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1a59 FIRST OPENING OF SPRIN% 1859
AND
SUMMER DRY GOODS
AND
NOTIONS !
I ~ ,, ,,, ,, 2 0. 0z orc i o r a, ....i t a.. f .ty. v c
G ei recei ving g w a ti n ir d h opening
n s
Quality mid Prices 1 fool confident Ivan offer
INSUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS,
UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER HOUSE.
Plain Dress Silks,
Fancy
Dress Silks of every style,
Rich Lustred Black Silks
Delanes,
lihallie,
Ducals,
Jayelituc
Ginghains,
FoUlurils,
Brilliants, &C., Bic.
Mourning Goods.
Thu only full md complete sroou to be
found In 'TOWN.
,Shaw]:,
Of every Style, Quality and Color, vary
o; lake from $1 GO to s'lo 00.;
Needle Work.
ildaddolue Sae,
Collars and Sleeves,
Very Rich French Work Cullen's,
Embroidered Ffdkfs.,
03mbric VAgbige,
Cambric lusertings,
Swiss " *
Swiss Edgings,
Reckon Collars.
Maltese Collars,
Flbndcinga
White Goods.
Frenrh
English Brilliants,
Jackonets and Nainsooks,
Canabriai and Hulls,
— Dotted %whit,
stripes fey Sleeve,—
Taletons,
Dlrnitys, &o.
Hosiery and Gloves-
urocir is the largest and us coinplet
as possible.
Kid elo - ves.
JOUVINS, Ladies Ana Gentlemen, imported
expressly for my own uau.
Domestic's.
Unbleached Einslins,
Bleached klusline,
Tkkinge,
Linens,
Jeans, &c., Ste
MY GOODS ARE BOUGHT 'OF
MANITFACTURgr2 AND
.J9BBEll'4l,
I Ail ANABLAD TO BELL AT Palms
THAT DEFY COMPETITIO
(121Lh and EXAMINE my STOC,
before PURCHASLIG elsewhere.
WILLIAM X.. OATIIC4It !
NO. 14 MAR= WARE,
NETT DuOill TO Till HABITISMIRO Basic
warn. i
•NEW MEDIC A L 1341-10%
me INFLAMMATORY' Dnmethics biar:
DLINTi iI. ft tl m t dl 2 l°ll 7eNfa seedy for 114, Las
rum alut,'sind accomplishes but olio thing to wit :
Subdues lullamtnatory, *Stelae ' Whatever be its
r lone or locality .' TRW it dam bt equalizing the
Lll circulation, thereby removing e solo Cause of.,
lilainmation.
1.4 4 rhe oma hem ' Nearsglet t ,ttit
tbe*lL las, Colds, Fevers, billteimidh *
and liver, female Dseases,grysipakte,B a renc o4
Plumley, donbcria,,'Dyspepsia, Venereal/
r"N flout, Scrofula, Walter cud all. other forma of 7
L oa f Ilaiummion are easily subdued by the Now Med
1,....4 UM Sait
. '
Aliiite New Medical Salt Sc ISO nu
.1. all but dealt's( what itvhilmato do-no int*
uo less--equalises the cireulailoh by removing
pz4 from Me system all arterial and venous °bathes.
loud,
ill Mulitlituaie have tried the vlrhuun_
the New Medical Salt, though but lately dis
covered. Witness the tostimanWis mad cat` IS tea
1.. of cure.
ALL wig have weed it aoknowl e
rot it a baulk from it. Au acquaintance et, ours
was cured of a severe case of Neuralgia th less 1
;Z; than a vusek.-Norwag (Me.) Advertiser
Viotti - lallralliiiible MlRWCilltl is - itaiiiir
1 fula g rg, to my case, all the promN i vhich
you unk tbr it. A lbw dads alito tel my
mother a rush of blood to the bend.
r an _ ) 3. P. GILLINGRAII, POOL.
i ,7- 4 1 itilasuilsra - nary Ithetausitithilia vkitit - saii
1 complaint. The lint package did the work
oductually, as not a vestige of Rheumatism Is left.
Ii H. DUNCAN, New York
I 'Glom; -1111- i r rittites - tiasteilirein,
it fo r r e i rr v o i [U g h! l a
i u n d a ll e y: already I s e l l v i o l n o l w b e t r n y e i g
S. LIMO, Readier,.
I Tried ft tor neteartueseorahe Aladthia•
.I. mat Aorta. In ten days the Wu was godo
T. W. vralmozO: , Id D., Phila.
t,;& ----•-•
WI. *peek by the hook. W. leave
tried a. It has anupleto sonirol aver idtiam
cb =aloe - Jacksonville
,(Vts.) New Era.
r lic breiiichi tt t tt t tttttttt t litheustuatisna and
Li Neuralgia have beau cared by lt.-s-Jelerioss.
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(:) li any wore would- ryirobeessewr
111. Descriptive Circulars, with testhinoidide my
r") be ohtalued from any Druggist wbb hasithts refuel
aimar his meiliclue for sale.
•
DR. C01(18 L`
A
ANTXPECLOGISTIC SALT.
Price $l. Chronic package 02.50•
D. C. TAYLOR CO,
Gourd Again, 202 Dock Steel, Philadelphia.
The New Medical Seal, fin , wiske illpa
raburg by J.ll. Lust y D. a. hang & am, 0 an
a Co., C. K. Kollar, E. A. Buttock, sad.* ill entorpria
i Ig Oruitaiste wherever the meilepiphn blit i
Al t t us but • patent medicine, but the p tolz,ot
an *unwept phyel_ _ i ota° no one ehould lidi y too
• 'NEW MEDICAL UM"
Ifir bur
7 watialuut.la at.d. l!reotions sop droder. —
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VOL. IX;
~iLebical
AYBR'S SARSAPARILLA
kcompound remedy, in which we have
lobbyist telfesuccame most efteatual alterative that
can be made. It is a Oshoentratatt Wren of kora Sarsa
parilla, so combined with other substances of sun greater
alterative power as to afford an effective antidote for the
diseases Sarsaparilla, is reputed to cure. It Is believed
that such a remedy is wanted•by those who suffer from
animals complidutoond that one which will accomplish
their cure must prove of immense service toelits Clara of
our afflicted fellow eillse.mr. How compietely thisoont.
pound will do It has been proven by experlineuttoo many
of the Worst mutes to be found of the ronourbagr com
plaints
SceoemLA map .'smet out CONTLAMTS, 'EsterTiose .A2lO
Meerut , * Daum; Vi ma, - A u tU% Ittormise, Tenon,
SALT Rimy, some 01.11),Astreremarrm AMC ,
none MYROMBIAL IeriZAZI; DerAmerr, NreimILGLA
Doutourans, Danny; Dirseterma•aso Ismemoxist, 4firrir
terrain, ROW OR EITL 4 43BTBOXY-'l5 FM, and indeed.
whole complaint...rising. from haw= or turßsoon.
This compound-will be4oinid a groak promoter o
health, when taken- 1 the spring, to expel the Simi Am
more which fester Sherblood at that season of the year
By the timely expubionsoltdiem many rankling dlsorder
are [lisped in the bad. Multitudes can, by the aid ol
this. ..medy, spare ttamseivest from the endurance ol
foul eruptions and adirerotts sores, through which the
system will strive Welt 4 itself plc corruptions, if not as.
ail to 'de . this through than/mural channels of MO
body by an alterative laMiloble. Cleanse out the vitiated
blood whenever you Ind its imperilAes bursting through
the akin in pimples, eruptioim Sores; cleanite wiont
you find it Is obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse
It whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell you
when. Ryan where no particular disorder fe felt, people
enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing the
blood. Keep the blood healthy, and all is well ; but
with this pabulum of life disordered, there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something must go wrong,
and the great machinery of life Is disordered or over
thrown.
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputation
of accomplishing these ends. But the world has been
egregiously , deceived ;by twMarationa 4 It, 'pertly be.
cause the drug aloud bas Mot all the vlittil s ial Itf claimed
for it, but more because many Prepare , pretending
to be concentrated extracts of It, contain ut little dt the
virtue of Sarsaparilla, Crafty thing else.
Dur'ng late years the public have been misled by large
bottles, pretending th give a quart of Extract of Salsa
partite for onvittlitut., Most of twee have been frauds.
upon the sfek, ihetheVnot 'only contalnlittle, If any
Sarsaparilla, but oiled no curative Preis:Sties .wbatever
thence, bitter and painful disappointment has follot
Ileum of the varietni extracts of Sarsaparilla whiith hod
the market, until the name itseltts justly despised, an
has become synoqytuous with imposition and clued- Still
we call this °cannoned Sarsaparilla, and Intend to supply
such a remedy as shall rescue the name trout the load of
obloquy that rests Upon IL And we think we have ground
fur believing it has virtues which are Irresistible by the
ordinary run of the diseases it Is intended to cure. In
order to complete eradieation from the system, the reme
dy should be judiciously taken according to directions on
the bottle.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL,,MASSAGOUSETTS
Price; sl`per Bottle; Sit Bottles for $5.
kyer's Cherry Pectoral,
has won for itself such a renown fur the cure of every
vertety or Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely
unneeeSeartfOrMS to reboillit the evkleke or It 9 firtues,
uthereverli:gas Weed SniplOyed. As , it big long been in
illo - 14mghout this .section, wo need not du
morepthe - •
•It ever hes beeLted that It may be relied Cu to do
sql It ever been round 10.4 e. •
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Aver.ga , Ciatlukrtic Pills,
. .. . .
Boa TUN CURZ• OF _ . •
.C.iiiivenal, Jatt i d,,DYlPPlia / 114 /(W0 0 0 . Dysentery,
Ewa Stbnia4,. pela.t_ .•//rahohei Nal .140tMalitet,
Itruplforti and ' lt Diefatet,. Liege Ctoltpialio4 Dropsy.
Seer, alemem Eld Salt Won; frorms„,o ,out Neuralgia,
as a thigruerlaill, and for Pursigimg Me Rood.
They are sugar•ebatekse that the mcUmps,ltlve me
Mire them pigametlyorma - ther are the••, aporisit in
the world fer ail the' argcu um of a huully physic.
Price M 5 pet hex; Piro 'loxes for $l.OO.
Groat numbers ut t brumes, .rhysiclane, %Memnon,
and eminent pawners, hare loot their names to certify
the usefulneag of th e remedies, but our space here will
not permit Alho , of them` Tha'Affellts „below
named furnish our AVIZFUGLX ALMANAC in Which
they are given'; fall disciriptiumi'OrGui Above
complaints, and the treatment that should be Milowed ter
heir
t fib n pitt of by unprincipled dealers with other
props they make Otero profit on. Demand Ante's,
and, . o TkolifiCk want the beet aid there.is
fort h ail should hsvoit.
A or Mimed! are tbr sale Toy C. A. Has:even nr•
ris ;H. O. Wurrmax, Halifax ; Dr. Mama, diners
b gau d by all Drygglsts,and by the principal•Merolults
a ,111-davOlm
- -
FISHING TACKLE !
R.TOarlait TACKLE,
MS' ' HING TACKIIEI
CAVES! CANES!! CA NES!!!
~
tiPIESI C KN-gS!!' 0A1 4 11.18111
CAPTISSI'OANES!!,CANESI II
/AT , . , AT: , . AT
; AT AT :'AT
lAT Al`''' "ift AT
ILLEWS S
S! KELLERII- KHMER!!!
' LLEWSI ILELLEW.SiticELLIKR'S 11 !
i
R'S! 'IIEgLLERII 1`01,148: .1.1
91- 91i ' 1 . , A
11 • lat 1...,, ..'.2;;:
ija _ Slav, . r- L
-=•Lett St: Mar ket'St. -Market St;
Nirwr 800 S.
DAVENIXTDDIIN,V_DIias. Lever—conk.
t•lete in t *W. *Prieell)etr..
THE .HARP OF ItIOO 4 .I2iTitINGS: lb 1R
tery—truuistrously illustrated: Prici 25.
THE CHESS PLAYER:ft INSTRUCTOR,' or
Guide to Beginners, by Charles, H. Stanley;
Price Nets.
ANECDOTES OF LOVE, by Lola ?Smiths:—
Price: 1d OW, , .
THE PILLAR OF MX, 4hiabr 1k:o
in e,.
by Rev. If. ing_raltiine, linker tlie , AP de
of the House of David."
TRIAL OF DANIEL E. SICKLES, tot lA,
11.'Key Waribington—illuskitid i &r,
naneronit-01 1 Etlivialle- Price 26cta. II"
For risfe.At.
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOIPOTIE,
51 M ar , et street.
ASTRONOMICAL °LOOK,
JEWELLERS, Railroad Superintandeuta
Ilea the pet& ara hiVltela to 011 and see E. HOWARD
G.'S /Lateen In kid and other:Clucks-at the'
• tul3.dly. EAGLE ORKS
' ' ARDS 01? 30,010
STRAWBERRY PLANTS have already
been engaged from the giIiSIONS Noma; for the
present neasou's pbutting.
MORE THAN 200,000, •
•Embraclug all the finest, largest and best varieties, yet
fur sale, The subscriber has thiryear raised, inAuauti
ty, berries measuring 44.
FROM FOUR 1O - SIX-INORIDEV
Iu circumference, and will sell plants of the same va
rieties at'lower, prices than they can be-bought ehtewhere
In the United States, with a guaranty cd* purity and
lkfelity to name.
Plants very few by the thousand or larger ettlealltY•
Air Strawberries planted. lit August or September, it
the weather Is favorable, will produce a good crop of
fruit neat season. .11. A.
Harrisburg, July 28, 1869.—jy28-dtf
SILKS;
ALarge lot of superior makes of Black
Bdas—warriadad. -
IEANCY BILKS, AnIIIT PlllOl,
PLAIN EILLICS, tc
nouns rums= num.
Vary cheap, and a goo* variety at styles. ,
W. A. OATEICAR4
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS -
EIARRISHURG, PA., _SATURDAY AFTERNOON; ; 'SEPTEMBER 3, 1859
Parasols -& Umbrellas,
O. MARKET SQUARE, 6f.
.I;IARRISBUR43-.
riiiiEsubseliber respectfully informi the
public that he has established a Manufactory or
tAIitEDIELLAS. PARASOLS, WALKING CANBS AND
RIDING WHIPS, at the abitive address. AAfter rnaiwyears'
experience ,in . the business as a practical man he can
with confidence state that orders for any of the above
mentioned , golds intrusted--to him will Meet With such
attention as will give satisfaction to his patrons.
Fancy Goodlii repained & always on hand,
(As wen as' what he produces` - himself.)
Philadelphia, New-York, English, French
and German Goods.
• 5t..13. LEE, Yioprieter.:
N. fi,—Particuktr and prompt attention given to the re
pairing and covering of UMbrellad and Pa:runts.
soccasson TO Itr S. tam.,
Plumber & Brass Founder ,
105 MO i
rket Street, tarrlsburg.
friltASS Castings of .every description
rmade to order. American manufactured load and
run Pipes el all sizes. Hydrants of every descripliOn
made arid repaired. Hot and Cold Water Baths, Sboiter
Baths, Water Closets, Caters. Pumps, Lead Coffins and
Lead work of every description, done at timebortest no
tice, on tho most reasonable terms. Factory and Begin*
Work in general. All, orders tbankfhlly received and
punctually attended to. • -'
The highest cash price
. irl - ven for old Copper, Brass,
Lead and Speller. - my 2 tf
.
rs T A..131:4.1 S NT.
subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens of Harrisburg and Vicinity,• that ha has
commenced the COACH „NAILING 1313:4141, in all its'
branches, at his shop hi irior emcee , Assn FOITETH.
Having secured the services-of the best mechanics in
each of the department* an&glving his own personal
attention to all work done at his shop, ho feels safe in
saying that his work will compare favorably with that of
any of the large cities. Particular attention paid to the
wanufactering of Wheels. REPAIRING ;neatly and snit
dtautially dose, and at the time promised.
apr23.dly JOSEPH SA YFORD.
VXHIBITION OF THE DAUPHIN
LA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
7b be held at klarrisburg on Wednesday, the 2181,
Thursday, the 22d, and Friday, .the 23d of
September, 1859. .
The place of esnibition is fixed at the grounds of the
" PARK ASSOCIATION," where every arrangement and
convenience for ihe displa¢ of Stoelc,.Protlimeofthe Soil,
and Agricultural Implements is now in course of prepar.
ation.
The. Book of Entries will he opened at the office of the
Peunsylvania Slate Agricultural Society, on Seconctstreat, -
near Locust, in Harrisburg, where one of the officers will
be found at all times, avant Taa weer ov SEPIEMBER. ,
All Exhibitors must heroine members of the. society,
Membership, $1 , Memberairlp:6s: ,
mission will be (Brutal'
r - p . aniber, and by the Traits's
mi., at his Mee on tho Exhibition Ground, during the
Exhibition.
A Yearly or Life Membership- Tidal admits a gentleman
and fatly, wdh any of their OWS FAMILY wider 13 years V
Proper "provision bas been made against inclement
weather in the erection of PIITIMANENT snionivosi and chtiv•
vans warm which will accommodate 2,000 persons
The Commate or Arreugelnentswill be ready to receive
art4cles fur athlhilion'AXl the flair= Grounds, on llitindipt.
mortilugoSeptinnber 4091,1 a Which timetbay wlll have
parsons employed with taunt to deliverarthiliest of every. ,
bind,' and also have persons upon the Fair Orouuds to ,
mango articles For, exhibitiou. Exhibitors -will please
have their articles upon the Ground, If possible, on that
and the next day, in order that thermay be properly or
ranged by Wednesday. '
Tue Premium list is ono of thelMost liberal lamed by
any county Society in the State ; and for good articles or
animals, offers good' ensilniumt. • , 114111 be read' for dis
tribution early In August.
The membership fee will be paid to JOHN W. COWDItN,
Treasurer,-Harrisburg. JOHNEH. pm:apt . ,„,
fYi4• e' seeretary.
ESVAI3-LISEIBD` 'lBO7. .{.
I T W . 42
CELEBRATED AND - RELIABLE •
PAINTS, COLORS,.
ZIIWS, WEETX LEADS,
and. VANNIS
may be . obtained trynt 'the Pribcinal , 1 1 2.1%1r3 and
Paint Dealers throughout the United States, Canaftand
Welt Indies or of the. Itanufselnier
-if D. F, =HANN •F‘ CO.
,
A 12tWilliam Street,
NEW YRH.
.1;
French Liguld Dryer, N!' • a . Gcoeye, Fawn Zinc
Whites, American Zino ' iv ' , Inbld ,Walb Slue iur
4adudry Ptirposes. Pr , YeredWong, Chrome
Udow, Colors in , •Wateri ks, Chinese, Yellows and
Vermlllions,..Paris Green, , rmanent Emerale Greens for
c
da,
and a general stock of Paints both dry and
d in Oil PA Wlllll4ll Street, New York.
27-dbut ..
. •
KEYST.ONX_NURSERY.
RARVSAURG • PENN' A.
10,000 •BUDDED PEACH TREES,
TNOLOING all of the• moat choice
riAtett Price per 100 (atcept Griffith) $12.‘,..; remit,
16 cents. Griffith per.loosl6.oo; retail, <0 cents.
- APPLE TREBEL
All the boa carleties 4 and of good otiztt. Peat 15 to 20
cents.
iiiisettlantous
WM. PARKHILL,
FI;YT . 7IVrV4I -7 rel
FOR FALL OP 1859
PEAR TREES
DwartandA4l99:9c6o coop er , : . 94 aver dozen.
caERRY TREF,S. i
Dwarf panfiefd, 90 ti) b 0 ettitieidlia kat per
,
• to. i ' , aryl's,* belling Nees 15 rents to SLesio i li l
• APRICOTS, iLIIIiik ALMON - et -
Grapes of different - Varieties, Raspberries, Ourratith,
Cooseilirries &b., &c., st , tureal prices.
,
SHADE . TREE ; 0. . t t '4 . - •
. •
Including American and illountida Ash, Elm', Lindens,
Sugar'and Shyer Maples; Horse Chestnut, Catalpa, Tulip
tree, Magno Re., /co. n
- !MENTAL' SHRUBS
Or ox
mei irleUee t among theta , Cydonia Jiipouica,
White Fringe. Purple Fringe or Mist tree, Maborder. aqui
toile, Treeboi, Magnolia, Honey Sticeles, - bc.e6„ .., .
EVERcLREEN TREES. ''- .
Austrian, Scotch, ',way, Balsam, Doubbi _White
American and Silver Fir' Imericari 3 Ohiiiese iutti Norway
arbor vita:, English andlrish Yew, Et , Ex. . .
STRAWBERRIES
About 60 of the most desirable varieties, a fiat many
others having been rejected after having found "he
of
value. Prices low by 4the thousand or
larger quantity.
LAWTON BLACKBERMEtIi r*
A t 51.50 per dozen, $lO per-100-
CATAWI , SSA RASPBERRIES.
Au everbearing variety, $2 per dozen; Wltilirvarieties;
including Brinckles Orange, Red luidi White Alitwerp,
Lhstoll &c., at'il to $1.50 per dozen. ; o
Besides the above a great many other articles canto
found in the Nursery :j
Jaw- Persons will rind ii to their advantage to purchase
Trees and Plante frogs.filuaerles IlieVlWWWleriglibor
hood,'lnidead of dapehding npoa travelinkluidaters with
whom they are unamuainted.
' Address or ariplOo
H. kylutia.
Harrisburg. July 25,tilf
WOOD TURNING AND.BOROUL SAW
ING.—The best plitoe to get Serbll - Eawing and
ood Turning dobb Is at the
aprpv wa
ORTFOLIOS, WRITIN G OASBI3, DESK
p. 914, VariotusTriooB and size% forintle .
4 MGNElleg GEERAP MOLU=.
NEUTRAL TN NONE . "
Sewhig Illartiiitto
TO THE LAMB OF HARRISBURG
THE GROVER &< BAKER
SEWING:MA HINE CO.,
HAVING ISTABLIBEIED AN OFFICR AT THE
`Ctirnir or Market Sqnare and 111nrket Street
IN THE BOONS OCCUPIED BY
SMITH'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
UTPULD particularly call the attentic,ii
T i f of the Ladies and citizens generally to their US
RIVALLED SRWINO NAVIIINES, varying In price
from $5O 31125.
REASONS WHY THE
GROVER & BAKER MACHINE
IllarkߧALL'i ‘PIaNiERIiED TO ALL OTHERS
lei. It is more simpleatid easier kept in order than any
ether a acltioe,taviog,never to ho taken apart to oil or
cloan
god. It makes a seam which will not rip or ravel even
when every third stitch is cut. •
Seg. It Beret fYom Airvo ordinarya4tools, thus avoiding
all trouble of winding the thread, while by a mere change
of spools tae machine may be adapted to all kinds of work.
• alp: Thrh•itrai r einiachlno ivistr.altlc. Attest thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
6th. The seam is - as elastic as the most elastic fabric,
and . is, therefore; free trim all liability to bgeak lu wash
ing, Ironing or otherwise.
6th. The s6tch Is more beautiful 'than any made by
any othereniehine,_or by hand.
THR DROVER & HAIRE - STITCH' is patented and
Owned 4y.tbci ccmigtuy; and is far superior to the "Lock
Suns" or the vggrthless lemma Srigat." for all thin fab
rics, and reettalthis theldicklitltcb Made with the coat,
-mon needle. The GROVER. &MAKER MACHINE will do
the Sewing cheaper and better for a bunny them a seam
stress. even thdagh she were to work for ONR CENT
AN HOVE It 14 impeder to any and every other ma
chine for SEWING. Over 26,000 hare already
Wen r 014,. and are recommended by the - moat competent
fudges, by the kress, by the Clergy and others, as• the
very tat Nach2fik for all Lind} irWorik ,
We do not:hesitate' to *arrant out •MaohineS- iu evegy
respect. A lady always ho attendance. Call and see
them.before-giercbasing any other,4frolthin Abotogropb
Gralk*kcoslier of Market Some and Market Street,, en- ;
trance on,ahirliet S quare.
..atactuteitOssroth, Wail its various• branches, rxeotitad
tettLpitspess and dispatch. by tiwjoughly competent
peranl;'it half (ha' usual pitces." Merchtuatt; Families
antiptheratshottld hear, this fackinaniqd.
Orders from the country promptly tittstal—"—
lilt the Shutgo
me appearance on both
t
ork done on THg SRI:MITI II -
4. or the: GROVER iS. BAK= 0011MSY, welch is n
reepect superior to malty other 'Machines for th t
Alla oftVork fluff* all light, tlith fatdics 'that requilv
frequent ifaaping and _trophy, "Taw GRovett & 1441311
~ - .
STlTak!' had no superior.
: , Persons should' remember ibis fact, and mot tie de
ceiyetthy the appearance of the stitch on both tildes for
is Id appoinutce only. t
.. 1 - 11 4elfilird reaPecifiallY 41Yilmikto Pall and. roeblve a dr
'color ea specimen of cowinx also a copy of The,Orovhi
'&laker Ortnapany+e-book &Allied "Pictures and Itti=nl
' l / 4 bl Aia , 4,jewatutcacdatarian.citinam i n (L.
' A srnidei Phetokraph Galleey. -- '
. " --. "A. C.-61111f8,- -
./pent for Central PounsylvattlaJ
who prefer thick, heavy Cabe
!,. r°lll
diylo4ly
OENTRAL , ;- .
PRIItRAYIVAIFIA AGENCY FOR
WHEELER 8 WILSON'S
FAMILY. SEWINt - MACHINE
- - otterltiourtior IN PRICE
Onland after October lst inst., the It AIL PRICES,:of
oar &EWING MACHINgS will be as tifilows
NEW STYLE MACHINE $5O
MEDIUM, on Plata Table $75 00
" Half Case Panel 80 00
" Half Case, Mahogany or Black WalnuL4 85 00
Full Case, ".........100 00
Full Case, Rosewood 115 00
SMALL MACHINE,... - 75 00
LARGE MACHINE.... 00
HEMMERS, (extra) •5 00
The unanimous favor which hasattended the introduction
Of Wes&Ltß& WiLSON'S FAMILY SkWINCIIAcUINS , ie Stlfkletli
esidenceof its excellence. his-needless now misty, that
this usefußnstrument is becoming a demesnc institution
the lea 'is recognized by its sureessful use 'ln' thou
sands of Families in every rank in life. To 'Mae who
havellitherto refrained from availing themselves' a Its
advantages, It may not be amiss to say, that ItS uttlityi 8
not a problem to be solved,bei success already realized.
The highest testimony 12 constantly olibred; Confirming
the verdielcwnkikshas glean this instrudirut so wide and
eustablaa rejiutation.- •
This Machine concei ved ou a pi-lactate aarrutsfar
cdumsAk.being - specially. and adrairatity adapted. twat°
met, perfect work Jim every -kind , of material ; and,
haying'been subjected to a three years' test of the most
Isearching clutracder by Eamtlisq,.akalaysrions bcapohee
of Manufacture,with didinguished,sus, It is believed,
that, In all - the •.great points requiMto to' a complete ',and
al Sowing Ihte44fte, Incaution be approached M ex.
THE LOCK SITTER
SEI
.400 Mt the Aidthatted advantage!! It pms muss os oral
others, may he named the follawing , •
Its' eimplteity , of , etemtimetion, and consequent free
itota from ttertingemeM stonmee.d of repairs.
2. Its unexampled rapfaity and ease of operation
Ite noiseless moveMent.
4. The great, variety of purposes to which it can be ap
plied, which can be' achieved by no other inedhauleal .
means. And,.
b.
A. The pre-eminent maim and DuaaNurr of the work:.
Full instruction- , for operating t heltachine Is given to
purchasers gratuitously at, the sales rooms. When the
liachine is sent wove distance, so that personal instruc
tffin Is IneOnveeimt, a card of directions Is sent, whiCh
are a sufficient guide. The mechanism,, however, is so
simple;iind s tl's arrange - Went easyohat no difficulty
need occur..-Many ladies have the hbadline sent to their,
residences after having received *half hour's instruction
Aby hiture difficulties are vladily sormOtinted, and then
practice alone makes perfect in ,the use. of, this as any
thing - 00 . 4: Domestics' awl children of twelve years of
age readily becomo:prdficient.- ils_use. _
. Oar Wheels removed to E.F.lrsDageerrearrßooms,
'carat* of Marketitreets, where the machines
cam be aeon in operation.
Mhe Burke is prepared bad° mteblue sewing for all
who !habit, Red at thd semi) timd show the / machines:
For further information apply to
. . W. 0. HICKOK, Agent
_ ,
arristetr... h 22 , AP ,- dewt l
,
BLACKEBRRY HOOT at
IXEPFLBR,T, Fourth and.Marlcet Sti
.
lIOEIO.IR. tOLOGNE..at
S
- totWativs, Foul ifi and Utica SIB,
Ofo.errA COCOAjg at . _
!.
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illitittilantous
DAUPHIN COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY !
ItEecglaye Committee of this Society
have appointed the following officers for the
biticm al
WEDNESDAY, sqe.. THURSDAY, 244 - privrokie Sept: `i3d, 11859;
Superintended and Chief /honks! e
GIN. E. C. WILLIA49.•
N
Comalee if Arrangements and Arai Lei Mariaal.--MJ.
DAvin atenstacJa" Megan. !Mutant G: Kamm. JACOB G.
Etonaeauait and BENJAMIN G. Pimps. The above officers
are charged %lilt the reception and arloluient or space
and pasniou tor all] artiCire Intended for exhibition, and
with the good ordt of 'visitors and exhibitors. ,
vAisistaitt Seeidary
WILLIAM. D. SOAK,
Whose office for • trashes' will be- at the MOM of the
St tte SocietnSecond street above. Wathut t . Harrisburg;
where premiums lists sad list of Judges will befurniehed
entries made and other business or tbeSocitiitAnseeteri
On and after the Ist of September,
until the day ibr opening the Exhibitiou, whoa tbe office
will be,removett to , the•Grouols of thopirk.
TUE FOLLOWING fiIICOUTATIONS HAIM
ALSO BEEF. ADOPTED t-
l. Every persou wishing to be enrolled as a member
of the satitetyonast apply omor before thellrat day or
each annual Fair, and ou payment °lons dollar to the
Tredsurer, shall receive -a certificate of membership,
contair.ing the name of the applicant, and endorsed by
the Secretary ; but no suck cerkficale aka admit any per
son tnto t he exibition. Persons acting as Judges are ex
pected to become members.
2. Every person becoming a member, as above, by
the payment of one dollar, shall receive with his certifi
cate of membership FIVE tickets, each of whieb - shan
admit one person to the Fair once, and must he Oben up
to the Barkeeper at each time of entering.
3. Each life merhber of the Soclitv shall receive, an•
utudly, a family admission ticket.
4. No megibers' certideates shall :be issued after the
first day of lbe Fair butany, personmay purchase four
ticketsfor dollar al any time, and as often as he may
please durinithe continuauee of the Fiat. -
5. The price of separate single admission tickCis shall
be twenty live cents each. And-no person, except the
officers of the Society,, and employees of the Society, all
or whom shall be dmigualed on the roll, shall be permit.
ted to enter withbuLgiving,hp t ticket at the door. •
6. thiffirelui,der twelve yehia - ririgh Will be admitted
gratuitously when In charge of adults all over, that age
must be provided with tickets.
7. Ilthibitoreof Stock will befurnlshedpassperta
for personale charge of the game, which Will entitle the
hearer to gustation at, tim Stock Alp entrance .only
and any such passports transferred for the purpose of
admitting others than those actually, in,charge of.Slock t
shall be declared forailcd, anti the Exhibitor, whose tut.
ployee has, thus transgressed, shalt be deprived Droll
privileges under this rule.
8, CMS'llcattsi will be torisitibed by the T•rcasurei r .tik I
the office -in ITarrtaburg, at any time aria.. rue Inter,
•Seenritexls, and lttibis•blllee r l °stifle )•••'. -- . • " d,
according to mgulationAlrat. 'l' L . 7 :', .I .IP?....li s t,Onibe in.
iremot to be given •. - , • - - - • r - • -. .
9.- Annual ~ • • -.. p0...i.-)0.A..4ire...m..bp.bi0,
.
.•.#4atitU t pce card, .Price,Twatmr.encesr, will •00
for sale' id Ihe 11111•81., tin thwertninils,,, oe'WMcfeaday, the
Rat of September. ' - • • ,
11. Carriages - Will be allowed fu eater the stiCloinz
We Fayment of twenty-five cants fur single horse ; r i
Of 110113416, fi ft y cents . Each pakeengar 0111NR- THAN , I
HERS AND THElR'FAXitifis, to pay tittenty-n re ceins: Public
conveyances wilt not be pertrontailft&euter. • •: -
-.12. ADS person to when. a premium of 1201 lest' the . ft . ;
Ilse dollars has been awarded; lefty elect to , receive la'
certificate otLife Membership.
114-and Sonic wilt be Int•Uos. ed'aiumsibr all alltitate
entered for premieres, end grain will be provided it' L.
price for thole-who &elm telpewthase. • "" -
&I
The Superintendent will , teknevery .precaution In ,
power for the safety of stock - and - articles ou exhibit , ;
viteriketrattriont~sl
will not be responsible foetal* , jos s or damage that in
occur.. The Society diaires - exhialtia•to:give f *Use . 1 ,
attenthill to their articles attil quinglft, aittl at,theslose , f
the Pair to attend-to-hash , resociimfoitrlticeSoclity tsidant
take further care of them. .
The 'fleeing Match' w il l iake 5 plii3) { iii . thilitSDAY,
JOFfN W. COWDEN, Req, •TreaSeihi, *lll` be r found at
the business office .amint . the are' sbr soialmnber-
Exeunt's Ootanailae.--David IluWtna, Jr., . Jahn IV
Rutherford, Anthony W.l.oonsts, Henry. pert,. Jeremiah.
Rohrer. .
..•
• A: BOYD: HAMILTON, Fran:dolt ,
JOHN H. ZIEGLER, Xem4tary.
•,y! All the ' newpgapera fu•'tha County, and
German, will please Insert till kchlbnlou and rend
accounts to the Treasurer. ahlie close im...the rair., •
aug22•dto . , .
CARLISLE VIHITE..,SIikeHUR SIVOiSt•
• °I:INBARLAND "CO., PA, r - =
TS` favorite and laahidnabio'iVatoring.
Place. Weasantly located-Agit the
_base er ilieptur
Mountain, ibur from open for
-visitors on tlm 20th or. Anne. Tbie."44 l ll of Riese *lining
art highly impregnated with minerals, and for drinking
and bathing; are Rot.syrpeesed by. any Suiphor.'Springs
in the country. The buildings are well +=Mated and'
.are mirrounded by: 'l2OO reef of balconies.. lbeaconery.
is of the grandest hind, and the accommodations for OK'
' recreation; health and comftirt isevisltbrirate andiceetien
able., Good fare, pleasant drives, tine „music,
howling Saloon and other gattnis,innfrall the aiiitsbeifiehts
usually, found at Watering places can be enjoyed, &ere.—
Vhdtote leaving Philadelphia et v galtlitere In the therniug.
train, arrive at tho Springs. at 3, o'clock, P. 31. Daily
- Board frdin 117 to&B per wneki For further lifer..
-milieu address ,OWEN, OLENDENIN & CO.,
• earlilln *wings, Pa.
MORRIS'OWEN, r • ' , `
JAMES . CLENDENIN, -
J.
- Rarsertc33.•:-lohn.C. &Costa Esq.; Win. A. Maim,
Faq., Thomas C. Percival, Esq., Alex. Kirk
land, Faq., R. S. Rollins, Balthaore pillicoli - Gideon, Esq.,
Richard Wallack,Esq.t-Mashlngtonrilin. •
my26.131n-r4Jy26
nIU
INSP'E "S iiimblir.RS NO.
'
JsE.COfflpebieit'composing the'
Brigade 6th 16v. Pa. Vol., will meet for Baltalled
Parade and IhsPerAlow,-on Prickry,litetotx day. of &2Nem
-5er,059, st Fialharville, Dauphin opunty..Pa
• Tho Copimiurding Of of the Regiment will form the:.
line at 3i) o'cloely A. SI ~ p reCiseir ' • "
Also, the uniform 'companies knowli as the Lykons
galley Cavalry, American Guards, GpiontoWn lorantry;
Gratz Rifle and Witiliingtod Rifle, 'compcL=ing The First
Regiment, shalt at the wile dine : and gads pa sitinvii
Stated, elec t eec anitilite Derwin For Colonel and one per.
sod lor : I.Iajor cf:said:Reginaent„..o plsee of : Wm. 0. he
d floury E.:Welker. resigned. The Amer lean Guards.
willslept one ;period , BeolieCiiiiistenalit, instead of
John 1.. Long, resigned.
The- ihdialiou will :bd rerreSrud lb; :Brig: Ace. - E. C.
Williams and Staff.
,16NAS.XA1JOIINSGBI` AMER,
.Brigade.laspeolor w 3d Brig. 6th Div,. Pa. V ol .
Ilsuosni IssescroWs Orskos, '4 4. ;;- ,
I . G. ate, Aug. 16,/.859.--dawld
• : 011 - rpm' TO:co I SPRING
;. ; .
SC - iIiTV.WiItiIjI e ...SUASQ,UEHANNA
RA1.L.,•4.0 1 AD.- •
_FOR THE A.OOO,MI4()DATION OF -.Pie
. NICSANO .SHLECT 'PARTIES
. WHO vial - Flo. yisit. C 015.1 Spring during
,
the Stingier Seaton, an ;EXCURSION TRAIN
will:be, run upon any !lay selected, leaving Harrisburg it
7A. ann"retuilning at 7 "In H Regular -EXCIIIiSION
TIMMS wilt borsoidat HALF THE USILAI. RATESylien
sanietinit uninbers apply to justify-the running of a tvAle,
say or.un'irn - pereone. Ecl. . .
6E6.
89141 etaittrElnta,
' .: . . 1 7. 1 04 4914 .§9Kiiebillinii Rill HAW.
DR. GEO. F. MISH.
Office in" - lcit - Viit 'Street, Two doori
from the post ce.
Jy2s-dif •
•
ANOTHER' LOT
:i34O4AVS; tORLABAVED, 'GOLD
PENS, in Goldaud Stlyar Cases, iestreceived, coin;
pr all' ate different adzes and yilees. ,P
#i sold r 411 Pena so are warranted, which is a aullbideat
guarantee [tuft TEST SEE acoob. Call and try 'Weald
. EIIEGIIERM OBEtdPair t!
STEAM PRINTING Offitt.
Having procured Two Adams Power Presses, we ai e
prepared to execute JOB and BOOK PRINTING 01 every
description, cheaper than it - Carr be done other
03tabiiAlinelithl the C,,Urity.
ear Four lines or less constitute otte-half square. Eta
lanes or more than four constitute a square.
Half Square, one day
S. one week
one month
three months....
six months
one year
One Square, one day
one week
" 0rke.1110141.,
4 three mentnal.
Adz menthe.
one year
gar Busioese notices inserted to the Local cobane, o.
before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER LINE for
eaati Insertion.
NO. 91.
jar Marriages aid Deaths to bs charged as regular
advertlardnehtp.
Must Ibe left forgotten tie diWt,
Whemfate Welding lots the
Must Naturi , 's voice, to man alone unjust,
though doomed to 1)011810MA/ icavVi
Is It for this.fair virtue oft must 'drive
With disappointment, penury, and pain?
?tot heaven's eternal spring shall yet arrive,
And man's majestic beauty bloom again,
Bright through the eternal year. of love's triumphant
reign.
,CHILDREN KEEPING NU 81211011.
• "Oh ! I know something," said Emma
NVatrilif, as shoran along home from school,
Saturday_ noon, swinging her satchel as
she went.
"I gueae.l know what it is; you are go
ing to see Katy Wellman or Hattio.JaCkson,
this
,afternoon," said one of her school
mates. •
"No indeed I am not; mother says
Saturday afternoon is not a good• time to
go • visiting; and now I'll just tell'. you
what I am pleased about—and it is because
•to-morrow is Sabbath I" • • .
"Pleased because to-morrow is Sabbath
repeated Mary in astonishment. "t am
sure I wish there was no such day in all
the week."
"Then you, do not have so good. a time
as I do, for 1 like it best of all. Now; you
tell Me what you do on Elabbatbs, and I
will tell you *hat I do."
, "Well, then, the first thing we do.after
breakfast is to have a toss ; for Bridget
wants to do her work up before she gets
_dinner, and Mother says she shall help - dress
us top) to , church So she gets cross,
iaulthen we get cross, and then it hell-w
-ry ! Hurry I' Hurry!' alt - the time; and
then father scolds because he says be l cep't
read his newspaper. Then I do not care
to move, for fear I should spoil my best
'clothes—and .tlion , the minister preaches
so thatiAtersuot understand, only when he
-sari ,pf, and but, and the, and a' few Such
wordil." . .
"But does not yourifather or mother sit
down and talk with you about the, sermon,
after you come
,horne from meeting . ?" in
terrupted Bmine.
. "No I I never heard of such a thing I I
ggo,rigl4
rill
up stairs and tape off, my Ins(
thinka: and lit down and leirYttinii, end
read ITT library book until supperii steady.
~A(tetteup,per father reads in the Bible and
grays mother asks him . sonietiMei tb' read
m'the morning, but he eayi there is itoo
ghtinh i confusion,' and. he will not o: 'aim I
have to.read, or make believe read, until it
ifi . bine t9go to bed. Father and mother
linnentirlrhir the evimint; 4 l - datinot
laugh or bilk a load word bafore„they go,
for:mother jiayp it is wicked,. and,if I do
ncfCrenimilber thb Sabbath day triteep it
,holy, L cannot go_to heaven ; for f/us tit is
Sabath.. day. . al We quit?,
,I.fut _don't
knOw nal care Mach about goeii; I should
not like to 'stay for mei ' virtiett could not
langli, nor hardly breathe. Now tell.what
you do. I sulipose you play if . you want
"P/ay !no indeed -1 and I think myfikth
ar and mother : are aagood.as anybody, and
we do have a good time, too. Mother has
not any ' gi rl h ow , because Ellett' is thirteen
years ol dasid,:ahe toilearn how to
work: . E i very Saturday mother cooks some
„thing good for Sabbath—she 'wentiifli z r est
lin that day, she says. In the afternoon,
Ellen itaketcout onr clothes, ready for us
to put on in the Morning, and, we are wash
ed - before we go toted: Wer-eiy.lessons
for the Sabbath School, and_mother
ys te steep almost In thomorning, father
sees to 'sissy,' while mother and, I get
breakfast—l can set the table; yoli know.
Then breakfast comes, and we_all read in
the, Bible. afterwards; Ellen plays for us,
affd. WO before 'fithetprays . When
we get home at night we read mid sing,
and then go out in_ the gardep,-autl,;walk
around. Mother says she knows, we.get
tired keeping so much"itilki - than we do
tither; dept.', Solite/Maks hither gees to
the third-trifteting,, andAf. ho,doss,inother
tells us about the aermon sonic pleasant
'story, and wif'do bete' a good time; dow,
oer,laui• _We ain't any soberer than Any
other day,, and you know father :is OW eye
angling” -
May not the - isVell-meaning but:- mistaken
:'parent here receiv,e ji hint !, with reerd to
the observance of holy time? 'Feeling, as
eo~tiOhrigtiati hoW , • milich -d e
-4nmding% for time and eternity, ution,keep
ing , the Sabbath aright„ ongli i t the little
ones' be ovet-looked, 'to si-htim thb day' be
comes a 'weariness hecimee no effort is
-made to shave it, o therwise? . The ,young
child can neither join .iu the praises or
prayers which. asc'end' from the temple of
Jehovah ; nor oat it be profited. ' , directly
by the instructions there given. Is it not,
then, a duty for the., fa th er and mother to
practise selfdenial, if need be, , -to surround
the hallosved day with_pleasantaiktar.cofita
ble associations? Is it not a fact, that in
.many firofesseilly Christian:l6re
is an absence of everything that approach
;ea to: cheerful _ intercourse, and the buoy
,atit heart' of childhood seeks in vain for
ility'manifestatien of that sprat' 'of peace,
and the rest, which'. it: halo beeiretaught
-,are its attendant blessings?
The story is .riot a, new one which Mr.
Hunt,lhe'temperance - lecturer, ; ntiedle re
peat, years agO.,,Allout thelktiontt Scotch
man. The Sal.e- mr ph•lb was to.hipi a delight,
holy of the Lord anct lionorablt. ,On that
sacred day, his soul, arising ottani wings
Of prayer and praise, seemed ,, tio tinter into
that-litiptu - saileteary„
"where collar goons as , „erceivak-us,
• ""' Wuerefabblitittailaidtnd.ii
•• his, good man. had one iton; , a,ene little
4it
;boy of six years, and that he might not go
out upon the lawn , or in any' other way
sviokeitly . break" the Sab bath, his father
ineed:49 ti * to ,tliO 4 beillost, in the
r , P•higt.the.o,,throtigh the
RATES OF ADVCRTISING
ohitolr 4.41141 g
Iniatiß.TA LITZ
BY MARY .MONTAGIIR.
so 25
I I—l
2 00
3 00
400
- 5 00
SOr
.•.... 6 00
800
10 00