'SHE Cr AZST IE .
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Trains !.?avc Levpaiown Station as follows:
WRSTWARD. EASTWARD.
Through Express, 5 06 a. m. 11 o9 p. m.
Vast Line, 8 OS p. m. 4 03 a. m.
4lai! Train. S 4$ p. in. 10 '24 a. m.
Through Freight, 1160 p.m. 4 66 p.m.
Local Freight, 6 30 a. m. 4 56 p. in.
Express Freight, 10 30 a. m, 12 36 p. in.
Vast Fneghf, 11 35 p. m. 11 60 p. m.
I). E. Ropesov, Agent j
Galbraith's Omnibuses convoy passengers to
and fnoui alt the tram*, taking up" or sett..., them
,lrrth at all points within the borough limits. ...
Post Oflire.
Mails arrive and close as follows :
Close Arrive.
Eastern Through and Way, 9 a. m. 4 p.m. !
Western do. do. 2-p. nr. 11a. m.
Eastern Through, 8 p. m. 5 a. in.
Northern Mails, _ sp. m. 2 p.m.
Urtiec hours from 7a, in. until Bp. tu. Sunday troiu
S until 9 o'clock a. in.
War or PeaCj? in Europe.
dispatch from Italy tends
to,impress the thoughtful mind with the
conviction that a general yvar in Europe is
far from improbable. Let us briefly state
■howr affairs' in Italy, and out of it, are com
plicated now.
■ ' Garibaldi has all but completed the en
tire conquest of what yve can scarcely con
ditio to call " The Kingdom of the Two :
■Sicilies." Almost—not entirely, he has .
done this. It yvus believed that Francis !
11.. ex-King of Naples, who had fled tc the
port of Gaota, had thence betaken hhpsjelf
to Spain. But he has turned omQ.ipuu,
between Naples and Gaeta, one of the best
-unified places in Southern Italy. . Gari
tahfc i" barging jiq one
can expect other than one result—that this
last of the Bourbon Kings will be defeated.
The siege, however, will retard the move
ment of Garibaldi, whichwere to br either
into llome or.against;Y.ayica.
Garibaldi hasUketi a dislike to Count
favour. the able Surdiniqi! Prime Minister,
and, somewhat brusquelydemandsthat Vic
tor Emmanuel shill-di-iiiiss lum. The mo
tives of tlaiibi-'di's objection are said to be
hatred todJipiomaey, of which lie consid
ers Cav.ogr to be the consummate embodi
ment. a certain feeling of local anger,
bceausa Nice, where Garibaldi was born,
wa:;„st>hl or betrayed to Napoleon. This
demand of Garibaldi's must inconvenience
r n.. well as annoy Victor Knimaniiel, for be
cannot but feel that Cavour, the ablest pol
itician in Knropc, with the exception of
Napolean, is his right hand. In 1844, it
vas Cavour who laid the foundation of the
present greatness of the Sardinian sovcr
igntv, hy insinuating Y ictor Emmanuel
as one of the quapartitc alliance (with
France, England, and Austria) against
Russia. Victor Emmanuel is said to con
template mi immediate visit to C- ribiihli,
t,i talk him over, but his chanc ><i' doing
hi i- small indeed.
Next, it was believed, expected, hoped
that the Pope would fly from Rome, to
Spain or Austria. Had he done so. then
was nn end of the Papacy in Italy. Pius
IX. might transfer tin 4 seat of the Holy
Hoc to any other country, if he pleased
he might even erect the throne of' St. Pe
ter in Mr. Rennett's little villa at Wash
ington Heights—but In 4 might never hope
to return to Italy. The arrival, however,
of Gen. Goyon, in command of the French
troops at Rome, has determined the Pope
to remain. This is bis wisest policy, for,
v.hilc he continues in Rome, the Pope may
pretty surely calculate on being protected
u'here by French bayonets. Tint is a Na
poleonic- pledge so strongly and publicly
nude that no casualty can be anticipate.-!
for breaking it.
Rut, Gurabaldi says, 4< I w ill enter Rome,
mi l there proclaim Victor Emiu&um'r from
the summit of the Quirjnal". fie also
frocliims that hj will inarch agyiu*i Ye
nke. At Koine, wln'< the Pope is there,
in will have the Fveij'di army to encount
er. Does he wish lor the chance of cros
"iiig "-words with Napoleon ? At Venice,
h must meat Austria, hent on fighting on
•r ..'cu.-j-*, if it must be so, and will risk
.. chance of drawing down upon Napole
on, or Victor Emmanuel, or both, the coin
lined opposition of Germany.
The Prince of Wales in Pennsylvania.
11Aitr.i sri"rg VOct. 3. —Thousands con
/regaled ia front d Cover ley's Hotel this
morning, as the hour approached for the
departure of the royal party for Baltimore.
Ai! appeared anxious to get a glimpse of the
future King of England. Intermingled
with the crowd was a large number of
ladies.
In conversation, the Prince and Duke
nf Newcastle expressed themselves much
with their visit to America, and
particularly with the scenery which had
been afforded by their ride over the Alls
ghenics.
At 9 o'clock the cortege left the hotel
find thousands sent up shouts of gieeting,
an d the ladies were liberal in waving their
handkerchiefs. The scene was animating
the extreme.
The Prince occupied Mr. Michael Bulk's
i>pen carriage drawn by four beautiful gray
horses. The Duke of Newcastle, Lord
Lynns, and Mayor Kepner, of this city,
■d* o occupied seats in the carriage. The
was driven along Epont street by the
• "'tik of the Susquehannah, to the Capitol,
* 'lowed by other carriages containing the
totntnittee. At the Capitol the party
audited, and paid a visit-to the Governor
,n his private apartment*.
ADDRESS OF tin; GOVERNOR.
the Governor recieved them in his pri
vate chamber, and addressed the Prince us
'oilows: .
Lord Renfrew: It affords nae infinite
pleasure to welcome your Lordship tb the
lJ P'tol °f the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
Dl f> one of the old thirt'6'en colonies that
ri ginally acknowledged alleg iancc to the
"j Wn °I Great Britiifn.and notwithstanding
yt allegiance ha 6 been sevejred, your Lord.
"P w iH percjjive by a glanee at that long
'• Ut of Colonial arch State Governors (point
, .o to the portraits tjiat adorn the Execu
chambe'rs,) that we still have a great
veneration and regard for our ancient rulers.
1 hat line of portraits is almost a perfect
type of most our American families.—
We cannot follow our ancestry more than a
few generntipns Lack without tracing the
line to a British red coat.
Alteriijiain welcoming Lord KenlVew and
bis fcuit 4'ensylvania. the Governor ex
pressed 'an ardent desire that their progress
thpoqgh the United States might increase
in interest and pleasure to his Lordship,
and be hereafter productive of lasting ben
efits to both nations.
The Prince briefly replied, expressing
his sincere sense ol the high honor con
ferred upon him in the capital of the great
State of Pennsylvania.
In the Governor s apartment were a scm
hled the other heads of depatmcnta, .'J'fros
K. Cochran, Auditor Genera!,; £li Slifer.
State Treasurer, and W. 11. Keim Survey
or General. After the Governor was per
sonally introduced to he turned
around and the other mem
bers of the admirstejjitibii.
I he Prince and with the Governor,
then visited th" Capitol Building, the Li
brary. Supjrejcs Court room, Educational
Pepartmenf, Ac., and the dome.
A 1 ! the party expressed themselves ex
eeetJitigty gratified with the view from the
dome of the surrounding county.
The royal party then left the capitol, and
started in the train for Washington.
Married.
On the 4th in.st., in Lewistown, at liisha
coquillas parsonage, by Rev. A. A. Kskridge,
IIEXRY A. WIX to .Miss MARY* "k.
; COXT.\ER, both of Milrov.
On the 28th September, by tiie Rev. J. A.
Lunger, at the Lutheran parsonage. Meehan
iesville, 1. J. IIAYICE and Miss SAUAII J.
PRICE, both of Mifflin county.
On the 30th September, and at the same
place. WIL LI AM FRJZE, of Snyder county,
and Miss LIZZIE BK'ljflNT.Kit.
On the 2d October, by the same, at the
house ot John Olephfer, in Mechanicsviile,
CALVIN B. MYKUS and Miss MAIiGA
RET McFADOE.N, both ot Mif in (fount v.
Died.
On the 18th Septctirbfr. Ip Decatur town
ship, Mrs. SI SAL' SJGI £'}■-.
On Tuesday evening, in this place, AHItA
IIAM IJLYMYKit, aged about bit veurs.
THE MARKETS.
LEWISTOWN, October 11, iB6O.
CORRECTED ItV GKORCK Bt.YMy kh.
Butter,good, B tb. 15
Lard, 12
Tallow, 12 a 00
Eggs, dozen, 10
Beeswax, per pound, 25
\\ (ad, washed, 37
unwashed, 25
I>ried Coerries, per bushel 1 75
Potatoes, new, -10
CORItECEED BV M\RKR i WIMPS.
Wheat, white £* bushel, 1 20
red 1 !0
Corn, £5 to f't
Rye, new, • 6"
" old, 05
Oats, new, 25
" (ild, 25
Barley, 30 to 00
Cloversecd, 5 00 to 5 40
Flaxseed, • ! 25
TiiiKthy, 3 75
The abovr prices arc also jail by Rly
inycr A f>ta;ibarger.
Mark La mill is selling extra fl >ur at
i O'j jer hundred, Granville at 2 50, so
pwr-fino at 2 75, and family at 25.
Mill Fead. per hurtd ivvd. 80
t'hopped Oats and Porn per 100, 125
Chopped Bye per 100, I 40
Salt. ' 1 40
" patent sacks, 150
" barrel-, 2*b It.*. 1 77
Phiiadelpiitd Market.
Sales of flour at from 5 75 to $6, for super
fine and extra, sb. I'-Rr/ G 50 f ,r family. $0.75
(rr.7 for fancy brands, according to quality.
iyales i.f wheat at 12'.)(<A 132e fur fair to
good rVtin'a and Western red, lo0(>135c
For common to fair white, and 1 "6(3; \ 50c for
good to prime do., the latter for Kentucky.
Kyc sold at 79c f->r IMnv tre, and sOc K r
Penna. Corn: prime yeilovr >ld at 74c, part
in store, and 7; for urtme .Soutliern.
Seedt. — There is very little Clover offering,
and it is wanted at $6 ]>er ho. for prime.
Timothy is worth $2.75(3,3, with bqt Jittle
offering.
The receipts of cattle are large, reaching
2,206 head. Sales at s7a'J.
Hogs sold at front $7.50 8.25 for still fed,
and#Baß.7<> per 100 Ib-foroern hogs; market
briek,
VL A ItGE assortment of Boots and Shoes
on hand that will he sold at and below
Cost, to close out the stock, which comprises
Men's Boots and Shoes of the best make in
the market; Women's Morocco, Boys Shoes,
Ac., &c., at
oct4 JOHN KENNEDY'S A CO.
Ol'E stock of Dry Goods will be sold r.t a
sacrifice, it consists of Cloths, Cassinjors,
Domestic Goods. Ladies Slate, Mixed, White
and Black Hose from $1.25 to $2.50 pep doz
eu. . Silk Qottop Handkerchiefs .of the best
quality. Cottonaids, Kentucky ' Jeans, 4c.,
to be sold below cost at
oct4 JOHN KENNEDY &, CO's.
The Figa of the
EM MM:I: POTI
VOC WJLL FIND IS TIIE
Place to get value for your money
'IN TIN WARE,
- ou,
A SUPERIOK SAD Oil FLAT IRQN|
Oil.
The Best Cook Stove to Market:
.vanELY, TOE
Daylight Gas Burner Stove !
And you will also find nx> very mucKpleas
fcd to do tba beet I can for you all, if you call
on J. IRVIN \?ALLJS.
Lewistown, June 21, 1860.
■ ■ ■ •' * 1 ■ ' * "
ORN BROOMS, Washing Machines and
Washing Boards, for sale at
ap26 ZF-HBfi's,
A BOARDI34G SCHOQL JTOR BOYS.
At Freehold,
•" !VSTR-J^7oE)j.""
Older B. Uih." y . [ A. Wahrrs. j. .v..
Vharles J. Jeitlue i, A. JU4 | (jeante I -. A. li
Edfos*. ff. JtUifieM.
r PHE School is divided into four depart
.L nter.rs; the Classical, Middle, Agricultu
ral, and Preparatory.
"M-CHE t'LASSICAL DEEARTMEVT
♦ho ptir;l 3 are instructed in Latin. Greek,
Kqgiisli Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, and
suet, other mathematics as arc required t-> tit
bof if'borough ly for any cla>3 in college.
IN' THE MIDIH.E DEEARTMEST
'.lie phpils pursue Geogruphy, History, Kng
list Grammar. Arithmetic," Algebra, and
such 1 tlitr studies as ate necessary toft
young men lor business, and the practical
duties of life.
IN THE ACUICL'I-TERAI. DEPARTMENT
yoe.iig men arc instructed in Natural Philos
ophy, Chemistry, Agricultural ..Chemistry,
Botany, f.e<iligy, and such uthrr depart
ments of knowledge as arc- calculated to
make intelligent farmers.
THE ERE PA R.4To By PEI'ARTMF.NT
was established for .younger boys, and is in
tended to fit them for the other departments.
A separate room is provided for this depart
ment, grid u competent instructor devotes las
whole time to it.
Reference in Lewistovvn, Mr. Sannul Trox
ell.
BPSjuFor Catalogues containing fuller in
formation apply to the Principals.
O. 11. WILLIS.
sept2o-2m C. A. WA IJ LTIiS.
f 7 -f ' -- -
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
PIIIIitDELRHU.-
.1 lie new* • nt Ittsf itutioi. r ly gt'C.J ee/id',ir} : i^jif
for thr Relief of tie A. 'f'fai'l Distrtssert'. apttetei 'fith
I 'indent and Kydd- nh x. and < <j„ riaihi fer thr
Curt of Diseases af tho Sexual Organs.
XJF.I'B .> I il; -o given grap.;. by the Actii.g Sur
ivl ceon. to s-.1l I ho :q>pl> I s letter, w;th :t di k-i n>tiou
1 their e^iV.litrA|f. (age. 0.-enpation. hJbits oflifc.
and in <•' -srs of •' Mrcinc |n-v'c t. v Medicirn - furtii-hcd
tree qi qharge. d'atgable ltr/u-rt- "ii Sperinatorrhu-a,
uc other Itiseasi-s of the Bestial "rgans. and on the
l niches cniploycil jq the iJispen-ary. -. to to the
attiictcil in scaled letter envelopes, free of ehartrc.
'l'sro or three stamps for postage sviil is- ae. eptable.
Address in-. .I.SKII.LIN Hol'GHTi'N. \ering Sur
geon. Howard As-, -iation. No. U South Ninth street,
Philadelphia. Pa. Bv order of the Directors.
F.ZIiA" 1. HKARTWKI.L, President.
' Gr.. Fairchilis Secretary. l'ebiMy
FRESH GROCERIES,
Sugars. Syrups. Coffees. Bice, Teas,
Honey, Canned Peaches. Pickles,
Quinces, Preserves, Jellies, &c
Which we will offer at lowest cash price.
VFF.LIX has just returned from the city
• with a large assortment of tjroteeiqes,
Provisions, pared and unpared Peaches, Cher
ics. Prunes, Kaisips, Figs, Oranges, T.emons,
with a host of things in the confectionery
line. You will also find at Felix's Variety
Store, it splendid assorted
Ornaments, such as Yuses. Cups, and Saucers,
Tea Sets, and a large assortment of 'l>oya.k
AIV?B^OTYPES
■* "AXtt"' v "
ihc Gems ol the Season.
rpiIIS i® no humbug, but a practical truth.
1 The pictures taken by Mr. Burkholder
are unsurpassed fur BOLDNESS TRUTH
FULNESS. REAL TY OF FINISH, and
DURABILITY. Rrices varying according
to size and quality of frames and Cases.
Lewistovvn, August 23, 186 G.
FINAL NOTICE,
I)ER SONS knowing themselves indebted
to John Kennedy, or to the 'are firm of
John Kenneth', i\, cc Co.. will please call
and settle up their account® before the Ist day
of October, as on that day the books vviil be
put into the hands of Jos. Alexander, Esq..
lor collection. All having claims .against
John Kennedy, sr., or the late firm of John
Kennedy A' 00., will bring in their accounts
for settlement The rtoek now on hand will
be sold at and belopr cost to close the concern,
:is John Kennedy, sr , intends to relinquish
the business.
JOHN KENNEDY k <V.
1,-ewistown, Sept. 27, 1800.
NEW ARRIVAL!
%*oO\ T. COX has just returned fropj
\. the City with a tremendous
.?' v ~ stock of
HOC2S & SHOES.
Having carefully selected this stock, I can
snfi 'v recommend it t > my customers and all
who desire a neat, cheap, and durable Boot
or Shoe. Having the largest stock of Boots
in town I solicit all'to call and at least exam
ine it and priced Before purchasing elsewhere,
as I am determined to sell cheaper than the
cheapest, fijr cash.
A large' stock of home made work constant
ly on hand, and customer work made to or
der on shortest notice and at lowest prices.
My terms are positively cash on account of
'Small profits.
oct4 T. C\)X.
FINAL DECISION'
VFTER a large and enthusiastic heeling
of tho citizens of Mifflin and the adjoin
ing counties, it is finally decided that
BILLY JOHNSON
has thd "
Largest, Cbeaoest and Eest
kocjv. of < . T
Boots and Shoes
ip this section of the country-
In addition to hir. former stock, he has had
a large arrival of new, suitable for fall nnd
winter trade, which is decidedly pIIEAPER
'pIIAN EVER. It is only taking up tiujp
and "space to enumerate prices—the hcbt way
to find that out is to cqjl and see for your
selves. Nothing charged for showing goods.
His stock of HOME fIADE WORK is large
and not to be surpassed in quality. Work of
all kinds made to order on the shortest notice
and en reasonable terms. REPAIRING at
tended to at aR times promptly.
Our 'customers trill please bear in mind
that our terms are strictly CASII. Small
profits will not spit to charge. All goods
must be paid for before delivered, and where
they do not suit jnonev will be refunded
§ept. 27, 1800.
WILCOX & GIBBS'
SEWING
MACHINES.
The oreat and unceasing demand for this
remarkably simtilc machine is a guar
s.:hH *if its superior excellence.
PRICE S3O
FOR S.\LK \T
Fairbanks 5 Scale Warenouse,
715 ( licsinui street. Priilaftefpliia.
Philadelphia, September is. is 44"
jffarmivjK a ! U 'Qralri^
Head Quarters!
HANCOCK,UAMP & CO..
Produce and General Commission
Merchants,
Yo. 17 Yorth Water Street, betov Arch
xtreet, Ptiitadelphia.
# # # Agents for ail li l_ ,\ N()S,
SL-i'KK PIIOSPIIATKS OF LIMK, POU-
I>RF,TTS, and other kinds of Fertilixer*.
descriptions of COUN
TRY PRODI'CE taken in exchange or "old
on COMMISSION.
# * # Quick Sales and immediate
Returns are guaranteed upon all consigt
ments.
arc ihc s/Ic agents for
the best articles of VINEGAR tr.ado in this
city or elsewhere. jvlO-Gm
Treenails ! Treenails! Treenails!
WANTED .
lOO.OOO'pSJsC. fr "" 14
• AlscOAK* TREENAILS in quantity.
/.ild'eass, linmediateiv,
W. A. LEVERING,
Commisrdon Merchant & Deai'-r in
!Sliip .Building Materia!®,
Oallj'.vbill street M'haif,
octi-lm Philadelphia.
HOWELL cV BOURKE,
TIYIF4tTIREttS Jt IMPORTERS OF
MM 3IAaBI!S!S3,
X. H. corner of Fourth and Market street®,
PHILADELPHIA.
OCt4—3 m
Niiffessors to Samuel Townsend & Son,
y k Il;l Sfeiifh Seoul *tret. afjovc Cht stunt.
I'UtLADELPIII
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Velvet. Brus
. sel®, Tapestries, Three Rly. Ingrain and
Venetian
CARPETS
of the best English and Amerioan make.
Mattings, Oil Cloths, if-.-., <fr., Jc.
solicit an inspection of our assortment
before purchasing eb'-ewho.
ocf-l-qni
Estate of Robert Hope. <ieeeast<i.
N OTICE hereby given, that letters of
Administration on the Kstat : of ROB
LRT HOl'E, late of Oliver township, MitH
in county, dee'd., have been granted to the
undersigned, residing In Grat.vilLe township.
All those indebted t' said Estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those
having eltfim® to presept them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
SAMUEL 11. McCOY,
sep27-bt' Administrator.
Estate of Esther /00k. deceased.
N'O'l'LCE is hereby given that letters
testamentary have been granted to the
subscriber, residing in Union township, on
the estate of Esther Zook, late of said town
ship, deceased ; ail persons indebtc-d to said
estate, are requested tu make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any claims will
please present them, duly authenticated, f-v
settlement.
oetG-Ct* JOEL ZOOK, (P.) Esecut: r.
Orphan's Court Sal 6.
1)Y virtue of an order issued out of tho
) Orphan'u Ciqirr of MHiJin' county, tiio
undersigned will sell at public sale, t-n tho
premises, on
Saturday, October 20th, JB6O.
the following (levaribed real estate, t.i \vit
All that certain Tract t-f Land, tituafe ir,
Oliver township. Mifflin county, adjoining
lanijq of Peter Rhodes. William Erwin, John
WvM.e, and t-tliers, cthtaio.ing
129 ACRES and 89 PERCHES
•tWf allowance, on which are erected a largo
w ; eat'nerb( '.rded
JWS. fR A.ME lIOUFF AND RANK
FlTjb BARN and oilier oiif-'buildings,
■jfcj Ii l A well of water is" at the door
nf the house. A £;.e YOUN G
OKL'IIAKU is on the pinee, and running wa
tor in the torn yard. The tb.rnpike leading
from MeVeytown to Huntingdon passes in
front of tho house. A-il tho land is cleared
and well cultivated, except about si* acres of
timber. There are 140U panels of post fence
on the premises. A fine stream of water
passes fhriutgh this tract.
above will be soid a? the proper
ty Df John Stine, Jr., deceased.
TERMS. — i'< n per cent, of tho purchase
mone3* tu to f-nij when the property is struck
off, one third when the sale is confirmed, and
the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payments thereafter, with interest, to be ee
cured by b6ndf? on the premises.
Kale to commence at one o'clock, p. tn.
' " CYRUS SEINE,
SAMUEL SEINE,
Aliuiii.iefralors erf John Stive, dee'd.
Oliver township, October J, ISCO-ts
Cheaper than the Cheapest i
J(ASv>\YAIIE,— .Tqoiblersiat 75jcents and
Ajf ?l per dozen; Goblets, 1 itcbers, Fruit
Stands, Covered Dishes, -Co. very cheap at
gtjyd JERBF'S
of Hamarnclis,
V OR PAIN DKSTROYEF,
JS one ef the few domestic remeflito which
have pems into general Yi<J favor,
without puffing. It is the pro.'acv eiif r. sim
ple shrub, harmless in all ?a®e, and as.a do
ro.-tie remedy unequalled. For Cits,
Jlruists, St>>enext, f Sprains, ti/un
mutism. Jioils, Ulcer*,- V!d -itves and ii'cßwd.v,
it has not art ?qU|R*~ ft ft also u ed,
with success, for Toothache, lUmiiicfte,
A"iuraf'jia, SOrc 'i'he.oJ, Colic, Diarrhfien,
Unarsrnc", 'Anil ether similar troublesome
and painful hffections, while it promptly ar
r:. t r, -it ftemmcrhager. Hundreds of phy*:-
ci.ins use it daily in their practice, and g v
it "their unqualified recommendation, ; ! 1
hv ' • ir agent* and dealers; bv
* V 111 MRUREYS k ' .. odway.
jj.-ie fr. pri- ....1 d tnuficturci s.
*>3
BCHRHAVE'S
H 0
TIIE CKLEBIIATEI) HOLLAND RKMLDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA^
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER (OMPLAIST,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AMD AGUE!
Ann tin' .hiiotu nfTwtinr.s voisj-jqucrt "Jj: 41 z^anplore-l
STOHIiC II OR J1 It,
Such a* livliftrstiin, A- -li. • 'U. St a,y'n,C!.;.. try pains.
Heartburn. 1 f/. j-i-. iiivpniiiVi:. {'. ttivrui*-,
BTiOii suW Blit lir.g Pii.-*. Io all N. .on-i. Rheumatic. au-i
Neuralgic AScciH-..*, it has in m. ViiMtUß iu.-'tiiice- pri>\ml
ftiirlny bvsaSoial, an A in itlnra eil -cti'Ht'k ilii-iil-.-il cure.
Tills isapurtl/\igctaiilc ruui,ioauit. prepareilon -triet'y
sCiitti jr j;rjucii_lc>,,.'.itur tlic tmilinir the celebrate.!
HoThui-1 PcJfcw&r, Biprhave. Its reputation at home pr
<luo"<1 tts intr niuft..s> !: ;■•. toe J-maiel coiaiin iicitiK ailh
those of the Fatherland Mattered our the face of tl.ia
mighty country, m.y:v ni" vhom brought with tii an a.ni
handed dyWu the trii.iitfoii . • i:s yalu . II is noii i.Hfal
to the American frullir. knowing that its truly wonderful
puviirftuil virtues must he acknowledged.
It is particularly recommended to those persons whoso
constitutions may have boon Impaired liy the continuous u—j
of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally
instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to the neat
of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up (ho
drooping spirit, and, iu fact, infusing new health and vigor
in the system.
NOTlCE.—Whoev' r expects to find tins a hers-.age wl.l
he disappointed; hut to the sirk, weak and low spirited, it
will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, x.>ea.-,.-ed of sitigular
remedial properties.
READ CAREFULLY!
The Genuine highly concentrated Bterhavo's Holland
Bitters is put up iu halt-pint bottles only, and retailed at
Onc Dollar pc* r bottle, or six Lotties for Five Dollars. The
great demand for this truly celebiated Medicine has induced
many 1 nutations, which the pi;i-lie should guard against
purchasing.
bjg- Bewar-' of Imposition. 3ce 'bat our name Is on She
label of every bottle you buy.
Sold by Druggists It aan be forwarded
by Express to most points.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO,
MAHUTICTr&INO
pharmaceutists and Chemists
PITTSBURGH P4.
For sale by CHARLES ICY., Lewis'own,
P.i. s?p2B
A SUPERLATIVE
TON iC, D SUR ETIC,
DYSPtPY°
AMD —-
PM* CORDIAL
?> the Citizens of A7 iv Jersey if* P> until
ivini'i, Apothecaries. Druggists, 1 {racers
ana I'rivals Families.
Wolff's rr.rc Cognac Jranth.
Wolfe's J'ure Madeira, sherry and I'ort
Wise.
Wolfed Pure Jamaica and SI. Croix Rum.
Wolfe.'? Pure Scotrb and Irl-li U liitite,.
ALL l\ BOTTLKS.
IB Hi i leave to call the attentionot-the
cities ir4 rij the Unitc-il 3* t. h- 1'• o-;e \V n'
.iT.-.l I.i.iM-r.-,. i-'ipor'.-.i by I'd _• Woifo. of New
Turk, 'v. tiiii:!..- >4 f-uniii'ir m -vi-ry nart of this
oc-untrv u.r the- purity 01 I is oeb-hri.tVa S.-liii-dam
Schnapps. Mr. Wolfe, in i i-letter to we,spctkkigof
the parity of ids Win. ami l.i'jt<rs.s:iy.-; T wiiiatukd
my reputation as ,1 man, my stand in ; as . mcrchahf
•>: thirty years* reshleiic' ir. the City of' Jwew"York,
that all the Brandies tad "■* • s that :: |e nm pure
a> imporitu, ttiiu .t. 1 .it/, au-1 can
he rilieil upon ly reeiy pr.rchm-er.*' Every
i ottio lul- the prc.pnetots h.Trili cm til ■ '.va.x, nd
u fee sitr.ilc cf h s siftniture on tvti ftiTtific;it'. The
public are respectfully invited t< call nnd examine
for F■ c salt- at Reu il by all Apoli.ccar
ies r.ud Grocco iu Philadelphia.
GEORGE H. ASIITON,
No 833 Market Ft. I" • miclphiß.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
R'-ad the following from the New York Courier:
bb'OllMOtb BtslNtrv Volt NE NEW Y B-K Mi>.."UAM—
\Tii are happy to inform our teiiow-ciiizens that there
is one nla -e"in our city '.-here the physician, apothe
cary. uc i country merchant, can go and purchase pure
Wines i Liquors, as as imported, ami o; the
best quality.* A'c do net intend to give an elaborate
description of this merchant s extensive bui-inoss. <l
- ugh it will repay an> stranger < r c'.ttgen to visit
Cdoipho Wolfe's t-xteiisivc uarenouse. N .s. le.'JOand
2'Jr, He t street, and Ntis. 17. lc and -1. Marketfield
strcig. His stock of Schnapps on-hand r'-ady for
shipment < ou!ii not have been less turn thirty thou
sand cases; the Hraiiiiy sonic tea thousand cases—
Vintages of ISCtI to IHT>C; and ten thousand cases of
Madeira, Sherrv and Port Wine. Scotch and Irish
whiskey. Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, sonic very obi
and equal to any in this country, lie also had three
largo cellars, filled wit:; Brandy, Wino, ei. in casks
under the Custom Hons*- koyl-ready for bottliug
Mr. Wolfe's .-ale- of Schnapps year an.ounteato
on'- hi. lid red-and eighty thousand dosk-a. and v o horo
11 ic-s than tvo year- lie may be t-qpally aucoesMifl
with ids Brandies rind Wines.
liic bins; news merits the patronage of every lover of
his species. Prtvftte fanulu-.- who wish pure Wines
and medical u.-c should scud titeir orders
direct to Mr. Wuifj, until every Apothocaky ib Uio
land r.taltc up tii eir minds to discard tho poisonous
stuff f cm their shelvce, tad rcplaee |t with Wolfe's
ii'ire Vi'itto ittid Liouort;. t
V.'e tiudcrst ead r'v. Wolfe, for the accommodation
Cf EinnU dec-lers it the eouuUy, puts up EBsorted cas
es of Wiuc-fi end liquors. Bsr-'i m.ih, en J bu-Ji a
merchant, should l,c su-taiiiC-d again..! Lis tons of
-thousands of opponents in" the Verted States, who
tell nothing but unitations,-ruinous aidcooo humaa
oalth and happiness. sop 13-2/
For sale by John Kennedy & Co.
nA A TONS of Wilkes!}ticre Cfonl, broken
JUO stove. J
f i\d \ TONS Sunbury Cual of all feisea,
t/1/v.JP screened. 500 bushels Alleglidpy
Stuith Goal. We are how unloading and all
in want o.f ibe above articles will do well to
call.
nct-l JOHN KF.VNFOY Sr Op.
£. sj v ? Eook Ami One Dpbtia^>ta'V?
- i A ate A Sensation. -
Jl'iT Fi'JjWfcilEb. v ..
THE SUNNY SOUTH,
Mr ltf Jaqihrrnrr a! Ikmr.
Embwitiij Eire Years' Experience < fa \nrf'<-
er't Gorer(&.*. in'V.e ot 'Sufrcr, Usee.
Tobacco and Cotton.
Edited lv PROF. J. H. IXG RAH AM, of Mississippi
II iii N • iicl bound in one volume, 12 nu . 520 page*.
Pr.ce fl 25.
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