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LEBANON, PA.
WEDNESDAY, APPAL 5, 1865
HOME AFFAIRS.
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For Local Notice; Society reseal/Nona, a." 8 eta
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For Bishop, or FipecialNottcee, Wets pet line
per year.
Yearly advertisements for Merchant/3 and Bad
glees men as agreed upon.
Col. John M. Mark has again
talon posses* n of the Union time, in
Market -street, Lebanon. See his invita
tion to the public in another column.
Carlisle, of the firm of Towle &
Carlisle, is now in the City replenishing
their sleek In connection with an assort•
t'eent of Millinery Goods of the latest
tOd best Styles. f.
Mr. John
_,Nratthes ., has opened
en establishment in Market - street, near
Chestnut, where he intends keeping, as
Agent, ail the machineries of S. Keeler 's
manufacture, such as Wittdmills, Cider
Presses, Qrain Drills, Cornahellers, Hay
and Grain Rakes, &a., &c. 'Adv. next
week. .
Look out for Bargains.—Mr.
Goodyear, of the firm of Goodyear &
Diffenbach, has gone to New York to
purchase a large stock of Cheap Goods.
Call early to see them,
Mr. A. 11. Richey has removed
his Tailoring Establishment to the room
lately occupied by S. T. McAdam, Esq ,
two doors north of Matthess Hotel, in
Market street.
On Wednesday of last week
three little girls, one a daughter of Jona
than Kepler, another a daughter of Jacob
Benninger, and the third a daughter of
Abner Heller, of Boyerstown, Berks coun
ty, swallowed each a portion of horse
medicine, contained in a bottle within
their rear. and but for timely mediCal
aid, would have been killed by the dose.
PhotographB.--J. Daily is turn
ing out very fine pictures at his new Gal
fug, opposite Siegrist's Hotel. An are
Invited to call and see his 'specimens. *
Go to Zimmerman & Co's New
York Gallery if you want your Pictures
taken. In Stine's Building, opposite
Valley National Bank. *.
New rule in Pension Ouses.—in
all applicationsforpensions, the witnesses
should, if possible, be other than relatives
of claimants; they must swear that they
are distritervatc&-- Their oradibi3ity must
be certified to. If they sign by mark,
their signatures must be witnessed, and
the person administering the oath must
certify that he is disinterested, and that
the contents of papers were carefully
read and explained to applicants—if they
sign by mark—before execution. Ifpos
sable, get witnesses who can write their
own names.
Dr. Parrish, of Philadelphia will
deliver a Lecture in the Court House, on
Easter Monday evening, for the benefit
of the Ladies' Aid Society, of Lebanon
county. The Dr. will be accompanied
by Col. Calhoun, who will give his nine
months' experience in the Libby prison,
with Magic Lantern illustrations.
When o ,oh,, when, will this hor
rible war be oVer,.and peace, plenty ind
happiness again bless our country. While
those in power at Washington are rioting
in pleasures, wealth and drunkenness, the
poor soldiers are starving in Southern
prisons, and their wives and little ones
are starving at twine. • Even in , this sec
lion of - wealth and plenty, but a few 'days
ago, we are Informed, that the widow
of a soldier who died In imprisonment in
the South, was two days without a
mouthful of bread. This is only one in
stance of tens of thousands that daily oc
cur—the consequence of a war that ex
pends the best efforts of its agenti in feed
ing and maintaining in idleness hordes
of able-bodteVaegroes.
The Philadelphia Flour Market,
as we have noticed for some time past,
continues very dull and prices are droop.
ing; about 300 bbls good * Pennsylvania
extra family geld at $9 25a9 50, and 400
Ibbto Dread enrcot mats extrn on terms
kept secret. The home trade are buy- .
ing in a small way at from $7.50a8 50
for superfine; $8 50a9 25 for extra, and
Wall per bbl for extra family and (army
brands as lo gualky. Rye flour and
corn meal dontinue very dull at former
rates.
Wheat continues very dull and prices
have declined saloc per bus., small sales
of good and choice reds are making at
210a220c per bus ; 700 bus prime south.
ern sold at the latter rate; white Is held
at 230a240c per bus as to quality ; rye
is dull and lower, small sales are making
at 140a145c per bus; corn Is also dull
and lower, and offered at 135 c afloat and
133 c per bus in store without finding
buyers.; oats continue quiet, small sales
are making at 85c per bus.
In the Philadelphia Cattle Market, on.
ly about 7:10 Beeves were offered—a
falling off of 1000 head compared with
last week, and the Market was dull at I
to 2 cents per lb. higher. The sales
ranged at 4115 to $l7 for common, .$lB to
820 for fair to good, and $22 to 1525 for
prime, including few extra quality, taken
at the highest figures.
Cows were rather lower. About 100
head sold at from $BO to $5O each for
Springers, and $35 to $B5 for cow and
calf.
Hogs were dull and lower, with light
reelpts ; only about MO head were dis.
posed of at the different yards, at from
$l5 to $lB 50 tire 100 lbs. net.
Sheep were In good demand and
scarce, at an advance, with sales of 2000
head, all offered, at from 12 cts. to It cts.
per lb., gross, a to condition.
We had only time last week to
publish the mere announcement of the
death of Done HARPER, Esq„ of East Hano
ver township. He was born on the 9th
day of September, 1791, and made his
king eareer a highly useful one to the
people of this county. In 1834 he was
elected to the Stafe Senate, to represent
the district composed of Daupl►in and
Lebanon, and attred in that capacity for
four years, and it is the general accord
that his public. as well as private Itte, was
one of unspotted *integrity and unblem
ished usefulness. , the "Harpers," in East
Hanover, have lived and died on the same
spot for over an hundred years, and the
"Place" has been known - by that familiar
name for generations. Mr. H. exceeded
the allotted three•seom years and ten,
and notwithstanding his many years,
was as erect and.sprightly the last time
we saw him, but a short time before his
death, as he was thirty years ago.
A tri-weekly Mail haS been es
tablished between Bethel P. O_, Berks
county and Fredericksburg, Lebanon
county. The offices served on the route
are Crosskill Mills, in Berks county, and
Hamlin and Fredericksburg, -- Lebanon
county. The ends of the route connect
with daily mails for Lebanon and head
ing.
A coal train broke down in. the
Phoenixville tunnel on last Monday even
ing—a very bad plane to break down in.
The Accommodetjoh passenger train and
several coal train". were detained some
cdur hours in c.oivietpience. P.xcept to
the wrecked train MI damage was done,
and what is bettet nobody was injured.
TOLLS ON THE READING RAILROAD.
—The case of Timothy Boyle vs. the
Reading Railroad Company, was decid
ed on Wednesday last, by Justice Strong,
of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in
equity. This was an application for an
injunction to restrain the Reading Rail
road Company from charging for freight
and transportation more than the maxi
mum sum (four cents a mile for freight,
and two cents a mile for passengers) al
lowed by their act of incorporation. The
case was argued some time ago. Judge
Strong, in delivering the opinion, said
the charter of the company granted two
powers—the first being that of a railroad
company, and the other that of a trans
portation company. Under the first
power they might allow the use of their
road to others .for the conveyance of
freight and passengers. tinder the sec
ond they were allowed themselves to be
what are commonly Itnown as carriers.
He decided that the word tolls, used in
the act of AsseMbly, fixing a - maximum
price, did not apply to transportation by
the company itself; but only to eases
where their road was used by other car
riers.
The injunction was refused, and the
complainant's hill dismissed.
SPLENDID JEWELRY.A MIDST GIVEN AWAY--In
our advertising columns to-day will hi found
the announcement of Messrs. Newborn Co., of
New York. for the salt of an immense 'stock of
Jewelry, &c., on the novel plan of Clue Dollar for
each nrticle. This is a nets lirrs4 and the fact
that it is' ambitious to build tip tt good name,
makes it probable that Cestomets Will be liberal
ly dealt with.'lt will COM but twenty-five oen ta
to try the experiment any sv,ny.
rrOr. Irrutili.latuaeli will• %lieu v.
Dancing School, at the Hall, of the Union
Fire Company, in Market street, com
mencing. on Thursday afternoon next at
4 o'clock for Masters and Misses. Terms
$5 for thirteen' lessons.
Our town was quite lively on
Monday evening with the ringing ofbells,
beating of drums, bonfires, *Sc., in conse.:
quenee of- thepews attic occupation or
Richmond. • .
A good deal of excitement was I
elicited last week in this borough by the
appearance of two U. S. Detective officers,
who proceeded to arrest A. S. Ulrich,
Esq., and Mr: - Pre'derick Shaeffer, (coach
tnaker4en a charge fiend in relation
to the obtaining of Bounty 'Money. They
were taken to Philadelphia and immedi•
ately released on bail•
We have since been informed that
the whole affair originated In a misunder.
standing. That Mr. Ulrich, who is hard
of hearing, understood Mr, Shaeffer to
say, (whom ti - Cdid,pot know personally)
that he was .the father of the deceased
soldier, while' Mr. Shaeffer asserts that
he wanted the papers made out "as a
father," dc,c. After the matters are fully
developed the ,:public will no doubt see
that such is the feet. In the mean time
it is but just to the parties implicated that
the public should suspend forming an
opinion. Welitive , known Mr. Ulrich
for a number years and he always had
a high reputation, for honesty and strict
integrity; nor, do we know of anything
to the prejudice of Mr. Shaeffer, before
this unfortunatsiteplication.
,
British tiferature.--We are- in
receipt of Blaclabod,'s Magazine,_ for
March, and -9 111rzUrnbuff Quarterly
Review for theist quarter of 1865.
They are both caoital Nos. These in
connection with tire London, North Brit
ish and Westminiter Ctiaiteriy Reviews,
are published by Leonard Scott & Co.,
New York, at $4,00 each, or $15,00 (or
the whole series. Their cost in Great
Britain is three times this sum.•
The first installment of one and
two dollar national currency notes was
issued from the Treasury on Saturday
week and will be issued regularly here
after to the banks according to their dates
of organization. The First National
Bank of Philadelphia being the oldest in
the United States,'will be supplied first.
• Gouge Wass.—& number of Lebanon
county people are emigrating to the Went this Spring.
Among the number are the following from Jackson
towlitiblP vis 0. Shirk, druggist; John Myer•
principal of Sfyera►awn academy; base Ilimmelb.raer
and R. !fain, grain dealers. These gentlemen Are guirg
Into the lumber boob era in the State of lodises, and
design taking with them a number of !Oren. Ife• ry
Be kly,lienry Kulmer wnd Seth Bachman are also pull
ing up stakes for the West.
ACCIDRIT AND NA/SNOW ESCAPE. —Last
week a gentleman of Lebanon being about to leave
home, took Ms revolver Into hie yard and fired it off,
when he reamed it to a bureau drawer under the im•
presalon that he bad emptied It. On Wednesday two IN
tile wife's slaters VBlted the house, and one of them see.
big the p heel and befog Uhl that It was empty,.deter.
mined to mare be Meter by pretending to Ore it at her
She acoordlogly took it, and vent to the room where her
deter was eltting,'Where she presented it and palled the
trigger. To the itonaternation of ell, the pistol went tog
and a bullet passed through the nose of the young lady
atwbom it was pointed, taking a tottrft through the
neck ma taming out at her n - ok. We are pleased to
car Oat the wound is not considered daoferoma
Attention is directed to the Den
tistry Card of Dr. C. D. Wagner in anoth
er column:
Mr. Joseph 73. Gossert has corn
menee4 the Coopering business in the
southern part of this borough. See his
Advertisement.
The following is a correct list
of the casualties in the 93d Regiment, P.
V., in the battle before Petersburg, on
the 25th ult. It is copied from the Cour
ier :
CO. A.
Killed —Capt. George W. Mellinger.
Wounded —Corn. H. C. Bowman, leg,
severely ; Jacob Bechtel, arm, severely;
Jacob Darker,leg,slightly ; Adam P. Funk,
arm, severely; Wm. German, bated, severe=
ly ; Simon McConuel, shoulder, severely ;
John A. Miller, leg, severely t , lonathan
Perrin, bead. slightly; James Vernor,-leg,
slightly ; John . Weide, shoulder, slightly.
co. 13
Wounded.— Henry Itersulitz, right arm
amputated ; Geerge 8. tiald sin, leg, severe,
Berjamin F. Gilbert, hand, slight.
00. 0
Killed Levi Young, George Frick,
Hobert CADDrII. -
Wounded —23 Lieut. William Risser.
in the arm eevere,; Ist Beret. John
Light, in tbiak-severe - ,• Brig htol,leg
amputated; Oakley H. Warner, arm, Pligt.t,
ly ; Wellington Iletjamin. arm amputated ;
George N. Smelper, lee. alight ; Wiliam
F, Vine, arm, aligbtly ; Corp. Levi . afar.
man, sh, alder, alight; - Jeremiah Faber,
f ot, slight; Chas Himmel, knee, alight;
Franklixf..X tock, back, severe.
"- €O. j, •
o:.nded.-21 Lvkiff. Peter Fisber,beall
slight; ira4ol Jand' 11 ardresS, breast,
severe; Chrietian G assert, head. alight;
Geo. E. Meisel, left ear shot off; William
May, head, slight ; Juhn A. Nagle, thigh,
severe.
CO E.
Wounded.—tieur, Philipi, Sergt.
Maurer, Oorporals Jacob Erisineer, P. H.
Irwin • Frederiek Ott, John thugheiner,
John Markly, Pirittip Matirei, Day d Ru
bright, Charles Ott, Robb, all but
the last so severely that they have to be
sent to the hos ital.
CO F.
}Yount/ed.—Win R. Gatoruirt, Cyrus
.Beverlinir, Samuel Peters, Israel Reed,
Jacob P. Shiffer, Benj. R3ddinger, Aaron
Strubbas, Franklin 'imager, all 'severely,
and E. Walborn, slightly.
co. t
Wound d —Lt. D. 13. Zimotertuan, in
back, alight; Sergt. Aug Help, in arm;
Samuel Barndt, both legs slight; Jahn
Bender ; °ea. Walker, breast, slight.
CO fi
Killed.—R s ubert S. Frame.
Wounded.—Clark (}wino, William Mil
ler, severely ; Corp. Amos Gass, Severely ;
John (arrow, severely; Beery Brandt,
severely; tared Beal, slightly; Charles
P. Datrieb, severely ; James A. Ecken
rode, slight ; CharletrEneibeller, severely;
T. S. dobnson, William Buckley, Joh.t W .
Williams, slightly.
CO T
Wounded—Limit J. H. P.irthemer. 'es;
Sergt, H. Hartley, arm ; Carp. J. HI iTman.
hip; Ed. Nivel, leg, amputated; Thomas
Slavin, arm, amputated ; John Lemn, leg,
slightly; Jacob G task+, arm, severely;
John Ba,thet.tine; John Walters, hand, se
verely3 Henry Boyer; George Miller, hip,
severely; John Solider. leg, slightly.
CO. K.
Wouncled.—B. H. Fegan,lo face severely;
Abraham flock, slight ; Dsniel Busher,
in leg, slight; Josiah Cover, in head;
slightly.
Lieut. Col. P. O. ICAler - was auto se
vcicty It) ElAc tittaavtiLlA DIEJ. trulsu
Fritz efverely, in the atm..
Ifir..M.r..lsertory retires from the Milo°
hotel is thh, Borougti t tind.V.4o. John tl. Murk Resumes
proprietership.
sar Mr. Dayid Behny withdraws from
the Washington ,liohso, in Otis Ilorough, end iasucoseded
by bir. Usury Buttner.
gar An aet of the late Congress, te - ab
l sting post r ads cetablishes• one Iran Itotxtnou, v:a
Mount Zion snd Greble. to Mount Etna."
i Mr. Simoa M. Grail has part:hared
Fink's [lntel, in Annville, and takes po•eessioa the ink
of Api IL ?meet hotel pewee Into a privat e'
r es:dente.
igr Sere, D Avid R. 13.salhter, who has
bern in rebel hands and suffering, in rebel prisons for
some months, bee been exchanged, and reached his home
in Lebanon a fen' t‘01; ago.
or, We learn that the Reading Railroad
Cowpony tejart turning Olt ten fine locomotives to be
used on the Lebanon Valley Branch. The Mutinies that
is being dune by this Breech it very heavy and iesteadi y
increasing.
Hiou ?RICH 'POR Liam.. —The Lancaster
Examiner asp; that Henry Free I, of flank/qui town
ship, loacestet county, recent! sold 10 no es of laud .
situated in that townebip; for $4,500. This le at the'rete
.of peritcra,"and issi very highprice.
or Capt. Eli Dougherty, of the 2',10 h
e. "V:, Is homi on s'eliort furlough,. B a regiment; corn
posed mostly or new . men, lute been under. fire menial
times, and has always lwh ved very creditably. Thy
Captain was with the 03d until Le rec. Med a wound tba
was ma y near proving fatal
We learn that Mr. ISAAC ERA
has taken the COACH MAKING SNOPS, in
this borough, fo6terly known as Arnold's,
opposite the old Lutheran Church. He
has engaged first class
if , l -7( oft
city workmen in all
„ . lAft,i-, . branches of the bust
ness. His stock atm.
teria I is well seasoned, and of the best
quality. He is prepared to manufacture
on order, or sell and deliver Carriages and
Buggies. of ail.-descriptions. His work
will favorably compare in taste, finish
and proportion,, with any turned out in
the State.' A new feature will be his
shilling top, leather covered Buggies, lined
with broadcloth, and made after the most
approved Connecticut style.
Prompt attention will be given to R.E.
PAIRING, and the charges will be rea
sonable,
He has also taken the shops formerly
occupied by H. C. Nipe and I. H. Miller
in SHAEFFERSTOWN. Experienced
hands are working at both places. At
these shops attention will be paid mainly
to building EXPRESS WAGONS, and repair.
ing. Samples of buggies and Carriages
can be seen at all the shops.
Feb. 22.—tf.
cial glotitEs.
To Consumptives.
THE undersigned having been restored to health in
a few weeks, by a very 'Pimple remedy, after baying
suffered several years, with s severe lung affection,
and that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to
make known to hie fellow sufferers the means °icor°.
To all who desire it, be will lead a copy of the pre
scriptket used, (free of charge,) with The directions for
prepar i ng and using the eauke, which they will And •
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds
Coughs., do. The only oldect of .the Advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, end
spread information which he conceives to be in
valuable; end he hopes every sufferer will try hie
remedy, us It will cost them untiring, and way prove a
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, William/4meg,
Hinge (Mum ty,
New Task.
rebraery
A Card to Invalids.
ACLERGYMAN, while residing in South America
as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple rem
edy for the cure of Stigmas weakness, early Decay,
Diseases of the Urinary' end Seminal Origami, and th e
*hole grida ofdleordera brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been already
nobleeutt~d by this
y. Prompted by a desire to
brbellt the i m
dn rilei
ud ' on fortunate. I will send the
ledipe for prepte log and 'usin this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any on& who g
needs it, Free of
Marge. -
Please inclose a post-paid envelope; &dressed to your
Self.
.Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION D t BMX Hotraz,
New York Oily
Feb. 22, 1865.-3ra
beafikesa, Blindness and
Catarrh
TREATED *kb the utmost enemas, by Dr. J. THAIIIICP,
Oculist. I,Wa joltdet(formerly of Leyden, Uollamh)
No. 619 Pine Street, Philadelphia. Teatimoninie from
the moot reliable sources in the City and Country can
be Atm in hie °Sloe. The medical faculty are incited
to attoMpany th eir' patients, as be Ilea mo seams in
hie practice. ARTIFICIAL: EYES,- ineeited without
pa in No chargentade for, examination.
Febniary 8, 1866:
Old Eyes Made New.
A PAMPHLET directing hew to speedily mettle
A
sig4and give up spectacles, w Meant aid of dot
ter or Medicine. Sent by , mail, on receipt of ID cents.
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Address, -
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pages,loo Ilinetratione. Price idle: Contents table
sent free to any address., Stooks may be had at the
Book stores, et•will be sent by mail, post paid on re
ceipt of the price. Address
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Feb. 1,1865,-Bm.'
11.yeeolq4rue_.e.ure,
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POtpuRE.SPREDY CURE of
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mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague.
Periodical Headache or Billions Headaehe,
and Billions. Fevers, indeed;lbr the Whole
class of diseases originating billet"' de
rangement, caused by the Malaria of Hies
Nilotic countries. "
F EVER. and Ague Is not the c.nly - ebbsettuence of
the miasmatic poison. d greht vet lety of dipor
eels arke from its irri allon, in "malariona 41 istrits,
among which are Neuralgia .Rlttnotatircs, Coat, Head
nelte, Mind/tete, Toothache, Neuralgia,
OAderh., Astilowt,
Palpitation, Painfui Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics
Ann in the Bowels, Obtie, Paralysis and bertrngement
of the fflonsach, all of which ,. when originating In this
cause put on the intermittent type,' or become periodi
cal. This "CURE" expels the poison' front the bi od
and thus cures them alike. It is dot only the most ef
fectual remedy ever discovered for this class of cod
violate, but it is the cheapest and moreover is perfect-
It sate . No berth can arise front Its use, a. d the pa
tmlit When Cured is left as healthy as if he bad never
bad the disease. Can this be said 01 any other cure
for Chills and Fever? It is true of thin, and it4l impor
tance to those afflicted with the complaint cannel be
over estimated. So sure is it to cure the Fever and
Agile. that it may be truthfully said to be a certain
Comedy. One Dealer complains It is not a good medi
cine to well, because one bottle cures a' whole neigh
borhood. - •
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Prepared by 3. C. AYE. & CO., LeWell, Mass., end
sold by. all the druggists in Lebanon and dealers in
medicine everywhere..
January 18, 1865.-2 mo.
The Lebanon ItlarkeL
CarMaly Corrected Wieldy,
LEBANON, WADABFDAT. APRIL 5, 18115
EXtra Family, $7l 00 /Eggs, Vi dos. 20 '
Extra. Flour, 10 00 Butter, gi lb., • - 29
Prime White Wheat,2 15 Tub or Mated butter, 10
New Red Wheat, 200 E Lard, . 22
Old Red, 000 Tallow, 12
Prime Rye, 1 40' Nam, . • 22.
Corn, 1 25 Shoulders, 18
Oats, .. Flt Sides, 18
Clover.seed, 12 00 Soap, 10
Timothy-seed, 250 Bue9-was, 25
Flax-seed, 240 White Railer 6
Dried Apples, pealed,2 50 Kiied Rags, 3
Peach "Snits," 100 Flan, gi lb., 1234
Peach "Ilutaals," 200 Bristles, ft lb., 40
Cherries, 2 25_ Featbers,49 lb., 6254
Onions, ..." 150 Wool, gi lb., 40
Potatoes, iii bus, 100 'Soup Iteans,lt'ut., 8
B
appleutter, Iteroei..7s Vinegar, Vi gal., 20
ftligiots atotircs.
St:Luke's Church.,-52ervitee ntury Sundei Morning
"ticen --- evturnantturer, -- notb
'niorning and evening. - Abio vervioes on Thutuday
evening.
John's Cguitou--Serviee next Statltty morning and
evening, in the Ituglish language. Lecture on
Wednesday evening.
English div inc service next. Fabhath morning and
evening. in Zion's Lutheran Church.
German service on nekt Sunday morning, and Engi fah
in the evening. In Salem's Lutheran Church.
German service nett Sabbath morning. and English
in the evening . in the First Reformed Church
German preaching irext Sunday; at !0 A M., and a
Special Service in the evening; also service every
evening during Holy Week and on Good Friday
morning at 10 o'clock, in the Moravian church
aerie.
On tbi 30th nit.. by Ito. Win. Moore, of Went Ches
ter s SAMUEL T. LLNItAVELVER, tbrmerly of Chia place,
to Niles EMU. JE 7 / 6 .1115, of Mt. Pieneant, Cheater Co.,
Penns. .
On the 26th hit, by Rer.S. &Chubb, Mr. lorni M.
SEGNER, of Cateeauqua, Lehigh county, to Miss SU
SAN A. AGERIGIEIT, of Shaefferstowo , Lebanon
county
013 the 14th tilt; by the R•v. Gen. wow, Mr.
CHARLES P. SLPPLE, to ?diet SARAH IC ATE ZEE•
EY, both of West flyeratoWn.
On the 26th ult., by Rev. Win. Gerhardt, Ur. WM.
REBER to Miss AMANDA STEIN, both of Union .
On theßOMfult., , by the same, Mr. SAMUEL KLINE
FELTER, to MIN SARAH ANNE WALBORN, both of
Monroe Valley.
0 , the 26th !net ,by the Rev L A Gotweld; Mr.
DAVIII $ GEORGE. to Mite CLARA .1, daughter of
SIMON J yTiNit, EN. all of this eorough.
On the 25th indt , bF. the Rev Dr- Herbangh.Mejor
L L GREENAWALT, to kite RACHEL Y ROSS, both
of Lebanott.
On the 20th inst., et the Eying(lies) Parsonage, by
the Rev.S a . Chubb, lit. JOHN M. SHONNR; of Osts
salfus, Lehigh oennty, Pe, to Hiss SUSAN A. AL.
B axon% of Sbafferitown, Lebanon cot
On the 21At inst., by the Rev. J. IC Mester, Mr.
J sOOB A. FARLIN4, to Nies RATE A. BOROAHD
NEP, bc-h of ant Musser.
On the 22dlust .by the Name, JOSSP L. R&M, of
Swats,., to blips LIMN LONG, of South AnnvOle.
On She 7th hat, by the tme, Mr. SAIOUSL It
NPLES to Mies LIZLIK HOUTZ, b .th of eolith dowdily
Vett.
In Cornwall tp, thist3ounty. on the Ist inat., Nra.
POLLY SHUTTER, 'wife' of PRYER SHUTTER, deed. )
aged 77 years 6 months and 28 days.
On the 13th of Feb. , in Jonestown , EL7ZADETR
BELLEMAN aged 55 years. 7 months . and 24 days.
On the 28th of Feb., IF Bwatara, HARRIET BRANDT
aged 11 years, 2 months and 2 days,
On the 4th nit', in X Hanover, MATILDA ROL. ,
LIMAN , aged 47 years and - 7 days.
Ou tbel4th tp. Lebanon co., JULY,
ANA OXENRRITHR, - aged 00 years and 4„dati s.
On the 21et ult.; Id il. Hanover, MICHAEL MILLER,
aged n Fears and 5 daya
On the 27th ult.; lei M. Lebanon. MARY ANNE, in
fant daughter of Andre* and Mary Anne SHARP.,
aged about 3 montlith .
th. the Ch Wet in 4andonderry, PATER lIIMBRIN,
aged 5: years, 11 menthe and 6 dal a
en the 22d met., in North Aonvllle, LUDWIG
811 A"D, age.' 64 years, El motet ha and 16 days.
Ott the 6th of February, le Swear& tp. AMANDA,
daughter of &Lob and Flette RUDY, aged 13 nointhe
and 15 days.
Oa an 19th of Febenary, in Bethel townshlp,JoBlA A,
lea of John sad geleeta DONNuYAR, aged a menthe
and 14 dais
On the tat last., In
Bwatara, 'township, bAatirwr.
dau g hter or Michael and Itlizu Brandt, aged ab. ut 10
years.
-On the Bth Init.. 13 Pwatara township. IRWIN
FRAN K LIN, men of Wean go a end Catharine WAO t% RR,
a foil 2 years.
)N110114%18 life ioehr Ist end in peace Ere. ANN? RO
SANNAti. taint of Obristoteber MILLER, on thu 7th of
March, 186 S aged oplety Bevenjest a, three months and
nine days.
letu pitettionittitto.
POCKET BOOK LOST.
LOST between EbY'a Tavern, fn Cornwall township.
apd Dale, a Pocket Book with about
$2O). The finder will please leave it at Matthew' E otel
or with the undersigned, and be suitably rewarded.
JOHN SUMP.
Cornwall, April 5,1565.
DEJV 7787 1 11 Y
C. I . W agner,
-•
INAERTB Artificial Teeth On Gold, Silver, 'Vulcanite,
at from OW pct. Teeth filled 14.16 cents and up
ward& lieeidonee anti Mice, Curebetised street, Bast
Lebanon, own:elle Itetontee Hetet where he ban been
Practialug the last eight yeas.
Lebanon, April 5, 1855.
Blanks for Bounty and Invalid Pen
sion Claims just printed and for sale at the An
vuntissu
kJ 3:11/41 PIM DI 111 VizJ * I DIU WA
•
COOPERWG.
MEIN subscriber respectfully informs the pnhlic
1 that he Ms commenced the COOPERING Bust
, ..., nem; at his residence on Plank Rend
11,..7/ streetotbout a square south of the
r____=- , rI IL Pint Reformed Church. Tubs,
. ' --= 7'y IF Stands, Barrels, Hogsheads, Casks,
" '..±.: 7 ,1' Or anything in his line made ar nu-
PA IR HD at short notice and on rea
sonable terms. Re sow its the patronage of the pub•
lic, feeling confident that his work wilt compare fat
orably in workmanship and price with any other.
JOSEPH R. GASSERT.
Lebanon, April ii, 1805.
UNION HOUSE.
Market Street, Lebanon.
JOHN M. MARK,-
Proprietor.
llln Proprietor of this Well-known Hetet reaped
T
ly informs the public that he bee again taken p e
oessitsn of it, and earnestly solicits a continuance of
the patronage heretofore co liberally bestowed; Be
ing eligibly located and provided with every conveni
ence, it offers• to the public all the comforts and lux
uries of a first class Hotel. Exteenelve Stabling is at
tached with trusty and obliging ostlers. The bar is
well stocked with the choicest liquors anti the Table
will out be surpassed bylenyother in Lebanon. Farm
ere and all others ass invited to call.
Lebanon, Ainil 5, 1565
ADOLPHUS Mt OEM.
CHARLES H. bLEItY
A. Friendly invitation
Toall desimusof purchasing
LUMBER & COAL
Te the beet advantage. at the old eetabliabed and
Wyp7litOini . .
'LUMBER YARD
REIN HL & MEILY
At the UNION CANAL, oh the East and,West sides of
Market Street, bierth Lebanon Borough.
rfIRE subcribers take:pleasure in informing the citl-
I rens of Lebantin, surrounding counties, that
they still continue the LUMBER AND COAL BUSI
NESS, at their Ai and tern known stand, where they
are daily receiving additional supplies of the
BEST AND WELL SEASONED LUMBER,
consisting of White and Yellow Pine BOA EDS, PLANS
and SCANTLING. .
Hemlock BOARDS, PLANK and SCANTLING.
RAILS, POSTS, PALINGS and FENCING BOARDS
ASH, from 1 to 4 inch ; CHERRY, from 5:4 to 3 inch
POPLAR, from % to 2 Inch.
Poplar and Hardwood SCANTLING.
Oak and Maple BOARDS ao4 PLANKS.
Roofing and Plastering LATHS.
SHINGLES I SUING LES I I SHINGLES 1 ! I
Also, Pine and Hemlock SHINGLES.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!
A large stock of the beet quality of Stove, Broken,
Egg and Limeburners' COAL; and also, the hest Alle
gheny COAL for Blacksmiths.
rzar- Thankful for the liberal manner in whiA they
have heretofore been patronized, they would extend a
cordial - invitation for a continuance of favors, as they
are maddest that they now have the largest, best and
cheapest stock of LUMBER on band in the county,
which will be sold ata' reasonable per centage.
Vir Please call and examine our stock and prices be•
fore purchasing elsewhere. . . .
• • REINOEIIL & MEILY
North Lebanon borough, A,prii 5, , 4865.
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF' thocondition of the LEBANON NATIONAL
BANK, on the morning of the First Monday of
April, 1866.
Notes and Bills Discounted . $425,147 09
Beal Estate 1.787 49
Current - Expenses 2,268 58
"
RemittanceB and other cash
Items 13,846 79
Due from other Banks.— .. ..... , 113,332 83
U. S. Bonds deposited to se
cure circulation $70,000 00
U. S. Bonds on hand • 6,000 00
Other U.S. Securities 97,906 00
Cash in band in' circulating
Notes of this Bank 28,000 00
Cash on hand in circulating
Notes ofotber Banks 4.630 00
Specie 09,575 00
Other pawThi Money . 87,670 00 283,775 00
Capital Stock paid in .. . ..... -. ' $191,600 00
Surplus-Fund ' 21,888 68
_Curtin Notes rt,Os . e.t.t., ......,_ , .. w . ; ,,, 0 . 0 .
- Ftruovv.w... :mt.....
Circulating Notes - received of
Lebabon Bank - 352,800 CO
individuatlkposite...- - r 192.207 79
Dividendinutpakl.........,... - - 2,187 99
Due to other Banks 12,294 60
Discounts, Exchange = end In-
tereet 8.061 29
.
Profit and Love 1,687 63
'
$841.157 78
B. A. I.IIILER, Cushier.
Lebanon N. Wk., April 5,1885,
A List of Retailers ,
A rty Foreign and Domestic Goods, Wares, Diercban-
Lj
dise,which were returned by the Mercantile
Appraiser oflebanon County, for the year )866. No
tiro is here* given that the Appraiser will hold his
appeal at the Commissioners' Office, in the Borough of
Lebanon, on Tuesday, lie 2nd day ofMay, 4. D.:1865, at
which time and'place those desiring to appeal may at,
Your attention is called to the late Act of Assembly,
passed April 11, A.D.l.B62,intltloil "An Act amenda
tory of the License LIMPI of this State," which makes
it obligatory for you to pay your 'License on or before
the lat day of July, in each and every year.
I have special notice from Auditor General to follow
Instructions ' and must bring snit within ten days
thereafter. Give this your immediate attention.
JACOB KAUFFMAN,
Lebanon, April 5,1885.. Mercantile Appraiser.,
Lebanon Borough.
List of Retailers. Class. License
Cyrus ti.otieorge,llardassre & Coal, 10 2000
George - Ross, Druge, 74, 7
00
do Patent liledicises, 3 10 00
O. L. Atkina,above, 14 , 7pp
John Anienbach, , 14 7 00
Bailey Thomas, grain and fruit, 14 7 00
Joseph Bowman, shoes and hats, 14 - .7 00
John L. Becker,stationery, 14 7 00
Barry & Anderson; tobacconiets, 14 7 00
'Wuhan Bender, confectionery, 14 v 00
J. B Bressler, (agent.) stoves, 14 7 00
Robert Buck.confectionary, 14 7 00
Towle & Carlisle, merchant ; 14 700
B. R. Deabler,gracrl ; 14 7 00
Goodyear & Diffenba - ch, merchant, 11 It, 00
F. 11. Eta' ,r confectionery, 11 7 00
John F. Ehur. confectionery, 14 7 00
Fisher & Arndt, leather, 14 - 790
George 51. Fauber, merchant, 14 7 00
John George & Sons, merchant; 12 12 SO
John area. confectioner. 14 7 00
John Gerhart, merchant, 14 700
C. GA' newelt,Mardware, 14 7 00
Daniel Graelf, Mmes. - 14 7 00
3. C Honer & Co., tolmeconieta,* Is 10 00
Samuel lionck, shoes. 34 7 00
George Hoffman, grain, salt, &c., 10 20 00
J. H. Kelly. Jewelry, 14 ' 700
Mies L. Krause. merchant, 14 7 00
Henry Krause, merch Int. 13 10 00
J. D. Krause & CO.„ - meichante, 9 25 00
1... H. Lenderinilch,merehunt, 12 12 00
Joseph Lowry „confectionery, 14 700
VVill him Light,, brewer, it 15 00
.1. L. Lernberger, drugs, • 13 to 00
do patent medicine, 4 5 00
John homer it Bro., merchants, . 11 15 00
PF. McCaully, shoes, ' ' 14 700
Moore & Shirk. shoes, , • 14 ' 7 00
Charles McCarren, fruit, &e., 14 7 00
Markus' Nathan, notions, &c., 14 7 00
L.ll. Oppenheimer, clothing, 11 7 00
Jacob lteadel, shoes, 14 7 00
0. E. Robland, shoes end bate, 14 . 7 00
D. S. Haber, drugs, 14 - 7 00
do patent medicines, 4 500
Adam Rise, hats;,&c., 13 10 00
Usury & Heinoehl, merchants, 12 12 50
James N. Rodgers...store; 14 7 tap
S. S .Remsrey, merchant tailor, 13 /0 00
H.J.B. Smith, groceries, 14 7 00
Henry Reber, clothing, 13 10 00
Edward Strickler, grain. 14 . 7 00
Abraham Strickler, grain, " 13 10 00
J. A. Sm ith, buckets', 13 ' 10 00
Jacob Wallet, fruits, &c., 14 7 00
Waltz & Houck. stationery, - 13 • 10 00
Daniel M. Witten, flour and meal, .4 700
&lin Yost, brewer, . -11 15 00
John Yordy, saddlery, 14 7 00
Winton & Shirk, bate and elms; 14 V 00
Myer Rothchild, groceries, 14 7 00
Henry Shenk, clothing, 14 7 00
J. 3, Kemeny, tobacconist, 13 10 00
A .11ershberger, turniture, 14 7 00
.1 .J. Blair jewelry, 14 7 00
Chitties dhriwer, groceries, 14 7 00
A• Steigerwalt, furniture, 14 7 00
John Wooderlicbi grain, coal, &c., 14 7 01.1
A . 11 - .Embich, merchant, 14 7 00
-North Ldranon Borough.
Martin W. Eberdt, drugs, 14 7 00
e
Solomon Smith, saddler and cool, 14
__ _.
Itchmehls Many, lumber and coal, 12
William Eckenroth, grain, coal, &c., 13
Jacob K Feack. merchant, 18
Joseph Bowman. fiarniture, 14
Joseph R. Easton tobacconist, 14
Frederick Bordner, confectionery, 14
John Paine. Grain. 13
Christina Lang, merchant, 14
J. 8. Melly, merchant, 14
A. J. Light, Wood and eiml. 14
&batons Foumship.
Brunner & Welchler, merchants, 18
Levi Heilman & Bro.,merobantsi .14
Amos 8. Walther, merchant, 34
er Arndt, leather, . 14
.1. ce W. Souders. stoves, 14
Abraham 11. Rork, huckster 13
Thomas Capp, merchant,
do din 14
John Philips.,.merchant
&mutual Galaberi buekster• 13
Union Zunis/kip,
111i133 014ae1, kualts44l . .13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.
Nikholos RIO . , bOrketer 13 10 00
Heiny Rigel, graln and hay 14 7 WI
?deify 7k Brother, gralu and oolil 14 7 00
Eshleman k Bell nan, lumber 4 oral 13 10 00
John MotoNiter, coal and grain 14 7 00
Dan MI-T. Bordner, marabout 14 70)
Amos Wolf, wale 14 7 00
Remy B ..1) -a, coolie 14 . 70)
Darid Hummel. coals 14 7 00
Ease Hanober Tustin:AO.
J.A. Heilman, merchant 14 7 00
Cyrus Banter. huckster 13 3 . 00
Thanms A.• l larcer i , me. chant 13 10 00
David Back, leather 14 7 10
Catharine Freutz „ inerchant k leeil 13 10 00
David M. Rank, merchant .4 7 . 00
Henry Hottenworth, ma chant 13 30 ..0
Bleary Kollenuorth.grain 14 7 00
William Miller, 'huckster 18 10 00
North Attat . ra tesottriv.
Gabriel WI) f-raue ger, maiChaa t 24 700
Williwn Auld, leather 14 7 CO
George Peters, huckster 13 10 00
John Salaam. turaltore_ 14 7 00
a inportis Kreider, merchant 12 12 80
lona Unilth, acacia 14 7 00
L eta Gray bill, shoes 11 7 00
Jacob Killinserasaln and co 1 It it oo
John Keeling those 14 7 ea
.12 Bergner. micithant 13 10 00
t'et r Purney, Irtibilitire . 14 7 GO
Cy rus Mark, mariffniThut 13 10 00
Shirk kb:mg; evyln and. 00414 13 10 00
&We ...Ouargla 2tacitship. .
John Maae. huckster ° 13 - • . 10 00
Rudolph Herr, !amber- 14, 7 00
A.'& D Kreider. Wain k 0 13 10 00
JG: Mts. duos . 14 700
William Bkiner,leather, 14, ' 7 •0
Biever .2 Brother', nierchant 13... , 10 00
A. V. 11 Steinmetz meirehaot 14 7 00
William Carper illerobsot 33 10 03
' act& *Clem raw rish(p. '
Martin Fatly, merchant , 0.21 00
• Martin Early, geadn and coal 13 10 00
John nightbill, merchant 13 - 10 00
Martin H. Bourns.), merchant 13 10.00
Simon Fel 11. roves 14 7 01
JiniN IC MARK
. ..
John Borne); inrialturo 14 7 00
Eduard Diadu s en, merchant taller 14 ' 7 l 0
Samuel Johnston, - stoves 14 7 CO
John Dein I eger r merchaut . 13 10 00
John WeFeraberger, jr, Tobacco
and grain . .- ' 14 7 '0
William Brunnii, me emit 33 10 0
J 01166 Sackenstose, huckster 13 10 00
Sontrk.Leiuttum T wash p:
Henry Mak, grain, colds and malt IS 10 00
D. T. Werner, grab, WWl * salt, hr. 13 10 00
- - -. iftPlisAjbutains Township.
henry Ilart,Maro; bienac .. lO 20 00
Joseph GllnWah; c3ii4loliat '.# - ..' ' 14'' 7 OD
Israel Light, merchant' - 14 700
Shirk ic Lung, merchant , 14' 7 00
Shirk it Long, grain' 34 7 00
Andre. Light, merchant 18 ' 10 00
a. It,. Light. merchant , 14 - 700
Jacob Riddle, huckster 13 10 00
Joha 1.1.13r0b, merchant 13 ' 10 00
a, naval/ Testrwhip.
U.& S. Eby, merchant . 12 12 50
E. F. Ramsey, merchant tailor 14 7 01
John Gasser, grain 14 7 00
Bucher & Kurtz. merchant 13 10 00
Heidelberg Townsh p
A. S. Groh, merchant 13 10 00
Ote us M. Crall,merchutt 13 10 00
Henry Boin'erger, leather 14 7 00
Bucher & lie , tr., e erch mt 10 20 t 0
Bu her 4 Kurtz, grain, der. 14 7 00
Bucker & Kurtz, marabout 18 10 00
John Pees, huckster 13 10 00
Joseph B Louver. merchant 38 30 CO
Fmk e ech rlßt,mar c la e. n t 14 7 00
John Backenstese, huckster 18 le c 0
Valentine Gruff, from Reading,
huckster 10'. 20 00
William HertLog, huekster 10 2.0 00
4,440.114/71 nevesVp
Jacob Shack A Co., merchant 14 7 (0
Spengler A [dueler, merchant 18 30 00
A. Melgly, merchant, 33 30 00
Hong** A Stoner, merchant 32 12 10
Beetsmiu Ariz stove., 14 7 00
Samuel Shell, stoves 14 7 00
Fainklin Wolf, she is 34 ' 7CO
Moses L Bowman, morcbant 33 10 CO
J. A H. Loose, le )ther & salt 34 7 00
Coevor & Hank, grain . coat, Salt,' he 13 30 00
Jffeb A. Wolf, coal sod lumber 14 7 00
Lindetenth & Royer. lumber 14 7 0.)
Miller, Painter & Miller, grain and
cools 14 7 4 0
George L. Seltzer, grain k wall 18 10 00
G B Deepen, lumber and coil 14 7 to
Henry Shirk, drugs 14 7 00
Henry Shirk, petent medicine 4 6 00
Daniel Urieh, coals • • 14 700
C. Wolf & B Artz, g rain 14. . 700
Henry Tice, linekttt r* 13 10 00
Moses Fringe.. merchant 34 7 00
Moses Frantz, !trickster 18 10 00
Henry Ped h, merchant 14 . 7 01
Daniel Bossier confectionery 14 7 00
0. C. fip.ngler, merchant 16 /0 00
.Millei eek .Tblen.hip.
J A. Weigly, merchant . 14 7 00
J B. Walter, merchant , 1.4 7 00
Elise S. Long, buffeter ' . 33 10 00
John Zimmerman. groin 14 7 00
Jobn 8. Richard, g,alia 14 7 00
John U. Seibert, grain 14 7 00
.1. K. Stewart, me chant 14 7 00
Z. W. Land* merchant 14 7 00
Daniel Zug, main and roils 13 10 00
Henry M. Cionee, be skater - 10 20 0 1
James Volentine, huckster 10 20 00
Levi Shultz, huckster 10 20 00
&Mel Ibrenolup.
1 Thomas 8. Wt inter, merchant ' 13 10 01
'.L.. a-liksill e baraelimr. , 13_ 10.00
niii
Shutt A Hon; tic - binit — . . 33 '. ' 10 CO
Jam Weller, grain and coals 14 7 00
J. B. Bomberger, buffeter 10 20 0
Joseph Light, leather 34 7 00
George Hirat,stoven 14. - 7 00
Samuel IVoaber, merchant 33 10'00
Levi Mill tr,meremnt 13 10 00
J. 2. Ortag, merchant 13 10 00
George Brotcman, huckster 13 10 00
Levi Paine, buffeter 13 10 00
Pet, r Shock, huckster • 13 10 00
Martin Rudy, leather 14 7 00
J. A Holtz, kuckiter • ' 10 ' 20 00
Levi Itubbe, bucketer 10 20 00
April ft, 1866.
$540,157 78
Real and Personal Property
LoiZedsearg,ro.22. C 7, cni.223.1t1r.
NORTH LEBANON Borough and North Lebanon
lr Township, on Wednesday, April sth, at the Com
missioners' Office in the Borough of Lebanon.
West Ward and Cornwall, on Thursday, April Stb, at
the Commissioners' Office in the Borough of Lebanon.
East. Ward and South Lebanon, on Friday, April 7th,
at the Commissioners' Office in the Borough or Leba
non. •
Bethel Township. on Monday, April 10th; at tha
Public EloaseorWilliam E ornet.
Swatara Township, on Tuesday, April 11th, at the
Public House of Edward D. Krall.
Union Township, Wsdnesday t April 12th, of tho
Public House of Daniel Itordnor.
East Hanover. and Cold Spring, on Thursday, April
13th, at the Patine House ofJacob W. Adana.
Londonderry, on Friday, April 14th, at the Public
House of John Weoland.
, .
North and South Anorllle, on Saturday, April 15th,
at the Public !louse of Simon Crall.
Jackson, On Tuesday, April 18th, at tho Public
Houle of delta Benetlium.
. .
illereek, on W.elnestiay. April 19th, at the Pub
lic House of-Frederick A. Shultz.
Heidelberg, en Thursday. April 2Oth, et the Public
Manse of Alexander Steinmetz.
P. S. Notice is 'hereby given that the Assessors
have made their rolls of all persons liable to enroll
ment for State service according to Law, and that .
copy thereof 43 in the Commissioners' Office, Where the
same may be seen or examined, by arty person inter
edited therein, and that the Military Appeals w ill also
be held on the above mentioned days.
. . .... .... .. .
}
"I'IIOSIAS LESILBR, Commissioners
JACOB BROBACHER, or
WILLIAM EARLY, Lebanon county
Attest. Craps &URI, Clerk.
.klareb 1, 166:.
WIW M. SNYDER ,
t INI°2D respectfully inform V iti. 2..aua .'; thatr
he has removed his Tailoring Establish
ment to the room lately occupied by Dr.
It „F. Schnook, in Walnut street, three doors south of
David Gollingeriti Hotel, next door to Jlbn D.
Knittee's store, whore be will make up the most fash
ionable clothing. All work entrusted to his care will
be manufactured in the best manner, on moderate
"terms. Good fits and substantial making guaranteed,
especially for the stout as well as for the slender. Ile
is ready to accommodate ltis elastomers by having a
suit of clothes made on abort notice. Thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to is int thus fur, he hopes .
by strict attention to his business. io ater it a continu
ance of the .ame. lie cordially invites the public and
his old customers to give him a call. Terms cask.
Lebanon, March 28.1865.
LEBANON TOBACCO FACTORY
r jr . w E ha u t ri i d s e e r s a s i gitl a y i l . about locating in Lebanon,
iniommeit Tobacco Factory,
for the manufacture of Plug Tobacco, Our stock is
Missouri leaf, amide an by Missouri hands. and our
machinery is of the latest and most efficient character.
We shall determinedly adhere to the policy of making
and selling only a
GOOD AND PURE ARTICLE OF TOBACCO ,
and dealers, merchants and others, while they pure
the privilege of buying directly from the manufactur
er. thus saving to theniselves the intermediate profits
heretofore paid the jobber, „tire saved the risk of get
ting adulterated or poisoned tobaccos as when buying
unknown or irresponsible makes.
We shall be ready to fill orders by the 10th ofillarch
next.
*11,.. We can retail noue--can sell to no purchaser
lase than 20 pounds.
Circulars and price Viet sent to any address on appli
cation—
'ln a leer weelm we shall be prepared to manu
facture line cut chewing and smoking tobaccos of va
rious gradee.
10 00
00
00
00
00
0 00
10 00
I 00
00
10 00
Lebanon,
web.
2t, STIOII.TBR &-CO
or • en
t.
Two ROOMS on the second-floor of Funett's Building
adjoining the Advertiser Office, areoffered for Bent
ffrom the of AWL These rooms are well located
er,4soB/44, orate:thistles) business. 47 1 Y to
J. FIINOR.
Lebanon, Feb. 15, 11M,
0 00
BAYS OF APPEAL
Tama=
MOvALD
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Magnificent Sale.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
EEWINAItV S C&Cs
On the One Dollar Plant
THE ENTiRE STOOK of
One Gold and Silver Watch Manvfae:
Ivry, TW,9 Immense Jewelry Establish-
Wigs; One Silver Plating W are-hoi
Otte Gold Pen mid Pencil Maker.—
To be disposed of with dispatch.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST !
. •
MITE goods are of fashionable stylee and most excel
j_ lent rrtofittnanship , and are sacrificed in this +ski;
to relieve the proprietoia from embarrassment occa
sioned by A distracting civil war. It should be ptol.i
neatly stated. also,lhat the y are mostly of
AMERICAN MANCFACTIS RE
and therefore greatly snpeßor to the goods impnrte4
from abroad and hawked abOut_ as the cheapest ever
Fold. The simple duty on imperied_goode, and the high
premium on gold (all foreign billi Erepayagte in gold.]
amount to more than Om entire ebet sit „many of the.
articles offered by us to the public. TO fitellitate the
sale.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR
will be charged for any article on our list, and this
Am the purchaser need not pay until he knows what
he ie to get I This plan accor, , a with the method re
cently become so popular for disposing of large steal
of Jewelry and sim Bar productions
THE PLAN IS SIMPLE!
The name of each article ca t ered for sale--se "Gold
Hunting Watch." "Gold Ocabliand Bracelet." "Pearl
Breastpin and Ear Drops,. '"OoLi Enamelled Ring."
"Silver Plated Cake Basketr 41c., is written on a bird
and enclosed in a-sealed envelope; these envelopes are
then placed itilt drawer and well mixed ; then as an
order is received, with twenty-five rents for return
postage and other ch , rges, one of the cards or certid ,
awes is taken at random and, sent by first mail to en...
tomer, who will see at once what he can get forond
dollar. If he is pleased with his fortune be can for
ward the money according too directions on the certifi
cate and secure tun prise. If the article awarded should
be unsuited to the purchaser- as for example, a set o f
Pearl Ear-Drops and Breastpin to a young man *lle
could not wear them, and had no one id We ttSgit td
—we will send any other , article on the catakigue of
equal price which may be preferred. Or if, for any
reason, you choose to venture no further, then you
eau let the matter drop where it !sand spend no more.
Examine carefully our Catalogue
WATCH DEPARTBMNT.
500 Gents'- Patent Lever Gold Hunting
Case, $5O to PO
500 Gente' Dotaeh'd Lever Gold Hunting
Case 40 175
401 Gents' Si , asta Until Hooting Caen,
260 Ladles' Gold and Enameled Hunting
• cieb, .
400 delta ' ?tent Ltrar B ii llanffug
•
Case, . 30 00
400 Gents' Dot. Lever Silver linnting Caw 30 85
300 Gents' Bet. Lover SilSer open taco 20 50
300 Gents' Potent Lever Silver open WS; 25 60
300 Gents' SWISS Sliver, . 18 40
... . _. . .
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
200 Diamond pegs, , $4O to $l2O
300 Gents" Riainond Pins, 20 /00
3000 do California Diamond Pins, 3 15
30)00 do do do Rings. 3 1 2
5000 do Gold and 'Enadi Pet) Chains, 3 50
4000 do do. vest chains. $ 49
4000 Pair Gentii' Gold EleCve Buttons, 3 10
4000 do do do and Enam. do, 3 10
6000 seta Gents' Gold Studs. 3 g
6000 Oeuts' Stone Set and Signet Rings, 3 12
8000 do do do Enam. do, 4 15
6000 Ladies' Gold Neck Chains, ' 5 00
4000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets 3 10
6000 do and Jet do 8 12
5000 d. Enameled do . 8 if,
3000 do Chatelaiu Chains, 8 go
5000 Pair Ladiits' Gold Sleeve Buttons, 3 g
40 , 0 do do do Enam. do 4 10
8 000 Solltare Gold Brooches 3 12
6000 Coral, Opal and Emeral Broo-hes, 3 12
6000 Gold Cameo and Pearl Ear-Dtropa 3 g
7000 Mosaic, jet. Lava & Florentine do 3 /0
0000 Gold Thimbles, 6 10
10000 Coral. Opal and Emerald EitiVrops, 3 10
10000 Miniature Lockets 4 10
10000 Miniature Lockets—magic spring 8 25
10000 Plain Goldßings, 4 12
10000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry ,(old ind hi, 6 20
10000 do do Cameo, Pearl, /lc., 5 20
10000 Ladies' Gilt and Jet Bracelets, 4 17
10e01 do do do Hat Supporters 2 32
SILVER PLATED WARE.
10000 Cups- -
$2 to $2O
8000 Goblets 3 - 12
10000 Pair Napkin Rings 2 - 10
2000 Card Baskets 4 - 16
3000 Cake Daaket3 b - 20
4000 Castor Frames—complete \Pith bottles 5 - 20
2000 Ice Pitchers 10 - 20
6000 Pair Butter Knives 3 • E
5000 Soup, Oyster and Gravy Ladles 2 - 8
ICOO Engraved Pie Knives 3 - 6
8000 Dozen Tea Spoons , per dozen 5 - 15
6000 Dozen Table Spoone per dozen 8 - 24
MOO Dozen Table Forks , pier deter' 8 - 30
6000 Dozen peewit Forks per dozen 7 • 25
- GOLD -PENS-AND PENCILS.
12000 Gold Pens, Sliver Extension Holders $3 to $lO
12000 Gold Pens, Silver Mounted Holders 2 - 6
8000 Gold Pens, Guld Mounted Holders 8 - 16
6000 Gold Pena With Gold Extension Holders 10 - 25
0000 Gold Pens, Gold Holders and Pencils 10 - so
6000 Gold Pencils 6 - 20
, .
REMEMBER' TAB PLATS'i„
In all eases we charge for forwarding the Certincali,
postage t Und doing the huffiness ' the sum of 'ituffo({)-
five cents, which must he enclose d in the order. Five
Certificates will be sent for . sl; eleven fur $2 ; thirty
for ; sixAy-fiveGENTS for SIARtO ; ono
WANTEDhtindred for "$l5.
Throughout the Country to operate for ue. A. large
compensation will be, Maid. Send for tonna, Lc ,
closing stamp,
NEWBORN .4 CO.,
75 Fulton Street, 11, T.
April 5, 1865.-5 m
TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT
OP THE
MUTUAL FIRE INSUR. ,
ANCE COMPANt
Sinking Spring, Berke County, for 1864
ItEOBIPTS
DaMoro In the Treasury, January lot, 1864, 191,679
Premiums and fees on Insurance, 1 , 950 83
Assessments Nos.lo, 11 and 12, 04 92
Assessment N 0.13, in Berke co., $6,763 78
Do do Lebanon .` 1,905 10
Do do Lehigh " 951 85
Do do Sabuylkil " 69 di
Do do Lancaster " 82 18
Total receipts,
EXPENSES.
Manama' and CorniVitteee feeni
Pottage, StattOhnry,
Making Collectors' Liege,
Refunded to H. Mull, in Schlegel's case,
Poore Tor closet,
Advertising & printing in Berke cc., $1.28 62
Do Lebanon county, 29 so
Do Lehigh 'county, 4 50
U. S., Tax,
Treasurer's salary,
President's fees on 369 policies, 23 00
Do appointing Committees, ice, 946
Anditorie fees for 1863,
Secretary's salary, A. iktull,
Do do C. Hessler,
Socretary'a fees on 48 nolicle3 A.Alull 19 20
Do do 321 polciee, C. Easeler 128 40
117 ea
Filling out 292 policies. at 1234 cants,
Agent reea on 244 policies,Mull, 97 60
Do 82 policies, 32 80
Do 20 policies, Schools, 10 40
Losszs BY Flee, is Berke county :
Cyrus Ruth 69 00
Samuel Fromm 69 00 .
George Leehaer /00 00
George Lash
John 801,
George Seaman,
George Davies,
James Butz
Albert J. Brumbach
John Fortne, in Lebanon county,
George Sguyd. iio
J. W. & J P. Kißinger, do
Joseph Moyer, do 1.535 00
Jacob Bachman l do 2,200 00
Nathan °crust ,in Lehigh county, 126 00
Balance in Treasury, Jan. int,1865,
The undersigned Auditors appointed to examine
the HecountS r the Officers of Mutual F ire Insur
ance Company or Sinking Spring, Berks . county, do
report that we have esrefully examined the same,
and rind them correct as above stated.
ANDIMW HURR,M O lAulYtiore
JOUN V. 1 1 ,1 D,
February, 1805
WARD OF IktANAAERS.
President—jUllN VAN IiP,ED, Spring; itentliuif
P.O.
Treasurer—Wm REINER, Reading
Seeretary—eliAßLEB KESSLER, Real:Nfld.
Managers—Andrew Kerr, Bethel P. 0.; George & .
Mohreville P. ; John Hemp, Kutstowd P.O.
Stanley J. Kirby, K irbyville P. 0.; Mae Filberh .
%lonielvdorf P. 0.; Soloman Yoder, Manatawny P •0 • t
Kline Obold, Lower Bern P. 0.; Daribik B. Lorah, Read ,
trig P. 0.; all residing tußerlarcournty. Cyrus Schools,
Jonestown P. 0.. Lubedton County; Robert Rewire,
Cornwall P. 0., Lebanon county; Jacob' Orli% (Lo- : %
county,) Mozotowny P.O.
March 10,180.-3 k: cuAnLEs xzesisa, sees-
Viratitedi
A N Active boy between the age 0114 and 17 years,
J A, with good reconunendatiOni to learn the °anew
tionary and Baking tradeolt a good establislatient ire
thin borough.' Apply at THIS OFllO*.
Lebanon, Match 15, 1 W
ri yen see ATMS'S & BRO. Wew Bose suilfbei
,s guire.
30 NO
80 80
9,792 42
$12,74 29
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62 50
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