XIN Giotto.
DAWSON ' S ALE.—The following
says tho Germantown 'Telegraph, is
too good to be lost, although it oc
curred some years agoin German•
tdWolin a hottel not many miles from
the railroad :
you give a glees of ale,ifyou
please ?" asked ft rather seedyieh-look
log person;-•and an old but well
brushed coat, - alfd'a most too Shiny
bat.
It was produced by the bar. tender,
creaming over the edge of—the' tum
bler.
"Thank ye," said the -recipient, as
he placed it to his rips, and said :
"This is - very fine ale—vers. Whose
is it?"
"Dawson's."
"It is Dawson's ' eh 7 W ell, give ns
another glass of it."
It was done; and -heliting'it tip' to
the light and iedking through it, the
connoisseur said :
"'Pon my work, it is superb ale--
superb I—clear as •Madeira. .I. must
have some more of that. Give me a
mug of it."
Tho mug was imrnished; btit be
fore putting it to::his lips the imbiber
said :
Ale did you say' this was?"
"Dawson's" repeated the bar-ten
der. •
romaine or t e appreciative-gentle
man to say, as' be wiped his mouth
and went toward the door :
"Dawson's ale is it ? I know'Dew.'
son very well-1. sbhll see him soon,
and will settle witirkfra for two glas
es and a mug of his incomparable
brew! Good morning.
A PUN THAT IS NO JOKE.
A Pren'ehman near the Canada
line, in Vermont, sold a 'horse to his
Yankee neighbor, which herecommen=
ded as being a very sound animal, in
spite of unprepossessing appearance.
To every inquiry of the buyer re
specting the-qualities of the horse,
the Frenchman gave a favorite reply,
• but alwayscommenced his common.
- dation - with the depreciatory re
mark- •
"Re's not. look ver good."
The Yankee caring little for the
looks of the horse, of which . hejudged
for himself, without the seller's assis
tance, and being fully persuaded, af
ter minute inspection, that the. beast
was worth the moderate sum risked
for 14m, made the purchase' and took
him home; A few days afterwards
be returned to the seller in high dud
geon, and declared that ho had been
cheated in the quality of the horse.
"Vat •iwele canter r said the French
man...
"Matter I" said the Yankee, "mat
ter enough; the horse can't see; be
is blind'us a bat !"
"Ah.P ) said the Frenchman, "vat I
vas tellypia he vas not kiek_ver good
—443 gar, deal, know if he look at
- ea" -
A "TAKE-vr” BLUNDER.-A laugh
able mistake is shown in the follow
ing mixing of two articles—one con
cerning a preacher, the other about
the freaks of a mad dog—which oc
curred in •a hurried "make up" in a
printing office
lißev. 'James 'Thom peon, `Rector .- of
.St. Andrew's church, preached to a
large concourse of - people on Sunday
last. This was his last sermon. in
a few weeks he will bid farewell to
his congregation, as his physician ed
vises him to cross the Atlantic. He
exhorted his brethren and sisters,
and'after the conclusion of a. abort
prayer, took a whim to cut up some
frantic feats. lie ran up Trinity
street to the college. At this stage
of the proceedings a couple of boys
seized him and tied a tin,,kottle' to
his tail, and he again started:,`• A
great crowd collected and for *a - time
there was a grand scene of running
anCeonfusion. After a long race
the was`fmally shot 1:T.44-policeman!'
`"LOYAL" PARSONS.—The chureh as
:a general thing, has become an im
mense machine for.the promulgation
of the peculiar tenonts of the Aboli
tion party, each particular person do
ing the work which was formerly
done by the most despicable of all
politicians-=the pot house pettifog
ger. In other ages the church also
lost its purity and became a State
machine, but always to the detriment
of the church, and -the downfall
of the State political fabrier----
The worst enemies to their country'
over since the world began, have been
___ltsuolitical priests & and the rule
-
in any which has gone before. The
renowned commentator, Dr. Clarke
was doubtless impressed with the
truth of this assertion when ho wrote
the following:
"He who while lie professes the re
ligion of Christ, disturbs society by
his preaching or writing, who es.
eludes from the salvation of God those
who do not conform to his religious
or political creed, never know the na
ture of the Gospel, and never felt its
power and influence."
Otr The Missouri "Legislature"
has passed a bill providing that a per
son whose husband or wile has been
engaged in rebellion against the Gov
`fornruent shall be entitled to'a divorce
do proper application to the courts.
What a saintly people those Missouri
:Nola!' Yankees must ! Couldn't
Oily how pass a resolution instruct
ing S . L Peter to lock the door of the
celestial heaven against the same dia
bolical rebels ?
The' Wit deseryedly won his bet
who, in company, when overy ono
was bragging of his tall relatious,
wagered that be himself ;had 'a broth
er twelve feet high. He had, he said,
"two half brothers, .each measuring
sixrfeet."
What'is there which, supposing its
greatest'breadth .to .be four inches,
length nine inches, and depth. three
inches, contains a solid foot? A
shoe.
SETTLEMENT
B - - -
ETWEEN the Directors of the Lebanon County
Aires house and the Auditors of said connly, few
the year ending on the 2d day of January, 1396, in
clusive.
- .
Balance hi the hands of . the Tressurceof_.
last year's settlement . $176 40
Cash of the C011117401401101U1 OP 4 orders 2800 00
Cash from Jacob Bobney for horses 410 06
Cash of George Lutz for Mary Daub 21 15
Cash of David Bowmanelate Treasurer 359 61
Cash of Commissioners on 7 ordain $9200 00
. Cash . orrster Rohl for Ann Waffor 300
Cash of Abraham, for John Heilman 62 00
Cash of 11. Rohl balance oncoMo 1 50
Cash of John Tice. for atone 10 00
Cash of Elias Walborn, for cow . 30 00
Cash of George Iloffman, for tallow 40 71
Cash of Elizabeth Brandt, for lea - 25
Paid Waterman Young ,4 • Co., for grim : ..w '
c 07105 ;All 50
TlildVaterman Fox & Cope, for groceiTes . ...Ma 50 .
Paid Jacob °Wiley, for horses - 505 00 .
paid D. T. Werner, for coal and salt • - 952 90.
Paid ILK. 'naming, for merchatillizo' . 29 86
Paid Pennsylvania Insane A. , sylitin, . _224 80' '
Paid Isaac Lutz , for Blaelohnith work , ~ , - :58 49
"Paid Shaak & Risser, for clovereced ' 4O 00•
Paid out door paupers . an 75
Paid Dr. Win. M. GuiltarVialary, - ' 100 00
Paid i dward Kreider, tialitry : ' . 'lO 00
Paid Elias Walborn: Wary
Paid DanielZug, salary • i ' 'l9 00
Paid Jacob Light, aalary - . 18 00
Taidinr,:lt. 11. Light, outdoor medication 4O 00
'Paid Dr. W.,Grumbine, out door medics- '
`4O 00
Coil • .; • ; - - : ~.
Paid Dm J.. 0. Cooper, tint debt' - medley. , -'
•
30 00
Con
. ..
Paid, Gratuities • ' 41 20
Paid Graili'Veldman,lProfosiional sortitest 30 00 i
Paid Anna Kreider, llirellingFeragbe : -.;:26 - 00
• Paid J. A Stine, Hirelings wages ' " 34 00
Paid J. L. Lemberrer. Drugs • - 18 60
paid A. Major.& Brother, repairs . 10 45
Paid Lyon Lemberger,' carding wool . :. .... •8 12
Paid RebertMean, Sawing Lumber • -. 410
'Paid Menryllholanalnotitilit &tits tril 25
Paid John Dotter, flour ' .• • . •9 90
Paid J. 11. 'Kelly; clock 500
Paid Joseph Bowman Hat . . ' 150
Paid °cargo Black, coffins, ,„ 3 00
Paid Peter L. Stouch, saddieewori ' ' Bt7
Paid William Weaver, repairing pump - - ' 850
Paid Thomas mamma em Witching sithnol. ' ' l2 00
''Pail toll - : „... , _ , a t ,
Pifttlialaiimi.'Weepliliewrriali;TrZerner 660 6t
Pale Thorhatt44'elbon,amercharidise J-• 205 Off
Paid .1 .11. Michener & Co., merchandise 275 44
Paid Goodyear & Diffenbach, mercitandita 364 74
. Paid John Groli' tocrelJand l2 ° 12 37
Paid Hotta & Scholi k merchaudizo - , ' 235 99
Paid L. K. Llisidenntich, merchandise • , - 390 96
' Paid D. 31:Vittate, merehandiso . • no 60
"Paid Looser klinithers,'lnetchaltd:z —' 251 72
TM Dare! Light, merchandise , ,„...• 321 59
Paid Ile - nry & Itemoehl, literal:en:ola° ' .267 58
Paid John George, merchandise - ' ' 892 70
Paid Waterman Young a Co., groceries • 91 52
Paid Waterman .& Cone, groceries . 2 t91 - 91
PolotjohniVonderlictqwheat . . , 1197• 50
Paid Ileybb, shad . . 44 00
Paid John If. Slinger, whiskey and Vine- '
gar - ' ,' 175 53
Paid T. L. Bomberger, Drugs and Spices 46 33
Paid George noss,D - rugs and Spices- . : 436 68
Paid Dr. B . F. Ahab", out door medication .. , 70 00
Pahl Dr. D. 11. Biefem out door medication .70 00
Paid L. N. Bower, out door medication " 45 00
&aid Dr. Win. 11. Guilford, out door modi;
tion - •
Paid Dr. J. 0 Cooper, outdoor medication .. -are 00
Pahl Dr. O. L. Itro ider,out door medleation 35 00
Paid Peter Emrich, coffins . 19 00
.
Paid Adam Schell, coffins ' ' , 12 00
Paid 0. IV. Walker. coffins • .• 17 00
Paid IL Arnold, coffins . ' '`.5 1 ,39
raid otit dt50P 99901 9 ' . .596 76
Paid Gratuities , . , , 94 00
Pahl fildWard Kreider, salary, (Staward,) ' ' .200 00
Paid Dr. Win. M. Content, salary , , 100 00
Paid Joseph Bowmen, Treasurer • 'Mt 67
Wald Edward Kreider, extra -.,:-. .-, •• • , x'2s 00
Paid 11. Haber, clacking -
Paid J. 0. Bauer' & Co., tobacco
Paid Pennsylvania Lunatic 'Asylum,'
Board
Paid Daniel * Zng, salt and coal -
Paid D. T. Werner, snit and c i 1
Paid D. Zug, salary •
Paid Jacob Light, salary,.
Paid
Paid Elias W . alborn, salary
Paid 0. P. Miller. salary
Paid Reiser & Peifer, tattle -
Paid Win. Spitler, tattle .
Paid A. id. Zug . & Brotl.cr, r.eripq and
Machinery lO4 4R
-Paid Reading Railroad. freight ' 128 72
Paid George Hoffman, &eight • -El -21
Pain . Karmany, Hardware . 30 87
Paid Charles Greenawah, Hardware . 110 C 9
Paid Solomon Smith, Saddlery 2l 45
Paid John' Yordy, Saddlery 'l7 20
Paid Joseph Bowmen:Rata and Caps 3B 00
Paid Adam Rite, Hats and Cava ' 3 ' 9 50
Paid George Bower, Daylator ' - 40 00
Paid Jacob Pence, Plough and Wagon repair 12 18
Paid John Lawrence,-Shoe making 33 95
Paid Andrew Nok, Shoe makg • 85 45
Paid Ciniatian Geod,'Pern it
Paid James N. Rogers ,Tinware - 18 05
Paid David Bowman, late Treasure and Aunt Mi 68
PiOd J.L.Beckeri Stationery 12 17
rxr-u...5.J.t.v./e..otationare
. c_ _ 212
Paid Jacob Shot; Staling
Paid George Gorty, Lime
Paid J. H. Shaey. Carding Wolit
Paid J. B. Silas, Hireling
Paid Samuel fielhvir, Hireling "
Paid Toll, '
Paid Jacob Stager, Cigar Press
Paid Fisher A Ardat. Shoe finding
Paid Andr Ai , Kauffman, Crocks •
Paid insurance
Paid Samuel troshart,Ectiosistrig
Paid Jobeph Bowmen,Auditing Week
Paid Postage at d Ban itetfipa
Paid John Young, Printing
Paid ,Expense to Baas Co.,
$11,1:162 20
Balance in the hande of the Treasurer 172 42
In conformity with an cot of the Getiertel Assembly of
the ComMonwealth of Penusylvenia, paused the 16th
day of Slarch,lB3o, entitled *-tr Act for the. erection
of a Ilona° for the support of the Poor of Lebanon.
county,", have .: we, the underalgoed, Directors 'of the
Poor of Lebanon county, in ye - junction with the' repo
tarty cleared Altditers, whose duty it is to examine the
foregoing 'statement of receipts and expen litures of
the Poor House Institution, from the 4th day, of Janu
ary, A. D 41664, to the , same day olVanuttry, MIS, in.
elusive, and ..ficed,the same col r ect - -
,
DA !, NIS ZUer. 1 '•
.: .
JACOB LW EIT, Directors.
DANIEL :11Xas, ,
.--3 . .^r-t? • •
thq sttudereignsd, auditors elected. !p settidtdifd
adjust .tlieaprreeal seSetents of I.ebanon,dourity; dose.,
port that wolwe - Clittained tbe for-goineseaquillt and
Youcheis thqieunto belonging, and fin& the same ear.
.
In witness whereof:we have Iterounteeet our hands
and veils this ?6th day el ; January, . D. 4865. :
„ WILLIAM P. BECK L'Y
- S li d:4% duditers._
EILI3I3.IAL,
Attesli4 , -Lesrms Suits, Clerk.
riEDIZION COUNT lI.ALDI9IIOr9I,
Jaanary 2d. 1866. si
Under 10 , p 64r9„
Between ;do 49
do 2D aal , d
10
do 30 t - 40 do 7
do 40650 do 13
do 60.660 do, 10
do 00'&70 do
do -70680 - du 6
BULKS.
'trader 10 lopre,l4
Betwoen 10* 20 • dd
do 20* 3e do 2
do 30 *4O 4
do 40* 60 do lb
do 60160-do 6
do MI &70 do 3
do 70 &80 do 2
Total, iti
- .Children born hero in this County Almdbiihse, 4 4
Vemaleal number of deaths during the year, 17 Mated
'mad 8 females. Total number 25.
PU.IIOI:I4SED 111t1tING TIIE YEAR: ~.
BO p.ir Pruttr.loots 153 petticonte
47 hat.4a4t4afis • 121 pair &staking* '
37 roupdabants ' 28 bonnets
60 handkerchi6fs 1.1 Tedta
,
13 coats 36 wopea's combs
36 pair pants for trays 13 straw hate];
30 pstr saspeaclara 44 fine combs
166 pair MINA, ebqeB 183 womeu'wcbemisa
rrodncts of, the Farm to the year 1 . 1364
Killed 24 Steers, weighing 14,700 pounds; 23 flogs,
weighing 6,368 pounds.
097 buehela wreat
221 do Rye
643 do Potatoes
880 do corn
1500 do oats
Joh o *dietary I costrfor .
120670; weight of hides, 24
1933.. Lebai
164 loads hay
; 13 biashels Cloterseed :
16 do Timothy send
1200 do . Liam.
*lOO REvErARD..
T .
ELE bornmissionera of Lebanon County
hereby Gffor a reward of $lO5 for tho arrest. and
conviction of WILLIAM wwrzaL,'Wh o stands charged
with the murder of Jaeob in North Ann. Cie
Townehfp, Lebanon County, in the month of Noietn
ber, 1864.
TIIOIIAB LESIIER. Colimiseioners
jACWS 111111BACIIFIL of
WI L'An zArtor, Lebanon. coon!/
Attest—OVßlM BUM; Clerk.
Commissioners' Office, Lebanon,;Reb: 15, *O5
Cl . . .
ountyßoanty - Taz .-
TGonlty'Conamiesion'eve 'hereby give
. , .
HE
notice that„they bare e,itandol .the ttme'Ae• Ihl
payment of, the flaunty Taxes until the Furst' day tpo
March, 1863. Alley that date the fall2,penalty. .4f : the'
law will be added, which is Ten , sr cent, The . .tax:
payers are therefore reqnested to pi relikekt 'further'
notlee, or costa.
TIIOMAB LBOUBB,Conn4eaMners
JACOB BRUBACLIBiI, ' _ ef
WILLIAM EARLY, Lawton tiouisty, .
1
Attent:—ouros max, Clerk.
,--
Lebanon, Felnuary , 15,1855 '- 3t . .
*Jacob E. .1.... Zinkinuternian's*
FIRST CLASS LrAIR-DRESSING AND ELAIR.DYK-
Hid SALOON, Market street, -Dear, Cumberland,
and aPpeeite the .Eaglellutal. Tiding thankfir hu• the
liberal ien.ronege tienetefore extended to him, be would
yeepectfullyeattett li continuance of the,saine.
Lebanon. July 2 11182. .
~
, .
N. 11 . — Tha.Saluen will.be closed , on Sunday.
Blanks for DauntF,andiovatid Pen
slop Claims-just printed and for sale at the Ao-
IMMURE Offitli.
INIM
SISTATARL IRON 'COMP
OF PENNSIVIAVAIIA, /
ORGANIZED UNDER THE ACT OF AS
SEMBLY, APRIL 21, 161.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,500,060.
150,009 SHARES. AT $lO BAKE„
SUBSCRIPTION' PRICE. $5 PER SHARE.
CASH WORKING.. CAPITAL, $125,000
ROLAND, CURTIN, Provident. Centre County, Pa
MARTIN EARLY, Tice Provigont, Lebanon Co., pa
J. B, MUFFLY.' Soc'sr• and freasurer,llerrieburg, Pa
E. BLANCIWID,Agiettor.. . Bellefonte, Pa
DANIEL S. EARLY ;G:en. 'Thnumelstoten, Pe
,$13134 fit
ROLAND ,OURTIN, -JACOB SitOPE,
GEO, EVANS, MIN EARLY,
WM. S. SASSALLi TROlg. AS, TOLIVAN,
GEO: ,
I.4drises mut Are tases.
. .
TUE' Whole-number of Aeteabdlonglag to _the Com
- party lecindflig•' the lead& holds, itil ell :TWENTY
EIGHT 'LEASES - AND' PURCHASES - '(elmost• All df
which are/for' - the - long term. of Ninety-'Nine yinsis) are
Mine •hondretl'AcreaJtheee hundred ithd nil:nap:three
of which are in FEE ,SIUPLE,.. All of tibial:x.oOn fee
simple, comP - rielpg.Us above stated, almost font' hun
dred'acret; ere arable and in excellent ordimeorlartn
' Int purposes, on which a autileitut quantity ofthayund
grain can he raised yearlyto render life - Utmrpany el.
most, If out entieelycri4 AlStipyiling. , i . ..
Vocality: ,
~
' The lands idthe - Ofitnpany are contiguous Ad' each
other. eituated -int Derry township, Dauphin county,
Pa., and being located in the great anthanon Valley,
which . extends „Irma Harrisburg hundreds °. of mites,
fl : r: ; i ::: :v4Y .leai7 l oth t S : t'intl
relnessndrertillY:a f s° r a:ffrg:amPi6stilie:of9.r : isl: : SlnDe : eg l crth ; fl;e
T,isVali?lsreri batln dlieifiedbP gentleud.llsattlraugbutilenitab.atirl
Swatara wends its way, giving variety and beauty to
the laraisedpi,while its entire course is threogb a re
gion in which iron ore is abundant, and the soil rich
and tortlldlintestone. • •
a The bode-ore ,nearer the .markets of t- llarriaburg,
Reactin e .a., Philadelphia and. New York. bottiltprail and
..„. ~......
itload and the.llition , Canal, as well aft by all the great
,raiiroads and eituthr - lradiating, from-,Liarrithorg,
(with their concectithis,) Mal can be readily conveyed
to any part of the eountry to which railroads and mar
°,
, gable waters Mama:,, ..
'EtatilopOrtioliOn Fa cilit ie s.
Theaccilittesitti efranntititatimi:hre Eitisinitassed.—
The Lebanon Valley Rail Road, a continuation of the
Ph ilittlelphin tt,• Reading Railroad, the great thorough
fare conneetinglhe inland' allies of Harrisharg and
Reading with Philadelphia, and New York, wean di
rectly thrdiigh the lauds, affording every `clearable
convenience fur transportitig and conveying -- to and
from the great Eastern and Western marts of the
country the niafinfueturecrand in Moral products of
the Comp:my, as well - as everything necessary for the
carrying on of the troika. ' .- t • - ,
The Union Ceuta also affords excellent water trans
' port:Aida. '1 t dies - - in close' proximity • to' the furnace
site, being within fifty yards of the same - No locality
is more favorably situated 'for 'market, , 'Altogether ie
whatever wily it may be viewed—whether "..for ' means
of tratitipdrtathin;•heauty - cif location, its economical
furnabeeite,tbo great abundance orsuperforLatestone,
nearneasto the other lands of the company, to Hum
-misty-Wu sad to the city -of Harrisburg, (the latter
place being but nine sautes distant,) or its healthiness
—it is certainly in militia 'actuptedneas to the put
pose 8111106 t Untilllpesseit
Geolo-y;
The Company bare secured, at mashie/able expense 1
the services of that eminent 6 cientific topographical
geologist, Professor J. P. Lesley,:whed after a careful
and thorough examination of the lauds, reported of
this great ore belt as tritons : ..; t . - ,
'That me principal ge.d3gical formations and their
geographical reutioashim belong to the same ago from
Monet Alto. in Emulate couuty, to the ,Leltigh river,
being a part of the same ch peat ,of Trtaxlertorn ores,
the Pine arore orea,,,west -of DiLaburg,and . the great •
ore babel Hount, Alto It looks, aiso,as if the to. n
until seine (Colotatufe Leine Au Lo4Dou .county) and thi
or as We r ilammets•eum bet Died , to UtOft same haver
range, The top alumni of 11... it sandatona,contalued
originalbt a large per cent of iron ore (a mixed mud
of pm oxide uud sesquox•de of iron) and in the lapse of
ages, the decay of the slates down to a great depth, and
the perpetual drainage and 'sweepings al the iron mod
frau the mountainside, but especially the anottider..!
legs of the elates, kept always wet at the foet of the
present lied Santis one 11411 e, have separately turd to
gaiter been the cautau of the production of a line or
belt of ore ground three Aundrodicet tetde, at the north
foot of the lulls, richer at amen points . than at others,'
hat everywhere premish g to yield. ore when shafted
into, and, the rich cr and moreatrundent at -.the Menem ;
of the shaf ts A pit recently opened' onsTrlim 1,0‘ . 13
(Frantz's abbr) now about 12 feet deep and thirty yards
soma, has yielded about 3,000 tons of ore,-tt lave t ion of
which omelets of a tine oroy loans and yie his at out 40
per cent. of iron, being , thrown %%Diktat waahing"Or
picking into the littiellie.. It did not begin Lyme:main
'lumps 'of any siv emit -the digg leg • upproacherthe
depth of saw tort feet, when the sunup hole was excavat
ed in a great rums of ore loam and. ore - , b Ells, us. large
as large cannon hat a, some of them hollow and. other.;
-massive, ox--opting the fact that they contain Milner
"us irregular matt'. a BLed with yelLiv clay_its it the
-----w - ilt many.nouow iliiiLa eettilir
lump are under fwd. Trn - srcu - earttswo ---- de Ida of ael-iliz
scent to a cartetaeralre deptle, in fact, to a depth at, which
the regul r d.ainage of the underground limestone
ceases. 'it is
. tnajo be a hundred or /tae bummed. Att."
"The' shaft on Tract No; .14,und. a e..,r.capet.ding trial
shaft Mk Tract No. it, both el which are close to the
bolder of the limes on reeks, bred the fdlowing
results : There was Drat 14 feet of wash, a iy, sand and
.
um trash, (yieldinelitperueet of ire., without washing
or picking, and eold at the mine, - at $5 00 per ton,) then
'43 f• et, of ore mixed with clay..then 8 lest of so-id ore:'
"the directiou of the ere belt eastward is aimed by
a large quantity of ore ncames„sente o I them weigh.
ing 200 ins scattered over - the anr f. ca acre, but bow
collected by tub humeri' into a glove in the comer of a
field 11. or •the road, Wbh tn me roe halls lie many
chunks of redsami stone which hive come Ilan the
1
hills" . _ 1
122 .5
^35142
*s27 32
382 29
;12168
IS 00
38 00
13 CO
40 00
443 30
4687 7
4 G 2
42.
60 00
24 00
-VB
1. 0
13 10
12 5
'fit 57
a 15
1
2 50
13,231,62
Citigeti .OF Ting 0911pANy,
The of for. width the Company boa boon organized
Is entirely and solely fur the purl ode .at developing and
imputing their Mineral lambs Mining, ratting, menu.
factoring, setting and .ciaveying to market the vast
mineral preducht.found in, on and upon their lands.
consisting ill part of Isom ass, - Sins not r, Correa, 'rine,
and other ni .erecting auitable and.. necessary
buildings //Li! machinery for manufaoluring ben, cod
have in contemplation the construction of 'a gravity
railroad from thi mutes to the furnace for CooveYing`
the ore, in fact, t t bring it to the v.. complishment of.
their olje.trtheir united energy and business indUst'r.
and we• are benefit-4 in Centring and assuring the
ateckhottlers- that it will yield largely to then., and
riTsre Ind U.:entente of the higher. t enaracterto capital
late and man of email titratiewho &elle a prctitable,
safe andpaying investment.
.Rnterpribing gentlemen from all parts of the roue lry
are cordially invited to pay a visit to the lands and tit
amino title tildes fur thaw: elves— A 'tide of obit .Jifirert
minu:eitiOnti - flarriebtug;in the trizuriona oars -et 'the
Lehanon:Valle'y Rail Road, sliroutlyty the visitoi• to'
this truly iliairelous mineral deposit.. - • " I
Tinian wishing any additional info mallow, Cli3 r oblain
the t woe br splitting to either of us, either in--person
or through the mails. Ida h'ARLY,
JOlial LY,
Naten'Ai
-Paimyra,itebrnitry c •
hidts,-szerigb r r•eather.
266%. Pautors.oser night,
you, eehryorT 11,1.8L5.
LEDANOtt - ACADEMY
.
frorlD tindertigned hereby inform the public that the
Lebewedit'.deadenage is not intended eaelnsively.for
the youth of the Bcfrough, but it always did, and still
does receive‘pupils from abroad.
Lately, also, the Directors have improved Ste general
character, and elevateddta standard, by refusing to ad
mit pupils without the necemeary gnaTilientionts, and by
their continued care they hope to radseltirla- mdroot- to
its proper place in the estimation of this community.—
A limited number nfpupiltref the proper grade- (ern be
admitted 'front the country by applying to ,
JACOB CAPP, 'ereildent.
JOSEPH LARCll.,Sktekta'
or to CYRUS BOGlift,,ildr
,tomfiluttiop for common-and higher, EngiistiArandh
s Latin and - Greek , $2,par-month.
litilinmiiTAXE,2o, UM&
THE
DIROTORS.
"The praepecting abaft on tract Ni, 3, bas yielded
about 2,48/o.tous of ore, with a suffimelit quantity to
telpply an anthracite furnace making onaFundred tons
of pig 'lron per Week, for a number of years ,if prop
erly developed.'
have bean sunk on tracts No .1. 2 and 28,
ttiefeet through soil, and then eight, feet through ore,
pure and dean, free:Mgt, dirt or elniti.bY tar, the bey
quality that has pot nag: found Ttie.p.ur are stiElde•
sawing in ON incre.tsing in richness and th'antsty r'
"I leave for others the task or pleasure of imagin
ing the depth to which the ore descends, and the caniu.
'barons ed upon each talppoeitions, only sal tag that
wherever, the ore •is evidently decomposed slate, mats
itae.4 'descending eta viable dip, (bele n, ca be,ao un
teasonableness in calculations based.upou a prestt
. .depth
.
ore troth
pit has : yielded 3,0002 - tons of unleashed
orefittil a part , a:the excavate" „which calculated
'..ta :ve a cable contents 64 about tin Inlntiredsand
'fifty; Cubic 'tit 4 thus . ' per, yet d, would be
about 2,200 : tone ' the whith th spit at 25
yards, and Hi depth at 4 yards', every linear yard will
tel MO tong.a. oto, Taking inteaccount the ball
ore in. thy' ilOcr arid sappoSing the ore 'taken out to a
do; th 0nt3.4 yards more, then soory ruitnruz Par-I Of
, quarry' wilt yield about ti thousand tone. 11 will rcqul e
therefore, the roining!itrf.Ouly . ten running lairds to
euppiyyearly.an sabred". e frtrunv.e making one hun
dred tons of Mt iron Per week." •
"With the pits' as / Saw them, I kayo no sent of•
doubt that theibeve calculation will be easily realized.
A good steam engine and powerfulputup should be ob
tained; as the only obstacle to successful -mining here,
-will Its OM eater. it Is my olitiltwt that the ore will
&scout at Si Xtopt to a groat crpth, on the a trh side of
the quarries. "The above calculation does n 0 ..; take into ;
account the exte elan of the ore bait north of the pit.,
The trial pits 'show a breadih cf 0. e bell, at least see'
estop yordirtettir,inew much mortrls•:not orparcut; it is
no doubt, at leaat, one handy 1.1 yards Wale. alailling
a der h in the average primly thee° yards, end we have .
over a Montana tu"s fur every 3 srl of the, tiro belt in
the surface deposit alone. There is no goo/ remon tor
-doubting th t enough ore can be raised per year, from
tracta.Noe. 3, 13,14 and 15 alone, to sun three 111riatatell
stelitlly"capable of making: ono hundred tuns of rg
iron per, week."
Considering the entire pre:erty o 1 mere than nine
hundred acne sud more than serteMac metal', run
sing east end watt. and calculating the great ore belt
many pliii•ixe hare shoot ft to-ho from p,
deposit
07 -
.. aYt'SrelQl/VirdierirliSTMaradetviiPa-i,'6PagleMelri
depth, with only a surface stripping of two feet before
reethiugthesolil ore Velar.)
taintgoverAin ;area of 797,0u0 yards at 1,000 tons per
yard. 797,000,00 u tons *1 are hobo a retching the regu
tar solid stratums, which Professor Lesley thinks will
deseakd tea great depth—probably • t o: caa it an.drea
feet."' Who can Correctly estimate or comprehend the
vast resources cud extent Of this • ineXhauStible ore
belt?
"FILORViNCTI"
Sewing achine.
The Only Machine eapabTe of making More
than One Kind of a Stitch ; and the
Only One having the REVER
SIBLE 'FWD
The feed may be reversed at any point • desired
without stooping, which is a great advantagelin•kun•
toning the ends.of seams.
It makes four different stitches, lock, knot, double
lock, and double knot ; each Stitch perfeet and alike
on both aides of the fabric.
There is no other Machine which will do so large a
range of work as the "Florence.'':
It will Braid, Tuck, Quilt, 'Cord, 'Mem, Rill, Bind,
Slather, and do all kinds of Stitching required by fam.
ilies and Manufacture.
Tfie most inexperienced litid no difficulty lunging it.
'Every Machine is•warranted to give entire satisfat;
tion a nd to do all that is claimed for it.
Air The Florence must seen te be appiechited.
Agent of Lebanon county, lu g !111 - ilia-
Perions .wishing`tchee ,Mactifite in operation
can do so by calling an the Agent, at . h..nnvplei . ::or on
Wm. G. Ward. at Lebanon, t • ' °-
r r EirClergynten wilt be furnished:WM 'said Ma
chine at wholesale prices. k -
For Circulars and Samples of Sewirik,- co:11:na the
Agent, wio will
.be pleased 'fat any ithdir the
Machine and explain its adiantages overall 'others.
Anne in, Feb.lB ,1865.--4ch'tv • '
READING 3AILBOAD.
Winter Arrangement.
7 - SUMER 7th, 1864.
. AMYL k
... ...
GItE.kT TRUNK .LINE iROIII. TIIE,NORTII AND
Nortb.Wett Tor PIIILADF.LPIII Ai NEW-YORK,
READING, POTTSVILLE, LEBANON, ALLENTOWN,
EASTON, &c., *9 . ~..,... t, . . ...:,.' ' ,
t
Tilting halve Ilarrkburg tNow' ' York, net : 6 . llom ,• At
3.00 nod 8.15 A. M nad 1. -.T. AL..orriVlng of "New
'York at 10 A. M.anr ] 2.45 nd 10.00 .P... M., parsing
Lebanon n1..3.63,9.08 A. 11 , and 2..50 P. M. . . •
The above conueet with - dat Star Treats on the Penn.
Sylvania Rail Road, and Skeping Cara :accompany the
first tavo:tra ins, without innege... - ,
Leave for Reading, Po tt v€lle, Tanutaxtryfilinersville
Allentown and ThiladetrAik4._§.3.l,„,A.,„:_,lo,,i_uni 1.45
- Way Trains, stopping at all points, at 7.25 , A. M. and
440 P. M., Passing Lebanon at 8.35 A.. 414,, and 5.58
P. 11l . Returning:: Leave 'New A7ork at 14 , 40. (IL. 12
noon,:antl.7.oo P.M. 'Philadelphia at 8 A. M. and 3.30
P. 12.„• Pottsville atB 50 A. M. and ; Tama.
(put at 8.10 A,41. and 2.15 I'. M., and Beading at 1
midnight, 7.3srind 10:45.A .31, 1.38 and; 6.05 P. AL,
passineLebanbn at 2.00, 8.54, ILSB A. IL, arid 2.56 and
. . _
Reading Accommodation Train : Leaves-Reading at
6.30 A. M., retuning-from Philadelphia at 4,30- P. M.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave-Reading at 6.40 and
11 A. M. for Ephinta,-Litiz, Columbia;
On Sundays : Leave New York at -7-1 0 .M4Philadeb
pbiel.ls -P. 8.[ . „ Zoqszille 7.30 A.M.; Tamagnal A. M.
llarildbitvg 8.15 A. it passing Lebanon at•-9 MS A. 81.,
and Rending at 12 midnight, for llarrisbukgi Pining
Lebanon at . 1.05 A : ' •
Corn/natation, littiesge, Season, S. cLool and Excur
sion Ticket, to and from all points, at reduced Rates.
Baggage,nheckod through : so pounds allowed each
Passenger.
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Erg
ts
Steam MAI. for Rent
undersigned offers for Rent, for ONE YEAR or
1. longer,' hie STEAM mu, situated two miles
east from Lebanon, at Aron. Station,
near thodiallread,. Clenal and Turn.
RV,. pike. Therewith is It STOREHOUSE,
for storing Flour and Grain, a
,Onal
rslllastir Yard at the Culla' and Railroad and
a largo •;..zca les. This Mill le specially
arranged for Flour and Crishoin Work. and'
in an excellent neighhorlipoefortho business.-
A two story DIVELLINGIIIOI7BN,„with Sum- !
liter libuse, Lot ofEronnd; Garden and Sialde, I
le also connected with the property; '
' ' • JtiliN WOLF.
Avon Station, January ;tfl
PRA E SALE
or •
. - .
Borough PrOpeity.
1. 11B'Subscriber offers , Private Sale ibis property
(new. occupied. by Augustus. Witmen,) on Comber
hind street, ..test Lebanon, near Salem's. Lutheran'
Cemetery, consisting,of Lot of Ground , .27 feet front
. mm,..apttilet 200 feet; in. depth.—
, ... , 4 ,7 ,-.1 -- , The imrenients 'ire a two story
',•.';i i g. 1 , ~, brick D ELL'IliCi imam, 22 by 30
'..!.. ~, B, - ,' feet ; Nrith portico JD
,front, allikga
_._, _
_.,"" ' I ,
_..,. ' : lIITCIIEN, 18 by 20. fet,' 134 stories
' -'''''''''''.---'. 'high, geed Well and Cistern, pig. sty,
fruit 'trees, end, other improvements.' Any person
wishing to see said preteity willtall on Mr. Witivan.
For price and other hefornuition call on the subscri
ber in South Aunville township. ~ ,
CIO
Deceber 7
--- -Ta - a - T - om ItEarib-irgla
. .
PE - .DLRSR S •
A SO.
TO THE- - PEOPL ' OF
.M, informs LEBANON,
ARCIJS NATLIAN 'yet ctfol.Y informs the people
of T.epninotoosert - m i • that he - Liao opened , N o _
3 3 33133(3 Panes J)ty Good. Store in Lebanon for the
TryiptESA.Libl - and RBTA Trade °full articles in his
line at the most reduced 'rites possible.- Ills stock
consists in' part of. all k. 8 of WCH4Bll.and
,Ccitton
Stock lugs and:Hose, 'Cult itrirb, ,Dittivers ~..* V rtiolen
Caps and brublas,ll,llttrabif reigo• .&i i l li;o 11- kbidi of
i
Handkerchiefs; • Collars fa ,Ladies - and Gintlettien,
p li a a t t e r n d t res s Les n a m od n ig r e e t a s d , , B p i b u b t t s a , o s
e d i Vetolrvse.
Combs, . 0
m S p o o b . . I
a i i
e n a .,
&e. A large assortment of 0113RELLAS and d'ABA
'9OLS,mt the lowest pricks. S Medea, Pocket-banks,
Por Lim:Malice, Donithbes, - Ci. s;de. A large assort
ment of Musical ins - tram , , Violins, AeMitiloons,
Banjos, Tamborines, Flutes. ifes, Baskets, Trunks;
Carpet Bags, Satchels, and a kinds f of o Toys, the in fact
notion
almost that can be lion
and Fancy Bee. Also a laid variety of. JEWELRY
and 'WATCHES. Beillers an Storekeepers - will dad
N
it` heir interest to boy of u . Our Store is in Cum
berland Street; in Funek's Wilding, between the. N C:urt
Ito u se..andalarket Route.
M RCV S
ATHA ...
.
.
•
FITS!. r,r ! FITS.!
A 11. RlCllEY,.hlerebant Tailor,respectfully an
.pounces to the citizens o hi:tenon, and vicinity
that be hailed returned from the city with a flue us
sortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES ".
7'
all of which lie will sell or make up to order at
prices to suit the times, at his No.l :Tailoring histab
lishinent in Helin'i n rfew inock; 4 door's:South of the
Buck Ilietel,BmithrWaltnet street.'
All work entrhated to :hiss:ire. will be main:factor
ed lu s. workmanlike Meaner as to fashion and dura
bility.
Goode purchased elite-where will be cheerinliAr.,,mado
op to order on tlie'fiatial moderate terms;
Having had yeareefexperience in the Tallorhig
Dry-Goods Witness, and being inclineilto turn to' the
Advantage of hie customers, all the advantages - result
Jag from said acquirements., he feell , 6 flthlficil that it.
will be responded to by a very liberal share of the pub
He patronage.
',Friends calf ones to idense me after'tbat please you
sires.
July 8' 1863.
•
• ' .
R EADYMAPE C
Will •
7 trentelq - .Lose -AT i r , C
ic
- ono of e- 0 8 :m id of a n t
,Ex
abd r has
*ken tim stook of Beedrmadet 4 Plotttlbg• at' the
appraisement, whiphmlll,enable him to eoillovlerl,,b au
. anywhere elqa taia"hebtinght. Can paAtioeft for;Jou r ..
IbriO3ron make you* purobetp. '
BOORS 'WEST PROM' COURT itOtist
Lebanon,My 4,48E4 orIENEY irA SER.
L T E`MBERCER'S
DREG STORE
IN MEDICINES QUALITY IS OF
FIRST IMPORTANCE.
T L. LRAIBERCEI3, Graduate of the Phila.
IC) „ delphia College of ,Phartnacy; Were to'the
citizens of Lebanon and surrounding country,
a PURB selection of Drugs, lrled 4 cfnes and
Chemicals, and the first quality of Perfumer,'
a'vid."Foilet and Fancy Soaps embracing the
b e st matinfactare in the country, and a lare
variety of Tooth Brushes, Nail, Flesh, Clothes
and flair Brushes. Pocket. Toilet and Pine
N
Conibs Of Ivory, Shell, horn and India Rubber.
PURE SPICES.. PURE SPICES.
40 Pure whole and ground Spiees are offered for
Pla sale in large and small qUentlties at
LEMBERGER'S. Drug- Store.
ARDEN SODS)
FLOwER SEEDS,
' i You Will And a fult assortment. nod. *Jorge
variety of FRESH flarden alia:V l4 wer Soe 4B
,LEMOREkER'S:
Condensed Lye, Concentrated Lye, Soda Ash,
and Potash in lirrie rind mnalivntillitiosat
LEABBRGVIV I S Drag %tare.
Washing Soda, Baking Soda, Pearl Ash, Sal
eratus, Cream of Tartar, pure, and for sale
in large and small quantities,at -
LEMBERGERt Drug Store.
If you are Iry want of 'toed Washing' S'oap,
pure white or red, Castile Snap, Country Soap,
Erosive Soon to rmtirfi grease spots . , superior
Shaving soapfburtlus Spinout'
LEMBEiLGERT. i
Do yon want a good Hair Trite? something
to Make the hair grow, to cleanse the head, and
to prevent falling cut of the hail; if you do,
' Call at LEhillEittlElVS.
ice. TRUSSES! TRUSSES!
The afflicted are reunested to cap, and exam
ine my stock of Trnssesa'Supportera, coal
prising a variety of Man ufacture.
.o , 2l,„"idarsh'S" fle.niiine "Improved SeltAti
justing Pad Trois!" .
"Marsh's" CateMenialßandage.
Au invaluablmartiels for - the purpose.
'
Pure OhioCatawba'Brandy
- -
IH
The gennlinp , artielelor :Idedianal Purposes
to he had in all its rarity at
1 • LIIMSERG ER'S Drug Store,
Opposite the Market - Witham
'Atf3ithing (on' tyrant 'that is leapt in a well
conducted First.elass Drug Store,.ean be fnroe
idled - yen by • - -4:
LEIVIBF.11:0
• Cheatist and Apptheaary.
,gFehiing thankful for the. ero. llttbFal
.patrom
age ,thastar re&Aved from 't rt
he ySiehins, titer-l entintiontd.Vitizens of Lebanon and tanrOund-;
again tigielt a share, promising „to use'
every effort to please all.
sfa A
'.Special attention given ,Pni 'Y'E.
PIIEBCRIPTIONS and FAMILY Rocm:Ts; and all
medicine dispensed Warranted PintE, 81‘5 , 48
as 'goad as can be obtained anywhere, am: sold
to suit the times. Remember the Address,
JOB. lEMBERGER
Druggist, Chemist and Apothecary, , ,
Feb, 16, 1860. "Market street, Lebanon, Pa.
-the liedersigned. having taken the Large am C,otnmo
te , s),.inus Hotel, inyottaville, known as Ike
111 ORT "MCA: .410„ VS E.,
.mer - patrons that he is prepared to . amai:do
, Ante all ialin may favor him with
their patronage.
The I‘SORTIMgRItOIISE hne 'been nosily
,papered,
painted, Mid refitraished thioughont, and the NROPRIE
roe feels warranted in saiiiig that it is ' :
UNSURPASSED B, Y, AN Y Cerkt THE
Boroughof Potterille, for ctirefortmiconvealence.
No Pains , wilLbes Spa c ed , ,
To render - ft: an agreeable and coinfortable 'dapping'
pla.ai.for str4 tigers and travelers.
The 'Slabliiag and Shedding,
Attaelled to the II Otel,:ar? : en' id ntly la'r"ge Ybr
cononiAation of;tile tiorseo,and carriages of
his guests:
Thil.total is now opettler;slie
Reception of the Pia)lic.
He will bekappy, to Reams:iodate all who may
give him a val.., - JOSEPH, al. FRGEtt,
Pottsville, April 6 ; 1863. itt °Ogler.
L LAUDERMILCH
New Goods i New fi,oods I ,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BVERS.,
. French Merino ,, all
colored.
ENGLISH MERINO, all Colored.
All Wool Deloins, all colored.
POPLIN MUSLIN DELAINS, &
Black French Cloth.
BEAVER Over Coating.
CLOTH for LADIES, CLOAKS,
from . $2,00, to 8-4,00.
Fancy and Black Cass.
Satinettes, sold from 50 cts. to si,oo.
Bed Check and Ticking.
Bleached and Unbleached _Muslin.
Woolen. Stockings.
Shirting, Flannel,. Shirting, ..Plannel.
. 'Calicoes and Gingharns.
Woolen and Cotton Hoseiries.
Ladies' andGents' Gloves.
Hoop Skirts ! 4 lloop Skirts!!
Balmoral Skirts.
Umbrellas'''. ilibretlasi7, l l
Linen:l and Pa-per
A full lino of .
z.
Ladies and Misses Shawls.
Woolen Hoods ! Woolen _Woodall
Qeripr4l assertatenCtif
Dry Goods,
GiOceries, _
. .
L. K. LAUDERMILCEL
0* - All kinds of Country produce
taken in exchange for Goods.
SAIIIIEL lIAGY
THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Winter
600348
IN THE COUNTY.
.attention Countryrnen
YOLK attention for the present is dulled to the
largo and well selectettstock of. FALL AND
WI NTNN GOODS, at the Cheap Cash Store of
GOODYEAR Sz. DIETENBAOWS
(RA.PE:IFS' BLOCK)
Cumberland ,, Street, Lebanon Pa. •
We purchased 'UAW& thtirieent ad - ranee a -drake as
'sediment of Fall and Winter Goods; Whieh 'for 'beauty
end cheapness canitbtlie excelled. .
CALL AND' SEEFtin, YOURSELVES.
• Ladies' 'Direr Goods.
Full line of French Marino; all colors.
.s at E vg iiih 4,, 44 • s ,
N. • " Coburga 4. • •
" • "" all wool Detains ' N
. ". Manchester " " •
lt pada, -
.41
; ^ t Dresstloods of eveiy , discription.
Ladles' cloth all colors .
Black and fancy .
We have also a good assortment of plain and - Plaid
Wool SHAWLS. : • -
All Wool - FLANNI.ILS, Colton. Flannels, Tieking,
Woolen hoods, Balmorals, hosiery, hoop Skirts,
As., &e.
A large-lot of CALICO for 25 cents and np. •
-Bleached MUSLIN 25 cents and upwards.
Unbleached MUSLIN. - • - • • . -
. • • .
Geaitlemen
Fear. • .
A full line ce cLintrs, - CAMIAERIIB, SATTE
NET'S and VWST/NOB, kindsand,pripw„ which will
be'sold Cheap.
- 11 / 0 1.JEC1ING - 4 -, G001M• . r
Our mourning Department is complete, comprishig a
Full line all wool Delays' 64 Wide,.
" " Canton cloth 6-4 "
" " Alpacas and Dtgahatine ho., Ae. '
" Black 'Tape ' .
Mosiery and Obiree. ' -
Groterit'Amigitr, Coffee,
11Folassa's
Spfees,c','alE;;At'OP PRICES:]
4er , Cl Selected and all, and look through our : Largo
and wellEltook bf Cooda;and get the prices, as'
tie no trouble to skew Goeda , , Our Motto. ill'
"&nalf 74 1 r0)14 afid Quick .45dd , erne
Geed 'Value."
GOODY-B.I A DIPPENBAO.I3.
libation, Sept.l . 4: '
TO THE PUBLIC., •
EXCITING NEWS. . !
.At time 113% 1 C:011.M of
CUMBERLAND •ST.
A.
Queenswa:te
_ .
Kline's Patent Fruit Jai•.
rinailzo ^sevavecwassmas.
HE most effectual Fruit Jar in the Market. Is
nil &al, having no clamping or screw device.—
For sale at LE3IDEIWER'S Drug Store, Market street,
Lebanon.
sir Call and get a circular giving more informa
tion.
Lebanon, June 1,1864.—U.
WALTER'S MILL.
rgabeerlber respectfully Inform. the public that I
he has entirely rebuilt the Mill on the little Swa
taro, formerly known a' "Straw's" and later as "Wen.
gert's," about one-fourth of a mile from Jonestown
Lebanon county,Ta4 ktpli 110 has it now in complete
running order, and* prepared to furnish customers
regularly with a,velytywjlter)or article of
31IU Mr—A 4 llM/
as Olen ae it can be obtained from any.other source.—
lie keeps also on hand and for sale attbe lowest cash
priced RifoP, BRAN, SIFIORTS, dc..„'Ne is also pre
pared to do kinds of 0037031ERS Weitkifer-Xurmers
and otherS, at the very abortest possible-LOW* , Intd in
• vites all to give him a trial. The inachint4y of the
'Mo v ie entirely note and of the latest and Un
proed kind. By strict attention to bnainese and ail
dealing lie hopes to wait, a share of public patronage.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, &C.,
bought, for which the highest Lebanon Market priceS
will be paid. 3, 111' krINLIN WALTItIt.
May 4, 1964.
H
BOOKS &STATIONERY
A NEW FIR,
virittAtik Houck
OVID inforriklbe Dublic, that having bought and
11l consolidated the Dook and Stationery. Stores of
11.11. Itoedel Mid George Waltz ' they are now prepared
to wait on all who will foyer them with a call, at the
old stand (IY. R. Roedel's) in Cumberland street, where
• they will„ always ;have on 'lend a large and well se
lected' supply of*Sehrek , Blank 'arid Sunday School
Books, and.as an inducement they offer their idiscella
mous book:eat greatly reduced prices.
The New-York andl'l ilitdelphia Daily and Weekly
Papers,and.lJagazines, can be had and subscribed for,
on reasonable terms, by calling at their store.
Anything wanting in their line will be cheerfully at
' tended to with promptness and dispatch' •
Leblinon,:lliay 4,1884. ' •
N_DILL
,11 laid•St.,‘ one door :vest of 51arket, a lot of Fres).
Fruit in,eans, including Pe.l.ebes, Gages, Green corn,
Tomatoes Jelhea. .
Picklps.
Plczaloth •Olitzliflower; Rotel:MP, rePPer Sauc e
Cheese. • •
Slno timberger, Sap-Sage.
Sardines, Salmon, Mackerel, herring, Codfish.
itstrrents,Prnrics;•Tified Ill : plea And Peaches,
• limbo/Ties, Apples, !limn iny, Tapioca;
• .. Barley, PenS,,kc, •
A lot orllueltwbeat Meal. Also 50 %tants •of Now
York Apples.
„ , ,
Ilighest price given is CASH for eggs, Butte:
Dried Apples and Peaches`, Beaus, Onions, &c.
Public patronage is solicited.
• J 01.12? BILLER.
Lebfilicn,,Dee. 23,180,$
AMER CAW: H OUSE,
Market Streeti'Ze'bra'nOn„
JOHN DIA.TTHES,
Proprietor.
FFMB proprietor of:this old established and popular
would respectfully inform the•public that
it will be conducted at all times to the comfort and
cotitsenience of its guests. It has been thoroughly re
fitted and renovated. an'd titi, pain's will be spared to
makettlie Table and the , atoll tittles, equal to any
iurtheuomi ty.-
The .B•TAIIIANG and Yard are superior too, and more
. .ettlUtiiiive, than any other in.Lenanon,, new HIED
in Also ill the course of eremite:, which will be com
pleted' in a 'short time. laiti'Ptitionage of the Farmers
and the' Traveling public generally is retipectfally so
d-Mind. , •••
rLAcE-,west side of Market 'street, aed half
square south from thellarket Mouse.
• .
LIN MATTIIES. •
••
Lehatior; April 6, 1664.
D. :S. RA BE R'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
UC,STORE
'llitS•heert tempted to Ida Nevi Ituilding on Cumberland
Street, opposite the Esgle duildings,
Lebanon, Pa.
8 tali g sub aoriber reopeetfuliy announces to his acquain
p 4u:ices-and - the public in general, that - he has
eon
ntly on hand a large stock of
DRUGS, PERFUMERY,
...
MEDICINES, PAINTS,
CHEMICALS, 'JP DYE-STUFFS,
" r VARNISHES, "1.. j` TURPENTINE,
GLASSWARE, - BRUSHES,
llAtit OILS, EXTRACTS,
- faraztotialeo; . fid;ATtiCitrrery of Ifuricy irrti cies—
too numerous to mention,liiiddi be offers at low rates.
and warrants-the qualities of the ;reticles as represent;
ed. Purchasers will please remember this, and exam
ine the qmalities and prices of his goods before purchas
ing elsewhere. - , tEr - Pliysicisn's•pre.scriptions and fam
ily recipes carefully compounded, at all hours of the
day or night, by calling at the Drug Store, opposite the
Eagle Buildings. •
On Sundays the Store will be opened for the corn
pounding of-prescriptions between the hours of 7 and
10 o'clock, A.14.,12 and 1, and 8-and SP. lL
Lebanon, Aug. 13 1862. DAVID S. RARER.
-11411,DWARE AT.WST.
link subscriber offers Lis large and well selected
stock of HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, &c.,
*IT COST FOR trawl%
Parties Wholiare settledtheir accounts to Aprill,lB6l,
will be allowed a liberal credit on purelises.—Those
who bare ' not -settled will find tbeiraccounts with
A, S. Ely; Esg., far immediate settlement and collec
tion. B. bf. KARMANY.
. '
...M . -. introducing theeffect of nodal bans. on: every
instrument. ..
._ .
ERN'EST GABLER'S' ..
4.4.17,EN it BACON'S anti
" HALLET,pAYIS' .1 CO'S.
celebrated PIANOS or Casa; at a liberal deductive.
..Oyer 30.000 sold. .
JAMBS ,ie,tr4Alc, sole-Agent,
'279 and 281 Strath. PllNtStrect. aboTo Sbruce.
2 0,1264/-4.1y, -
.
NORTE LEBANON
Saddle and Barness -111anta.
. factory. . .
r RUE undersigned .has. removed
-L his Saddlery and Harness . - 7111111%4_,,
Manufaetu r y : to a few doors South ::
of the old place, to. the large room
lately occupied by Hillman 'B6 Bro., as -
a Liquorstore; wherein) will be happy to see all his old
friends and customers, and where he has increased fa
cilitleator attending to all the departments of his bug
need. Being deferniiited to be'behintE no other estab
lishment in his abilities to accommodate customers, he
has spared .neither pains .nor •expenatt_ to obtain and
make himself master of every modern improvement in
the business trodsmetwe'the services of the best work-
Men that liberal wages wcruldeommand. Re t will keep
a large stock On hand,.and manufaCture at the short-,
est notice, all descriptions of HARNESS, ouch .as Sad
dles, Bridles, Carpiage Harness, of all kinds; heavy
Harness, Buggy Whips cf the hest manufacture, But.
fain Robes, Fly Nets, such as Cotton,"Worsted , Linen,
and it new kind lately invented ; Wllll.'S of every
kind, such as Buggy Whips, Cart Whips, Ao.; names
of all descriptions. natter Chains,: home-made Traces;
,which he' will warrant to be equal to
any that eau be obtained in any other establishment
in the country. All he asks that those desiring any
thing in this line, should call at his place and examine
xis stock. He feels the fullest confidence in his ability
to give entire satisfaction,,-.
vel,„ All orders thankfully received and prompily
ended to. - SOLOMON SMITH.
North Lebanon Borough; Aug. 13,1862.
Wa b faut Street Ahead!
Glorious News !
Lowry Successful
THE HOLIDAYS COMING I!
t ir ti°. " l : l L. ,I4tAi r itY welAld -respectfully inform the
Citizottecf Lebanon,!tud vicinity, tbat,beshas jngt
returned frem the City "add 'opened at his gtOre; on
Walnut Street, between Carmony end . itollinker's
tett, the.Largestand Completes. Asstrtment of.
Palley White - and Clear &gar'
WOODEN AND -TIN
• rir'l Allr. "411 6 7- egig ''.
''M
Buisona,Plgs, Prunes, Currants, bateti„ Citrons,.
Fil
belle, Walnuts; Peanuts, Almoitdc,; Oranges., Lemons,
;.0.3,08. 0 'ut.,,-,te, dre4:kc.,- With iigreaViiiplety . of
. • .Fren:ch.,4nci...'Qommon, Gaozdie.si..
~ , .
elan. the different flavors ; ,C1.11.1/A , WiatA, .such au' .
vas es , cups and saucers. small China 'trek Setts. &., ac•
Also, a miended. erldllel4o4 l i i ,• . ,
tank '
c os
•-. • .
..
OS". ANL •NINDS, on band; - and ' tainlb to Orilei:—
r.414,-. PAATFAS.anppiled ,at abort *Moo. •,, , 1,
11 /Or; Thankful forLpait *yore': he', 'raspeeifirllrao lie
ns a. oont4nyeatioe ;Of t4it pnblic goott *in, -.1 I . h ..: i. ,
.
Lebanon, JoaaPic Lourx.
.. ,
kovember 16, 1.864.
•I? auwasivs
pv-Emoß . Ro v -
hrerA. IA
Lorenzo ,
WOULD respectfully incense the' Mi.
sena of Lebanon and vfrinity, that
1:47; ,,, he bas REMOVED bia Tailoring estab
lishment to two doors below Philip
DtleCanlly'a /Time Store, where lie will make up Me
nton far hionable Clothing. ALL work entrusted to
him will Le manufactured in the bent numner,on mod
crate terms: Oood fits and enbstentinl making guar
anteed. Thankful fin the liberal patronage extended
to Lim flue far, he hopes by strict attention to Ma
busiriees to merit a continuance of the" name. Ile cor
dially irrates the pnlMic and bis 'castoinera to give
him a mill. [Lebanon, April,6,
.1864 - WEIN STYLES:' , 1864
ADAM RISE, in Cumberland Street, between
Market and the Court llousc,north side; has
now on hand a splendid• assortment of the New -
Style of HATE . AND. CAPS, for men and boys, for 1858
to which the attention of the public is respeetfelly
ted. Eats rd all prices, from the cheapest to the MOB.
costly, always on hand. lie has also just opened a splen
did aseortment of SUMMER, HATE, embracing such a
STRAW, PANAMA, PEDAL, PEARL, HORN, LEO
HORN, SENATE, OMAN, and all others.
egt.lic will also WholeaAo all kinds of flats, Cape
*c.,to Country Merchants on advautageone terms.
.:ahem/ti t May -1,1864.
W AN• E 13-1.1
f.)o' 000 ilr3ll
fe'Plg RYE; CORN " ',•••
9 1 ; 51:900;brteliels OATS •
• • 1 1f0S007bitillieleTYPEIXAS.
Mei), dLe'VERStED, 11310131:ti~teVigeti;ifoi.
w hi c h the highest CAS/I prices wilt ha paid' et the Leb
GEOROX 027ItiAtt _
anon ValleriteiLroad Depotil.ebauvrt, A.
1863-
LIJAII .1.0/0% C 2%. j'in
LEBANON f
Door Sash and Steam Planing
320 1 11_3111:2E-A311-4
Located on the Steant-Hou'le - 2oael, near quatber/ansf
, Street, ,Satt Walton.
MILD nndersigned respectfully infornl
the public in • general, 'that they
till manufacture and keep on band, „,,r' 11. 4 FA,
Door, Sash, Sbuttereillinds, Flooring,
Weather-Soards 0 Gee. Spring
Mouldings, of all ;IVA, Wash Boards. Oating,Surbace,
kF,t,,, Fresh RiTershilittlitCtrVualiTuotiglTfalgArr
large and small buildings.
Werrow invite Farniers Illeehanic9 and Bandits to
call and examine our stoeir., which we will warrant to
giye entire satisfaction to all who may.farot the under
signed with' their custom..
LONG ACRt Sr: oAlif.L.
Lebanon, Mai 4,1864.
P. S.—There is also all - .kinds of TURNING at the
same Mill. 'Planing, Sawing, ec., iitonaptly done for
those who may r thrnisit Lumber.
AsalBl. Rscsor.pt
J icudly auvi/ai+ion
1- 3
it. LI tz,A -
- •
_
•
To all deeiroui of purcbasliig
LIYMBER & COAL
To the best.advantage, At the old established and
irellskitown
LUMBER YARD
REINOETILS & MEILY
At the ITSTIONMA.NAL,,on the East end West sides o
Market Street, North Lebanon Borough.
MILE aubcribers - take pleasure in Informing - 0U dß
"' tens of .Lettanon, and, Furrottmling counties,.that
they still continue the LUMBER AND COAL BUSI
NESS.at their old and, well kiwien stone?, where they
are ditily receiving additional supplies of the
'BEST' AND WELL. SEASONED LUMBER,
consisting of White apd Yellow Pine BOA RDS, PLANK
and SCANTLING. •
Ileinktek BOARDS; PLANK and SCANTLING..
BAILS, POSTS, PALINGS and FENCING BOARDS',
ABII, from Ito 4 inch ;'"CHERRY, from to 3 loch
POPLAR, from 34 to 2 inch.
POplar and hardwood SCANTLING.
Oak 'and Maple BOARDS and PLANES.
Reading and Plastering LATHS.
SHINGLES! SHINGLES/! surga LES !, ! f
Also, Pine and hemlock MINGLES:
COAL? ;COAL/1.. COAL/ 1 1
• A large stock of the best quality of Stove, Broken,
Egg and LinieburnsralCOAL; and also, the best Alle
gheny-COAL for Blacksmiths.
*if Thankful for Cie liberal manner in which they
have heretofore been patronized, they would extend a
cordial invitation for a 'contintiance of favors, as 'they
are confident that now`have the largest, best and
cheapest stock of LUMBER on hand in the county,
which will be sold eta reasonable per eentitge.
X6Fit• Please call and examine our stock and prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
RElNorsus & MEILY.
North Lebanon borough, Mayl, 1862.
Nthe time to - buy your STOVES before raid
winter inhere, and the beat and cheapest place is
at the
Lebanon Stove, - Tin and Sheet Iron Manufac
tory of ,Tames.N. Rogers,
Two doors South from the Lebanon Ihmk, when• can Le
had the largest 'and "best asaortment of PA1t1:011,
HALL, and CCOKING STOVES, ever offered in Leba
non, Gee Burners for Parlors or lied Chambers of his
own make, with a general nonort maul of Parlor Stoves,
and a large variety of the host Cooking Stoves in the
comity or borough, which be warrants to bake or mg
WASH I.IOILERS coo tautly on hand of all sizes,
and the beat material..
COAL .11IIGICHTS—the largest assortment, the bear
lest iron, and the best made in -Lebanon. .
Also, a large stock of TIN WAItR, made of the best
material and in a woritraililike . manner. As be is a
practical Worktnan, and has had an expel. leace of
twenty-fire years, he feels confident that be can pica
general satisfaction.
He takes this method of returning his t hawks to his
numerous customers far their liberal suppat, and ho
hopes, by strictly at tending to his own business and
:eating other people's alone, to still receive a share of
puplie patronage:• JAMES N. ROGERS.
44 - Particular attention paid to all kinds of JOBEIM
such as Roofing, Spouting, &c., and all work warranted
MAY 11, 1864.
MIRMIA " DLTID B. LONG.
Ne.w Pirmt.
Cheap Cask Store, and llilllwy and
'Grain Bysin'ess.
rI'OTE undersigned /paving forniail a partnership in the
MERCANTILE . , MILLMG AND GRAIN BUSI
NESS,wouId respectfullyjnrite the attention of the
public their establishments, They will tontine to
keep, at the late standof.B,llEßlC;
kinds,
A
LONG, a moat complete stock of all kinds of ,GOODS
Initially .kept fn a+countrY store , which they will re
tail Cheap for ;CASK,
,or COUNTBY •PROGIICE, They
also went trinity for cash
50,000 Bushels of WHEAT,
. 30,000 Bushels of RYN,
20,000 Bushels of CORN,
25,000 Bushyls'of OATS.
For Which they will pay the bibbeat Plarket Prices.—
They will also take GRAIN on STORAGE. The wilt keep
alivaYs on hand and sell at the lowest'prices, COAL, by
thellont Load or-by the Top; all Iciznls orMILL FEED,
SALT, PLASTER, Be.
Aar- They solicit' the business of all their eld friends
end the public, .7.nd,will-endearor to deal on such lib
eral and just principles its will give satisfaction to all.
• SUER'S. & LONG.
Northr g ebtinon,*ay 4, 16,64
LEBANON VALLEY INSTITUTE.
—AT ANNVILLE, LEBANON'COUNTY;PA.
W. J.. 13 URATSIDE, A. ;Principal.
TUE ENSUING SESSION will _commence on
1 . MONDAY,. July 2lst.
TOE SCHOOL has the adrentages of n pleasant and
beautiful Loeatine,--spaeious Buildinge—Tentillated
llooms—ii due-Library sad Cabinet.
'TELBCOURSE OF STUDY is not fmed, the studies of
each pupilfieing.diteeted aec,ordingro the tune be .ean.
'afford in. F.,elteol, or to the Piofession he designs to pur•
sibs: '
TIIE NOltll4. 3 .93,PARTATtNT offers special advan
tages to those wholtroposli 'to engage in Teaching ; as
.the Course ;pursued conforms Strictly to the require
meats of ..the.County Superintendent, aud to the• Coarse
of.tlio':gtate Noires] School.
ligh...-OIIICULARS , and further Informatitth can be ob•
talned by addreselng the Principal.
. . W.
'June 25, 1861. f 7.4.mtvills i Pa.
CLOCKS.
• -- Thirty pay,.
istoy,
'"lThirty Hour,
CLOCKS,
"Just Reemved at
r,7.,, . 1 ". - 11LAIR'S Jewelry Store,
•..„ Lebanon,Pa.
, •
JulyEL
..„, . . NOtieee
flint& le tei notify all Carpenters and Cabinet makers
1 that: no:bills fr 00lb:toxin be paid by the Dime.
tore of the Poiw for' ireor.personodying within a circle
'tifflveirrilea tif the Poor Rouse; as all such persons
Will,lio furnhthed,with Coffins free of expense on: appal
cation to LBO SteNtard at the Poorhouse..
4021 N M. BOWMAN,. - ' : :';' ~ `. .
.RLIAS WALBORN, ' Dime:ore of the „Poor.
GEO. ZiMAIBBRIAN,
4 " 44 1 3!.? 7 , /SW .: ' , l .. : -
nirli t ill4l Asoctf Leon,
.• PIIILADELPEITA,'ECz
TIift3BASES of the Nervous, :Seminal, .-11Tiehritry and
_LI Sound Syeteme—new and reliable treatment—in
reports of the ItOWARDASSOCIATION—Sbntty lean
iq.sealed Jotter envelopes, free of charge; .Address,
Drl4. SN'llOl9 HOUGIMN, lfower4 Antioeiation,
No: 2 South Ninth Street,PLiladelpbla, ..
Marsh 9,1864.—1 y.
-
1‘ • ' PEED
rigs.
las gubscribervoln,h4pd quaniity ofexcellent
`'CATTLE` ANDITWFBIN), 'at lila Brewery, ia
North Letainou, which, he offers for:803 pholesele.ead
retail. HENRY. IbIfITMAN.
N. Lebaignl, Jan. 18.1866.
4.1) . 01.?1{118. SElrsordaL: ,f4l/115. R. ISE11.1: