- •ss oulSl'lTll7.•l4iiv ~t'elTF. icy CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUT/oN_ WATER. CO'NSTITUTIOW.WATER. ICONSTLTCTION WATER GREAT REMEDY Mt TILE CON STI AND THE ONLY KNOWN BKI[EDY FOR DIABETES, and DISEASES of the -KIDNEYS and BLADDER. VONSTITUTION WATER Hu been pronOunced by We Medical. Faculty and the public; tty nettle most wonderftd,rehledy for the. perm*. neat cure of 6.11 diseases of the. STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLADDERthat has ever been offered. It tiord: a MINERAL WATER; It Is from eiperieno that CONSTITUTION WATER has emanated, and we now my let no man doubt, when a Single bottle has been kneWn to cure diseases which the beat Medical talent in this country has Jailed to relieve. A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution Water cannot be classed under "quack" preparations; as li Is nortr ussaibytbe most sciastldc 'practitioners ROMs city. It is only second class physicians that .617' "ticrwii Popular remedies, while the better skilled Make use of "every means w accomplish &cure; and dui 'Success of the phy sician increases as his knowledge of different remedies enables him to produce a cure, While Othere Talk 'p the, u tility,' -- Science Is Satisfied with the truth. ' Give Constitutibu Water a fair, trialwe litainlyou Who are 'under suute - bi3Ocimis' ta's care . fidiri 'year to YlaiP, anti we particularly allude to ladies who are constantly resorting to focal treatment, and all sorts of local applications for diseases, with us much chancy of success as Mai would be from local applications to the throat for diseases of the We have been always careful- to use language in our circular thattould not shock the most delicate organiza tion, bucwe receive so many communications from per sona fur which Constitution . Water is adapted, and et whose diseases no laminion has been made, that we have tome to the conclusion that if the 'remedy is capable or producing a cure, no matter what the disease may be, it should be made known. The medicine is put up for the public, and there should be no exceptions. We would say, Constitution Water is not like a 'gilded pill; made to suit the eye and taste; it is a medicine in every sense of th e term, placed in th hands of the peo ple for their relief, and if taken according., to the direc tions It will, in every case, produce a radical cure. We would my that the directions to regard to diet, eta, re late only to the disease under which they occur. • . DIABETES Is a disease of the stomach and liver, acting throuch the kidneys, and is, without doubt, the most obstinate disease, except consumption, that infects the human constitution. We have no space fur discussing causes, but will state that the afoot of the disease Is the conversion of the starchy principle (or vegetable portion of the food) into sugar, which stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion of water. litany persons sinter from this disease who are Ignorant of it; that, la. they pass large quantities during the day, and are obliged to get up from one to fifteen or twenty times during the night, No notice is taken of it until their attention Is called to the large, discharge of water, and often when It Is so far advanced as lobe beyond the control of ordinary remedies. • Another symMote is the great thirst, which, wuen the, disease is fully esteb.. intoterubletir patient drinks conitantly u'iiM it being satr:gfiord; also dryness of the mouth, cracking of the a sweet breath, in the more advdticed cases, and finally loss of appetite, emaciation, and the patient, guide. Sty sinks from exhaustion. CONSTITUTION Watsa is, without doubt, the only kuokrzt remedy for Diabetes, and we have as much confidence that It is a specific as we have that opium' . will produce sleep, and truthfully say that it has cured every case in which it has been useit STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS,'GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,..ETE., ETC., Diseases arising from a faulty. eeeretioar—in the one case being too little, and _acconipiutied by severe pain, and the other a too profuse seezutlun—which will be speedily cured by the CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITMoN WATER,.. CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER `. CONSTITUTION. WATER coNsTITUTIoN WATER CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR TUE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FUR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWM REMEDY Full THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR DIABETES. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE RLAiiDER INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, . CATARRH OF TIM BLADDER SPRANOTIARY AND BURNING OR PAINFUL 13RI. NATINti. For these disestves it is truly a sovereign remedy, and too much cannot be said in its praise. A single dose has been known to relieve the most urgent sytnotoms. ere you troubled with that. distressing pain in the small of toe back and through the hips? A teaspoonful a, day of toe Constitution Water will relieve you like minds.- PHYSICIANS Hare long elute given up the use of - Luella, cubebe and Juniper in the treatment of chime cit.e.avou, and only. use them for the want. of a better remedy. ;CONSTITUTION WATER has pro e4` Itself equal to the task 'that" nag dei.olved upon It. _ DIURETICS.- . • irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constant usefpoon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease. We present the Constitution Water to the public with the oonviction that it has no equal in relieving the •clam of diseases for which it has been found so etninently.sue media for curing ; and we trust that we idiallhe rewarded fofour efforts in placing so valuable a lamed} , in a form to meet the requirements of patient and physician. . . READ .1 READ 1 . 1 READ r! 1 DANVILLE, fa.,. Juno 1882.—Dr. Wm. H. Gregg-- Darr Sir: in February, 1801, I was affected with sugar diabetes, and for live months .I.l.pasand more than two gallons ot water in twenty-four -hours I was obliged to get up as often as ten or twelve threw during the night, and in five mouths I lost , about fifty pounds. in weight. During the mouth of July,.lBBl, I .procured two bottles of - Constitution Water, and - in two days aster using it relief; and after taking two bottles en. Urely cured, soon after regaining my usual good Beath. Yours truly: J. V. L DENvitt • 11013 TON Y. Dee. 27,.1803:1:-"-f1trot.H. s birggg ff 47o.—;Gents: I freely give you liberty to niake 'lsola-the Zitroirlita certificate of the value - or Coirstittitteri - Water, mulch.( can reLemmend in thelligheat manner: 'My wife was attanked with pain in the shoulders, whole length of the back. and In her Ilnibs 'with Palpifalidn of the Heart and irritation of die Bladder. I called a physician, who attended - 11er about three moptiff.s t when he, left her worse than he had found her. I then employed one of the best play:dela:ls, I could find, who attended her for about nine mentlis, and .while she was under his care she d id. ffot suf fer quite as much pain. lie finally gave her tip , and said "iii' caw was ineurabia said "She, has suck a corfulauition of comptaintothed medicine ,:otten'fo'r one ope ra's against SOUK aka: JO her About the - time time she oununenced. Manse of Constitution Mater, and to our utter astonishment, almost the first dose seemed to have the 'desired - offeet, add - abe — kbfit onimproving rapidly under Its treatioent,and now supecifuends en tirely her domestic al airs. Sheltas not taken any of the; Constitution Water for about Mar Weeks , and we arehappy: to say that It baO produtld4 I.Perinintent cure. %VAL M. VAN BENSCHOTEN. Wurtontaresa.n, Conn., March 1861—Dr.. - GlN:pp—De& Str:--Havirtft seen your advertisement , of Vosirltution Water," recommended for Inflammation •f theMtdheya 'and Irtitatiorrof the Bladder; having tattered. for the past three years, and tried the skill of a number of physicians witheeny temporary relief, I wasinduced to try your Medicine. I procured one bottle of your agents at artford, Messrs Lee, Sisson & Co., and when I lead used half Oritcto my surge* foulut a' great thine In my bealth. I have used two'steltlo. - of it, and am where / never e_ tube in-mylra, welt, and is good splrita I cannot express mr . gratitilde fail; I feel that it is.a ll tandamorelttan you recommend-it to be. May.the'bleVing or Qfp:l ever attend you In your labors of, love. . Yours truV , ' ' ' , LEONARD BIGELOW.. FOR SALE , BY ALL DRUGGISTS: PRICE EL WM: IL GREGG & CO., Proprietors. ZORGSN:it'ILUEsr, Oeffefai agents;' - Sao 28-dimailtn cod • No. - 46 Cliff Eitree% New York. SOLD BY • .01INSTON HOLLOW 8[;--QOWD1,:y mumszszLegae, Pd. KUNKEL & BRO. 118 Market street; Harrisburg ,11 . _ AND ALL ID RUGG tair-, N EVVWTI S E N TS Steam Job Frhiting ESTAILLISIIMENT, THIRD STREET, NEAR IVALNET TIARRLSBUI 0, PA. 11111 - A.VING recently added to our Jobbing IX Department a large amount of new type, several new fast steam presses or the most immoral machinery, and other material, we are now prepared to execute at shOrt notice, and In the MOSt approvvd•style, AT.L KINDS OF MILITARY BLANKS. LETTER SIIEET RBAIANOS, CIRCULARS, BILL BEADS, . • - - .BtXL.NIESS CARDS • -•'• " • RAILROAD BLINICA • POSTERS, In one or more colon,. .., - . PROCIRAMMES, . 7 • -.BILIS OF LADING, - PROMISSORY NOTES, • LEGAL BLARE. • JOB 'WORK •• OF ADD, DESCRIPTIONS:, PLAIN OR ORNAIVIENTAL. Orders from 'a dlstrumo extended to promiely. marlo-devrtf, , , • A. F. ZIMMERMAN, Fraciical Watch Atiike* - , No. rsi Market Street, Harrisburg, PP.; D'IALE'R IN FIN WATCHES ' &AM% sgrs OF JEWELRY. FINE SILVER WARN! . , PLATED , WAEE, • .. • • TEA SERVICE 4, . • • AND ALL KINDS OF JEWELRY. Etas constantly on :liana & isell selected and elegantly assorted•etock of - • ' FINE WAT6TLESRIri " • CAAINS, AND. SETS. FINE SILVER IV - p.ES. AMERWAIV, EiVGLISJT AND sw.r..sj WATeHES; Both itt Goldoni' Silver Cages. , - . t . ' Also, a tine assortment. of ADXES'. .lA r AT 0 1 - Og,S ' 600.9tRialy OR hat 4 A LAG VARERTY 0.13 ILL-CANT 1-.AI:SOa:CP4, 9f A il 4 es 9 ri P t , MnS i .211-°fajhich w ,ll .be *la! ake LOWEST :CASH PRICES. ter- Call and examine'the goods. . . Particular attention paid to repairing of tine Watches, such to. Chronometers;•- Duplex and other eeleOrated Watches, and all kinds or Jewelry neatly reppird. None but the MOM competent workmen employed. and the whole matter under my own personal superriMOn: ZIM.MKRAIAN, • raar2Bl No. ca, Market street, adjoining Brant'attall, T. F. WAVSON, MASTIC' CEMENT , . NANUFACTITRAR, . . . Prx.. TS PREPARED to turnish and coat the a l_ terictivof Bilildings with the MASTIC CESIENT, on a new system. This material is entirely different. [rese t - all otter cements used heretofore, and is the only rokslii, imperishahle coatinglor uuteide,wori:. Mixed .Witiogplro.. per proPertioni of pure Linseed Oil, it'forms a solld, du!ra ble adhesiveness Lei:trick ur mono alls, Making a bead tiful, fine water proof surface and finish equal to Brown Stene or any color desired. Anamminhers for whom I have applied the Ce ment, I. refer to the folio - wing gentlemen: J residonce, Penn street, Piteibtirg. arCerd, " s.' " . J. IL Shoenbergor residence,. LAwrencoville. A. Hooveler, " James liiTandlost, " Aileen:llY Pity- Calvin Adams, . " Third street, Pittsburg. James WOW,. ciwner St. Charles Hotel, " William Vohei, Gicard Rouse, Barr & Moser, architects Dispatch Buildings, John B. Co; residence, Frontntreet, Harrisburg, Pit A. J. Jones, . . .." • ! masa address . .t F.. WdI:TS9N, . . . P. 0.130z,l ,aOO, Piusburki•Pa. or, Penna. HoLL: , e, Harrisburg,. L,a', feblB-d6m Priuvroci-RAPIrt A_Litu ANOTHER - LARGE ASSORTMENT P o to - p 11.• .41. 111 it in. 4: BOUND in FINE kO.RoC6o—panelled, gilt and moaned with two Iteavi gilt clasps. AIiBUMS WITH 30 Pictures fora. IS 00 . - eV" " .... ... . ........ •4 DO together with vrrious . ether styles . 'orbinding, sizes -aFid prices, which will be sold cheap. • Suldier,s.you cannot buy a prettier, mere durable and cheaper album anywhere. ' Call and see at SCREFFER'S Bookstore ' 2 marl2-dtr Pa.; - “THEILE IS NO .SUOR WORD AS FAIL:” , TARRANT'S 'COMPOUND T.:XTRACT CUBEBS AND, COPAIBA. This greparathin is immeidarly recommended to the 'MEDICAL PROFIVSLON: add the YUBIiIG for the Rronipt and certain ourecif DISEASSS.OF THE BLADDER, KID. NAYS, URINARY ORGANS, ETC. It may be retied on wattle besmtide for the adulinistrai Lion of these remodtos , ln the large class of disenees of boin sexes, to Which they aro Tintilliniblo. It never it:ll6ooms ertiliahe'dlgestion, and by its concentration, The„ctose Is .11d4Wrircilikqed-. . 2. • • N. B. —Purelmseril lire - advised to ask for TARRANTIS' COMPOUND BXTRAPT, OF. Cf./BEBS AND COPAIBA., and take nothing else; Initiations bud worthless prepa rations, ander similar Munekaie in' the market. Prim $1 00. Sent by express 'on - ree;eipt"of prim. Manufac tured only by TARUPT &" Nb. 278 Greenwich street, corner of Warren Street, , lTow York, and for sale oct22-dly• . . . For aide by S. A. KUNKLE BRO., 'and by Draws generally. AIQ 4ssomripprr OP - • da 0 E o or,. - • i• POCKET 'BOOKS,''': PURSES Poi rie N I FOR LADIRS AND GENTIRINft,:, • • KELLER'S Drtig and Fancy Goodi StOre, f.No. 91 Market street. • The beet lioi•Oecot ; • TRAVELING BATCH .ELS, And a:general variety of FANCY GOODS, suitable kir Pre: eats, now on nand at KELLER'S Drug Store,... • No 91 Motet eiroat. S , l'•,tiA , S -.. .•••• • •f.' • .... piiiiII:PORTES,--MELQDEQOiIFEEE: - )iuslq, z - v- Drums , fifes, orlCLisigai/.4ierclutgtil24. ricx.v.mf:K44943, Loukiug:Glagyes,;Yhotograpk.Car¢gaud Alboms, oranqrotipe menus ; .Eagravinov fiourree, £G,. &C. Ramemoqr the , ylace, tie; ,street,.; the larger bEtrsia . gtara this aide of. Liao gra.. mtiee..... ~iOD2B-dtr rialjlatANT TO AILL. —lt will castors the _ . MO; to health; the intemperate to tempentnae. • The Rhubarb wine will do it all. .Don't think , the reading of the adyerkisement:will. do; we don't daimldtaL. Btit if you wilt guLto C. L. KELLER'S Drug Store and getsome of the Wino and. examine it for yourself, it will set you right; . I will warrtull you on that. Orders for. mine and wine plants taken and tilled by our authorized agent C. . , K_ KELLER, No. 91 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. For full - p aril9lllllff apply to - or - aibiresS the above. • JANIES ' j. = '3iiiront.PikeeountY, iriar22-(l.tf , 71)1.91e§illv Dealer in Wiue Plants. G.F. 7 S. s tzt rezi r wscl z ttl no2o lincooeso — plo iink..ooolc, - riAtubbE 11.1.AtapMELL`8- ;_ENiil~L 1d Pic.ww;a rare art ickp Sor table use, just retelTed and for sale. by . , SHISLER. & F RAZER, - (saccessort to Wta Dock,) A • PPLAsi: rprk AEL State - Apples of, overt' varlet- Also, IrCirk 'State ainter:for'sriktit' — 1029 "' 'BOYER &.IKOSRPER .11151.VAN/49EANG11 1 % , itigvieuiei , e4 at , " juaicias 47 cc ;:3110YER ,fitKOERPn. RAH...ROA DS. Pennsylvania Rail Road ! • Wirpumnpro-r.„ .. .. T it 3 _ WINTEIi TIME TABLE. FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND Ff Uli FROM PIIILADEDELPIDA. oy .IiND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. 1edt,.1863. THE Passenger Trains of the PellliStyh,nia Railroad Company w ill d e part from and srri: c t , ‘ aar risourg and Philadelphia as follows: EASTWARD, THRIAIGII EMPRESS TRAIN leacei Rarrishurg s daily /45 and arrives at West Philadelphia at 6. A. M. FAST LT E leaVes Harrisburg daily (except Monday) at 6.00 a. X. • Old , arrives at West Philadelphia at 10.10 A. M. PassengerStakbrealiinst at Lancaster. WAYI=II:KODATION, via litcixtt . Joy leaves.Harria burg at 7.26r a and Fares al West Philadelphia at . - . FAST iif.AEL THAW leaves Harrisburg daily (=apt Sunday) at at., and =lves at West Philadelphia at _ . . HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, leav'es Harrisburg at 6.80 r. si., and arrives at:-west Philadelphia at 10.50 P. PL. WESTWARD BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Monday) at 2.20 , a. Altoona, 8.00 A. ac , take breakfast, and arrives at:Pittsburg at 1.00 P. sa. PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TFSIN leaves Harrisisurg daltydo, 8.20.e.x.; Altoona..at:.B.4o A. X., take breakfast, ,and arrives at Pittsburg at,1.30 MAIL TRAIN leaves.Hamsburgat ,7:40 P. 4.; Altoona at 7.66 P. at, take,supper, and.arrtyea AL Pittsburg at 1,10 FAST LINE leavesgarrisbure at 4.16 P. m.; Altoona at 9.10 P. it, takes supper, atulallirivee at, Pittsburg at 1.40 HART IS/3I7RG ACCO/4110DATION,TRAIN.leaves West Pniladelphia. at 2.45 it m., and arrives at Harrisburg at 8.10 MQI7NT,,JOY, At3COMMDDA.TIOIsI laves Lancaster at 11..88ta., sr.,..arzWes at,liarrLsburg at. L4O P. ....SAMUEL D. YOUNG, - - Nov.Afiddle.Dis.;.Penu'a HzUrisburg, N 13, 1862.-dtf Northern Central Railway WIPiTEB: MIME TABLE. THREE 'TRAINS DAILY • • TO AND FROM .: BALT .I. 31f. 0, E WASHINGTON CITY. Connections made with.traitis on peun.sylvania Railroad, to and from Pittabiland the West., TWO THA.INS:DA Yto and fromthe North and Weil Etaltiat Ssannehan.na s Elmira, and. all of.Northerc New York. ON and afteiraoiNlNkii - NOVEMBER 16th, 1863, the Passenger Trains of the Northern ()an tral Railway will arrive at and. depart fron Harrisburg, and Baltimoiaas follows, viz: SOUTHWARD.. MAIL TRAIN. leaves Subliury dank (eseeia, Sunday).... ...... st. leareo . . 1.20 P. M. arriv,es n ia 5.40 P. M. S EXPRESk. TRAI.I4 leaves Saabury (iixeept ' ' Sunday') 1L42 P. M. • leaves Harrisburg : (except Mohday) • • itp A. AL arrives at Baltimore daily .. (exdept Monday) ,. - 7.00 a. 3E. HARRISBURGACCOSINIODATION,Igaves Har bwg . .... .. .. . '. .......... 7.00 A. ii.. NS) :1, T .IV A ..11 P . • MAIL DRAIN: leam IW4iiiipre daily .(except. . .. Sundny) leay.es Harrisburg . lArvivef ai.3anbury 4.30 r. at. RY&RESS TRAIN leAvoji Raliimore daily—. 9:3110 P. M. • " , arrives at. Rairis4urg ..... ZOO .'. leaves Harr burg daily. (oz critt.,Monday). .. 3.25 A. a. - " 6.23 A. M. RARRLSDITRO ACCOMMODATION leaves Bal. ~; t .tmere daily (except. Sun, . . ... . . . 3.00 r. ac afrivm*,_Harrisburg 7 60 P. ac' Per further inforinaLllppplfat the Office, in Pennsyl vania Railroad Jtepet. . 9* , • ,ptraziatßY, Harrisburg, Supt. NEVV - • Atli: LINE ItOUTE. .THRIIIETAAINSIMIILY TO NikiV TOME AND .. , PHILADELPHIA. • ON": AND AlerEß' KONDAY; 'Noyember liqh, 1863, i t i piiPasiiengerTralns Avid leave the Phila. delptila'Od Rea ri':,Riillrnal Depot, at Harrisburg, for New York find Ltd&% ClPhia, as' followti, viz : EASTWARD. EXPRESS LINE lea*egi Itarrisburg at 6.30 A. it, on ar rival of the Pennsylvania Railroad „Express Train from the West, arriving in New York at L 45 a. at. A nlne - 1514 car is attached to the'tmin• through from Pittsburg without .MAIL TRAIN trxtVen' Haniabnrg at 8:00 A. DL, arriving in New York at 5.&0:7, it.and Philadelphia at 1.50 P. m. FAST LINE lotto& Harrisbdtg at 2.00 P. it. arriving in New York at 10.26 P 11., and ,Philadelphia at 7.00 P. at. WESTWARD. , FAST I.JAR:learsdloi:York ati6:ol:VAt -x., and Phila delphia at &to e. at.,,arriving at Harrisburg at 1.15 P. a. MAIL TRAIN leayp Now. York at 12.00 noon, and Philadelphia at 3.30 P. x., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.20 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves New York-at -7.60 ar riving at Harrisburg at 2.00 A. ati,' and- tiannecting witb the Pennsylvania. Ex - prods Train. rot-Pitralinrg.' 'A sleeping car is alsoatttlebed•to.thlitraili . ' .- • • Connections are made( at Harrisburg 'witty trains On the Pennsylvania, Northern' Central , emir; Cnraberland Taltey railroads ; and , at Rbbding for Thiladelphla; " Po t vine Wllkesbarro, - Allentevoy Easton; ' • Bigkige checkad , through. Fare betweeh New York and' Harrisburg, $5 15 . ; between Harrisburg and Philadel phia, $3 35'in No. 1 - cars, mid $3 In No. 2. For Reacts or other Information apply to. : • : ;tit CLYDE, noli-dtf General Agent. Harrisburg. Philadelphia and. Erie Rail -. Road. • THIS - greill line Eraveises the Northern and Northwest countleil of Permsylvanla to the - city of Erie, on Lake Erie. It has been leased by the Plorasumins Ranatoan Cox- eery, and under.. theft ajtsplues la bes 94 iapidly opened thtouglibta Its entire fen s It is now in use Str,,hioseoger and Fitight business from iluvuturg,to Emporiamjl9s miles) on the Eastern Division, and from ,Sheffield to ,Erie (78 miles) on the Western Divielon.4 , it.; (T` : -". 0 :: -1 , I TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT HARRISBURG. Mail Train leaved. .. . ..1,45 r. at. Express Train leaves North ... 3.25 4. a. ,CitrB run throagh wimp= caAns-both ways on , these taxdias , betweeir -PlilladMpttia• , and . rLot.k" Haven, and be tween Baltimore and Lock Haven. ElegantrZleving es;n7on - ExErssa, i« both ways be tween Wiffitimeltort and — Ttialtrmore, and Williamsport and Philadelphia. • For mformatlan.reipecting• Passengenbusiness apply at the S. E. Corner Ilth and Market streets. And for Freight busanekss.of the Company's Agents: S. B. Eingstett,"Jr.: ceratti 13th and Market streets, Philadelphia. J. W. Reynolds, Erie. • - J. M. Drill, Agent N. C. R. R., Baltimore. IL H. HOUSTON,: - • • • • " Weherul Freight Agent, Phil's. LEWIS L. HOUPT, • General Ticket Agent purg. JOS : D. POTTS, • • • Genera/ kan•a96', WatiamaTort nol64lly] DICKLES ! Plblt T .F.S 1! By the barrel, half barrel, jar or dozen, at ao2f4 • '1 I'! BOY BR & KOERPER. • G.. • AFRESH supply of Mieheuer's Celebrated ,Sugar CgetßaMtaad Dried Beef,. at BOYER & KOERPER :• - • CHOICE LOT At - [(1.e15) W e DOCK. AC. • Q WT VADEII I4 --- .4. pm!). jOrtar yety fink lot kjnor SweetVider; received at SITIALEF. &_ ERAZER. r(StieVeasorsla.W,Docir,!Jr., & Ca) =II ---- 4 AASSORTMENT_• OF q qr.- ni MORT: - 1021 . PORT 'FOLIOS I CAREIRRFN I RACKGAMMON _WARM Received eV' - ' , , -'.gatErlyitiegoo . -la RAILROADS. CUNIBERLAiND VALLEY FRANKE I N . RAIL ROADS. CBA-'GE OF HOURS.—On and afterMon lJ day, April 4th, 1864, Passenger trains will run daily, as - follows, (Sundays excepted:l FOR CHAMBERSBFRG AND HARRISBURG: Leave Rage:v.l4mm " Greencastle •• Aivive at Chambersburz _ (Leave at Leave Shippensburg • " Newsille N. 44 Carlisle 6.03 . • 10.10 3.12 Itlecbaniasthirg.._ 623 10 42 242 Arrive at Harrisburg • 6.56 U. 15 3.40 FOR CH.4.MBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN: AL P. N. P. X. Leave Harris.burg 805 1:82 420 " Mechanicsburg 8.47 2.16 4.54 " Carlisle 9.27 2.55 5.29 Newcille .... , . ... 1.0.= 3.29 Shippensburg 10.33 4.00 Arrive at n.oe 4.80 Cliambersburg, Leave at 11.10 440 Leave Oreeceetle " .11_55 5.30 '- Arrive at Hagerstown • 1285 8.1.0 lar Making close connections at Harrisburg with trains for Philadelphia, 'New York and Pittsburg; and with rains for all points West, • • ,The Train leaving Harrisburg at 4.20, P. m.,,rune onlras fares Carlisle . . 0. N. • MOLL, Supt. RChamhrsburg, April 4,.188417 READING RAILROAD, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTlland Northwest for Philadcluhlu., New York, Reeding, Pottsville, Lebanon, allentowni Histen,&-e.,&c. Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia„ New York, Reath g, Pottsville and all intermediate stations, at 8.00 A. tt.,•and ROO P. at. New York Express leaves Harrisburg at 6.30 A. X., arriving at New York'at 1.45 the same day. Fares froth Hatrisberg: To New York, $5 15; to Phila delphia $3 35 and $3 00. Baggage checked through. Returning, leave New York at 6 A. 2. , 12 noira,alid P. At, (Pittsbnrg Express.) -.-Leave Phijadelphiaaf 8 15A. s., and 3.30 P. Sleeping care in ilioNew York likpress Trains, through to.and from Pittsburg without change. Passengers by the Camwissa Railraid leave Taniaqua at 8.50 A..mt., and 2.15 P. x., for Philadelphia., New York,- and all way points. .! Trains leave Pottsville at 9.15 A. s., and 2.80 C. s:„ for Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York. An Acommuodation Passenger train leaves. Reading, at 6.00. t. ar., and retnrnifrem Philadelphia at 5.00 -.All the anothtrains run daily, Sunday, excepted. A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.30 A. u., au4Pllll - at 3.15 P. s. ' Commutatkm,slileage, Season alid-12xcursiou.tickste at reduced rates to and. from edpehlF4, • • -' ; ' ' mcous, General Superintendent. Nos:ember 14, 182,,ditiwtf THE UNITED gTATEii HOTEL, HARRISBURG, PA. D. H. Iit'PCIIISON, Proprietor. THIS well known' Hotel is now in a condi tion to accommodate the, traveling public, affording the meet ample conveniences alike for the transient guest and the permanent boarder. TEE:UNITED STATES HOTEL has been entirely refit ted throughout, and now. _has accommodations equal in extent, comfort and luxury many hotel between Philadel phia and ,Pittsburg: v Itslocation is the best in the State Capital, being In easy:access to all the rallied depots, and is close proximity:4.o all the public Otficeaand businetz °stales of the city. It. lass now latha conveniences of A FIRST CLASSIPOTSL, and the Proprietor Is , cletermiced to spare neither ex pan time er;iatior lii'li#sure the comfort of the guests. The patronage of .the traveling public is respectfully ettll cited. • jeli-dtf MIMI 1,45 r. IL STATE CAPITAL HOTEL, CORNER OF THIRD. AND WALNUT STR-=3, - +ll.AltlaSitU߀4-PENN'ik. THE undersigned liavingpurehased this well , lcuowt, house has salarged'and thoroughly renovated , The rooms have been re-paintedandpapered , , and the entire essalishment elegantly- re-furnished. Being plea, gently and ongibry located, and provided with everycon verdenee, it oilers to the public all the contleitti text luxu ries of a fu - st class hotel. Trusty and obliging servants always in attendance. A, bar well stocked with choice liquors id aitathed to the establishment' de26:dly • - ' , iv: G. Tlitllifl'SfEC, Proprietor: JUNES lin n S . B Oorner of .Nisrket street and Market Square, HARRISBURG CHAS. H. MA VIN, • Proprietor. IMFAIAM'S SAFES. CHILLED AND WROUGHT MON. RI z -,!d 1:474 ET - CUT—Shovi.in :r• !hr. t • at Wrought iron esrt rpicE attention .of . hnsiness men generally is Invited to the , summer advantages of this Safe over all - others in Flroand Burglar Proof qualities:l They are all secured by - a Combination Lock,- without key or keyhole, and the whole eutsideof the Safe is CHILLED IRON, (from Ig 'mbar t 0.2 inches thick,' and • Is' proof ageinEtt the punch or drill and the 'Wile of perwdirr,'-'astre quently employed by burglais •In their. operations. -De scriptive ciroulani.AuDiehee by. • • - GEO.:W. PARSONS. - 110-M km street, HarrisbuiT v . Agent for Central-Penna.. HOWE'S STANDARD SCALFIS, §rery description of 'Dormant and 'Portable Platform Scales, Hay, Coal and stock Scam, Railroad Depot tusd Track Salle; Furnace Charging Realm, Dudes and Counter Scales:: - • These Scales have several IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES. They receive the wear and frietion.idways on chilled iron balls under the platformOnSteciii of receiving it upon the knife pivots and dulling them. No jarring of the plat form affects the working of. the seta' Have 'CIO check rods to confine the -platform... Will weigh when out of level. Large scales require no deep 'Pit and cost less for foundation,&O., than any other scales: Full information furnished' by the subscriber, who is. ageet for , Centiiii Pennsylvania,' and sells' at mannfae-• tureris prices..'.. , • - GEO. W. PARSONS, febo-d3m 110 Market street, Harrisburg. • NEW. BAKERY Broad Street, between Second and third, HARE4fBURG. • E rpHE undersigned . has opened a new ; 1 . 1 - A.- j. KEAY, in the Sixth ward, where he Is prepared to supply BREAD.AND•CAR.ES at a reasonable rate. lie warrants satisfaction* twill who will give him a call He will sell hle'breatiatille rate of •• CE-N TA• EBB POUND, and full welkin : gliaiunirt • , JOHN -ALCOR!: . . •-• Shade • A FINE assortmeitt of Silver Maple, Norway Maple, - Taller. nab, Cbestuut, - ,Etrepean. Liuden, CataJapa, • . • MaKnolianr Cucumber Tr • - • -•„, a _ _ KEYSTONE , Y. r 6t 'Prre - . 3L r4:1 6 ., I_Bol - SIIPEMOR WINES AND BRANDIES ever _ o ff ere 4.w4l4 markee'ln bottles end by the Ical- Winn 'ciiui4 SMELER. ArFRAZE.2, - 3 4665-= ' " ( I Sitre toook;44.tiao Ersi 7.00 /96 7.87 535 8.17 420 8.80 12.00 9.00 1.28 9.32 2.00 11 OTE LS. PrIEDIUA L NO- ==, DR; JOHN L. LYON'S, FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS, FEMALE REGULATOR, Are the only knewn remedy that will siunatony and. invariably restore and regniatethefemalesystem, rernov; tug all irregularities, and:preducfing health, vigor and strength LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Are a fluid wepirraucin; the only true cue of the'kind ever discovered in thiiresurary, mid acts directly. on the. parts affected., whilst pills and powders can only nisch them as they work through sympathy, but MU" et al dhoti , and positive. . Are you suffering from a constant anxiety for the regu lar return of nature's prescribed laws? Give yourself no uneasiness, for Lyon's Periodical Drops, fr taken a &jai : two before the expected period, will posi tively and invariably regulate ite coming, as sure as effect follows Muse, as certain as daylight follows darkness Are you sick, enfeebled by disease, or unable to bear the labor and danger of Ir.meeei LYON's PERIODICAL DROPS Cftime to you as a blessing, for to not prevention better than cure ? If regularly taken, It is a certain ,preventive, and will saiii you much peril and many hours of suffering. ,Have you beau afflicted for way years with complaints Incident to the sea, that have bulled the skill of physi cians, and are hurrying you on to an early grave I LYON'S PERIODICAL DitOPB Axe the mace rellabLe regulMek ever s known, mid cure, like magi; all thaw irregularities that have defied the doctor's Will you waste away with suffetiog from latiaportines; Prolawns, Dyamenontren i and a 'Manua Mite/ fillad, aes,.all•summed lip under. the came :of suppiessed and Obstructed nautili, when an investment of one dollar In LYON'S -PFaIODIC,AL .DROL'S 1 . . will surely save-you::.:' - Do not ; mug idle drops when forbidden in the diseellona, fiir althcitigh a positive cure, and harmless at all other times,. they are so powerftil And finely calenlated4O adjust and govern the functions of the. sexual orgazdara, that, if taken ailnifiropertimes, they would - produciiiirtilta con. 4119 tO SultiSre. fifidrOg..wliksh.fill,:perticularly.thone who would reproduce, etiorld caneully guard. . 1 LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS Quanta balm the most delicate constitution at any time; yet proprietors-,wish to. guard: agaPst uOusev hoping that thousand bottlea bo used for a.gcustpur posetiwher email:used for anilleettniate LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS, the never-hang Ann* Regulator, Is for tale by every Drngtat, In the city, and.oNntry, and do not, it pan value your health and wish fora reliable medicine, Way any other. Take no. othei, - tan if-the Druggist te !Mom" you apply has not got It, make him send end get It for..you. V. Gt CLARK & CO., AtWholasale, by JOXMSTOI , 4:4OI4,43W4 . q r ;af COWDEN, , 23 North Sixth Street,'Phibsdelphia, Pa 11==filIMEM IMI IMI ECI t=" ' = TRB GREAT Paomarroas, New Haven, Cann ti • ' tid 0 X , ci ts. kg to MEDICAL. DR. JOHNSON, BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, HAS discovered the most certain, Speedy and eflectual nmnedies in the world fur DISRA RES OF DJ:PRUDENCE, RELIEF IN SIX TO TWELVE HOU:a NO MERCURY OR NOSIOUR DE.TOS. A Ours- Warranted, or No Charge, in from One to Taco Days Weakness of the Bal a Ail ir is of the gi Plodded-, involuntary D' impotency ,G, i , k 6,.4,7 Rervoussiess DYSPelialai Lo'o• Spot; C,onfesion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Sean, 'llendilings, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Disead t . Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections of the 1.,17p. Lungs, Stomach or Bowels—throe terrible dtb mer ',.. arising from the Solitary Elstrim of Youth-4h", atcKt and solitary practices more fatal to their victims Mat the song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting ib t i r meet brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering star. , , sic., impossible. 4„, XOUNG MEN Especially, who have become the victims of Solaa-y that dreadful and destructive habit which manually sweep, to an untimely grave thousands or Young Mne or the mat, exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who mk vn otherwise have entranced listening Senate. whh the li mn _ dere of eloquence or wakod to eaany the Ermg lyre,ria, - sill with fall confidence. MARRIAGE. Married parson; or Young Men ositemplatiag being aware of physical weakness, organic denri y deter- nilues, ate., epoedily cured. He t,,, wplaces - hi...4T under the Care of Dr. J. may re iigiously confide in ON honor as a gentleman, and cone deadly rely upon his skill as a PhyAeLtn. ORGANIC WEAKNESS Mtnediately Cured, and WV rigor re.,tored. This dianeraing anernion—utuch renders life taise.,, And miu - rinne ituraiminle—t-. the petadt2. paid by the sic tittegof improper Voting per.auns aze too apt to amundt CEMSSINEIIin Lot wo.e, an are of We dreacUni eunsequenme that may ettauta New, who that under. stands the subject will pretend to deny that We power of pimreatlOU is lust sooner by tho-ie land% Into improper habits than by the prudent, he,ide.. being &privet the pleasures of healthy misprint, the molt aerieus and de. aructive symptoms to both body and mind area The system beeereee deranged, the phys=ical and mental turn-lions weakened, lam at mu:rezone power, net-yens trriuthility, dyelupsia , palpitation or the heart, unhimipo , ceutititutioual debility, a wasting of the frame_ math, win. gumption, Many and death. Orrioi No. 7, So=lt iIIS.DEM:CE. Left hand side going Cram P.altimore such, a fee from the ember. wail Hai to obuerve nave and number. Letters must be paid and contam *stamp. :be Duane., Diplomas hang in Mu °Moe. • DR. JOHNSON, Member of the Royal College t ut surgeoes, London, eel; mite from one or the must eminent colleges lb the Crated .Slates, and the Jointer pari. of where lite bet`. been WAR an the hub . pilnis eV-London, Yuri; Yhtkmetplaa and else. where, bait` elletied *owe of the Moist abtwbsibug twin anti Were ever down many troubtedl with noting in the head 'end earn whe n imijeis groin no ueeeea , beusg alarmed at Sudden sound; blelaulue , ,, nitl Ireqbea 01.0.ing, attended aouteutues with derangement of nand wore cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.. These an, some of the sad and metaaebuly elect= vs, ducetl by early habits of youth, viz : weattnem ul the back and Imil a, pataz in the bead, trassner6 ol night, tore of nittecular, power, palpitation of the bean., dyspepata, aet Cues irritability, symptoms us consuutpuun, &u. MEXCTALLY. —The fearful miects on the mind are mud to be dreaded—loan of memory, contusion of mess, ts. pression of spirits, evil furebtanngs, aversion In society, self distrust, love of solitude, timidity, &c., are some of the evils produced. YOUNG MEN who have injured themselves by a certaiu praztletto Bulged in when alone, a habit frequently learned frau evil manpanitais, or at school, the effects or which are nightly telt, even when astern, and if not cured renders marriage .a)ussibio, and destroys both mind and boob Almelo tame:Mate*: t Sat a young maw, the bopeof his country, Me darling of his put:ruts, should ' tiO tmatched (ram al l nrustwas and enjoyments of tife„by Me summarise of deviating from tiv patit ,, Othiiittalre and milaigng in a certaili_ secret baba. Duch Fermis* Ur,. babes eastern- AT ARRTA GE, Reflect that a Wang mum atm tpact3 are thi.atostaallatiary regillSiteS to pruitsetecotuMbial [tepidness. indeed, with out these, the journey through lite bulolar. a eddy pil grimage; the prospect huirriy iterkzeus v. the view i the maul boWLuub sla.ivrrul with ilthipur :apt third wlth thr relitvalui, that Liao VI altoti:rr tvt Outikui, blighted with our dm, INSFAKE OF LUPRIMENCE. When the tuniguated anti kuptuuuta V0L21.17 ut plaU. -- Itt finds be Leta nab:taxi 'the tweak, ut thieqectuiul haetua, tun utter Isayitena that au tamed sense ut due.. la tat anew ut theetwory down lbw aunt applyaq; w &law: taw aunt 'aluminum and relpetuattatty r use tame netrana Gam Lie laths uitu the hant6 ut ighuratet and desaituar, pretend tas, who, tuctitable of cur:us, Web but pecuutary tab tanucer-keett butt minus, tannin ulna unreels or a., 14/4 ee the elnalleao lee ant be utitauttal, era us dialatir fem.= Watt turned tataltt, Iv stet veer tangellatf,disapixestmeet, Or, by the use ul the 14...itt1. 1110 GlOLUALUMUilaiSyillptOlillbthl thla terflUte alxtc..SUch mhlic noun Ut the limn, Throat, NuNe, Sttat, pzuglMlLlig wan Ittglatal rapaticy tall dealt, pule a petard tu dreadful sulletuiga by • denting new Le that tuebeeuvered. uuuntry twin Whence no traveler recant& INDORSEMENT OF TEE PRESS, The many thousands carer at this Mahn:tie° year after year, and We umumuus duper:Ma atuipmi operattmS wham:dad by Dr. Johnson, wmumbed by the rewrote , . of the Sub, Osirperr, and mussy ether papers, anucea el WOO shave appeared again and again Mime the publu, breedbe am Mantling as a gentleman of character and reapeml . batty, is a aunterent guarantee to the annual. SSA DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED I)6See No.l South Frederick Street * ap26.dly NEW PEIIAIIE.L.PIIIII. C1_40.1-11 1 17011 F..„ IN D. W GROSS' NEW BLOCS, Market Street . ; Harrisburg, 1, uoU DIFFERENT STYLES oy Fastaexama CLOAKS AND CIRCULARS AND FINE SPRING SHAWLS. Will open on We Inc of Awn. • [ am-21-nli PORTFOLIOS FPORTFOLIOS t CHESSMEN and Bac449auutauk Boards, a Ane Ma' ...in, just received at StAIEFFER'S fio qt".'7oleF- QMOREDSALMO.N.-- FINE atillia - 0 SALMON, Just received 'id SHISLER Cr. FRAZE 3, 0 feb3 (eircoeseiers co Wm. bock, jr-, TO LADIES.--If you wish good Lette PaPcx,_ 11; 'metopes ban, rem., et nutmeg else= L b ' t asecionery line, you selll do well by mins% al :SLILE.Filard tkraiLSTORX H.rneb.rg7_ CEO NUltl'ULdi nia•claucle't IN the Juien., Rouse. Yore. River OyraanY. under the JoueiHoune. rensPulLS' %% 111 0 will be served up In Ina stile " =en notice under the Jerez Rime, by - no ?A - • .ft iSEPR SNWELY. PKIKLES ! PIO K I .14S ! I—B3 the /s3rre4 Self Barrel, Jar or Dozen, at aO2O SMSLER k FRAZEIS , . (Successors to Wus Dock Jr., AFEW HUNDRED of the hest PEAR TREES, of valuable leading varivtiva. ever " eit4 ito fade in ilnrrtsoing, are now on hand at t he Keydeae bruniory.. ( n d) JACO33 ding. 111)kai.! CIDER !—Two barren, ut bi.ce k.,/ and' pure EIDER just received at starlit BoYER KOERPEIt ii i LIALLE K NJ tacel4ll.4 ham.. 01 L.U.L. can't! curing. Ju.lr recaved laud For 2.1 e by SEISLER s FiLtZF.I 3, to W MCI .1-"U"._.; 1 -11110613, JSUCAaaP,LIN r ' NOmEMONNAIES, and a gerieral. car.ery MEE 6Uetlk3, just, =emelt ett BERGNER ' , Root ORS. 1, Stl.E.kat 1, imlio nv chit 184 a. • Warraated the Mutat Sherry Vruxe 1,1 country.. Nor role at SEMLER askßo feat aucmcsorg 10 D. sr.. CA— * TSITPS AND SAUCES, of ;the most see dor and choice breads, just rece'ed and for by ". SHISIZI4 oe FliAos„ CineCarni Wm . Dock, Joe%
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