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3sl tto lbratiaements
LIST OF DEALERS
In Merchandise, in Dauphhi County,
FOR 1861.
ALIST of persons. engaged in vending
or telling merebard'fie teat tm ibe county of lian
pawl, PeuttqlftinhclOr" theyitirl.Bl3l;luf hinadfled_by
the undersigned, duly appointed Appraiaer of Mercantile
gases
DARRISEDRG.--- . SOUTEC WARD
kata:-
12=1
9 Eby & Enekle, 46 00 14Ellsa Illine, 700
11 Jno Wallower, agt, 15 00 14_4: MAteddart, 1 00
18 J M Wheeler, ,10, 00 11 JlOges & Son, 16 00
18 1) A Patterson, ..
10 00 14 .1 8 . E./PY, •• 7 OD
13 D L Fortay r 1000 12 Urich & Bowman, 12 00
14 John TM, - 1 - I'oo. .14 hieph Knipe, 700
14 John Mahan, ..'; ; ..1 00' 18 .0 A Bannvart, 10 . 00
14 Jacith.Ehasaloger,
' 7 00 18 C 3 Seglebamn, 10 00
14 H Ru ler,- . •,. 7 'oo 13 T J Burnett, 10 00
14 JohkFtles - ' ' 7.00 11 ST Jones, 15 00
/4 GeOrge ShOop, . - _ 7 00 12 M Gilbert, • 12 50-
14 John Keenly, 7PO 12 .Wm Dock &.CO, /2 60
14 Frederick Snyder, 7 00 78 George Bergner, 10 00
14 Jobn 1., Lltigle, 7 00 12 Anthony King, •12 60
16 Joseph Feist, 7 00 14 Anna Mlles, 7 00
18 Jll Cox, - • 10 00 14 J Hallman, 700
13- Daniel a Boas, 10 00 14 1V 4. & .111 Croft, . 700 „
14 'A Barnett, . 700 14 James Crawrord, 100
14; EI - J` Harris, 7 00 14 JJonet, 7 00 '
1413 Singer, 7 00 13 3 E Zollinger, 10 00
14 P Nosmlnger, 7 00 14 11 Lee, 7 00
18 ; (4 ; 11 Bell 10 00 14 .7 H Ziegler,
, 7 00
/4 Margaret Heteley, 7 00 14 B. Dnvis, 7 00
14 David Jame, 7 00 14 Wm Sayford, 7 00
14 James•R Boyd, .7 0) 14 . /1 Wagner, . _7 pc
14 Frederick Trace, 7-00 14.4 A Stanl, 700
10 Keller & Brother, 20 . 00. 14 J R Ramble, • 700
14 Anna Bell, 700 14 C K Heller, ' 700
14 011 Groff, 7 00 14 0 C B Carter, 7 00
14 3 Rentsberger, 70014 A Goebert {r son 700
13 Hanger &Leaman 10 00 14 Wm, Slble, 7 00
13 E 8 Zollinger &Co, 10 00 14 D Leedy, 7 OJ
14 D Shellenberger," 7 00 14 Jacob shell, 7 00
13 EN Pollock, 10 00 14 T F Boyer, 7 00
18 C A Bees, 10 00 9 E Byers, 25 00
10 1) Epley, 20 00 13 John Zion, 10 00
10, W A Cathcart, 20 00 11 0 Srullinger & C 0,15 00
10' hi a Einstein, 20.00 14 T Uhler, . 700
14 Peter Myers, 7 00 14 V Egle, 7 00
14 WEelly, . 700 14 George Firater, 700
9 X Wiler & Go, 25 00 14 J Nicholas, 700
11 Leo,Nuabaum, 16 00 14 - A II Waltman, 700
14 'olavy • 7 00 14 Mary A Pennington 7 00
14,L Weller, . 7 00 14 Theo Dewy, 7 00
12 D W Gross; 12 00
HARRISBURO.-•NORTH' WARD
14 John Kosher( 7 00 14 C C Hollins, 7 0
14 C Schreiner, 7 00 14 W Sturgeon, 7 00
14 A 111 1 4 tree, 7 00 14 M V Wilson, 7 CO
14' 3 H Haas, 7 00 14 Wash Bur, 7 00
14 Cl:Reese, - 700 14 John Smith, 7 000
14 D Haynes. 7 00 18 J K ihnwiler, 10 00
14 Wm Parkhill, 7 00 14 DJ Krause, 7 00
14 G Miles, 7 00 14 Jacob Becher, 7 OD
14 Win Knoche, 7 00 14 C C Matthews, 7 00
14 J,RSHnger,s TOO 14 3.5-Oliver, - 7-00
14 D A Kepner, 7.00 14 John Edwards, •7 00
141 J JA•wengert, 700 14. A K Fahneatock, 700
14 WIGS Maley, n 00 114-Mrs Chsyne,
7 00
14,J
3 72 90,, 70914 J Kepple, 700
14 ; 7.00 14 Hdaabeth peels; 700
14 'All Haar, ' 700 14 0 Hellman, 700
14 J , Wale &To, 70014 W S &Maffei, 700
14' J,oooltr . 7.09. 14 J L Speel; • 7 00
14 George Kunkle, 700 14 J J Bali, 700
14 Win Haack,' • 7 00 13 Henry Pella, 10 00
14 j Leamy,- 700 14 Geo A Oglesby, 700
14 A F Zimmerman, 700 14 Schwebzer di Co, 700
14 J Brady, •-• 7.00 14 Win Duncan, 700
14 J W Glover . • 7.00 14 4 700
13 A Hummel ' & Co, 10.00 14 John Wyeth, 7 00
14 wa Demers,' 7-00 14 Mrs Cooper, 700
14 George .W SVCalla, 7 CO 14 J Reel, 7 00
14 John Kepple, 7 00 14 Mrs Schill, 7 00
.14 Catharine Kepple, 7.00 14 Mrs Stones, e 7 00
14 Israel Reeme, 7 00 14 Jacob Walters, 7 00
14,i3pnwoold doßro, 700 14 Win K-Verboke, 700
18 1 16 Lowy,- • - 10 00 14 E Vert, 7 00
14 3KLutz 7 00 14 John Shoop, 7 00
14 CI X G reena walt? 00 14 H Rothermel, 700
14 Leopold Nasbatint, 7 00 14 N O'Donnell, • 7 OD
13 Tile° IrShaeller, .10 00 11 Roger Sheehy, 7"00
14 Lyman Gilbert, 700 14 hi S Weaver, 700
11 Hullniuil AXillinger 1500 'l4 Levi Wolfing:Jr, 703
14 /eager &MOO, 700 - ARobinson & Oki, 15 00
14 11 Hess, 7 00 14 Gee P Wiestling,
14 Jeremiah -Burch,- 700 14 Geo 0 - Kunkel, 700
Mk V HommelJr, - 10 00 18180.12 &Foster, t 10 00
14 Ills 4 F. - Herman, 7 00 14 S Mtller , 7 00
14 Johli 7 00 14 S S Cole, 7 09
14 Richard Nolan, 700 14 Isaac Rohrer, 700
fi - H•Eitla, 7 00 14 John Miller, 7 00
14 Geo Krionbaum, 700 14 Mrs Weitzel, 700
14 Mrs E Bremner; 700 14 Wm Meer, 7 00
la Wroillarrett, 10 00 14 Jacob Freus, 7 00
WOO BoiliCk, 7 00 14 George Ellokinsn,_ 7 OD.
14' '.rs J M Bryan, 700 14 John Wastendider, 7 OD,
14 Sito2llBlStaufer, 700 14 Strati H Distill; 7 00'
14 Wm 4krmstrong, 700 •14 John Dengler, 700
14 Nisi/rook", 700 14 C Looker, . 7 CO.
14 Mary R p atterson, 7 00 14 J Weaver,7 00
14 A Derr, 00 14 D Sraiick' 7 00
14 Thomas Grier, 7 00 14 Abraham Millings, TOO
14 Joseph W Lea Is, 700 14 Adam:Kremor, . 700
14 Thames Collins, 700 14 Geo W Miles, '7 00
14 - NIMMIss Nettilasen, 700 14 P Glonett, 7 00
14 Matilda-P Flemicg, 7.00 14 Harrisburg Car Cu.,! 00
14 DatileiXotannill, 700 14 &froth, W.Stroop, 700
14 7 homas 'Fraley, 7.00 .14. David M'Cormiek, 700
1.4 Geo Morray, 7-00 -14 samq Machbobach,7 00
14 John Miller, , Jr:, .1 - 00 14" D'Oppepheinier, 700
14 Mrs Ken% • 7 ,00 14 li M M'Onms, 7 00
14 David Neal, 7 00 14 S Bryan, 7 00
14 A Foltz, • 7 00
MIDDLETOWN:
18 PALLauntau,
.10.00 14 DE•Harttu,. 7 00
19 GI Cron, 10' 00 14 G H Lexthart, 700
18 ,/ Bindle, 10 00 14 WD Blensioger, .7 00
14 41 Beettle, 7 00 13 , %%nix & Hake, - 10 00
14 .I,Bencr,• • 00 'l3 Fisher & Smitn, 10 00
/4 F M.:Clure; 700 13 Etter, Sip° & Car
-14 'Gat LaMoan,: 7'oo ' many, 1000
/4 30810H00140k, • 7'oo 1.311end1 . ; & Johnsoo,lo 00
/4 John BlOgland, • 7.00 14 Isaac Stover, 7 00
/3 Maly Brother, 10 00 13 Samuel Landis, 10 00
14 Joseph Doss, 700 11 M B Bander, /5 00
14 8' Koerper, ' 00 14 Him Kurtzman, 700
14 Jacob Itifeht.Son, -7 00 -18 Thomas - Bateman, 10 Oo
wiycyt a Croll, 7CO 18 1.114 Brubaker, 10 00"
/44" - Alberti 7 00 144 Sharer, 7 00
14 Edward Stover, 700 14 Margaret A Snyder ,7 00
14 LB gemperly, 7 . 0 D 13 Tolman Eves, 10 00
14 John,
d ose, - - 7 'OO 14, J. Zimmerman, 700
/4 sitn, • 7 00 18 Henry Mily, 10 00
/o.SlEieter j : . -- 7 00. 10 James Young, 30'00
14 ABOrtney 7 00 14 Adam Ernst. 7 00
Micitutel.Biestel, ' 700 14 9amuel Antrim, 700
14 ..1111Soaring. '7.00 14 John Murphy, 7 00
14 gory Bear, 7 00 14 Martin Stoup, T 00
/4 J Honk .. 7 00 • -
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP
18 GabLEuitlch, -1040''13 Swab & Brother, 10 00
la Wm HoPtaoo2, .... 10 00 14 .7 D.Szyder, 7'oo
14 Prank Vetch," 7 IA 13. Lark &aittrline, 10 00
/4 Geo D Major, 7 00 10 Al,laftle, 10 00.
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8 Geo E. Reribalkr, 80 00 1.4.8 G Steeper, 700
9 Gee Bowman, 25 00 14 9 Eberly, 7 00
9 Gilbert & Brotbee, 25 00 14 JB Miller 700
14 Lev/ Bowman, • 700 14 EGisi Nobler, .7 00
14 J J BOWIMID, 700 Adelaide Magid, 700
WASHINGTON lowismy.
1413 Buffington, 7 4 00 14 Henry Hutln;
14 ♦ Hattie, 7 00
BOROUGH. OF aRATZ
13 Tld 771.121, • 10 00 13 D Lebr o
14 Sol Lautlenelitger, 700
UPPRR PAXTON.
1 8
Buci & Lobo, 10 00 14 J Hoover,
L 4 Wolaild, 00
WEST HANOVER.
14 A Rhoads,
14 J Buck,
7 00 14 J Ze!tars,
7 00
EQIITH EIkNOTER
1411-ftboa - flit, 900 14 II & 8 Cassel, 7 00
164 7 00 /1 B 110010 11Torth, 16 00
14 044,904440, 7 00" 13,A Horner ' 10 00
14 der Lozk' - 1B H Bowen tt Co., 10 oo
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14J D Felty, 7 00 14 E W Knee, 700
.13 Amos Early, 10 00 14 Daniel Wagner, 700
13 J D Gaverleb, 10 00 13 B S Peters, 10 00
14 Peter Betz, 7.00 . 14 P 111111nger, 7 00
13 it Shark, 10 00 14 eamuel Bers, 100
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Jaeob'Rershol, ' -700 IS Xl' Ruminel, - 'lO 00
1 Jonas Miller & Ca, 10.00 li_J.B.lf.eseler, 7 00
1 Marna Rooker, lO 00 14 R T.Mairnel, 700
1.8 .1 a Balsbaugh, 10:00 148 Greenawalt, 700
14 A Fishourn, 7 00 14 A. -Mit; 7 00
18 D J Hummel, 10 00 - 14 M Baum, 700
14 John Woltiaber, - 7 00 3.2 J,& C Maley, .12 60
14 Shoop & Orth, 700 'l4 Ermine; ' 7-00
1311 Matlack, 700 .14.0rtb-it Stickler,. 700
I + O Wolf, . 700 1 4 Samuel ppldle, 700
L eta
14 II Rich,
13 J 9 Foltz,
- LOWER. 8yr.4244:R.L..
14 i 0 Alleman, 700 14 ./esepo *alter ; 700
a Banks it Witre, 7 . 00 /4" BElocp, 700
Er.kt3nri
LOWER. PAXTON.
14,S B Brlttou, V
7'oo_ 14 Samuel bl'Elhorm y, 700
14 /kidel W fto
; k. I.4: s ll4hu"FiiMO; 700
18 Wm Yeager, - - 10 00 . -
10? Erman,
14 Rrittterford A Strlak-
SUSQUEHANNA;
14 Elnpr Lackey, . ... 700 14 G Itlnter, '... ' 100
14 Isaac G. Updegreve, 7 00. .1441 Misealielder, 7 0(
14 Corbetds Welker, 7 0 14 J.O Shoop, . 700
14 J Wetzer, 7 CO
14 J Saitth,
1:4 C Heiklo,
MIDDLE 'P.A:ICTON.
14 J Clark, 17 00 :14 Gaiilak: it Gaymati,.7 00
141 H Fos, ' 100 14.1 . 700
14 J - Stevsnson, 700 14 J Fralm, • • 700
14 Wilson Taliy, 7 00. /4 0 Frtieland, 7 00
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JA.Off,I3ON. ,
14 William Enders, 7.00':14:1.116v% .1 7.00
14 A J.Shammo, .7 00 14 Conrad Enders, 700
14 D G Hoffman 700 'l4 Daniel Tolehts, 700
7 .1 14L WA
14 C C Meredith, 700 .14. GAY M!Connell, . 7.00
14 Henry Zearing, 700' 14-A W Loomis, . 700
14 F J Byrodo, 7 00 14 Win Lodge, 700
14 Wm Shammo, 700 14 G Sammet, 700
14 J Ferguson, 700 Bisicel, • -7 00
14 Wm 11 Reed, , , 700 13 Landis, 7 00
14 11 0 Witman, 700 14 Zeller 8: Shoot, . 00
JEFFERSON.... '
14 J Enterline, 700 -14 G-shusiejr, - 100
14 Park, . •700 : 14.305e1h Mo t 7 00
14 « 700 14 Nialiael Engle 00
- .-W/OONIBOO.--
i 4 R G Stewart; 7.00 . 700
14 1' alive, TCO 14 AB B Matter, 700
14 L Noleu, - . '7 W. 111 Charles Martz,
14 Mary Hebner, 7Ob 9-Illarnner, ' 25.00
J Borman, '7,00 14;.I G Yoder, , 100"
14 Jaceb Rite, 700 14 D IC:McCaw, - 700
14' William Johns Sr Col 00 -
.14` Cbristiiii Mara, 700.
.u.irtnisstrna,-‘BR?Enprii AMD:23MOTILLMRtIIO.•
`9 I,eonara Cramer, •16 00 8-Henry Frisk. ' .25100
Mie M E Garmatr, 'l6 Ob G C Barnitz, • 25 00
Luea,s'Keenig,- 25'00 - • ' ,
. ..M . 111,3888T/71G.
10 13OnevalWILItmart,10
• AOROUGIi OR GRATZ
9 Leobold Liba, 1 16 Ott ' •
; •; 'TIPPER 'PAXTON:
'9 J M Grosh, - 18 00'
Robert Wilson. 16 00. Letbz 60'00
_b Peter &Hoffer, 60 00 0 Louck, 60 . 00
:9 David Frank,
9 George Hain,
moottrsooi •
10 11 Flick, 1009'..:•
mmimmoitirr—m pm ALLY
2 J Wilson, 40 00
lIAIGUSBOIIO--1/1.-
2 Three tables, — -50 "00 - 2 Toil:Yin 161 k, - 421..40110
IdIDDIXOWN--PAININE
4 Jacob Benner, - 500 3 J Rbiglend, 540
WiltiOlniG" 4 &'/ZIMT WIDP4M.-
4 C ' 6 40:4 :Wroth;
4 0 A Banns:irk '5 00'
4Dr W Gross & Co, 10 MX 4 Sltelman,
POI.
An appeal Nlll be field at the Treasurer's Office, In the.
county or Dauphin ,on: Tuesday, the 7th dayof 11aY,.14514
- • • • • 'WILLIAM &NMl'S
...slarouttlleaperekeeri•:,
Assignee • e oNat -
:Estate
TPRE SUB,9CRIB R 9 will gell by getblic
miter? atthe COVrotio, Jit./tarrifibbig, on SatUa
4ay the 15th day ollan neat;
The Farm of John W ower, Senior; &Wilting or 180- 1
acres, actuated 1 11, SnellOhnohla Itownsblp, stoat three
mitesa i trom litairlsbdrg,,adjoittiog lands of John )I.:FRA,
John Zinn and others.
'there are erected on the Farm large Two' StoryrStcone
Souse, a liana Bari; Tenant MUMS; EfotilbreS; --
There is also a large orchard of apple, pear, peach saai
bherry trees or choice varieties, in excellent bearint
Also, several vette of goad Lime atone, which have
been and can be worked so advantage.. • -,
The iroperty will be Eddie a body or 4 Ow* to gilt
peacheaera ; mall* satehtiperffnptorY. _ ~ ~ , L
r Conditions.—One' fourth - t he ' purchase mo ney to be
aid ',within one - week of the.dny of 'lisle, When:Petite.
on will be gleett, auejeot to ,a lease rlitteintie.the bit
f Ord nest. Thu iktrahaser to be ettibled• to :one-half
°crops 3 one-fourta on the' Drat, day "Or Octedier;Ma
esidne on theist of April. The two hest payinsintx to
Carry interest from the day otaale, and. to !be .sitiebto4 ,
torily aeoered. • •
Thera will Mao he 'Offered for sale at the
t ame time 4 1 4
ham the undiTided half ' interest of 260 ttorat'of Cleat,
Lands abutted on the Short Mountain, in Lyketui Vellefi*
Dauphin county. . , , . - 7
A. - 0. lliMiDig,„. ; r .
.., , , . O. F. 311:11114P,._. i•
, aprll24l2aw-wtd 'lv . ' - Aim - knees:
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' ' . NOTICE:
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A MEETINOTaItiIi atop , hole era:of the
jelk.Commenwettlthlnstulittaethimpitni,itt Marrieburg
Will be held at the orileaeLtlcacompany in Third Wow,
on MONDAY, thealath day.4.114T, Naar, between the
Loars often.and twelve o'cldeleAaitifor the election of
Direotore to serve the 911.4VIILystt,
I aolite, CARRIER, Secretary.
BOURBONWHISKEY , ' ,
_
AVERY imperior'attiote . -of BOURBON
,
WHISKEY, in quart battles, in store arid for saletby
JOHN 'H. zuEarsft,
mar 4 * . . Ta. Market *rest.
" • •
n' AVID HAYNES, 1111 ,- .MARKET, ST;
EIIRRISBURG, dßeu6 fpr•
L'ILLIE.'S: PATENT
Wrought and Chilled Iron Fire rand Burglar: .Proof
— I9I4gLr W MOEG --
Strictly the bigh - thlircouittle4lat "aide; that la both
FireotrAtutgiatPr9er, n3ar29 dly
lAMS.= . --Thtee Hundred- . Eats', Stigar
Cured Haw Just recildred . by ' - •" • '
era WY."..DCKIK JR.I4 COQ
10 00
7 00
ilkati and FLOWSR
REM GARDEN; _
Au entire n e w P tec "t llilr e Sl ! °)/ m ..
Jast repelyed at
mu lawn;
=AI ft Market street
"
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL TILINGgL-NEITTIC'AL IN NON'E."
Ntm Wmertistmento
EAST HANOVER
LONDONDERRY.
7 00 -13 Henry Oross, 10 00
coxtwiao:
1000
OWATARA
10 00
REED:. : 7
7,00 1.4 . Ro.nch, ; 00;
700,
13WATARA:
JACKSON.
16 00 • 9 Daniel Tobias, 16 00
LOWER- PAXTO.
18 00 S Shoop,
ASRIJR:d 'PA • WEDNESDAY . AFTERNOON. APRIL 24, :1861
sztaild
SOMETHING lOU VALUABLE
THAN SILVER AR. OLD,
BKiIIUSE
'IT 'WILL RESTORE - THE - WEAK,-
gaiSTATE, THE BLOOD IR 'ALL TI'S ORIGINAL
VIGOR - AND 'PURITY;
PROF 0. J. WOOD%
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
BLOOD - 11,ENOVATOR,,:::',:,.:
i.e - precisely what its name Indicates got, whiltepleatleo>
to the taste, it to reviritylogi:eithilaratiag and latrecgth: •
erring to the vital powers. It alsorevivilles„relostates
and renews the blood. in all Its origlma Vurity, andihuit
reeterea and renders the systenittrealiierable to 'attacks
or diSesse. It is the only preparatioi ever offered to the
world in , a popular formsoaato, be within the reach of
all.
So Chemically and skillfully'combined as to be pie
most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly edapted est to
act& Padget • accordant* withAtistlaws or:.natareoand
hence soothe the weakest stomach, and tone up the di
gestive.orgaint, and allay all;herrhusand'other Irritattott.
IL is'also perfectly exidlartihig Inits . etrectsl sett.yet it 13
never tollbwed•by lassitude or depressiottior , spistts... It
Is composed entirely of;vegetables, - and those thorongbly
conallphig powerful tonic -and soothing properties;.and
donhegoently can never Ware. As a. sore preventive
and cure or • • ' ; •
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,' INDIGESTION, DYS:
MAMA, LOBS OF APPUBIA FAINTNESS,
NERVOUS ,IRRITABILSPY, "NEURALGIA, PAL.
• PITATION OF :THE -.HEART, MELAN- • .
°HOLZ HYPOCHONDRIA, NIGHT • " •
SWEATS, LANGUOR, GIDDINESS,
. . • AND .ALL THAT CLASS OF CA-
SES BOBRARFOLLY FATAL . : " •
CALLIO. FEbrha -
WEAKNESS. A.ND
IRREGULARS- • •
TIES. : • •
THERE IS NOTHING ITS .RQUAL. ,
Also, Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver ".
Complaint,o Diseases of the Kidneys, or any genera. de
rangement of the.larinary organs.
__
It will not only cure the debility following WWI 'and
FEVER; but prevents all attacks arising from lifies'instic"
influences, and cure the diseases at once, if already at- .
tacked... i . . __ ~
TRAVE,TRAVELERS dbould. have a boitle Witltibeth e aS It M..,
LERS
prevents car deleterious - connequenoes follevring
upon change of climate and water. - •- • •.' t .
As it 'invents costiveness. strengthens the digestive
organs, it should be in the hands of-all persons 9f sedan.
tart' habits. • . _ _ .. ...
~
LADIES not accustomed to out-deer exereise, should
allrays,use it.
WIRERS should We it, for it Is aperfeetrelief. Taken
a month or two before the final trial, she will pass the
dreadful period with perfect ease and safety.
- There is no mistake sheath.. _
THE
CORDIAL IS AL LJWt CLA IN FOR
t. • MOTHERS TRY
1
itidtc; you We-Menai, to detect the it amie:or decline
net only of your daughters: hafore:it'be.too 'Lao, bU talso .
your sons and husbands, fur while the former from-falik.
delicacy, Often go down to a premature - grave, rather
Mantel their 0011MM:1n - be knownin time, the kilter are - co
Often mixed up vrith.the excitement of.bigineas„ that 'l4
wen not for you, they too, would travel in the - tioNe
downward path.until ft is top _MM. to arrest their fatal
fall: . But the Mother is always-vigilant, and to you we
Confidently appeal; for we are sure your nover.failing •
affection will unerringly point you. to .Professor WOOD'S
tEtiTDRATIVR CORDIALANDDEOOD RENOVATOR as
6 remedy which ationid , biativeys 'on , hand in time of
' -11 ,3 g4 Whitt the,PreeklaY ArterlfOroughlY..testing the
matter , And no one can have i doulit,
' PROF: WDOWS,IDIETORAITiIt, CORDIAL=It is roe,
battled Is elastics that Payolie*itsinicit'setit tit a climate
warmer than:the West Indies to procure a santplo or the.
treautyOf Prosevpine f in. ittbox.i After ecupe.deliy. the
messenger returned, end ak noon as the lid of the box,
w abreinoved out•fieWall the ills that flesh is heir t0...,..'
Fortunately hope was found in the bottom of the. box.
prof. Wood's Restorative Cordialreyives the recollection
of the. dell, Rif it invigoritelftheldOed; aids the organs
Of thgefitien; Imparts strengthtethenervoas System, and
!balling theclutdel of health, so ent° bid defiance to the
amanita of disease.; WO PeAlthYttOnte, tVnipOged en,.
gr. ,or Yegetable,prodactions and while Xis exams
aspure wine, no inprious tangle can pcissibly follow
its - inio It Is a deSideratuni in the'intediiiiill world, and
those 'who are afflicted with loss of APpetitti, Dytipepsiti. -
loonsmnption, Faintness, Giddinessin Neuralgiai . .Palpiae..
ueis eftrelreart,:44willlihre find anfrifallible panacea-,
`„ , Strlionlit Itailylixpierse , •'- - - - - .. • -
. . pito& WOODT - 11.10TORATIVE CORDIAL and BLOOD'
RENOVATOR is, without doubt, the best To* Cordial
the world. To those who are suffering from general. de.,
&fillip we would recommend its use; for, whileltis ideas
ant to the taste, it is strengthening to the system, and
will at once tend to reinoveeall impurities of a theblood,
and, eradicate all traces of .disease.-' /1. scan taken by.
;the Weakest stomach; whil thbee' in good'healtlfwill at
otteti feel its exhilarating' power. . We are , confident that
'aftisrusine,one.bottle of thie•rordiai 9:tone will be for a
`day without it.—" New York Leader." • .
A PURE, HEALTHY TONIC; and one free from th
~ d eleterious and intnriouttlefiFets sure l e fellow those In
:ordniattinte, : hats:lottgbeetfitt
. .t.rba' a desideratum In
ithh Win! world: ."'Suoitialimic,,and one so skillfully
',combined from the vegetable lifingdoin as to act,,in per.
ffeet accordance with the latnof nature, and thus soothe
:the weakest stomach, and itthe kerne time allay,ner
wßlL4d-,otttettrittatßitlxilkd.:PP-9;llRat4c organs 'elf
which the n11=144411 composen, is' offered In Prof.
lWood's Restorati tlifilialitud RlAlRailevater. Hence,
lit is perfectly adapted tpcid amiyomig. Reader, try It,
Thousanda have already Anne so, and the testimony Is
,nuivirsal In its favor ..,'New York.Atlaa.'" .. .. - ....
'. PROFESSOR W,OOD'S RESTORATIVE' imatmai. AN D.
IBLOOD RENOVATOR,-for thaws of Oelieral•Dtibility;or
Weakness arising front any cause, also Dyspepsia, Nen':
ousness, fight .Sweats, Incipient Consumption, Liver
IComplaints,Rillowitiess; Lose - of Appetitit;;FeinalThi-Weak
stess, in all its stages, a& 9, , to prevent tie contreetion of
fdideetn.'is certainlytiarbeat and mist' Uneablebordial
,ionic and Renovator ever o ff ered to the &filleted, and so 'cheically combined as:tor bathe most posierfullonic
igetr known to medical science, - Reafier i trytt. - ITAribk,
TOO GOOD. We have [to halts - ion In recommending
since we know it to be wattle, pleasant, ' and sure - re=
neat for the- diseases enumerated.—" New Tore Diti
.Edifre'notleing aliment medicine, We. have to be cer
3Mtt it will pronilielf US be•till - that it -41 . ROAM ,
ded: And we would'say that the Restorative • Cot'.
NS and Blood.Renevator of Prof: Wood. wlll4tand the
Stilly, and, in Met, it Is.withont latmdeubt.the first
ole in market for purifying the Blood and strengthen.
the gystem. We have no b , . , tatietein`recommeeding
Muse id all.--a The New-Yorker.” -' •• -• •
.1.0011.T0 YOURSELF IN TINSI. , -How many in souse
nonce of a false . delicaoyeuffer. from- suppregMed,Pain
6,
-or obstrnoted rmitisitration, and think; ecause theY
eletung that nature will' work itself clear
fedii - obstrections, and ißeomei in right la the end; little
firearaing that the needs of death are; already gambit
ge
t et e d 131137jeteeninWritgd19211 vital.
energiesderanged,d el:
VII; and yeti welting of themselves as they ere "if `a
Milady were setbefore theft *Mak 'Woulifrestore aR the
Mimes of the system, and reinvigorate the body,they .
tit'
EotMd take it, and thus be In time to eirteitheir liven...,
thuds, think of this, and at once give them,dbOttleof .
f. Wood's Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator.—
ofite New York Lberier.” - _ . . -. ,
Ci
. . J WoOD,.Propietor,: 4 , 14 ;Broadway ,: New York,
end 114 Market 'asset, Ur Lenin, Mo.. ... , - - .
'li,l-At Nc44l - Broseway, :ell the l'aMblir a ri d ' Patent
Mettleinne-constantly on Lund, alwayelreali anfiginulns,
,Ford & bfacomber, Washington Avenue, Sole agentlf . '
or Albany; Dr. H. tinelli agent for SchenemedY.
Acid also by'A. B. Bands &co., corner or_ Fulton and
William streets. - Janßa , eo fitaw. ' .
16 00
6 00
600
6 00
. . . . . .. _ ... .. _
' '‘. l _-_-_i•__.-=_' .. OHAS.:P.:II.IThEPP.-
,\ -ki..400, * -- us N 08.271 rouRT g _gr41142 ;
'.-‘,, , \ Whinsia., , p - tiL AliELpHli.,
~._ AT TSB OLD" . BTAND.'
_ . -
he- .' - Wholesale and Beta Manufacturer of
' Monnates, Oasis and Purses, Dressing Cases, -
.9_ y. Belts, Reticules,: Cigar Oases,
_ ees Oases, Leather Bags, WrltingDesita,
pocket Books, Port Folios, Bill 800 Itg - :
LAN - CASTER:BANKNOTES
_linneavneistri. •-• •
stinsm, HUNDRED - ii - OLLAR43 -of the.
i • opt e c e it the Laicantar Bank, %lick failed
_snag ,
p r it i rp ees deco, are wanted, for : whictitleletniLinlie 2
e at:be paid.% Apply at' .
a pe
7'HL9 OFFICE,
‘8 . 4,-(to
. .
. ,
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, 0, jit. ok "ut , r'llii ,- - ;. ..I.: '
.... „ . - : - . ". : ffy -- "N.,
_ -,-,z_- - --2:--" -- ..77.. '1 : - "' ;- "* :-:'C
. ,
D• W. GROSS &
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
4):_ . RIT:G_GI - 5."...T.5..,
NO', 19
f‘ , ) A RICET OTREET'
HARRISBURG, PENIV'A.
1--)R.:0440.;t8i
KEEPERS ANI OONSTYMERS,
We are a.dally 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 in this city, f
DRUGS, CH:SIGOALS.& PAINTS,
On.; Vdrnishes and Glues,
Dkeituffs 'Glass and Pcitty ,
Artist Colors and
- - - Pure Givinnd Slaves,
Building Flidd and Alcahal,
Lai•d, Sperm and Plats Mx,
U Ot tl egxYiPts fi nd LaMP Wobeir
Castile Sonps i . Spongegand Corks,
&c., dr.c. , , die
With a general variety
PERFUERY & 'TOILET ARTICLE,
elected.from the beet_manufaotarers and Per
(mere of Europe and this coindr.y.
-going large.dealers in •
LINSEED'OM, VARNISESS, '
ViINDO* GLASS, ARTIST'S
•
COLORS, PAINT AND
ARTIST=S BRUSHES
IN ALL THEIR yARIETIES,
DOLOR& AND BRONZES
OF . ALL KINDS,
cc ;
0
19MAV Pa
_ -
We - Iteapectfally invite a call, feeling con&
dent' that we can supply the wants of all on
terms to their satisfaotion.
TEETH.: TEETH"! I
JONE'S AND WHiTE'S PORCELAIN TEETH,
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
RESTORATIVES
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Coneentrated, Lye !
**sale_ Agents for Saponifier, which we
sell as IoW otiti-bn Purchased in the cities.
THAYER'S , 11EDWAI., FLUID EXTRACTS,
OIL ! CARBON OIL 1!
kelng largi Purchasers iii these 01ls, we can
offer Inducements to close buyers. Coal Oil
Lamps of the most improved . patterns, very
cheap.' All ;kinds of lamps changed to burn
F.AMMILS AND GRAZIERS,
.thoie of- you. who I aie not given our-HORSE
AND: TOWD447a trial Iknow not
their anpoiloetty, an& thi idvantage they omit;
keeping,}lonsei and 9afile healthy and in good
cr*Otiol•
do 11 4:0 11414 fro n : t ca hi ll e O V l th r Cattleeprofit
r t thowTerah*byve
the !Irtoreialtig'civardlik'and quality of lank,
*des improving the general health and sp
., , .
oFIRce oUtheir Cat.tle.
Ontleng experience. In the bubbles givas as
the advantage of a thorough- know.lf3dge of the
•
trade, and our arrangements in %hp: cities are
suck - that we can in-ri very short:time hirnish
anything 'appertaining - id our brains, on the
_
beet'pf terms:,
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
on Our hopes, i - 46 - 7iope by .strict
.attention to
business, a:careful selection of
PURE - DRUGS,
at lair prices; and Abe; desire to please all,(tO"
merit a continuance of the
nating public.
,
5T.1.01n13, HOTEL ) .. ,-
CHESTATUT- ST., , ABOVE TEUR-
PIatiIYELPHIA:
TN.
the immediate .neig•hborhood. of the
Jobbing' kiirceet on liatkel, Third arid Meathut
etreeta:the Banes, -Pod tope, Merchants' 'sMacautsge,
'AMERICAN AND'EUROPEAN PLO.
BOARD PER' ' SI.IRI.
,
Dinnei .betweei •aite 8 o'cleck, 60' costs. • Engle
room from 6800tiessiOntrd. „: • ; „••• :
A ftist tune RestasrantAttAchod. Prices to:Odin to
Bills of Fire, • • • • . •
The City Cara take Pasiolgarii Preto any Station. to
. or
oloae tolbe Hotel. ; • .
jerEngilsk.Frenely Gormiin antOpaniithiw*tu,
PHILADELPHIA..
NEW - • ,*
• BONNET '
- - stoßz
HAS 41,P,EN E
- • WITH A FULL - issortmen
front the •Plilladelphia and New York- most fainionable
establishments, to , which, during the season, additions
of the late& novelties from those establishments will be
constantly reolved., •
888. A. B. BICKERTON,
Formet4y . A. B. Carpenter, - sign
°fibs two 'Bolden
Eagles, first bonnet store from the Iligrisburg Bridge.
maxl9-Siod
. .
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
BOARDING SOHOOL ,
• f
--• . • _
FOR -17)UNG MEN AND POTS,
MOUNT. JOY, LANCAST.I6III. COUNTY, PA.
SUDENTS. prepared for. College or brisi6
nate., Location pleasant, bealthy ,and easy or ac.
°cis by Pennsylvania Balked% For circulars contain:
big terms, Ace:, address the Principal.
aps.loyla4ss F. L..111111111E1. •
NEW GOODS NEW- PRICESI I
FRESH ARRIVAL:OF - GROCERIES I
PRICES 'TO SUIT THE TIMES 1
ITIHE subscribet las justreturned.from
Phtladelphla-with a brae. and ruled assortment of
FRESH GROOMES, QUEENSW, ARE, BACON, HAMS,
NOTIONS, ant everything: mall y. kept in a first 'class
Gro cery,respectfully, claw the, atm:Mona Ins .austo
merit, as well as the public ' generally; to his bat arri'va'l.
Thenktni for , pant patronage he f hopes by, strict Alton:-
Um to business to merit a coutinuanceof the same.
-1: 80W.%
Corneror Third and-Chestdut Mode
apl94tr
- WAR ! WAR! !. ! ! I
TO ARMS!: TO- ARMS-!
POWDER 1 - . POWDER !
TAU' PONT'S ' celebbilid
WPM PlArtleir,tandliar OtheiTtnr' der and Fuse
manunitetured by E,, DC. PONT,
Wlltnington, - Ele). For tale" Id- nientifaainter prices, by
JAXP,S. WHEELER;_.
Harrtaburg, PIN
.
Orderireeeived at warehouie, to any extent, for sup
plying the state Regiments,' Companies, 41xy.- - atirf
N'T•AELC;Kitt .FI.TA:ALGt:ISI!
. G. HARRIS.
. .
UNION
MANUFACTORY,
. .
S. E. CORNER FOURTS'AND VINE STS.,
United States Flaga of all sizes, both Muslin and bud:
lug manufactured and sold. ,ap29.3td
Gni= or TEN Ltacciar Muzzy MAL Co.,—
New 'York, April 6, 186.4. 1 „,
riklianttal Meeiing of the stoakholdlira
; and an election for fleVoll Directere of the - Litkeifie
Valley Coal Company will be held in Philadelphia. at the
office of EDWARD GRATZ, No. 2 South 7th street, on
Monday, facet:4day qralay nest- at 10 o'clock, A'. Mt - -
The polls willopen at 10 o'cloc k and close at 2 o'clook,,
WM. HAWKINS,
aps-2tawte Secretary.
NOTICE.
DR- D. W. 110N48, of Hagerstown,
Maryland, will be in Harrisburg, on, TUESDAY,
April 213 d, at the White Hall- Hotel; where he - may'be
censultedfrom one ohdoolcin the afternoon nab.l Anne at
night, no lotigel' attessent. Dr. 'JONES has many calls
by letter to come to'Harrlslmrg again. -
tDr. JONES Will consult patients one day out of each .
month in the city of Harrisburg. See the regular after
thement in another- part ot thispaper. , --
All afflicted persons wanting to consult Dr. JONES
must bet Ween the hours-above mentioned... -
!4414.1e - vatis. (a1.6-dtap23] DR. It. W, -JONES. _..
REMOVAL.
WE - SUBSCRIBER! would respectfully
11 info'rrn the public that he ban removed his Plumb
hig and Brass Founding establifihruent to NO. 22 South
Third street below Heres HoteL Thankfal for past pat,'
renege, he hopes by strict' attention te.beelieee to merit
_ .
a 'continuance or it. • - - • - •
dr" . • " - •J 40aTAL
RE DR. KANE . REFfItIOEItATOR;
t ICHIS • superior REFRIGERATOR; t 67
ether - with eevera
other abeape r marbe
guild at the manuthetory, at eildeedingirlow-prloes:
I also, a peat , variety or: W4272/1 COOLERS, of sopa:
tior flaish. . &
-
17 S. PARSON
Car Dock and Pear streets, Philadelphia.
• aprilleZtn.
' 0602 07 1170 LTICILVB' VALI= Ren3o4-1);& C 041! CINI
New Yolle, - April 68
; 161.
,
/IIHE Annual Meeting of Btfickholdera
;• and tut : e/qattOn for a President, Seim - Managers,
and a Secretary and Treasurer. of the. Lykena ,
Sidiroadand Coal Comfany wilrbe herd in Philadelphia
at the office of ILDWARD ORA= No: 2,Sonth 7th street, .
on Monday, the 6th day of May next, at 10 o'clock A. IL
]The polls will.opsn at 10 o'clock and clone - at 2 o'clock
P, H. Wid:II.ANVFIiS,
apb•tawte
a. F. - 111C17 MI Mr g
TRAVELING Antrrov THE'
OLD WALLOWER: LINE.
MRIS OLD TRANSPORTATION LINE
"still hi enOceistid operiittonakalprepered.to carry
freight as LOW as ' any other- individual line between
Etarrieburg,.Sunbury, Lewitherg,l9lllhplui;
port, - Jeriel , Rork Look Haim, and a points en the
Northern CerdralOhiladelphia and. Erie, and , Villlsdni
port and Elmira NallroaAe.
Local Agent at Haniabnrg,
D. A. ItIIENGEL
• Goods sent to PEACOCK, ZELI &IIINOHIMAN; NOn• 808
Ma 810 Markekatreet,.above:Bighth,.hra Moloch, P. M.
will arrive at Harrisburg, tardy for delivery, the next
morning. • .-, • ..1?....111:W4c4. • -
ArtnBttt "Traveling anent",
. -
. , " ANTED TO, PURC HASE --
..
TWO STORT:•BRICK• HOUSE, with
' . baelk bullding, locatedin a respectable nelgbbre•
hooe,"ofwbfelrpcfseeeelen will not be wanted - for elgib.
moatba. 4.ialy at . , pal THIS: OFTHIEL
STONE FOR SALE.
11QUILDING STONE or StoneAiii*Je
_p for turnplking purpoera will be deltrere Cie my
pert or the any or lie oloblali. APELy to
mar WM. COLDER, JR.
itax Wr ing = fro.
Buying procured iteara Power Presses, we are
Prepared to execute JOB and BOOK PILOTING of avers
description, cheaper that It an be done at tiny other es,
tablishmantin the country _ _
RATES OF ADVERTEMa
ta-Four lines or less constitute one•_balbattuas
knee or mote fllBl3 four constitute; a 'lVtii:ng" -
Ralf Square , one day—.
one
one month.' A. .. :A
three stiontelL.• ,
.....00
.4 Ell int i Mtha••••••_•• • •• • T ' :SI•I ••• 4
One
square
oonnee ad y .. . . bOO
60
one Week.. ..•..... ............
200
ft one . 3 00
it three m0nth5........ ••••••• 600
she months 800
• 4. owryear 10 00
itirßushmsB notices insertatin the Local column_ j or
hews Marriages and Deaths, FIVE. CENTS PER LINZ
or each insertion.
NO: 94,
arMarriageg and Deagurto - be aimed em regular
BY TREgi
Frotn our-Norning-Editton.
FURTHER FROM KEY NEST.
Advices from Key West state that the stelun
et Atlantic received arms and ansraanition on.
zlioard'. from Fort Taylor, and sailed on the
niorning of thel4tit inst. The U. 8. steamer
Pnwimttan passed on the 14th the transport
steamer Illinois, which was expected to arrive
at Key West on the 15th with stores for the
garriaon;
Major gkench, the new Postmaster at Key
*est Clity; was despatching and receiving the
Mails viallavana.
ARIVAL OF FUGITIVES FROM VIM GiNiA.
Nzw Yomr, April 23.
i The schooner O. U. Lee, from 'York river,
Virginia, has arriVed. She brings as Faso.-
gers 'i', W. Evans, lady and family, G. P.
Anthwell and lady, Jas. Gross and family, and
stiveral others, who had been compelled to leavi
Williamsbritg, Va., for expressh4 themselves
iu favoe of _the Union. The feeling was very
bitter sgahust 'them.
SIRE OF VESSELS CARR'hiG CONTRA
!Vail khooner'Hannah Martin, from l3oston
Dir Baltimore, - and the three-masted schooner s
E. R. Bennett; for Norfolk, with beef and pork,
Whiskey and 'clothing, etc., has been seized by
40 orders of the tioaemment by the steamer
Meicury. TIM steamer Viper is on a similar
duty at the month' of Long Island Sonn4.
IsIENY . B FROII GALVESTON—TRANSPORTS
110,fitiartei Wheeler, from Galveston,
hag aizi~eit . She,left on the Bth inst. All was
then qnlet at 0-alvestOn.
The captain reports passing, yesterday, 20
miles south of Absecom, three transport steam
ers with troops and the same day off liartegat
-two others.
IMPORTANT FROM. MARYLANb. '
. ~ .
~ " Boma, April 23.
; A.priiate dispatch to Mesins.'Sprague & Co..
;says :that the - Gov'ernment had :released the
iac rter,of the. steamer Phineas Sprague, to con
y: troop t , to: 'Washington , in consequence of
t fe-e^fransiarYtilul'ofd;aonoOth:rriootpsiet3:thrguaotrigahnteeßainitlmtohree
*OOPS, ABBMID AT ogAmmitsbutta.
- Cizainfisiaiimii, April 2fi.—MidnighC
t The troops which left Harrisburg at five
+lock, have arrived - and are now leaving
lie cars: The greatest excitement prevails
. ainolfg the citizens and the fears of the timid
are relieved. Many persons were afraid That
Maryland troops would come over and do in
jury to. property and citizens. .
: MORE RAILROAD. BRIDGES BURNED
Yogic; April:23
All the railroad bridges in the State of Mary
lund of thallorthern Central Railroad hare
been burned slime - the withdrawal of the troops.
TtLe railroad company will hereafter only run
to Hanover Junction:
FOURTEEN THOUSAND TROOPS AT WASH
, - INGTON..
New Yoas., April 23.
' l Private akvices from Wasidosiorustato that
,there. were 11,000 troops there yesterday, in
oludin regulars.:.
APPOINTMENT. OF ADJUTANT.
YORK', April 28.
;Isaac S., Waterbury has /pact(' appeinted Adia
t+t id,t4e.Second Pennsylvania Regiment,
;(This is excellent appointment.-r. En.)
gurrAlly IigVEIII.FHTS IN NEW TORE
• Airtera, April 23.
.
The State authoritiss will muster into Imme
diate service the whole.oLthe 30,000 volunteers
authorized by the Legislafure.
THE RHODE ISLAND , WAR LOAN
Four 'times the amount of the State loan ad •
,virtised for.its thetrst instalment was offered
to•dnypite.s4er tent. •
Secreiary
anklittatnx.Spndt in our dity continues W
hicrtixse, 'and additional coMpardes of volon.
I tests areforining•rapidly. I
a The Boaallusirdi, Capt. Wm. H Miller, made
mother street parade last night, and mustered
about serentrmem It-ii:undemtood - their set
3rioes will be accepted by the Governor..
i The company of Volunteers Inuit* The com
niand of Capt. Jas. Donavan--ancold Stager
ti the Mexician war—is rapidly filling .np,: and:
*ill be ready for service, If necessarypin: a few
dltYs•
The company:forraing.in the Sixth ward, an
* the Will Fire Coropa
#y-,-,le.alio `in a piokreastvecondition.
OmsszON.—.ln the-liiit of eoropanies mustered
Into t4e:geprice of" the United sin:tes apOuirT
Cirriki•last Thursday published in last eve
414. aCeidentaliy 9naitt4,,
t at of the Washington Artillery, Capt. Wien,
of Potteville.
.10:
L 0
Ns* Yintsi April 21.
BAND MODS.
Nan Yoax, April 53
SPOKEN
"Nriw YoRK, April 23
ritotrEmlrog, April 22