Erkgrao PA 110 A\ MORNING, FEBRUARY 29, Mt --------- - CITY ITEDIS Tsc double-tube pipe mentioned in , 10 0„ r c olmun, can be obtained feb27- at C. 1t A. 800- & Co.'s drug store. BA!;:crAar's Bronchial Troches for hoarse -11! :.s and throat diseases, for sale at Dr. Miles' Dru,, store, corner Third and North streets,and '.. Wm. H. Egle's Dreg store, Ridge Avenue. a n3o-clif • Tin celebrated crystal spectacles properly ft,ljasted to the eye ; microscopes from 100 to 7011aidineter -, tower telescopes, field glasses, ,L•fining au object from one to ten miles, and all I:ind3 of optical, matheniatieal and philo ,allical instruments at ROsendale's Optical In-titute, 3 Market Square. Artificial eyes iaerted. Send for a circular ! jan3dtf rOWN AND COUNTRY TEE PATENT DOUBLE TUBE PEPE is for sale IC this city only at Keller's Drug and Riney Goods Store. See advertisement. It pos ses merits never before obtained in pipes: SODA WATER! SODA ,WATBR I-If .you feel Ll;ct drinking a good glass of soda water, you will do well by giving Kunkel & Brother a call. No. 113 Market street, Harrisburg. feb2,7-2t* I=l Sucu au assortment of plain and fancy toilet' sa ps as we present to customers, we guatii- 1 to cannot be round elsewhere in liarristitirg,. than at Keller's drug and fancy goods store; No. 91 Market street. • DEMOLISEED—Hoffman's old livery stand, earlier of Third and Locust streets. It has been removed to make room for the extension: of the State Capital Hotel, which will be greatly enlarged the coming season. • ' Tnr.nr. will bo service in the Baptist Church, corner of Second and Pine streets, on to morrow morning at I.oli o'clock, and at '7 o'clock in the evening. The pulpit will lid occupied by the :Rev. Mr. Merrick, pasta a the Church at Lowisbnrg. The public are in- lit :1 to attend. Seats free. ICK NACKS.—Soldiers' man wares, such - US, pocket glasses, pocket' combs, pocket flasks; pocket tooth and hair .brushes, pocket ink :rands, pocket knives, pocket books; !'pocket toblets, and an extensive assortment of fancy goods, at Keller's drug store, 1 Market street. , . . LOOK! LooK!—Sunday Hours for Opeiii7O. , The •Drng Store of Kunkel .& BrotUt4illb:e open regularly , aa Sunday mOrning . koio; 8 to., 10. and in the afternoon from 5 to - 7, for the accommodation of physicians and, 'persona' wishing to get drugs. Kunkel &, pro:; No 118 Market street, Harrisburg. feb29-2e.. POLICE AFFNIE3.—The folloirink had a hearing on Saturday, before . Altlierindri { Kline, on a charge of intoxication, viz George Presbury, (fined. $l,) Georg t e,l,lO79,lln, (heard yesterday, also, on a similar Charge,,) William Pierce, Thomas Nolen, (fined—ti,) and Jacob Walters, (fined . $l.) - They'.i,i'eie permitted to depart after the hearing.e A DISTRESSING accident occurred in Gredia.l hug on Monday last.,, 110yRo ' :tbollt 15 years, - were amusingthemselveswith a piece of an old gun from the, battle'-field, kshooting mark we believe,) when the con tents of one of the discharges enterid head of a little colored girl, who - was neailthei spot, inflicting a mortal wound M he She was about 6 years of age. ' • WE invite attention to the adveitiseinent . OT Sheafer's "New Map of the Anthracite' coal: Fields of Pennsylvania," and his "Coai,frOU, Railroad and Canal .Map of Pennsylvania,.' both of which are' excellent publications, and am gotten up in fake style. They will be:vel uable persons interestedin, the pros- Pe- -ity of our State, and conteinent 'fer refer ence ii regard to all matters to .which-they: relate. 1 7 1 tey are for sale at Bergner's Book store. A COVNTERFEIT ;7 20 greeFk bac _ k " wits.jsti4geqs fully "shoved" here, yesterday. After its character was discovei:ll:l, it was' 'passed around among a number ot e oux best judges of money, none of whom re jooted it. The person: upon whom it was "sho'ved" after wards informed those on whom it w 0 quently passed, that it was cOuuterfeit, • and. redeemed it. It Ins, passed around . money or the purpose of placing our, business naef on their guard, The note;is Admiral#3; ecuted. Look out fOr the . s2o boghs' 'grean backs! BOBBEBY ON v CABS.--On 114te- • noon a robbery occurred on the ,Cumberland; Valley train, when it arrived in this oitg Captain Charles Churchhill, a disbursing .4 slk‘ cer in the: employ of Uncle Sam, was, a , pas-,,, senger on the train. When he left the eariat . th&depot, he left inhis seat a satchel contain=- ing several hundred dollars in gold andoPak;.-, Returning shortly afterwards for his preipei 7 , ty, he found that it had been taken by - an- - other passenger, (who had been seated net the Captain,) who claimed* and obtained from Albert Cadow, a newsboy belonging to the train. Churchhill employed Officer Ne,- Tin, of the police force, to look after the miSit' ' ing property. . The officer and young Cadoir visited a number of the public houses 'and . fif,L, rally found the satchel at the Franklin lima% near the jail. Cadow recognized it as the one he had given outat the car. ,The maniwho l left it at the above named hotel was arrested; and gave his name as Levi Mitchell, of Cai=" lisle. He had a hearing before Alderman - Kline, who committed him for trial. ,None of the money had yet beeu disturbed. Officer , Nevin and young Callow were pre4ented::witli;. fifty dollars far their trouble. Mitchell was searched at the ....91dernititelk office, and about eight hundred dollais".wak found upon his person. It is probable e - he had been nonerating" among the soldi at Carlisle, r Faanpes.-z-ThslarAta.t and finest assortment of oval portriii“9l74l6 - 01ring - glass — liirais'etiii : I be found at Knoehe's; No. 93 Market street. THE greatest variety of hair, tooth, nail, cloth, shoe and lather brtiaies to be found in this city is at Keller's drug and fancy goods. store, No. 91 Market street. OvEa one huhdred . styles of pocket-books, pOrtmonaies and wallets offered fox sale, at fair prices, at lieller's drug anti fancy goods store, No. 91 Market: stroet. _ _ _ { ,3 - L.. • rtnle Naw Music!—Flora Set, a new collection of easy piano pieces, also the little Tease Polka by Mack, with many other new pieces and songs, have just been received at Knoche's Music Store, No. 93 Market street. CmLas! CIGARS! —Persons wishing to smoke a good cigar, will do well by giving Kunkel & Brother a call, as they 'keep, a well selected stock of the finest cigars that can be had in the market, which can be had either by the bux or by the thousand. Give us a call. S. 'A: Kunkel & Bro., No: 118 _Market street, Harrisburg. feb27-2t* Bora:crams NEw l r --A new brand of prime cigars have been introduced here. They have been manufactured expressly and exclusively for C. A. Bannvart &,Co., and bear the name of the fighting hero, Gen. U S. Grant. These cigars are of` heysky . -best , qualityp•Vossess . a fine fiavorj .and.. - Are in gienV.anma:ini:— .3 - ilessrs. Bannvart & Co. have the sole right to ail these cigars to dealers and others, and I those desiring to purchase will have to call on 444hibadcontabia a , fine portrait of Gen. Grant, the copyright WhiCh . has been secured to the above firm. . The General Grant cigars are bound to an immense. sale, as they are unexcelled. feb29-3t - • „ W$ are informed by Dr. Addison, who is stopping at'the - State Capital Hotel, that he 'ill continue his professional visit in Harris burg until the 10th of March. Those who are suffering from chronic diseases-. or Angering complants; will stand as fair chance to obtain a cure under his treat:llldd as' froth any other liource. At all events a visit will cost noth g, as his examinations are free of charge. They are spoken'of is being highly interest . ing, beneficial and. .satisfEett:TY..lAing made without making any inquiries of those who 'c • all respecting. their disease or illness. We also 'elill'aitention to his - ciroulars, which will be distributed on Monday. Jas. DOUBLE TUBE tosecco rms.—The -- bipe, wherever it has been used,'is now con-' ceded to be the most luxurious in zmoking, t i ztf) most healthful in its effects, and by far the most economical, both in, .the saving . of ItObaccoquid.in point6l'4l:liability, of allpipes ever introdtiesT, ' Theidnilite:lnt invaluable feature of thisepipiris the use 'of two tubes instead of one, as will be elouvell in the .. *awing. The.upper tube conveys the smoke 4o the mouth pure and - rich in odor, because rift 0 c rabitterealadiiiith sali va, whilst ,the atli'Sileisitesl4e saliva or water into the 'euil at the bottom.. 1419. smoker Re** E.,% ‘ qee- - , and word.to convilace,h4 of the real value tiT•this arrangement. .. - a , See advertisement in other an column. TICE SESSATIOX Etronn.—ln consequence of the recerikrinpora that s -murdered soldier had been thrown into the inieri-oir, etc.; the water ifas drained ihereiWaC - YeaterallY,' and a thor ough,'"iiititinn -.OU-the premises made, which, we iearn v resultad in the discovery of pro bodies—a catfish and, a frog! We presume our citizeio ,will.now.Ue. satisfied that the ru ,mor was unfounded, and that 'the water flas - ;riot. been damaged in any particular. Con siderable excitexiaent WAS caused by the reports - in circulation. Below wo publish the report Of the Water Committee of the City Council, in relation:tolthe natter: , • • TO THE PUBLIC. • The wittpopoupittee , of the City . Council would inform the public that in Consequence of the late rumor that a human body had been thrown into the, reservoir, they drained the water from that portion into which'it was alleged the object had - been 'deposited, '-and made ,a, thorough examination thereof, ,and that they found nothing therein n of any de: acription that would be injurious to the water contained in the reservoir, from which the citizens obtain,their supp Ply. ' 4 WATER`COUMITTER TEE NOBTECEEN CENTI I L RIXLIVILY COSIP.A.Ni Amnia!/treetitty of liteStoekhokkrs..The gen. end meeting, of-the.stocirholders of the R'orth -nrn Central Railway Conipany was held at - Calvert Station, Thursday, at noon.- On mo tion.of Mr. B. R,liewcomers 99 10 4040 , n S. rGittimp was, called to the . , chair, and Robert HollinsEsq.', 'appointed secretary.' - Alter reading the annualreport-from.the President . and Superintendent, it was referred to a,com- Mittee of five stockholders, to report on 'the Intbject rnatter in the 'report to an adjourned: meeting of the stockholders, to be held on the, 15th day of April next, in Baltimore. • The Meeting - proceeded to the selection of i" Ldirectious, - when36;Bss shares were voted out of the whole number--45,200—int0 which the . 'stock is divided. The tollowing"gentlemer .wnre elected:- Thight, -A. Fk• g.app, ".Edward 13enjarisiii' NewC,cimer, , Thos. H. Scott,. Jacob., Jones,. Wm. Colder, George Small, e Kennedy, Henry Welsh, sTosaPh•Zts-Potis and , Wistar-Morris. Mft's 1 .15 th: Th •ivit 'rectors' b- 4 e newly eeo oar oDi Era. sequently organized and . relele4ed John Cameron, Esq., President, and Mr. C. G. Miller, of Buffalo, Vice President, and Robert S. Hollins, Esq., See:re:taxi and Treasurer. REPORT or . iiir.:l4Bacrons The following is a synopsis of the-report of the. Board of Directors, submitted by thEi "President, showing the operations during the past year' • - The total receipts;for the year cuffing De- Peudama./40A .aßrOpOrted by the Treasurer, -wcYZATAP B4- .P;V ar exPgnditilres_ 3,1 688 - 867 41, yuddang a #lo..„feYinue 0f.543.5`,218 78. -To showithelaituskearninge of the road tliCrii -should'be—added to - the gross earnings 3185,- 364 11, due from the United States Govern; went for business done the past year, but not yet collected, which would make the net bal.: of-$.620,580 vld4--has- I;te.p. the - PAYMent • of Intereir On fended debt $295,500; instaltnents "for the year on sinking fund $35,000; excess of surplus on hand $159,569 15. The working expenses of the road have been 73 1-10 per cent. of the receipts. This, however, includes the purchase of four new locomotives, at a cost of $46,865, which does not properly belong to working expenses, be sides new passenger, baggage, express and freight cars, costing $158,690 69, and the par tial renewal of bridges destroyed; $55,000; which would,reduce .the workiug.expenses to 61 81-100 per cent. of the &mimes, showing all; increase over, the expenses. of the. pre-: lidtitts yeiff of 10 1-10 per cent. - This increase is attributable to the advance in the price of, labor and materiali of etery description, and, might haVeheen metby a corresponding in-• crease of -rates on transportation, had. -the Board not deemed it due to the interests; of the city of - Baltimore, to li.6ep the rates sq_as to attract trade to-,BalthnOre, Under a. diffr - :erent policy, might have•heen can't toother IMES ran as far north:. The - track, gof the d. secon k f as Parkton,.twenty-nine miles.from-Baltimore, has been ordered, and - it is eitpected:that it will lie, completed during the present:Year to' that point, it .having:become a necessity to the safe andr.ecOnomicat.management of the trains. The laying of the-second track is al ready finished to the _Ralay, and the track graded to Coakeysville . , and it is hoped that it will be in running order to that point by the first of June, when it is intended to..put-on an additional train to accommodate the local travel;"vildeh is:rapidly*ereasths, say.l, is of such a character that the uutmost"prof aptness is requisite, and cannot be satisfactorily done by the through trains, which:are now 'over loaded, and are frequently . detained by the numerous connections made by other, roads between Buffalo and Baltimore. The-revenue from the local passenger business in Decem ber lasE showed an, increase of 20 per cent. over the revenue of the corresponding month of the previous year. It is-intended to afford every possible facility for the local travel. The Board regret that f t bcy ffp tg report any`progress in - the important work of the Canton extension, -.43iing to the opposition of the. Mayor of 'Baltimore. In pursuance of a resoluthm unanimously adopted at tizte last meethig Of, the stockholder ;;the Board have leased. for 00,years the Shamokin Valley and Pottiville Railroad, and the 'Elmira and Wil- ihns - Port Railroad, upon terms Which at the time'were Considered favorably,; with a view of securing.a perfoot llge •with ft pnliVirainr mony with the interests of ' the be tween Baltimore :"and 'lakes Erie and Capri°. The net revenue of the SamokinNalley and Pottsville Railroad from Feb. let, 1863, (the date at which the Board took pos,session,) to December 31st, 1863, sums ,$26,256 03,„ being over 3 per cent. on-the -entire amonnt of the capital stock of the road. The opera tion of the Elmira and• Willitunaport road, since the lease of it hi•the IfOard,lo7,/st, 4863, up to December 31st, 1863, shows a net revenue of $2,368 63. These results are re garded as very satisfactory: • In order to fully carryouttheWishes - of the stockholders .as expressed• in. the resolution referred' to, the: Board effected an arrange ment with the Erie Railway 'Corripany of the State of New; York, for the operation of the Baltimore and Philadelphia' teed; over the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad (which has been leased by the Erie Railroad Com panylfromßuffalo.andlti-ichester. Th&Boalq, how(4.eroir l e Una' breilo dive`any accurate statement as to the loss or gain grow ing out of this contract, owing to the non-re ceipt of (14.1 reports ft . = the Erie Rail7ay Company, who 'have cOilfro.l'Of :'f7ie.aecl).llnts• _The operation of the road; Under', the'control of the Board, or in which-they liaiVaii-ifiter est by contract, has been limited by the ab sence of the reach needed double track. InWation to tke numerous delays which .hayeionciuxeiliiuiing the paskyear, the Board sayAbitriiffinifte of =llll departments, upon full *investigation, appear to have performed their duties in a creditable manner, and, the-delays have been occasioned by endeavers to adc:syk - ! modate the very heavy Inf t eirteSktind lie too, and thus the roadhas.. been. taxed**a yond its capacity. ' This state of affairs, it is thought, must continue to some extent until the close of the war. The resolutionpassed at-ths-Jast meet ing of the r.ataekhellciens,,:einfinneiihing the Board'iosdeclare a dividend out`of the profits of the last year of six per cent. on the capital has not been, complied with, because upon entering upon'the present ',rear to fully 4407, out the wishes of the stockholders wit sre gard to the improvement of the amnpany's property, the Board made arrangements to have a large amount of work done upon the road, including new bridges and extension of doubletrack and sicllings, made contracts for largirtipplies of materials of all descriptions, in vieiviof, an Anticipated advance in the price of them, expecting, after making these heavy contracts, that they should have a sufficient revenue left to make ÷nd on.thefcapital stock which would be satitifactm• to .altlnter=- ested parties. ' -^ But these expectations :Were frustrated by the rebel invasion in June and July last, when the,actual lossin these two months amounted to $108492 83, sufficient to have made a divi dendidell was recommended, independent of the'losii sustained by the destruction of the bridges on the main line and Wrightsville Branch—thirty-three in number. Thex,tOuld not have declared a dividend after. having?: ar ` ranged for the heavy expenditure lestieferred to without creating a floating debt. It is also mentioned in this connection that the cost of building the road bas ; ;;btion mateilall r y in creased by . a part 7Of-thiPaynieuttlierefOry be ing made in bonds ittrpar, ,- hrespective of-their depreciated market valteint the _time of pay ment. It is proper that this extra cost should be liquidated by applying a correspending amount of the sum haw 'appearktiglo emlitOY. profit and losshefore any ; •stook „dividend :,can. ; lie; made. , The General Superintendent in Ins report:reOtainend.s the'nxpenditeireof '450% - 000 60" regni4te - to , 144 road ',arid its equipments in the condition necessarYindo the business now offering; and for the trade of uncompleted connected ronds. slag geetions are recoinm,Onded bfthe'BoitlA . for adoption'. . . 171 • NEW CMTBMU+4U433,. Jan. 20, 1864. DELI?. LADY :—Mrs. Ball,. you please pardon me for the liberty that I have taken in addressing you, a,. stranger. I feel myself under obligations to you for the benefitl have derived from your medicine and eye salve, having suffered for many years most excruci ating pain in my head, breast and side, not being free from pain day or night. And I have been doctoring with well-skilled and practical physicians for some years, and all attempts, proved a failure. I had givemapall hopes of recovery and felt fully resigned to await my •.fate, which foretold an.untimely graVe. ' My Dither being a resident of Sidilons 'burg„ and living quite a distance from you, I did not qet to hear of youtinedicine-ithat has. proved: a wonderful, cure indeed. Some. few months ago I was advised by a lady friend of mine to try your medicine. She stated to me that she made use cif your medicine and salve whiCh.proved a cure. Feeling rathe* loth at -first to try, as I had laid out money after time, which made the expenses very -heavy and 'alkfor - naught. ;But having great deuce in my friend'sintegrity, I was prompted ,to heiaken to, her kind entreaty and try for 1 132 ye . - faf.,A,thexefore purolmsed two dollar* and a half mord' of your tkodiditoesitl, to 017 utter astonishment, in one week I felt a Vest -49ziFILM6 1 WaiW ve littparirran --e cure for Which all tithet *NW Nd salves proved useless. My eyelids -were ao much inflamed that I was forced to wear glasses for some years, and now I have no occasion at all to wear the glasses, my eyes being well. I therefore have resolved, dear lady, to let you know that I could not rest content until I would return my heartfelt congratulations to you, my friend and benefactress, for the good you have accomplished; feeling myself a new creature entirely.' . :You are at perfect liberty to publish this if Irett fesl so inclined. I close by requesting you to accept my warmest regards, with a hope that for htmianitts,sake, your life may be prolonged. Success be yoyrs forever in performing the wonderful cure: Yours with respect, ::- ~M ARY:X. BROWN. • P. S.—For farther information, address Mary E. Brown, New 'Cumberland, Cumber land county, Pa. Kw L. BALL, No. irr Sordli Pine street, Akirisburg, Pa. i2l-tf SPECIAL NOTICES. Milval of Nesi , Goocler: Arrival of New,.GootlA! .Facing just returned from New York, wo are now re cell:dug a splendid assortment. of new goods. Plain poplins, plain alpacas: - Plaid lustres and other dress goods. New spring delaines. Calicos, the best qmpity—all prices, *Callus, Bleached and unbleached. • ..'Picking, all prices. Ladles' and gentlemen's peiket-handkerchiefs. • Stockings for ladies and gentlemen Pla delaines. Figured all-wool delaines, shirt breasts at all prices. Ginghams, full assortmenVir — Black alpacas; black delaines. :Black bombazine; black Merinos. • Hoop skirts at 75 cents, $1 and upwards. Balmoral skirts at 2 50, $3 and upwards Marseilles quilts and Allendale quilts. Black silks ;IX $l, $1 25, $1 50 and upwards. Our' stock is very large now, and we can offer an as sortment of goods which cannot be excelled iii prices and quality. ± • i ,; .1a;! -F557.• COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This oelebrateCTemirr, in e ach universal demand, 1 4 madeigthi, .44itioamagiv andl-40_. mar ita nuakia4rrajerW, sand eatWely' Binfirsinut. in its action upon the akin. For sale by Dnlinrists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Uan26-dawly BANNYART'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, For the cure of-Hoarseness, Throat Dia- I eases, 43, 4 , arp specia.W. recommended to I ministers,- tatigiird and-shila Nifiole k vbe r aiii calls them to speak in public. Manufactured only by C. A. Bannvart & Co., Harrisburg, Pa-, to whom all orders should be addressed. t-lold by druggist eierylwhere.- , " Read' the.' testiMoidalelloiraoMe . of our eminent clergymen: Hatzussuao, Feb. Bth, 1864. 0. A. Beiraveaz--Dear Sir: I have used Brown's BronchialTroches, Wistar's Lozenges and other preparations for hoarseness and throat troubles, and in comparison with them all, can chiiiiitilly a ost admirable specific for public speakers and singers, in oases of hoarseness, coughs and Leolds. I have found them serving in time.of * rietly*Latireffeetitally:- +.4 , kg Y 4* 1 17, I , ai4 for FrAv.awm—ono An:44B6'k - ' ----.--- ' , the Viiiit .±47isiige:,sir,,,T4, - ' -'' To Q. .A. ..111,101-z.ka,...,t...tieritis,;„lina,,zi pigs, of spiaacm g' k__,TerY.,;„,,„-12.are.verFxnuch--taxed;- where the fvOou'..°-6.-.a-F6rab'inforuffee, I have fOliAtihe-rq 'vgiiiii,4l-4411104)* rant,* and . that want has e.. xcellent Troo#Kl4. I consider them Lozenges that I have everof the voice arising and i mpa i r i ng the from its too frequent use, veryfu r need, in speedily that huskiness il e ir ff:::!ness y ! m lfi b (th( ac t . : 4ui deldnitiEffO KEß Pastor of the — Loeust . W Eit. Methodist Church. 3:°:::4:1_4.d- To C. A. Bernvverrr-'-zbear 1 . Havifignsed. your,Broucktiel.Alroches, / tunft'Vfizt9...MAJPY Are the besivirhave ,, ever tried bawl-take:great pleasure I wi #, throat .,l4 ir'44l4 s,4 o;bf voice arising from public speaking or singing. Yours, &c.,G. G. RAKESTRAW, Pastor of Rige Avenue Methodist Church. v PROCLAMATION. MATOWEI OFFICE, HARRISBURG, Feb. 4, 18134. FOR the ,preservation, of .pettee and order in thIS enyi . tunkliinctil*LtfouhlirojaiMegt of Limn, GoloherßoinTerd; ?rovest - hteitilue`Genliral; urging the prohibition og she sale of I.2,..Solchers under all eirciionscaliWr ell ',lAerzi getATl era orLager Bneisaorma' Tehie;Acnr ther &Gee , teehisethelf,:es crtiOttrokik, strictly - to the desire of' the".r: Pro - vote Marshal" Gen eral, as regards the military. A. L. RGUMFOGT, feS-dtf Mayor. I HILTON'S ...GREAT DISCOVERY INSOLUBLE CEMENT ikof...w9xesewookilomakvituny. ouiy.:Any.gozzow berAre ,the 4NN1A4441495 1 0 1 9;1e5te1i 001 1 11:14 6 MAAW9tYORPOSSIMiCtics r 4 Men,Liu*Prorkinulti bY41.0 0 1 est& .e L„ca..4 ALITIO veLIE dhatilve Applicablo to oil useful Arta : Hwrox's ImoLam CEMENT is a new thing, and the result of years of study; its combination is on r a I)9de/4ft :Principles, • A new thing. And under no circumstances or change of • temperature, will It be come corrupt or omit any offensive small. Its Combination - 80 94 1 4 1 WWITOB" ilta.nettirerik virot thiettiliWer i beit riattaiil6oWn .ter Waal/nifer the blieekele a ltworks without, delay, is not affected by any change of temperature. Boot and Shpe,Msui talketurers. I'4 Will find it sufficiently adhesive for their us% ?s bABMP Pr9.Y.44, Jewelers. , . . 4 sanser, 'Vika dam an ~ a per,4. dal It itlaki. Pittaliel,l4 Boots .1a strong' without -Ni3wßs. . : is the only CEMENT It Is a liquid. Maud that la a awe thing for mend ing Furniture, Crockery, • • Toys, . Bone, • articles of Household use REILESTBER HILTON'S INSOLUBLE Casearm Is in a liquid foes a paste. d as easily ap plied as HELTON'S L.:SOLUBLI Cmaarr Is insoluble in water or oIL HILTON'S INSOLUBLY CiEsserr Adheres oily substances. Romemler. SapplDA in Family or Ranufac turer's Packages from 2 ounces to 100 Lbs. IM.TON BROS. it CO., Proprietors, Providence, R. L Finis. r:2 Agents in je1543.7 : ; 11011 - ONEY ! HONEY LI HONEY ! ! I .11 Just , received one amid= Boney, at - deal 3,T WM. ZOM 4 & CO. AMUSEMENTS. GRAND STAR Combination DrainitiO Company, Cambia on aimpany, _ Combination Dramatic Company t ~RiIBII TIL K aRS 1;10. ANOTELER.fitAY BY TOM TAYLOR. • ANOTILER PLAY -BY TOM TAYLOR STILL WATERS'-RUN DP P. STILL WERs Reri - N STILL WATERS it'UN 10-Rtv • • STILL WAVARA.Rti*DBEF" I. - - WANDERING 1 4:NSTREL. WANDEEIasIG MINSTREL. - WADARMG: ciSTREL. WANDERING 4 MINSTREL. MISS FOR DMA' ... ' S ItilkY. DENIM, FANNY BENHAM, x-FANNTbiNgiff: in a favorite eltarac.ter ; introducing several songs, Secure Seats andSonie Early. For piniieulaxs;eee small bills • -JEWELERS E LAING ar. NAGINNI.S. 11 MI SitaNTFOIPS:IILALIAL ,--, - 24; . ' TM* STAtkii BELOW lIARKSP : OPEN 0 , 11. , -.T SANFORD , :AND .-. TAAAT:I4.. DRAIVINO CONEE'F.' • kONDAY EVEBiLiG, FEB. 29. • In case' Shentiei or. the great ane,cesiof the ~.• TIOSESOPILEAVE, will be repeated this evening, together with gems and dances In ' SANFORD - ABID-TEDiFillg. Orchestra Seatirctizr be' Procured In vivant:a a.% Bann - V.s prig Store. Doi= open at 6.g.! Commence-34 to S. Police always in attendance to preserve ordek. ' Admittance 25 cents. Orchestra:chairs, 50 cents. Private boxes, entire, $5 each; single seata, $1 each. jan2l.4st .CANTERBURY 'RAU. WALNUT • st,• BELOW .THIRD: . ... —tole lesso. OPEtiIdIatY:EVENING, .Wit& a First-class Company of DANCER4.O2OISEDIAND, &a, &a - •Admission 15 cents. :Beats in Bozo; .. . ... . . ....................25 " NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. liiMETRYc.AND: ECONOMY:: . :-.NLEGANCE AND DURABILITY. THE PATENT - DOUBLE TUBE: PEPE: very popular Pipe has now boon in *educed ,into" " this community. ' Its peculiar merit consistain the use_qtiwo tuber, one far the smoke alone, and the other for the parings . ef the saliva and Meeting to the cup ,ot,thehottoni , thhence it 1.1 dischargat The. smoke being thus kept clear of contact with Sailirar is bialys' :delicious -and Puni-lß,4B.o4,Veitint.tige collected matter whieli - ren, • deo lastaer2logimicr(iftastuttlO4P l 4:-.resloved;Alf. _Eipe will - always - continue garcey.smd ,agreeable: In the join& of Baltimore and Washidgentwienithousands have tested its merits, amongst the , Editorial notices are the „• • The Ape has many of the qualities of the costly Turkish "oldbouk," giving to ~the smoker the pure exhalation of theitebarr; free from t. its noxious nicotine. "" The paUy. Gazette sayr:—lts - ¢tiOnomy end the ; greater, oxstry it imparts while 'imoking; . recommend it ravoribljt o ell lovers of the :weed.. The Paily, Clipper s ays: — i t poeserses _merits never' be : .' fore Obiaine4f There.ts no denht, : tait that in a short time le will be the. only Pipe used. •' For salp by the dealers generally is this'citir;,iiiidivhole-: mile 4t liberal retie, tiy - wrbtei 'rob , I,lpe - bottiOtht,•" at their mainfaatory,' : NO, Granby ' Street; opposites-Pratt Street Vildge;Baltfmonic,l4: • • =ll6sttetitton'otßuttifre nod others is atlied to this ,Pik'neti.B6 . opular throughout tins - array. Porsale by C', IC, KELttR, - 03 Market otreot; feb2o4l2w ' . ',Tl3:E.Tixst National "Built . of, Hartisbuxg, Capital. $lOO,OOO, with the privilege of intro* km it to 3 300 i 000 . - • .The State Coital Bank having organized under tho act to PrOvita k tl M A D fi al Stit*l4, and the idiom., title,. reinurcifu ybffeis itiscrvieciifor the c o oT Notes, Drafts, Bills of saohi uge, receive mciney •on delimit, and buy and sell orchnugewn all, parts.otthe•muntry. This business pyill be conducted at flu) corner of *end and Walnut , atieota, tylhe , following named iiiils4oo, and oake:rs - :DIRECTORS= solo*ox, jays,: -• ol* D. CAMERON . JOEN. 31- BRIGGS."i shier. pres'L GEO-R.B/141j' Jaa29 d2m 1864. SPILIrcG OFENMG-- -1864. SIFINIL 4:- A: * .ill, ' 0 . 01:i0j - ja New Styles, New COloks;' " New ; A,lpteriaLs, 15 D ere Shlid.ans of SPitING2STiLEOrIiERALS--Qaattifeloolc:rs. MAGNIFICENT MAOS:EF, : HE.4lpc MOERNING FLAW BLAEIC RICH GLOSS IoRtBS SlErWc.—war. ranted. BEAUTIFULdNkiI': FIGURED SILKS. A belwArstook otitEsl TER DRESS GOODS all kinds, :will be disposed or ny! hbe r tr i ; ff ttgatk,prite. Heat door to EieliNalsburg Bank. _ fe.-2w y'ROPOSALN gOR MASONRY. PROPOSAI§wiIf - bii received up to the sth ,or)itiuckler-Uuguruishing.atutakringintdace 2 , 4o °- perch ofStenglmql . lonttheekkail; oo A o perch to.lnrof icoMm mataonayitica i laliner masonry, orbited's lon tone. Premeds will be. received Dn. - the material and ,worlc, separat oy forlhp;whole combhiecL. Plans uMy.:Wsectt, at the Office Of Wm: Colder.- Chairman proposals may . COLDRI C e Banding committe, -IC RB,Y- tRvA . ,pAvnuktl.C9.— be addressed ...4;309111m1 tob22-dtd , VLSITINGi' WEDDING,N IirMATION, :um AT ROMS CARDS.—By a apeetaLhpangement with one of the best angravere in_ille, eatistry,- . f.cards of any description will be 'senate& lit the :West_ style of art, conformableEAgi the Weft Aliehloni :irupplied it promptly, at kaarirEiTa.thatratt atitaltat• _ ..• e station •ers in New Yoricer. ratuactelphia. Forson kelond prices gall at 'i - ' BERGNEIMIIO.OIC STORE. . _ • mchlkitf - - , „ . JOHN L. CAPER, PHRENOLOGIST, MAY be consulted, DAY and EVENING, on adaptation to business, Trade and Prefenion4, on the linprovement of health, comtctionothinitsi. formation of friendships, &c. • Full domip .rions of character given whenrevir , W,rat 1!4:! . . 25 -South- ' Tenth sheet, above C ._ how_ nt„ , - Ladd . phi& ' Gooseberries. HOIIGHTON'S AKEEIOAN SEEDLING; a praline bearer, perfectly bawdy and free from mil dew, berriesof Medium size_ For sale at Keystone Mts . - sery by dozen (Whin:eke& feb24-dier ' ' • ARDY RED PEOLIFIC, Antwerp, A Brinckle's Orange, Oatawisaa, (ever , boaFing,) Ma. toLf, &c., for sale at th e Keystone Nursery. • feb24-dlw JACOB 24ISEL Apple Trees, - , OF all the leadinkyarietieti, for sale' et the kJ Keystone Nursery. [feb24-111w] JACOB WEN. Delaware Grapes: GOOD NINES of this celebrated Grape for sale at Keystone Naxsety. feb244lw Igari;iisi Maple. _ • ......... • • IrElS: l lfet - ClWinbio the Sugar „ Maple • 'V , • I closely in form and foliekebek beeri 'tramiOan bestersnd,grows more rapidly . For sale at Ireistime Nur V* 2 4. 41I W] W . ArSTN LIFE SYRUP, lODIDE POTASSIUM, With the Compound Concentrated Fluid Extract of VALUABLE MEDICINAL ROOTS AND KERBS, WM. R. GREGG, M. D., Grd4nate Wiese of Plrynicians and Surgeons, N,Y., for merly Assisrant Physician Blackwell's Island Elbe plialz, late Medical Inspector New York State 'Volunteer Depots, tinder Gov. Edwin D. Morgan, COMM:MON LIFE SYRUP as PROMILIM A BEVOLOTION IN At7IDIC7N What: may seem almost incredible, is, that many dis eases hitherto considered hopelessly incurable are fre -quently cured% a few days or weeks, and we cheerftiLly invite the investigations of the liberal minded and scien tific to cures which have no parallel it the present day. Oar medicine is peculiar; by it the seat of any disease is directly reached, and the equilibrium restored. Those who have sufferetlong from Deland and obetinate diseases, those who have vainly sought relief from adver tised medicines, those who cannot be cured by other pity- 1025 • . _ 'ARE INVITED I'o USE CONSITTUTION LIFE SYRUP. During the past five years we have contended with ob itacles and overcome opposition as herculean as were ever etishs. eeuntered by any Reformer - RAPIDITY OF CURE. Some say, 'Tour cures are too quick," while others doubt their permanence i .and think that disease can only be cured by the "slow recuperative process of Nature." This is our reply : In health, the body, like a well-balanced seal; is in a state of Equilibrium. But when front any cause down gees one side of the scale, we have the effects of distsee. What is requisite is, to restore the nomad balance of the scale. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP, A positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for all (hereditary) DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO • CHILD. Hemiplegia. Paresis. Ptraplegia. Paralysis Aglaia. It is so universally admitted that Constitution Life Syrup is the only effective means of restoration in the various forms of Paralysis, that we need not reiterate that it to emphatically the Great Life-Giving Power. DYSPEPSIA. fridigestion. Livei Complaint, Constipation. Weight at Stomach. Biliousness. Want of Appetite. Flatulence. Bad Breath. 31.ruum • King's Evil Erysipelas. Salt Rheum. This taint (lIIREDITARY and •cQmmsD,) filling life with untold misery, is by all usual medical remedies incurable. RHEUMATISM. [Arthritis.] Neuralgia. Gout. Lumbago, Sciatica Tic Doulourens. If there is any diseash in which the Constitution Lite Syrup is a sovereign, It is in Rheumatism and its kindred sections. The most intense pains are aimed instantly alleviatad enormous swellings are reduced. Cases, chronic or vicarious, of 20 or 30 years' standing, have been cured by us. Nervous' Debility. Shattered Nerves. St Vitus' Donne. Loss of Power. Confusion of Thoughts. Epilepsy. Thousands who have suffered for years will bless the day on which they read these lines. Particularly to weak, suffering woman will this medicine prove an inestimable blessing—directing their footsteps to a Hope which fnifils more than it pronnsta. i/.~ i . . Salivation. Bad Complexion. Aches in Bones. Feeling of Weariness. Depression of Spirits. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system ea lirely from all the evil effects of Mercury, removing the 13/14 Breath, and curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the use of Calomel is sure to produce. It hardens Spongy Gums, and secures the Teeth as firmly as ere. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRD.r Eradicates, Root and Branch,' all Eruptive Diseases of the Skin, like Ulcers, Pimples, Blotehm, and another dillkul ties of this kind, which so much Wafture the outward aapearanoe of both males and females, often making them a disgusting object to themselves and their friends. ' . CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP • ; - CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS, Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and should be taken as soon as the swelling is detected, thus pre venting their breaking, and producing the troublesome 'Discharging Sores, Which disfigure so nsany of the younger portiereoUthe community, (rout six to twenty years of Ain Young children-are very subject to Discharges from the:Bals, which depends upon. a scrofulous constitution. These cases soon recoils; by taking a few doses of the life Syrup. All scrofulous persons sufibrilsg from general Debility, Emaciation, Dyspepsia and Dropsy oll.the limbs, abdo 'Men, and in the female, Dropsy of the Ovaries and womb, lenerallyaccompanied with Inflammation and Ulceration of the. Uterus, are permanently cured by ConStitution 'Life Syrup: • The disease known a..i.Doitre or' Swelled ,Nark, the Life Syrup will remove entirely. The remedy should be taken for some time, as the disease is exceed ingly chronic and stubborn, and will ndt be removed with out extra' effort. Tomtits of the Ovaries, Tumors of the Breast, and 2:siwelling of other glands of the body will be_ completely raced without resorting to the knife, or operations of any kind. • .1-ißpileptie Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases of the ;Heart, as patpitation, Disease of the Valves, producing a. grating or filing sound, Dropsy of the Heart Case- and all -the atfections of this important organ, (persons suffering . from tii4 acute pain in the region of the heart) will be greatly relieved by Constitution Life Syrup. '.- BROICE.PI-DOWN a DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS Suffering from Indisposition to Exertion, Pali in the Back, Loss of Memory, Forebodings; Horror of Vaismity, Fear of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Dry, Hot Skin and Ex tremities, Want of Sleep, Restlessness, Pale, Haggard Countenance, and Lassitude of the Muscular System, ell requirithe aid of tne Ckmititutfon LjfdSyrup. FOE ALL POEMS 07 ULCERATIVE DISEASES, Either of the Nose, Throat, Tongue, Spine, Forehead or Scalp, no remedy has ever proved its equal. - MOTH PATCHES upon the , female face, depending upon a diseiged action of the Liver, are very unpleasant to the young wife and mother. A few bottles of Constitution Life Syrup will comoct the secretion, and remove the de posit which is directly under the skin. If Diseases of the Liver, giving rise to Languor, Dirti ness, Indigestion, Weak Stomach, or an ulcerated or mn cerous condition of that organ, accompanied with burning or other,unpleasant symptoms, win be relieved by the use of CONSTITUTION LIFE SYR_ .UP AWNS A ONNIIBAL,BiBOD-PNBIPThiG AGMIT, NEB Lma ..Smug trrsana , -13ssitAusn BY. ANY PRITARA - *lO5 IN um WORLD. Diseases of the Spine, as usually developed in the young, Hip Disease, Neuralgia, and 4.4 Nervous Dievases, and Ladies who are suffering from Diseases for which they are 'at a loss to know what to do, we would advise the-uke of `CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. It will restore theirpallia countenance, strengthen their weak back and side, give them new energy, new life and happiness. Are liable to the same diseases. Nature and Science has made the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit of all. Produces healthy men and women; and if the constitution iv neglected in youth, disease and early death is the result. Do not delay when the means are so near at band, and within the reach of TO MOTHERS AND NAP ; RD LADLEs. It Is the safest and most effectual medicine ever discov ered.fer purifying the system, and relieving the suffering attendant upon childbirth. It strengthens both the mother and, the child, prevents pain and disease, and In creases and enriches the food—those who have used it think it indispensable. It is highly useful both before . And attar confinement, as it prevents disease attendant ;upon childbirth- IS THE POOR MANS FRIENDLE SSING] AND TER &OH' MAWS B BUY IT, TAKE IT, AND BE CURED J. MLSIL IT IS WM. H. GREGG, M. D., PRIOR, $l. PIM BOTTLE ; Sid" BOTTLES FOR' $ Alp-sent by express to all parts of Um mum: MORGAN & - 11„ • Wholesale Druggists, AUDIO% 46 Off street; Noir York. SOLD BY '••-•• • iw4-eedaweni ..1&00B ItlSt JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY - & COWDIN, AND AL ' L• . DRUGGIS-T'S. COMPOSED OF preurAarb st PARALYSIS SCROFULA Ulceration. Glandular swellings. IVERVOUSAWSS: Rotting of Boom. THE Raw AND POOR PURE BLOOD CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP N ITS` E F FECTS. pri - pitrisTOß, NEW TORS. Laboratory, Brooklyn, L. L
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