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HARRISBURG, PA
Friday Eve:l ill 4 / Sept. 18, 1883
PROCEEDINGS OF TILE COUNTY COMMITTEE,
UNION MEETINGS IN DAUPHIN COUNTY
At a meeting of the Union Committee of
Dauphin county, held on the 16th inst., meet
ings were ordered to be called in the following
localities on the days specified:
Hummelstown, at Tittle's Hotel, Monday
evening, Sept. 21st.
East Hanover township, at Shell's tavern,
Tuesday evening, Sept. 22d.
Linglestown, at Ammon's tavern, Wediresday
evening, Sept. 23d.
Swatara township, at Eby's tavern, Thursday
evening, Sept. 24th.
Susquehanna township, at Niesley's school
house, Friday evening, Sept. 25th.
Union Deposit, at Rocker's tavern, Saturday
evening, Sept. 26th. . I
Halifax, at Byrod's tavern, Monday evening,
Sept. 28th.
Washington township, at the Red tavern,
Tuesday evening, Sept. 29th.
Gratztown, at Weist's tavern, Wednesday
evening, Sept. 80th
Fisherville, at Bowman's tavern, Thursday
.evening, Oct. Ist.
Uniontown, at Hoffman's tavern, Thursday
evening, Oct. Ist.
13eriaburg, at
Oct. 2d.
Lykonstown, at Hoffman's tavern, Satin
day evening, Oa. 3d.
Reed township, at McKee's tavern, Monday
evening, Oct. sth
Millersburg, at Yeager's tavern, Tuesday
evening, Oct. 6th.
Conewago, at Foltz's store, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 7th.
Derry, at Hooker's tavern, Thursday evening
Oat. Bth.
Rig!aspire, at Mrs. Lehman'a tavern, Friday
evening, Oct. 9th.
Middletown, at Centre Square, Saturday even
ing, Oct. 10th.
Grand rally at Harrisburg, on Monday even
ing, Oct. 12th.
Eloquent and distinguished speakers will be
annortnoed in time for each of the above meet
ings, and whose appearance will be made certain
at the meetings earned.
HENRY THOMAS,
Chairman Union County Committee
S. S. Calzi, Stcretary.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
OYSTERS.-Mr. Bvy, announces to the
public that he is prt‘pared to furnish Oysters, in
large or small qu 'tallies to suit purchasers.—
He has now on band the celebrated Cove and
Baltimore Oysters, at his stand in Second street
near Mulberry. its
Joins Amex aunounces to the public that he
is prepared to do hauling of any description,
either by the day or load, at reasonable rates.
None but faithful and obliging drivers are em
ployed. Persons having anything to do in his
line would do well to leave their orders at his
residence in Broad street, or deposit them in
its box at this office. septl4 eodtf
READRR, remember that the State debt has
been reduced $954,720 (almost a million) within
the past pear—thanks to Governor Ourtin's ad
ministration of our State affairs.
WE had very refreshing rains last night and
to-day, and there are indications of a continu
ance. It would be of immense value to the
farmers, who-are now sowing their grain.
WE are informed that there was a "fiat-fight"
at the Chettnnt Street Hospital, night before
last,.among a few of the soldiers. One or two
of them are said to have been considerably
battered.
•
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.—Herman Airicks,
of Harrisburg, was on Wednesday 'nominated
for Senator, by the copperhead conferees of
Dauphin and Inbanon. Mr. A wilt have a
hard road to travel, without the least hope of
success.
Tun Union atm tuittee announce a series of
meetings to be hektin this county, commencing
with Hummelsto ion on Monday evening next,
and ending with 1 grand rally in Earrisburg
the evening beim: the election. The Union
men throughout he county should see that
these meetings , are largely attended. Get your
copperhead neighbors to go with you and hear
the truth.
TER ELECTION IN IRE SIXTH WARD, to-mor
row, to be held at the house of Vincent Graing
er, is for the purpose of selecting a place for
the holding of the regular elections. Although
at a first view of thi matter, it may seem to
some of little moment, we feel that it is the re
verse—a very important matter. Composed as
the citizens of the Sixth ward mostly are, of
mechanics and laboring men, it is of considera
ble account to them whether they shall be
compelled to lose part of a day's work:to exer
cise their right to vote. A central location is
greatly to be desired, for the ward is a large
one. Several points are recommended, some
very objectionable, it is true, yet there is one
place which above all others, will suit" every
one. We refer to the Good Will Engine house.
The only oppotitien raised to this is that the
constitution of the company forbids its use for
any parpose whatsoever. This is seemingly
ridiculous. Tha engine house was erected by
the city, and it would be a sad reflection-on car
laws if its 11430 for the purposei iiiisignited was
denied our citizens. This objection being of no
account, we hope , that the voters . of the Sixth
ward will select it as' he most eligible place for
holding the annual elections. It remains with
them—it is their interest, and let them not re
proach themselves afterwards, if by their apathy
or apparent Indifference, titerpetoilt it to b,
pliited.elsewhere. list there be full vote on
the Subject.
PLUM RarUSN IT.—An umbrella, considera
bly worn, was taken from the counting room
of this office about two months ago. The per
son who has it will confer a favor on the owner
by returning it immediately.
Tan time for receiving proposals for forty
thousand feet of tin roofing for Carlisle Bar
racks, will close at three o'clock, P. u., to-mor
row (Saturday) at the office of Capt. E C. Wil
son, A. Q. M., in this city.
Ammons have been made, and will be made
daily, to the list of Union mass meetings pub
lished on the first page of the Telegraph. The
Union men throughout the State should exam
ine the list carefully, and note the new appoint.
ments.
—, Friday evening,
Kivai MOAB READING.—On Wednesday
morning, Mr. William E. Wilson, conductor of
a freight train on the Lsbanon Talley Branch
road, was killed near Beading by getting be
tween two cars that were in motion, one being
on a siding where it eonneote with the main
track.
To-Dex we record another fatal accident, by
which a drunken man lost his life, at the depot.
Patrick Newman, who was killed there on
Monday night, was also intoxicated. The per
sons who sold them the liquor are the principals
in their destruction. They must possess very
elastic 'consciences, if they can have peace of
mind. They should be compelled to support
Newman's widow and orphan children.
LADIES willing to knit woolen socks for the
soldiers can obtain yarn by applying to Mrs•
Chas, C. Hawn, Market Square. We hope the
ladies of Harrisburg (who have - always re
sponded nobly when called upon) will take,an
interest in this matter, and lend a helping
hand. Cold weathei is approaching, and the
soldiers who are risking their lives in defence
of our homes and free institutions should not
be allowed to suffer.
DEDICATION OF A Clltatoa.—On. Sunday next,
20th init., the newly erected Church of the
Second German Lutheran congregation, in West
Harrisburg, will be dedicated. Services will be
held at ten o'clock in the morning, by Rev.
J. Vogelbach, of Philadelphia, and Rev. W.
Lehmank, of Lancaster. Rev. A. Darnistatter,
of Columbia, will preach at three o'clock in the
afternoon.
Services will also be held in the evening, in
the First German Lutheran Church, on Second
street.
Tint Siam Homprrata.--Buring the past week
880 patients were admitted to the Army Hos
pitals of this Department ; 315 men were' re
turned to duty; 20 died and 17 were•discharged.
The number of patients remaining is 10,806,
distributed as follows—Fort Mifflin, 87 ; Camp
Whipple, 330; Twenty-second Pa. Cay., 7; Is
lington Lane, 5 ; Chambersbarg, 49 ; Town
Hell, Chembersburg, 62; East Walnut Street,
Harrisburg, 66; West Walnut . Street, Harris
burg, 54 ; General Hospital, Harrisburg, 72 ;
Camac's Woode, 42 ; Chestnut Hill, 1,760
Gettysburg, 84 ; Camp Letterman, Gettysburg,
1,183 ; York, 824 ; Turner's Lane, 203 ;
lid Corps, Harrisburg, 45 ; South Street, 265 ;
Broad and Prime, 59 ; Summit Housr4 461
•;
Nicetown, 725 ; Filbert Street, 291; Broad and
Cherry, 561; West Philrdelphia, 4675 ; Ches
ter, 996.
Fonrr Copperheads, displaying butternut
badges and armed with revolvers, appeared at
the - Concord M. P. Church in Bostraver town-.
ship, Westmoreland county, on Sunday; 6th
inst. Twenty of them entered the churcii, and
when the presiding elder prayed for the Presi
dent, the armies, and the destruction of slavery,
they sprang up, and it was supposed would
made an attack on the minister, but on look
ing around they discovered that the twenty left
outside had repaired to a blacksmith shop,
where one of their number had fallen, and
these bold "insiders" left the church, to' look
after their fallen companion. Many of the
number never go to church anywhere, and were
induced to visit one on this occasion, to make
an attack on a Christian minister who was die-.
charging his duty in upholding the Union.—
Pinch is copperheadism.
Wan re tae Huncutotrs arm Idrounaz Gsans•
MAN ?—Frcm among a thousand pleasant inci
dents attending the progress of Gov. Cnrl4 and
suite through the State, we extract the follow
ing as having occurred during the immense
Union demonstration at Pittsburg. Who is the
humorous and musical-gentleman alluded to?
We have a notion as to who , he is, and if it is
he, we can folly endorse his humorous and
musical, as well as hie generous and patriotic
qualities. Here is the incident alluded to:
When Gov. Curtin left the German stand, he
was escorted by several gentlemen of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, in company with other
distinguished strangers, to the residence of Hon.
James L. Graham, where a short time was spent
in very agreeable conversation. While here, a
humorous gentleman, a resident of Harrisburg,
was called 'you to sing a song, composed by
himself,and arranged to suit, that quaint and lu
dicrous air; "Villiirens and Dinah." :The song
was sung in characteristic style, and was most
heartily applauded, several , of the snore enthu
siastic and rand gentlemen joining Ml:t the
chorus, rat lel In ral,".Sto: The plover,
nor and his'etompany time tooklkeir carriages
.
and drove to the Monongahela AOUSL
POLICIS AFFAIRS aro exceedingly dull. The; e
was: one drunk in the lock up last night.
I=EI
Loos oar for $l, $2 arid $5 bit Is purporting
to be on the Delaware County (Pa.) bank.
There is no such bank.
Tun Drumm Max.—lt is said that each
Pennsylvania regiment is to receive two hun
dred and fifty drafted men from this State.
Ssannta.—The farmers are busily engaged i .)
sowing their fall grain. An immense amount;
of wheat, it is said, will be sown in many
places.
EXAMINIM SURGEON.-Dr. throes Galbraith,
of Landisburg, has been appointed Examining
Surgeon, for Perry county, by the Commissioner
of Pensions. • •
DIED OF HYDROPEODIA..-Mr. Jonathan Van
degrift, of Middletown township, Bucks county,
died on Friday last, of hydrophobia. He had
been bitten by a rabid dog three weeks previous
to his death.
JLatrit Lama, au aged printer, died, in
Philadelphia ; a few days ago. It 3 had bear
engaged in the Inquirer ( - Mee more than icily
years
BARN EcaNr.—A Lath, with all its Conteut6
the property of A. 11. ZDrgcr, in Carroll town-
Perry county, was consumtd by fire on
the 9th inst. Loss over $1,200.
,1 EAGLE SnoT.---On Wednesday last Mr. Jotu
oung, a farm hand in the employ of Mr. Eli
Hoffman, in North Whitehall, shot a bald
eagle measuring six feeraoress the wings. Con'
siderable of a bird that was.
THE WOUNDED AT GETTYSBURO —MOTO are
still about thirteen hundred wounded in the
hospitals at Gettysburg. It is expected that all
the patients will be removed to other places
during the presont month, and the Gettysburg
hospitals closed.
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CUMBERLAND Courry.--George Scobey, Esq.,
one of the County Commissioners, died on the
12th inst. The Union Executive Committee
has nominated Jacob Saner, of Carlisle as the
Union candidate to fill the vacancy.
There is to be a grand Union Mass Meeting
at Carlisle, on Saturday, the 14th of October.
A movement is on foot to hold a County Mil
sled Convention. Each township is requested
to send a delegate to Carlisle, ou . Saturday,26th
inet., at which time a meeting will be held to
make arrangements for the Convention.
ANOTHER MAN KU M:D.—Another man was
killed at the depot last night. It appears that
he was intoxicated, and when some of the cars
were being shifted from one track to another,
he fell between the wheels of a moving car, and
was instantly killed.- He was a stranger, and
nothing was found upon him by which his
name or residence could be ascertained. His
remains were taken to the Poor Souse, for in
terment. Another drunkard's grave has re
ceived its occupant, who arrived there via the
grogshops of our city.
Rms.—The Fair of the Juniata Agricultural
Society will be held at Perrysville, en thel4th;
15th and 16th of October.
The Fair in Monroe county will be held a
Ftroudeburg on the 29th and 30th of September
and Ist and 2d of October.
The managers of the Adams County Agricul
tural Society will open their grounds, at Ben
dersville, on Saturday next, 19th inst., free of
charge. There will be a trial of stock, and an
exhibition of such articles as may be presented
for that purpose. Owing to the destruction' of
crops in many portions of that county, it has
not been deemed advi'able to bold a regular
fair this season.
BUICIDL—Tho Lewistown Gazette, of getter
day, says :
George Wharton, an Englishman, aged abCut
86 years, who had been employed at Mann's
axe factory, committed suicide on Wednesday
evening by thrusting a knife into his heart—
The act was committed at Reedsville in an out
house, while on a visit there with another
workman. His conduct betrayed an aberration
of mind while going to town by requesting
his comrade to shoot him, and after
arriving at Reedsville he went out into
the yard, where he was shortly after
followed by Mr. Murphy, who found him lying
on the privy seat dead. He was of somewhat
intemperate habits, bat quiet and inollenssve,
and appeared to be brooding over the idea that
he was unable to provide for his family in *g
land. This was the second attempt to make
way with himself.
FRANKLIN Cousin.--Philip Berlin, Esq., one
one of the oldest citizens of Ohambersburg,
died, a few days ago, at the ago of eightyfour
years. He arrived there when' brit' a yoob,
and remained, highly respected by all who knew
him. • '
George Sowers, aged fifty-five•years, and his
daughter, Rebecca Sowers, aged twentyi,two
years, died on the same day (Bth inst.) at their
residence; in Guilford township.
The Franklin railroad has been.com plated,
and trains are running through to RagerstOwn.
J. IV-Dowell Sharpe, one of the Democratic
candidates for Assembly, has been dangerously
ill forsome dais past, .
The Inland Telegraph Company have ' , just
completed a new line, connecting Chinibirsburg
with Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg.
Brig. Gen. S. W. Crawford, commander of the
Pennsylvania Betimes, paid a Ilying.visit to his
home, near Fayetteville, last week. He was
on his way to New York for medical'treatment.
The farmers of Washington township have
organized for protection against horse thieves.
The Repository, apprehensive of a rebel raid,
advises the people of Cumberland valley to or
ganize and arm themselves for any emergency,
and contends: that no body , of rebels would yen
tune on a raid If they knew the citizens were
armed to resist them.-
Tan -17. P. CHURCH on VALLANDIano.st.---At
the Meeting of the United Presbyterian Pres
bytery of Steubenville, held on the Bth inst.,
the session of the congregation at ilichmondi Jef
ferson county, 0., asked the Presbytery; "Is it
consistent with the principles of the 'United
Presbyterian Church to vote for C. L. Tallandig
ham?' The queition•was answered unanimously
in the negative. The. Presbytery considered
that voting for that candidate itivolved a great
moral question, and that no member of the
United Presbyterian Church could vote fori him
:without ignoring his principle on slavery and
countenancing and encouraging disloyalty. The
Clerk of Presbytery: writes: "It was gratifying
to see how unhesitatingly the elders, as wNI as
the ministers, gave an emphatic No to the ques
tion. It is pleasing to the people cling to
princlples and reject party, and thus give an
emphatic rebuke to treason, though presented
to them under the respected name of Dcfmoc
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Zvaial Notitts,
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA and Recruiting
Claims, United Stata l reneion, Bounty,'Atreara
of Pay, and Bu'beiatence &c.; &a., pads
ant and colltiot€ dby EMIENE SNYDRA
Attorney-at-Lazo.
Office: Third 4treet, Iluriaburg, Pa. [o
A DIBTINOI7IBIIIID Artarvau —Old Lady! Fru
denc 6.—The arrival of any noted person whose
worth ..has been established through acts of
public . or prirate benefit, will always call; forth
the attention gratitude of a grateful p?ople.
We refer 16 old Mrs. Prudence, from the upper
end of Dauphin count*, who is now mak* , her
annual visit to our city for the purpose of pur•
chasing a winter gamily of dry goods.- The
old lady, has.been allaround, and directid by
rodenf*, has made all other purchasei a Flow,
man's cheap dry_ goods ,herise, No. 1, co er of
Market and Front streets, 'Harrisburg, P 21
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THEHE FirY.SIXTH SESSION of the School
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Will commence on Monday; the 19th of October,
1868, and end on the let of March, 1864.
A full course of Lectures will be given•on all
the branches, as follows: -
On Surgery—By Prof. N: R. Smith. '
On. Chemistry and Pharmacy—By Prof. Wm. E.
A. Aiken.
On Principles and Practice of Medicine, and Clini
cal Medicine—By Prof Chew.
On Obstetrics and Disiasei, of Women and Chil
dren—By Prof. Millenberger. -
On Anatomy and Physiology—By Prof. Smith.
On Inststutes of Medicine, Materia Medias, and
Therapeutics—By Prof. Mcflherry.
Practical Anatomy will be taught by James H.
Butler, M. D., Demonstrator.
During the continuance of the . war, Military
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times to the wards of the Baltimore Infirmary,
where they can witness the performance of all
the principal operations in surgery, and can ob
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compounded fluid preparation could reach.
_Ern NO OTHER !
USE NO OTHER t
USE NO OMER
USE NO OILIER!
For my Drops stand before the world as the no
plus Om of all remedies, for the cure of all
(diseases df the kidneys and bladder, - Lettcoreah,
Prolapaus, and the*kild, but pOiltive correction
of all irregularities.
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO' NOT BE IMPOSED 'UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
De NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
by those who have other preparations, which
they desire to palm off uponn the strength of. the
popularity of my Drops, and who recommend
their own nostrums, thus appropriating to
themselves the constant demand for my Pe
riodical Dreps, as a medium for selling some
thing which is worthless l and inefficient. Nat
when the Druggist You apply to' has not got
them; either mato:him buy them for you; or
else enclose one Dollar to the nearest general
wholeffale agent, who will return you a bottle
by return Express.
You will thus save yourselves trouble and
obtain relief from the greatest Female Regula
tor of the Nineteenth Century.
Over 25,000 Bottles of this medicine have
been sold within the last - six months, and every
Lady that has used them, but for the nature of
the cure,
would furnish us with her sworn cer
tificate ()f their efficacy. It takes but one Dol
lar to make the experiment,' and I appeal to
those of your sex who are rfnffering—will you
waste away when a ainAle Dollar will give you
instant relief. ..
Prepared solely 1;3 , Da. Jam. LEON, Prac-
ticing Phyeician.
Price $l. per bettle:
C. G. CLARK & CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST '
- New Haven, COfiG.
General fer United States and Cana-
ir For sale at Wholesale by
D. S. BARNES & CO„ New York.
GEO.- C. GOODWIN & Co., Boston.
For sale by D. W. Gross & Co., and all
Druggists. - an3l-deod-mtaw-lyeow.
Wholesale agents, Johnston, Hallowoy &
Cowden, 23 North 6th street, Philadelphia.
FLOWERS OF ITALY,
TOILET
.
EA .0 DE COI OGN.S.
AN exquisite impregnation of Pare Spices
with'the odors of FloWers, Blossoms of
Orange Roseman; Balm, Violet and Roses,
Very fragrant on the handkerchief. For sale
by . the quart or bottle. Prepared by
-3y15 B. A. KUNKEL, Apothecary.
AC. SMITH, Attorney-at-Law, Third street,
. Harrisburg, Pa., all business entrusted to
him will be promptly attended to.
Bounties, Pensions and Bich Pay of Officers
collected. dent()
DRESERVING ! TARS of gips and atm:Ler/are
1 of Edi size, ' constantly on hand Mid for
eels by " - NIOHOLS & BOWMAN. .
septs • • 00'1'. Front and Market &rears.
S .
lIGARS for boogying, of all Mal*
we are now offing very kkw..-
exam at / 11 19n 0 / 13 B OXiiii -74 A
Jen : - - Oor. Front and mnriet
eeeart Steamers
7
Steam Weekly to Li - Pros,) ,
TOUCHING At QUEEN Z - 4" ,
BOB.) The well known C.
Liverpool, Ntw York mitt I :lily:lel
elalp Company. are intended to tell ae
_ .
CITY OF NEW YORK, Saturday Sept. 19111:
ETNA, Saturday, Sept. 26tly, CITY OF WASH.
INGTON, Saturday, October 3; aa every eac
°ceding Saturday, at Noon, from PkT 41, 'North
River.
RAMS OF PASSAGE,
NUMMI ID GOLD, OR ITO pamAurr IN c:
RUM
ITEM oasis, $BO 001 STILSRAGE,
do to London, 85 00 do to Loudon,
do to Paris, 95 00 do to Paris,
do to Hamburg, 90 00 do to Hamburg, -
Passengers also forwarded to Harve,
Botterdam, Antwerp, &c., at equally lo
Fares from Liverpool or Queenestort.o
Cabin, $75, $B5, $lO5. Steerage from - Va.,:
pool, $4O. From Queentown, $3O. Thcwo
who wish to send for their friends :.au
ets here at these rates.
For further information apply at 0.41 Cow:.
We Officer.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Breadv,-ty, S. I.
or C. 0. ZIKMEIGIAN, Harrlaburz.
1234.1 y.
**fit'
DR. SWEET'S
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT=
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGL:
STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPEAMs,
BRUISES, CUTS AN)) WOUNDS,
PILES, HEADACHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC AND NEB
.
VOUS DISOBDER'•;.
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, of Conna
The Great Natural Bone &Ater.
DE. STEPHEN SWEET, of Gnnn•dicw
Is known all over the United States.
DR. STEPTIMIr SWEEP, of Connecticut,
Is the author of "Dr. Sweet's Infallible Lb
meat."
Dr. Swea's Infallible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
Dr. Suet's Infallible Liniment
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr. Sweet's Infalhble Liniment
Cures Burns and Scalds immediately
Dr. sweet's Infallible Liniment
Is tho best known Remedy for Sp film . am!
Bruises.
Dr. Sweet's laid"We Liniment
Cures Headache immediately and was ItEIYOU
known to fail.
Dt. Swam' a Infallible bili2liko
Affords immediate relief for riles, and Eel4.lvsi
falls to cure.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Cures Toothache in one ildinute.
Dr. Smell's infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts and wounds immediately and leav,:d
no Ecar.
Dr. Sweet's Infalhble Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known
world.
Dr. Sweet's lnfaaible Liniment
Has been used by more than a raillicm pe&q
and all praise it.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Is truly a "friend in need," and every law ;iv
should have it at hand.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Is for sale by all Druggists
cents.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ci
For sale by all Dealers. d&wly-eow.
PILES I PILES I
Dr. Witfield's Vegetable Pills
Are Warranted a Certain Cure for
FISTULA, BLIND OR BLFROMG PILES
TATE would caution all who are victims to
T this distressing complaint to avoid the
use of external applications, as they result only
in aggravating the difficulty.
Dr. Witfield's remedy removes the ems: , of
the disease and effects a permanent cure.
THIS IS NO QUACK MEDICINE.
These Pills have been tried for the last sewn
years, and in no instance have this. failed to
cure. Price 50 cents per box. 'dent by mil to
any address.
J. YOITNG, Sole Proprietor.
No. 481 Broadway, N. Y
sept3-413m
Pianos, ateloi)tono, Se 4-:
F. C. LIGIITE & CO.,
(Late Lighte & Bradburys)
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
421 BROOKE Sr., NEW YORK.
2d Mods East of Broadway.
MR. F. C. LIGHTE, the original founder of
thiswell-known establishment, Senior
partner, and only Practical Piano Forte .Afaker of
the .late firm of "Lighte & Bradbruys," having
retained his Two-Thirds interest in the who!t ,
business stock, materials, &c., and Sole Proptio
torship In his Valuabk _Patents, inclusive of his
celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON
FRAMES, is the only one who can make the
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES for which this
house has been so popular. g All infringe
ments on his rights will be prosecuted:abet/ril
ing to law.
£ All Piano Fortes from this marnifact,ry
are warranted perfect in every respect for five
years.
Liberal Terms to Dealers.
F. C. LIGHT'E & CO.,
aus-d3m 421 Broome St., New York.
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
AND SILVER-WAIiE.
THE undersigned would respectfully invite
your attention to his well selected stock of
Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES, Fine Gold
JEWELEY, of every kind and variety Of styles
-comprising all of the wean and most beautiful
designs.
Also, SOLID SILVER WARE, equal to Coin--
and the best make of Silver Plated Ware. Each
article is warranted to be as-represented.
or Watches and Jewelry,carefully repaired
and satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB HARLEY,
(Summer to Stauffer if B r itrZeY,)
Ho. 622 Market street, Phda.
au3l-d3m
SHADE TREES.
WK are now ready to receive orders for Shade
Trees. To person clubbing, purchasing
in large lots, will sell "twenty per cent.; less,"
and will also superintend the. Planting, and
warrant them. If they fail to grow, I will re
place them without charge. - j.-I t ugg,
au26 Keystone Nursery.
epL
, "lab
le4 and
RESERVING JARS, of Glass and St 'ist`
P
kinds and shs t r is tut by
ob Oor. Front and Market street.
10
Itltbiral.
Price 25 Etbd 50