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Cti stiVertistir:
TERMS, SO A TZAR
LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1864.
HOME AFFAIRS.
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11SLas.tels 4or 411.41:1,2Nortiodatas.
The puhlishara et Lebanon have agreed Upon the
following chergeo for AoTortlslolr, "is
Btu; It, se, 3m. dm. Iy.
1 liquare, 12 lines, $ .50 $l.OO $ 3 . 00 $B.OO $ 8.00
t 28 lines, 1.00 2.00 8.00 3.00 12.00
a " 116 linas, 1.50 5.00 7.00 10,00 15.00
For Izenator's and Administrator's Notices, 2.06'
Tor Ass hinge, Auditor and !limner Notices, 1.50
Yoe yearly Cords, not exceeding 0 0,00
Tor 11olunin ad,ortisomolll, 1 Teatso.oo
For ooltunn " • ;30.00
For Wohntin " • " 18.00
For Atmenotiug eandithitea for ones* tiy advance, 2.00
For Announcing 8110, 0 1 1 00001 0900104' by ' , iv 4 ." 1.00
ToO II onal Negros. Sostetirsocintlosr, so, at/
3 4"1".
Tor lehopo or Pci -219 leor, ` to boot* per line
par Year. _
.Yesely iiii*,ifittli tablerolualta and Bus 4
glips mitt u
To Or .18tAiberi':
owing'to. th e heavy advance in
:fipi price - of printing paper, and
everything necessary in conduct
-,newspaPer, our subscribers
would greatly oblige us by paying
pp. We do, ttbt intend, as yet, to
.inereve the pricb of subscription
to tho AaysltusEß, but we taustiu
list,,,9n prompt - paymenti. :Let
all ',Mose back a yetir .or inoie
ou Wog, or forward by fin i al;
',the money due us. We do not
even demand,' advance payment
when incdnverdent; but we desire
, 14ekt) vo„a narlyi Let our friend's
''aliaNter th i ie . Culf as good bemocr A ttil
ahould, and sustain us as is their
duty;and no doubt pleasure. Of
_Outgo this is: not; to be read by
those, who have paid up.
The new Exoise Law in relation
to the manufacture of Cigars and Tobac
:go is said to. be. very stringent. It Is over
run-with. fines and fees and returns.—
. We have Several explanations ofits pro
visions on: hand, but as they vary im
inenaly,,we abstain from giving any Un
til we receive an official explanation.
The following are the appoint
`meats for Teachers made by the School
1-Directors of this borough, for the ensu
ing session. We are better pleased with
this list than any for several years past,
,being composed of home materiel; of
which we certainly have a full supplyi—
MALV Banoot.s.—No I—Wm J. Burn
slde, A: M.; No. 2—Jacob Nitrauer ; No,
3—John W. Harbesson ; No. 4—D. W.
Miller ; No. s—Luther Houck ; No. 6
John Reinhart ; No. 7—Cyrus Lantz ;
N0.'13-Mre t Batdorff ;,N0,.9--Miss., H.
'Kendall.
MIXVD Senoot..—Samuel Rigel.
Festal'? Sonoot..—No. I—Not supplied;
No. 2- 1 -Mrs, John P. Ely ; No. 3—Miss
tile Uhler, No. 4—Miss L. Zimmerman;;
No. s—Miss Kate Rise ; - No. 6—Miss
jr a t e z w iNtg 7-41iss L 09154
kips ;446.'8—Miss Annie YeingSt,
John Donley, of Co.D, 93clReg.,
was wounded in the battle of the Wilder
ness, and:died at the Fredericksburg Hos
pita!, .sobigilays after. He was a son of
Mt ! Wm« Wortley, of Cornwall, this coun
ty. 411 . 3 had only joined the 93d when it
was home this spring.
Strenuous efForts were made last
Vwsek= to recruit several companies of 100
`days' Koh, In this horoUgh. The officers
were all-beady, but the l i nen walla not
`come, Attempts were *Made to supply
`the vacancy with boys but they too re
mained in the back ground. The stores
and places of business were closed On
,Wednesday, the band was marched. .a
bout town :discoursing its patriotic music,
the drum and fife; with altiatekir snit
patrtokmuldolans, sent forth their cheer
ing niites, , the stars and stripes were fly
ing to the breeze and Upheld by stalwart
Carriers,
, the Court House and Market
fiptiae hale ding-donged in their livell
est peels• and until the performers at the
ther ehd of the rope were heart-weary
' from perspiration, but no volunteers
worttfithentioning. No orators coutd‘
found tomount the Court House steps
and 'Say "cone l" The shining lights of
°lifer days, who, so often have abused
the "Copperheads." and told them to ' go"
Were tia-where to be found. They had
tither
. engagements ! The "Loyal
League" was disorganized,and the.- 4 Lo
yal" people were so overcome with re-
Thorp and rheumatisn that tWEittlespaired
bf die Republic, and could not fall in
ranks. So the whole thing hail through,
the cakes remained unbaked, volunteer
ing wasgiven up as a bad job, and Leb
anon county, with its 1005 majority for
oCurtln and no drafts" remained consis
tent ! It furnishes no volunteers for 100
days, tier milk be drafted by the grace
of Abraham lift canarold it with Mon
-17 k
4r*
A step eon of kr, - James Loh
ay, of this borough, named Robert Mar
low, was borne& ' near a furnace,
at Harrisburg, on Filtia3s ,night, of fast
Week, under the folitrwing eire,unistanc
es ;—lts remains were fottnd
upon a heap ,of hot aitidel , : )One' eit. ibis
legs was burned off about the knee, and
one of his arms at the elbow ; his left side
was literally burned to a crisp, white the
ballance of his body was thoroughly
routed. He had been employed on one
of the railroads, and intended to leave.
tmt rtight,thi home, from which he hid
been absent about three weeks, but miss
ed the Weight train upon which he in
tended'to go. If is supposed that he was
crossing the lot used for cinder from
the furnace, and that as he walked up
the embankment, he fell upon a hot bed
of cinder the gas from which affected him
to such an extent that he was unable to
regain his footing, and was compelled to
remain there to be burned to death.
He was aged about 15 years, and was
a smart lad. He was better known in
this neighborhood among his companions
as "Bob Lachey," His remains were
brought to this place for Enter eat.
The 4. atention of Sehbo Teach.
era and•lßMitoll le directed to the Noi
nee ()Rho altjoual ertarninationspubllehed
by the eannts,§uptrintendent in 'sae&
te , caltintiv. ".
A (woo, vikß-ont.—Tli'e "loyal
ty'!-of- Lebanon were capitally taken off
an Wednesday evening of last week,
when the whole day, was spent in !en
deavoring to obtain WO days, men, and
but few were forthcoming, in a handbill
posted about tows, of which the fallowing
is a copy:—
"LADits..!
TO THE
RESCUE!
smoupl= -
Young ,Lahaelt ,
Wanted `to TICKLE patriotism into the
BRAVE Young Men of Labanon. NA, bounty
will be paid, consequently nono need apply ex
cepting those who arc prompted by a sense of
duty.
Apply to the BIG LIEUT."
The Cornmissioners last week
voted a bounty of IMO to each volunteer
for 100 days. G. Dawson Coleman, Esq.,
added $lO for each man for the first hun
dred. These liberal offers were not ac•
opted by any considerable number of
"young," or any other kind of men ; in
feet, the donors did not accept the liberal
offers. themselves. At least they, didn't.
Adam Nye, of Company K. 92d
Reg., wounded at the battle of the Wil
derness, died on the 4th of July, at Fart
Schuyler Hospital, New York. He was
a son of Daniel plYe.,of 4ipmillic, and was
aged about 20 'years. He had. enlisted
this spring,
SAitrrenY.,-,We •ivere informed
'lately by a'rellabligentleinan that he vis
ited, a few weeks ago, one of the Easte t rn
Hospitals to obtain the remains of a sol
dier relative who had died there. He
ivavriformed by other wounded soldiers
• abmt; that Ida relatine,. before 'll'n 'died,
,craved a cup of coffee.and could not ob-
Mitrisit. When,the people are cantribu•
s ting millions upon millions by Sanitary
fairs and•otherwise, a poor sick, wounded
and dying soldier cannot pyqnobtzda a
.infikof,o`offen;t. The ru ' wire g.i s ea'and
soup," and so he, a vlilier of the Union
Argiy, had to die withnut this lad - trifling,
and probably only, desire, supplied. In
fact, to speak the truth, he died from neg
lect, as tens of thousands of others do.
The Remarkable properties of
Brown's Bronchial Troches 'belie been
thoroughiy tested since first introduced.
The demand for them his steadilyincreas
ed, and purely upon their own mirk.%
they, have found favor with those,who,
from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmatic
coritants require them. For Cotighs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Influenza,
they are entirely_ efecaciotis, removing all
obstructions, and increasing a : once the
power and inflexibility of the voice.
In Philadelphia, fhb Flour mar
ket is dull, and prices have declined 50a
100 c per bbl. The home trade are buy
ing moderately at from s9al2 per bbl for
superfine and fancy brands as to qualify.
Rye Flour is scarce, and wanted at itB 50
per bbl. In Corn Meal there is very lit
tle doing.
Wheat has declined : about 10,000 bus
sold at 245a250 per bus for white, as to
duality. Rye is scarce and in demand,
atl7oc per bus. Corn is , dull and held
at 170 c for prime yellow, but we hear of
no sales. Oats are also dull ar i d !osier,
With.sales at cibalape — i bus. ';‘,
The offerings of Beef Cattle reached a
tm:cut 1450 head, but the market was
more active, and prices fully sustained
and firm, ranging from $2 to $l7 the 100
lbs for common to good and prime quality.
The principal sales were nuttiest $l4 and
$l6. Cows were steady, at from $2O to
$4O each for springers, and $25 to $65
for Cow and Calf.- Hogs were more
plenty but firm, at sl4asls the 100 lbs
net. Sheep were better and the offerings
light, reaching only 4200 head, which
were All disposed of t at 6 lane per lb
gross.
Tith DUAFT.—Ay a decision,froin
the Provost NEarshnll Generars ,133tresu,
Men a ratted in 136, and fu s rnishink sub
stitutes r c i r three years, are not exempt
from the present draft under the , titet a
mendatory of the Enrollment act." This
additional piece of faith on the part
ofthe authorities will fail upon a large
number of people with crushing force.
They will at least- sec' the
.necessity of
speedily getting rid of the incubus which•
assumes to itfielP the title of" the Gown.
menLu
•
William Ulrich, eon of Adam
Ulrich, of Annville, a member of Co. E.,
of the 50th Regiment, P. V., was killed
before Petersburg, on the 19th ofJune.—
He was aged . about 18 years as, the tittle
of his death.
The "Loyal Leaguers" of
borough; last week, were inconsistent;
and yet consistent.. Their organization
is semi-military affair, and when farad
ttiFt a nd
their hats, and capes , and Coal
He; and Bengola lights, and bannere, and
etceteras, they threatened not only to eat
up the rebels but the"rest of mankind" it
the "rest': 4,1 A not behaves On Weduq;
day they were tiriirliere, They were,
non est inventus—non cora atibds. They
were in fact, inconsistent.„ They erld'nt
be found when .they wete wanted 7 —not,
even fo make a speech. We said, how
ever, that they were also consistent, so
they were. One of the shirting- lights of
the League said, some time since, that
they were an organization to "talk for
the war" not to fight. They haVe wag
ged,their tongueb weary "talking" but
- trim h all. They don't fight—they are
suck; i have the rheumatistn, the pipsy wip
ki and a thousand other cemplaints law
find unlawful. They were "consis
tent" last Wednesday—very
The Democratic Convention of
Schuylkill county was held,on Monday;
when Ron: Myer Strouso was renoini.
nated for Congress.
John Farrel has removed his
Marble Yard. do the North•east Corner
of bentrit and Cumberland streets, in this
borough . ; rtout 3 squares east from the
Court limise, with increased facilities for
carrying on the business , in Italian and
American Marble, Limestone, Sariclitone
&c. He invites tie Alfa in want of
anything in his tine, to call and examine
his stock. Mr. John Witmelier, living
near. by, will attend to Mr. Farrers busi
ness, during his absence. *lt.
We Assert it Boldly.—There are no other
Medloinee co tellable, effectual and convenient
as lIOI4I4OWAY'II PILLS AND OINTMENT,
ilitays ready for hilt: Yu e. ; are invaluable to
the gablistexposel t 6 W"Olith, er.;'
andi3owel O t onfrolainitt. They naft? Atli. 'On!,
2t abut, per box er pot. e,
.
. The Se4-4Thannal election for.of
ficers of the 'Perseverance Engine ,& Hose
Company, was held on the 12th list:, with
the following result :
President, Andrew Reintehl; Vice
President, John B. Emhich ; 'Bee and
Cor. Secretary, J. W. Harbesson ; Ass't.
Secretary, Brooke B. Forster ; Treasurer,
Adam Rice ; Directors? J W. Harbesson,
J. B. Embieh ; Ist Principal Engineer, J.
13. Penn ; Ist Principal Assistant Engineer,
Oscar Fleming ; 2nd Principal Engineer
A. Reimehl ; 2nd Principal Engineer As
sistant, B. B. Forster.
A MAxmoTH ENTEReafsle By our ad
vertistng columns it will be seen that the two well
known establishments, Thayer A Noyes' Circus and , 'Van
Ambarg A lie's Menagerie have effecteden arrangement
by which they will both travel together the present
season, and exhibit in onel mernat.th tent Air seine.)
price of admission, forming a combination of attractions
which cannot fail to draw out lavnense throngs of vier
tore whirever they go. The Manager' is said to include
an unusually fine collection of living beasts and "birds
froni all-parts of the 'clued, many of which have been
imported within the last sear, while allare in the 'best
condition. Among other rare zoological features this
collection can boast of the largest tieu in the annuity; a.
white Polar bear fresh from the Arctic ocear,- a•superb
ostrich, a South American hippopotamus, end monster
elephant "Hannibal," the isigest quadruped en exhibi
loin either hi Europe 'or America. The Gir.cue perform.
fumes which are given at each exhibition,irithont eXtra
chirrtiorill consist of every varlet.* of dashing Joree•
inseiship and ,extraordinary athletic feats, introducing
one the tarp/Ist, and moat talented troupe over brought
together:ln this 'COnettry. A And of horsed,-,ponies and
mules enlivened for extent, beauty and thorough train
ing, completes the list of attractions included -in Able'
truly noloasal combination, witiclOa to exhibit. here -on'
Tuesday, Juty 26th, not; Those who etijoy- a hearty.,
laugh will have their cases attended to by Der
'Mayer, the inimitable huntoristi,asho will enTi,van the
scones of the circa by his quoin' t drolleries, and oho
•introduoe his woadetfur. cantle mifes. Dona Davis, a
pupil of the great Van Ambiarg, will . manipulate the .
noise and: tigers.
QUESTION there-Dink and
lim it where are you going, that you are in such a
burry ?
Asswra.—Why yrO are 'just on' our way to 'Da ily's
Photograph Gallery, to have our pictures takin c Re,
takes splendid pictures, and his Alallery is nearly
the time crowded, so I nail to Nancy we will go ear.
ly this morning before .any body nlse.gots there, or we
wilt have to come away again without getting any.
Qossr.--Yes I I have heard too that Daily's Gallery
is nearly 411 th Grog crowded, and so why don't you
go to somekother
Axle—Oh my we , could not think ofencipa thingl*
We tidmire the true ted,Selatiful picture that Deily
tikesl-so',Muehihat - we-reoaid not to another ..Gal
laryr.,ffiee couldseti thent for. nothing.` 114.1043 seven
eiperience in the business, hails a complete sett of
improved Instruments, an ex-vatting shy-light, anp
there fore takes the best Octant teem. and so of
course every body that wants a good pisturo gone to
hitn-..
o,llllBl.—What k Ind; of Pictures doesne . taksf -
A NS.-1111 takes Photograph a Wart: Minieturo. to life:
else, plain or colored.. ? Ric . ..calif plctnies have Ivihn
'propotineteLenorittrlithful and lire like than memo that
have beeil.taltoiLlo our large citiaa II Is Atobioty.pee
are beautiful; 'bid- can't be boat. He also excels in
copying pictures from email Daguerreotypes, end en
larging them almost to any vise.
Quaar.—Where la this Gal limy! I must giro hint a
call too.
Ans.—Just come along with Nancy and I, and we
will allow you. ;It is in Stina's Nell Building. neat
door to the Lebanon Dolma it Bank. Ale has constant.
ly on hand a good assortment of Gilt and Rosewood
Frames, 4.lsses, Albums. sisc., which be sails cheap.—
For good and cheap. Pictures we advise- all to go to
Daily's Gallery, *Lebanou,* Pa. March 11, IL
Guns, EMIG', Pistols, Powder, Caps, &a
ATTENTION SiOkillita.;--i G. A VLt .tCU, would re
apectfully Word'. the public that he continues the
business of manufacturing and dealing in
GUNS, RIFLES, ALSTOLS, POWDER;
Caps, Wads, and all kinds of gunning and min materi
al, at his Store, ..n Market etrert, a leer door.; f,lortb of
the L. V It. It.. Lebanon. Pa.
fe_ All kindi of Repairing done at thi shortest poi
Bible notice and in the best style of worktaaasitip.
Lebauon, June 24, 1563.--ly
giirciat g(ertitris.
Editor of Advertiser :
.Baia But I—With your permiseionl wish to say to
the readers of your paper that I will send, by return
mail, to all who wish it 011te a IteFipe, with full direc
tions for making , and using a slip; Yegetahlitlialni,
that will eirectually rotroxte;l2l ten days, Pimples,
1310ebes, an ireekisi, and alllinnuritka of the Skin,
Naying ib s aainelwit, clear, smilettkiiialiiriaphil:-
I will also Atisp [roe to:shoos ha, lug Bald Heads. of
Bare 14'mm, simple direction; and kiirorsisitioo., that
will enable them to start a Tali growth of Luxuriant
flair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, i,n less than thirti.
days. .
All application answered by return mall without
charge.
Respectfully yours,
TIIOS. Y. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
e3l. Broadway, New York
July .tO, A884.--3m
CIEVA*4:3I.-tce tkat3lLlLitre3l"l.23'
WALLOW two or thrhe hogsheads
S
s
Tonic Bitters," Sarsapit rilla ," "Nervous Aii
tidotes,” ke *c.„kc., and after:you are satisfied with
the result,then titry one bGx of OLD-DOCTOR Rti-
MAWS:NNGLIS.H SPECIFIC' PlLLS—and. berestor
ed to boalilentid;ylgor in thirty days. They are pure
ly 'vegetable . Pleasant to tae,,pronipt and,ealutery in
their efforts on the broken*swee and eliattOred conati
tuttne.'4-034Anti-,Ysimme can t dake them- with adran
tags. Imported er4sold in - -Dia.:United States only by
S. BUTLER,
;; /To. 427 Brimdway. New York.
- liar- Agent far the United States.
P. 9,—A Dux of Pills, securely packed. will be mail
ed to any address on receipt -of pricei.whiolt,_ls QN
DOLLAR, post paid—money refunded by the Agent" if
entire satisfaction is not given.
July 20, -
TIO YOU WD3U TO DE CURRD ? DR. DU
011Alg'S Excton sPxci*tc Rim.% , :eitre in
tees than 80 daft, tlie worst eases of .NRRYDIISNISS,
Impotency, Premature Deassyieensinal‘Wealiness. In
sanity, and-ell Urinary, Sexual. and Neriens A frac
tions. no matter , :frotn what. Cause produced. Price,
fine Dollar per- .box. Sent postpaid; by mall, on re
ceipt of an order.,4Zitie Box will perfect the cure in
.apdot eases. Address,
• " • . 1 8-4-t- . 5- RI/TBDR-,
Osneral AFinn Broadway, New York.
July 20, 1804.-Bm.
Ayer'i Sarsaparilla
rq a vintiontmastextiarit of the .chol,se root, se con
,' toedfitrith other substances of 'still greater altera
tlyepOwer orttrafford an effectual ant idote'for d (s
-eises Sarsaparilla is reputed to curs. Such AS remedy •
is surely wanted by those wit*, suffer from Strumous
complaints, and that one which will accomplish their
cure must - prove, as this has,
of immense service to
this large Class of our afflicted fellow:citirens. 11ow
opmplatelithis compoubd" alit do B. bas.becu p roven'
by experiment on many of the 'woret Cups to be found
In the following complaints
Scrofula, Scrofulous Swellings and Sores, Skin Dis.
eases, Pimples, Pastilles. Blotches,Kruptions. .St. Mtx
thony'e Fire, Base or Erysipelas, atter or Salt Itheum.
Scald llead 4 knOrorm, de.
53rphiliedrroteriat Ducase is expelled from the eye::
tem by the prolonged pouf this Sarsaparilla, anti the
prt cent is left in comparative health.
,-Pernare IN:seares are caused by Strofule in the blood,
arid are nfteksoint cured by this. Extract 01 Sareapi
rillai '
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, because you
have been impgsed upon by something- pretmding to,
be Sarsaparilla; While.' it was not. When you, 'hive
used Axarcli—then, and not till then, will you know
the virtues of Sarsaparilla. For minute- particulansof
the diseases It cures, -we refer you to Ayer atAmerican
Almanac, lad& the agent below named will furnish
gratis to ailasho call for it. • •
ATI.3'6 GATIVISZIe - Tula. for the cure of ;CtistiVancea,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigratiotl,:.oyentery, Font
Stomach,. Headache, Piles, libeudiatlaw•Heartltarn
&tieing from. Disordered Stomach, rile, or Morbid In
action of.therilowels, Flatulency,2l,oss of Appetite,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia,
*.ti. for.. P.hattors tin. • • •
They .areteupar coated, so that the moat sensitise
Cart ;Om them idefisintlN. iked.lixtfy eta thekbest
lent in the world for all the purl:Mao* of
Prepared-by 3.• C. kVA* k CO.; Ltiyielt,, Masa., arid
so!,l by all the druggists in Lebanon and dealers lu
In icicle everywhere. • • . '
'June 22, 1884.-2 mo.
A GENTLEMAN, cured o f Nat . -reps Debility,
potency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error, actua
ted by a desire to benefit others: w ill be happy to fir
nloh tO all who need it, (free of chtirge,) the receive and
directions for making the simple remedy, need in his
case. Those wishing to profit by his experience, and
possess a 'Valuable Remedy, will receive the same, by
return mail, (carefully sealed,) by add-essing
JOIIN D. OGDEN,
No. 130-Neelku street, New Turk
.
aline I, 1864.—Ses.
Terrible Disclosures. ~
•
OROIRETE for the million I A most valnableand:won
0 derfijj publication. - ; A work of 400 pages, and; 30
colored Agravings. :AM: MINTER'S . VADR, MECUM,
an original and popular treatise on Man and Woman,
their Physiology, Functions, and 'Sexual disorders of
every kind, with Never Failing Remedies for their
speedy ours. The practice of DR. HUNTER has long
been, and still is, unbounded, but at the earnest solici
tation of numerous persons, he lies teen induced to ex
tend his medical usefulness through the medinm ofhis
**FADE MECUM." It is a volume that should be in
the hands of every family in the land, as a preventive
of secret vices, or as a guide for the alleviation of one
of the wit awtel and - destructive Kempf' ever 'flatted
isim mil,„ One eau . , secarely enveloped. will be for•
warded free ofAmistag; ItLmvpllll. 4 )f the 'United Steer
- ! veeveni. et 3 40 . "40F. bra. Ad.
stele se en=• Div 'Pon :Meet;
drew:post re a de:Dit: fake.
Neer.lreek.
Mope. S,
ftligious 'Alptitto.
St. Jowl's 01111.1108—Service next .F.ofiediiy morning end
evening, in the English language. Lecture on
Weilnenday evening
lingliati preaching next Sabbath morning, in the First
Reformed Church.
German preaching next Sabbath morning, and Aug
fish in the evening, in Zion'a buthefitmchurcli.
Preaching in the M. is thurcit ev4ry Sabbath, both
morning and evening. Mau services on Thursday
evening.
English preaching next Sunday at 10 A. M.. and Ger
luau ilitreke at 6P. M. In two weeks, (thaltet inat )
in the morning, the German Harvest-Thanksgiving
Sermon, and in the afternoon the Moly Lord's Supper,
in the Moravian church.
glatriftr,
On the ad Inst., by the Rov. 0. I. Thompson. Mr.
JOHN S. WARREN, of Dauphin co., to Mlle ANNA
MARIA GRINER, of North Lebanon.
the loth Inst., at the H. R. Church, by the mime,
Dr. CURTIS NICE, of Philadelphia, to Mies EM MA
Buell. of Lebanon.
On the 17th Inst., by the Rev. F. W. Kremer, Mr.
PHILIP SE(A_A.K, to Hrs. MARY A. tiNNEY, both of .
S.Luebthee 10th
jolt,
by
.i
nontpthlscon U.
oty x) .
0 oustiertr.
jowl
Er.
I,UTZ to Miss SARA!" SPILL, b..ich of North * Lebanon
Township. , .
•'
~~
Oa the 17th Wt., In We borough. dATIIIjtINN
ANN, shill& of Lott Rod Nltutt LAUL)IO3III,Ctf,,, Aced
10 months, And 15 days. • . •
In Cornwalb , tPL, on the 901 bit; J O IAti k S
the Josso.
19th nit; In Dironth, Mre
.43 71 Th at A
..cv s
aK 4.c .
onths and 28 . dare . '
C
RIVR
.ftenuedy ; I oterrod lectr,'e hnreh,Cheiteof On.
The Lebanon. market
, - Carclulty Corrected *ealy„
,: '
, LEBANON, Want-maw, JULY 20; 1804
BitraiNaihily„; stl OD eggs, 'lt dne„,, 22
Ratea•l7lolo,- • ,t' mow - -1000 Ratter,* lb
~- • 24
Prlxne"Wbite9eiwat,2 10 Fhb or salted ba tter, 10
Prifeeßed Wheat, 1:00- Lex}, , - 14
-New Wheat, '-• 'OD lOW, 11
Prime Rye, - 1::60. Zinn,- :- . 16
Corn, 1 50 Slitinildere. 12
Oats,-. ''.."-• - 1 -.. - 80 801 es, 13
Clover-aced,
,8 00 00s,p, • -
Thnothilseed, -.2 00 Bees=wax, . A,
Flax-seed,.,. 250 White Rage, .1
Dried ApPles, pettled,2 00. Mixed Rags, a
Peach "Suite," 260 Flax,* lb., 1234
Peach "Ratarla," 162 Iltioles, flih„, 40
Cherries, 1 15 Feathers,* lb., 6234
Onions, 100. Wool, lit Rt., - • 40
Potatoes, it bee, 50 I soup Beans, 18 qt., • 7
Apple Butter, lierook, 45 Vinegar, li gel., 1234
PI glitisettiameitto.
Wainte
. A 000 D .1011RNBMAN 8110BMAKSE to work on
all kinds or work.. None but a good workman
neetEappky.
.ALSO
A BOY of about 16 tears ofage, and of good. moral
diameter, will be taken to kat= the trade.
0. FOESIO & 201 t
Myeratown, July 20,1804.
Coal Wanted.
rpau School Directors or Bethel township will receive
1 PROPOSALS FOR COAL for the different School
Ilovaset of said District, on the 2d day of August, from
12 to 3 o'clock.
JOSIAH L7GHT, President,
JACOB M. LENTZ. Treasurer.
- SAMUEL WEBER, Secretary.
Prodorleteburg, July 20, 15AL
Di4loltition of Partnership.
( VIM F irm of.l. 11ItItRICH & CO ~ was disolved and
I expired on the 11th day of July, A.D. 16414. The
Books are in thehande otW. A. Hedrich for settlement
at the old stand. An those having claims against said
Arm will present thew, and tliose indebted Wili.pleace
make payment. The Business will be carried on at
the some place by I PM)) A IDIDRIOH: Aeknowledg ,
log the liberal patronage h waterers bestowed upon the
late Arm,. :they ,would respectfully solicit a caution.
sues.
. _
- ISA A.O lIRDRIOII,
JEWMIRSON HID:MICH
'donut Nebo, July 20, IStl4.
Vilteeler 4Sc
NaChln - * a.
MUIR Subscribe i would respactfully . ..lnfimm her
friends, end the public to general; that she has, fo
connection with her ItiLLiblan - r- builnesi; taken' the,
agency for
Witoler . da..WilsOn's AinsgrpaAseil
• - Dail-
Figiumnr2OVEArnes—
vaiich hare taloa the premitim at the Great Leaden
l'airt end at tlundreda of ether Yalta. It. is whaled
for all kindevf Family Sewing and Tailoring." , Thiee
different numbers of the Madbine will always he kept
on band, Whi'cle can be . eieniireel at, her store. and *be
will giseinstrzie dons in timmunnei:of using ft. •
The Ifalinery Business, in off ei-bratsches, will be
continued at her Stem in Cumberlet cl street'
, Mae. ErfittitlNT SELTZER.
Lebanon .Tuly 20,1864.--3 m.
U. S. 1040 Bonds.
Tbde Bonds are issued under the Act of:Congress of
March 8th:1864 ; which provides that all Bonds issued
under this Ait, shall be EXEMPT' PROM. TAXATION
by or under any Age or municipal authority. SO.
seriptione to these Bonds aro received in United States
notes Or 'iota!' of National Ranks. They are TO BE
REDEEMED IN COIN, at the. pleasure of the til;vern
ment, at ai-y period not lesl than ten nor more thpn for
ty ysors, from their date, and until their redemation
Irp'S CPIT. ISTEREST„ : )VILL BE: PAID IN
C9IN, on:Mondale( not over 1040 hundred' dollars an
nually and on all other Bonds semi-annually. The in
tereat..is payable on the first days of March and Sep
tember, in each year. -
Subscribers will receive either Itegisfered 'or Coupoli
Bonds, es they may prefer. Registered Sothis aro ro•
corded on the books of they. S. Treasurer. and can ip
transferred only on the owner's Wider: equppn Benda'
are payable to bearer; .and are more convenient for
contniere lel
Bukscsibore to this loan will hare the q 0 i at trf.;
tug their. Bonds draw interestfrom March lit, by -pay;
tog the artrued'intatest In.-pin—Or In United States
notes, or the notes of tiatimkal Bank's, adding fifty per
cont. ty Drain fum,).or rieofre them drawing Interest
from the date of subscription ' nd deposit. As these
Bonds are - .
Eiempt from Emicipal or Slate Talton,
. •
their valAw is indreased:trom „ ooe to three per cont.
par nOunitr; according ti the rope ef ton levies in ring
one parts of the couetti:
At the present yatl,opreassliant on Bold they pay
Over Eight "Per Cent Interest
in currency, snd are of eenal convenience as a perms-
neat or temporary investment-
It
It is believed ant no tecurtiles offer do groat Indira
tneuto to lenders as the veriodo: deocriptions of U. 8.
Bonds. in all other forme ofiindebtediveos, the faith
or ability • of private parties biratook,enmpanies or sep•
state rummualtice only Is pledged for payment, while
for the debts cif the United States the 'whole property
of the country : ls holden to nenute the payment of both
principal alit!. interest in cola.
These Bonds may be subscribed for In sprat from
$5O up Many magnitude, on the same terms, and are
thus-made 'Kinkily available to the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted On
to money et any moment, sue the hold Will have
the benefit of the interest:
may bC laratut tq apti):;s2".4i. connocti,7:t
total Funded 'Debt of the United States on which Inter.
est is payable in gold, on the 3 d Iday of March, 138 h
was gTeS.pp.s,9(l- She antorest on this debt for . the.
Corn lug Yinr-;1 ill be/0,937,12d, While the Ous
toms revenue in gold for the current Ilenal year, end.
ing June 30th,1804, has been solar at the rate clover
$100,000,000 .per sweep'.'
It be seen that even the present gold revennag
of the Government are largely in, eemiss of OM wants
paymentof goit interest, while
gr the Treasury for the . w ants
g
recac% Increase of the tariff 'will doulitioes raise
the annual receipts from customs on the , same amount
of importation, to $150,000, 000 per annum. '
Instructions to the National Banks acting• u loan
agents were not issued.frorn the United Ntate Treasury
until lilarch;46, butitirdAdßirst •thrde weeks of April
the eubsiTiptions averageß more than- 'ItNN NAr
LIONS A WERE: ; '
:Subscriptions willbe received by
the
Pint National Nailltia Plil l adeiphia Pe-
Srcond , National Bank of PhilaCeipiria,- Pa.
Third National Bank of Philadelphia. Pa.
. AND BT ALL NATIONAL BANKS .-
141;ioh are depositaries of Public money, and a ll
; RESPECTABLE BANKS AND.BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting as agents of the Na
tional Depositary Bariks,) furnish further infor
mation on application and:
AFFORD EVERY SAMMY TO_ SUBSCRIBERS.
Kay 11,1661,-3ra.
Notice.
P USILIO NOTICS is hereby Riven. that Lbe account
of Isere Hoffer, sweiguee of OH ARLES SOHRIVER
and WlTll,4ate of,Beust Hanover township, (pow Bor.
cosh of Lebenon,) bee been filed In the Prothonotary's
e re; at Lebanon County, and -that :the eame will be
uresentedbe the Court of Common Pleas of said (bun.
. ryd r a N o way eif Ampule, next, for Wide.
. mum nod anavailea, when and where persona
intareimd any attend Itt thelthlnta voger4
=MIT cv. .RlWri PrOth'y.
Prethenete‘lfe 0614111, 307 lA, •
1,
Grand Metropolitan
Combination.
THAYER & NOYES'
UNITED STATES CIRCUS,
VAN AMBURGH &CO'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE
Apuz„.
Egyptian Caravan,
'combined for the Season of29CC, with One Price of Ad.
The Wonders of Animated Nature
Consolidate." with the only
LEGITIMATE CIRCUS
Fver 0,..i.a....m0r.AL ava RI:VINCI) AISTISESEENT.
Pre.emintent F.spestrians, Acrobats. Gymnasts, yesters,
('owns, Ventortumists, Lquilibrists and General Per
formers—Splendid Stud of 'LsAmu) Hondse, l'u.sirs and
Taseic Mumrs--Magnificent Collsetton.of lavzste. Exams,
TIOISES, LEOPAILDS, BEAUS. 11VEV.44, WOLVES, Mos=A%
Area, BASOONE, Mans of all kinds and sizes, &a., tatht
Grad I,y the
Meat Van Amburgh Himself;
Witl EximunT at
LEBANON,
On Tuesday, July 2OIb, )64.
Afternoon at 2 and Evening at 7 •eclock.
.41.43,minisiislcam., SClCiemutio.
Children under 12 years of age 25 cents.
The MAMMOTH
WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL,
The LargastA L n a lx: l al the 3 wn 4 ;4 , 7lf i lt: nearly It.ooo
HIPIPOPOT.I./PIUS,
1.142 New World, the Only One on Exhibition.
A WHITE POLAR BEAR,
From the Arctic Regions, the Only One In Anterioa.
An AFRICAN OSTRICH,
liino.Foot Mill. A Pair of
SNOW WHITE. PEACOCKS;
4 i'rir•of
.
JAPANESEVAASKIN SWINE
This first ayes' import.3,la A tr.ririca. 'DaSiii'es an Imnsenzo
variety of Ear. and Beautiful . BEASTE, BMA: '
110.1 'tarsi's...6.
DR. JAIVIES. L. THAYER,
The Eloquent and Scholarly Clown and Comedian
MR. CHARLES W. NOYES,
The unrivaled Rome Tamer, who will introduce hii
Beautiful Performing Horse, r , (limy Racms,..To.'.
Charles 'Reed, the Charnpion.Xquestriart.
George H. Batch ellor, the Greatest Leal?.
er in the world.
Besides .a numerous Corps , of A. uvilieries and Attendants.
The PROCESSION of this stupendous Consolidation
will be prolltie in splendid aTeets and marvels of meg.
ttilidenee. . . The
COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT
Mythological
Cpar Cof the Muses,
of
Ed. Parmales famed Brass Band
Will be drawn by 1.2 biatttiful Arabian Steed., gorge : cue;
by Caparisoned with,efeth of velvet, richly studded with
brilliant sinblentatiial ornaments of gold and silver. The
Superb Dens, Carriagee,. Baggage Wagons and other
Bgidpages, {manufactured 111 time celehrated FULD724O
ptartlert ir ts .‘ 'ew a Zot i lr i . , , l'ar , e . of t thAito i st i elegap l ard h eoet.
ihiainYttrit:ble gr o ande c u ' r th ' is ' wo ' irde ' rtu n l Cavalcade,
frepnenting, as it does, a IVIOV:11Sti- PANORAMA of
Oyer a MILC in Letrovrt] With ita attractive appointments
and attributes, me so superb beyond conception, exciting
in the beholder the realization of the fervid amusement.
which gave birth to chivalry and its attendantpageantries
The htiNaGalit/IT detire to impress upon the Public
mindthat each and every feature of this Crand Combi.
mitten is entirely unexceptionable and of a high toned
and moral character. The undeniable, excellence and sn.
perioritv of this establishminfie a conceded fact.
For the special amusement of Ladies and Children, Mr
C. W. NOYES' will exhibit his great
Performing Monkey, "VICTOR.
- The beat trained animal of the kind in the WeTidt'
• During the Entertainment -
•MONS. DAVIS,
The onlg successful rival of the Great Vary Amhusgh
will enter the den of Trained Lions Tigers and Leopardi'
At each Entertainment wilt he intrOdueed the Performing
Yonies' Ittenltore, Llephanti and
DR. THAYER'S -Educated
COMIC MULES, SAM & DICK'
Tar. GOR6I-OVIS PAOCTFSTON will enter town at or about
10 o'clock in.tho morning.
•
Akt.
TB GRAND COMBINATION WILL BE AT
Harrisburg, July 22d and 28d ;
Middletown, July 25th ;
Womelsdorf, July 27th ;
Reading, July 28th.
$25 ! EmploiMeht ! $7l !
AGENTS WANTED !
E Wi ll pay from PO•to s7* im wootbs, sod all
41r expsosss, to soars egsats, or ere a coo tidesloo.
p a rti.htte amt fres. Address Pars thieve Brt,ovnes
easteterr. general Agent, Idllaa, Ohce.
May Is, 1153. . •
'PROCLAMATION
1M2113
SPECIA L ELECTION,
TO BE BELE -OW
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, P 3.13
In the Name and by the Authoeity
the . - '!onillkonu..ealth of Pennsylvania.
ANDREW G. CURTIN)
Governor of the said a n nmonweaith,
• .
To Pea t L. Esq ,She"riff of the,ouniy of Leba-
met—Scuds Greeting :
WHEREAS. A joist • vmolution proposing certain
amendments to the Constitution of this COMIIIDII
- , irltioh are es follatrs, vie
"There shall he an additional section to th e thi r d
article of the Constitution, to be designated as sectigp
four, as follows : • In
Wheitrvarnopof the qualified electors of
this• Commonwealth shan't° lu any actual military
service, under requisition from the President of the
United States. or by authority of this Commonwealth.
such electors may exercise the right of suffrage in all
elections by the citizens, under such regulations as or
shall ho prescribed law, qo fo g y as if they
were present at their weal places of elections.
•.There ithall.be two 'additional sections to the elev
enth article of the 'Constitution, to be designated as
section eight and ttigniiiiis follows
Na hill
_shall be passed by the Legislature
conta i n i ng more than.- one subject, which shall be
clearly expressed - in :cite title, except appropriation
bills.
, "Sze. 9. No billehell be passed by the Legislature,
granting any powers or privileges, ir. any case where
the anthor:ty to grant such powers or privileges, has
been .ot rimy hereafter be, conferred upon the courts,
of! this Commonwealth," has been agreed to by the.
majority of,the members elected to each House of the,
Legislature, at two successive sessions of the same;
And whereas, It.ts provided in the tenth articleouf
said Constitution. that any amendments so agreed mu,
on.shellbe Submitted to the people in such manner
and at.anat time, at least three, months after being so
agreed to.hy. the two Houses, as the Legislature shall
prescribei; such submissien, to be in such manner and
form, thht tho ; may vote for • aAtilnet each
aufeidment'neparate and distinetly
And Inherent, By an act of the GenerreAseembly of
thin Commonwealth, passed the trreptYthiiii day of
April. Auto lionsint, one thousimd.edglit-diendred and
sixty-four, it is provided, "that for,ilteptirpepe of ascer
taining the sense of the peoplesifihis , COmmonweulth,
in., regard to the adoption or 'ejection- or said amend
ments, or either of them. the flovernor, of this Com
monwealth shall issue a writ of election, directed to
each and every Sheriff; of this Commonwealth, com
manding them to give notice 4n the usual manner,,in
not lesS than two newspapers itteach,oity-atid coup.
ty Provided, That so many are publielted,the'rein,
and by at least two printed handbills iiriea li election
district of every city and county wherein no newspa
per is published, that an election *ill be held in each
of the townsh ipe, boroughs. wards, precints and die
tricts therein, on the FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST
in the year ....lour Lord, one. thousand eight hundred
and 'Sixty four, for the purpose of deciding upon the
apprival and ratificAtion, or rejection, of the said
amendments, which said election shall be opened:
held and closed upon the day last aforesaid, at the
places and within the hours, at and within which, the
general elections-of this Common it; e4ttr x 4reC4frected
to be opened, held and Closed.' • -• •
25'bu," therifore, In obedience to the requiremeffte of"
the lath article of the CoqattAnttort:andin accordance .
.with the true intent and Ittittititsj of the said act of the
General Assetnbly atlas Commonwealth; I, ANDREW
qovernir - ofibe laid CemutenweOlt of
Post,p p y r iseff kw. ittank-thitorrlt.'ectmnianitidli Add
quiring you, Ike said Peter L. Si ouch, Sheriff of the
said county, to : give ladiea . in the'uxnal manner. iirof
as by law required, that en electiiiit will be held ae- -
cording to the terms 'of the Constitution, and pros!,
Sion? of the art Of the s Cienoral-,4oearably aforesaid,
in each of the townships, borough?, wards, predate
and districts therein, on the First Tuesday of August,
In the yetr of our Lard, one' thole:and eight hun
dred and sixty four, for the purpose of deciding upon
the approval and ratification, or rejection, of the said
amendments.
Iron under my hand and the great !Seal of the
State,.at Harrisburg, this twenty first day, of June, In
the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
Nix** four, and of the Commonwealth the eighty.
ulghth.
Ey the Governor. ELI SLIFER.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
In pursuance of the attaVe proclamation of the Gov
ernor of the Cominhewealth cilll'onneylvania, I, PE
TER L. mum, High Sheriff of the County of Leb
anon, Pennsylvania, do hereby make known and
give MAIM to the electors of the county - attiresil,
that an election will be bold hi- the said -.Mtn . War Lab
anon, ON TUESDAY, THE SECOND Or
AU
GUST, 186.4 for the purpose of voting' on --"ajoint;.ree
elution proposing certain amendments to the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth,"
I ALSO HEREBY MAKE KNOWN AND GIVE
NOTICE that the places of holding the aforesaid Gen
eral election in the several wards, borougha , districts
and townships within the county of Lebanon, aro as
follows, to wit
The Electors of the East Ward Borough of Lebanon
are to meet in the Commissioners' rooms in the Court
House in said
.Borough
The. Electors of the West Ward of the Borough of
Lebanon aro to,lneet in the Jury AoPta r on the west
side of the Court'llehee in said Bs rough.
The - Electors of &nth Lebanon towntiblii'aro to meet
in the Grand Jury room at the Court house in the
L'orougn of Lebanor4
The Electors of North Lebanon Barone* arolO sweet
at the gli_bije 401 4 ,,QPPohjeutill ZaTior, in :lialskpoo.
The Electors of 'North 'Lebanon township are to
meet at the Public klouse'of It. G Lents, in said town.
. ,
The Electors of Jackson township, are to meet at the
Public House of Jacob It. Miller, in said township.
,The. Electors of North Anorak township, are to
melt at the Public House of Simon M. Cre.ll, in said
township.
The Electors of Heidelberg ,township, are to meat at
the Public-;House of hey iS. Cl:forty, in said township.
The Electors of,Londonderry.-towuship are to meet
at the Public House, of , John Wheland said
township. •
The Electors of East Hanover township are to meat
at the Public House of Jacob W Adams, in said town.
ship. •
The Electers of Awatara township are to meet at the
Public House of Almon Heilman. in said township.
. . . .
The Medal's of Bethel township are to meet at the
Public House of Jacob -ReinLam in said township.
The Electors of Union toWualiiVare-to meet at, the
Public Liousei ; of Daniel Bordner, icoacidiowuship;
Tkelillectorn of Milicreek township are to lueot
the, Public,. House of Frederick A. Shultz, in said'
township. •
The Eiccinrs ofSouth Annyille township aro to meet
at the Public House of Jacob Fink, in said township.
The Electors of Cold Spring - township are to meet
at the School House, at.or 'near Bausch Gap, In said
teenship. : =
The Electors of Cornwall, tovroeffip, embraced In the
southern district of said tetilship aro to meet at the
Public Holise G. Eby., im said district,
The Blectoter or the Northern district Cornwall
township - are- 'to meet - la • Traverse Jury room oh:the
nes table of the Court House, In the Borough of Leba
non.
I, also, for the infdrielation of the electors of the
county of Lebanon, put ilh the act entitled, ...tin act
prescribing the time and manner ofaubmittiong to the
people, for their approval and ratification, or..rejection,
the proposed'aniern'tnente to the ConstitofOn.!!._
NV/mazes, A' joint restill4l6ii„ &posing Certain
amendments to the Constitution ofltlsCommonwealt4
has been agreed to by a majority 'of the members elected
to each house ot the Legislature; .limo "successive
sessions of the same, the first session' commencing on
the flint-Tuesday of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight-hundred and sixty. three, and the
second aesSiott commencing on the first 'Tuesday in
January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eigh,t
hundred and sixty-toxin.;
An./ whereat It in Provided in the tenth article of
the Constitution, that any amendment, so agreed
upon, shall be submitted.to the people in numb a man
ner, and at such times, at least -three-months after
being so agreed to by the twd houses, as the Legisla
ture shall prescribe, Bush': submission to be in such
manner and. form that the people may vote for or
against; each: amendment separatelY, and distinctly ;
therefor e Sec. l ' Be it ettact4 thd Senate anctiLifethii: of flip
retinktrires of the Commonmearth of Pennsylvania in
General Aseembly met, and it is hereby emitted by the
authority of the same, That for the purpose of enter
taining the sense of the people of this Commonwealth,
in regard to the adoption or rejection of said amend-,
mauls, or either of them, the Governor of this Com
monwealth shall issue a writ of election, directed to
to each and overreberiff of this. Commonwealth,
commanding •them to give notice, in the usual
manner, in not less than two newspapers in each city
and county: Provided, That so many aro published
therein, and by at least two printed handbills in each
election district of every city and county wherein no
newspaper is published, that au election will be held
in each of the townships, boroughs, wards, precincts
anti districts therein, on the first Tuesday of August,.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred'
and sixty-four, for the purpose of -deciding upon the
approval and ratilleafitim,-..0r ~ rejectiott tbb said
amendments; which sdill'eleiltiOnaliall bo,Optitted f luild'e
end closed noon the day riffOideettl,nt - the'Ottlia and
Within' the hours at and Within WWII tha generej else
Clone of the CoMmonwealWare directed to he °Potted, -
held And closed; and it shell he the duty of thejudges
inspectors and Clerks of ate townships, bores', watts:,
yi'Yeejnots and districts to receive, at the said election,
tickets, not exceeding the number of propelled amend"
merits, either written or printed, or partly written and
partly printed, from much' of - the qualified voters of.
this State, who may otter the same, and to deposit them
in 'a box or boxes, to be for 'that purples provided-by"
the proper officers; which tickets shall be, respective-
IY;labelled ou the outside, "First Amendment," "Sec
onet.Amondment," and "Third Ame Minton t;" and thone
who are favorable to said amendments, or ally of thank
may cape as their approval thereof by voting each, as
many separate written or Pinned or partly written
and partly printed ballots nrhickets, as there are
amendments approved by them; ecifitaitung, on the in
side thereof, the porde "For the: Amendment t" and
those who are opposed to such weetendments, or any of
themonay express their oppositp.iittiy voting each, es.
many separate, written or printed or - partly ' , written
and partly printed ballets or tibhutsoo, there are
amendments not approted by thern,iantaining, on the,
inside thereof, the words, "Against ale, wmundment ;"
the elector- voting for or against Os athendmant shall
be considered se voting for or against!: the proposed
fourth section to articlethi ea et the 90,4titution, ex
tending the right of suffrage to - sobitensi' °teeters vo
ting for or against the ascend amendment shall be con
sidered an voting for or against the proposed eighth'
aection to article eleven of th e email u tionjand electors
voting for or atralutt the third amendment shall ba con.
sideraii as voting for or against the proposed VOW sse
tion to article eleven of the Constitution.
. _ .
Sec. 2. That the election on theseidproposed amend
menta sball,in all respects, be conducted as the gene—
ral eloctionsof thicCommouwealth are now oondunted.,
and it shall be the .duty of the return judges of,. the
respective counties and districts thereof, first having
carefully ascertained the number of votes given for' r
against each of said amendments, in the =tuner aforOe
said, to make out 'duplicate' returns thereof, expressed.
in words at length and not figures only one of
which returns. so - made, shall be lodged inthe prothazio
tetra office of. thecburt of oarsmen pleas of the pro.
per mutts, sad the other sealed end directed to the
Secretary of the (kmarilcoweelth, and by on* of said
judges deposited, forthwith, in the moat convenient
, frV
.
-•
ipost-office, upon which postage shall be prepaid at the
expense of the proper wanly.
Sac. 3. That it shall be the duty of the Secretary 6f
the Commonwealth, on the twenty-U:ll'llday of august
next, before fear o'clock, post snerictich, to deliver to
the Speaker of the Senate or the Sp*Xer of the Howie
": Representatives, the returns d *resold electi ,, n
from the several counties of the Hinnutouwealth; and
the same shall on the same 'day s4Yd limit. be opened
and 10 bibbed in the presence at - the - menthe:a of the
Senate and House of kepresentr*s ; said the number
of votes given for and against *A' lOW etribraments, I'e.
speetively, shall be carefully seninied emi . insd'ascer,
dined. and duplicate certitirat4 of theserlitit shall be
signed by the Speakers of thee.twili4thoins. One of
said certificates Ad/ be deliveredlto the Secretary of
the Commonwealth, who shall chose the satne'to be rO
- and tiled in his office, mid' tfie other of said cal•
tilicatee shall be delivered to the Governor, who shall
forthwith issue his proclamation, declaring whether
the said amendments, or either of them, have been ap
proved and retitled by a majority of the qualified voters
of the State v , ,ting therein: Provided, That if foe any
eAUH4, a quorum of either houses of the Legislature
shell not be present at the day and hour above men=
tinned, then the said votes shall ho opened lirthe pre - .
once of such members of said houses as shall be orals'.
cut; and in. case of the absence of the Speaker
either of said houses, the said certificates shall 'be
signed by the Speaker print ; or is case of the ah
sence of both speakers, by Chief Clerks of both
houses, or either of them ha absence of one of the
said eterke.
Sac. 4. That the several duties required to be'per.
formed by=_ We sheriffs, commissioner's, constable:4
judges, ininitanors, and all other officetaAheaserkin
end about tboyiinpral4lost*lfivf.ttlairednimoimealtb,
shall be pertbritnid * by such :officers in and about the
election heusissiwevided few; and all persona, whether
Macerator. tigers ; shall be liable to the same punish
ment for .the neglect of any duty or the commission
of any ,o,fienaa at, in or about the said election as they
would teethe neglect Wilke duty or,' mission of
like offence at, in or about the g.nbill ClOctioniof this
Commonwealth, -' • '
Speaker of the linnet, orrepresentatives.
. .
JOHN. P. PIi,NNNY, •
, • Speaker of the Senahn
Ammovee—The twenty-third day of April,- Anno'Do
mini, one thousand eight.bundreitaud sixty-four.
Stelarrati-orontrims amens.
Pursuant to the prnviehme 4 contained in. the 2d see ,
tioeoof
,thq act afinesaidA'he judges of the afriressid
distrlekt•Malleraspeceistety rtsire..ebarge of the co - rail.'
cater or return of the election their-reameative
trials, and produce them at a meeting of ebb jr.dger
from each district, athebenen, on the third day alter
theday ofeleetion, being FRIDAY, the sth of AUGUST,
then and there to de tiptperiorm. the duties required
by law oftlibliffljUdges. 4
Ale., thartgbisteraltidite byuligkelistehentetaidabla
aceitiont is nonlife to attend such _ineetir4,Cfr:ftniges,
then the certificate or return aforesaid shall be taken
charge of by else of the, inspectors or clerk:sof the elect
tioo pt. saki district; whO shall dennd,perform the do
ties required of asid.judgee unable to attend.
(liven under my. hand, in my pffice its ,Leltaneft the.
6th day of July, A.D., 1864
PETER L. STOIRRI,'
Sheriff of Leikeriesi Co,
Seizures CeriCKLebanonoluty 13,1864.—zte
Wistar's Balsam
IMZD OIMUM
Dick` •OF %TEE OLDEST...OTh MOST RELIA
BLE-REMEDIES IVIIIIIWORLD FOR
Coughip; Cold', Whooping Cough, Haman*
Difficulty of Breathing. ipithma, Hoarse
neer, core Throe.% Croup and every
. affection of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,
IN IVNNG EVEN
"CONSUMPTION.
Wistaes Balsam% of wild
So general has the use or this" remedy hOoome, and
so popular le It everywltgre, that It isaoaeceasary JO
recountltfeirtima, works speak - Sir it.„5111 sod
caramel:U*lh the abundant and,iolusitary teWilmOny of
the many who from long suffering , end settled disown
bare by .its.age been restorep.te - Vriptine rigor and
health. We csau presen t :
• afrita a.p.lleviduticeju proof of
our attertiOns, that •
CApiNOT BE DISCREDITED,
The Rev. Jacob Seekler,
Well known and muck respected among the Gerona
population in this country, makes the following state.
meat for the benefit of the afflicted.
Ilaxovsa, Pa.. Feb 16,1859.
Dear Sirs:—having realized in my family impels
taut benefits from the use of yotte;valusbk4repatatibit
litzsist. WILD Cinattv 7 .4,affqFdit iner,
pleasure to recommend it to the public. Eaine7 eighr
years ago one of my daughters seemed to be de7
cline, and little hopes of her recovery were entertsito
I then procured n bottle of your excellent Bet leani, and
before elle had taken the whole of the 'contents of the
bottle kJ:Ore.:vett a great improvement in her heal th . I
have in mytndlVidual case.. made' frequently 1150 of
your, valuably wordFcluePand btere always been benefit.
ed b,y
Front Jeise; •Sniith; i President; of
the Morris County Bank, Morris
town, New Jersey.
offering used DeNVISr4BALUDE WILD trittlX
for about fifteen years, awing realized its as&
dal results in my family, it affords me great plasma]s
n recommending it to the public as a rateable remedy
n cases of weak lungs, colds, coughs, ba , and a rem*.
dy . which I consider to be enterely innocent, and may
be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate in
health", ; ' '
Fcom Hon. John B. Smith, a Distin
guished Lawyer in Trfestmins
.., ....ter Maryland, •
have on several oecastonentied"Dr. Vrirsn's BAL.
SAM OP WILD QHEen7 forper.OVAWOR, sitdniWisie with
decided benefit. I brunt of to Vreparation that to
more efficacious or more deserving of general use. . - -
The - Balsam has mho been need with excellent effect
by J. /I. ILLIOTT, alerebant, lre Orem Roadi, Md.
Wislar's Balsam of Wild
Non. genuine pram .sIgQ44I; 4 51.. BIITTil," on the
wrapper.
TOR SNLFHPI,-
NINE? ORE, No. 481 Broacj dj, NO'w York.
8. W. YOWLOA.ln'aCbOi.aPirirrarisogteOrktos.
REDDING'S RUSSIA -SALVE
Forty Years' Experience
Das fully established the e*Tl4:Ol/ of
S
IREDDING'S . 13 IA
SALVE,
•
Orr alLotlier healing preparations.
It cures RR IchiA4 'of SORES, DUES, SCALDS,
BURNS, BOILS, ULCERS; SALT ERYSID.
ELAS, STIES, PILES, WRNS, SORE I,INIS,'SOItII
EYRE, &e., &c. REMOVING THE PAIN .AX ONCE „.
AND REDUCING TIIR' MOST ANGRY LOOKING
SWELLINGS AND 'INFLAMMATION ASIF BY MAG
IC. ONLY 2.1 CENTS A BOX.
J. P. DINSMORE, N 0.491 Broadway New York.
S. W. TOWLE & C0.,N0. 18 Tremont St., Boston
.And by all Druggiets
June 15114.-2y•ow;
NOTICE.PUBLIC
NOTICE is hereby given, that the account .
ofJobi L. Saylor, aseinuee for the benefit of
Cred nom, under a voluntary deed of asalgrunent,uf -.
LEVI SAYLOR and WIFE, has been filed in the _
th°notorre:.(6.2s% sanddiorieri Cooory, end that. the
tiptoe will be urreented, tattle Court. or, Common Eleali ; .
of se,kl Cininty;nti ihe'fhilvf:Xondrry of , ,August, next,
ft, eoullrinatioh and allowance,itiNeyt. and where eII
persons interested may attend itheithioltyroper,
lIENET SIEGEISTI,TOth'y.
ProthonotarY , e Ocoee, July 13,1804,
' • 7 Notice. •
ÜBLIC NIJITCH #ll , hereby given,. that the account.
P
of George Rigier, assignee for the benefit of Credi
tore under ei yoluutary. deed of assignment executed
by DANIE.CHGENING and WIFE, of North Anwrille
township, Lebanon County has been flied in the
Prothonotary's Office, Lebanon County, and that the
same will be presented to the Coln tqf coMtnon Plow
of said County, on the Third'EfOndiwer,August, next;
for confirmation and allowance, when. an& where sit
persons Interested may attend, if theilhink proper.
HENRY SIEGILTBT, Frotb'y,
Prothonotary's Office, July 13,1864.
Notice. . -
)UR!IC Nonozo,hbreby'.lrivon opytlnt.f
of Jonatiningirt* Comittliffili • mid. 'Trustee 'of:
1d41,„A0 )101rE0A:TI, an linbigiatdrunkr.ra. et /tail*
linfd totrnshie,'Lebaitorr'Cottuty, Lae been. nod
Prothonotery's,..o4ine, of /Anion. aiittntir, atialhae
,tha: same will Tireseiated to Urn Court ,nt , Cornanosi
, - Pleas of said COunty, on the riiir,d,)roidan of Ark
next, for confirmation and allowinoehwhiiii and . or .
'all persons interested mai tstterid if thiy' think proper'
n'lraißY STEGRIST, Watley.
,Prothanotat4e.9_yea,,tly 18,1854.
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t a' xd - 4 . oskeiP' h Iltela er ' ° . I.
Cornwall tP4 flyers& triaaeff, of us, lam air a
vol. Xfarrow.. The Otalor: will _l4l37rdfal, by re
turplog ft to the widoregottotoop . % o Seely,.
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OF
JACOB SEGIILER.
C. 4PrrY.
FOR SALM Br
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