~.t.
• %goy Yairot,,,;ionds,'
- • • i
fl e i , ' 5 4 , .., ,-; -. l ' O. ir .. •
.ii:wiid steitik.,..4. le as "Five
, •it . tie's; !Alm] p yt. , p 1 are of
. the
r dittent r iNvolt , tt authorised
, i 4
i ' Act 'os".lll, ' il'epprt,(l February .26,
et
, . t • P I ' ! 4 nwaie issnO 'in sums of
l'lT:' '7 4 ' . - iik. 04. per cent, Per annum will
I ..- 1;:. 02110 , ,_, frimeante of ' , ln4 l ,nine, and is
'II' =i 'A M0A134/1 ik 4101.1 D,
0" - , ly, whielt ii: equal, at the present
it . ' if .1 ' tin gold, to about EIGIIT PER CENT.
t i : 7
, 4 , '' ' ~4• NUM. ' t -` ;: '
, -. erasers, Merchants; Mechanics, Capitalists,
;•: . ..!..Aiiid all who have any money to invest, should
' .Inow and remember that these battle are, in
14
p' effect, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all lean
t', roads, Canals, Bank Stocks and SecuriNes, and.
the immense products of all the 'lldiaauftior
tures, &c., Ac., in the country ; and that the
full and ample provision made for the payment
of the interest and liquidation of principal,
by Customs Duties, Excise Stamps and Internal
Revenue, serves to make these bonds the ,:
Best, Most Available and Most . Popular
Investment In the Market.
• Subscriptions received at' PAR in Legal
Tender Notes, or notes and checks of banks at
par In Philadelphia. Subscribers by mail will
receive prompt attention, and every facility
and explanation will be afforded on application
at this office.
a, roll supply of Bonds will be kept on hand
for immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent.
nov4-d&w3ni
PORTFOLIOS
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
AT PRICES
. • I
PROBABLY LESS than can now be liurchas
,
- s ed elsewhere.
H: 4 ' •., SOLDIERS look to your interests, and call or
eepd to KELLER'S
*-.:./rag Stora, 91 Market Street, for a Writing
--= 3.f is~ lu dealers wishing to buy out the lot
,;..?' ' ,zwii 'will offer an inducement. n 022
IEI
THEO F. oCkiEFFER,
11011 ANli JOB PRINTER,
NO. 18, MARE El STREET,
4414 t. .11/I.IIIIISIII JUG.
main
Drain, &n. paid to Printing, Kullug and
hominid in elegalipianici 4 , t•onalen, Cheeks,
at $2,4:3,1.4, end Sb per
i2O
FALL
KEYSIVNIi NUltiii;UT, 111.6. , . 'es. 13 •
shoutd nut be' forgotteu 111 P.
sslsyl,liishmem 1, gull it. 11UCCP-sl.hi opereatiow,ig
• eau supply
. FRUIT AND SHADE TREES, EVERGREENS,
_SHRUBBERY, GRAPE VINES, RASPBER
kun,S, sTBA WBE ItRIES G(H)SE
BERRIES, CURRANTS, BLACK
RIES, •&c., &c., &c.
of as good quainio, and varlet es, and as ,a reasonable
prima amtboy are sold at distant nuraeries.
THE LOCATION
of nureery—a , lioueug the city—gives it advaulagoa
Aar transportati•,u to II parka of the coast try, pesee-eold
by not Pow others.
OW All &Moles, wbstu desired, deliver ed free of
ebargit, in any part of thi any
ita3ntf
SOLDIERS,
IF YOU WANT
LETTER OB NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
WRITING OASES,
POCKET INKSTANDS,
PENS AND HOLDERS
Of every description and quality, you will find
the largest assortment at
3 ~'`
~;»..
t~tF ~1
SEWN EIC S BOOKSTORE
GRAPE VINES
OF all desirable hardy native varieties, (and
they are the only class worth planting in
the open air,) for sale at the Keystone Nursery,
adjoiuing the city.
Among them are some of the newer varieties,
such as Delaware, Diana, Rebecca, Cunard; /Mem
dine, Hartford, Prolific, Bfc., which have . sold at
very high prices for small and weak trines.—
Strong, well ripened and thrifty vines are now
offered at reasonable prices. ,
Oct. 18, 1862. JACOB MISEI.
CHARTER OAI
FAMILY FLOUR.
UNEXCELLED BY ANY IN THE UNITED
STATES AND SUPEKTOB TO AN I
FANCY BRA•Nto i S
OFF BRED IN YENNSYLV4NIA
If 1..§ MADE ON
• vittncii, 111680Ual WHITE WIIiCAL
..„. I vereit.any ple.n iu the city, free ofj charge
v.,14 ,
,on ooivery.
R - WM. DOOM, Jr; &Co,
. .
_ • , POBIAGE CURRENCY.
•Wjthavelipeived•uct assortment cif wai
!Mil, adapted lor carrying' safely and Con
veniently the lietr..Onsunty, with lot of
LEATHER GOODS -GE NI .NRA LY.
`Ladies' Satchels, law cordoillionfq 1 ' ursetil
Portmonnalee, Begar antes, Case , Wri
ting and Sewing Cases , Portfolio&
ISS •
oILER'S DRUG STOBE,4lllitark 'fit
.:1 1 00.11ET BIBLER
OM
"..„,.1144 a • assortment of Pocket Bihku&
soldiers, just re
' BOOKSTORE.
4 0 0 - 7 ---- 41 1 1110nr.NICHOei) JelliLCurr)
‘,
-, 4209ker Prow
‘t
IN
In stuniiof $5O, $lOO,
FOR SOLDIERS 1
JACOB MI NH
11110
diirocuA
onabit
riantity 'arid *lie of
.:113136 1 arid the otpari
mperiouun.: • ,
. 111 P' FAA*/ 'de - •
F huebuud ry atid
them'. Eike. —.B 60
MBE and • Real
...... ...9 00
ob
75
Economy...a-
LANDSCAPEPGARDENINO, by Allen..
THE FARMER'S COMPANION, by. Rue!.
LECTURES ON PRACTICAL AGRIGUL.
TUBE, by Johnston P •
THE AMERICAN FARMER'S new and uni
versal baudbook, with 400 engravings.. 2 60
414 EASY METHOD OF MANAGING}
BMA by Weeiui 20
The Nature and Treattnent of Dimities of
Cattle, by Dadd 100
LEIBIG'S AG RIC U LTURAL CHEMISTRY 76
MILCH COWS AND DAIRY FARMING,
and the production of milk, butter,
cheese, by Flint ' 1 60
GRASSES. AND FORAGE PLANTS, by
Lynch 160
SAXTON'S . HAItID-139011, containing the
Horse; 'thee' cow, therpig, fowls, &c., &0..1. 00
THE FARMER'S DICTIONARY and Free
tical Fanner , by Dr . . Gardner..... ..... 1 Eifi
ALLEN'S DOMESTI C ANIMALS.. . 76
THE PIELV BOOK OF lakitrltV, pr
American Bilick,Hook. 25
THE HOME' 'AND 0 — DISEASES, by
JenninVet 00
YOIJATT O l i u r HORSE ~1 25
HIND'S F 'KY and STUD BOOK.. :1 00
HORSEMA 8 and the prealdn. , add
Hauling of libble4 '
Standard •Bookey!Elohool Weise, and every
thiug lu the Stationery. line; AI hbweet prim% at
BERG tsi KR' ('JFEW 111 A.) t) ;1,1 t )111e
FOR 'THE ..SOLDIER&.I
N krilkittne,w assortment just opdned
a CkifltGNE.Ort eIfrAP'BOOEC :11.1i;COnoultIng 'of
tratlolo, CASES.
!glfprcoi:ly manufotturoll fOr fhe soldiers.
PORT FOLIO,Sg . .• ,
POCKET INK STANDS'
PENCILS, PENS AND •
WRITING MATERIALS
OF. EVhAir
KOLD AT
• REDUCED RATES, •
PURE CAIIVO - itNIA. WRIER
• FOR' MEDIOAL U.SE.
CALIFORNIA BOCK - WINE,
CALIFORNIA PORT WINE;
CALIFORNIA ANGELICA WINE,
CALIFORNIA MUSCATEL WINE,
• CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY.
The attention of Invalifs is . partlea iarly 0111 ad ; to
these wines. They are equal ba tue best of !hallo peesi
wings and guaranteed pure For sale at ,
00t26 KSILLER'S DRAM 2CO 91 Star Set ' 4t.
4
IN R AN OE,
Karin, Fire tied inland Trafteportition,
eoutre,l Agnuey at Harrisburg, Pa., of the
COIVANY OF PORTO MORENA
Ott .14:11LADIKLPIELAt
Ineorporafm 1794--Cluplar perpetual.
_ .
and Assets $l, 200-i 000
Arthur e. DIREMEts.
Samuel Samuel W. Jones, Jobe A. Growl),
P" N '
eg, hnitarles Taylor, tmbrose
E. &twee, Jame N. twood, im Welsh, William
rumen, George L. h morns Wale, Julio Trotter, Edward B:Vivito.
HUR K mivii ea a.
CfIaART L.
H Liss PLATT, Secretary. it;;li.irostteat
As deutral agent for th ahove ,
undensigued. la prepared to take Piro r ,4eey, the
of she mate of renasylvaala, weer aueuriekl au, Part
ugly, on the most tovorob le terms. pelmet
Gilko Chin' street between Walnut lied dire,
cloy, Ho kohl' row. "orgy
WILLIAM BUEHLER
j aw d ty
ilar l / 8 0 41 1, Pa
Mtuingeee, Patent Beef Tea,
s;SOLID Concentrated: Extract of Bee
and Vegetables, convertible inusiediately 1 , ,t0
nourishing 'and' deiletous Scitip or Seel Tea.
dighly approved by s'autnuer of oar tliyelelaux who
use It in our hospitals for the Summand° for our
wounded,
DMIOUOIRI roe 11121.—Out uP ouegttla part of R
cake of the extract, - Ode on boiling witor, auout a
pint, more or late, saaording to the 'wench dacired . In
a few minutes it will be entirely dlicome I.
Thin admirable &whole oondenaec' into; a compote t
form, all tne rubst-tritial and nu: ritive, prdper tine of a
large bulk et raw and vegetables'. Tile readues.4' with'
which it illaeolveolato arinh and palatable soup or aia,
which minks require hours of propitiation, ado rding
to 'homiest metliod, is an advantage la many altuationa
of lila to °imitate to - need urgilig.
loutish by • Wit. DOCK, Jr., &Co
pOckET BOOKS,
BVCRBIUN FURS/ga t "
PORTMONAIERI I
And a general vatiety of Leather Goode; Jut
received at BKIIGNKB'S BOOK STORE.
STEAK ''BOILEItB, •
LiA V !NU 'made el and" perina,innnt
arrangemenle for thepurpoite; we are now pre.
pa ep to mane SILOAM ROLLIE'S of every idad, 'pro:nap t.•
ty end at rearawaiele ratee..l We shall ewe iroo ina de• by
Sulk) & Brother', the ropatationvir 'boll la steed to
nous in the raarr.et.
i
'None but the heat halide iimpliVed. Repairing prompt.
iy attended to. , Addreire , RAMA :WORKS,
1'1r 421 .11 ; . -*. klarridifingl Pa.
•
AuABER GooLig i
it ubbo Balls, ,
Rubber Watches,
,Oijihibbetf-Battles,
_
iiiibber...Teys .genetalty l at
-. • v lARGINELVS . OHEAP.IIOU fi'lldlitt
LIXTRA FA.MILY.FLOURi a choice lot
u i Exlr&.l:opilrNlOus , All war/silted by ,bbl.,, or
sock, oak reeelVrd
,andfor , solo low by,
' , • ' NICHOLS & BOWIIN;
080 Corner 'event and *aka drools
.
BOLoiaN4,
A tiliiAl4, but very. superior lot,
.01
A
"Eitilogh 4 sausage just toseWsd by
it. boca,
•
UGA.RS, white and bhown, oLall grades
IJ 5r s ,le oy NICHSLB & AOWMAN,
816pt12 Oorcier Front and Market stream
(`TALL and Examine our tinperiot Noe ,
Explosive Coal 44 for sale low by d • '
N , CHOLS & BOWMAN, r.
0018 • Corndi Front laid Market !treat!'
~
•
STANDARD PEAR -
jREES, at Keystone Nursery , acijoinbig
city of * Harrisburg.
- -4iOttB,‘*l'B62.
. .
z iiiiiio
.;f.i.. 44 . _ AED.. JIALIBUT. .
A. :N. , x-itifthxt,stlic4ejset received , 'avid for
bs b - WIC DOCK; Jr.,, & CO., , ~.
4 - - - .
MM
'ar f
4,6.4 •
itYd
EIBJ
=SE
FA UMERS.
HOWARD &
MORT & QUICK ROM
NE W
Goods Ordered in Ahe
Morning Returned
the same Night.
Leave blew York at 71 V. M., by the Feet
Through E
u prese•Train, arriving in laittieburg
at`3 t A: iii. ' '
WITHOUT ORANGE caw.
..... 76
world,.for o, •
'fir -2W
for eglit at
RICHAFFEIPS Bnoicaterw
AIINUTOrREES
edjpining the City., a,
tans ,
k ,
ing, story and oiods,'
.Ke) stone Nurses
~ItaT-3
IA all kinds, for
19.1111AL8 a Bowmait niii
groat aadllarkia
"tit , l%
Vitt MN*
• mr,_
linisLiUanto
FREIGEIT
I t
EXPRESS CO.'S
TO AND FROM
I ..-1
Oider aiXllll marked' •
its ROPE EXPRESS CO.,
• General Office. 162' ; way. New York.
For Milker Infonnatiod :71` ;
GEM B Agent
'llAillibßtrita, Auk.' 1861:
Hairiobtfr6 . Peatuyhranial.
11APHOOMMIlif OP
1100*-Minilkl t ILIUM - WIMP AND I'ENII,
' STANDING
SA WINO IdAtal i',REEIS BOARDS,
AND meoeune 101
OtaNDINCi Olil"clN4}-,MACHINE RAMS.
Portable Cider Kills and Fodder Cutters,
SUROOL VII fiN•ITU'R.E,
General Machine Work and Iron an Brass
C A 4.1"r - il s`,
WOOD TURNING' IN .ALL. I iTz•IIRANONION
SCROLL SAWING; FLAWING; RM., LW.
Any Machine of Wood, Iron or Bram
made to order. Gear and Screw Cutting, &c.
HIOSOE'S
PATENT WOODEN SCREW OITITING TOOLS
at - Climb paid far a Cop 'arc Kraig, Spotter; me.
‘.1 1 1 1 A,41 13 11 LEItS, &C.
PENN,§YLVANIA R.4IL4IOAD,
ABOVE STATE' EifEEET.
CELLAR WINDOW 6RATitiB i ,
Of endow patterns, bath enlatougry and setol(n4. ,SW
Weiv,lON autt varion4 oiKur buthluis camaufa; tor 'ails
Very oheae st the ftny24-1y) it ARM.. WORKS.
401 114 'WI" 43
Confectionery ienuislore
Beni/Wy e Pa
CONFECTIONERY Or , kll4 KINDS,
()BARGES At) LEMOMS,
PINE,APPLES,
.
•
•• . FRESH AND,surt FISH,
&olives - •
Ew er . aim of ali kluge , brought. direct -.G.up c
p ersona i • A m Meteo r & WWII, 411,11 kiUreEltiati II? . ;3YI
'L od che,w ar thee eihtollikr Ina to len t
ode
ordsralro uccey ibo market. ;
rode delivered to Woe etteeded to promittly bud
FMB CANNED. Irilr the city 1.1 " 01 6 0 1 f ge•
me moult on asscd Give
JOHN: WISH.-
,
S II G •
.0.... R 1,
" ivy 8810. Bugar (#,K,..t i m il R aw . , ,
of all graue4 and' and,' . ... .. j _ ~
iri 1 glo dit tbsiumeti in* ktii p neat A r.CI4 Y" an '
:1• 20 '' • •, 1 W lil DOUlt,
~
a,t__Ll.__.:lo. ,
SHADE' THREE
F various kinds, at . the K eystone Na.
- sdittining thibity- , i `.l
Trees planted and ; warranted tto ,groto i4
or, if, failing , to be repla*,
,on ream:kW°
(i t.
terms. . TAME' 'llllBa.
'Oct, la , 1862
("MOMS Syrups,. kinds, at, old plc's&
t‘„) Call alio Examine, at
iNICELOLS
Cor. Fror
awv6
ELERMETIC/ilair
PEACHES, TOMA.
PINE `APPLE
OTtatlat .
SAADMS,
WM. DOCK, Jr. &CO.
•Poiwde by
.i.vitits . 6 ) • .
•• D
ino Ow, '
,„, • waLoa-mt sAirsActEk
TONQU4
For, sale law, by, DOCK, ,Tr„:iir: 90.
011111' warrlNG
oorunusta :
PAPER. ENVELOPES, -
PENS AND PENCILS.
, ,
Just the thing to carry ia , tk., P com-
Oat% only SS o.nts. kor vale' lit •
• MININER'S ORKAP BOOK BE. ;
itiltrANA : ' 0 #a
A LOT of fine,. sweet Havana . ( 51 : 14 4 ,
jelL received mid for.tede ciiesP a 0 4 1 1
JOILMS I II .
note-cr .. Third Street, Dear.
; BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
A6hE4Lt. lot of extra, jest nxmived
.eale dg WM. DOCK, Jr.;
QHEESS from thwidiolebrated. :
dialeil; a comisivaltatinet rotieLtrodl
: , NIWOLIS. # BO
.4•012 , Carter rroitt:4lid
" VIANILLk BEANS,L •
virE are,v !Flog for sale
vy, imp,uts of vanags i)esa
i d 1!.4,w P
P l l B4l ' ° P m ' I r • giuglY. knunvit'Dituo
t ; .
Aix,.torti, Dalt!, Itialsaro - liiid
'+4, sale low, bi
NICHOLS ' & BO "
_ ipov,6 Cor. Front 090
CIRANBERRIES, Lemons, Co'
received and for eale, by •
.NICEOLS ii'• Bd.
Cornbr.Froat4umi.
novB
‘ITARDELL & LEA'
'V Wows, tor sale at I
Alborg daily (ezeept Monday)( 2:16 'a. m.;
Altoona, 7.65 a. m., and orrivestePittaburg at
12.65 noon.
PECILADELPEIIA EXPRESSN l eave ,
Philadelphia at 10.45 p. 'm.; 'arg at, 8.15
, a,'mi; - idtoona at 8.40 a. m., int arr i ves a ti
Pittsburg at 1425 p. m.
, l'hiladelpi la t 8 . 09 a,
m:; Barrlibing at 1 . .40 P. Altt4 at 8.45
ittal
1 _
p. m., and arrives at Piitsbiirg at 11 4;
4. m.
EAsT LINE leaves Philadelphia 11 . 30 a.
M.;,.llanisburjkai , 3 b 6 p. m.; A1tfig., 1 4.8.45
p. and arrives at Pittsburg at I.* im .
.1LL8111311121110 AkOdOKKOD4ITIOIB,4II.I
leaves Phllndelphiii, at' 180 tr. in . , arui Ties at
Harrisburg at'B.oo p.
MOON "TOY .ACXXIMMDDATION IN
leaves Lancaster at 11.33 a. m., and ah-1 ,7 ,, at
Itarriabutg at 1.30 •
,••• - fildillEL D. YOITI':
Ease. Div. Penn'd
llarrisburg, Ncv. 15, 1.862.-dtf 4
Northern Central Railw4
THREE TRAMS DAILY
TO AND NUM '
13 TIMO ,
Connections made with trains on Pennelyva-
Ws Railroad, te and from Pittsburg and the
West. ..1 ' •
• TWO TRAINS DAILY to ;and• from the North
Weut Brunch Susquehanna, Elmint,•and all
of Northern New York.
$
andl-1 av er MONDAY,,NOVEMBER 17th,
'N.„, 1862, t he Passenger Trains of the Northern
Oentralßallway will arrive at and depurt from
Hrurisburg and Pultimore aa follows, viz
MAIL TRAIN leaves Simbury daily
• ' • (except Sunday).. 1.'45 P. M.
levee Harrisburg.. 6.20 P. M.
wives at Baltimore 10.20 P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leavesSunbury
-••• ; • dallY (except Sun
' day) ... 11.20'1 5 . M.
it leav ea Harriaburg
(except, Monday),, . 2.85 A. M.
atitirea at'llatiniorp ,
• ; • .dally (blunt No
. day). 7.80 A. M.
HARRISBURG AOCO6ISIODATION
leaves Harrisburg 9.05 A. M.
,NORTHWARD.
MAIL TRAM _leaves Baltimore daily
(except Sunday).. 8.30 A. M.
4 " leaves' Harrieburg... 1.46 P. M.
" arrivesat Sunbury.. 4.60 P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ;
daily 8.40 P. M.
" arrives at Harrisburg 1.60,A. M.
leaves Harrisburg
daily (except Mon
day) 8.20 A. M.
" . arrives at Sunbury..6.2o A. M.
iI*RBISBURG ACCOMMODATION
leaves Baltimore
daily (except Sun
day)
2:46 P. M.'
" inives at Harrisburg 1100 R M.
For further infortiaat on apply at the Office,
In Pennsylvania Rallrowt Depot.
L.N.DuBARRY, I Supt.
Harrisburg, Nov. 14, 1862. dtf
1862: WINTER. -1Q63,
lIIM
INI
es just
at
" Meekinicsburi 10.42 ii 0.12
Arrive et Hirrieburg 11.15 8.40
For, ,Chasabinthung and Rignesto tiva.:
. .
mind -tor
CO.
-dtt ,
A. 111.
Leave HarrisbUrg . 8.09
" Mechanicsburg 8.47
" Aderthile 9.27
10.02
Shippensherg 10.88
Arrive at 'Clubithersburg ' 'l.OO
Leave Ohairibers). -
‘t , Greencaal
AO—
.
gym ; teil'
~b urg
ud for
ME
1 "
lencud
' 16,*the
with
Pit'
TM
ME
Jusk
NM
kTi
WINTER TIME TABLE
Washington City.
)1 A GENE 14'11
CUMBERLAND VALLEY AND FONKLIN
•
-RAIL R4.4,1)51..
ritIANGZ OF HOURS.—On, and a ft er Mon
day,N.L November,l7, 1862, Passenger Trains
daily, ; as followe r (Sundays excepted)
For Cliemberiburg and itarriOttrir
s. X. P.M.
Leave Hagerstown 7.00.2.45
" Gieenealle ' 7.87 :8.36 1
Arrive at.. 8.17 '4.20
Obambersburg....
Leave at.. 8.80 12.55
Leaves Shippensbnr . g 9.00 !1.28
Newville . 9.82 12.00
• °utile • .10.10 1.2.42
bir 24; 1862
Kau 2tbatiamtnta.
NRIV AIR LINO ROUTE.
TIM MINS NMI TO NSW TURK,
,PHILADELPHIA.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER
17th, 1862 the Passenger Trains will leave
the Philadelphi a and Reading Railroad Depot,
at Hairisbnrg, for New York and Philadelphia,
as follows, vis : ; -
EASTWARD.
wawa
and
EXPRESS LINE leaVes' Hariisburg at 8.15
A.' IL, on arrival of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Express Train from the . West, arriving in New
York at 10.60 A. M., and at Philadelphia at
9.20 A. M. A sleeping car is attahced to the
train through from 'Pittsburg without change.
ItAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8.00 A.
M., arriving in' New York at 6.30 P. M., and
Philadelphia at 1.60 P. M.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at /00 P.- M.,
arriving in New York at 10.26 P. M., and Phil
adelphia at 7.00 P. M.
WE eiTWAVD.
tie
'eat
vt
est
EEO
FAST LINE leaves New York at 6.00 A. M.,
and l'hiladelphia at 8.15 A. M., arriving at
HatrisbUrg at 1.20 P. M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves New York at 12.00 noon,
and Philadelphia at 3.30 P. M., arriving at Har
risburg at 8.20. P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves New York at 7.00
P. M., 'arriving at 'Harrisbur'g at 2.10 A. M.,
and connecting with the Pennsylvania Express
Train for Pittsburg. A. sleeping car is also at
tached to this train.
Connections are made at Harrisburg with
trains on the Pennsylvania; Northern Central
and OniaberlanclYalley , railroads, and at Read
ing for Philadelphia,- Pottsville, Wilkesharre,
Allentown, Easton; &c.
TRW ,
11**t
Baggage checked / through. Fare between
New York and Harrisburg, $5 15 ; between
Harrisburg and -Philadelphia, $3 '35 in No. 1
oars, and $2.80 , in No. 2.
For, tiokets.or Pthßr APfoTmji,nea.all,il3,
n026-dtf 'aerial:al Agent, Harrisburg
, READING. as ILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
gAREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and Northwest for Philadelphia, New York,
Beading, Potosville, Lebanon, Easton, Allen
town; Stc., Bte,
Trans leave Harrisburg ttt rllll3,l,•=phia, New
York, Reading, Pottsville, and all intermediate
tations, at 8.00 A, M., and,2.00 P. M.
Nevi York Express' leaves Harrisburg, at 3.15
A. M., arriving at New York at 10.30 the same
liorning. • . •
r,Fares front lartieburg :.To New York:s6l6;
Philadelphia $3 "35 and $2 80. Baggage
eked through.
leturnihg, leave' New York at 6 A. M. 12
tin and 7 P. M., (Pittsburg Express). Leave
iladelphia at 8.15 A. M., and 3.30 P. M.
Reaping cars in the New York Exprees Trains,
gh to arid from Pittsburg without change.
bangers by the Catawissa Railroad leave
%
1 1 Raton at 6.16 A. IL, for Philadelphia and
rmediate stations ; and at 3.25 P. M.' for
elphia, New lYork, , and all Way Pointe.
~, s leave Pottsville at 9.15 A. M., and
7 -114 M., for Philadelphia and New York;
ran .30 P. M., for Auburn and Port Olin
, connecting for .Pine Grove and with
Rai, wises railroad ; _and' returning from
. . .;for Pottsville.
Altura' modation , Passenger train leaves
Rtmmi6.6o A. IL, and returns from Phila
dOP4.Bo P. M.
I the above trains run daily, Sun
dap' she&
A ~e 1
0 * train leaves Pottsville - at 7.30 A.
M.,
d elphia at 3.15 P. M.
anly
Com* on, Mi hi leage, Season, and •Excur-
BiOn Ti at reduced rates to and from all
points. , i , G. A. NICOLLS,
. General Superintendent.
Nov. 12 . -divrif
IOONSUMPTIVES,
■ lll`l A er, having been restored
/Leal' yew weeks, bye very simple reme•
4.Vlefter baNlikred sversl years with a' severe
lung hil"0 11 ,IliOt drop I iisease, OonsumPtion—
atlZl°llB t° 4 kuown to his fellow•sutlerers the
meths of curet
To an whi"'ilt he will send a 'dopy of the per
flociPtioll 1180 : 1 (, t sherge,) with the direatinie Mr
preparing end ni saute , widen tney will tin d a
1p
Cure . 'cur* Tor lion, Asthma; Hi our bltle se.
'The only object oat Yertiser In sending the per
-1 seriptlon is to be iiAllimed, and spread *for me•
ho c :W hiekr " eth VAe be waylluable, and he hopes
every mrtrerer wt remedy,
neildneall_„ . ..,...d 4 maY4 blessing.
as it will cost them
' . EDWARD B. WiLBON,
vi rp
PaTika `""'*; - "A t ties' will please Add''' ems
sept2o
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can rAL
JOHN . Y. :LOW, Actuary, ' 4T. Preent
-eid-
CIONTIN U Eto make IN "'till?, ON
IL/ Llintif on the moat Bateau iblfi V -
etaff seame.rmeratani, TlMllietil liiiiii d 6,4 un d er
3/181,1 4
gllp. 114- alfllecelyfita sad asailii te .
Th'itt,pital being paid up and invee
a large and cooM a, milly'increnfing Meer d
?errant Beene* to 4/... =tired. . • • '
The prentitune *my tte paid Yearly '
lne ampany dad a l - , 4 . - BC B ts periefileai
renew tor NC The BON U 8 apprci
i
cam_ ,ber 1844, the BBCOND B iNOBla
. Dec
Lila THUD BONUSki
~.pecenther, 1844,. an
BONUS in 1869. These addition* are made
ng any inereeie a the premiums . ici - he t
company.
To following are a few examptei from the
•
.85
1.15
,:55
.29
90
Buml Dom 'or'
Poltel • Inaured . addition
EN!
AND
Ocquit of and
Wird'. to be,,,
by,lutare •
$2500 $ 1187 fiu
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NO. 19
M A 11
.1K E T T, R T
A Hie IS B G, \A" A
ORUGGISTS, Ph YSIC IA NS, STORE-
KEEPERS AND C, c•,BII.IIERS,
We are daily adding to ~t ir assortment o
gods all such articles as err desirable, and
veuut tempectfully call your titeutiou to the
[smut:let am+ best Kolooted gook ht then co,y, of
DRUGS CHEMICALS & PAINTS.
Ode voir..inshe. awl Ott*ita,
Gy•-alisatis, Glass sad Patty]
Artist 4 "A.ltsrs 11,., 'runts.,
Ptai•al4rowtoill Spiv'Pei
Bursting toltsikl all+l Alcohol,
Lard; Sperm% a..ft Pine
itlll tiOd. V blab ill Id Lnattp Globes,
CastN.• qmtp, spnuuu iatkii i•orks.
era- , Ate. , due., aue., ate
With a ttemierii vekriety of
PIe.I3.FUMERY & TOILET ARTICLU,
rt:i111 thy ooxt •ianattitticturorg ALICI Pe
! , 11 , .rs 01 Wirer*. and title country
Laing very 1 , 1. dealers in
PA ifiTh, WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLOS ANTII.T'S
c)LOIls, PAINT AND
ABIDIT'S BRUSHER
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
)ID 4 AND BRONZES
ON' ALL KINDS.
.
,
W HO.
F;TJ
eicirs-.,
We tempo:tinily invite et 1101, feolintr, tout]
tout that we Cetti I3opply the .'it is of all oil
tivrinu to their eatiiifaction
TEETH! TEETH!!
Ju 4 N:'MANO WHIT F.'A'S Polte MAIN TEETH,
P \TWAT ‘INIDICINEB AN!) HAIR
RESTO RAVE V ES
Of all kiude, direct from the Proprietors
Baponifler and Ooneentrated Lye
Wtioleenl -I,eut4i for 4i:wonkier, which wo eel
M low ItS it eau bt purchased in the Mien
tdICIMOAL FLUID IaTRAOTEI
00.1.1. OIL I CARBON OIL I
Being large pnrchaurs in these Oils, we can
oder inducements to close buyers. Coal Oil
Lamps of the most improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinkla of lamps chnugoti to burn
Coal Oil.
FARMERS AND GKAZIF,Rts,
Those of you who have not givoti our HORSY
LtNDuarnac POWINNS a trial kuow no
thva superiority, aud the advautage they are
iu keeping Horses and Cattle healthy and in
g ,ud condition.
Thousands can testify to the profit tney have
derived from the use of our Clactle Powders by
the inoreseing quantity and quality of milk,
beeitioe improving the general health and ap
pearance of their Cattle.
Our long experience in the business gives as
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
trade, and our arrangements in the cities are
such 'that we can in et very abort time furnish
anything appertaining to our business, ou the
beet of terms.
l'hgukfol for Ltro litwrel porrooage beatowrt,
on our house; we hope by strict attention tc.
business, a carefslmlecti,it
PIIRE DRUGS
at fair prices, and the desire to pleaee all, to
merit a coutionatwe of the favor of a discrim
inating public. apl6-cily
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PORT FOLIOS 1 .
V DESKS,
-_ TRAVELING BAGS,
BUSES,
PORTMONALKS,
genoral sortn t i v t of
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Wit been received et
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