paiip ititgra,O,
El AHRISBURG, PA
Wednesday Morning, October 9, 1861
MATERIAL FOR SALE.
Tuo Powsit PRESSES, old Adams' Patent.
Two ltioN BAND PitESSEF, one nearly new,
and a large amount of second hand Printing
re 3t e dal, will be sold at exceedingly low prices,
, 3 01 or approved paper. All these mated-for
an , in a msxl condition, and would answer
it country office. They must be sold to make
Imo for new and mow extensive machinery.
Apply at this office immediately.
Tali; FUNERAL of the late R. J. Ross, Esq., took
ids,e at 3 o'clock yesterday, from his resi
ilew and WIIS largely attended by his relatives
scd (fiends.
oi a ItEADERS in want of anything in the up-
Istaing line, should visit the establishment
T. Barnitz, No. 109 Market street, near
clie4lepot. Read his advertisement in another
WATER IN THE CANAL.--The Pittsburg Dia
kirci, of Illenday says that water was left into
the caual last Saturday, and presumes, there
fore, that the breaks in the western division
'lave again been repaired. We trust navigation
will nut again be interrupted until winter sets
IMEI:=I
lifavE AN'a WAGON Sroaiw.—Yesterday
some unknown individual stole a horse and
waL:on during the temporary absence of their
iter, a c ountryman, who had occasion to
trawnet some business at the residence of Mr.
51 Cord, in strawberry alley. The horse is rep
r..4,tited u bring a very fine animal, and highly
izt.l by its owner.
A lifle shooter gives directions by which every
c, who c•hoobes may become a good shot•
Allow the rifle to hang in the hand in an easy
, ; ,,curer, declined at an angle of about forty
then raise it steadily but quickly in a
\uith the object, the eye ranging carefully
etei the sillds, and at the instant the object
st is covered, touch the trigger. At the
11,,nitut the upward movement of the rifle is
ar,-teti, it is absolutely still.
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.\ I )FTERMINED 0131 m. —Two young people in
y. who loved, perhaps wisely, but not ac
.l g to the wishes of the "aged parients,"
iited last week to choke themselves with
,a 1 smoke. The fumes of the charcoal
I a young man in the room above, who
the young man and woman below in a
of insensibility, locked in each other's
They were restored to consciousness,
ititiT much headache and depression of
got married.
v'ALRS HORSES ORDMID WEST.-It would
;vii they had enough of horses at Wash
iaco n. Ekin, at Pittsburg, re
keived instructions from the War Department
fast Slouchy, instructing him to stop there some
tweuty-two hundred horses now in transitu to
the capital. They ate expected to arrive there
this week, and will be turned back as fast as
they conic in. Twelve hundred of them are or
dered to Denver City, for the use of a regiment
there, and the balance, we believe, to Missouri.
MAK= OUT A CABIL-A cotemporary who
has been sued for libel by a party claiming
$lO,OOO damages, says he does not believe the
man's character is worth so much, and offers to
bet his printing office against a keg of tar that
be cannot palm it otT for ten cents ; but with a
view of giving him a fair chance for his
damages, the editor says : "We believe him to
be an infernal scoundrel, and a perjured villain.
If he wants anything more to make up his case,
we will say that he is a most abominable liar."
We fancy the plaintiff's case is fully made up.
AN LINIMENT GliOST.—The prOVailling "a en
ration" in the Sixth ward just now, is a phan
tom of variable form and size, which ofx3sio
ally perambulates the streets of that d istrict,
after the "witching hours of night," to the in
tense terror of some score or more of timid per
sons who have enjoyed a glimpse of his ghost
ship, and the indignation of a still greater num
ber who irreverently regard the nocturnal visi
tor as a miscreant worthy only of summary
punishment.
So much indignation has been excited by his I
reported doings that one night last week about 1 ,
twenty persons were on the watch for him
Some of the party were armed with pistols, with
whom the ghost would have met a warm re
ception. No one, however, prepared to encoun
ter, has yet been so fortunate as to obtain a
sight of the white sheeted individual.
List Thursday night, a young man was walk
ing up Third street when he suddenly beheld
the ghost in a field to his right. The figure he
says was ten feet high, and moved smoothly
and noiselessly along. The young man remem
bers nothing more until he found himself lying
on the ground, the ghost no where to be seen.
He bad fainted.
In the same neighborhood two boys encoun
tered the apparition last Friday night. Picking
up a stone one of the boys followed the figure,
which was retreating rapidly up towards Ham
mon's lane. Just as the ghost turned into the
lane, the boy threw his stone, and with such
correct aim that it struck the figure full in the
back. A groan, unearthly enough to be sure,
but too vigorous for any but sound lungs of
flesh and blood, was the response.
Perhaps the ghost was admonished by this
adventure that his nocturnal perambulations
might be attended occasionally by disagreeable
ci rcumstances. Certain it is that when a man
e ncountered it the next night, and was about
Proceeding, to administer to it the castigation it
so richly deserves, the ghost produced a most
substantial cudgel with which he dealt his
would-be chastiser a blow that sent him reeling
to the ground.
There are various accounts of the appearance
of the fin Te. Some assert that when first seen
it is no larger than an ordinary man, but im
mediately expands or enlarges to double that
: tiaiB
ra L r e_i b e o . "joke" in frightening people
cstelies or' rwi l ia l , M l ) lss_fione, and the person who
thanks of the cortunimity
es the felicriv, will darwre the
THE LATEST USE or THE Ban, WHITE AND BLUE
—We had previously supposed that the national
colors had been applied to every use of, which
they were capable, ranging along from babies'
aprons and gentleman's necktiesto pin cushions
and kettle holders. But very evidently their
use is not exhausted ; for this morning we saw
in one of our principal thoroughfares a decided
novelty—nothing less than an umbrella made
of red, white and blue, with the stars ad
ded on the field ! It was carried by a jolly
looking volunteer, and our idea at the time
was that the force of patriotism could not
much further go. Imagine how profane the
individual who would lay "violent hands" on
that umbrella.
GEN. NEGLEY'S Baum= Oitmaumro THE Warm.
There have been considerable activity in mili
tary circles this week in consequence of the ex
pected orders for a large shipment of troops for
Missouri. Gen. Fremont is at length to be re
inforced, and in such force that no apprehen
sion need longer be entertained of any more
disasters like that of Springfield and Lexington.
Gen. Negley's brigade—composed of Colonel
Stambaugh's regiment. of Chambersburg, Colo
nel Hambright's, of Lancaster,. and, Colonel
Sirwell's regiment, now at Camp Orr, Arm
strong county—has been ordered to prepare for
transportation to some distant point, in all pro
bability to Missouri. Several companies of Col.
Hambright's regiment have already passed
through here en route westward, followed by
their arms and camp equipment, which will be
distributed to the re.gimetit at Pittsburg.
Tex Gassman Virstm Yar.—The editor of the
Mercer Dispatch gives a description of an extra- ,
ordinary vein of oil tapped the other day on the
McElhsny tarm, at a depth of four hundred
acid sixty feet. He says : A watch was held
while it ran into a tank, holding, by measure,
one hundred and eight barrels, and it filled the
same in fifty-five valuate:! At a fair estimate,
taking this as a data, those who were working
and watching about it are confident that in the
first twenty-four hours, it flowed two thousand
four hundred barrels of oil ! And when we left
on Friday morning there appeared to be but
little diminution. What is also remarkable, is
the fact, that this well is located not more than
twenty rods from the Funk well, ,which has
been flowing some four months, and has yielded
an almost incredible quantity of the greasy
fluid. It would have been supposed that the
latter had drained all the oil for a considerable
distance around, but here is one still more pro
lific within twenty rods. These oil wells are cer
tainly among the wonders of the world.
Porace—Before the Mayor—A party of negroes,
who responded respectively to the names of
Moses Johnson, Louisa Johnson, • Wm. Carey,
Henry Jerett, Geo. Robinson, Jack Fayette,
Charles Duff, Jack Jones, Wm. Grier, Wm.
Burton—some of whom we 'recognise as the.
very worst class of rowdies—were arraigned be
fore his honor, charged with fighting and dis
turbing the peace generally. All the party are
habitutes of the famous one horse restaurant in
Tanner's alley, and have long been in the habit
of making things rip miscellaneously in that
clasie locality. The information was laid against
them by Samuel Jackson and David Robinson.
The defendants were severally directed to pay
costs, and bound over to keep the peace.
George Raymond and Pat. Parquet, were up
for druakennessind disorderly conduct. Dis
charged. •
Pat. MGlaughlin and his wife Mary were ar
raigned for vagrancy, and discharged by prom
ising to extend their patronage to other muni
cipalities.
A genteely dressed, and apparently respecta
ble female, who gave her name as Atm . Chaise,
applied at the office last night for lodging,•stat
ing that she had been to a number of places,
but all refused her shelter. She was sent to
comfortable lodgings.
S. W. Hess, Michael M'Bride and , M. P.
Luta—soldiers from Camp liartin—were ar
raigned for threatening to shoot a woman
named Sarah Arm Yellets.
_Hess, in default of
$3OO bail, was sent to prison to answer, while
M'Bride and Lutz were discharged, their inno
cence having been fully established.
Geo. Fisher—a negro—stood charged with
committing an assault and battery upon one
Henry Jarrett. The case was dismissed, and
the defendant directed to pay coats.
OLD Fors.s.—Bless the old people :say we.—
What should we do without them ? Does not a
man feel better and stronger in Ahe battle, of life
for having a grey-hewled /Ad father and mother
under the shelter of some brown saved farm
house far away? Does the millionaire'a heart
leap half so high, at the sight of the pines and
oranges that daily decorate his table, as he does
when the barrel of red-streaked apples .com,
from the country honie, 4ples 'from the aide
hill orchard, carefully picked out .by a specta
cled mother, and directed, in a shaking hand,
by the kindly old man I Ah i those apples
have a flavor of home and childhood. What
an event it is to the dwellers in brown-stone
mansions and marblefronted palaces, to have
the old folks come , up from the country on a
visit, with their old-fashionments, and~ horror
of all new inventions and dangerous novelties.
We can but smile when they blow out the gas,
and sit as far as possible from the furnace reg
isters for fear they should burst, start every
time the speaking-tubes are used, and regard
the water pipes as fearful and.wonderful thing*
Such things make them feel that their day and
generation are over, even more than the white
headed little grandchildren, and the silver
threads in the locks of the son or daughter,
who was their baby once. Yet. there is some
thing beautiful in their simplicity, theii utter
ignorance of the marvels of city life. The dear ,
old folks 1 As long as they are alive, there is
always an untiring ear for our tales of joy or
tral, a ready excuse for our foibles;.there is
always some one to whom we are /still the
children. It is only when the accustomed ,fire
side chair is empty, and the violets growing
over the gentle eye, that we feel the bitterest
Pang
When°fthheearoltdgifeoklllkee4saretbmgoftrthne weba:retpaking"e;
though a thousand friends sit around our
hearthstone.
•
See Professor Wood'a advertisement in awl&
PtunoVlDuacii . 4 l / 4 1- 44;404 1 11 , utbAlOaV Sinn* , VetWert,9;imiski
EX-Govoulos. W. F. JOHNSTON arrived in this
city yesterday, and is stopping at the Jones'
House. He is in excellent health and spirits.
PuDDIO BUILDING GUARD.—Lieutenants G. W.
P. Davis and R. S. Boyd, formerly of the State
Capital Guard, in the three months' campaign,
are now recruiting 'a company of volunteers to
act exclusively as a guard to protect the public
buildings in this city. The company will re
ceive the regular pay, rations, uniform, &c., and
be quartered in tents within the Capitol en
closure. Young men desirous of joining in this
enterprise, can do so by applying to the recruit
ing rendezvous, in the Fremont Jent, at the
corner of Third and Walnut streets. •
The Manxxr tiouss.—Caution.— It might be
well for our citizens to remember that the mar
ket ordinance amended by the city council last
Saturday night fixing the market hours from
the let of October to the Ist of . May between
the hours of 5 and 8 o'clock, A. M., and from
the Ist of May to the Ist of October between 44.
and 8 o'clock P. M., has not yet been approved
by the Mayor, and is consequently not yet in
openition. We deem it necessary to make
this announcement in order to guard our citi
zens from making purchases at the market
this morning before the usual hour of opening,
six o'clock. .
Tint %warns or ECONOMY. —The benefits of
a wise economy are not confined to the mere
saving of money. They have a moral bearing,
and influence the character for good. An ex
change, discomaing on the ingenius , methods
that are resorted; to, by the feminine part of ere
,
ation to get along and make a " gdod appear
ance," without taking any more money out of
the pockets of their husbands and fathers says :
The old bonnet.;,:onou such ",,a love of a
thing"—has . been taken out and fixed over, and
so much taste haa been developed in the doing
of it, and so'mtich of real cheerfulness of spirit
has been cultivated, ithat it is a.subject of sin
cere regret that our fair friends are not obliged
to wear over their old bonnets and things every
year! Think of the good done the social state
by it ; there is 'the sweet teinPer gained, the
taste developed, the ingenuity brought out, the
self-relience established; and the true courage
made plain, in this single act, that very soon
makes itself felt in the social state everywhere.
There, my good lady, when you were busy
exerting your ingenuity to do over your old bon
net, :you were not aware that you were a pub
lic benefactor! We know an old lady who has
worn one bonnet fOr seventeen years, and she has
not been so very far behind the fa shions either,
but has always appeared like a gentlewoman,
even with that old bonnet on. ..13er tact and
ingenuity were equal to every caprice and fash
ion, and she never allowed it to so far out-run
her as to give to her the appearance of oddity.
These times of adversity ; give, our, ladies an
oppqrtunity to show what stuff they are made
of, and some of them shame the men.
VALUABLB Rzoirsis:—A lady correspondent
sends us the following . : ..
Caroms AND Coviss.--Carrots, when well
Washed, shaved into thin bits, dried and brown
ed in an oven and afterward ground with cof
fee grains, gives a yellowness and richness to
the coffe in effect almost like that of pure
cream. The proportions are a full teaspoonful
of ground carrots to four tablespoonstul of cof
fee. ,
GICLAXINE SOAP.-It Is impossible to cleanse
gresey dishes, unaided by soap, and many soft
hands are rendered 4 unfit for .neecllework by
daily immer s ions` in hot - dishwater. As an
emollient for chopped skin and a superior
soap where a quick lather is desired, I would re
commend the following . receipe. To two pounds
of olive song cut slices, add., two
ounces of - berms., put tie - iiigrediente into
crock, pour over two quarts of cold water, sit
the vessel on a part of the range where there is
bit little heat, 'stirring occasionally „until the
borax has dissolved (eight or nine hours), and
when cooled• a thick gehltine is produced, which
housekeepers need use bUt once to prove its ef
ficiency and economy. . N.
L 0. 0. F.—The members of Dauphin Lenge
lib.' 160 L 0.0. F. are earnestly requested to
attend • the next stated meeting on Thursday
evening, Oct. 10th, at 7 o'clock, as business of
importance concerning each member will be
brought before the Lodge.
By order of the Lodge.
ocB-2t A. J. FAGER, 13tey.
Dso i Exam m conversation the other
day with our worthy chief of police,
Mx. Eada
baugh, we asked the condition of bu siness in his
department. Dull, very dull, no burglaries or
thefts, he remarked. We suggested that per
haps that kind of professionable men had aban
doned their evil ways on account of, the strong
inducements to be honest, held out by. Usion &
Bowman in the very low pricei at which they
are selling dry goods at the south-east corner of
Front and Market streets. oc7-2t
Notice.—Numerous complaints having been
made to the prom authorities, that' a. large
number of the stop-cocks extend Several inches
abdve the level of the pavements throughout
the: city, which is, annoying end dangerous to
jedestrians, especially at night time.
ila day a notice is-therefore hereby given that
Section 16 of - an onikow,:n passed by Council,
March 22, 1841, will be,rigidly erifonzedat44l
expiration. of that tun against, ail perso ns who'
fail to comply with said ordinance- • -
Mew EADA3AUGH,
.octB-Btl - Chief Police.,
AaartraL OF Nit! goote, Lamm' assbanuarr 1
—We have , now on, 'mad pito. of the best Wed
ed and largest stock of goods in the city. Hair
ing enlarged our store; we are now enabled
keep a full line of, all k ind of goods:
ioo . pieces of, new Delamis:,
26 pc. of plaid Poplins. ..
26 pc. splendid figured all wool Delaines.
. 16 pc. black Alapacss.from auction.
100 proche and wool,Shawls. •
25 pc. of plain PrenCh Merinos, all colors.
200 dta of ladies' men's and abildrea's stock
ings. •
15 pc. of heavy brown Muslin.
'lOO pa of i:deached Mtudinodl plow:
Lugo lot of Shirt Breasts, Moop lßEirts, is
*its' Bodies, Collars, white'Oainbrics.
.;i 60 pc. Clanton Flanels and Pmeh.
Thankful for past favors, we most respectfully
invite the public to call, and, yin promise not to
be Outsold by any , one. • y Lim,
• sept24-dtf Pihdetd's old stand
TO OONSUMPTIVEIL
.
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blank in a few weeks by a very idmplia remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung abet.
ion; ana.chagdreast_disease..Coinuimpelan—ge anxious to
mate known-to.hlsfairisr-sufAissmi the means emir"
To all yriio &Atm' he Will amid copy ` of the pre:
soription used (Ave Oa% wit& tke , directions for
preparing and aeinglike
4 zs ci l jul iich they will And a
aare cure for consumption, Bronchitis, kn. The
only oiliest of the advertiser den g the Prescription
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a CARD TO THE LADIES
DR. DUPONOO'B' - GOLDEIUPILLS
FOR rgtiff A TY,5... 1 1
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waling, cocorroding,. FE + f
and ` reins-dug
obstructions. from whatever cause ; and 1 ; t ;
ways successful' as siPreven.
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the doctors for many years,_ both in,Traunie ano
America, with unparalleled success in every case ; ape
he is urged by many tbousanitliidles Nho obeli there, b
makethe Pills public fur thokihridaralsin uelpiczne aufferin,
from any irregslaritiOS Whatever,. a, 'O4l swim proven,
an increase or'tandly where hisalttl - wq.cibt Tonal&
Females particularly situated, or.theett ~ iniPposingAlbem
selves so, are cautioned agalblittihispTha - th at
condition, as they: are. sfir 4- niWifk Alscarriage,
the proprietor assumes no ' repots% y.aftei this mato
ninon ' although their udkinals.sinti_. prevent. any- We,
oblel to health—otherwise the'lltla 'are lecammendtt•
Full and explicit directiont scopmcsay eaoh boa. 'Price
Al 00 per be:. Sold wholesale and , row Ily
CHARLI3B.A..f4FAYART, pr_suK - .
No. 2 ,Jena* tCui
"Ladies," by seeding him $1 110 to csaymnsarg.
Post Mist, all have the PhleiterilVe.Of rvithitu
any part of the oeuntry,(ooniclob)-Suif 4 lPan of*,
tags" by mall. Sold also i el it S. 3l ; s l iw i., .eadutA
JOHNSON, 110LIIIWAT 013' r1011.951p1N5.. . Lett
IMAM lebanon .1;43,1111LX .
wat t , ivrightimhe ; Ir..)iimmir,llo 010
rtfigin..every cay:,fid v_Mlage.m liosAfuleu s :and by,
a owi; ole proprlstOr, New lock •
N. B.—Look out for ooutiterfelbs; INVIINIdSO Pith
of any kind unless every boxta:Boo . - V, 11. Bowe,
(Ahem are a base Imposition and tine as; therelbre, as
you value your lives and health:,: say Iw.
ng humbugged out of your aiGneyi).ouy outr* mom/
who show the signature of S. ii. Wee on tnrel e AOL,
which recently added' Ns. anemia or: Pilo
being couuterteiwri ias-dwasivrly.
IMPORTA4I*- TO. Pgig4 Kl 4
D C HRESEIIANY,S, PILLS . .
Prepared by Cornelius L. Clieeseman, M. D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
,
, HE combination of Ingredients w : thene
Pills are the re , olt of a long and extensive make-
ThPy are mild in their operation, and oertein in correcting
all irregularities
from
commonweal ob
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pan in the side. palpitation of the heart, whites, alines,
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TO WARMED -
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been distspoo nted in the use of other Pills can place the
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they sepreeent to do. • • . •
'Tkele is one condition of the female system..in whick the'
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RESULT. Theanulition referred to is PILROIIIA NC Y—
the meat MISCARRIAGE. Suck it the irresistible gen
dencypf the medicine to restore the seined functions to a
normal anuttra" on,:that men the reproductive power of na
ture cannot resist it. .:
Warranted purely- wegetableiand frae from anything
Explixit directicies, which should be road ac.
oorniAtify tech box. Price SI: , Sent by mail- on enclos
ing $1 to Da: 4 k)RNSIMAI L. Calbiamtax, Box 4,634 Poet
Mice, New York qty.
bold by ewe Dragglit in ettery town in the United &Mee.
• . HAL An coding
'Agent dr the [Jun
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To whom alfluotolesale orderi ahouldpe adiliirtio
gold io Harriebit•g uy, C. A. attrvAwr.
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Alt other, imitatiObs, and 'should be ;Molded
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GREY. RED OR RUSTY HAIR . dyed instantly to a
healthful and natnral•Brrn ar
. llMottoritheu3 Waft
injury to Hair 0.11301.- • . • -
FIFTEEN Menai S AND DIPLOMAS have been awe,
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applications have been medal* the hair of.. the patrons
Of hi famous Dye. ,
Wm. A. BATOMBLOII , B HAM DYE produces a color
not to be% thatingaisbee frommatare and is treitasinn:
out to 19.1umleothehost, however long-it may be cootie-.
ued, and theilli • aces of bad Dyes remedied... The hair
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Ibis 14 all the cites' and towns of the United States, by
Druggists and FaneY-Goods Dealers . .
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and address upon stamplate angraving, on the four
SAM of . each len.;
• WiMista — leibantoryiBl./Isrolay.St,
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Hd,W LOST I ,H,CtiIktaEOZOILED
TUti'M nitu. )3.liek64 ' ISP4OliZgave_. tOPAY,i
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imenta to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Consumptien,
Epiklpsy and; Fits: Mental and X 11,151041 Incsapaolty, re.
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Y. D., Author of the Green Book tic. "A Boon
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tie Dimity Amite be wignzt, them, mi. by th eir timely
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• New 20.otrtiatments.
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TREES ! TREES-.! .1 -TREES !I !
'BE undersigned invite attention to theii
large sexclwelt grown stock of
FRUIT-AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,.
gbrabs, Atc., etibinaies a lara'and completeAsitartment
or
; • .APPLIO3,-PEAKS, PEACIIM, PUPAS,*
aulaktm, APRICOT:44nd NWTARINES,
Staildard for the °tabard, and Dwarf for the garden.
*GUSH WALNUTS, sPAiimengssurs, HAZLE
NUS, Ste, NASBERRLER E STRAWBERRIZS, CURRANTS
and GOOSEBEIVIS,htgraIt; Variety
I Gair..arick. 4 ok offorag929filViti§
A 94140111. PE11134.1t11, &c. & Also a fine Wok o
*Feb formed, busby
EVERGREENS,
suitable for the Ceinetry and Lawn.
:DECIDUOUS TREES
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'far street planting, and a general assortment of
Ornamental Trees and Flowering Shrubs.
AODIEB sif choice. varieties, .CAMELLIAS, MOW%
11 " 1-8, ace' . -•
.2,11,ur Meta is remaricainy thrifty and fine, and we offer
nut prices to suit the pines.
aireabloguini nulled to All applicants. : •
Address SMEARS J. kVANS & CO,
Central Nurseries, York, Pa.
sep2s-2md
REMOVAL:
SUBSCRIBEit- has removed his
PLUMBING AND BRASS FOUNDRY from Markel
street to Fourth Bova aimee ItterZr4) o PPotike tha Beihe
aurae. Thankttil Roe past patrodage, he hopeit, With
attention to badness to merit
_a tmntinuanee of It.
marSekente PAGicurrr
A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
IMO clo s e up the concern the entire
stock or RIM, Boors, dri.,iate of Oliver Be 1-
map, deceased, in the rooms in the Market Square, will
be ',NIA at-private- ealeat - COST; and the rooms will be
reefed to the purohiser IT dared. The terms will be
made easy. jerkettr:.,.: DAM, ,D,,IX/AS Agent.
GT_TM'ArEiL - 0 OD S
' FOR THE ARMY;
aobe .
Ail • • ' 3 / 4
Delay , Pilloars i 7 Blankets, Coats, C agsk
loggias, Drink4ng; Cups, &c.,
FOR BALI Br
WM. - S. SHAFFER,
Nth Ride litarket ! Square, near Buehler' s Hotel,
- ' 11AHRH313IIIM, PAL.;
I•dams
OUR newly _ replenished stock of Tai et,
' 0214 rano/ GoiOP le nosurpeneed ni .Ude OW; end
feel on confident etzeiieenigneeedeetku 6 -ers wend as-
Peitt° ll 7 billts_kealL .' . k . - - , ..- , - 1 . - nAERLUINI ,
" Xediawneeptifo'aeors - eeereffoerth elreety earth
OK ..el adi .1-1144-1.4 . 4,er -, il-f ~
New EADvationtuts.
soltlalllKG-1 1 04 ,THE TIM k
orANEct§,kiriTN!BOgir
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S
American Cement Glue
Tel ank(gsfign(44PE tip • *WO J.? I 0
THE Obsimr FLUE IN TRHIx, ow).
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WORLD.
THE ONLY RELIABLE GLUE IN:THE WORLD.
THE BEST GLUE IN , THE WORLD.: r
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
to the only aril* tb e iriae POllkoed phicla • t'•
A t
WILY. ' WITHSTAND - = WATER.
IT WILL mpNDV.VOOD,
Save yOur broken Furniture.
IT WLLI; JAMMIATUIV
Mend:your E4LAin'it.2tiapsMelts,
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
. Save the Owes or that expensive -Oat Glaaa Bottle
s* IT WILL bWIPJVORY,
Don't throtiaway itiat easily re
IT' WILL MEND G9P A;
Your broken IN;nOLSO as
- fora It be*:
IT WILL MENDMAILBLE,
That piece kniteked out of sour Marble Mantle can be
paten as - strong:as "yen. _ A
IT WILL MEND. ;POROBLAIN. 2 •
No matter If that broken Pitcher did not cost but a 411
ling, a sbMing saved is a shilling earned.
IT WILL IiEN - A 4 10342.-Thiiii
That. eoatly Alabaster Vase is broken and you can't
inatcli it, mend it, It will never show when pet together.
.11'*ill Mend Bone, Coral, Lava, and
fact everything het
.liete4.
Any article Cemented with extitpt coo* aqii;
wlll not shoerWhere i t iskbnded: •
EXTRACTS.
"Every Bousekefpers,should hate a, supply of Johns
& Crosley's dnierlean,Oemeat dloa
. 4 lt is so convenient to Dave in
,taa house."—N. L.
lbspress.
"it le always ready ; this commends Itself to every
body.?'—
We ham i l l ariVAttand fietdit as eiMfal td cinilemies aa
water"— Pyo/,le apir(4.o.l4lalßaf . 4a,„
ECONOMY WEALTH.
. .
1110,09 per, year saved .ln
of every' fataltyby
„One. Bottle
.
AIifERIOAN CEMENT 'GLUE.
vrice.24 : cepupey Bowe., -
Price-25 Cents per-Bottle:
Price 25 Cents per Bottle. -
Price 26 Cents per *ttle..
Price 25 Cente-per:Bottle:. ;
Price-25 Cents per Bottle.
Very Liberal Reductions to Wholontsk-ftors.
TERMS CASH.
Jar P:or,salp by Ml Druggists, aed Storekeepers general
, ,ly throughout. the Connery,
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
Oole Mao ofeurera,),
78 WILLIAM STREET', '
Goiter of Liberty alreeL NEW YORK
Important'to House Owners.
'lmportant to Builders.
Important to Rail Road Companies.
Important to Farmers, -
1b all whom this may =wens, and it (imam every
64 :41f•ti1i
aonzre a CROSLEY'S
IMPBOiraIfeIOTTA PXRCHA
-CEMENT.-..ROOFING
The Cheapest and blest dutable Roofing in use
IT IS FIRE I LED WATER PROOF.
; can be &polled to mew and OLD noon of all kinds,
stop, or ilAt,ond toSnonAll..lloqo withont
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The Coatis only oboist One• Third that of Tin
AND I r LAI,TWwE NADDHADIE
This article has barn thoroughly tested in New York
City and all other parts of the United States, Canada,
West Indies Central. and South Awed:sa r an-buildings of
all kinds, suchen. racreante, COTP:uFIi !Lan
goal? 41004 410,1dir.kaviosi taquidtiOSOMltint
Doralutbraw Bolunseta he ,by the principal Builders,
Aronitects and others, during tbe .!pattt four years, and
nag proved to be the CHFSBIMISELIiIOfir DURABLE
ROOFING la use; It is In every Irwin:NA
..WAIIIR„
WEATHER and 'LINE PROOIF. - Cover* *IP .HOOPS , OF
ALL: RINDS.
This is the . ONLY seataial tstanuretebood Sri She United
States *blob comblosethe , very desirable, properties of
Eiratie(iy and Durability; which , are ackDow
iedged to be' possessed by 6117T2A-
risficact AND
INDIA BUBB.SR. - • - •
No Reatia required in making application.
The expanse of implying it is trifling, u an ordinary root
Gan be odvered: end finished the same
It oan be applied by any one,
selfish's' flashed firth's a parlaila PAO°, au Mace
with an elastic body, which canect be injured by Hui,
COLD or &roam Enemas(' of Rim Boum; nor any ex
ternal action whitever.
LIQUID
GITTI'A PERC , SL CEMENT,
For Coating Metaig of ailtinds when exposed.
to the Action of the Wudher, and
FOR PRESERVING AND REPEARING METAL
ROOFS :OF AM IPO'
_
This is the only Composition ow
on will success
fully resist extreme ohm:iris of, sit olidetes, tor any
length of time, wheu applied.to metals, to, which it ad
heres flxmiy, terming a body imniil to coats of .ddinary
paint, costs much less and will /AS f TagliN TIILE2 d 8
LONG ; and from its idainieity, in not injured ,by,, the
coutradion and expansion of Tin and other stem' BOO:fs,
consequfmt upon' sudden elmxes..ef the weather.. ..,
R ioill Rat CRACK IN COLD 3R RUN IN WARN
W. 11411 HllB, Airo WILL 1V4 1 7 WASH On. .
Leaky Tin and othor Metal Roans can be readily repair.
ed with GOTTA PEMORA CEMENT, and prevented from
further corrosion and leakiitethereby auguring a per.
featly tight roof for many years.
This Cemeni is peandirly adapted for the Preservation
of IKON RA I LING.t 9TOTAB4LiNiagtB,;:gApin., AGRI.
CULTURAL IMPLEMENT:I i lac., also, for general mann
reuniters nite. '• • . ' ; :
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aUTTA PEECIL!',. CEMENT
For preserving'and repainglln and other Metal Booth ri
every description, from its great elasticity, it no: thieved
by the contraction and et paiio3o of Metals, andytil not
peak in cold or rap in warm weather.
These materials' are Ynarilm To Au. cz.nurss, and we
are prepared' to — ildlifilirtirdire — fiein ady VarTilftlie -reen
try, at short notiqty-!or kulual4.ll.ooFLAG in,
readY,Peoparodl,forolair; ana purrs PERCIELCCF. ,,
WENT in barr9s; with fell printed directions for appli.
adieu. : . ; j• , . •
VV44XIiM
We will make liberal and satisfactory arrangements
with responsible papiettwbu would 1114 10,4411,1 AM them
selves in a lioraltire and pertnasent htwtoSse; ' •
OUR TER?&S'ARE CASH.
We Gm give abundant proof, of aNwe claim in _favor
of our Improied Roofing hiving then to Beve r a i
thousand Boob in New York Cuy and
.
JOHNS & caoszier,.
SOLIC'MANUFACTURNRS,
.
Wholesale W.aiehouse7B Wilhite); St.
Corner of Liborty . Stros,, ElliG W YORK.
Fell deenriptkire . goolS4 .artd . irioee will be furnished
---bd:appkhnuhel.
v
. ed Wu
tW ie lia l' lg ti treoFf
t . 4l.ll ;sr i gAr s '
. cab%
Iff/isullatuons
• PROF. J. WOOD'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
/a precisely what Its name indicates, for while plana
reto the taste, it la tarlvilynig, exhilarating sod
llgihehing to the vital Powers. lt also revivifies, re
stales and renews the blood in all its orl, Taal purity,
ead'lttna restores and renders the 83 - mem invulnerable
to attacks of disease It Is toe only preparation ever
offered to the world in a pupuler lorm so as to be within
the reach of all.
So chemically and ski lfully combined, as to the most
powerful toutc, and yet so perfectly adapted so As TO ACT
IN fiCELFECT AOCORDANOw ATM IBS Laws or ITATuRs, AND
"ATWCT BOARS Tea WBAKEEtr ItroMACol and toss Up the di
gestive organs, and allay unrvous irritation. lt is also
perfectly.eXtillarating Io Its elreaS, and yet It is never
I kilowatt by leseilde r depression of spirits Ilia com
posed entirely of vegetabies, and those thoreugly coos
, blniug powerful lonic and soothing properties, and con
s silently can never Ware. Al a sure preven.ive sod
Core. of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, INDIGESTION, DYS
PEPSIA, LA el OF APiIITIT.e, FAINTNESS, NER
; VOUS IRRITABILITY, N MIR ALGI A, PALPITA
TION oF iME HEARC, IMHLANCHOLY HYPO
CHONDRIA, MORT SWHATS, LANGUOR,
GIDDIDIIRS, AND ALL THAT 01.e.t.S OF
_CASKS BI) FEARFULLY FATAL CALLED
FIIMALK WEAKNESS, ANo
LH.RF.GULARIVES.
THERE IS NOTHING ITSEQUAL
Also, Liver raugeinecits or forpldny, and Liver cent
plainta, Ms •of the Kiduey, or any general derange
ment...le of the U ary organs
h will Da only Lure the debility foil wing CHILLS and
FEVER, but all prevent attacks Jutting from Miasmatic
influences, ma core the diseases at once, If already at-
tacked.
Nraveler* should haves &ale with them, as It will
Infallibly prevent any deleterious ests.equoucei
fotbw
stg ripen change or climate and water.
Its it prevents costiveness, streugiheos the dig:*Pre
organs, it should be In the hinds of ail pereoda d 'soden
tagy, batiks,
I not accustomed to much out-iluor exercise
amid always deo it
Mothers should use it, fir It is a perfect relief, taken
a month or two before the deal rial, see will pass the
dreedihl period with perfect ease and safety.
TIMM IS so MISTAXII ASOOT IT.
THE CORDIAL IS ALL WE CLAIM FOR IT I I I
Mother! Try It II
And to you we appeal, to detect the Utmost or decline
not only of your dangters before it be too tote, but an*
yeur sons and husbands, for while the former from folio
delicacy, often go down to a premiture grave, rather
than let their addition be known in time, the latter are
often so mixed up who the excitement of business, that
`if 'it were not for you, they too, would travel in the sure
downward path, until it to wa late tJ arrest their fetal
fall. But the mother la always vigilant, and to you we
cottlidMitlY appeal • for we are sure your never -frilled
affection will unerringly point you to PROF. wOthrg
RRSTOatTTVD COnDiAL AND 116000 Itroo , VoTAL aa
the remedy which should always he on baud in time of
need.
.1. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway, New York, and
114 llarket Street, rt. bane, Mo., ao.t sold by all good
Drogg6te. Price One 1 o otr ,er Bottle.
lyo—daw-eow
NEW N&TIONALL LOAN.
Seven and Throe-Tenths Per Cent.
TREASURY NOTES,
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AT TEE OFFICE
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 114 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Pursuant 0 lostructfoos from the Secretary of the
Treasury, the Subscription Soot to the NEW NATI 'NAL
LOAN of Treasury Notes, bearing inter at at the rate of
seven and tbroe-tenth Der cent per annum, will remain
open at my office,
No. 114 S. THIRD STREET.
until further notice, from 8 A. M. till fr P. M., cud on
Mondays till 9 P. H.
Therm not -a will be of the denomination of 1919 TE
DOLL RS, ONE EIDNDr it I'OL Alt, FIVE H N
DRED DOLLARS., NE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and
FIVE ra,usAND DOLLARS, cud are ail dated 19th of
august, 1881 i payable In gold in three years, or eon•
vertible into a twenty years' ale per cent. loan, at the
option of Die holder. Each Treasury Note has lowest
coupons ttached, which can be cut off and coneelel la
1 gold at the Mint every s i x inontht, and at the rate done
1 cent per day on each May dollars,
Payments of subscriptio. s may be mode in Gold or
becks, or Notes of any oi the Phi Movie Banks.
Panama AT s DIBT.NOa can remit by their friends,
through the mail, or by express, or through Banks and
the Treasury Wotee will be immediately delivered, or
sent to each subscriber as they may severally dir,ot.
Parties remitting must add the Interest from 19th of
August, the data of all the noise, to tb : day the remit
tance reaches Philadelphia, at the rate of one cent par
day on each any dollars.
Apply to or a , dress
JAY cooKE, SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
Care of JAY 000 HE & CO., Bolter;
tall•dim No 114 :loath Third Street, Philadelphia.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!!
HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE CHEAPEST 1N THE MARKET.
/ORE undersigned having opened his
Manufactory of Shirts &c., at No. 12 West Market
street, Harrisburg, Ya , mos irespectfully solicits the
paLrousge and attention of the Ladles, Gentlemea and
, Yercitains to the following assortment or goods all of
whiob are our own manufacture :
SHIA
SHIRT BOSONS,
Of-ELLS:ES.
CL"FFS,
WRIST-BANDS,
NIGHT MUMS,
, kc. , &a.,
Also the particular attention of the Ladles to our large
assortment of under garments &c , (from the latest im
proved London and Paris styles,) LINEN COLLARS,
CUFFS, SKITS &c., In great varieties, all of which being
our own mannufactare we will sell cheaper than can be
purchased elsewhere.
. Persons desirous of furnishing their own materials, can
hive cutting, sewing Sic., of every variety done it:cord
ing to order. Ali of the above named sooda for Genie weir ,
we will make to measure, guaranteeing to fit, and give
entire satisfaction to the purchaser for style. durability
and m.teriat. All special orders will be promptly at.
tended to upon the shortest notice and moat reasonable
terms. Also Ideccharda supplied upon the moat reseoa
able terms.
P. 4440_ !es..riptdniLFl 4 lOrta 9r ender wpm*, of ally
Mscription, eau hive diem made to order by Itendlog
sample of such,l4oda as may be oesired.
Jall A. LYNN,
N. 12, Market street,
an29-dein . Harrisburg; Pa
Hooms next door to Hummel & Grocery
Store.
1171\71:03E11.1ELT.411.313....1E3
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STATE Street near Third street, a• -few
io doors below Brady's Hotel, Harrisburg. A Ilse
now Hearse Ready made Collin; always on band and
'neatly finished to order. Sliver plates, &a: Terme sea.
eollible. [in3o-o3ins] 0. BAB:16B.
1 3 'MI.F'11-IEXL 7 ISI
DAILY ail LINE!
Between Philadelphia
Late Bever, JAmarr Suomi{ Wnummola, Mumm,
nnmnrom4 , WATEmmows, MILTON UMLIOMW4
! NOMMUMMMIA" HROMILT, TLMOKTON,
GBo2lll7ol,lliLrxnerows, MILLIMS
BONA rII4I.IIFAX, DM:WOW,
AND ISB R G
The• Philadelphia Depot tieing neutrally located the
Drayage will be it, the lowest rates. s Cm/actor goes .
through with each train to attend to the safe delivery of .
all koOdt4tPiettld to the line. Goods delivered, i t , tha
Depot of . . .
Mitt, *WA F.IIIMD,
~ No. 811 Market. stektt, Au,:
delphla; - by 6 o'clock F. M Will be cAltiered i n , •
...
ilarrieburg the next morning: .
height (always) (dwtys) its low as by any other" 'no.
deliverynti peld bf,litis line In prompt and
speedy r ill flarrhibur4 i•oods.
The undersigned thankful for pees patron hopes by
Hulot attention to business to merit a cow "lance of the
same. T. PRIPHER,
Philutelphla and Reading
of:Market ' lrgii-:44 Mftherie
del7-.lllm
Select Schools for Boys and Girls
FRONT STREET ABOVE LOCUST.
' ' - •
l ,e lIE Fall term of ROBERT M'ELVirEll'a
&maim- boa, will open on the lirst Mondayi In
mbar. 'fba room la well voptilstod, comfortably
f~ d , and In every respect adapted for scbool per.
' Clailalia.Wiff.W2.24 &tool the qiirlsoneate4 n
ragableVl.l/1 Wei*** Z omba tali
iatelodunn 0,4119 aante
49cialimbRaaitskiwtkrileop
bp_ ' :inikopkitql4.oatkamm. ,1; no mait aufamit_