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Office Third Street, near Walnut.
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This is a First Clars Hotel, and located in the
central part of the city. It is kept in the best
,manner, and its patrons will And every accom
modation to be met with in the best houses:in
the country. , se3o--citf
B. T. BABBICT'S
43oneentrated COndensed - or ralverized
SOFT SOAP.
TPIIREE gallons of 'handsome white SOFT
43t./AP made in five minutes. No grease
required.
Dinixtrioxs.—Dissolve one pound of B. T.
Bab-itt's Concentrated Condensed or kutverized i
ati Reap in one gallon of boiling Witter, therr
add two gallons of warm water. When' cool
you will have three gallons of ifandreme Whitt
Soft Soap.
Ten pounds will make one barrel of soft soap.
The soap thus made is an excellent wash for
trees, shrubs and plants of all kinds.
Just iecaved and for sale by .
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my 27) Market, at, OppOSit, the Court House.
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description will be executed in the highest style
et'sit 'conformable with the latest fashion, and
supplied prorriptly,at lowerprices ilumare charg
ed by the stationers in New York or Philadel
phia. For samples and prices call'at
mch9tf BERGNER'S BOOKSTORE.
IATINDOW SfIADES_of linen, - gilt-bordered;
and PAPER BLINDS of an endless vari
sty of designs andotnaments ; also, CURTAIN
F=.TURES and TASSELS at very low prises.
Call at SCHEFFEII'S BOOKSTORE.
11106-
2r,EBIitIITICALLY BEALLED.
PRADMES, TOMATOES,
PINE APPLE, SALMON,
OYSTERS, SPIOED OYSTERS,
?MUTTER, SARDINES,
WM. DOCK. Jr. FA' M.
1. 1 „.
SIEVES .AND HYMN BOOKS!
LARGE andsplecdfd stock of Pocket'mid
/1. Family Bibles.
Pvebyterkin, Methodist, Lutheian G erm=
Befottned, - and otkei-Hymn Books. just receiv
ecl at BERLINER 'S Mika .Btx.MSTOREL
CAL OIL, a forttier ieatiOtiOri r in Coal 6n,
superior article of nerve:Plosive' Coal Oil,
arsaiefvery low, by
NICi(OI6-& BOWZiN,_
Cor. Front and lifirlietlits.
.
DROTOGRAPEC ALBUMS chastely ~ b ottlid
and claslied—for sale at
, SIXEMB'S BOOKSTORE,
18 Market fitr
DR. JOHNSON
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LOCK HOSPITAL
discovered the
•
Y and
effectual remedies the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
1/11.1 - 88 IN SIX 'TO TWELVE HOURS
NO MERCURY 011 NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A Oure Warranted; or No Chnrgeo n from One to
Two Dteye.
Weakness of
..the Back, Affections of the
Kidneys -and Bladder, Involuntary dis
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ner
vousness, Dyspepsia, -Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the
Hi art, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of Sight
Cr Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throat,
tT( se or Skin. Affections of the Liver, Lungs,
Stcmach or Bowels—those terrible disorders
arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth—
those secret and solitary practices more fatal to
their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most bril
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
&0., impossible,
..$lOO
. 9.00
. 17.00
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who ham become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young - Men of the Most
=ailed talents.. and • brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening Sen
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre, may call with full
confidence.
MARRIAGE. .
i - Fra
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplat
ing marriage, being aware of physical weak
ness, organic debility, deformities, &c., speedily
10. t 6*
La
Xfll
He who places Ixhiseif under= the care of Dr .
J. may religiously confide in his honor as a gen
tleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a
Physician
owe.= 'MdCNESB
Immediately Cured, and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection—which renderh life
miserable and marriage impossible—is the pen.
a lty paid by the victims of improper indulgence.
Young persons are too apt to commit exceee .
from not being aware of the dreadful' co -
quencee that may ensue. Now, who -that lie
derstands the subject will pretend to deny that
the power of procreation is lost sooner by those
falling into improper habits than by the pep
dent. - - -Betiides being deprived the plesiariretitf
healthy offspring, the most eerie,* andolestitc,
five symptoms to both body and miod &Awl
The system becomes deranged, The physical'and
mentallfaxictions weakened, lode of prcoreative
Power, nervous irritability, dyspepsia,,palpita-.
tion of ,the heart, indigestiohozoastitutional
debility; a:, wasting of. tholcamca sleigh; con,
*caption, ckcayiapfl.death. .1. v. .1,
tigg
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. 76
~.150
UIFIOIh, o.
Left hand skis going from Baltimore street, a
few doom from the conier:llnot to observe
name and number.
' Letters must be paid and contain' a stamp.
The Doctor's Diplomqs'hang in hie office.
DR. JOHNSON,
Member of the Boyal College of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one of the most eminent,
colleges in the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spenVin the hospi
tals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and 'else- -
where, hes effected some of the most astonirddig
cures that were ever known; many troebled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep,
great nervousness, being alarmed at sadden
sounds, briilifrdness; with frequent bldelaing,
attended sometimes with derangement of mind
were cured immediately.: _
TAKE PASTICTILAII NOTICE
These are some of the' 'sad and - melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, viz :
arsaknets of the back and limbo, pains in the
head, dimness of eight, loss of muscular power,
palpitation of the heart,dyspepsia, nervous
irritability, symptoms of consumption, &c.
Idiarrazur.—The fearfut effects on the mind
are much to be dreaded—loss of memory, con
fwion of ideas, depression of spiriti; evil fore
bodings, Aversion to socluty r self distrust, love
Of solitudei timidity, &0.,, primate of the evilS
produced
Who have injured thetrwelliesy a certain
practice indulged in when- aline. a habit fre
quently leaned from evil companions, or at
school, the effectn, of which, are nightly felt,
eves when asleep, and if not cored waded ,
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediately.
Wbat a pity that a young man, :me hope of
his country, the 'darling of his parents, should
be snatched from alLprospects and enjoyments
of life, by the consequence of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in a certain ,
secret habit. Such persons Now, before contem
plating
MARRIAGE,
Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the Journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage : the
prospect hourly darkeetto the view ' • the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness of
another beammablighted with our own.,
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.%
When the misguided and imprudent votary
of pleasure Si - Ids-he- has imbibed the seeds of
this painful disease; it too often happens that'
an ilitimed sense of shame or the dread of dis
covery deters Min from applybig to - those who,
from education and respectability, can done
befriend him. He falls into the hands of igno
rant and dilidgning preterldera, who, incapable
of curing; filch his pecuniary substance, keep
him tritlin: month after month, or., as long as
the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair
leave him with ruined health to sigh over his
galling disappointment, or, by the use of the
deadly Tailors, Mercury, hasten the ixonatitu
timial symptoms of this terrible disesPe t - such as
affections of the Head, Throat, Nose, Skin, etc.
progressing with frightful rapidity till' _death
puts a period to his dreadful sufferings by send
ing him to that undiscovered country from
.whence no traveller returns.
INDORSEMENT OF THE PRIER'
The many _thousands cured at thisituditution
year after year; and the numerous important
surgical Operations performed by Dr. johnson,
aitnesseday.ll4AieloPrtors of the 4.4 )
and - many other Papers, notioei of which have
appeared again and again before-the public,' be
his standing as a gentleman of character
and reeponsibillty, is a sufficient guarantee to
the aMW.
SKIN DISEMIS SPEEDILY CUBED.
°W &T. SOUIR -WOW=
ifteltiraL
YOUNG IKEIN
HARRISBURG, PA., MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 15. 1863.
New 2thertistmento.
'The Great "American Remedies,"
KNOWN AS "HET, ROLD'S"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ
HELMBOLD EXTRACT "BUCHU,"
st 41 SARSAPARILLA,
" IMPROVEED ROSE WASH.
HELMBOLD'
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
FLUID, EXTRACT BU(IIIU,
A POSITIVE AND.SPEOW4O REUEDY
For Diceases : ottl►e• •
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAYEL,
AND DELOP.nIOAL SWELLINGS.
• This Medicine increases the power of Diges
tion, and excites the ABSORBENTS into heal
thy action, by which the WATERY or CAL
CEROUS depositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENLA.SGEMEN IS are reduced, 88 well as pain
and inftimmation, and is good for MEN,'WO
MEN or CHILDREN.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT. BUCHU
FOR WEAKNEiSEB
Arising horn Enemies, Habits of . Dissipation,
E►iiy Indiscretion or Abuse. .
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMFTOSIB
Indispasition to Exer-Drynees of the Skin,
tion, . Lae of Power.
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, l'rembling,
Horror of Dhsease, Wakefulness,
Dimness - of Vision, Pain in the. Beek, . = -
gniversal Lassitude ofFiushing-of the Body,
the Muscular System,Bruptions on the Face,
Hot Hands, Pallid Countenance.
' These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which
this medicine invariably removes, > soon follthi
IMPOTEROY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of watch the patient may expire. Who
fp say that they are not frequently followed
.15y those "direful dissases."
1 ' INSANITY AND OONS.UILPTION.
iMany are aware of_the cause of .their .suffer
-1 gs, but none wince/310s. The records of
sane Asyhyna aid Ilia melancholY deaths by
nstaption, boar ample yvhness to the truth
the assertion. • ' i • - •
CONSTITUTION. ONUS!.AFFECTED
! WITH ORP ANIC .WRAKNPAF,
Requires the aid. if medicine to' strengthen and"
invigorate the system, whiCh Helu3b6id's Ex
tract Buchu invariably does: A trial: will Con
\ince the most skeptical
FEMALES—FEMALES—FEMALES,
OLD'OR. Mord. SINGLE. , MI RRLED,' OR
1 CO.2 4 ITEMPLATING , AtztaRLAGE,
In many affections peculiar to females the
trae,t - flitiChif is unequalled by any other
„.
Medy, as iii- 7 dhlorcais , oi. Ititentlon, arrigu l t
'piny, Painfulness, :or suppression' ff the -cue'
tiomary Evacuations, -Ulcerated' or • ER:Wrens
atatet of the ?tetras, - Zedeorthea or Whites,
' terihtre and for elt complaints to the
,' ,x, Whettikanariltiriercint Indiscretion, Habits
1, DiteiiititMitfrini-the'" , ` A 'trT- - . -
liisciiticetkßtxtA4W9F 'Edit ~.• -
Take nu 13aistMX,Mnichiy,4.1i Unihreiant4iedi:
ohm tur;Utipicasaiit and Dangerous Diseases.
1 H.EIit.I3OI4V:B.V.,XTItaLuT BUCHII; '
cures /*red Diseases 'wall their stagee; at lit
tle expense ; little or no:Change Millet ;, no in=
iionTetuence . and no exposure. It causes- fre
quent desire, and Oita strength to Urinate;
, ereby removing. 'obstreotions, preventing arid,
ri ii ii n o c S a t ui ri m etu ati re: D o! E t o be fr el Urethra ,
uet
iti p
!4 il lris il § g ia ' sVo ll f .
'Oasis; aild'exgielling poisoriiidsi-Diseasektind:
f
froreoutAlatter. - Thonsandi upOn'thonearida
whn have been the viettina of quacks,, iihd."-Whe
lave paid heaVy . leeli to be cored in'iL' short
glue, have found their were deceive' iMil that
che "Poison" - has by the inai,'of- - elio , vierftil s
Astringents,” been dried up in the . fiyafern; :to
break-out in au aggravateitiorms,-ind-perhatii
litter marriage.' ' '.' - - -. ' . - -.,
Use RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT - BUOgIET .i'Pr. ,
all Affections and Diatinuir of the -Urinary 'Or
gans, whether eitisdngin Male Or - Femitle,-froin
Whatever Callao Originating,ind• Ml' matter of ,
how long standing. n1684303' Of: thesU 'Organs i
require the aid `ofa Diuretic. ' Hamßows i
EXtRACT BUCIII.I liftbe Great-Ditirstiri, and,
(t to curtain to "haiel'thi desired - t;ilect in all',
Diseases for which it is itioomMended'.' . : 1
Btood—Blood—Bkood. 441rnbold's Highly
COnceotrated Compound ELUID B+XTUAOP
AB APABIGIiA nYPHILIS. This le affeb-
Sion of the Blood, and attacks the Sexual Or
gans, Liniogs of the Nem, Ears, Throat, Whift
ipe, and other Huns Surfaceit;'-making its ap
pearance in the form of Ulcers. He1(0010
Extract Sarsaparilla, purifies the Blood, and
temoves all Scaly &uptions of the Skin, - Whig'
to the Conaptexton a Clear and Health Odor.
It being 'Oeixtred. for this elasS of
Complaints, its. Blblidzatritylng Propertieia are
preserved to a greater . extent than any other
preparation. of SarKiParilla.
EIELEBOr2D'S RASE: WARN.
`An excellent Lotion for diseasee of; '
lido Nature, and as an injection in diseases of
the Urinary Organs, arising from- habits of
dissipation, used in connection With the Es
tracte Bachn and Saireparillaa in such diiiiasen
as recommended.. Evidence of the most re-
sponsible anti reliable character will aihompany - 1
the medicines. 'CERTIFICATES OF CURESI
from eight to twenty years standing, with
names known to Science and Fame. .For:
Medical Properties of Budhu, see Dispensary of
`the United States. See Professor DEWEE'S
valuable works on. the Practice of Physic. See
remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PIIY—
SICK, Philadelphia.- ,Beie'remarks made by ni.
'EPHRAIM McDOWELII, a celebrated Ph3rachni
:and member of the Rciyal College of Scugeops,
Ireland, and published in the Inneutotiont
the Rings and Queen's - Journal. See 'Medico ,
Cirurgical Review, published by lIENJ:.TIIS.- -
VEIIS, Fellow of the'RoyalOollege of Surgeons:
See most of the late standard works on Medi
cine; Extract of BuChu $1 00 per bOttle, or
six for $5OO. Extract of Sarsaparilla, $1 00
per bottle, or six for $5 00. Improved nese
Wash, 60 cents per bottle, or six fur $2 60, or
halt a dozen each for sl2'oo, which Will be stif
i ficient to cure the most obstinate asses, if 'Brun._
tions are adhered to. DeliVered to any address;
entirely".packed from observation. Describe
symptoms in all communications. Cures guar
anteed. Advice gratis. ---
417/D44
Personally.appeared before me an. Alderman
of the city of Philaddiiiiia . ,
who, being duly,ssvoin, 'cloth Say, itp;tilara
tiow3_contain no'narocitio,:no_inereuri, orgther,
injurious drugs, and are purely vegetable.
H. T. Iik.LRBOLD,
Sworn and subscribed before 'me, this 28d !far
of November, 1854. WM:P. HIBBARD, •
-- Alderman,- Ninth Street Race,
• Addritis letters for Information-In confidence.
' - - - • H. T. HELM/lOW, Chemist.
pecent-104. South 10th street, bekwvohestnnt;
Phil delineny
E4e Etlegrapo).
Fremont. Morning Edition
TO ARMS' TO ARMS!
THE INY/STAN OF THE NORTHERN STATES
The Entire Rebel Army In Motion, Mena
clog Pennsylvania.
The city, last night, arse filled with the mcat
painful rumors, relaing to a defeat of the cav
alry force under Gen. Milroy, at Winchester,
ya., the falliog back of Milroy to Martinsburg,
and the occualion'of tbei forreer locality by a
rebel force. . We are not able to indicate the
extent of the force under Milroy, or the num• .
tiers which he was compelled to oppoae, but it
seems clear that he was defeated, and that a
rebel inrectis now in ionse4loo of Winchester.
From Semi-official sources me learn that the
entire rebel" army , is moving 'northward, and
drat Lee is at the head of the forces. The in
dications are that the rebels . contemplate the
invasion at least of Maryland and Pennsylva
nia, and If possible the entire North. It is
dertaiktliat the great: crisis has come; and the
• people l must he ,prepared,, for sny
,erpergency—
prepared to rlefend their homes from, the incur
"dons of a bloody and a &eta:irate foe. in. every
100 4.1tY, ,laaklitarT organizations should at mice,
be elijdad. 1E444 man widj is aldeil to „bear.
armi dust held himself in readiness to obey a
summon? to Join in the general defense and aid,
ih drilsrliti. tree, =Abel. chi* from thi AtAitl
ibonld he make his_ appearance within our
,borders.
I The §Mte is now - entitelf engaged in nit:
operating with the natifinsi-authorities. It is
Vo!sible that a proclomiatinh will be issued, to
clay, calling for troops, and hence the urgency.
of the people being prepared to respond. Every
Meerut at.:the commtunl.of the people, should'
at once be prepared to respond to this call.
-4et no one mistake the crisis. It will require
all our energy, All our promptness, successfully
to resist this invasion. Bat it must, it will be
Almisteq, if the people rally in support of the
authoritfee.
Arrival dt11111164
A. largerintinbei of 'me& . Ifiett*vutge whb
_ iurheimiadtiveeervtcedudngthewar;-anivesh
here yesterday, ,ready for active service at the
'hip of the dram. Although many of these men
: have been for some time stationed at cenvalee'
cent camps, therlosk stout'and hearty, and are
no doubt able to perform all the duties that
may be required from them. Several of the
Officers and men - bear marks of their bravery in
former battle eedAtiiuld . .tlieyl:oe called upon
'e meet the rebels, they will repel any Invading
ifercethitt can -be sent - - here: We :understand
that some thirty thoussiiidnien will be gathered
liogethor j heie to-for/14 invalid corps. It will
be composed of men who have been wounded in
forteer liattlas,..i and hive not recovered sof&
elentlY undergo *rig Matches er build' forts.
ikations, but tliey, will. apewrie for marls:oh they
'much better than raw and Inexperienced oil
.ffiers. The Government ha acted wisely in the
establish nent of this corps. The ?Wen who Ste
riot ableto perform ectiireduty will rem,* un
,der!pay'ef the Government, whose defence
they have sicril*:tfietr-lilealth arid they will
also be 'able tri - reiider their conntri efficent
,service. Dol.-.Provo,- who has served his-_,counat
try faithfully* the field, has imMediate charge
4f -the Camp' here:
_Geeeral 'touch, a regular,
lighting auin,,will watgli bay movenannt the
rebels martneke towesds this State.
The D2fenee of list!olisbufg.
An Engineer' force will proceed to•day in the
erection of earth-works and oiher defences on
the Ottinberland side of the Sosnehanna river,
immediately opposite Harrisburg. Other works
will : lao be erected at other points,,both along
the river and on the different railroads. These
preparations are all undoi the direction of ex
perienced (Aosta.
tioiromOnto of 6en. . Coach.
Major. general Conch proceeded to Ohm;
Inerehnrg bistnight i in an sits train. He will
organize whatever force there is . in that locality;
after which he will return to this city and enter
iactirely and vigorously on preparation for the
'defence of this locality.
Aninver. or Lizur. Cob. Moment:l.—This gent.
tlernan, appointed" ~Assistant - Provost Marshal
General for the titiatiz; Pfun4lvania, has ar
rived, and will at once enter upon the duties of
his office. Ho will make an efficient officer.
" Foorsoer."—Everybody knows what fools
, -
cap paper is ; but few probably know how it
Caine to bear this dipgajar Cogeomen. When
Charles "I. found his revenues short, be granted
certain privileges, with view to recruit them,
amounting to monopolies, and among thesi was
the manufacture of paper, the exotnidve right'
of which was sold to certain parties, who grew
rich: anti of
the Vioverument also at the
expense of those Who w a re obliged to use pa-,
per. At this time all Hillish paper -bore-lo
water-marks the royal arms. The Parliamett
under aremwell matt jeers of this law in "every
conceivable' manner ; and. under 'Other indigni
ties. to the meteor,. of Meg Charles, it was
ordered that the royal arms bevemnved from the
paper, ead - thit "fool's cap and bells" .bestibi
a Muted. These, in their turn were also removed
when - the Vamp Parliament was-. prorogued ;
but offer of the Base of the Parliidneritlournal
still -bears the liaine of '"foolscap — Carney
Notes pad • -
An Excursion to Niagara Palls and
Back.
.Nisamt. Fens, - June 11, 1863
arresponclenee of the TetegrayAl
On last Monday marling an excursion train
of the Northern Central railway left the city of
Ualtimore, consisting of three new and splendid
passengersars, built at the Harrisburg car com
pany's shop in that city. The excursion party
from Baltimore, cemprised the Council and a
Tusher of prominent citlems otthat city. The
venerable F. P. Blair and his estimable; lady,'
sud Judge Casey represented the Federal Me
-1 troptilis. • Mr. Blair is well remembered as the
old Democratic Jackson leader during the ad
Ministration of that Patriot; •Be has ardent in
his support of the Union now as he was in his
yjounger days, and contributing his , full shire
to the restoration of this Union, Mi . . BM, al:
*rotary of the State of - Maryland, was also
Mesoist.
St York, the excursionists Were joined by
s4veral prominent citizens of that eity, mid at half
peat eleven they arrived in Harrisburg, •where
they were joined by Gen. SitnolirCauterces, hie
eon, J. D. Cameroni piesidenWof the railway,
end Messrs. Wm. Colder, judge Pears* J. R.
gby, Geo.-Dergner, and perhapi °theta *tame
names I cannot ,now renal. •AV Nerthranlier-
ILd, Messrs. Packer, Masser end - others joined
tie , Party, and at Wllliarnspoit and oilier pima
along the routeadditional invited guest( joined I
the party, until the number was sWellid :to
nearly one hundred and fifty,
At haltpast.seven , o'clock. 4,the. excursionists
aFrived at. Elmira, N, Y., haitiog' Sniveled
256. miles through the mostldelightful Countrly.
on the face of the glolie, and stopped at all- die
stopping &Cos.
Shortly after the . 4rrival of the train ' El
rnirti, the President and Board of Trustees of
the' town waited on the party the hotel
Where a genera introduction , tetfk
after which-they were: invited' by tlui stutholii
ties‘of-Eimiralo the siaCiorfa dining tellies of
ths ikecarcr4l necessary: that
everything waa gotten, up in the beet style, and
that champagne did not flow .priefusely.. The
President of the beard df trusteefi,"*ltcmuss S.
Spaulding, Esq., WeicOMcd the visitors: to the
I.lage of Elmira, and Propoicsi the felleetell
timid: -prosperity of - the loyal city of
Baltisidiif, ) ,iiia the primmity of the if railrocki
4 :!bese I :ePrefientati*,ark*leiit" • ,• • _
I Swami Baltimoreasutzup lied_ttak *e Ito mist
*Mt.stestsikiikekewtellrreasliSsl iturfrequently
. • , The late tlanntary cfrOtti,
nl ~►~,~~--,, o ~~ atnptimenba
tW .
General having retired for the , night was una
ble to reply.
' The Northern Central Railway. has leased the
Elmira Railroad, some 78. miles in length, for
the period of 99 yearn. • This road runs from
Williamsport to Elmira sod., connects at the
formerylace with thelinnbury and Erie, ,
On Tuesday morning, the. excursionists left
Elmira tor Butlal4), 160 adios distant `from the
termer place, over the pli e .Batlrowl. The ems
thison, road• are rfaich . Wider than those, on
other railways and fitted up in the moat iplen
did manner. They are large enough , to:seat,
One hundred persona; withdouble Waning an a
a Waters for heatiag and ventildion the
centre a jet of water is constantly playing
egalnet a glass are= each slde, through which
the du it passes.. A refreshment car was also
atteched., and a eplendid dinner was famished ,
to the guests at the company's station at Avon,
where the dinnir served sem quite sumptuous.
At Buffalo, we were comfortably iltiartered
,
for the night at two of the largest hotels In the
ity. Shortly after our arriv al , , we were in
formed that unfortunately for, the interest of
the city the corporation-officers of the place
Were ciaised among a set of men deiervedly
styled 01 copperheads" of the Vallandigham
school, and, that they scarcely ever. mingled I
With loyal mea l hence we should not feet mor 7
iHed atthe wantof courtesy displayed towards
loyal citizens and corporation offic r :re of other
'states. If Ben. Wood and his traitorous crew
were to visit the city, they would no doubt re
ceive a proper reception. The pasty were;
!however, handsomely treated - by the loyal por
tion of the city during their short stay. - The
Buffalo Gazette condemned the conduct of its
corporation officers in thesevereet terms, and
expressed its feeling on the subject in the fol
lowing language :
"The feeling on the aubject is one of
general and deep mortification, Which finds ex
pression, On all sides, in tams not over com
plimentary to the Aldennan through whose ut
ter want of politeness, oar city has almost
insulted one of her great and respected sister
comMunitits.• As no opportunity has been
accorded to"us' to redeem otneelues from the
niggardly iniptitatloa cast upon us, westing:en*
hope the gentlemen who have been Wit worth
ily neglicted, will exoner a te Buffalo and her
Citizens from all suspicion_ of • want of courtesy
and hospitality , and place the blime wheie it
properly belongs. . Should they ever feel - en
cottraged to pay us another visit we warrant
them a real old fashioned Bala° recePticit
jest such a one as we know they would extend
too= Council arid 'Citizens:" •
. .
The neat (Wedneeday) morning .ere left for
Niagataralls, and.in less than one hour from
the time of 'stattinglieheld the roaring waters
of, the greatest greedier - in the world, the
Falls of Niagara. We were elegantly enter
tained at the - International -Hotel, and the
party sboitly after 'its arilvai, scattered over
trii town, Goatlsland and the other sidtrof the
river oa Arith* domain. *wore 'lriy , pay
this celebrated spot a visit annually,- and yet
they will 'always find something new to a tt rac t
their attention. ,
visitors on
.
' Th e visitors on the American side am not so
no i noto oo as yet, but as .the wasting, Aga
PRICE ONE CENT.
warmer the visitors will Increase. Several Bal
timore secessionists are quartered on the Canada
side for fear of a cordial visit from Brigadier
General Schenck. America is well rid of hew,
and we hope they may remain there for their
‘‘ountry's good."
To dal (Friday) the party will returri to their
respective homes, a larger portion IT the d#
.11
r+ute over the Northern Central railili t y,
Whilst? few will go to New York, &c., a ll o f
them well *OB4 .with the handEome treat-
Ment ettenad to`tbsiim by the managers of the
lorthern Central railway company. Nothing
has occurred to mar the pitasure of the excer
tion, and the company has spared no ca.len.e
to render it attractive, This is the nearest and
best route to visit the Falls.
I. hai almost forgotteni to mention that the
ez-cureionists were accompanied by Pro esso:s
Homer, Root, Hayward apd Ew.lt, of add
tr.ore, whose fine staging added much to the
peasure of the excursionists.
AN INVITED GUEST
THE INVASION OF THE NORTH.
(ten. Lee at the Head of the Rebel Army.
YINU ON MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVINIL
CHAximasibio; June 14
;The - operator at Hagerstown says, contra
bands who are now coming in report the rebels
Jere coming Into Martinsburg as th.ir left, at
:12 o'clork to-day. Many who are com
big, all tell nearly the , same- tale. The line
fr!om Winchester to Martinsburg went Up about
o'clock this morning.
!MOOED DISPA7CII
iCUMIBILEMURG, junel4.—Some contrabands
4io just arrived here, reprt Geri. billeynolds
'to have been driven by a large force from
ft nigsville to Bunker Hill, and that the public
stores have been removed from Martinsbuig.
UMW DIFTMOLL.
CUMBI/18817110, June 14.—The operator at
Frederick intimates that times at Muddy
:Branch and Holes Ferry, indicate something
warm. A fight is now progressing at Mar tins
birrg. The operator is still there, and the line
e
ta
t and west is yet all right. -
, ~
We have, since the above dist/itches, re.
c ived reliable intelligence , that all of Lee's
a ny are in motion. The feeling on the border
a fear that the forces of den. t chencir. being
tBlWill t Ati! will i be forced to take to the
t ryland Heights, and thus our wht.le ,, bonier,
m Cansigniord town the Potomac river TAU'
be exiMed to tbwinvadera
FROM WASHINGTON,
Capture of Valuable Prises.
Weeniturtote. Jane 14.
t Lient.Commander Moeda. -U. S gunboat
.rt Noyal, forwat tis to the Navy D-pattxnent
e ,iteport of Bating Muter Tan Styck, who
Ammanded the boat expedition item that veg.
tpl to the 2Sd ult., 'resulting in the capture of
he sloop Fashion,-havlng on board fifty baits
cif- Fee. Island cotton. -
Thia r ytKel.wss 146 mile 3. above the town of
tipalacbecola; waiting an opportunity to rl2ll
ttie fifockede, bqt the expedition for her capture
proved entirely succesatul.
The Fadden at the time was lying in the vl
drilty of it rebel encampment, but was capturid
without any resistance. .
l The United States "steamer Juniata, on the
28th ult., captured the steamer Victoria, of
'lpout 100 tc.ns, ostenribly bound for Metamura,
bet by ttie admis-ion of persons on board, she
intevird-to run the blockade.• The cargo was
tat.ait adapted to the Mexican trade.
Upon_ recavine intelligence of the pirati-al
depredations on the coakt,the Navy Depart
ment promptly dispatched vessels in ptireuit
the pirate. • Four v. awls left New York on
;,•13,rtirday night, thfy sailed from liatopton
Roads, and these were to be followed by orbits
Sunday.
There is no truth in the statement that Ad
inlialFerrsgut is to be relieved from command
of; the Western Gulf Nuadron.
.
B ROWN STOUT
and
f3COTCH ALB,
of the beet brands, always on hand and fort 6 a
by [stall] WII. DOCK,.Ja.. & CO.
EA.CHEREL—A lime lot of Mackrrel in
IN.L barrels, halves and quarters. for sale low,
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Cor. Front and littatt.et eta.
by
rayB
DUNE AND UNADULTERATED SPICES,
1 from the most celebrated mills in the coun
try, just received and for sale by
jl4 WM. DOCK, & CO.
SIIGABB for preserving, of all kinds , calland
examine, at NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
'BlO Coy. Freatt anti Iliartrat St..
QALT, ground, slain, Ashton and dairy, in
kJ large or small quantltiea, by
NICHOLS Br. BOWMAN,
al Ora.. Front R n I atfirkAt itreet..
CHILDH.BNS' CtIRRIAGES.
TUST received, the largast assortment in, the
J . city, by tin D. W_ PARSONS,
arat!3taw2er 110 Market street.
FinsE—Hamburg and other prime dairy
cheese, for sale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
ja2 Onx. Front and Market at&
COFOBES AND SUGARS :of all fadestal , 1
at reasonable prises for Bale by
114 WM. POCK, 3L. & co
A KF
ATIAS,
Cl.. Different coloioi doable varieties Widie
Fringe, Pimple Fringe, or Mist Tree. and ethic
ehrubbery, at Bemoan 'Mullen , . .1' WWl_
DEEDS, Mortgages; Power of Attorney,
Bonds and Justices' Maass for sae at
my 2 THEO. F. SOBEFFEB'S Balkan re. -
WALL -PAPER, BORDEdid,-Sr,c., &c., sold at
b mi t tvea r'sprices,,without tuiy adva3ooEßqQlMnce.
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