lints of gram' & gransportatim, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THIC 1 1 / 9 11MANTIMMIN fENNSYLVANIA RAIL MAD! N AND AFT:t R 'MONDAY, APRIL aAlth,lB69_, the Passenger Veins on the Pennsylva alWßailroad will arrive at and leave Bartisteug as rol e** EASTWARD. VAST LINE arrives at 2.22 A. It., and leaves at 2.511 A. -11 Itite Train stops at Middletown, Elizabethtown, Mt. Joy, tangastor, Lemon Place, Parksteirg, Downingtown, %%bleat% nt Philadelphia at 60 A. M. UGH 'EXPRESS TRAIN arrives at 5.50 A. :l fee A„ji n , stops. et MiddietowMllllmbethemen, MI. Joy, lemeaster, Lemon Plate, Parksbun, Downing ana.AtTiVin at Philadelphia At soil H. . JOY AGOORMOPAIION TRAIN via H. and L. R. .11.,leaVeS at 2.50 ..L,34.;tibris atadlAtie"WaVinations, 0 0- , nuts with the LANCASTER TRAIN which arrives at JThiladelyhis at 12,40 P. M. MALL TRAIN eia,,theßevisburg and lane Road arrives at -12." P Wives at 1.10 if., stops al Middletown, hlizabetown, Mt. Joy, Lancaster, Lemon ewe, parselotlii,n, *inlay Stations East of Doladngtown, and agaves at phliaitelphts at 6030 P. - HA - AccommODATroN TRAIN via the Brandi Road, -leaver at 11/4 stops at all the way , Ithitloiti add ariives el Philadelphia at 9.06 P. M. WESTWARD. THROUGH HAMM leaves Philadelphia at 11 P. 11., arriving at Harrisburg at 2.58 A. 51., leaves at 8.10 A. .14.andarrieris at,Pittsburg at 12.66 P.i M. - MAIL TRAIN via Cohnetoht, leaves' Philadelphia af7.2.5 A.M., Arrives. at. Harrhiburg at 12.20 P. M., leaves at 22.401 . : M., and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.00 midnight. MT. JOT'. AOOOIiiiODATION TRAIN leaves. LAMAS " TIDII at 10.821...11., arrived at 12.80 P. M. - I'M:UM leaves Philadelphia at 12 M., arrives at TharMbtittat 8.48 P.M., leaves at Lao P. If arrival at Pateburg at 12.80 A. • ILtRRIEIBUMG AOLUMMODATION TRAIN leaven Phila. delphiest 2,40 P.M., arrives at 8.10 P. M. A. L. ItOtIMFORT. _ ..911.-Nast Divirion Pearisakiasia „liaaroad.. a rs4ltt' 11350' 1859. Northern Central Raalway 1 T.I C.E . CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. 014 AN D AFTER MONDAY, MAY 2, 2889, the Passenger Trains on the Northern centre Railway will leave and arrive at Harrisburg as follows SOUTH. BBITALO AND NIAGARA EXPRESS. /Tom Barritbarit. •_ -From Baltimore. Leave Harrisburg 2.46 A. x. Leave Baltimore . WM P. Y. AniViiiiiLialinalare7.3. 6 aat. I Arrive inllarrtsb'g2.26r.A. NIGHT EXPRESS. iron RemsAuri..... • .From Baltimore. .Leave Etusgburg 'Lie A. x . I Leave Baltimore :; 8.90 P. x. Arrive in Urigel2.l6 r.x. Arrive biliarriab'gle.ACtrac. MAIL TRAIN. brow. ikerrudinrg. s .. • from Baltimore. Leave Harrisburg-1.20r. x. I B Leti Leave Baltimore.. 7.80 A. 11. Ballippre 0.20r.X. Arrive rrlab ' gll.6os.x. Theonly train Waving for al timore on Sunday will be tht, TO A.S. MAIL TRAIN. Prom Harrisburg. Pr om mu—Tr. ..,..risbargl2.46 ra. Leaveßri lamsprti3.B A.X. AreelnEllifamsp'tE.oor.x. I Arrive ris 112.50r.a. - • BUFFALO AND NIAG RUPEES. Awn Hartieburg. RaniMicansport. Leave garriebnri 2.40 P. X. I L'veWilliarasport-10.0.0r.A. AS.llWilliataipll2.l4 A.x. f Arrive in HarrieblE.l6 . Ax. Ear further information apply att , the Office. Weider Of A. B. WARIORD, Geheral Superintendent. - -JOHN-W. BALI, Agent. , bag. May 1859.—a5164tr _ .PHALA DELPHI. READING BAIL ROAD. 111,IIMMIE1i4I111.A.NGRIVI,ENT, A 013.1.8, 18514. TWO PASFASHigt TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG DULA . ' . Callndele Oepted,) at 8.00 d. M,; and 2.46 P. H. :tor Philadelpida, arriving there at 12.60 noon and 7,10. PAL REWRITING, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA at 7.80 A. N. and 8.80 P. M., arriving at Harrisburg at 12.40 noon and 8'.26 P. 11. FARES :—To Philadelphia, No. 1 Cars, $8.25 ; No. 2 on Mantrain,).s2.7o. PARES Reading, $l.BO and 81.80. vtlt 4 lir m ading, connect with trains for Pottsville ; Miners. Patopktia, Catawissib' 'TRAINS LEAVE READING FOR PHILADEL, PHIAL DAILY, it 6A. IL, 10.18 A N., 12.80n00n and 6.06 P. N. I RAVETHILADELPHIA FOR READING at 7.80 A. N., L2O 3,20 PAL, and 4.46 P. E. . Feato i--Iteadlog to Philadelphia, 81.76 and 81.46. 'ARC MatiNING - TRAIN FROM HARRISBURG CON NE(SH AT READING with ..up train for Wllicesbarre , Pittston an Scranton. - - For thr6ugh. tickets and other information apply to J. J. CLY.t4 Lenin' gent. . Piaratelbhia and B 4 Oading andLelianon Vag Branch Railroad, REDUCTION, OE TOLLS ON IRON ORE. inQN AND AFTER MAY 16, 1.859, the :following Tolla will be charged per Ton 012,000 lbs. vele:Van r. , - For. 6 Whip, 21 mtg. For 80 miles, 72 cents. , 88 At 80 tt u, .61 48 .. 40 .. 88 $1 " 68 "88 St 26 14 67 K . 60 " 00 .1. A. NICOLL.% ,f;lenerot. m 71,11641/ I)Xt. gikt I C,TNON S OONCENTRATED REMEDIES. YOR DELICATE DISEASES.- '..,1113 GREAT. RR VITER.--Steedily eradicate; all the.evil erre* of Self Abuse, such as general debility, lees Of ritessory; waiting away of the organs, or any constitutional derangements as impotency, and weakness of the sexual organs, brought on by the unrestrained in itukence of,the paeldoes. _bide one dollar No. 2.1-'IIIE COZICZNT#ATVG BALM.-Wtlt cure to sled days, any 0614 of gonorrhoea, Is vidtbout taste or egielltutd requires no rest tiatlon of diet. Price one dollar. • Ifo. R.- MIGWTRATUD TEREB.-The use or this remedy will cure Gleet In a abort time, and I can show eertificates of cure effbcted after all others tame failed ; abiulasieleesidurvitbouTsmeil: Price 'cite doilsr. Ny~.41.---00Nt,glifRAW 12Strirt—Is she only renteiff linditti that will positively cure strictures of the urelba, no matter or how long-siandiug or neglected the SNP maybe . Price one dollar. ' - KO. 11...-ANTNERCLYRIAL personswbo have used this dreadful drug (mercury,) shoe , (whir mumps to the system for years, causing so mau.c route ids onowil) bl r Ftrete.ama s, * wilrezurely counter act the'. effects and remove it from the system Price $l. hies, et-GRIGNTAL PASTILLS-le & certain 'eure for . gale jrregularitiss, or repression of the mendruation. dollars. - No. 7.-THE CONCENTRATED AARRLN.=-Cures the whites, falling of the woomb, nervonsnesk painful Men afehettitro:r-Priets one dollar. SQLIFTOjt—Ie a remedy that has never ki Whinging Gravel, and all affections of the STA and bladder. Price one dollar- . 'her et the above remedies will be sent by mall to layilartoot the Milted States, on receipt of the price an -4„no„, Cirecure containing full particulars zeal. be °Milne( byendesing one Poet Stamp. Addre , s . ' . DR. PM% BitUNON, Post Pince Box 99, Philadelphia 'a. Doctor may be consulted in complicated easel ,V letter or Polloaailly, but only such letters will be 'atiovirred as contain a teasonable fee. ormi, Om' York - Bout a atuowbui 81. oct2-dly READ I I - READ! ! F READ I! I • AROMeT IV 244 Lsgm - "TS's reinedy nfot to bee diced for the re. lief end eure.of those maladies t o th e a mo . suer Seams, DialtliflgiNik, DYSENTERY, .CHOLDRA. I NEKKBRA mum, yOrilTDiGl, ACIDITY OF Tag eta giro. 'pellet:lt Carminative powers,,phnu eteand " no thing influence, renders it a valuable r in In. din Oliwayles, pmadlar to the Second Summer, Gwen tughAnun, eta, It has a reinvigorating and 4;7; 4nthionee on .the infatuation when i. inflate In theAthlitaatt awl bowels—aaa on trial *Ulm Awe indispensable to the well being of every ferohy.-1- IS will be found as well adapted to Adelte as Ohildrener . v e y Prepenct 0017 br A. kliENWlELV,Dispouitig Chemist N. W Cor. Ninth St Poplar the., Philadelphia. efir PRICK TA 0b20.3 PER "BOTTLE Age P.old by C K. Relief, WM. Loeffler, Harrleburg 41,, D. Herr, Columbia and by all Druggists end" genseallTt 14116417 ' ' ptnnsplvania glailg deg - rapt), Za Busintss aaerg. GEORGE W M'CALLA, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER diaMARKET STREET, sagazsmate, OPPE opeoarrn T J 0211.1 Ems. CONSTANTLY on hand every variety of CLOCKS AND WATCHER, and a large and elegant assortment ef JEWELRY and SILVER WARE, at reasona ble prices. Repairing done promptly and in the best style. nay&dly. PROF. ADOLPh P. TEUPSER, NRITOULD respectfully inform his old 1r patrons and the public generally, that he Vila continue to give Instructions on the PIANO FORTE, ME LODEON, VIOLIN and also in the science of THOROUGH RAM lie will w'th pleasure wait upon pupils at their homes at any hour desired, or lessons will be given at his residence, in Walnut street, three doors belowfourth. deolri•dtf. DR. J. W. MOF,VIT OPERATINE AND KIKIHANICAL DENTIST, OEFICE and residence No. 10 South Second street, one door below Belker's Bxrdware store, and opposite the. Presbyterian Church, manutho tmes teeth expressly for each particular calm. All die easea of the mouth carefully treated. Every Operation warranted. Charges moderate. Office hours from Sto 12 A. andlrom Ito 5 PAIL noviesostldly . .• GRAAT A T TRACTIO N. . NEW TEMPLE OF ART. 4rOBERT R. BARR begs leave most re _ specthaly to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of isburcand Strangers Visiting the Capitalohat he has opened a NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY in BRANT'S CITY HALL, where - , Likenesses In every style will be taken at prices to snit the times. Photographs on Rnamelled Metal, an entirely new style of Nallrea. Tbey . oan be reatilly.senthynutil withouteatiwpostage. Ohms - truthful and unfailing Christmas presents Please call at the Temple of Art., . RR. BARR, , dee9 dif Proprietor,and Artie. NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS NEW PRICES • THE 611138CaBERS Laving succeeded to. the:WHOTMALE AND RETAIL kiNOREftIEiR NESS of. 41esers.1: GROSS St, ONKEL, at 'WALN UT. STREET WHARF : , would repactrully anaounceto ° the citigene of Hargisburg and vicinity, that they, are pre pared to °Sorter sale a large and complete assortment of Groceries; • Provisions, Salt • Grain, Flour, Ropes, in great variety, Queenoware, Paints, ' 'rand, Glass, Nails, Cement, &e., Our Large SPRING STOCK, puictuonai in Philadelphia and New York, and now arriving, has been selected with much care, and will present great inducements to close buyers. We intend to keep FIRST-MARS come, and lynx. NOT BE UNDERSOLD, and hope by honorable dealing, to merit and receive a share of patronage. tuar244itf A. ROBINSON at CO. STONEWARE MANUFACTORY HARRISBURG, PENNA. well-known Stoneware annfaoto. 91H18 , lf lately conducted by John Young dr Co., ha passed into the bands of the undersigned, who will don- Unite to manufacture and keep on hand a Stn aasort ment of STONEWARE. This Witte his lately been Very much iratueved b the body . and glazing, and fa warranted superior in material Inalsty.and finish toasty Stoneware massufaattred in the State, and, not surpassed by any made in the United States. •Ptorehasersthemselves being the judger. Much of our.process is not known to other manufacturers, which give 118 01 decided advantage. Our clays are all obtained in New Jersey and vicinity are selected by a careful agent and chemically prepared, (by one of the oldest Potters in this country ) so as to form at &sly. The free glaze Is from allsonons matter being composed common Salt and y. There is nothing in the glazing hat can injure any one, apple butter or anything else may be kept in it with perfect safety, as there is no poison about It as there is in the common red earthenware.— Milk and butter keep much better in this materiallhan It does in earthen. Ii does not absorb any part of What may be put into It. All merchants wishing , o keep on hand a superior article of &mestere willsend the or-orders to Harrisburg, and we will warrant it as above. Al orders will be promptly filled and forwarded: for addl. Ilonal information, or_price.lists of the Ware Address itims.dtf . WAS- MOYER. NEW BrEING GOODS AT LEAMY'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING H A 1 . , L , COR. THIRD AND MARKET ST.S.' FINE HU. FROCK COATS from $5.00 to $15.00. SPRING CAS. 3.00 10.00. " BLACK CAS. PANTS from 3.00 7.00. if FANCY a ' $ll.OO " 4 6,00. PLAIN AND FANCY arm VESTS, woo , g 6 00. SUMMER SUITS AS LOW AS 3.00 " 4.00. ALSO, a fine assortmonfor BM' CLOTHING. aprB-dt: . 'WM . IT. BTEES CARPENTER AND JOBBEB, CORNER WALNUT .AND .FROIV2' 'WRESTS. toOft.fllliqr of all kinds done at short notice, in good,style, and on reasonatde terms. apr6-dtf JOHN W. GI,ROVER, 311Ce•rbiziaziatit T.5t.1.2.c0r, _ _ . . WYETH'S BUILDING, MARKET STREET, 'ETAS JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW J.A. York and Philadelphia, a hirge and varied stock of WILING DRS GOODS, coniprising new-and beaGtitul styles of CLOTHS PI AIN and FANCY CalitglafEllik3. and bilk, satin and Idarsenles VliErrIAS, which will be sold at reasonable, prices, and made lip. to order In the best 3tvle • innrl6 JOHN F. FEEDER, CHERIV4 -ALLEY, (between Second and Third streets,) Hairlaburg, having returned from the city of Philadelphia, where be selected a Splendid Sleek of Goods, begs leave to inform the public that he le 40W prepared to manufacture UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, of the latest style and in the most work manlike manner ; anti also, to execute all kinds of re pairing atthe ehtiriest notice. He therefore solicits a share of public patronage. apr9-dem NEW SPRINcI- GOODS GEORGE CUNKLE'S lIRRCHANT TAILORING, CLOTHING •• • AND FURNISHING RAZZAR, MO' Or MARKET 'STREET, HeWU:Maw PA . z . MEE Subseribei returns thanks for the' A. liberal pthronage through the season jest closing. and desires to call the attention of Citizens, Members: of the Legislature and iiitmngens,to Lfa NgW SPRINGSTYId of Goods, which , will be made up to order in short notice and in the best manner. A full and commplete assort ment of - GUTS, FURNISIiING 'GOODS, Winchester & Co.'s Celebrated Shirts and ColLars,.&o. ALSO, an . assortment of well made CLAMING of his own manufacture. aprl-dtf JNO. H. IMOIEYHILL. WM. H.,. EMMA. BERRYEULL & ECICELS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. THE undefeigned having entered into co-partnership in the practice o 1 Law. With - give proniet attention to all basin. ss intrusted to their charge OFFICE : walnut street, between . Second 'and Third streets, Harrisburg. JNO. H. bEItitYHILL, aprlt•dtr • - WM. H. ECKEL% VANILLA. *E.A.N! VANILLA DEAN I VANILLA BEAN CHEAP AND SUPERIOR! agF I AP AND SUPERIOR! ICE ORE Dust:WlN will find it to their advantage to oakesiWne the bean and got pidoes.L I L %old wholesale at city ricra, in Harrisburg by p,w.gintro - 16. • No. 91Biarket Street, Next door below:Fourth -Street. YENS, t*fJM' sKAt'AI. I?)r in sat Witeltlap GOWBOCUTZUsz, 'Nt ! , 61 Market street E filisultantous. EBY & KUNKEL, WHOLESALE GROCERS, OPPOSITE THE PENN'A DEPOT, MlCarrissolartzra, Beg leave to say to Merchants and Hotel Beepers that they have recently increased their facilities for getting GOODS rEOM NEW YORK, Pg]UdDMII3I.A. AND •BALTIMORE, And would hereby call the attention of all purchasers to their LARGE STOCK OF LEADING ARMS! WEIOR THEY AIM SELLING AT CITY PRICES! ADDING FREIGHT. Orders for the [following goods will be promptly filled Coffee,ElFpw, Molasfts, Teas, Tobacco, Clgano, Soaps, Candles, Fluids, ~1 1 . Cheese , Spicei, Starch, Bacon, Hams, 011, Tar, Fls#, Salt, Cement, Plaster, FLO AI L, (a-m TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED, IRON, NAILS, &0., &c., eco. HARITIBURG, February 26-tf. FLOUR GROCERY PROVISION STORE I I pro.siod AIARKEr STREET, muumarrzie. T R E SUBSCRIBER having now com pleted his arrangements for a constant supply of Floor, &gat Loills Mins, Double Extra Flour, one of the best brands now , maaatactured In the Vatted States.— Likewise Southern Ohio ettar aratid. a very fine article. These brands are made of the very lam white wheat in the country, and may be relied on as a auperiol7P. FLOUR. ALSO, Hostetter% Balm White Wheat Family Flour, a good article. Also, some of the beat of SuperfLne Dauphin County Brands, all of wtdchowill be sold as low as cau bs done, and warranted to be what they are represented. MEWISB, Buckwheat Meal, a wary puretutd flue la , ticle ; Corn Meal, always fresh, Mill Feed, dto., d<a Sir Corn and Oats, by the -- bushel, or small measure. , PROVISIONS.--Hams, Dried Beef, a superior article, Tongues, %%visa, go. FBMTd.,,Groeu Apples, Lemons, ate. Dried Fruits, Dried Peaches pared, a fine article unpared, Dried Ap plea, Cherries, Elderberries, Blackberries, Currants, iltdsena Figs, Prunes, &0., &c. NUM.—Shell-barks, Ground.nuts, Walnuts, English Walnuts. POTATOES, Country Soap beat quality, Lard, Beans, Hominy, beet quality Vinegar. Oak and Hickory Bushel acd half. Bushel, and Market Baskets, Brooms, &c., &xi. As my terms are cash, with the motto of "Small Profits and Quick Sales," T hopeNte glve satisfaction to all who may favor me with a call and purchase in my line of business. . Jan2l dtf D. A. IBPNZE. LOOK TO Yollit DITRRESTSI ENCOURAGE ROME INDUSTRY, BY HAVING ALL VOCE . • PLAIN AND FANCY BINDING D ONE at the - STATE CAPITAL BIND' ZRY, et Market wed; AVMS PER CENT. LEW then New -York or Philadelphia prices, which will be 40, We by giTing.us a call. Th elma of stock and work , : manshlp goaranteed. Busisssgi ATTENTION 1 ! VERY ,superior BLANK BOOKS, wi th or litrrtei=lßPagmaeto orderat oidaroiaarls,A. pages, to size or pattern, and much more sabstantial than city work. A fair trial is solicited., Full satisfaction guaranteed. Par tignlar attention given, to all kinds of County work.--. O rders by mail, promptly tilled. "TAXING secured the sole Agen eyo BOND'S "BOSTON CRACKERS," I have just re• Wyel a fresh invoice of tho iollowing varieties, wnioll3 can sell at city prices, wholesale or - retail: GRAHAM BREAD, OYSTER CRACKERS, BOSTON 'OK/a/OCRS, TOAST BISCIU; WIN* AxPeorr, -- MUM BISCUIT, SODA BISCUrr, NM. nom, JE, oPPoufte Cie Court House:* JOBEPM CASEY. 'JOHN . W. BROWN. CASEY & BROWN, HARRISBURG, PENN'A. fIAVING Associated together in the practice of the Law, will attend faithfully and promptly to.all.professlenaLbusiness entrusted to their care. Mee in Tbard street three doors from Market N. B. Conamwtiona in English and German. mar23-d&vrtf DU CH RERRIIVIA- I 1 I—Direot from . Amsterdam, in store and for sale by WM DOCK, Ja. 110sTON CLOCKS. TIIST received a new invoice of Howard • a Co , swiCLIMIKEI, among them a beantGUl Crotch Gallen-Marble Mole. eidl and see them at the junlT-2m IPAGLE 'WORKS /TORY AND PEARL FOLDERS, and Pa, maltuzia iraziolaitylas, for sale at BARGNER tap Bookstore 61 Market street. urban Afternoon, 'August 27, 1559. M. ID. Gross & to 4 , , \-- -- 7---7---,, ati v 0, \ 4 ,G,R.,EL Itg OR "--- --..0.1.1 O FT - ' o . N LAINg ? iii .F.......i. tii-MaW DI 0 1 9 NW ___,.......---' Co Q 41 _ , *IR ~...... WI P D. W. GROSS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 19 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG, PENNA. DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, S T ORE- KEEPERS AND CONSIIMMRS, We are daily adding to our assortment of goods all such articles as are desirable, and would respectfully call your attention to the largest and best selected stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PAINTS, 01ls, Viuidabas and Glues, Dye-SWAN Glass and Putty, Artist Colors and Tads, Pare Ground Spam, Burning Field and Alcohol. Lard, Sperm mid Pine 0114 Bottles, Vials and Lamp Globes, Castile damps, Sponges and Corks, &a, &e., &a, ate. &a, ate., With a general variety of PEIMMLIERY & TOILET ARTICLB3, selected from the best manufacturers and Perfumers of Europe and this country. Being very large dealers in Paints, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Window Glass, Artists — Cblots; Art's' t'a lirtudieh in all their varieties, Colors and Bronzes of all kinds, We respectfully invite a call, feeling con& dent that we can supply the wants of all on terms to their satisfaction. TEETH TEETH ! JONES, WHITE & IPCIIRDY'S PORCELAIN TESTS. PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR' RESTORATIVES Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors. BAPONTETIDI AND CONCENTRATED LYN. Wholesale Agents for Saponifier,which we sell as low as it can be purchased in the WWI'S FLAVORED COD LIVER OIL JELLY) containing 85 per cent. of Oil, it has the advantage over the oil of being palatable and not nauseating to the most delicate stomach Physicians who favor the progrese of the Science of Medicine, we invite your atten don to THAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS, believing a trial of them will establish their superiority, and secure your preference for, and confidence in them. FARMERS AND GRAZIMitSs Those of you who have not given our HORSE and CATTLE POWDERS a trial know not their superiority, and the advan tage they are in keeping Hop Cattle healthy and in good conditi Thousands *an testify to the profit they have derived from the use of our Cattle Powder by the increasing quantity and quality of milk, besides improving the general health and appearance of their Cattle. Our long experience in the business gives us the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the trade, and our arrange_ . ments in the cities are such that we can in a very short time furnish anything apper taining to our line of business, on the best of terms. Thankful for the liberal 'patronage be stowed on our house, we hope by strict attentionto business, a careful selection of PURE DRUGS, at fair prieee, and the desire to please all, to merit a oontinuanct of the favors of a dittorituhutting public. .filebical. DR. JOHNSON, Baltimore Lock Hospital, Eras discovered the most certain, speedy Al, and °Stelae' remedy in the world for DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE Lima Or BIX TO TWZLTZ BOUM No Mercury or Mezun“ Drugs. gar A Crum WARRANTED, OR so Onexas, is nom ORB TO Two DaY& Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Strictures, Pains In the Loins, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Organic Weakness, Nervous Debility, Decay of the Physical Pow. era, Dyspepsia Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas palpitation of the Heart,Timidity, Trembling', Dimness of light or Giddiness, Disease of the Stomach affections of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin—those terrible disorders arising from the indiscretion or Solitary Habits of Youth— those dreadful anddestructive practices which produce constitutional debility, render marriage impossible, and destroy both body and mind. YOUNG MIN Young men especially who hive become the victims of solitary Vice, that dreadftil and dcatructive habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men of the most exalted talent and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or waked to eastacy thellviig lyre, may call with tell confidence. . .M.ABBIAGE. Yarded persons, or those contempbaing imani^po, bang &Ware of physical weakness, should littnedlately 00bault Dr. J., sad be restored to perfect health. ORGANIC WRAIENESEL hunediatdy Ottivd andfuU rigor Radom% He who places himself under the care of Dr. J., may milsiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and ma deftly rely upon his skill as a physician. . sir Mice No. 7 South Frederickanad, Baltimore, Md., on the letthand elde going from Baltimore street., 7 doors from the corner. Be particular In °heaving the name and number, or you will mistake the place. Baparticular, for Ignorant, Trifling Quacks. with false zanies, or Paltry Erembep Certificates, attracted by the reputation of Dr. .Tohnaton, lurk near. AD letters moat eolith a Postage Stamp, Wase cm the DR. JOHNSTON. lhr Jonnsrow member collate Royal College of Surgeon Londso, graduate from one of the mostembient Collegeaol the U. State% and the greater part of whose life has been spent In the Hospitals of :Louden, Paris. Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the moetastoolshing Garen that were ever known. Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head whimasieep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended Sometimes with dersagemoot of mind were ouredimmediatruy TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE • Dr. J. addresses all those who having injured them selves by private and Improper Indulgences, that Beare and solitary habit which ruins both body and mind, on fitting them for enher business or society. These are some of the sad and melancholy effects pro. dosed by early habits of youth. viz : Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains In the Head, Dimness of Sight, Lees of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep. cia, Nervous Irritability Derangement of the Dismays Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consump tion, MENTALLY. Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind see mush to be dreaded ;--Lass of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depres sion of Spirits, Evil Forebodings Aversion to Society, Self distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, 100., are some of the evil effects. 'Thousands of persons of all ages, can now judge what is the cause of their declining health, losing their vigor, be. coming, weak, pale, nervous anct emactate4, have a singu lar appearance about the eyes, cough, and symptoms of oonsunintion. • YOI7NO /1111 who have Injured themselves by a certain practice, in Weed in when alone_a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or aL school, the effects of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not cured, renders marriage impossible and destroys both mind and body should apply immediately. What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country the darling of his parents, should be snatched from al prospects and enjoyments of life by the consequences o deviating irom the path of nature, and indulging In a Certain secret habit. .fluch persons meat, before content plating KABALISM. *MCI that a sound mind and body are the most neoe sexy requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed without these the journey through life becomes s weary pilgrimage ; the prospect hourly darkens to the view the mind becpmes shadowed with despair, and filled with 'the melancholy rigeothartbaa-tho-nappioese , et another becomes blighted with our own. DR. JOHNSTOIPS INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR • ORGANIC WRSKNISS By this great and important remedy, Weakness!' of the Organs are speedily cured, and full vigor restored. Thousands of the moat nervous and debilitated who had lost all hope, have been immedifileiy r allayed. MI Impediments to Marriage, Physical or Rental Disqualifi cation Nervous Trembling, Weakness or Exhaustion of the most fearful kind, speedily cured. TO STRANGERS The many thousands cured at this Institution within the last twelve years, and the numerous important Burgle* Operations performed by Dr. J., witnessed by the re porters of the papers, and many other persons, notices o which have appeared again and again before the public, besides his standing as a gent/alum of character and re sponsetlity, is a sulk:lent guarantee to the afflicted DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.—When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of this painful disease, it too often happens that an Ili-timed sense of shame or dread of dlimovery deters him from applying to those who, from education and re spectability can alone befriend mm, delaying till the consflutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearaace, affecting the head, throat, nose, skin, he., progressing on with frightful rapidity, till death puts a period to his dreadlul sunbrings by Belding him tomthat bourne from whence no traveller returns." It is a melan choly fact that thousands fall victims to this terrible die. ease, owing to the .unskilfulness of ignorant pretenders, who; by the use of that deadlypoison, mercury ruin the constitution and make the residue of life miserable 2b Strangers —The Doctor's Diplomas hang in his Mane. aa- Letters must contain itStimp to es on•the reply, ,i►a- Remedies sent by Mail Aar No. 7 South Frederick street, Baltimore iner2l..d&wl3. PATENT SEWING MACHINES Have gained the confidence of all who nee them, and proved one of the meet valuable inventions of the age. They use a Shuttle, making the Lock Stitch on both sides of the cloth alike, or pulled.out. . the highest mechanical skill, and ail warranted to work well on all kinds of goods, from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy Leather. In particular, wo would call the attention of all to our Family Sewing Machine. It bee been manufactured expressly for Family Use. and-has met Wier from. all. It is so simpli fied as to render it almost impossible to get out of order, 9,r derange its operations, indeed it is so simple as to Mitonish one,that to small a piece of mechanism will sew. Below, we give a description of the dliterent styles 01 the Weed Patent. No. 1, Is a very convenient style, which can be worked by hand or foot, on or off its mutable. For con venience of shipping, and also for large mauutacitories, where it is necessary to place a number of Machines into a long bench, making one table answer for them all. Price $9O. No. R With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either with o r without Boa Top, which locks down. Price 5100 and 5110. No. 3, Same size as No 2, but runs with a belt, and at a much higher rate of .Speed. This kind is well adapt ed to manufacturing Clothing or Leather work. '1 his is really the cheapest Machine in the market. as there is no work done on a Sewing Machine that it will not do. • It is confidently asserted that this Machine runs easier than any machine now in we. Price 5100. No. 4. This Machine has a long arm, to accommodate aree work. It runs at a bleher rate of speed, runs easily, and is, without a doubt.- the hest Machine for Tailors' use, ever offered to the public. ' 1r is , also peen. liarly fitted for plantation work, as it is very simple ye substantial and durable, with hut little liability to go out of order. Price 5120. No. 5, This is a new and cheaper style, and a general favorite for Family Light Leather, and a great variety 01 work. It has been gotten op with reference to furnishing a strong and durable, yet bgnt and tasty Machine, at a (ass pr ce than either of the above. It • runs very easy' rapidly, and is pronounced the. best machine now in market, for $BO. •No. 6, This is a Machine got np on an entirely new priciple, different from anything ever before offered to the n publiivtual we confidently assert that, for family use it has not an equal. it is very light and tasty, runs very rapidly, is almost noiseless in its operation, and oses A STRAIGHT NEEDLE. It is so arranged as to be utterly both si des , -im r posisbledes, and lor it carrie to =las stitches. it as a tension on s a large supply h o thread on the under spool, The motions are gaited by two.small cranks that run without percei•tible noim. The two threads are worked Mauch a manner as never to both pull at the same time, and consequently, little liable to break.. The seam is very elastic, and the thread doe 4 not break in washing- It will do coarse work • better than any cheap machine now in market, as it uses' silk, canon, or linen with equal facility. trice 550. Descriptive Circulars tarnished gratis OFFICE 477 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. . - WHITNEY 6r, LYON, Proprietors. Jar AGENTS WANTED. •' reT2l5-daw4m - IPSSENCES of all 'kinds at LCKFPI FADS, kof and )llarket at SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY 8. B corner of Third and WaZ,ua Strecu, PHILADELPHIA. INCORPORATED 1833. MARINE INSURANCES on VeSAela Cargo and Freight toall parts of the INLAND INSIIIIA.NCSE on Goods by Elvers, Canab Lakes and Land Carriages to all parts of the Union. ' IRE INSURANCES on Merchandise generally, eel ea Stores, Dwelling Souses, ay. AMID OP THE COMPANY, November Ist, I!L , , 1NN0,80 , 1 70. The Board of Directors have this day declared a Mind of SIX PER CENT. in Cash, on the Capital Sto , k and SIX PER CENT. on the Scrip of the Company, able on and after let the proximo. They have also declared a Scrip Dividend of TIV ENTY. FIVE PER CENT. on the Original Stock, and Earnest Frei:DWl= tbr the year ending October Sl. Certificates for which Will be issued to the part, titled to the same, on and after the first of I kcemn4r. Aar PreeeiNe and ResolatiMs adopted by Ike Wt miss, the increased means of the Company r from Fronts, and which will be derived tro na creased Capital Stock under the late amendments I, .4. Act of Incorporation, render the Ruttier con unwa., the Guarantee Capital unnecessary, therefore be Reseked, That the Guarantee Capital be Msconua,Fd and the Notes representing the same be debvere.l pco the makers thereof, LB 8000 as the Risks taken dur erlod embraced in raid Notes shall have determined. DIRECTORS. William Martin, MSS O. Hand, iWilliamßyre.Jr. Joseph H. Beal, so. Paulding, ,Jaroes Tennsnt, Edmund A. Bonder, Dr. R. M. Rustend. B. Id'Fariacd, '7olm C. Davis, Hugh Craig, tre. C. Ludt Robert Burton, S. max C. Mend, John R. Penrose, CharksHelley, nebula P iv, GeorgeO.Leiper, Bamuellk. Stokes, Jacob P. ..1c; Bayard Iserlingion, Henry Blame, .T.Logan,Pitt'g H. Jonas Brooke, Mel Tmqualr, D. T. Morgan, J. F. Ballston, J. B. Semple. WILLIAM hLtITIN, resident. THOMAS C. HAND, Vice President. HENRY LYLBURN. Secretary. The undersigned, as agent for the above Company, t prepared to make Insurimees on all description s of pro. perty on the most liberal teens : janliklerwly 13.4%.:17X1WC11- FUND, NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPA N I CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. RULES. 1 . Money Is received every day, and in any an.ou r ,, arge or small. 2. FIVE PER CENT. is paid for moue, from the dal' put in. 8. The money Is always paid beck In GOLD, %tel.,: It Is called for, and WilkiOnt Mice. I. Money Ls received from A'aecidcrra, Admin‘a. Guardians and others who desire to have It in a !,.n perfect safety, and where interest can be obtained 1, 6. The money received from depositors Is luve,if.. REAL ESTATE, MORIpAGES, GROOM/ RENTS, such other first chum %eternises as the Charter dire..f , 6. Mice Hours—Every day from 9 till b on Mondays and Thursdays till 8 o'clock In the evet.l:. This old and well established SAVING FUND re• ceived more than TEN MILLIuNS of dollars from nearly thirty thousand depositors. HON. HENRY L. RENNER, President. ROBERT SIELFBIDGE, Vice President WE. J. B>®, Secretary. - DIRECTORS. Henry L. Banner, Edward L. tarter, Robert Selfridge, Samuel K. Ashton, C. Landreth Manna, OFFICE : Walnut street, S. W. Cor. Third street, PHILADELPHIA. arra- , twly COMMONWEALTH lESTIRLNCX Company, Union Huildings, Third St., Harrisburg, Pa. (CELARTFLRED CAPITAL-5300.000. ) Insure buildings and otbe, property against loss or dam age by lira. Also, insl the Per Os ',the Sea, Inland Navi s aewe INTEREST PALO FOR MONEY. dad 2tranrinirmien. DIIISC7OIII3. Simon Cameron, eo. Bergner, W. F. Murray ; •Geo. M. DIMS; Benjamin Parke. F. K. Boas. Berryhill, Eli Slifer, A.B. Warta Kepner, rd, Jno. B. reedier, J. B Boyd, OFFICERS. SIMON CAMERON, President. BENJ. 'ABBE, Vice President, S. S. CARRIER, Secretary, _ , M.& BURT ac: WHIT ON 111 Fulton St., and 50 Ann St., NEW YORK, WEED'S ILLNUFAO/ORZIta OF Wang LEAD, ZINO TAINTS AND COLOI OILS, VARNISHES, rrc. English, French and German Artists' Ma t rria:., FINE COLORS IN OIL AND WAI Eli, WINSOR & NEWTON'S TUBE & CASE Cuta , u, , . BRUSHES, ILIXTBRATIOLL & DRAUCIIPDOILEN'I3 Tics Tit I. lik.N . l* DRAWING AND TRACING PA PER. Stereoscopes, Stereoscopic Views ... ETC., ETC., ETC., KW., kTe. l i k i rb — titular attention of Patotere, Dealer, a 1... 'l,': is cal tO anew Patent Nettled of putur^ ' uf 1 ' ...' and Zincle um in NETALIC CANS,. of wad. 1.. , ti. , Warms are the Sole Proprietors. These Can.) are Intended by the inventor tu i,lit t,1.• I:- difficulty heretofore existing in the puthut ~ii i. i... and Zinc in small kegs. All camaututr,, ti, pout. , ~ aware that the loss on Lead and Zine tat up 4,1 P,, ... woottenpackoga, lafrtneftec to ten per ctia.,iii,il ,11... cases much more, owing to the abcorpuun or u o ,k,.. • the consequent hardening of the paint agatnlc the ic ,,, -- to say nothing of the additional labor required ~, ~. ~ paha ready far use, atter it has become h• rd in d 0...-. The /ass of the keg, too, iße consideration tyi.,Lii -, . • not be lost sight of. me Palest Can net ta.l3 ~.-% -. Mete difficulties, butin affilitiOn thereto fur nun,- i. • ~ • /MOM With a strong end convenient print p•'- ' which to use the paint, which Is abase w<atil z/ :- IL— the datorenes of coat between the cans and 1,,,- The,(7a3B are packed in SaWntlat, In SC un. ~- 4 boxes, which contain 2051hs each, that Is 8 in ::, i 450 Si Cans, and they may be safely shipp,,,, ~,!, r, - or otherwise to any part o the linked tAtite.l.. Circulars, containing cute with full deacript . li -,.,! mail on application. 1..11:..: , ~....` NEW SOUTHERN WE EAT FL' I very fte, just received and for sale at :1., And Provision More of 11 A. 10.. , .% lyll No. 106 Mare ti n 1 EFFECTUAL VERMIN POIN'I>EI I THIS article when blown or dtitt -, 1 j_ crevices infested 'with Ants, Roaches, 1.11,, , • vermin, will route and effectually destroy tie tads in packing your wollens and bedding. and cushions. tofu, Ac , ac. It Is death to all harmless to the human race. Sold, only at 1:- DRUGSTORE, and In any quantity, by the our, LYON'S ItIAGRRTIC POWDER. Is also ono 01 Ito' beet articles for the same Pu r poses; is put up 11l Liu tors, and sold at 25 cents, at iylad IGLU:WS DRUG STula:. y 91 Markel AUGUST AND SEPTEbIBER ARE recommended by most writer= favorable months for transplanting EVERGRtENS AND STRAWBERRIES A fine assortment may be found at the Key,tuue ` - - eery, at very moderate priues. SMALL 'EVERGREENS From 10 Inches to 2 lees, suitable for orvam.- screens and bedgew--partiedlarly for Cemetery chiding Arbor Vitus, Norway Mr, Balsam Mr, Scene Privet, Tree Bur, English and Irish Yew, Ac., vets by thelituldred. Apply to A. _Thirrlahupg, July 28 , 1869 j y2B itf Jusuratut tompantes, DELAWARE MUTUAL WJT.T.TA HIIEHLR.R, Harrisburg. pn. F. Carroll Brewster Joseph B. Barry, Francis Lee. Joseph Yerkes, Hoary binendorffer. ALPOICAMB C 7 November TO, I=l
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