend at th places and dates named below, between the he R •of Walla./ o'clock, to receive the same. theiruill =c o i s i i i n mind ent witthhiant 40 0 1l a th aT o s se tr nal etchte in embers n i 3 inhere will not forget their policies. . Wo nimbly, June 8, at 13ennethun w ee, hlyerston, fir Til slay, ".. 9, at Welgley's lilillcrcek. Frid 4, , o- 10, at Kenitra, . Shaefferstown. Sate lay, " 11, at office of J. D. Iliester ' Lcb'n Mends , .. 13, at 'RI irk 's, , Bethel Two . TueSde • " 24 at, Ernst's,. Fredericksburg. wedociday, -“ .15, at Losber's - Jonestown. Thursday, " 10, at Bordner's, Union Twp. I r ridey,l : ... " 1-7, "et Harper's, Ennovcr. • . By 'order of the Board, - CUAItLES KESSLER, secretary. 1884. . LE4hNONVALLEY INSTITUTE. AT ANNVILLE, : LEBANON COUNTY, PA. 11 7 . B Ullll 7- B.IDE, A. M., Principal. TIENSUING SESSION will commence on O NDAY July 21st. TOE SCHOOD has the advantages of n pleasant and beautifat .i.ocation—spacious Buildings—Yentnlated Rooms—aline Library, and Cabinet. TURCODESIt OF STUDY is not axed, the studies of each pupil being directed according to the time ho can afford in School, of to the profession he designs to pus ,. THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT. offers special advan tages to those who propose to engage in Teaching ; as the Cow-es pursued conforms strictly to tile rhotiire molts of the Correty Superintendent. and to the Confer, of the State Not mal , School, CIR.OULAIIS and furiber information can be ob tained by addressing the Principal. W. J. BURNSIDE, ;lime 2541502., Alluville4 Pa. , ‘ li4[ o 7 l,bo ,lll e:Jß44 ,C n:s:d illis t: A t riy re , at n,F . T. d ne D kT e g b fil i t i le l i d y : : L n hv g7 : Co s it r oT te ib r i Ne o lli nt l d C s G a u : m d . - , for sale, either by the yard or mado to order, a large ' lot of .. , CASSIME 'Sfr and . . well selected from Good limes. Good Fits and sub itantial making. guaranteed to all. Also Handker• chiefs, Cravats, Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders, _Fancy and Plain. Liner, Shirts, Under Shirts and Drawers. S. S. RAMSAY. Lebanon ~4iay. 4 , 1464 . LEBANON ACADEMY..' r underiigned hereby inform the public that the Lsbanorr Aerrdemy is not intended exclusively for the youth of 'the Borough, but it always. did, and still does receive pupils from abroad. Lately, also, -the Directore.bavo improved its general eheraeter, and elevated its sinadard,, by refusing to ad mat pupils withent the necessary qualifications, and by their comb:m.oos° they.hope to colon this- school to its praper Piece in the estimation of this community. A limited number of pupils of - toe proper.grade can be admitted from the country by applying to, • • - JACOB CAPP, President. JOSEPH EAXClf>Stterertary. or to CYRUS-RW.I2R, Tea - cher. *lir Tuition for etorintotrilid hither English broach. ep, Latin and Greek, $2 per month. Lehman, Aug. 26, 1663. EVE Lebanon HU Vaal Insurance COmpany. LOCATED AT JONESTOWN, LLBANON CO TO the property hollers of the State of Penn. ..I_ sylvania :—O.ENTLESigst : Your attention is respeetfully solicited to the following low rates of insur ance of the LEBANON MUTUAL INS - MANCE COM. PAN Y, who are transacting business with the most flattering 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 loss by fire, The Board of Directors are practical business men well and favorably known, and enjoying the entire confidenceand respect of the community in which they live. Our Com• pany is perfectly mututu and we Invite your careful al tendon to the following low rates as we are determined to insure env low as any other responsible company, taking into consideration the character of the risks Incurred Onr CHARTER being PERPETUAL, enables us to is sue Policies whichmever expire, which obviates the ne cossity'of renewal every 3or 5 years. • The Company has now been in successful operation for tiearlifi years, and all its losses have been promptly paid to the satisfaction ofall nettles concerned; and, In fact it has been, and still continues to be, the wish of the Directors to have the Company conducted on honest and economical principles. . BALES •OF INSURANCE. Dwellings; brick or stone, Slate roof . i,50,15 IX POO do Re shingles ,1S " do do Log or Frame ,20 " .do Barns, stone or brick ,20 " do do Log or Frame ,20 "do Scams Houses, brick or stone ,25 ." "do do Log or frame ,30 "do ILetels,k boarding houses, brick or stone ,25 " do do do Log or frame ,30 "do Academies and School houses ,% " do Churches and meeting houses ,20 " i 1. ., Printers books and Statfuheries ,30 " do Book binders -' ,50 . do Tailor shops " :-,25 " des Shoemaker and saddler shops ,30 " 1 Silversmith, and Watchmaker .30 6. do Timand sheet iron shops ,30 is do Groceries and Prevision stores ,30 " do . Tanneries . AO " do Hatter shops . ,30 " d.) Grist Mills, Water power . ,35 " do Saw Mille 'do - Ito . .45 " do Drug Stores Stria shops, brick or stone , 7 8.0 " do do do Wood • ' • ,35 " do Carpenter,Joiner & Cabinet maker alitips ,40 " de Wagoner and Coachinaker shoos ,40 " do Painter and chair maker shops ;40 - " do Oil ;OMB ' - ;40 " 'do %lover gills ' , ,40 " do rut - 0.1434'es of wood 2.5 " .1, _ _ do Brick or stone -X3O " do illercitandice in brick or clone builtruge ,20 " do do iu wooden do .25 " do Furniture in brick or ntone building; " do do in wooden ,20 do. Stablex SI. slirds,•brielc drntone,country ,20 " 'do do do wooden .25 Livery k Tavern Stalling • '25 " do 463- Ali cdruuntuications should bo' addressed to J ILEILMAN, Secretary, Jonestown, Lebanon Co., Pa • AP- tije "Blaek flora, Itotol." Jimustoivu, 24 . 4kb1i 4,1563 EXCITING NEWS ° l l o3Eit..lo , off' LkUDERMILCH CII4I3ERLAND ST New Goods! iVew Goods! GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH -BUYERS, French'Merino, All colored ENGLISH MERINO, all colOred. An Wool Delains, all colored. POPLIN MUSLIN DELON'S, & Black French Cloth. BEAVER Over Coating, .CLOTH. for LAMES, CLOAKS, from $2,00 to $4,00. Fancy and BlitclK Cass. Satinettcs, Hold frornso - ets. to $l,OO Bed Chock and TiOcing. Bleached mid-Unbleached ➢luelin. Woolen Stockings shirting, Flannel, Shirting, Flannel Calicoes and Ginghans. WoOlen and'-Cotton Rosaries. Ladies' and ',Gents' Gloves. Hoop Skirts! Hoop Skirts!! .lial.moral Skirts. Umbrellas ! Umbrellas! Linen and Paper .CollaTs. A full line of Ladies and Misses Shawls, Woolen Hoods ! Woolen Hoods !! General assortment of Dry Goods, • " Groceries, & Queensyrare,. L. K. LAUDERMILCIL 07 loi - kinOssof Country produce taken in 'exchange for, Gpedd. 70 THE PUBLIC. The undersigned having taken the Largo and Commo dious Ilotel, in Pottsville, known as the MOR'l l llll4t, HOUSE, Would respeetfully announce to his old friends and for mer pima that he is Prepared to accommo date all who may favor him "..tetth - their patronage. The MORTIMER tiOUS+I has been neirly Papered, painted, and refutnit.hed threngliont, and the Psalm - tn. TOR feels warranted hi saying that it is UNSURPASSED BY ANY HOTEL IN TEE florouilx of Pottsville, for Cornfortand convenience. Ho Pains Will be Spaed To render it an agreeable and comfortable stopping place for strangers and travelers. Tate Stabling and Shedding, Attached to the Rotel, are sufficiently large for Moue commodation of_the hareesand carriages of • Ms gmesti. , The Hotel es no've Open for the . Reception -of the Public. 1,, tie v.lll be happy to accommodate all who may givelfini utall. JOSEPH Dl. RIMER, Pottsville, April 8, 1883. Proprietor. I 564 NEW „STY LtS. ISG4 A DAlsi Cuiriberland Street, between A Mark-et amt the Court lloose.uorth side. has how on hand a spleiltlid assortment of the :New Style of HATS AND CAPS, for men and boys. for 1858 to which the attention of the public is respectfully inv, ted. Mats ci all prices, from the chopest i to the mos costly, always on hand. Ho has also just opened a spice did assortment of SUMMER. HATS, embracing such a STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, PEARL, 1101tN, LEG HORN, SENATE, CIIDIAN, and all others. Ile will also Wholesale all kinds of Hats, Caps &c.,to Country Merchants on advantageous terms. ebanon, May 4,1864. • NEAV CABINET 'AND CII4I. IR elti .1.3 4 U111 C TO RY flill_F, subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has the largest. and best assortment of FURNI TURF, and. CHAIRS, ever Offered to the public of Leb anon county. lie line on hand. at his CablnetWare• - rooms, in Noi . th Lebanon borough, nearly oppoeite Zeiler's Hotel, and a Mc , doors south of Rorgner's, a splendid assortment of good, substantial and fashion able Parlor, Cottage and Chamber FURNITURE, con sisting of Sofas, Tete a.tetks, Loungee, Whatnots, Par. • lot, Centre; Pier, Card end -Common Teblesi Dressing and Common BUREAUS; lied- steads, Work-stands, Wash-standsiand IC itch = en Furniture of all kinds. A Win, large and elegant variety of FRENCH BACK, SPRING Surto Chairs, Common Spring-seated Chairs: all kinds of - Spring seated Rockers. Also, Windsor, Cane-seated. and Com mon gliairs and Rockers of Beery description. *V.. All Goods sold LOW and 'WARRANTED to give satisfaction. ' . • Persoue desirous of knowing the character of the goods here offered for ante; can lel - 01y estieff ad of their durability by reference to those for whom he has man ufactured or to whom sold. Old Furniture and Chairs Repaired and Varnished. N. B.—Coffins made and Funerals attended at the shortest notice. ' JOSEPH BOWMAN. North Lebanon. May 4, 1 4. TIME NEW 11A.KEHY, undersigned would reepeetfully inform the eft ---4,---zene of Lebanon; that he has commenced the BAR ING! KUSIRESIII,, in all - earletieg, at his stand, in °timberland strect, Lehmann, nearlropposite the Buck Hotel, and wil/supplyctistomers with the best BREAD, CAKES, ao.i weeeived from customers and returned to them In : bread at abort notice, • CONFECTIONERIES of all kinds.. fresh - and. of the' best 'finality" coliclatillY. on haled, lindtfitgUlshedat the lowest prices. The public WI invittid to give me a trial. Lob neuilklay 4, 1864..4n; El3lllt. I SANCEt. REINOE111” ADOGPIT77B ItEIVOMIL. CRAB. 13. 51131 S A Frietidiv invitation, LUMBER & COAL To the best advantage. at the old established and no wri REINOEHLS &11EILY At the UNION CANAL, on the East and West rides o Market. Street, Nor Lb Lebanon Borough. fITHE suberibers take pleasure in informing the citi sens of Lebanon, and surrounding counties. that they still continuo the LUMBER AND COAL IWSI. NESS. at their aid and well known Wand, whore they are daily receiving additional supplies of the BEST AND WELL SEASONED LD:IIIIETt, consisting of White and Yellow Pine 'WARDS, PLANK and SCANTLING. Hemlock BOARDS, PLAT IK and SCANTLING. BAILS, POSTS, PALINGS and PENCIE.aIIOARUS ASH, from 1 to 4 inch ; CHEERY, frdre is to 3 inch POPLAR, from % . to 2 inch. Poplar and Hardwood SCANTLING. Oak and Maple BOARDS and PLANES. Rooting and Plastering LATHS. SHINGLES! SHINGLES!:! SUING LES ! I ! Also, Piue and Hemlock SHINGLES. • COAL! COALS COAL!:! . A large stock of the best ,quality of Stove, Brrd.on, Egg and Liineburners' COAL; and also, the best Alle gheny COAL for Blacksmiths- Rai- Thankful ter the liberal manner in they have heretofore been patronized, they would extend a cordial invitation for a,continuance of fm-ore,as they are confident that they now have the largest beet and cheapest stock of LUMBER en hand in the county, wbich will be sold eta reasonable per cottage. Please call and examine our stuck and prices loo fore-purthatring Oltewhere. REINOEUIS S MEILY LObanola . lioratigh, May 7, 1882. ~ illanket Sitnolvik, . . Clam, WOOLEN CLOTIIINO of allcolors, dyed Tot Block or Blue 131nelc; preened, the color wartitiitad and goods turned out equal to new, ,by - - ' - - Articlue to to, dyed can be left at Jos. L. Leather-, gar's Dreg Store where all oidefefer the above will be tteoded to. , [March IT, 1563. Straw and. Cora Fodder WA:WED. AOO TONS of Wheat nod Oats Straw, DM TONS Corn Fodder. for which the" b igbest roaricet pOce will be 'paid in cash, during the months of April, May and J vine.ut, the Taper 31iii.of STINJ & ROSS. Lebanon, Feb ' . 24, '24. ' LebanOn, HARDWARE ' AT - COST. r IRK subscriber offeraVe large and well selected 'stock of lIARDWAI .." PAINTS, OILS. key •617 COS 'OR .C.IS IL Parties Vl3O have settled - their accounts to April 1,1861, will be allowed a liberal, credit on purcbases.—Those who have' not settled "will . find their aCeOIIMS with A. S. Ely, Eeq., for immediate settlement itrat tiou. k). IiAII.MANY. LEBANON PA hit-Lot at Pritalt Sale I a WILL bO sold at Private Sale, 8 ACRES OF LAND, situated in Long Lane, neer thOlorough line, in Corn wall township. It adjoins tbs. land •or "Widow F 1111310.2, on the tiorth, Wm. Atkins and John Krause on'the East. There is a one story 'LOG HOUSE, weather boarded , erected on the land, and a good WELL in the garden.— The land has this stones for quarries. This tract will make a nice horde for 4i small fbmily. It is free from Ground Rent. Good title will be given. ' ADAM RITCtiElt. - . N. R.--. This tract is new covered with lino grass, ha] of which will be give, to the purchaser. Lc,hation, June 13. 60. AN ORDINANC.E &gyrating ilie, Renting' rv - the,' Market Stalls and cui-b _ Pights of the 3rarket, trz thelßorough of Lebanon. :Be it enacted and ordained by Mr—Burgess and Tonnt Council 6 . 1 the Borough of Lebanon, That ou and after the publication of this Ordinance, the Con•mittee mi Market be and are hereby anthortzed to grade the Pre minin or lOwest price of the Stalls in the Market Rouse as tollow».to wit : On"the West side. No. 1, $ OO ; No. 2. $4O N 0.3. sao No. 4, $2O ; N 0.6. $l6 ; No. 6, $l4 ; No. 7, $42 : No. 8 $10; Nu. 9 .$9 ; No. 10, $8; No. 11; 57 N 0.12, $6 No 13.55; No. 14,55; And on the Nast side, No 1, 510 No. 2, 1 116 No. 3, 815 : No. 4, 813; Nn. 5, $l4 ; $l4 ;N0.7, $l2 ; No. 8, sl2: No. 9, $lO • No. 10, $9 No 11, got N 0.12, $7 ,• N 0.13, t 6 : No. 14, Be *further enacted • and ordained, That the Curb Stands, of I 0 that Anelt, shall he rented at Public Sale, at the same time with the :Market Stalls, to be occupied for the term of one year. provecled, that no Stands eball be rented for less than one dollar per yam. ; sold Stands to be numbered by the Clerk of the Market in a per manent manner. All Ordinauees,.e , r part of Ordinauces, that ar. sup plied by-lbe foregoing Ordinance, are heruby repealvil. ICuaeted April 12, 1864. ADAAI EIRYTTUNGER t trhief ilurgesa, Atteat .Mnage, Clerk Lebanon, April 20 ,160.1.-3 t A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN T a. new edition of DV. etrurkrt. t o WM4 , 5 O,,EIACISRATED EBSAY, on the rndicel Mee (witiinnt medicine) of SPeItHAMOnIIeCA, "or. Seminal Weakness, involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental end Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar. risge, etc.; also, CONTUMPTICN, iiPLLEPST and kilts,-in duced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance. Price, in a sealed envelope, only U cents, "Phti eeleteated :intim.. in this turtuirable essay dear• ly demongtratcs,,ft:om a thirty yearssuecessfullwsc ticteythat.the alarming consequences of selfahuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of inter mit] medicine or the application oithe out aincalti of cure, at once simple, certain and sill/an al, by means of which erery sufferer, .no mutter what his condition may be, may•cure himself cheaply, priv ately, and radically. Thid Lecture R 13012111 be. in l'ae . handa every yopth and-every tnAn in the land. Sent. under Seal, in a plain env'elope', loony address peat-paid, On receipt of aiX Ceats, 'two st . stampe. Addreaa ttienirblishers, CHAS „ L C. %LINE & CO., 1.27 Bowery, New York Post office box 45;30. April 20, 1864.—tscp. STOVES. STOVES.. :Arrow is the time to buy you: STOVES before •cold Li bete, and tbeklest rind dmltpealitace is at this Lebanon Stove, Tin end Sheet Iron Mannino. tory of James M. Rogers, Two doors South from the Lebanon Beek, where can be had the' largest and best assortment of PARLOR.. E[A.l.4, and COOKING STOVES, eVer offered in Lehi-. wm, Gas Burners f 0 r Parlors or Bed Chambers of bis own•make, with a general assortment of Parlor Stoves, end's. largo variety of the best Cooking Btbres in the county: or borough, which lie warrants to bake or meet. WASH BOILBItS con tautly - on: band of all sizes, and the best materiel. COAL BUCKETS--the largent amiortment, the heav iest iron,and . the best made in Lebanon. Also, a large stock of TIN WARE, made of the beat Material and in n workmanlike manner. As be is practical Workman„ and has bad an experience of twenty-five years, ho feels confident that he can giro general aatisfaction. I,la takes this method of retrirning his thanks to his numerouseustomers for their liberal support, and be • bop.”', by strictly al tending to tie own business and :etting other people's aloes, to still:receive a eller° nf unpile natronege. JAMES N. ROGERS. *a' Particular attention paid to all kinds ofJoalukc such as Roofing. Spouting, Sc., and all work warranted MAY 11, 1864. D. S. RA BE WS DRUG STORE Hus been removed'to his New Building on Cuniberland Street, opposite the Engle, Lebanon, Pa. s MILE subscriber respectfully announces to hie Requairl ril tances and the public io general, that be has con. J_ li - fly on hand a large stock of _ DRUGS.-. , PERFUMERY;,' MEDICINES, PAINTS, .CHEMICALS;• • •IF:, DYE STUFFS, VARNISHES,- TURPENTINE, GLASS. WARE. • BRUSHES, HAIR OILS,— EXTRACTS, Burning Fluid, Furgical Instruments„ Toilet Soaps, Se tars, Tobacco, &e. a variety of Falvey Articles too numerous to mention, which he offers at low rates. and warrants the gnalities of the articles as represent ed. Purchasers will'pleaso remember this, and exam• ine the qualities and prices of his goods before purchas ing elsewhere. AicitPhy cian 's prescrip floes and fam ily carefully compounded, at all hours of the day or night, by calling at the Dreg Store, opposite the Eagle Buildings. ' • On Fy.ndays the Store will be opened for the sem `pounding of prescriptions between the hours of 7 and 10 o'clock, A. 51.,12 and I, and 4 mid 5 P. id. Lebanon, Aug; 13 1862.. DAVID B. RADER. ELI H LONGAORS. LEBAN ON. 4 0.. Door,r;Sash .and Steam Planing MLA • Located on the Steam.liouse Road, year Cumberland Street, _East Lebanon. Mint undersigned ge respectfully that i.n i t7h r e m y 1* - and keep on hand 'C'trietinter, Flooring, D t l i o n o r t n t h i s a 9 a n s ula b ei Weather- Boards; • 0 Gap Mouldings, of ail sizes, Wash:Boards: Gating, Serhaco, Cornices, and all kinds of BUILDING MATHATALS for Houses. Ws also construct the latest and most im proved Stair Caging, and nand. Railing, suitable for large and small bnildinam - WO now invite; Farmers, Mechanics and Builders to mill and examine our stock, which we will warrant to give entire satisfaction to all, who may favor the tinder signed.wlth their eintom. ~„, A:MAMBA GABEL , . Lebanon, Bray 4,1864.! t i 8 ,m - - i i i . h ‘ e,rAt i iai t ' B °,..Bllliin6B of 13111.1n14° . , at tho thoos . w . , ,„ 16' Zaaanor ke, promptly done for no may rurnialk Lumber. *s n i....11._ , _ _ . ~ _..., ;;.,t4 , . ... ' --- _ _ c. .tiz , . . , V:WATONS, ...44- K , ' - :;, iliikez,is , el- .' - : -If ~..- , -, , , , ,,, r , = , ..„ , .*,.., - • ---_, , ~-,.:,:,.._.-, To all desirous of, purchasing LUMBER YARD LYON LE:1111E11.0E7i, • Emit He:lover wwinsALE RETAIL For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths in Furs, Woolens &c., Insects on I„Flants, Fowls, Animals, &c. 'Put up Pt 15c. 50c. and $1.1,10 Boxes, Bottles, see NastEs.. $3 nod $3 sizes for IIOTELS, PUILIC LNIITITII TIoNS, &C. "Only infallible remedies i liVOwn." 'Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the'lluman Faintly," "hate come out of their holes to dies." Sold Wholesale in all large cities. Any. Sold by all Droggflits and Retailers ercrywhere 4:ZP , I of all worthiese imitations. . . Fee that "Cos? An's" name is on each .Box, Bot tle. arid Mask, before youlary. Address ILENRY R. COSTAR. kt'Y Pr inripal Depot 452 Broadway, N. Y. .eir Bold by L. LEMISERGER, Wholesale and Retail Agout, Lebanon pa. Feb. In, 'lll.—Sin. vrervray . i'im?)4ln3 A. PEDLERS TO THE PEOPLE OF LEBAltblit 1011 and Fancy Dy OpOds .§ .SfsFo- -. f..ebn.non for the WIICILBSALI4 said RETAILWitte ofolrartichei in hie line at the most reduced priteb possible. .' 13je cto to consists hi pert of all kinds of Woolen and Cott2fh Steck hum and Hose, Undershirts, Drak•ers, Wooleh Cape and Nubiss, 'Nits and Cloves. Scarfe,all kinds of Handkerchiefs. Collars for Ladies Mid Gentlemeq, liairdresses and Not, Ribbons end rrlveta, Spool and Patent Sowing.Thread,Buttons SeisFore, Combo. &o ;die. A large assortment of tillilltELLAs and PAItA- Eol,S,kt the lowest pr ices. Speetncles, PoOket.bookst, Portmonaires. Dermintss, Cards, &c. A largo assort ment 6f blitsitti 'l'Oteltralelits. Violins, Aeoordeono, uhnjos., 'rntehmioe'.,•lttht..e, Itesketa, Tronha-, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Otid'ille,kiada of Toya in feet everything almost that can be - thought bf in laic Notloit and k'ency line. Also a large variety of SEVIELRY and WATCII.I.IB. redlers and norelieepera will fink it their in tercet to buy of us. Our Store Is in Cum berland Street, in Funek's building, between the Court Howie aod Market louse. LAMP HEATING APPARATUS. BOILING-FRYING -STEWING-STEEPING WITH TII& FLA3I.E. MAT LIMITS THE 11001( 4 * *By the flame of A coramortlarop,Rt the cost of n - cenVairertivntniti a very comfortable break fast earn be coofted.—.d. Y. 'Tribune. , * Simple in a construction. easily kept in order, ready for use in.a utornen . ;..* '* convenient to here on hand. .* * Druggist's Citenkir. * * Fish's Latutiia one of the. Most poprilar novelties of the day. * the utility Grit is unques tionable. a great saving is made in heating hut' cooking small articles, and can be made to cook meals for a great many' peasons. which is actually done on the umbulancortirs which carry the sick soldiers * *— ScienttiiC, 4 mericci42.. . .. * * * ~* ' For faintly use, hospital tent, barrack, pica tw,fislling. urinary; or sick room. It is air article of comfort.beyomi all proportion to its cast. * *— Hall's .Thiernaliif )faith. * * * have tried thmapparatue and my wire and I proclaim the s*me a - most valuable and intim pensable articla,•and tre now wonder how we could so long do witobout it. *.,.*• Ed, Coal Oil Circular. • 4 An - oeiniotnient contrivance for getting op hest at 'short notice for ncireery and general house - - hold purposes, . one important point is tho eas ing in cost Over coal" flres. * lc Evening Pat. PRICES: FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS. CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS. Three Articles Cooked at one time with One Burner. Arranged for Kerosene or Coal OD, Or Gas. Descriptive PanaphWel thirty pages furnished gratis ALSO The Uniost Aide iiifehir, PAIGE 50 GENTS, To be attached to. a Common. Kerosene Lamp or Gas ,Burper, by which Water maybe Dolled, and Food welted ; also arranged ;to support a, allude. EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE. WM. D. RUSSELT;, Agent, No. 206 Viotti St-, N. Yorg.. ADEPTS WASTED. Apri413,11i64 OWEN 14 BNCRIS New Cabinet. Ware Rooms' and Chair Manufactory. srirx-et sc., ad door north of Um L. Valley Railroad. Largest - Manufactory and Best Assortment of FURNITURE and CHAIRS, in the county. P 11111 public is respectfully request etl" to bear in tninil that at these Ware ROOMS will be found the lies! ' tu , serlelient of RIERIANABLE and .11.tirtn . gmanYtlitNITURE ai . at MAIM. rornons in want of auy kind wonld'hest calland 'examine his stock befara purchasing elsewhere: Which; (being all of !As own work) he warrants to be bettei than any offered in this plate. Prices will be LOWER than at any other pFcts, either in ;the Borot , h or county of Lebanon. - , All orders promptly a ttended.to, asetir-sficedily extra . tad at the lowest prices. All perstms purchasing Purnitnee from him will accommodated by having it delivered to them, to any part of the county, Vices or. CIIMME, and :without the least injury, as he has procured one of the beet club ionedlitrititure wait, s , cspocially-for th.at 'purpose COFFINS'made to order. and funerals attended at the shortest notice, fLebanon; May 4, 1.604 A. BERSLIEREEVS .. .. and . . • . Furniture' d Chair M .. ANUFACTORY ..1 Cumberland' Street Lebanon, Pa nea , kly opposite. Babb's Hotel. . riIIIE subscriber keops oonstatitly on band, or makes .1 to order the best end most fashionable ft.'niture and Chaim which hew ill *ell ehran,and iheaper than any othitt shop in the Borough or county. of LebSuon Ile invites Young Ilonsekeep- ' era and ell ethers to, give him a call before buying elsendoio. fie' keens no city work, - -is but wallas all himself with good workmen,' lie keeps a Furniture Wagon and deliveri all Furniture, liith - • ont Wary, and free of cost. bon t forgot the place- End` Lebanon, Onnther• land street. lie Incites all to give hint acall, for they eanatiake' the best bargaini with him.' rebanop Jan. 90; 1864.—5 m 1 114 AFJ4I -1 1/feiW CA B.UNET: %VA U BOONIS, South•east corner of Market Square, NORTH. LEBANON BOROUGH , 111.11.4 subscriber respectfully infOrrue the publ that he' has now on .hand, at his Ware-rooms JitiaiSitan ' a Splendid assortment of good and substantial Furn Hare— , Parlor, Cottage and Chamber "". --consisting of ...Sofas, Tetee, Lounges, Whacnott, Iv 'Parlor, Centre, Pier, Cord . " - i r -RTs And Common Tables, htrSasing ce ixi - ii,•naM-ttitcZ- and Common Bureaus, &c. AIM CRAMS, EITTRE.S., Cane Seated. Common and. hock ing, he, Can e _ d am Chairs and Old irninitiire ra ptured at short notice and at moderate prices. tar COVF.I.N3 made and Funerals attended at the Shortest notice. HENRY A. AhI.WELN. North-Lebanon borough; Zan. id, 1804. • CLOCKS. f -''' -k -`-' Thirty Di 7. l.' ,0 l ' . a' Ei-ht Itav, q ,1! • . 1 - la r TA , R „fr,i ::..Tipm y on , '' LA4 3 ' „i.,..CLOCKS, I.' At_ a te - - i I Juitltecelved at • i ,/..3. I: J. J; BLAIR'S Jewelry Store - 5 , . --- ii5,t4. , . ' . • , Letrutoo:Pa. - _ . ___ Jul } L tsoi' .__REMOVAL. IN °RTE.:LEBANON Saddle;:andAllarnegs • Mann. . . . ' • - 'factory. , THEVhfidersigned bas removed his Saddlery and Harness..- , ll 'Manufactory to a few doors Sinai) lioll of the old place, to the large room' e i ,„ - lately, occupied by Millman .1+; Bro., as' - '''" a Liquor store. where be will be happy to See all his old friends and ousttimera, and whore be tots increased fa. ditties for attending to all the departments of his basi l:m:Bs." Being determined ha be behind no other estab lishn his abilities to accommodate easterners, he has. neither pains nor expense to obtain and ta mate Self master of every modern Improvement in the business and secure the services of the best work men that liberal wages mould command, Re WilllieoP a large stock.on hand, and manufacture iik the short est notice, all descriptions of lIARNMS, inch as Sad dles, Bridles, Carriage Harness, of all kinds; heavy Harness, Buggy Whirs Lf the best manufacture, Buf falo Robes, Fly Nets, suell-se Cotton, Worsted, Linen, and.a new kind lately invented; .Wllll.l of every 'kW, such as Buggy Whips, Cart Whips, .tc.; Halms of all descriptions. Halter Chains, home-made Traces, dm, km, all of which he will warrant to be equal to any that can be obtained in any other establishment in the country. All be asks that those desiring any in this line, should call at his place and examine ait . stock. Ha feels the fullest confidence in his ability utsuverentire Satisfaction. Lae. All orders thankfully , received and proinpity M ended to. - ' SOLOMON SMITH. North Lebanon Borough, - Aug. 13, 15d2. lei a. ammi. ALSO MARCUS NATION, FISH'S A. IiERSBERGER

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