MEDICAL. EZEZZI CON-STITIITION LIFE SYRUP, DOA/POSED OF, lODIDE POTASSIUM, With the Compound Concentrated Fluid , Extract. of VALUABLE MEDICINAL ROOTS AND HERBS, I= WM. 11. GREGG, M. D., Graduate College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y., Tor merly Assistant Physician Blackwell's Island Mos !Ands, late Medical Ix:evader Now Fork State Volunteer Depots, under Gov. Edward D. Morgan. CONSTMMON 11.1.13 ithDOCED • A REVOLUTION IN MENCETE. What may seem almost Incredible, is, that many dis eases hitherto considered hopelessly incurable are fre quently cured in. 4 few days or weeks, and we .cheedully invite the Investigations of the liberal minded and scion tido to cures which have no parallel at the present day. Our medicine- -Is peculiar ; by it the'Seat - of any dlshake Is directly reached, and the equilibrium restored. Those who have suffered long from , painful and obsti nate diseases, those who have vainly sought relief from advertised medicines, those who cannot be cured by other physicians— ARE INVITED TO DEE coNirrruTloN LIFE SYRUP. During the panty ! years we have contended with ob stacles and overcome' opposition as herculean as were ever encountered by any Reformers, RAPIDITY OP CURE" Some say, "Your cures are too quick," while others doubt their permanence, and think Butt disease can only be cured by the "slow recuperative process of Nature." This is our reply: In health, the body, like a well-balanced scale, is in a state of Equilibrium. But when from reap cause down goes ono aide of the scale, we have the effects of dig...se. What is requisite is, to restore the.normal bilance.of the scale. - CONSTITUTIONLIFE•SYRUP, A positive and specific remedy for all diseases. originating, from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD and for rall from' . (hereditary) DISEASES transmitted Intim PARENT 'PO CHILD. . . . PARAL - rsls*. - • Elemiplegia. Paresia. Paraplegia Paralysis Agitans. It is so universally admitted that Constitution Life Syrup is the only effective means of restoration in the various forms of Paralysis, that we need not-reiterate that it is emphatically the Groat Life Giving PoWer. DYBPEPSI,4 - .: Indigestion. Liver CoMPIMni. - Constipation Woight at Stomach. Biliousness. Want of Appetite Flatulence. Bad Breath. KOROFULA Glandular swellings. Struma. King's EviL Erysipelas. Salt Rheum This taint (nsasorreav and ACQUIRED,) filling .life,xith, untold misery, is by all usual medical remedies hinting:de. , RHICUIIATISM. [Arthritis] Neuralgia. Gout. Lumbago. Sciatica. Tic Douloureut. If there is any disease in which the Gonstitutien "Eifo syrup is a sovereign, it is In Rheumatism and its kindred nirectiona The most intense pains are alrnost,instantly alleviated—onormous swellings reduccidj' Gases, chronic or vicarious, of 20 or 30 years' standing, have been cured by us. NERVOUSNESS. Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. , Vitus' Dance. Loss of Power. Confusion of Thoughts. Epilepsy. Thertsands who, have suffered for ye= will bless the day on which they read these lines. Particularly to weak, suffering woman will this medicine prove an inestimable blessing—directing their footsteps to a }rope Nitlidi fulfils more than it promises. MERCURIAL DISEASES. Rotting of Bones. Sall% atton Bad Complexion. Yneling of Weariness. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system en tirely from all the evil effects of Mercury, removing the Bad Breath, and curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the use of Calomel is sure to. produce. It hardens Spongy Gums, and secures the Teeth as firmly as Over, • CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP Eradicates, Root and Branch, all-Eruptive Diseases of the Skin, like Ulcers, Pimples, Blotches, and all - other ties of this kind, which so much disfigure the outward ap pearance of both males and females, often making them a disgusting object to themselves and their friends. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP , CUBES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS Either of the face, Neck, or Female - Breast, and should lib taken as soon as the swelling is detected. thus preventing, their breaking, and producing the tronbleienno Disc rag Sores, which disfigure se 'Mani of the 4oungerassir - ;-,, non or tne community, Rhin six to twenty years of age. Young children are very subject to Discharge* from the Ears, which depohds unon a screifulous constitution.— Those cases soon recover by taking a few doses of the Life Syrup. All scrofulous persons suffering (ruin general Debility, Emaciation,. Dyspepsia and Dropsyof the limbs,.abdomen, and in the tamale, Dropsy of the ovaries and womb, gen erally accompanied with Inflammation and Ulceration of the Uterus, are permanently cured by Constitution Life Syrup. The disease known as Goitre or Swelled Neck,. the Life SyruPwillremoveentirely. The remedy should be taken for some time, as the disease is exceedingly chronic and stubborn, and will. not be removed without, extra effort. . Tumors of the Ovaries, Tumors of the 'Breast, and swelling of other glands of the body will be' completely reduced without resorting to the knife or operations of any kind. Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases of the Heart, as palpitation, Diseases of the Vialves, producing a grating or filing sound, Dropsy Of 'the Heart Case, and ....II the affections of this important organ, (persons suffering from any acute pain in the region of the heart,) will be greatly relieved by Constitution Life Syrup,,' . 11ROICE'N-DOWN cE DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS Suffering from indisposition to Exeition, Fain in the Bab* ; Loss of Memory, Forebodings, Horror of Calamity, Year of Disease Dimnessof Vision, Dry, Hot Skip and Ex tremities, 'Want of Steep, Restlessness, Pale, Haggard Countenance, and Lassitude of the Muscular System, all require the aid of the Constitution Lift Syrup. FUR ALL FORMS OF ULCERATIVE DISEASES, Either of the Nose, Throat, Tongue, Spine, 7crehead or Scalp, no remedy has over proved its equal. MOTH PATCHES upon the female face, dependihg-upon a diseased action of the Liver, are very, unpleasant to the young wife and &other. A few bottles of Constitution Life Syrup will correct the secretion, and remove the de posit which is directly under the skin. If Diseases of the Liver, giving rise to languor, Dizzi ness, Indigestion, Weak Stomach, or an ulcerated- or can cerous condition of that organ, accompanied with burning or other unpleasant symptoms, will be relieved the use of CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. ,CAB A GRNERAL BLOOD,FEIRIFYUG AGENT, TEE LIPS SYRUP STANDS URRIVALLRD BY ANY PRRDIR.A. VON DI THE WORLD. • • . . Diseases of the Spine; as usually developed in the young Hip Disease, Neuralgia, and all Nervous Diseases, apd La dies who are suffering from Diseases for which they are at a loss what to do, we would advise the use of CONSTI TUTION LIFE SYRUP. It will restore their pallid• coun tenance, strengthen their weak back and aide, giVe Htenit now enemy, new life and happiness. THE RICH AND POOR - - - - - Are liable to the same diseases. Nature and Science his made the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit e.t.a. .; PUBS BLOOD Produces healthy men and women; and if the.constitution is neglected in youth, disease and early death is-the re sult, Do not delay when the moans are so near at 4w, and within the reach of aIL TO MO7HERS AND MARRIED LADIES It is the safest and most eirecitial medicine ever discov ered for purifying the systettOuid - relieving ilitt slitrering attendant upon childbirth. • •strengthens both .the mother and the child, prevents pain 'and'd.i:qermE; and - in creases and enriches the food—timse who shave fused think it indispensable. It is highly-11W both Wine and after confinement, as it prevents disease "attendant upon childbirth. rrooklyr; L I. Pie-4[ the =AM . MORGAN 8$ lILT EN; Wholegale Druggists, AGENTS, 46 Dlif• atm', New. York.- ;, • „BOW= • • JOHNSTON,IOLLOWAY& CO VDi( jost2B-eodew6m PECLIDIMPHIL; SITI~EL '&.BRA?:,_. 118111.arketllir6, AND A VL"' ELIXIR. Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, containing noth -1;: log IDJurious to die most Delicate. . . The Rejuvenating Elixir is the result of modern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom; being an entirely new and abstract method of cure, irrespective of all the old and worn-out systems j 9 'This medicine has been tested by the most eminent medical men of the day, and by them pronounced to be one of the greatest medical diwaverietis of the age ,p -One bottle will cure General Debility. narA . feW:doses cures Dyitoricaln.cemalee rOne . hottle cures Palpitation orihtiHeart. . few doses restores the organs of geriennion. isa-Prom.one to three 'bottles restores the menhoesit and full vigor of Yeah. Xfa - A few.dosis iestores the appetite. • ArThree bottles cures the worst case of Impotency. ,pr - A few dcses cures.tee low spirited. lifirOne bottle restors mental power. .rsjy , •A few doses bring the rose to the . cheek. nir'l'his medicine restores to manly -vigor and . robust health the poor, debilitated, .worn-down and 'despairing. devotee of sensual pleasure. • air The hell*, enervated youth, the over-tesleed. man of Mminess,, the Viottio - Of a nervous depturerion, the in : , dlyidual suffering from general debiliy, or from weakness of : a single'Ogan, 7111 r all find ininanliate and Partnattent relief bY use of Luis Elixir or titenrce'of 'Life. - :44-Prim, 42 per bottle; or. three bottleir for . $6, and forwarded bY ix - press, onreceipt - of money, :to any 'ad . dress. , /or-Bald by all druggists everywhere ' • DR: W. R. KERWIN & Bole- ?r9Pfigt9 ll3, _ 69 Liberty street, New York. Ulceration. Aches in Bone. , DeprossiOn of Spirits. LIFE SYRff FRIEND AND TIM BLESS.INV • ND BE CURED. EN" 125 EFFECTS. GG, M. D., PROPRIETOR, NEW YORE. BOTASS FOR $5 MEDICAL. DR. WRIGHT'S REJUIrtNATING OR ESSENCE OF LIFE. CHEROKEE PUT S SUGAR-COATED FEMALE REGITLATOR, PRESERVER ,CERT.t ,AND BAE tiaTer the Aenignicsi V, and the inrurance 4 'r4, %ri tWßecurr once 6f the rierThey- cure or obviate those numerous "diseases that snriMefrom irregularity, by removing the irregularity. 'itself. Thoy cure Suppreased, gicesaiiie and. Maul Idin "argatiint , ; f : • : . 1 1...1A - They:cam Green Sickness (Chlorosisl' z . , RfirThey cure Nervons'ind - Sphial Affections, pains in' the back•nnd lower parts of the body, Heaviness, Fatigue on slight'exertion, PalPitation. of. the towriesii of Hysteria, Sick Headaehe,' Giddiness, "&e.', to. 'ln, a word, by removing the irregularity, they..rereevo the cans°, and wit .ItAta.the%eftbctS that spring from it, Ce*rsed of simple yegetablo,extracts, they notggii a9tiottollis to any eon' tit ',4oWever delicate,' their function.being, to,. substitute, : strength for mealtime, which, when , properly-teed;•they never fail to do zip-They may bo 'safely used at any ago and at - mijr, period, IaCUIPT D6Tiliff; TIM FIRST TER= moterus, during which the unfailing nature of their action would infallibly PREVENT pregnancy.. 46r All letters seeking, information. or advice will bo promptly, freely and discreetly answered. AnrEun directioneiceoropiny each box. ifirPrlce, $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. . Alf -Sent by mall; free:of postagiffton receipt of price. ,Sold by fill tesiti.,.. table druggists. RR. W. it MERWIN & co., Sole Proprietors. marll-codly No. 59 Liberty street, Now York. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS PIiOTOGRA.P4 ALlElipxs. ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT h4:i to g A. 1 bfitni BOIM in FINE MOROCCO—panelled, gia and mounted with two heavy gilt clasps. ALBUMS'WITH 30 Pictures for... . $3 00 40 " " . 360 50 together with vrrious other styles of Wilding, sizes and prices, which will bo sold cheap. •Soldiers you cannot buy a prettier, more durable and cheaper album anywhere. Call and see at BCHEFFER'S Bookstore, marl2-dif Harrisburg, l'a. "TBT , EE I `I O §UGH AS TARRANT'S CONPOUNR*TR.A.CT OF CUBF.ES AND ,-This preparation is particiderlY xeciextraended ,to the HEDICAUPROF,ESSION and the PUBLIC for the prompt. and certaii care of 'DISEASES.OF THE B4DDER, - NEL% lIRINUY ORGANS, tres.; - . It may he relied tik as the herd. mode for the administra tion of these remedies in the large class of diseases of beta sexes, to Which they are 'applicable. It aeyer interferes with the digestierc end by its mormemtration, the dose is much minced.* ' • N. B.—E.'urchasers.arctadvised.to ask for TARRANT'B COMPOUND -EXTRAGy OF CURERS AND COPAIBA f . and take nothing age, as imitations and worthless . prepe. rations, under shnliarenameri, are in the Market. Vice $1 00. Sent bT'ea-pries receipt of lifiraufae tared only by TARR:ANT is 'CO., No. 278 Greenwich street, corner of Warren street, New York, and for sate Druggists generally. 0cc22 : 41y Few sale by S. A. KUNKLE & BRO., and by • Diaggirt“s generally. r ASSORTMENT- OF OVER 'IOO 'Bty j, S OF POCKET , BOOKS;_ PURSES - P - 0 it. rr. NI- N N •AL:IM •S FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; • • AEFAALIEWS .•,, . prip.g and FitinvOstiCide Sore ; „ 20.,91 kailed street. • • • • - - The best Morocco TRAVE LIN G G, ' - And a general variety of FANCY GOODS, Imitable for Presenta, now on band at SELLER'S Drug Store, marlo-tr , , No. 91Mericet street. ~S'ILAS WARD PIANO FORTES MELODEONS, SUET' - MUSIC, . . . Fualog.ANS,. Flues, Grutars,l Banjos, Strings, • r rDriuds, Fires,-and all kinds of Musical Merchandise: Picture Frames, Looting Grails* Phouigraph Quits and Albums, AMbrotype Germs; Engravings, Pictures, &c.,, sc. - Remembcethe:.plaoe, No..J Third street'' •the Aar*. ditu*.3 2 (tdra this sirittot•the great cities: • jans23-dti" Iffla f Alli ,0.A.61143 - ES..just received at . jUL. - • . SE SLER & FRAZER; no2o (suoussors tot Wm. Dock, jr., & Co.) 808 it -BLACKWELL'S ENGLISH gicittals, a rare article for table 31iiiif received and 1144mde .4.V.PSLER , & F..I!.4ZEN febl (tato:tessera tolaria. Dock, jr., & Co.) SUPEMOR • '' • GOSHEN • • FOR TABLE .11 . SE, Just received at' SEMLER & FRAZER'S, (Successors to. Wm.:Dock, Jr., & Go.) 101 1 tIICK' . W.11-NA."I'I.33ITCKWHEATI—XiiiiiaII let but superior quality of ituckwhdak ,ditati from Towanda, Pit, fortaleby the sank .onotuut, at • .taaP • • BOYERk..ROICRPER. 4°4 BOYER 4r.-1/.OERPiIt. -F A NGT , IsIi • DAIRY and , , ify.w. YORK th i thi''dECKE,Sill et > [1451 „ /kW", XUEI vat[ 1` 0V3.4f, - 7• , ?Alc. 4 U Siasple .11t.ta3 Pennsylvallia nail Road ! ELIXIR FIVE TRAINS DAILY : 1 1 0 AND FOUR FROM PEO:UO)F.DELPM. MONDAY; Hoy. 16th, 1863. THE Passenger Trains of the Penssylvania . Railroad Company will depar tfrdm and am' at liar rbgang and Philadelphia as to own: • EAST.W.A.BD. THROUGH EXPRESS TRAlNleiffes Harrisburg at,245Y st., and arriveastMett Pbliadelphia at 6.55 A. IL 'PAST LINE leaves Harriaburxtbdly (except Monday) it COO a. IL, and arrives at WestlPhdadelphia at. 10.10 A. IL. Passengers take breakfast at Landisibr. • WAY ACCOMMODATIONS-via.ll6Unt Joy, leavesHarriS• bUrg ata.2o x., and , arrives • at!- West Philadelphia at. 1215 PAL • FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves iihnXisburli daily (fteiTt IL Sunday) at 1.00 P. , and arrtvas At nest Philadelp la-at 5.20 r. m. . , ,-.:1 .HARRISBURGACOMIXODATION TRAIN, via Colami. Ma, leaves IlarrisbargailiMi. and arrives at, Weal PWiatiellibia at 10.60 Pi N. t i • • WESTWARD. BALTIMORE EiPRESSTRAINiIaaves Harrisburg daily (except Monday),at 2.20 A. st. 4,4lbions, 8.00 s. it., take breakfast, and arrives at =nivel. 1.00 r. Y. PHILADELPHIA ; MIN leaves .Harrisburg, dalliat;3. 20 A.m • Attocni KO' la. x., take bhakfast, end'atirges at - Piiisbnig.atitBo MAID TRAIN leaves Hairlabingiat 1.40 r tc LAltotips at 7.55 r. if., take supper, and arrives at Pittsburg at I.Mk, A. X. • ' FAST: LINE leaves'ibniisbings44.s r. at.; Altoena 9.10 P. it., takes supper, and arriVes at Pittsburg , ati 1.41 _Y. , HARRISBURG ACCOM M ODATION; TR AIN leavel Wait Placid; elphia at 2.45 P a:, and , airl'iiiiat Harrisburg at 8.10 MOWN' JOY ACCOMMODAIIOII leaves Lancaster at 11.88 a. x., arrives at IbtrrisdVa r. I 7 F. • . YOUNG, aupptt „ PennUt R. R. • Harrisburg, Nev. 18;i1.802:4fr.L.1,,,„' NoTihern :, Central . Railway. imi,..:ricas • l ABA Lr*llVolle ' . WASHINGTON Connections midi! With: thaw on>3epneylvaniaßahroad, to eid,from Pittsbing ana too - . .TWO TRAINS DAILY to and porn the North and Week ; Branch Susquehanna, ; Blithit„a4d:all of NorthOni New York. ai, TAN end after, t 0.16 1:7 • MBE.lll.6th, . t. 1863, the Passenger, TraMs.., of the Northern Con tral Railivay will anivent aadateparttron Harriabargiaad Baltimore as follows, vim... ; • S 0 Cr , TT-Nr-.A. R D MAIL-TRAIN leaves Stiniall daily (except a Sunday)`:., .. „ ... . . .... ...Ilea° A. 's.. "'.' leaves Harriatiarg, ' - 1:20.r. sr. " • arrives at BaltiiiiOre. - . . 5.40 P. N. EXPRESS TRAIN leafesSiirittktgy (except I 1 Sunda :.-....,....„„. 11.42 r. is. , " leaves Harrisblug ) (except X. Monday). ~..* ' ' 2.50 A. !r: • • ~ arrives at. 'Bsitiniore daily t . (except Monday) . 7.00 A. Y. HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION leaves Har- burg.' .". -- de.... 7.00 A. Y.' N 0 R T ti i *l,C,ll;:ii . - - - ` - MAIL TRAIN leave!" Italtlineke l diaRY.: (except , ~gund1, 3 1...- F: ' t' 9.20 A. N. ~ leaves ffamsburg L 45 r..x. ' " , artivas at Sunbury, 4.30 r. 46 - EXPRESS TRAUTleaves Balarnerelaily. ~... 930 Iv Y. arrives at Banglpurg .. ... .. 2.00 A. N. " leaveallarrlsburgidallY (ea- i,-, e. ~,.... t cept'Mor-....{ 5.2 i A. N. " emitted alf um. , 6. 2 / 1 A. N. HARRISBURG ACCOMMO X. 7 loaves Hal- Minor. dail,y - (4oept Sun- .- da Y ) l • -.: ' " areptat a lau tAtaris 7 Etip..ll. For further informatlOn'apply, at. hg Office, in Pennayl vania Railroad ' epot, _ J N. DußAltßlr, . . Harrisburg, bluv, -16 , - / 563,44 .r.. Hen. Hill*: • AND Jr ___PIIIIIO4ARROPHIA:. • . 1 . , ON AND Angli, - ; NOieuptieT 16th, 1868, tho Oftisongoiaokiniiihn leave the and Reading RallrOsili:Dkok ,at Haryiaborg, for Now York and PhiladelpNa; IfoiloWa, via : • ,EIX,RESS , LINE leavett Hairlsbutt - at 6.80 A. x., on ar: /rivi&Of the Pennsylvania Railroad wp•—tm Train froi the West, arriving in New .York at 4.664..1i5. A sleeping der is attached to the train through from -Pittsburg 'wid:rat change. ' • " '• - , 14411..,TRA1N leaves Harrisburrat 8.00 A. X. arriving in No* York at -s.3oamt-iPhilidolnhia at Lt.o PAST•LINE leaves Harr isburg at 2.00 P. - 114 , Arriviig l in: New York at 10.35 P. x., and PniKnlphia,td."7:SXl FAST LINE leaves Nii* ;r4tlr,,it:B;oo . 4; and Iltija;l delphia at 8.15 X. *kiting at Earrfillrayt?.: MAIL TRAIN , leaves" IceiX."/Crk ,noon, and Philadelphia ill arriving atlairiOnig•nt. A 29, ar. I • , -EXPRESS TRAIN leaves.. New York - at itte!P.- 41"iinglit .a.,x.; and iciunscibigarith the Pennsylvania EirpY , train fir Pittsburg: - :4!: sleeping car Is ale) attached this tttiin. ' - • Connections aremade at•liiditrrg with iii . thur , on the Pennsylvania, Northern Central and Onxitaxioral Valley railroads, and at Read' lug lot Phltsnettia; PottsvillEs Wilkesbarre, Allentown; °Muslim,' ace. ' • Baggage , checked ,through. _Fare-betven New: York and Harrisburg, $5 15 ;" betwoen - Hartieburg Snd,Philadel phia, $3 35 in No. 1 cars, and4B In No .2t • For tieklits or-other Information•apply•to. nol4-dtf great . ... .... T's line, trairerses4theWorthern and , • ' ' iltiorthwest: eremites ofi-Teinsthelnia.:to ;the eitt'of Erie; on Lake Erie. . • ,:' :-...-. • .It.lnutheen.leasedbkthellabnirnsiiiiiiii Cilmj issii.and under Jtheiriisiiicar4X halite rapldlyed throughout its entircriengthe , i , tO .. , -- 1 u.• ..,.. ~ J.-- . . fr illlt is now; me .Icir:Pmeiongerzsaut• Fielklit4tisineeii '.. om Harriet:mug torEinporbinrllliVutileWthilhe 14n'thiti Division, and from fittelleldt!,thi:7S: • rithes).'ea , .the. Western Divhdon. '. /ALI f..,. ~ .-.1"...3,, it . TIME, g pess*riat-.744?r4 4•71.14.4tR18URG' Mall Train leaverilfOrttf..,.' .........:...L46 P. X. Express Train leaves North, ...... -.2 . . - ..-, ..1..1.4 IA a. 25, Ai IL ' Cars run throu g h wrrnobx orrihtis both'irtittori 'thee .tratesirteven: Thiladerptcispindirdiektaliiien, eliaL be, `tireipi eg rtinore and Lock l lleirtig, • • , ~,,, ..... .• , ;NI t Sleeping care on 'Mores& irahie' ‘uom I ti k i s a i e : . • . kkilet o WilltamSPOrkP44; iIaIgirMCPSW.WELIW*Ki Ala Philadcdp_hla. _ ... , ..,....,., ryr . .r:, :;rg e l - q r , , , _, _ ~, For information r05p1atamr...g.,..,,,p1y,,, , 04.. the S. Corner 11th and Idarket.streetali...* ,: '1,....) litt r reight . business ef tlke GouipreiyitAgents: ~ $; .13. gstoik; Jr... Corner -I.3th - and Ilret streets, phtliygpidit. nir.k. 1 % . 74. 1 7 ; lte t nol4 Rrie... : LLIV .' TI"; - .1 .;"_) Ziff . Y. v ": 1 1'...."11111 gens t N. 1,1..-.. e. R, lialUiper% : 6H. HOUSTON, . ~,. . - GeneratAslgrepil'a. LEWIS4EQPI7 ; . -,, , •" • ' avg?nll A.4. 4 e,0het 4 4.?. , J oa: D -,• 1 00 4, . i: . ..,r: : :.:., . •:, nols-diy] , '''' 0 ;.' voyeat Ifiiii4lf 4 ,' Istriiiiiirt , ' -, -. t . .._ ... • • . Illgittiviiito)i .- .600 - r u l eor* • t 1 • „, DALlit LEAPHAIR TOP MATTRABSES.f Palm Leaf - Cottop:rop Mattpepoft, i : L i • • r , rer:: I - t • Feetherrfleo CottoriComfortikindiSpreiulai-i , •• 1 `. c. X,attles''Wilkiw Work Mak ), Carpet Camp Stooks. Door Rum Carpet ilisittaa-:•- • I:4lonfti&teadA Jatmitaatterriac.c.,...k ( N e ts4l4 ,y . tngtiN cipAR* 1 7. q). t wd *dig A gi, re 04. ' - t '-i` i t iatt O B sea I.C.- Arial drg,-Pa: ' Pi 9n vt~ J• 4 40 1 ) 1, peiffikalsFAAKlttlAWAelis -cw-yit ftr,j-ola Boards, a fineassoriC znaltUsuit poettloct i, .:OFFIARMSIOoKuroa4, RAILROADS•. .B A Sal iw*B D J. J. CLYDE,. Et,nered.dgem ip) Road 4 RAILIWADS. CUMBERLAND VALLEY . Flt K-1.4 I RAIL itOAV - S. 111SIANGE OF.HOURS.—On and afterMon ky day, April . .4114- 1864, Rawest,* Using NM run daily, as follows, {Sundays excepted:) • POR CHANDERSBURG AND HARDZSEDRqi ' 7.00 * .,A44 7.37 3:As 8.17 4,26 Ilag Gree e n rest° cLitr n e Airive at Leave at Leave' ShipPellsbuig Newviile " Carlisles.ss . 10.10 3.12 . , " Meebaniesbarg 6.25 10 42 2.92 Arrive at Harrisburg6.ss 1115 3.40 7011 azw4a.aassulto AND 11410NR82;016T: --.,. o , i , .. • 1: k. '4'. X. r. lc ri ''''"'"`n-. -- .':•: r:.:::"ItIrS' 1:32` - ' CM' Leave Harri t,_,„ - - 7: L — —• • . ... 8.47. 2.15 *AS4I. 44, ~.. MeCh 41,..../.:4 '.....: Vf .. ..- • . 917 ' 2.155 ' 6.20 Li ' 0 011 E 6 ' — 10.22 12a f 4 • NeWville • . . ' :Vita, 4. 00 114. i ShlPPensbuTg (Arrive at , . 11,00 1.34 ~/..,• Chonibeniherg, lyakv a at . _ 33.09 .. • Leave Oseeelsd .11.55 5.301 e , , - _-_,-.1.;1...i2;35..44.9 Antra a t :R a g e - n341111 * ''''' . - b _with trains making close connectiens . nt , _. t , sirg an with &sr - Philadelphia, Near Yotk 'lnd PI tsbnit"; a listni ; rapaa oath, ivrest, -!, ,.. ,,,,ii ; if o v o zi , runs ,64 - The irriln issevihg Carina , 76 Q; pLLI3/4., iho.l ' iiiitt as heals ear ---e•- '.' ,f, Al 4,J 1 32 4- A/': - - • • Is. ItiOinee; ,- ..' •YsPIFF. P • - • • -.'"'READING RAILROAD: wz*Tkß atitiVANtrgA - EDit.:* aRELT .TBM, THE : •hUßTHalltaitlirest for,Pbilatie;phia,tkew Nark, • Reading, Potta: a, Lebanon, Allentown.„EastottArc.,,ite. ."Ttalbe Narifshisrg Yor k Reading, Peltsviiie and all:lntermediate tiketionso 1 4. 9 U• .14, - and.2.00p.,x. • a . t . prety York.. repress leaves Harrisburg at &SO A. .14, arriving at 1 isiXorleatl.4s,the same day... rareWfrinui•Rairislierg: To New Yorkz,•Bo' delfaila 8, 3 Oeakod thleogh-: ”.. ;titrimitroigavikNOW, York at 6A. M.,12 noon; and 7 IPit r ieb_urg *press.) Leave Philadelphia at,B 15a.. r 1 . 1 , an tl 8.80 P.,X{i • • • Olet , piog cars in the Now york.lprpresui Trams,thieuiy. Ri and. film Pitts!) twg. without: change. `Passengersby tho Catawissa Railroad .leave Tann:Mow ai-IVSO A. 5t.yand4,..1,8 P. at., for Philadelphia, Now Yorky lad !all WRY Pinta loSveOlottssilltakfklb>. AMA& OSCire- X.; for iqdlactelphia;liairisburg and !sew ort. 'Air.Secommodation Passenger train leaves Reading at 6.oosiz it., and returns from Philadelphia at 5.00 e.w. ligr All the above gains run ditilyi.Sinitley Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.80 a. and Phil ,adolphia at 3.15 . • • ' POMMUtatiOR, Mileage, Season and Excursion tickets at reduced rates to and from all pOinhi. a. 6iii xcromber THE UNITEDATATEg.:IIOTEL, HA.RRISIIIJAG PA. • • • D, DUTCH:ISDN, Proprietor., Ilivaas Well known Hotel is r.. yell a AL tied to accommodate the traveling' public, affording the mast, ample cenvenlencesmtlike-forthotransient guest tand:the permapeabcawder.. ~TELS IfITSI?,SrATES HOTEL has been, glair:oly relit "tea thno ghtiut, and noir hiss' acreMboodtaloha eqnal 'in exteriti„qomfosa andlluxury.to.any.hotel bepipen aolledei .111/11iandWittsboirt. lOilatiol Wilk *WM gib' State AVIA bein&in fauy . acceesso,all the railrolut depotsi•and inickro proximity to all the public omces and business lo oalltlistof the city. It has now all the conveniences of FIRST CLASS HOTEL, '4410 Proprietor is ddternfl dd to ' spare riOither - - lobvKlaine or laborto ensure the comfort of tha!gifesla- Mhe Pistionage of the traveling public is respectfully soli jell-dtf " - .S.TATX -,VAR1T.241 tEOTEL-,. ,:colivEfort#o . ArovrApßiT 44440s0VtiG,IPAiriii , A. IrTreg tusdeiged - ItltlinglittrdittaeditbiSmelt k 1 own house has enlargedludl4lioroughltrenofitted The rooms.have been re-painted and papered and the estalishment elegantly re-furnished. Being plea- Istutty and eligibly located, and provided with every con venience; Renzi tbvio loublid all thereoutiorts and lebril ties of a first class hoteL Trusty and `obliging servants ithveye itt attendance. , • A bar,: WelLl3)oeked with-chaleol tillers' is attaoh4 to the efilnhlishment • • . de2644y. H O.IJ S:11. .•. , Corner of Market street and Market glinare; • PENNA. • (HAS. lIL:MANN POPTiet-OVt iLLIE 9 S SAFES' • CHILLED AND WROUGHT IRON, I=l Z ::e g 1 CUT-Showing tlie Nef Wort. • 'Wrought Iron Bars TIMM attention: of toy:mese , men generally I js toytted to the superior advantages of thla Sate,Over all others, in Flre stud Burglar Proof quell**, They are all secured by a Combluatioh lA*, _without „key or keyhole, and the whide outside of th e. Safe is =WED IRON, Won 1.3 i Inches t 0.2 inches, thick,) and :Lei proof against the punch or drill nod the veto of , powthg, ag•fre, AuehtlYfentployed by bUrglirs in thole operatioas. Do. .Beriptlets circulars ftnnished by , GEO. ,W. PARSONS- . 110 Xarketetrees, lissrlaburm . . .4gent for Contreatuula. 3.. r. WE'S STAMM SCALES. Every deseriptlon of Dormant Portabldlnntform Scales, Hay, Coal and Stock Scales, Hailmad p g p. : 4,. fin d •T rac k geales, Furnace Clierghig Scales, Anni SWlllllllld Counter Saalea These Scales have several IMPORTANT'ADVANTAGES. They receive the wear aid friction always on chafed :front ' bees under, the Platform ; dff rtveivirtk it upian s the knife pivot's and dolling them. No jarring of the plat ter* affects the working of the scale. Have no check - roto contne the platform., r•will weir,k wben - rat, - , eff level. Luke scales reqeirembleep pit and bid' lee for foundation; &c., than any . often scale?, - Full jaamation futaded iffy=thit subscirtber, -who is , ' agetitdor Central -Pennsylvanit and sells at manufac turer's priobs. ' • t SEC( W 'PARSONS, - • 1 febe-d3M 110 Market street, Harrisburg. NEW BAKERY, Brad Street; bet st een Sc aid Ihird‘ t indergigriecl,.l44A. 'Opened. a ; new EA-. -4.4 t, KEAY, in ttei Sixth wan; where he is prepared to , 34PPIPBRgARAli 1 P , W EEl klitA natettable rate: • pineal eagratictiori to all who will give him , a •citiks,,litt cwillaelthis!bread at the vete • . VE kid eight. taariliteo; -.10/11+1 ALL RN. ajah, • -. ! - I • • I K- i rrNt assortment or. Silver Maple, Nelv#_, Taller ash, Morse= Chiataut, I' 1 • r • European Linden, Catala n r r gagla ofauttfobbyag t tad' .• ; ) ~..I ,ICMYSTONFIM EAo g oinoLamit 1.6488 , k Tri:l;7.l ' • . • ; ,,, ffu mmit jo wi dg,Adiitivtloam , ^l2, WM) ) 916tiocasorif . , 8 SO 12.58 9.00 1.23 9.32 2.00 Fla HOTELS. MEDICAL. 0 4 Om. ecv g d. . , • 4 0 ; 1 _ EIMMEI B. 300 I..piortip : FLINCH. PIRIONCiI DROPS, ... ,rsr~ _ess~►r lODLREGIfiIiATOR / . rare the onir'klibwn - ranietly that Will auccenitin# and Inveriablya.readne artiksegniateitherenutKot ha riiiitavrelXers till irregularities . and producing th, vigor and PERIODICAL DRors Are a fluid preparation, the only true one of the kind ever , diacovered,in this country, and acts directly on the parts ended, *bilk pills had posrders can only rear& thitt,mi they work through sympathy, but not at all direct and. . positive.. Are you sulibring from a constant anxiety Ikor the reed: lar return of riatffte'sloalelibeff.Givi Give yourself noun a tbrlkohllPerierlical Drope; If taken a day ret.tWO before the expected Pmt . WW pool- Wryly and hirstrWy regulate its colgeflwas sure as effect Pu" l, ciazet. BB . 4 .fas 460* - Vilk , !lt Ara you toc irar 1r led by - amesne, or unablito **he - labor ddanjarbft etiset ' ' " =mu = LYONS PERIODIOLI3I DROPS boom to yottos it bili:SW, for Is not prevention better than Cure If-.regalityletWietsetrbetrtahrpreirentivei and: urei save you Einch peril anj papy honn.of suffering_ • Have you been afilletedtkor mint' ye. Incident to the sex; that have baffled - the `011;111 or pews[: eta* , 414 are hurrying you oa44iiiikivirif intro t S,r_l • pkaotaLu, igun4 Elli Are the Most pliable regulator ever-know!, tad care,fibe magic,.all those tree ties that h!tnsLietted the fiostor'a t - - Ifflleyoit **ate mrarviititerriMs..Letteer` Akita; , Prolaproa, Iloystremondestaland a thoussind' • otherditbeut tUe All sumutd, ; up • un der the: nfirleAr . P.PROiscd,:and obstructed Asia°, whin in Itirestmeet.or ono &Om Pt lEEE • LyorrB pg,ggiagcALDicor% will/m*3r fume yolk Di) not 1128 the drops. whei Illtbiddeu le the, daleetkolts, for - 41thingle positive Ofirt'aild harmless at" all of lir time's, they ari pawerrcd - aniiiinelf eidculited to adjust' and gone' the; unctionanfthe.monal ..ergualazo, that, if taken at hamper gpev, they would, produce requite cow: trary to nature, againat which all , particularly thou who would reproduce, shouid diretulAY tpierd; • ' r , LYON'S P=C:O,DIOA toitOrS ,"I~r ~ .. Ctennetbaini the mot delhwte •orinstihrtiownt any lino; pd. the pnipriefora wish . :giant mein/ do misene i hoping rho. it thowieWd.bottled wilt be asettor a griodpur 7 pore where one Wined forareilhierifirele one. „ • ,•• - • TPENckpIOAL 'MOM , the never.fahnt painkeiteguiator fbr We' b 7 ovary Drorrist„ Ontety4nd conntrgnnolikinatilf Yon *lke your health enC..lrjettLori a. ; rellatiliimedleine,.:l3n3i any: other. 34101 other, afro if ;tho Arun* to- Viikets:.Y 4 A epply hes e ' nrn tnalt:e Win 1014#44et a for you. C. ;4 - ARlEjai. COy --Pisonticrook— MEI 'NatiHisVen, " $.1.4 . • -1!:1 .AnYboleadeilby , • - JOHNSTO,N;44 , LOWIO.4IS;OOWISO,- • .'&171.A - f• • 2k •I T ,#oi B . I A, ..34Y,f0A4lAtielPhiliPTP ; t . . , t• t • . . 111$ tOy. 1. q • 1 1 1 15 3 hal =.5“ - , 1 , ;;• - • , . 1;1a: 31+1_01LfeS 7 E=2 NEW 'GOODS-JUST OPENED! AT BERGNER'S Book and Stationery Store. Embracing every new and improved style of POCKET BOOKS, MAGIC MAMMY HOLDERS, at Fitts to suit all ciretunstancem POCKET CIITIAMY, Consist4ng or a tine asoortmeat of Westeuholm's Superior Pocket Knives. - From Newton's celebrated manufactory. Every Pen ACI reek a parrot/se. PORT FOLIOS, WRITING GORE, ROSEWOOD DFCVN, PAPETERIES, ko Together with every article =early found in a first Book and Stationery establishment, at • 111 7/ 2 1 BERGNER'S, SI Market street PEIPIELER'S DAILY LINE BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, Lock Haven, Jersey Shore, Williamsport, Nun ' ey, Uniontown, Watsontown ' • -Lewisburg, Northumberland, Sun bury, Treverton, Georgetown, Lykenstown, Millersburg, Halifax, Dauphin, AND HARRLSBURG. The:Philadelphia Depot being centrally located, the drayage Will be at the lowest rates. The Conductor goes through with each train to attend to the safe delivery of all goods Intnisied to the line. Goods delivered at the de pot of FREED, WARD & FREED, 811 Market street, pe, by 5 o'clock r. IL, wi ll be delivered in Har lkhurg th e next morning. Freight Always as Low as by Any Other oct2l4f . BAGS! BAGS! BAGS! NEW AND SECOND-HAND SEAMLESS, BURLAP AND GUNNY • BAGS , /soh AND SALT BAGS, ALL SIZES, PRINTED. TO ORDER, BY JOHN T. BAILEY & CO., . • No. U 3, North Front St., Philadelphia. thb2643m BPCLIATOCA'S PECTORAL RIRUP. TBJ INVALUABLE SYRUP, which is en &sly vegetable in its codifies:Rion has been em ployed with wonderful success to many i t earsfn thecure Or diseases for the AIR PASSAGES and LUNGS. For any kith of the such as COUGELIIMLLNG of the .THROAT, SPrITING.OF BLOOD, DIFTIOULT BRESTELLNG , HOARS&NESS,:LOSS OF VOICE and HECTIC FEVERS, its atie win benitended with the happiest results. It is one of the best and safest medicines fur all forms of BRON mans and CONSUMPTION. Ito 'laudanum or preprint Sim of Opines in any shape in this syrup. PRICE $l.OO PER BOTTLE. For sale at BERGNER'S Chimp Boot: Store. DANIEL A. MUENCH AGENT OF the Old Wallower Line, respectfully in formarne pattlic that this Old Daily Transportation :Line (the only Wallower Line now in existence in this city i l ia In suceeasful operation and prepareo to carry (nig tas lowan any other Individual line betwrcn dolphin, Harrisburg, Sunbury, Lewisburg, Willicmsp,rt, - Jersey Shore, Lock Haven and all other points on the icartheraCentral,Thiladelphfa and Erie and Williamsport and Elmira DaDroads. . . DANIE:L A. mumcn, Agent. , . ' . Harrisburg, Yemen. • • Goods audio the Warehouse of Messrs. Peacock, Zelt Sr. Hinchmatt,Nos. 808 and 810 Market street, above Bth, Philadelphia, by 4 o'clock, e. n_, will arrive at Harris inui, ready for delivery, next morning. rap. Bo-rd myl PAPER WAREHOUSE. FARRELL, IRVING & CO _ Eito MINOR STREET, PHILADVLPECIA, MANUFACTURERS of _ DOUBLE ,STRENGTH MANILLA PAPER. OF ALL SIZES on hand or made to order. litaheSt piice paid for rope in laite-or small gaaati marl-d3m COFFEE, SUGAR. AND MILK. PERSONS making up boxes to send to their Mende in he army, will find this an elegant article; one box making forty cups of coffee, equal to any Jaca alafee, and with - little labor. For sale at =I ,no 24. 41VA PECTORALS are useful to soothe a , ILA cough, .allay. Tickling. in the- Throat., to relieve Boarsenesa, Catarrh, Sore Throat, !Lc. They contain Coltatoot,' Soiehotaid, Ipecacuanha, &mega and Squill, (the most reliable expectorants, known,) are the chief ac- Alive constituents, so blended with Gum Arabfc and Sugar, that each lozenge contains amild and very pleasant. dose. .ganufactured solely by S. A. KUNKEL At BRO., 'juin Apothepariea,.llB.Market street, Harrisburg. ilinpOrtant to Truckers and. Gurdenesr. . SEEDS by the I3USBEL Or POUND, of all S the leading and hest early iarieties. - Peas, Beans, :BadWllabbageOlifhiningstasit" & Ca, Beet, Carrot Par snip, Bootabsga, Onion, &c., ke. The above seed offered for sale are raised In New York State, by one of the mo t responaible need growers in the country. I have pu - chased from them for a number, of years and always found Mein trus to name and =eh earlier than seed `raised farther South. . J. NIGH, Keystone Farm and Nurseiy, Harrisburg. P. K.—Orders wanting inuriedinte attention drop in the Post Office. No orders will be taken for any kinds of laded lei than by the pound, or one-fourth pound of four varieties. [COM] J. MISR. DR. B. M. GILDEA, DENTIST, 119 MARKET STREET, Teeth posits ely extracted without pain .by the use of .nitrous [wide. oct7-dtf •VOSEWO OD AND MAHOGANY WRITING AJESKN of daunt airs; for sale at not _ SCHEri.k.RS BOOKSTORE. Aew.n.)Fs oul4?*Eris. Anorthsr lot of Morton's . '. _ UND.IVALLD. GOLD PEPS, hySsooeivOd at Saelrees &doWore.- Armin WRITSWO for one year. p i Lll3l+ 1 0 b .A.) Li .) t.) 1, u. - ~ . . . .. . - . , . .. 1:1010 . 0L SUMS of different sizes, Virdlson's excellent ..ilerieS ilit Spellers and_ .11,eadera, published by Harper & ittootheta; together "with's!! other School Books and Writ. AlS.Naterllgaarilltlfferedi whOleintle and retail, at , •fleet , , gcBEFFEws EspossrortE. MMMWMMII Another lot of Morton's Unrivalled Gold Pens for gala • SCIIEFFERM BOOE:STORE. all pens inuvanted .for one year - (deb Tinier 0513,1PLK Cikt"rEßS' —B State, eal fine article, IA Jones,Roueo York River Oyster., a , under the Jones HOW" Teriapbs, which will be served itpizi fine style at Owl notice under tne Jones House, by. - no 30 " JOSMUSNYGrELY. . . PocKET BOOKS, 131 . J,CKSEIN, PURSES ,PpB73IIOBNAIBB, and - A - generai Tinily or LEA, , TIP:R. GPM, iwgf.raceived BBIGNER'S BOOK STORE. A. R.?"."....:-"tw°lirriuitiedo"thilklij:titFitiest: ken, - . 1314 H viee 'al this ; I:Avukt*:. Par oallttAt ISEDSLER ac FRAZER, • 410.2c,i Isoocessois to Win. Dock. Jr., d,z CA Aerit' Akyr.w fme lot pf Green.- - Itcavetat fSHISLER & FRAZ mare i Mucceseont to W TheAc s jr & Co.) MISCEL LA.N Et) S. CALF SKIN rocKEr BOOKS, BOr.WSIRIN pußsEs , PORTMONIgAMS, &a GOLD PENS, Line. dOB. MONTGOMERY Sr. CO., Philadelphia and Reading Depot, Foot of Market street, Harrisburg. ROLL WRAPPERS PURE CONCENTRATED SHISLER & FRAZER, (successors to Wm Dock, Jr., & Co. JUST OP E NED, AN ASSORTMENT OF
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