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DRUGGISTS,
NO. 19
M A RKET STREET
HARRISBURG, PENIV'A.
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, STORE
KEEPERS AND CONSUMERS,
We are daily adding to onr assortment of
good 3 all such articles as are desirable, and
would respectfully call your attention to the
largest and beet selected stock in this city, of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PAINTS
Oils, Varnimhaa and Glues,
Dyea I uffi, Glass and Putty,
Artist Colors and Tools,
Pure Ground Spices,
Burning Fluid and Alcohol,
Lard, Sperm and Pine Oils,
Dailies, Vials and Lamp Globes,
CattUe Soaps,ApOnges and Cairks,
are., &c., &e , „ &e„ &e„ &e &a
With a general variety of
PERFUMERY & TOILET ARTICLES,
selected from the best manufacturers and !Per
femurs of Bilrope and this country.
Being very large dealers in
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD,
----41NSEParottototidairus,
WINDOW GLASS, AIITIST!S
COLORS, PAINT AND
ARTIST'S BRUSHES
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
COLORS AND BRONZES
OF ALL KINDS,
Wa reapeatfully invite a call, feeling cona.
dent that we can supply the wants of all on
terms to their eatisfaction.
TEETH ! TEETH 1 !
JONES AND Wttim'S PORCELAIN TEETH.
PATENT MEDICINES. AND HAIR
RESTORATIVES
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
gifiponifter and Concentrated Lye !
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, which we
sell se low as It oan be purchased in the cities.
THAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS,
COAL OIL! CARBON OIL 1 !
Being large purchasers In these Oils, we can
otter Inducements to close buyers. Coal Oil
Limps of the most improved patterns,
_very
elttmp. 411 kl.nds of lamps changed to burn
Coal OH.
FARMERS . AND GRAZIERS,
Those of you who have not given our HORSE
4110 DAME. POWDERS a trial know not
4tieirenpetionty, and the advantage they are in
keeptng Roues and Cattle healthy and in good
condition.
'i ' :: "0101:;Piede can testify to the profit they have
4eelved from the use of our Cattle Powders by
She *wising quantity and quality of milk,
b l iddie Improving the general health and ap
?ea' ran se of their Cattle.
gin long werience is the business gives us.
t)r a4ruxNce of o thorough knowledge of the
trade and our arrangements in the cities are
incithat ire can in a very short time furnish
anything appertaining to our business, on the
bast of team,.
Timllol for the liberal patronage bestowed
un our house, we hope by strict attention to
boatnesi, a sinful selection of
PURE DRUGS,
0044 1 11#' NUM and the doh* to plague) ail, „
to
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SOMETHING MORE 'PAM/OAX
THAN SILVER OR GOLD,
Ell
IT WILL RESTORE-THE
Etri:AraTz Tax! BLOOD IN ALL ITS, 010414 AL
VIGOR AND PUNIIY.
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Is preciarly what its name indicates; for, while pleasin
to the taste, It is revivifying exhilarating and atrength.
ening to the vStal powers. It also revivitia, reinstates,
and renews the blood In all its original Purity; and thus
matures and rendera the system invulnerable to attacks
of dis•mtie. it la tbe 0..1y preparation ever offered lo the
world In a popular form so as to be within the reach of
all.
% chemically and skillfully combined as to be the
most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted as to
act In perfect accordance with the laws of nature, and
hence soothe the weakest stomach, and tone up the di•
gestive organs, and allay all nervous and other irritation.
It le also pettedly exhilarating In Its effectsl and yet it is
never followed by lassitude or depression of spirits. It
Is composed entirely ofvegetables, and those thoroughly
combining powerful tonic and soothing properties, and
consequently con never injure . As a sure preventive
and cure of
CONL 4 CMPTION, BRONCIIIII3, INDIGESTION, DYS•
PEPSIA, LO4 OF APPETITE, FAINTNEM,
NEKrous IRRITABILITY, NEURALGIA, PAL:
PITATION OF THE HEART, RELAX
OHOLY, HYPOCHONDRIA, NUM
SWEATS, LA.NGITOR, GIDDINESS,
AND ALL THAT CLASS OF OA
SES SO FEARFULLY FATAL
CALLED FEMALE
WEAIINEOI AND
IRREGULARS
TIES.
. THERE IS NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Kidneys, or any genera' de
rangement of the Urinary organs.
It will not only cure Um debility following C 1112,9 and
FEVER, but prevents all attacks arising from Maslow°
influences, and cure the diseases at once, if already at
tacked.
TRAVELERS should have a bottle with them ' as It lit.
falUbty prevents any deleterious consequences following
uponnhange of climates:ad water.
As it prevents costlyeness. strengthens the digestive,
organs, it should b o irr the hands of nil persons of seder' ,
Lary habits.
LADIES not accustomed to out-door exercise, should
always use it.
IdOTHERS should use it, fur it is aperient relief. - liken
a - month or two before the final trial, she pass the
dreadful period with perfect ease and safety.
There is no mistake about it.
TAR CORDIAL ALL3WE CLAM FOR
MOTERRS, TRY IT
god Wynn we appeal, to detect the Illness or details
not only of fear daughters before It be too late, but also
' , careens and husbands, for while the former from faire
delicacy, often go down to a premature grave, rather
won lot their condition bo knownin time, the latter are so
often mixed up-with the excitement of business, that Ifit
wore not for you, they tt o, would travel in the lime
downward path until it is ton foto 'to' arreAt their:Mal
fall. But the mother is always 3igilottd, and .to you we:
oonfidently appeal; for we are aura yak- neverafalAna
Motion will unerringly petal you to Protegeoy WOOD'S
RR-510RATLVN CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR as
the remedy which should ho always on hand In tiate of
need.
- -
Read what the Prom say after thoroughly testing he
mater, and no one can have a defibf.
PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL—It Ii ree
corded In claiming that Paycho was onceeeot to a climate
warmer than the West Indies to procure a samplti of the
beauty or proserploe in a box. After some delay the
messenger,reterued, and as soon as the of, the box
was removed out how all the Ills that flesh is heir to.—
Fortunately hope was found In the bottom of the box:
Prof Wood's Restorative Cordial revives the recollection
of the story, for it invigorates the'blood, aids the organ*
of digestion, imparts strength to the nervoul systeim, and.
fordlies the citadel of health, so as to bid defiance to the
assaults of disease. It Is a healthy antic, composed en
tirely of vegetable productions and while it is egnilara
ting as pure wino, no hilarious results can possibly fbilow
Its use tt to a desideratum in the medical world, and
those who are afflicted with loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Consumption, Faintness, Giddiness, Neuralgia, Palpate.
Don of the Heart, ha., will hare find an Infallible panacea.
Donis Daily Express."
PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL and BLOOD
RENOVATEIIat, without doubt, the beet Tonle Cordial in
tits world. To thosb Sri* are suffering from general , der
Witty we would recommend inflte; for, while ft is pleas.
ant to Die taste, it is strangthitaingta. tile system, and
will at once tend to remove all Impurities of the blood,
and eradicate all traced of disease. It can be taken by
the weakest ittomanh, while those in good health will at
once feel its exhilarating power. We are confident that
after using one bottle of this Cordial none will lie for a
day without it.—" New York Leader."
A PURR, HEALTHY TONIC., and one free fkom tb
deleterious and.injurious afflicts sure to fellow those In
ordinary use,, has long been felt to be a desideratum:ln
the medical world. Such' a tonic and one so skilthilly •
combined from the vegetable kingdom ea to *akin per
fect accordance with the laws of nature, and thus soothe
the weakest stomach, and at the same time allay ner
vous and other irritatioas, and tone up all the organs of
which the hatnan body is composed, is offered in i Prof.
Wood's Restorative Cordial and IdorslWlflunstor- Ale"
It Is perfectly adapted to cid and young. Reader, gyn.
Thousands have already done so, and the testimony Is
unive r sal in Its facgra—"New York Atlas."
PROFABSOR woorys RESTORATIVE{ CORDIAL AN 9
BLOOD RENOVATOR, for the cure of General Debility, or
Weakness arising Trim any cans', also Dyspepsia, Net,.
, oneness, Night Sweats, Incipient Consumption, Liver
Complaints; Bilk:Maness, lass of Appetite, Female Weak
next, In all its stages, also,,to.prevent the contraction of
disease, is certainly the beet and most egreeabila cordial
tonic and Renovator ever offered to the afflicted, and so
chemically combined at to be the most - powerful tonic
ever known to medical &Setae. Reedit, try It: - Vat
DO You GOOD. We have no boats ion recommending.
sty aloes we know It to be a safe, pleasant. and sun re
medy
P 1 for the diseases enumerated .-:" New York Dia
ls
.
.
Before noticing a patent medicine, we have to be Gee
tame that it will prove itself to be all that it Is recom
mended. And we would say that the Restorative Cor
dial and Blood Renovator or Prof. Wood will stankthe
teat hilly, and, in faot, It Is without any doubt .the brat
article in market for purifying the Blood mad grellgtholl
- the system. We have no ber 4 taition M recommending
its use to all.—" The New-Yorker."
LOOK TO YOIIIINELF 11l TIMML—Bow many Inconse
quence of a false delicacy suffer Beni se data.
tut, or obstructed mensuration, and think hi:deals they
are young that brand-by nature will' work itself elean
from obstructions, and all oome In right in the en 'little
dreaming that the seeds of death are alreadyge4olua
ting In the system, because the vital energies Im
paired, and the entire animal economy deranged"; deblß.
tated; and yet, aweless of themselves as they' are If a
remedy were set before them which would name all the
functions of the system, and reinvigorate the .bot r they
would take 11, and th us bola hawk to save their vas.—
Parents, think of this, and at oncwalreAheat ribcage of
Prof. Wood's Restorative Co rdial and Blood Renovatee.L=
"The New York Courier."
0. J WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway, New iork,
and 114 Market street, Bt. Lock, Mo.
WAt No. 444 Broadway, all the lhuntly and Patent
Medielnos constantly on band, always fresh and genuine.
Ford & Macomber, Washington Avenue, Sole agents
or Albany; Dr. B. Snell, agent for Schenectady.
Sold also by A. B. Surds & Co., corner I t lr s. rl , 4ou and
WilLLamstreets. thirW'
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. - -. CHAS . F. RUMP
.........______,''' ) . 6l ‘ki , . 118 NORM 70Willt Err
111..111111. . PEILAD2I.I.IIIA,
. AT TILE OLD STAND.
Wholesale and Retail Rannfactaurer of i
Port ltionnstes, Cabo, and Purses, Dressing Clasen,
Stoney Bette, Retioalee, 41,gar„__,,,CILIMill
Banker's Chats, Leather Bags, tit, .
_. , a fi Lft.;
Pocket Books, - Port Fade, I-' ' Bartow% *o•
octs , ely : - -: .
LANCASTER BANK t NO
ciEVERAL HUNDICRD .IX)%ti'4B f the, thotee of the liaoseter Ilaalkhertildr, 0,11- " 4
tareeyeare shee t are witateeetbresklelf the log nk
will be paid. Apply at'
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"IND,Ei'ENDEN,T ' IN ALL THINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE."
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PRO k'. 0. J. IVOODIS
ARRISBURG, PA.,. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 26, 1:861
fftiactilantousoA
Assignees' Sale of Real Estate.
TSUBSCRIBERS will sell by publics,
onory at thi Court Rouse, at Harrisburg. on Sable'
day thell.th day of June next, - at two o , cick, P. M.
'
.The Farm of John Wallower, Senior, consisting of 188
Scree, allotted hi Susquehanna township, about three
miles from Barrhiburg, adjoining lands of John H. for,
Jelin Zinn and others. •
I here are erectedhn the Farm • large Two Story Stone
House, a Bank Barn, Tenant Houses, Stables, fse.
There is also a large orchard of apple, pear, prachand
cherry trees of choice varieties; in °lemma beating or."
,der.
Also, several veins of good Lime Stone, which have
been and can be worked to advantage. ,
'Phe property will be sold In a body or in parcels to toll
purchowers ; and the sale be peremptory.
Conditions.—Ono fourth the purchase money to be
paid within one week of the day of sale, when posses
sion will be given, alibied to a lease running to the Ist
of April next. The rturohaser to be entitled to one-ball
the crops ; one-fourth on the fret day of October, the
residue on the Ist of April. The two last payments to
carry Interest from the day of sale, and to be satisfac
torily secured,
There will also be offered for sale at the same time and
place the undivided halt interest of 150 acres of Coal
Lands ettcated - on the'Short Mountain, In Lykens
Dailphin county.. -- .
A. 02 MI&TER,
C. F. MIJIINOIL
epril2-d2ser-wtd Asaignees.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA.
IN the immediate neighborhood of the
Jobbing Houses on Market. Third and chestnut
streets, the Banks, Pest °Moe, Merchants , But/sage,
&c.,
WM BM ON T 1
AMERICAN AND EIIROPEAN PLAN
BOARD PER DAY
Dinner between 1 and 8 o'clock', 60 cents. Single
room prom 50 cents upward.
A first mass Restaurant. attaohod. Prinz according to
BID/ of Faro.
The City Oars take Passengers , from any Station to or
close to the Hotel.
syr-Engdsh, Freneh, German and Spamtshookeu,
aui Bm.l •
.PHIZADELPHIA
. .„
NEW, .•
BONNET \ll
. ; •
.1311iitt
fz-, HA S' OP Eli Y, D
WITH A FULL assortmen
Prom the Philadelphia and New York most fashionable
establishments,.to which, during the Season, additions
of the taloa novelties Dorn 'those establishments will be
constantly received.
• MRS. A. B. BICKERTON,
Formerly A, B. Carpenter, sign of the two Golden
Eagles, first bonnet store from the Harrieburg Bridge.
nurle-Sold
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
BOARDING SCHOOL,
• FOR YOUNG NEN AND BOYS
JOY, LARICASIVAiIfC COUNT:It,
SITTIYEIM pre parers` tot Ccilleke Cirthrßir,
mak Location pleasant, healthy and easy 'or ac
cess by Pennisylvanla Railroad. For olrr,ulani contala
tag taus, sco., eddreee the Principal.
aps.3.otdadtw E. 1.. MOORE.
WAR!.WAR ! 1 WAR !! !
TO ARMS ! TO ARMS I !
POWDER 1 POWDER
Dl3 PONT'S celebrated GUN, ANr)
RIFLE POWDER, and all other Powder and Paw
manufactured by E. I. DU DONT, DE NEMOURS & CO.,
Wilmington, Del. Her sale at manufaiturer3 prices, hi.
their agent, JAMES N. WHEELER,
Harrisburg, Pa •
Orders rstelved at warehouse, to any extent, for slip=
plying the State Re . Imetts, tßompanles, deo. 411 7
FX.a.A.QI9I I FlTAllLariall I
G. S. HARRIS 3 '
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I
UNION H' 1.., ..ELG
. . MANI/FACTORY, ' '
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S. E. CORNER FOURTH •AND VINE 8 . i.5.,
PI-UIeft.E3ELPHIA.
United States Flags of all sizes, both Walla and '''.
t
iny manufactured and sold. d '
Orram or rue Liam' Timm Co.u. Co ;'),
.., - ?felt' 'Rah, April 6, 1864 ;
HE Anotial keetibi of the Stoclihollers
lnd an election for Boren Mestere of the L*ena ,
Coal Compagy will behold In Philadelphia at the
Mee of EDWARD GRATE, No. 2 South 7th street, on
Monday, the 6th day of May sat, at 10 o'clock, A. If.
The Tolle willoyen at 10 o'clock-and-close at 2 o'clock,
aphalattle .. „ .
.. ' .. . . , Secretory.
NOTICE
DR. D. W. .thisit3, of ilageretoVirll ,
Maryland, will be hrfflarrlsiturg, on TUESDAY,,
aprlialld at : the -WM% Hap Untelowhere he may ho
'coruin.W'from one °Vont itrtim'afternocin until nine at
night, no longer at present - Dr. JONES has many calls
by letter to come to Harrisburg again.
Dr: JONES WM consult patients one day out of eibah
month in the city ot Harrisburg. See the regular 'dyer
-
Unmans* another part of this paper. , . •
All afflicted persons wanting to consult `Pr. JONES
mast out between the hours above mentioned. •
Advise'grail". • [attlAitap2S] • Mt. D: Ifft ;OM.
THE DR. BANE REFRIGERATOR.
sqerior REFAIOEILVI I olt, to
ountrtle==.l,:the7celeilan7s low prices. be
Alm, a great variety or WATER CC. LIMA of VP&
tier doish.
idlif3o/14 P.
Cor. Doak and Pear streets, Philadelphia,
aprill64.ln
On= OT iQa Lynam' Y.&tw itallatoan At Oa. Co.,
• . NowYorkt A114 16 i
Annual Meeting of they tookholdera
anand an auction for a President, Seven Minagers,
an and
Searetary and Treasurer of the Lykeret , Tetley
Railroad awl Coal Company will he held in Pau adelPhia
at the °Moir or-EDIPARD GRATZ, N 0.2 South 7th street,
on Afoilddy, tits Etll day of Moj neat, at 10 o'clock A. It
The palls will open at 10 Wolof* and obese a 2 o'clock
P, 11. TOL SILWITINS,
aps4awte- Secretary
. •
O. w. tr ma .1v - Izic
TrltaniG AGENTaFti ng
OLD- V AL 0.41 1 1 LINE.
•
r s OLD tairzapoitrATloN LINE
and prepared to carry
, still In sumiessfal °parades
slit as LOW as any Ober individual Ibis between
Philadelphia, Marrlsburg,Manburn Lewisburg, Williams
port, Jones Mbar% left :Haven, and all points • On the
Northern Central, Philadelphia and Pla,.antl Williams
port and Elmira Balkoads.
WAgwt at Harriaburg,
• Goodswent- PUCOON,IMILL SCLUNOMMEN, Nos. 808
PM iiiiiirket sir above itsbu 44. ko, P.M. ,
wEI arfiye ntllarrisiburg, read/ for a v th e next
• L • ,EX
11:=
pia nB Amens.
Etii
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WANTED Tt P, g !F , s
;' , gTWO I STORY , Biti, V ,uv4, wi
a b a 4bandbioocatadia- • • olvittbor
"' *olol.ooAltol/0* *seed r ei:
MOR ".• APPIIat [ 412 1 Ma 01.
4 ;of
Ceirgraplj,
From our Morning Edition.
WASHINGTON SAFE.
We.douht not that the safety of Washington
city is now secured, says the Bulletin of :last
night. The railroad from Annapolis to Balti
more is in the hands of the Federal GoVern
naenkaiid Ala believed that the rails that, had
been removed have been relaid loy this time.
The road will be well guarded along its whole
length, and will be used for transporting troops
and supplies. By this time it is probable that
several thoutand good and well disciplined vol
unteers have been added to the troops in
Washington city, and communication with the
Northern States through Maryland will be
kept up, no matter what the Baltimore mob
may say on the subject. If any serious , ob
struction should be offered, the Government
may compel Baltimore herseif to allow a free
passage through her own streets. There is
power enough to do it, and but little more
provocation is needed.
LIST OF Campania sworn into the service of
the United States yesterday, by Capt Simmons,
U.S. A.
Jaeloon Independent Blues, Capt. Sam'l A.
M.'Kee, of Pittsburg ; Fireman's Legion,Captl
John H. Stewart, of Pittsburg; 'United States
Zonave Cadets, Capt. George W. Tanner, of
Pittsburg; Lawrence Guards, (A.) Capt. Daniel
Leasure, New Castle, Lawrence county ; Law
rence Guards, (B.) Capt. Edward O'Brien, of
New Castle, Lawrence county; Duquesne Grays,
Capt. John I. Kennedy, of Pittsburg; Wash
ington Invincibles, Capt. James Armstrong, of
Washingtim, ' Washington county. ; Union.
Guards, Capt. Wm,. A. Tomlinson, .of Pittsburg;
Monoughela Artillery, Capt. Robert J. Cooper,
Monongahela City,Washing,ton county ; Wash
ington Infantry, (A.) Capt. David B. Morris,
of Pittsburg; Negley Cadets, Capt. J.Bronme,
of Pittsburg; Washington Infantry, (B.) Capt.
John_D. M'Farland, of Pittsburg ; Union Ca
dets, Capt. Jobn W. Patterson, of Birmingham,
Alleghany county ; Fort Pitt Guards, Capt.
Wm. A:. Charlton, of Pittsburg ; Butler county
Blues, Capt.. Jacob Zeigler,. of Butler, Shaer
county; Washington Infantry, (C,) Capt. Wzn.
Mays, of Pittsburg.
$1.5().
Up to last evening there have been one k•un
dred and twenty companies sworn into the ser
vice of the Uoited States, making in the aggre
-gate a force of nine thousand two hundred
• ,fiarli.truak and file. Four additional
panies reported themselves lasi evening{ and
will.be mustered into service this morning,
which will Increase the aggregate nnmUr 'to
nine thousand five hundred and forty-eight.
Over two hundred additional companies have
offered their services, none of which, how p ver,.
under the present requisition can be accefted.
. .
Fuernva VIEGINIANS.—SeveraI familioi, ac-
companied- with their household effects, aAived
in this city. in _wagons last evening. ll'hey
formerly resided in Virginia, within six inilers
of Washington, and were compelled to fl e on
account of their political opinions. Tr,ciar
bi
versatien . with one of the fugitives ; —a old
roan, whose hair was silvered over wit the
frosts of seventy years or more, and whoa amid
to be the grandfather of the flock—he pre
tau& affected; and is reply to a remarry, he
raised up both his arms and exclaimed; in a
VAce full of emotion, "Yes! thank God, 1 am
once: again in the Union." : ,
irLAO ON THE LAZIOASTIMIAN SCHOOL Horiss..—
A large and handsome American flag will be
raised over the Lancasterian School lion"
Walnut street, between 1 and 3 o'cicck to'lmor
row afternoon, under the direction of 110. B.
Campbell, the janitor of the building. It is sug
gested that the children belonging to the school"
shred meet on the occasion and distinguish
the event by singing the "Star Spangled !Ban
ner," and other patriotic odes.
........-...
Tits "Ipciair, GRATB" is the name of one of
the new military companies recently formed in
this city, and nal the "Loohiel Guards" as 'er
roneOusly reported by us yesterday. The head
quarters of the company are located in the Et
change building,. Walnut street, where' able
bodied young men imbued with a patriotic
spitit mar at all times have an opportunity of
signing the muster roll. I
P.B.OPOSATS POll, Mr maim Stoins.-11. o.i Hall,
Quarter Master General of the . Peurnylvania
trooPslas isued proposals for the purclui.se of
a large' , quantity of military stores. .Sle ad
vertisement-in another part of this ,evehing's
nILIGRAM.
TWZRE WAS NOTHING of any importance Itr UM
pired at Camp Curtin yesterday, nor was
the same bustle and activity manifetted as On
the few previorui days. The Camp hiui now
been reduced to about two thousand men.
A Lorry Imam Form was erected -hat eve
rang in front of Leamy's clothing store, corner
of Third and Market streets, from -which a
beautiful American flag is now unfurled to the
breeze. Lopflity it wave!
Homo GIMRD.—The young men cf our city
favorable to the formation of a “HomeOuard,"
are requested to meet at thelanise of the Hope
Fire Company it'7 o'clock this avening.
Arms ADD A3warrroN.—Five hundrad bozo
of the imp;oved rifle-muskets, and a larks
( 11 1 1Affi7 of • tlon were reesiirod , ;. by thoi
military an , • this city yesterday, and
dePogitatia S.x Arsenal.o;•-.2,
•' ' •
Ira * Cora de , PYll ,, ' annfadrinad'arical
or the seceders " . asst.
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BY TRIM
Ul=el
THE WAR!
ENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK 801-
' DIERS AT WASHINGTON•
ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.
A MAIL SENT 'BY EXPRESS.
GENERAL OADW,&LL4, ; /).E4CB RESIDENCE
NOT BURNED
Provisions Seized.;
A NEW YORKER ARRESTED.
Reply of the President to the
Baltimoreans.
CANADA . RENDERS AID.
ARRESTED :FOR TREASON
Nrw Yore, April 26.
We learn that official= information has here
received here today, that the Hew York and
Massachusetts regiments' that were in Annapo-:
have arrived in Watibington.
A sufficient force of PenusylVania Volunteer
holds Annapolis. The roacl:frcinfAnitipolis is
repaired and in completrpossession of the Go
vernment. ' ,
A military force. holds the ot. Annapolis junc
tion. llama& is in•full operation, and troops
and supplies are passing'over . it as fast as they
arrive. ,
The sialbi seventh and twelfth .Now York
regiments= at Washing/Dn.: l May are pos:-
eci at the.nasry •yard.> The Capital may now
be considered . side fromall atterapiato assault.
.
The Baltimore .San 6E hat 'eveziot ;speaya
aboutdthe , e,lection as. progressUig piety) the
Isal
number .of)votes .being compauttivelk-!
63
l.
There ataino,oppositichr to the Southern /Etl Iti;
Ocketi..abd.being riotbrited the peoi4lalicle f 6,.
mot, steal - inn:2lx toltlielt tamenienrar:r L 121. 6. ,
4_heavy.msdl-vpv*fi) , to, Was
expiesi: ,Thandirxd
Government, no maitbad been received.
The yeport id the bayriing of. Gen. . Cedwala!
deee realdence build to be 3ncarrect..
k freight twilit 'containing ,PiOViaiontl, etc.,
had been seized at Slemnier's Rim.% _ Ithr sup-
Posed to• have been intended fOr the -Mtotartehu
setts iteginient. • '
Quartermaster Cook, of the Seventh New
Fork Regiment; has been arrested as a spy.
• The Bremen ship Adniiial, loaded for Liver-,
poolv bad been seised. by the liuthoribles.
We'learn from a gentleintus who has jnst i re.
turned from Washington, the-partioulsre of the
interview, last Monday, between'the President .
and the Baltimore Oonferencw lie thus riposte
the precise nature of -Mr:Lincoln's expressions
• . •
on that occasion. •
The'Committee presented themselves before
the President and entered upon thelr
v mfosbn;
After frotee'Prelirainary remarks, Mr: Lincoba
said : "Gentlemen YorthaVe'come here to
. asir
peace on any terms, s u ch a ' desire, o n . such
terms, is not like - the comairof 'Weshingto'nOi
Jackson. They' (the . rebels) attacked' Port
guioter. Yon attack -troops sent to the Fede
ral Government for'the:prkection of the same
and for the defence of the lives and property of
the inhabitants of-this city. Mylniendowtiever
was to attack: Maryland; brit' to have those
troops, as" I saki before;.for, the protection .01.
Washington. • - -
"Now, gentlemen, go•home and tell :your
people that if- they Will .not attack :118i -Wei will
not attack them: But if 'they do - attaili.nli,
will retdrn it,- and that severely; Tholfe *pm
mid Come-to Weshhfgton, and that Akron&
Maryland ; tbefcim neither go. under. it, nor
can they -fry over it, and- sway- Mum. -ooam
Ti/BOUGH IT." - : . _ . •
MATERIAL AID FROM CANADA::
A private letter to a gentleman - of this i city,
dated Chicago, Atail 22d;laystz.., •
"The voltuiteers from our plikce have. Jr* left
for Camir Yates;at ;Springfield:l The;
quota is already raised . and will' , be biquarteis
by this evening. There is a marbity of amain
the West; but , the Government of 'Canada. his
nobly come to our aid ind offend' us 80,000
stand of arms, 10,000 of which will•be here to
night."' • , •1 , _ , •
MMMI3Z FOR TREASON.
Cimartmx, Afail 24.
'Ogilvie Byron Young was arrested lastleien
ing at the Spew= How, by the•Uniteitptiies
marshal, on the ehargoiof treason. 1.14•54a4
correspondence was" fou4d in ids poser ili ri
He will be examined before:thw - Unite'd statea
oourt to-morrow. !:
MORE ntooTs:commita.
NSW Y6RX, April 26.
The at,eamshipßinpire City, lies arrived from
Texas, via Havana. .s ; he: has op hoard three
hundred and sixteen of 'the Third Regiment
and two hruidred and seventy-seven cwralu
of
the Second Ragiment. • -
• - •
The Empire City reports the trniftrd Wit t e ,
steamer Ittohawk, at Efavana, fOi t4fflileivistEut
wss to satijoacmisjwo d'at'e :
.The-1;r#414.1.344A.,0490P3,q4kn0A, 54
sett lIIRIUMOIL :the 26ti.with.§
West.
&ham tintigl atm
Having procured Steam Power . "Ptemsee, we are
prepared to execute .108 and BOOK PRINTING of every
description, cheaper that titan be done at any ether SS
tabnahmentin the country,
_
RAM OF ALVFMMKG.
,Four tines or less constitute one-Lill SAM" Mg
Lees or more than four constitute a square.
Half Square, ono day,
. .. ihnn onennwth inoi x. .......... ........
300
" six months 4 0
06 e i r........ ......... ...... 600
One &mere one y so
" • one Week. ... ... 200
I' One menth . . 800
three menthe- ............ . 6 00
0 . ; ilx months..... .800
,
000 VOX 10 00
Erßtainees notices Inserted in the Lead rehata, or
belbrit Marriages and Deaths, FIVE OEMs PER LINE
or each tostrtlon.
NO. N.
airktartiorges and Delthis 14. De charged u reiruLir
advertisements.
NAVAL AND MUTANT MATTERS AT
BOSTON.-
BOSTON, Ayril
The oath of allegiance to the United States
was administered to the officers and crew of
,the steam frigate - Niagara, when all but four
subscribed to it. Their names will be stricken
from the roll.
A full company, to form another corps of
Flying Artillery, has enlisted ender Mosin G.
Colt. They will have six rifled amen and all
the equipments for efficient service.
The steamers Massachusetts and South Caro
Una are Wing converted Into war vessels.
1111XtARY MOVEMENTS--PENNSYL
VANIA.
The Taylor Guards, an efficient company,
under Capt. Rio. H. Filler, left this morning
for Harrisburg. A number of men from Cum
. s
s
beriand Hd. arrived here and joined the
qtiarde. They were accompanied to the ren
dezvous by, a large number of our best cull
.
sops.
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Yrms and Money Walled by Defender of the Union
—Suggesttons for an Armed Netttalffy, 4c:,
The following despatch from General Leslie
Combs, of Kentucky was received in New
York, yesterday :
To A.. L. SANiDER
Mr. Crittenden is absent. Can we get amid
and money,for self-defence in the Union? When
and how ? LESLIE COMBS.
The following Is the reply :
• New Yosx, April 24.
To General Leslie Coombe, Franfort, Ky.
General Wool sent your dispatch to the Pres
ident by express. No telegraphic communica
tion. A. L. SAHNDIIRS.
• Mr. Saunders also sent the following commu
nication to the President:
• New Your., April 24.
To Nis Excellency4braham Lincoln, President
of the United States, Washington city, D. C.
If the State of 'Kentucky assumes the position
of a strict "armed neutrality," remaining in
the Union, not petmitting troops from the Co
nfederate States to pass over her soil, will it be
necoptary for the Federal Government to march
lts'ffobps through that State when required to
sena Them South to suppress 'revolution in the
GottiMiStates?
SAUNDERS, of Baducah, Ky.
Of comae nit response, to the above can be re•
•'fed for- seVeial days, cut off as all regular
untationvire between New York and
Washington.
The stunner Hannah M. Johnson, leaving
Pepin:6la' yesterday morning, reports eight
war vessels off the harbor. It is enplaned they
contain. reinfOreements for Fort Pickens.
A CARD TO THE LAMS.
DR. DUPONOO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOE PENA T.T2.
Midilble., n correcting, regulating, and removing al/
ohstruptions, from whatever cause, and al.
ways successful WI a .
preven
R R.RE PITLS HAVE BEEN USED BY
the, doctors for many years, both In Prance and
merica, with unparalleled 111100148 in every case ; and
be is.urged by many.thousandladiett whit used them, to
make the Pills public for the alleviation of those suiTering
from any iiregulaseitied whatever, as well as to prevent
an. increase of family ; here health will not -penult 4.
yernalea partiaularly situated , those imppoemg them
selies so, are cautioned *hut these Pills while in that
condition as they are sort to produce, miscarriage, and
, the proprietor assumes no responsibility after this who o.
Union, although their mildness would prevent, sup mis-
Chief to healih--otherwise the Pills are recommended.
Fns antexplielt directions accoinpany each boi. Primo
El 00 per box. Sold wholesale and retail by
CHARLES A. BANNVART, Druggist,
No. 2 Janes Row, Harrtaburg, Pa.
“Indies,7 .hy 'wading him NOM to the Harrisburg
I post (Mice, can have the Pills sent tree of obsenstion , to
any part of the country (confidentially) and "free of pis
toga". by mail. .Sold. aso by S. B. ftsvien, Beading,
'Jouirsor Hotrowav & (bicolor Philadelphia, J. L Un
=MR, Letraitonwalatil il eu ms . , Urswear; J. A.
WOLF, Wrightsvi ll e; B. T. Mims; York ; and by one
druggist in 'every 'eat and village in the Union, and by
S. D. How;, Ole : proprietor, New Mirk. ,
N. B. Look out ibr counterfeits. .Ituy no Belden Pills
of any kind waken every box is signed S. D. Howe. All
others are .11, ,base. imposition and unsafe; therefore, as
yon - vithie your lives and health, (to say nothing of be.
lag htimbugged,out of your money ) buy only or those
who show the signature of S. D. Howe on every box,
wtrlokilitniribentlY been 'added on account of the Pills
: 1 0 1 4 c,F.nt04.1
iinPowrarer TB FEMAIES.
,
Da. C,HESM.AN'S Pll4B,
Yreparod by Cornelius L Chesseman, M. D.,
NEW yQBK CITY.
111Hrelititbintitteri 'of IngredientB in these
PNs are the result of it long and traittialwit practice.
Tppp tge mild in their operation, and certain hsconrecting
fetialul bfenstruallOns, removing all ob •
atrwitiona, whether from cold. or.btherwile, headache,
pahnin the side, palpitation of the Imam whims, all ner•
Wen - attendee, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, dr, disturbed sleep, wkdaharlse from utterruPlice
of IlitUre,3
- • mkuttED -, Litm,
Dr. cheasennues Pills are Anyaluable, as they will bring
on the liichadY Pitied with iegnhuity. Ladles who have
been-ditiappointed.in .the use of other Ms ran place the
Avast confidence hi Dr. Qbeeidenan's Pan doing an that
they representto do. " •
- • NOTION.
' Mere is one fiondithitief the female water in whelk the
'Pere armee be bike» toehold prwlemtud . a rifer=dit
ERSUL2 Me condition. referral to is PitiGNANOY—
gie 1113CAIMUCZ. AMA the mv e dstibk
teatime) the maiwthe to restore he somearlanctiont Is a
noretta. onwistioni that Pen . taro/mute power (1
nature cannot nowt
v virei rr a n teg purely vegetable, and free from anything
m . .giolicit,directions,. winch should be read, au ,
comPubYeach bat. Pelee $l. 'Sent by matt on - enclosing
41 to .1)5 Oolualagi 1.. 0 111 0MOWIN BOX 4,684 Peet
New YOrt
Sold by oce Iggiatintiargtotinta the United States
BUTCHII4OB,
GeneralAgnitt fertbeUnited States.
• .14 Broadwal, New Yeah,
o whom td/ Wheksale orders should be addresed.
'gold iti'l3arriaburg by C. A Bminviire. •
0v29-dswl
• f igrAMEIOOD
„
:LOST, 'MOW I RESTORED
JUST . . PUBLISHED ..ON, %WC NATURE,
TKENT AND RADIC AL CUBICIIPHIMATOR
,rarIeaIinaI &Ail tierraaa
'3a.aAnntarr- 4daldalia and Irdantannlr. renatini
ten flaltabuse. An. or trot: caivorwou, M. D.—
anaialtidaVia a plain twoolipo, to soli sid4rtimiiptit
Trt two "wax bi Dr. CRAB. J.
oiteck,lieW O Aee •
416811: • ' ." , _ w
l °4
one Week I. ar
B&DIPORD, April 25.
FrulacroAD, Ky., April 23
F%Ohl FORT PICIIENE.
Nov OBzwaxe, April 23