lUiectliantous.
DlFscvn.T .
K KE L'S
BITTER WINE OF IRON,
L - xim the cure of
1: WEAK STOIiI
-.- ACHS, GENERAL
A P DEBILITY, INDI
GESTION,
-1- --7. EASES OF
NERVOUS SYS-1
TEAL CONSTIPA
TION, ACIDITY OF
THE STOMACH,
and for all cases requiring a Tonic.
This Wine includes the most agreeable and
efficient Salt of Iron we possess'; Citrate of Mag
c.ztic Oxide combined, with the most energetic
et vegetable tonics, Yellow Peruvituf Bark.
The effect in many cases of debility, loss of ap
petite, and general prostration, of an efficient
Salt of Iron, combined with our valuable Nerve
Tonic, is most happy. It augments the appe
tite, raises the pulse, takes off Muscular flabbi- 1
ness, removes the palor of debility, and gives
a florid vigor to-the countenance. • '
Do you want somethiuglo strengthen you? '
Do you want a good appetite ? _
Do 'you want to build up your constitution f
Do you want to *feel well?
tha you want to get rid of nervousness? , 1
Po you want energy ? ' • • .
Do you want to sleep well? • '
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling?
If you do, try - • •
_
.KUNEEL' 8 Brn - E WLNE ,61? MOB 1' ,
• This truly valuable•TonicAms been w) thor
oughly tested by all classes-of-the community,,
that it is now deemed indispensable as a'Tonic
medicine. It costsebut little, petrifies the blood i
gives tone to the , stomach, renovates the 103-
tem, and 'prolongslife. I now may oar
of this valuable Tonic. • •
PrePaTed and sold, _Wlleteßalellgill retail, by
8. A. KUNKEL,
Apothecary, 11's Market street,
/ 28 •• Harrisburg.
M r TESOMONIAL I
H.saireasuan, Feb. 20, 1868,
.4'
. .
Mit. 8. A. KIINICEL, Drugatet:
- Dear ,Sir: I have great-pleasure in- testifying
to the complete success of your Brunt WAniLer
lam in my case., I haie been afflicted fora
num oer of years with weakness, - general debil
ity and giddiness, so much - sothatlhliver/ixin
cou tined to my bed for the greater part 'eflrny
time, and have bad the: attendance ,of our
lest physicians, but received but little benefit.
I had despaired •of ever rewarding my health,'
nut il hearing of your inestimable reinedy,,,Prr
rut Vitas or lam. I determined...to, try', its
virtue, and I am happy to state manifest
•in a complete cure. lam more robuit and Vig
orous than I have been for many years,": - Whitt(
feeling 1 attribute solely to tour &rim Wilmer
lam. I have ho hesitation in recommending
it to others, similarly affected, and , shtslknfie,
happy to bear personal testimony a
Yours, truly, HARMAN FRISCH. t
TO.THE..
Elliutisinifick, Feb. 21, 103.:
S. A. Ecetnei : This tooertify tfl
have suffered much for a number of yeaiktiiik
severe atacks of rheureatisin;'-altd'haveArted!a
great many remedies, which were conaiddie&by
r them a sure cure, withoutitha , leaqt. effect on
me, so at last I haveAried liintitafidt)3rrria
WIND 0.1 , hum, and..l.Anitrkiey thit one tiOttld,
has nearly tie; - tinkirttend taking it:Ili:1-
dt I am perfectlY cur ed. Yours, truly,
MRS. DAVID BASifORE ..
• WM. BRADBURY'S'
PIANO-PO gYE.kEMBLISHMENL
, .
No. 427 Eppopm-fi'St.,
•
N R3V. 323.0 R ; - •
MBE subscriber respectfully invites the often
-1 lion Of his friends and the public generally
to his Piano-Forte Bstablislimeni, at No. 427
lkoome street, corner of Crosby street.
Having withdrawn his interest, stock and
materials from the late firm of " Lighte & Brad-,
bury's," which firm. was dissolved on the 31st
January, ult., and having.purchased the entire
stock of Piano-Bifortesi and Piano-Forte Materiel,
owned by his brother, Edward Q. Bradbury, in
the Said - firm,- he is now prepared to supply the
increased demand for his celebrated Piano-For
tes. Bmployiug the most Skillful and expert- .
enced workmen, with a large Sin& of the best .
And Most thoroughlirseistioned initterlid, and an
abundance of capital,' he has taken in band the
personal supervision of the „whole bushiest of
smannfacturing , his instrumeritti,lind is 6 1 =614
to turn out Piano-Fortes of unequalled tone and
durableness:- -
BIIADI3IMY'S NET SCALE
In the taut' . igernent of tour neit'solde 'draWn
and prevail. with , the trtfulfet - Care; expressly
for our'nfiro instruments, :We hatre added eimiry
1.100;Iivernoot Which*ii ikgiiy'3Fai'tindito . the
' perfection of the Piano-Forte:and we can oda
tidently . smart, that for, delicacy of touch, vet
nine, purity, brilliancy and - sweetnetio - of tone,
combined With that strength and t tioildity !of
frame necessary` - 'to theie
meats are unequalled. "'"
"Strength eu Beauty" is our Motto, and we
invite the 03scat, criticism of the best - unbiased.
judges ip the land. ' • ' . ,
erEirery "instrument warranted' for Re
years._ Wit. 1303!itAD,B1cIlii,-
427 Broome st., oor. OtosbirlAiii,Yikk.
m• 2 d3m.
D AGENT.!
O: orms F the Old "'Wallower Line, respectfully in
tkeisblicc that this Oldpally7cans
tvor: Li (fituronly4aliewm4s — eirnow:ip.
dzistence in this city,) Jain suncessini operatiiin .
and prepared„: to marry_ freight as low _.as any
other individual line between Philadelpida,
Harrisburg, Sunbury„Le wisburg, iimsport,
-Jersey Shore, Lock illa:viin;inid , all oyheriOliti
on the Northern Central; . Philadelpllid tibititrie
and Williamsport and,Ettnira Railroads.
DAN'L A-11.11ENCH, Agent,
Harrisburg, Pa?
Goods sent to the Warehouse of Messrs.
Peapick, Zell & Hitichman, Noe. 808 'and:o3lo
istre,3c_aboVe Eighth, Philadelphia, by
4 o'clock, r t x., : willariive at Harrisburg, r eady
for deliveri, neat merning. (a1)30:1141
COFFEK 1 . COFFEE 1 COFFEIII'
AVV;PED, e v ery Grocer and the Public , to
WQRRELL'S NONPARKIT. PREPARED COFI•
• FEE—,
Warranted to giveeat*tion, : ortlaeLP 3 P l6 37
. refunded. It i 6 universally intaioiriedstifi the
BEST MIKE; USED.
Prepared and for sale at the Eagle Steam Spice.
Thu - Thb. 134, ee Torkt, - NO - . 244, North Front, (oOr
ner of New at.,) Philadelphia, Pa.
, me hedg ea . , ' HOWARD WORRELL:
A. P. TkUPSERs
TE.AO - 1,3, -fOF
Oman AT WARD'S KIISIO STORE
_ 12;#.:Third Sired
Residebbe: 'third Urea, above Ma(11 he
-5-31
CHOICE SYRUPS AND : MOLASSES. We
'lit:, now OffetinildeastiVvely fow;mi
choice syrups. Callat,'
Nl69.th BOWIAAN-,
ME!
BOWN - BTODT, AND -SCOTCH
'6o`"ttleii, jnsC ireciivitd and for sale by
=SO WM. DOOR, Js. i1CO:
tints of travtL
Pennsylvania Rail Road !
Summer Time Table.
`'art:~a-i? „A~l~i;,.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
ON AND MTNR
MONDAY, APRIL 20th, 1863,
PEE Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania
1. Railroad Company will deiart from and
arrive at Harrisburg and Philadelphia as fol
lows :
EASTWARD
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harris
burg daily at 2.00 a. m., and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 6.10 a. in.
FAST LINE leaves Ilarriabarg daily (ei
cept Monday) at 6.46 a. sa., and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 9.66- a. in. Passengers take
breakfast at Lancaster. -
WAY ACCOMMODATION, via Mount Joy,
leaves Harii‘sburg at 7:00 a. m., and arrives at
West Philadelphia at 12.25 p. m.
FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily
(except Sundayritt . 1.00 p. m. , and arrives ht
West Philadelphia at 5.00 p. m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAO,
Coluinbia, leaves. Harrisburg at 4.00 p. azi.
and arrives at Wait Philadelphia at 9.80 p.
• . WESTWARD
' , BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Har
.rlidsnrg &dig (except Monday) at: "x.OO it; Eq. ;
Altoona, 7.15 a. In:, take breakfast, and-arrives
at Pittsburg at-12.00 twon2
IPHIL9INCLPHI4 .EXPERBEI TRAII4 lea+
Harrisburg- daily at 3.00. a. in.; Altoona at 13.00
a.m. take breakfast, andarrives at Pittsburg
1.2.30 p. m. s-, cC
. _
, 'MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.16
m.; Altoona at 7.16 p. m., take; sapper, and
I arrives at Pittsburg at 12.80 a. m.
FAST , LINE leaves Harrisburg at 3.60 p.
m4;Altoona at 8.136 p. m., and arrives at Pit"-
bilrg at 1.00 a. m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAdi"
leaves,Philadelphia at 2.80 p. m. , and arrives fit
Harriiburgid B OO p. m.;l i 1
WAY ACCOMMODATION_, MAIN.. #eovet
Philadelphia it 4.00 - p. m: - ; and arrives Hai
ilaburg at. 9.40 p. zn. This train runs via Mt.
Joy.
SAMUEL D.YOUNG,
AM;lleDiv.Pann'a R.' IL
April - 16,-2862.-dtf ' -
gortherii
/-I.ziu i.TRUE TRAINS DAILY
~. i.,,, z,.. , •:3 - z. i:a zo,l4:ax xmom) i.
13-. A. I '-1 1, -1-4.1 0 1?,
Virashxzwton City.
stinuMbaionikmade with trains on Perinsirrs
giallitilioad; to and from Pittsburg and t a
I • - ;... .
. .
fivo TAUS DAILY to and from the Na
and West'Brauoh Bruiiinehanne, Eludra, and
-ofl•Torthern*T;7 6 oL . " • •
N and Afterloit, APRIL 50
O
1131 . 1 k the rawrigenTrains of the NO4IIIO
Clentrul Railway will arrive at and . depart fr .
Harrisburg and Ballimore as Sollows, Pis:
' 'IB.OIITH-WARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily
(exoept .Surslay). urg .lo.lo A. M.
laaves, Harrisb t 15 P
an : Waif Biitibib* 5.35 P. g.
RIEPRRSB TRAIN leaves Sunbury
daily (except; Su
day) 11.07 P. leaves Harrisburg
_ (except Monday), 8.00 A.
M.
" arrivcrtat Baltimore
daily (except Ho
n. . day) ...... . 6•
16 A 'H.
FrAnnnarg7RG AOWHIIODATION
leaves Harrisburg 6.80. A M.
A.
NOR_THIWAILD
, •
:MALL TRAIN* leavnalaitimoredally
- • r (except Sunday ).. 9.15 A. M.
• .I_ 4 ' laavercHarrieburg... 115. P ..
.ardvoratßunbury.. •44(16.P.
EXPRESS TRAIN leavesßaltimore
.: 44 . arriveratigrViburg AL
" lea vas Harrisburg
daily (except Mon-.
, B.OOA. N.
, " arrives at Sturbirry.._ 5.88 A. N.
MARILIBURGACCOMMODAT/ON
leaves Baltimore .
daily (except Run
• day) . 255 P. id.
" arrivreat Harrisburg 7.80 P. M.
, • For further information apply, at the. O&0-e.
in Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. •
J. N. DuBARBY, Ges. Supti
Harrisburg, April 18, 1868.-dtf .
Nliiii LINI ROETB.
PHILADELPFITA..
ON AND AFTER ' MONDAY; APEEL
-20th, 1862, the Passenger Trains Will_Wve
the Philadelphia and Reading MailrdifaikE46t,
at Harriabirg, for New York-and Philadelphia,
as follows, via • -
EASTWARD. 1
MOMS LlME'leaves ilarrisbtug at 2 (15
A.)11, on arrival of the Pennsgvania `pkailr&d
Eapress Train from the West, arriving in New
York' ; at 8.8.0 A. M., and *at Philadelphia tat
8.20. A sleeping car is attached to :the
train through:irom Pittsburg without change.
MAIL MAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8.00 A.
M., arriving In 'New York at 5.80 P. m., and
Philadelphia at 1.50" P. M.
FAST. LINE leaves Harrisburg at 2.00 P. M.,
arriving in New York at 10.25 P. M., and Phil
adelphia rit,7.00 P. M.,
" W.ROTWARD.
„ SAM' _LINE loaves New York at &00 A. IL,
and Philadelphia at 8.16 A. N., arriving to
Harrisburg at 1.15 P. M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves New York at 12.00 noon,
and Philadelphia at B.BOP. M., arriving at Har
risburg at 8.20 P. M.
-- EXPRESS TRAIN jeaves New York at 1;00
P. M.arriving atilairieburg at12.1.0*:411 1 .1.,
aruleonneeting vritYthe PeeasylvaW littpiess
Trait( ftii Pittsburg - , A sleeping car le' - also at
tachecl to this train.
Cannezikins are made at Harrisburg with
trains on the Pennsylvania, Northern - Cential
and Plentoe - ilingaTilley millitade, and a -- _li t endh-,
mg Jor Phibuld444„
. Pottaville,' Wilk
Allenkoym, Yesteet, ke. _ ;
Swage cheCl.Ead through .- Farp ..netaigen
New York sad. Harrisbur g, , $6, 15 between
Harrisburg .aud. -Philadelphia, $3 86 in No 4 1
For alas or otherlnforinktioiTatt,
, !
. im ati p Agent, Haardituvi
FADING, ItakILROA.D
i REA T 'IRENE. LINE FROST THE NORTH
klrandNorth west for Philadelphia, New York,
&Ming, PotrEville, Lebanon, Allentown, F
ton, &c., &c,
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New
York, lleading, Pottsville, and all intermediate
stations, at 8.00 A. N., and 2.00 P. N.
New York.liapress leaves Harrisburg, at 2.15
A. M., arriving at New York at 9.lsthe same
morning.
Fares from Harrisbfirg : To New York 'ssl
to Philadelphia $8 35 and $2 80. Baggage
checked through.
Returning, leave : New York at 6 A. M., 12
Neon, and 7 P. M., (Pittsburg Express.) Leave
Philadelphia at 8.16 A. lE., and 8.80 P.
Sleeping cam in the New York Express Trains,
throtigh to and from Pittsburg without change.
' Passengere by the Catawissa Railroad leave
Tamaqua at 8.50 A. M., and 2.15 P. N. , for Phil
adelphia, New York, and all Way Points. ,
Trains ;leave Pottsville at p.. 15 A. 4., and
2.80,1 i M., for 'Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
New York.
An Accornmodatiern Passenger train leaves
Reading at 6.00 A. M. , and returns from Phila
delphia at 5.00 P. M. '
Sun
All the' above trains run ff .
days excepted.' • , • '
A Sunda) , train leaves Pottsville at 7.80 A.
51., and Philadelphia at 8.15 I'. - 4
M.
Cominutation,, Mileage, SeasOn, and 'ExCrir
sion Tickets. at reduced tat* to and from 411
pinta. ~ G. A. NICOLL%
Ganeral Buperintendielt.l
April2o, 1868.-daWt.l
1862. wllat R 186 i.
AR.RANGEMENTIi,
CUMBERLAND, VALLEY .AND FRANKLIN
R A - I - L----R OAD S .
riIiANON OF Hol3llB.—On and after Not
‘,./ day,'November 17, 1862, Passenger Trot
will run daily, as fo ll ows,lBundays excepted)}:
For Chambersburg an d. Harrisburg :
A. Ilt. 4. M.
Leave Hagerstown : 7600' i -2.46
- " .GreencsAle. 7.87 8.86
Arrive at.. 8.17 4.20
Ohatabersburg....l , -----
. Leave at.. 8.80 12.66
Leaves Shippensburg 9.00 1.28
" Nevrvijle 19.82 2.00
" Carlisle 10.10; 2.42
" Mechanicsburg 10.42 11.12
Arrive at Harrisburg 11.16 8.40
For Chambersbnrg and Rafranmewn
Leave Harrisburg - 8.05 1.85
" Mecluinic:sburg ' 8.47 2.16
" 'Carlisle - 9.27 2.66
" Neßville. 10.02 8.29
...... 4.00
ArriVe at Charnbenbtat 11.00 4.80
Leave Chambersburg. .. . . .11.10 4.
" Greencastle... ,- • .. .. 11.56 6.
••
.
Arrive at_flagt - lat 12.85 0.1
!' Making close connections at Harrisb
with tralzur - for:Philadelphia, New York
vand with' sine for`-rdlipolittir W
8 -B.,OtthZeChaprbersliarg, Nov. 17, 186 4y
1863. ~ -,, 186 ; :
PHILADELPHIA OD ERIE RA IL.
, , " ROAR
TBIB greatilne traverses the Northern and
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the
city of Brie, on Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the Pernsykanie Rail' -
road Conrcav, and under their auspices Is being
rapidly openeciAbsoughout its entire length.
11. t is now in nse!for Passenger, and Freight
business 'from Harrisburg lo' Driftwood, ' (f2d
Fork,) (177 miles) on the Eastern Division,
and fromNheffeld•to Brie, (78 miles,) on , the
Western Division.-
ram or lvistabrass. ' , mass neaanannecti,
Mall Train leaves North • 1.16 A. X.
Express Train leavorklorth.....-.-.. 3.00 A. ?a...
- Oars= threPgil wn4tottr.nitantukixtth watt's
on these gains betswi ghiladelpida and Lock
Haven, and betifieh liditiinortfland I ock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping cars • oni ttie Erprdset pain
'both Ways.
For information respecting Paesengeiri
nos & apply at the Car. 11th and Ma rt
streets.
And for Freight bashaess of the
,Oompanf's
Agents: - -
8. B. -Kir/viten Jr.; Dor. 18th and Market
streets, PhDadelpida.
J. W, Reynolds,.Erle.
I. M. Drill, Agent N. 0. B. 8., Baltimore!
,
IL IL HOUSTON,
— asei 'Freight At. Phra. '
LIMB L. HOUK',
Gael .A*4 Apt
Joe. D. Porte,
j2O-dlyi Goal litenager, Wilkamsport.
F0;1411'1 1 REDUCED t
110W111D & 110 PE
TO NILW TOME,
EXPRESS CO.'S
MOO - QUICK ROUII.I
,W.ILTOR.k
Goods Ordered in tide
Morning Returned
the-same Night.
Leave New :Yet at. 71 P- M.„ by- the:lPast
Through ExiiresiTrahl;Arril!ing 40 :C arrhihrirg
at 3 A. M. 1
WITHOUT ORANGE OF (JAR
&der ikwide marked
;
General Office, 162 Broadway. New Yotk.
For further information anodize of . - _
„ ,•• eigentl:
Thismaketecoi,i st : 1881,-atf • • -
mACKEM,
jugtionehred and for sale
, -; DOOK,Ja., 46,
tuts of oh
ill' TM MER A[MANG EMENT
TO FROM
via HOPE-BMPRIIBB.OO.,
ID. ill. Oros, 0 go.
D. W. GROS6' & CO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
MARKET STREET,
11A.BRIBBUSQ, PA
DRUGaISTS, PHYSICIANS, STORK-
KEEPESS AND CONSUMERS
We are daily adding to our assortment of
goods all such articles as are - desirable, and
would respectfully call your etten4on to:the
largest aid lest selected op* in this city, of
DRUG% diMIOALI3::& TAINTS,
Us, Varnlsl►es and alp,
• ,
T24n3-ii3tuffs, Glass and - Putty,
Artist's Odors and Tools,
?Arra Gramm' Spices,
Burning F l uid and Alcohol,' "
Lard, Sperm and Pine 01le,
Bottles, Vi a ls' and Lamp globes,
Castile Soap, Sponges and Corks,
. &43., &0., &o.
With a general variety of.
PERFUMERY TOILET ARTICLES
selected from the beet manufacture; and Per
honors of Europe and this oouittry.
Being very large dealers in .
PAINTS,. WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL, , vARNTsugs,
WINDOW GLASS, AuTurr
• COMBS, PAINT AND
ARTIST'S -BRUSHES
IN ALL TIMER VARIERTnis t -
OQLOBB AND BRONZES
OF ALL KINDBi
respectfully invite a oall ,. feeling,
,
dent tint We . ca the wants of at o n
Winne to :their satiefacticra. ,
TEETH TEETH 1
.10141 We AND winTsts POROMIWN . TENOTH,
PATENT juid
HAIR RES TORAITVB3, ,
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Concentrated Lye.
Wholesale Agents for Sapenifier, *llkh we
sell es low as it can be porebased in the tittles.
IlitlYElr 8 MRDIOAL FLUID mum,
COIL OIL I CARBON OIL '
Being large , Purehasemala these 011s, : 7 re
offer indnoemea `.41 close **EC Caul 011
Lamps -of the Mett'improved patte l ri ta ,- . :4
oboalL ikindo of lam lAnk
Coal 011.
FARMERS /SNIT GRAMERS.
Those
.of you Whojwiie 444 giien our HORSE
AND °ATM POWDERS a trial know hot
their auperiorikr,And ; the advantage they ekre
in keeping Horait andlOattle healt4 and in
good condlkei:'
Thousands eau testify to tile profit
derived from the Mare our Cattle' 'Poirders l lo%
the increasing_ quantitlr- and _quality 4( k,
beldam hitproning 'th ' e general heeidi and ap.
pearance of th'eir ratite. .
Our long experience in the busbies giveW us
the advantage OVi l tioroligh kiowidge of the
trade, and our arrangements In the titbit
sudh that we fan,yt a very short time _ :furpiat
anything, appertaining -to our tasdias4ion
best al terms..:
Thankful for the liberal patrons& %AGO
on Our isities,l.are hope by strict :attention: to
business, konabikseleaticat of
*iltim:' pt.ifliTi . 4 9
at fair prime, and the diehle to Please silltr .
41 31
merit a oontinnanc it.
eof the favor of '
Mating pnelim - . 411, dl
,
Rui:Am T119.4.E8,
MANUFACTURER and WholnialeDe'la
“TUCKER'S PATENT spartra- : ? it
These Beds are particularly noted for
cneanthwas Easetuid Durability,:andina
ranted to give perfect satisfaction. For aalp
Maui TUCKER,
mr27-3m] No. 2 - Revere - Block, Boston,
tIILL- l'ockCet inbleff
11. and. Testameifia kor:the.solditizer
wired ZODEKMERVZI/41100.UT0
. . . .
I_KJIIIII3, Broome, Basket*lF ant*/ •
V - Cedar and Willow wire, der wile ,
• MOHOJA BOWMA N
mr2B . Oos. Prolownd.l4ditykStrAL
.
Ott ti Alf on G ,
m i r uit AN D rixeh,ced LiCkl and ONSi o , :tab L fieslii 7 finpo . ? tap
:vat. D OC K. &
i.
.. ;
:Ljtjah .
49 t 1Tr",,13 , 11p .
• . tst AVY lofac, bl ..
•-• gort Mgr" iei
Shki r M. lo Ikea- i :,- 031 . 1*
" 341*
N ...1.9
fligvalctimm
1 N I! .
Marine, Pire and inland TrausporittLion,
Central Agency at Harriebnrg, Pa- of_ tea
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTM AMERICA
OF PHILADELPHIA.
•
incorporated 1794--Charter perpetual. •
Capital and Assets $1,200 000
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Coffin, Samuel W. Jones, John A.
Brown, - Sgm:'irrel F. Smith, Charles Nem, Am
brose White, John R. Nefl , Richard D. W'ood,
Willlarn,Welsh, Witham E. Bowen, James N.
John'llfaini; Gee.
L flearketi ; Francis R. Cope, Edward 'IL Trot
ter, Edwardttih Clarke.
ARTHUR. G. COFM, President.
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
As &Intuit agent for the above named compa
ny, the undersigned fe prepared to take -fire - ,
risks in any,_partof the &ate of Pennsylvania,
either annually or perpetually, on the mart
Amoral/IS term,
Office in *Aunt street, nei ß rlecond:
WILLIAM UNIII,III,_-
, Banikeipurge rt. -
iolo-4ily.
BATAIifIAISELED ,1760
PETER LOREILILLRID,
Snuff and Tobackso Mannfadurprt
18 18. CWBERS ggit•
igforrnerly 42 Pheinhers Street, Now York,)
lATOULD'citti thb attention of Dealers to the
.1E II itrtiolea of hie mazinfactere, via :
BROWN SNUFF.
hf" l34 )ii Dern gros9_ l ._._-
Fine /lappet; ' 'Pere
Manta Rapp** , Nacidtoeheei
American Gentiesnan, Copenhagen.
YBLLOW SHUNT.
Scotch,
High Toast Scotch,
;or Lurtilltook
Honey. Dow Scotch, . ,
Fie& Honey Dew &oink,
Fresh Scotch.
- the Urge red s icn
in prices of Fine-Cut, = Chewing toad Smoking
Tobaccos, which will be fornal _of a . Superior
.4:4141#7.
TOll/000.
saoszota.
Jagor
tipanish,
Canister,
Turkish
Long,
No. 1,
No. 2,
Noe. 1 & 2 mixed,
fiumnlaind:
VIII our coniwzne.
P. A. L., or
• °emendisu , or Sweet, .
Sweet iicooted.Oronceo,
tin Foil Cavendish.
• _
N. circular of priceir will be oetiroii
application: • . nifia,4ny,
LIE III:I:ULAN-OE.
The Girard life p)useince, tenuity and
* 4 ll st COMPanY of Made ] &lL'
OFIIOI,WO. 408 casEaß yr sumer.
MASTER wapETtrAL.l
cgirmas Jun . .. . . :$1,548;885-
THO*AS'aIDGVAY, Preedent.
JOHN Sebretary.
-OMT IN IFE to make INSURANCE ON
C
on the most reasonable terms.
They act as Execotorey Tnistereand Guardlane
under last Wills, and as Receivers and Assignees,
The capital being paid up and invested,
together with a large and Constmitly' increasing
reeerved fund,. offers a perfect security to the
The preiiinms may be paid Yearly, half year
ly or rfaarterly.
The oompanyedd-'ll. BONUS perk:4lod* to ,
the insurances for life. The FIB&. BONpli,
appropriated in - December, 1844, the 8110300.
Borwsija /Membor,AB4 9 ;theaKULD. AONUti
December t, ...l.B9l, pad pa FINIIIII_BONUS
in 1869. - There irdditlone tfre Made without
requirlatinyiincreire .the premiums to be
paid lathe company., , • - -
The.following are a few examples frozeißie
Register :
I
I
I ~, Amount of poiicy
pm , 'I '
•o& ' Bonus of and bonus to beta
' ` 47 ' 1 Insured. addition. creased by future
, (: . , . .. addition. '-.
No. 89. $2500 $ 887 50 $8387 60
" 182. 8000 , 1050 00 _ 4060 00
" 199. 111 , ~409,00 1400 00
" 838. ,1 11 - 18t5 - 00 6875 00
.
Agent at Hariliburg and vicinity
in[u4tif Amt:LsiC
jelOdly
PEIMELVS• DAILY LIU
BETWEntIiDIADELPHIA,
Lock lavemiriersey Shen, Williamsport,
vi t a ieleatows, Watsontowa, MIN;
Lewisburg; Nertiumberiand,
bury, Imitates, Georgetown,
Lykentswa, Millersburg,
I:-
AND :HARRISBUR G.
The Phlladetpida Depot being centrally lOcateck
the droysge:lo be 'at `the lowest rates. The
oinaiictor goes
.through_ with each train to
attend - to the safe - delivery of all goods iatm
led to the lille:j - 415ckfttlellvered at the depotwf
FREED, 3VARD & PIMA sn Market
Philadelphia, by 5 o'clock P. IL, will be deliv
ered in Harrisburg the nott•raornhig,
freight Always as Low is by Any Other
_ Line.
- - • JOSEPH MONTIHOMKBY,
Philadelphia and llftding D epo t ,
ect2l-tf] Foot,of, Hail* Stkeet arrisbure
T:R L 8 T
SEWING : :MACHINE
WHERCIFIN I AIIp WELSOfira.
"MEW OFFICE Market knare, Demi dOot
411 Colder's officio.' Call and soo th e= in' kie
nsiiet.: AiteinSral asatirtineni of machines and
[toles went/mak on hand.'
,
Margamist Misr will exhibit , said sell
them, andialse do all - LdWie of machine sewikt
on these guidance in the best manner,
solloiks“The'istionikgeof the , public Is .wispeem i ll Y .
t- _
SUPERIOR VINEGAR;
D OCK it Co. have just recediad a new-'
gadfa r laoW •
eaatirely fromL Com, id& - hi entirely Kea
rdi mineral iiiriefi they cm freely 1
tarinmega-to Iheke onsioaremaad Abe fra
The
Marsh 17 .Pu a bliPPAlrtivifiettoKiya WaV44sia, 4. I.
. ... . ~ .
=MSS j
. . Rigpi4 .tiliffiiices„-t.:. ~.
... .... MIA*. 0111 474;- - 4 • -L' ''• i '
- - • : ... vr_bure__
,_49116,i')-, • '
• .... •., ,
• i
. . • • ..1::: .• —_,PogrAitak
by -
• for Gale
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•,.I%ll.,•_l,oo*xur, Isk• 4,.,91
*ID triliTEZlg •
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00BATICI OT AND MAIM LT MUM; HAI/
1116BITRG, PINNA.
n i WING ju the teman.:6 of our business, w
IP have enl a rged and intr./wed our store.
room, and respectfully invite the attention of
the public to our exton.t-n. .nd well aet ee t e d
stock of
OILOCEItIOA, NOVRIONS, FORBIGII A.ID uu
MKN'Ilt; ctBtIITB, CBDAB AND WILLOW
WAKE.
we oiler for ode
SIEWAICIS & LOVE:IIII4'S 01101 . 0 E SYRUPz.
(1110 ICE SYRUPS AND MOIASSES,
of all Mud&
WHITS AND BROWN SWABS,
OILEEN AND BLACK TEA,
COFFEE SPICES and
ELAVoRINO EkTEACts
We keep on hand an Ida& of Country Pro
dace: Mao,
FLOUB,
rum,
aus,
HA
- LABD,
We call attention to old large stock of supt,
dot
NON EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL,
=equalled in every respect by any in the mar
het * top,ether with all kinds of
COAL. OIL LAMPS, SIIADEii, BURNIE&
and CHIMNEYS
QUEENSWARE canWARM/A-Rh,
of &miry stile, always on baud.
NIOHOLI Sc BOWMAN,
sty2o rd-dl6] Oor. Front acid Market Ste.
loam inruive
Confectionery& Emit Store,
THIRD NEIDICIEC, BRAE WALNUT,
Ekwrisburg, Ps.
ocaurstriactuart OF ALL KINDS,
ORANCHIS AND L 115101114
FINE APPLES, BANANNAt3,
F1a112311. AND MIA /Dili,
And vegetables of all kinds, brought direct
from the eastern markets, twice a week, and
yurcbased under my personal supervision , thus
enabling me to sell a better and citerper article
than any in the market.
or Orders from a distance attended to
promptly, and goods delivered to any part of
the city free of champ.
F.R.MH GOMM FUT(' cons tantly on
hand. Give me a call.
• je24 JOHN WIN&
10 Rims AND SOMERS.
Caßalton of Penden t Beauties, Back Pa)
and War Uatab,
Mars' ray Zola,` Master Rolla, aad Re
cruiting dectinuns !lade Out.
r un -raiguou, rivl4% LIGISiI in the em
ployment of the Unit4.-d States during the
last•elghteen months, as Clerk In the Abater
mg and Disbenshig Otilix and Office of nuper
intend:lent of Recruiting 6..tvicsi of Pennsylva
nia, respectfully inform the public that he has
*wed an ;Alia) in !hr VAULT' TIMINNWE
Building lot the purposr of collecting rou
ghing, Bounties, Beak Ray and War Claims ,
also, nundng out Otikva: Cal Rolle , Masts:
Rolls amillecreiting Ancuxils.
Ail ordagni by mail attendo z to promptly.
JIP - I.Aou tiU LLI V AN S. 01111. J.).
ILAINITOWS UNRIVALLZD GOLD PEN
FIRS r QUALIFY WA KHAN 1101
NUNS BElllitt IN THE WlittLE WOJILL
AGIIRAT L US Ult. Y.
PERSONS in want of a superior and teal. )
goistuoin PEN will find with hie a large mewl.
ment to select from, and have tun privilege P.)
imehisag . a the Pans math their hand is pJrrect y
'ikori if by fair means the DiameLl
points - .ear, off during twelvemonths, the
iiiialhave the privilege to select a Liebs
one, without any charge.
I have very good Gold Pans, made by Mr
hiorton, not warranted, in strung silver- plitel
easea,.for *I, $1.25, $1.60, $2.00.
Far sale at, detIEITYNdS BOOKSTORE,
ap6 No. 18 Karim street, klarrisuark, h
Kedareaß PECTOLII
A.H s IN VALUABLE SYRUP, WECIOkI
• math* vegetable In its composition, ha;
be ''employed, with ivinaderral success for
wegy• yea= .In theente of firiftwas for the Aiß
PASSAONS =ALUMS: For may form of the'
&earn such as COUGH, TICKLING of th
THROAT, 1911TEING OF BLOOD, DIM
CULT BRICATHIRG, ROAB3liNice , LOsb VF
VOlOgosnd IMMO WA SS, its pas will
bnattendisl with the 'happiest resalai. It ia
one - of the bat awl safest medicines for el:
finum of BBOLMEtELIS and 00.titiIIMPIION
syn. aiftw imparsaat of Opium p say fluo:
is Mit
MICE $lOO Ent BOTILIt
For sale at BEROSERfiS OilEutiP 800
MDR: .
GOld'Pens! Gold Pew'.
, WANTED Y -11 4,
A NA PlNgnewassortmentof the well known
JOIL "Newbni Pen" of sizes, - and La
sileerer gold holders, have jnE4 been receive
at the famous OHBAP BOOK STORE of
GBO. BERGNER,
81 Market bt.reet.
Harrisburg, Dec., 1862.
Wm HM..,
... , -
_ _ s:
817GriaMUN PIIIMEISI,
POR 2 -21011ArE6
and& itenoima varkty of Leather Goo I N j.z
forotrad at RICRGITZIEVB BOON: If foe '
' "
- DRIED FRUIT,
DRIED Peaches, (pared)
Dried Peaches (iinpereco
Dried 40, 3 ,
Dried
ems,
Dried Cherries.
Far age by DU B
Dried
K, Jr., & CO
jClAitax ans.
E _
=ewe, mt. Lebanon, N. Y., and
( ' Briggs& Bro., Rochester, N. 1" )
, 1 A toga invoice, comprising every variety
441seription, just reordved and for side by
r.
QTRUkti and Mamie@ of alt ktals, for &IJm
by BOWMAN,
uor. Front and Market sta.
Clld Jot jest teceived. bt
apt& - - WIIL:DOCK, &CO
RATIONAL ALMANAC AND AN
WORD for for sale at
BOONSIDNE,
mem
.f!