TOT TPTIEGRAPII
na PITAILLSHED
MORNING 410 EVENING,
fj y GEORGE BERGNER
QFFICB THIRD ST., NEA. WALNUT.
TERMS OF SUBSORTIFTIOS
SMCIE Sti*RTTON.
ins turas TZLIGKen •is .served. to subscribers in thc
city at 12 ccrite per week. Pearly subscribers ,trlll be
charged $0 00 in advance. Those porsora who neglectti,
pay in advance will be charged $7 00.
WEEKLY' ta.mums.
TPZlClRAPiliSalsopublisbed weekly,anci is furnisicol.
guhaertherd at the ftillowium cash rates • '
Single copies, weAklp
Three copies to one Post Office
Ten copies to one Post Other
MED)UPAJ,
.DYSPEPSVA I
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDER OF THE LIVER
DICESTIM O 1 Al 5,
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11 0 0 F ti A LP.S
GERMAN BITTERS
THE GREAT STRENGTHE,NING TONIC,
THESE Bitters have performed more cures
have and du give bettersath,factittu; have mare tes
tiniony; have mere respectable people-to vouch: fur limn
Cuau any other at tick. in LLe market.
We defy any one to contradict this assertion,' rind will
pay $l,OOO to any one that will produce a eertiticate pub
lished by us that, is not genuine. Hound's German Bit
ters, will cure. every : case-of Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Diseases of the Kidner3,:ihd•tEiseases arising from a dis
ordered stomach. Observe the following symptoms, re.
suiting from the disorders Of the digestive organs: Con
tipation, inward ales, Fullness of Blood to the head,
Acidity of the Stoniach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust fur
IPood;leullnesstriVeight in the Stomach, Sour Druefit loss,
Sinking or fluttering at the pit of the stomach, Swiminhog
elf the head, Flurried and difficult breathing, Fluttering at
the heart, Choking or suilbeating sensations whefi in a
lying osture, Dimness of vitirin, Dots or'webs bolOre'lo
eight, tevei and dull pin] in the head, lleliciericy.ol Pers
piration, Yellowness of the skin and eyes, Pain in the
back, chest, limbs, &T.., Sudden flushes of heat, Burping
in the flesh, Constant inaagmation# of eval, , nn4.-qoatl de
pression of spirits. • • • •
Remember that this Bitters is not ateohtdic, tontalns no
Mnm or whisky, and can't make drunkards, but is the
best Towle is the world.
READ WHO SAYS SO
From the Rev. Levi O. Beck, Paz-tor or the Bapti4
Church, Pemberton, N. J., formerly of the North .Baptltt
Church, Plailaderphm.
I have knowu iloothAls German Bitters faVorably for
a number of years. I have Used my'oarn
and have been 60 pleased with their ollecta that L vas in
duced to recommend them to manyothe?e, ate] kit& that
they have operate(' in a strikingly 'betietleial mininer, I
lake great pleasure lu thus publicly proclaiming' this,
fact, and calling the attention of those afflicted .411)t 'the
diseases for which they am recommended to these Pit
tare, knowing from experience that my recommcndapon
will be sustained. I do this more cheerfully as Hoof
land's Bitters is intended to benefit the afflicted, and is
"F 94 rum drink." Yours trtt!y.: r • '
Lill D. D'EbK.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D. Editor of the
groMpedia of Relllhous Knowledge and Christian Chroni
016,'Philattelphla. '
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Mellicines in , genbral, through *trust or their lugrecliMrti
and elects, I yet know or no' thtlicient rearmis why a
man may not testify to the benefits he believes himself to
have received trona any. simple preparatiuu, be hone
thrit tie may tints centribtate lo the benilit of (ahem
I do this tlici.mcrureadily imregaril to Boollaud's Ger
man Bitters, I,repare* liy-Dr.'• a M.kiackson, of this city
because I was prejudiced against them for many years,
under the impression that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mpttgre. lam indebted : to-my . , Robert, Shoetua
464gliia-, for the reinbild or this prejudice proper
tq and for i enColitagegfent to try Blom when sulfuring
-from great 'and' font,' - eentlimed debility; 'The use: of
three bottles of these -Bitters at the beginning of the
present year, wan followed by evident relief and restora
tion to adegree or bodily and mentalvigor which I ttad
notifor,sisilemntns'ibeforc, and bad! lilmsfct despaired' of
rogiiinfog. I 'therefore thank Gud'and my friend for di
recting me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON,g4OWN,
From Rev. Warren Randolph," Pat !.hi. ! Baptist
Church, Gerniantown, Penn. . -
Dr. C. M. Jackson:—:D . ear .Sir:- , - , -rersonal experience
enables me to say that I regard the German Bitters, pre
pared by yea, as a most excellent medicine. In eases of
seVere cold add general debility I nave been greatly bone.
Rued by the use of the Bitters, and doubt not they *GI
produce similar erects on others.
Youll 1;107 WARB4.Ii RAN DOLPII,
'`GernauktOwn, Pa.
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Prom Rev. J. .11..Ntu•nor, ' Ristar of lledtbug, M. S
Pt
1/IrC o.
Yhiladelphia, • : .--, 1 .
Dr, .4, Jackson:—Dear tar:- 7 1.1aliing used, ytiuk tler•
man t Wars M my family rtoquenti i Y i am PralmVo say
that it. has beett r of greet service. believe that fu . moat
Cases of generardebility of the system it, is the mt amt
moat valuable remedy of winch rhuve any knou'iedge.. _,
.Yours, respectfully - J. H. TI.TRINTPAI,
ISIU. 7 . :4 N. Ninetoeuth street: -'
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' tir roni tife Rev. J. NI. Lyon; formerly pmfor t oE_ iho
i
• iffilio . o.:J.) and Milestown (Pa.) Buptiat Ohulaal
New ItoenFrne, N'. Yl
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-'' -Eir 0: M..Jacksou :—Dear Sir :—I feel it trpeasztri., thy.%
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itiny a...wa, B.CCAVO bear testimony to the exeellened (.1
the Ottmanilitto 'B6l226Yearit knee - being much .af
ilistiltiVirsPor4; i 'asfq tneri *IA ; 3tFlii be u e lit al
resultsnave onen reeorimien ed Iheni To pursues n ,
I,faeblediry.thattermantingidiseinee, and bareAtesedTrpriti .
them the.anopli. flittering. testimonials nag. milleit real
a te
,'.Floe. In Cane of general elenility, I belierro:it. to • a
.11.411. /kat cannot be Surpassed. . . ~ /...M.. 4YONS,
t1.,•1 %
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From the.. Rev Thomui.. Wintfir,,Parkr of Ilexboriatgb
Baptist Church,„,
Dr, Jackwin:—Dear - Sit: -1 felt it dile to your eseet-.
lent prellaratidn, eitkr‘tb add my
testimony to the deserved reputation it lies obL.ucsd. 3e
have for years, at, timea, Beek tfoubl , hl with groat Lii,tatieri
in myy, head and nervops ,a , hinitip. I was oilvwl, by a.
friendito try's bottle ol• sett m an
have*Sperieneed greai-unatiltinkpeetet heaph,
hail been very. materially bepotated. t cOluitlenily
amid the article where .1 wed:wait easoa;similar to my
owa, and, have beenassuredbry..lnini,y 4ltdir .good
reels,
Re:Epectfully yours,
. T. WINTER, WOOrOugh, Pa`
From Rev. J. S. Rernian, of the German Reformed.
Church, zutztown, Berir.s county, Pa.
Dr. C. M. Jackson:--Renweted Imre beep,
troubled with Dyspepebt,Mll7, tu , difity yearn, and have
never used any medicine that did me as much good an
Howland's Bitters, I atii 'very much improved iu
afier,.banng taken Oro bp.043..
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TOWN with respect, ,; - J. S. ItEU
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Pll.l CIEt3.
Large Size (holding ucayly dhlble quantity,), $1 ,00.,
per bettht—ttitlf dont t DO
moo ger bottle—:salt' ." 400
-7 BgwAsa 00 USTERPRITsil •
See that the signature of 'S.. JACKRuP , ta, ns, Old
W.R.CPPER of each' bottle. . , • ' .
Should your nearerktigtat. not have the hrticle, do
not be put off by a.ny.of the inn Preparaiions.that
may be cllareci in its Plabcli/ Iteral.to ea, and We Will
fOrwaol, steurefir packed, nY•oprees., i
Principal Office and 31anufactory,
NO. 631 ARCH STREET,
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1864.:- 1864
Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
Road.
Trn''greet Sine traverses the 'Northern and
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of
Erie, on Lake Erie. .• •
It has been leased by the P.asaisirivatna RAILROAD coat
issv, and under their auspices is being rapidly opened
throughout its entire length.
It is now In use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to St. Mary's (216 'miles): on the Eastern
Division, and from Sheffield to Erie (78 miles) on the
Western Division...
TIME OF PASSENGER TR_ , IINS AT HARRISBURG.
Leasie Eastward,
Expiesertilti.
Leave Northward,
Mail Train...
Express 'train-
Cars run through wrrsotrr oasixos both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and be
tween Baltimore and Look Haven.
Elegant Sleeping ears on Express trains both ways be
tween Williamsport and Baltimore, and Williamsport and
Philadelphia. , •
For information respecting Passenger business apply at
fh, S. E. Corner 11th and Market streets.
And for Freight.businetis of the Company's Agents:
S. B. Kingston, Jr. , corner 13th and Market street:s,
Philadelphia.
. J. W. li i eynolds, Erie : • •
J. Ilf.'Dellf, Agent N. C. R. R., Baltimore.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent,
LEWIS L HOUPT,
General Ticket Agent Phi Pa.
JOB. D. POTTS,
my2o-ayl Generat *onager, WillkonspA
C U MBER LAND VALLEY
AND
, FRANKI 4 I N
C- . NGE 'OF litOljttB. 7 ---On and a ft er Moon
day ' April '4th, 1864, Passenger trains will ;run
daily, Is MA W% (Sundays excepted 4 • ,
FOR (714NBERSBErRO AND HARR/B.ST7ROI• •
Leave Ragerealown . t.OO IL 46-
" Greencastle 7.31' 6.:35
Arrive et , 3.17 44.!. IO
Qhanibersburg, '
• LeaVe at
Leave •SiePPeneeurg . '
" Newville .
MI
dti
Carlisle 555 10.10 24
Mechanicsburg • 625 10 42 3,12
Arrive at. Zaryi.burg .
. 6.55 11.15 3.40
FORCII.4MBERSBURG.AND RAGEESTpWN:
P.'M. Pt *-
Leave Harrisburg 8.05 1.82 4 20 ,
Ilechaniesbarg- • ... 847 2.15 4,54
" Carlisle 8.27 ,?.$5 i 1/.211k
" 1.0.= 3.29
" Shipponsburg 10.38 4.00 • •
11.00 4.80 : •
Chambersbeig i l "" t •'
, e,.. ' - 11.4aveat.zs. .... „ ..„..1.1.30 - 4.40
L6lNVOretstaitfeJ =: .; _.t.11.55 5.88 !
Arrive at HagersteWn 12.85 8.10
Ara- Making close connections at Harrisburg wills larabas
Foe PolladelViala, New "York and Rittaburg i add.! gith
ritins'ibr all points West:
sgw-The Train leaving Harrisburg at 4,2 A F. M. roes
only as far as Carlisle. 0. N. LULL, , sag.
R. R. Office Cl asabersburg April 4 1861-ly
GLAD NEWS 1:01i, THE UNFORTUNA'T'E
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
Cherokee, ,Itemeity
CWFROKEE INJECTION? , .
COMPOYNDED FROM. ROOTS, BARNS:AND LEAVES.
CiIRROKICEE theyleatindiant.Diardic,:
.eures all diseases: of the urinary maw, such ai incotiti:
nerve of the Urine, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflam
mation of tha Kidneys, stuaa to Me Mader, Stricter;
Gravel y :. Gieeteonitorhea, and is especially recommended .
'in Dose cases , of Astor Aibus (or Whites in females) toltere
ail the oldnitiseaus medicines Mee faired.
• ,
It is prepared in a highly coneentratettlerra, the
dose only fidin,g lei:Wont& to two teespoionfthree Mines
' `itis Wardle ana i alterative in its action; - Tairliyrag ,
and cleansing the blood, causing it to llo* 'in all ofi its
original purity and vigor; thus renietkrnefroni Vim -stem
atipertuQioll£l causes' iiairo lx4ruced disease: •
:,'C)C.
&mit oKEttiAcriox it !Tam:l,6(los ally 'or Waist
ant to the"CIELEROICES . V;INED7/ and ala . ctdd Paused in
conjunction with that medianiin all ce.a
.ee of Gonorrhea,
Meet, Fuler Attila or Whites- Its ifenta Ara !heaUfei t
soolhir f;l4 demulcent :t1:1/..etaltlitM,;h4t,
Oordee•and : nain t inannulpf the bunting and. almoat Inv
iledgetßeßeir4 l o4 l 9 1 Pertleneed with nearly ay -the
&OP gyieckinjecNens. . :
Byt the : two or 7the CHEROKEE, •.RRIBIDT and
OftEnOKEE EN.7ECITIOX—the two madiotaetattl{s same
titie,4l}imiiroper:disktuarges are realer ea& the weak
mei Organs are speedily restored Do Ain vigor and
strength. - • 4. -
.I.Wror full martiuulars, get ow - pemN,el4"row.
Anal ntiotn r .ihPiiii tinnitaky, or Wale .
free, to any address, a full treatise.
gam , rice , , CHEROKEE, 4.EPIED',C.:S2 per bottle! or
ibit4bbtties lbr g 5. .? • • • I
tI . .L Price CHEROKEE INJECT' ON, $2 per bottle, Or
tbreobottlos for $5...
.o&,.gent by express to any address on receipt of
. •
Sold by 41titniggi4ts everywrierec ••i• • - it: •
ME
DH. W. R. MEI WIN & CO.,
Siete Proprietors,
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marlo-codly No. 59 Lll?ertj ,. street, New York,
16OTS, BOOAIth LEAVES .. _
. 3 1 : 2 cure for sVilravaboislisa, Seminal Trak
Emisek?sas,rd_ 10#srWs C.F4Uffd Ice
, 8 0 :
. pontiti;m; such as Loss cbt°,4l?aorys Universal Zassitle„
Dintuen of yysicy4 Ay:waken Oliritye
Weak Nervei,Difficulty of Breathina; Tressaiingt Wafeefli
nf'SFP . ? . ?W. l . 736 1 18
-11 1 .FePat,. NIS COV4ialf , nfip, iManaYr
FPnMar i . : 141 44X 4 aU.Thee Direjia,CMAil!t! caused by de
partingfrosailtepaikaf patura .
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ihir r ati PlediCill,Mrl simple vegetable extract, andose:
.
n which all Cu rely, !1014tas deeu used id dtl Prsudue
for n i e years, apd with, amazon& treated, it has mit;
f a i led i n , di g t, B u t a ne,. Its curative powers have beep •
led/le"t• tddrild'VhdaY.ltver:the swat swoon,
Wee those who have trifled With their twastitutiou r
1 , tll they, think iliemSelves beyond MC readier medical
we vfoold stay,.Parstir hot /- theOtehearas Cast win
'res ' rirybu'u , healti shdlrigar, and,after all quack doe
well have railed I . • .
nrAll Pal t iduuldra get: 621111ar anK
Store in the aountfy, 'or write. the - Proprietor, w '
mall free'tcenrifone desirliatthe same,', tell trestle(' la
pamphlet/errs: . ff.:. • •
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A ry i .,, s o.not Aattle . , or three battles . for $5, and
lervrarded.byersvpdp4o .
W W. MERVIN
wets or the j
Wis-S6ld. bran - .V!mtable 'dragging every Where. -
DR
SoLs Psonurross,
marlo.eodly No. bD Liberty street, New YoriL
BY GEORGE BERGNER
RAILROADS.
RAIL. RO,ADs.
MEDIC A,L.
THE LONG-SOUGHT-FOR
CHEROKEE - CI THE
i ,Tlll2.lllltal
.rti DIAN 1 1 1 P3)1.4 - JINE. .
COMPOUSDED
-t - g44=V,..:»E...,.. 1 14.1:PC P •
"THE UNIQ N-,-1%1 4 0 W 1 A TEA $, 0 It i E V' V, It ."—'o2reski;
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14 , spersia has the, followintg Sitrppt9m3,:
Ist. A constant - pain or SinieasineSS at the
pit of Alai stomach. l oci •
2d. flatidence and Acidity. •
3d. Ctativen,eSs and Loss of Appetite.
4th. Gloom and Depieseion of Spirits.'
SRL Diarrlicea, Withtipixig.
6th. Paint all parts , of the Systern.
7th. CoMitimptive Synifiterns andpalpita
tion of the . HeartZ • ' •
Bth. Cough, Ith Phiegnxin - the Throat.
9thl' Ner701.1. - Affeal4ll,...d'titit Q r Sleep
at night.'
• 10th. Loss of Appetite and Vomiting. _
11th. Dizzineski, 'DiraneSki of Tis,ibu, and
Loss of sight.
12th. Headadhe and Staggeringin walking
•r 4 • 1 1,
with great weakness. _ '
Oat of the thousands of Cases •Of - Disfiepsui
that hare used Dr,- Wishart's Grgat American
Dyupepsiki Pills,' not one of them has 'failed
of a perfect cure. We warrant aeure in erery
case, no matter if of twenty years' standing.
Sold by all druggisM everywthere,•Andat Dr.
Wishart's office, No. 10 N. Second street,
Philadelphia, Pa. All errninatimis arid con
sultations free of chigge. Send,lor , &circu
lar. Price $1 per hos. Sent by mail,. free of
charge, on receipt of money. ' •
.. .. 1.20 P. IL
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250 a. M.
.1.36 P. N.
.::3.1b s. ,x,
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA; .', Dpt . ' 'BripsfA,
„.. , .
I, ELIZAWETH ..161tANSON, of EraiidYwine,
Del., formerly of Old Chester, Del., do idertify
that, .for one .yeak arida halt riniffered every
thing lint death from that awful disease called
Dyspepsia. My whole system was prostrated
with:weakness and nervous ddbility; I could
not digest ray food; if I ate even a cracker, or
the smallest amount of food, it wouldrehlrn
just as I swallowed it.; I became so cdEftive: in
my bowels, that I would ;Dot have a palsage in'
less than fitm lour aud'ofton eight dive; 11n - .1
',der this Immense, sufferiag,eray Mind . ambled
entirel;i , tagive.-way. rI had a dreadful terror
and evil for.ebedinge. 'I thought everybday
hated roe, and I hated everybody; - 1 could not
bear my.husband, nor my own childran„eve y
thing appeared.b3. lost 11
13.ellacirror.stricken. to': ei
I had no ambition to do anything; .L
l i t
my love of family and home; I woufdiratablet
and wander from place to placia;:tett could not
,be contented; I felt. that. I Nina . doomed ito
hell, and that there was_ no heaven for :lila,.
and was ” often tempted :to commit suicide,.
so near was my . whole :nervous *stem de,
stroyed t and also my, mind from-that:awful
eemPlalloyspepsie; that myfriend,athottght
( best to have, ine,placed. in Dr. ffitirkbride'o,
hospital, West .4.'ildelphia; I ..renrairt4
there - r4-14 ,weekta and thOught.l. was , a ilitlle
better,' hut in a few days my -circatifolteott.
plaint, was raging, as bad as ever. .I.lleafinglof,
the wonderful', cures performed by Dr. Wis,:
hart's Great` American ; Dyspepsia Pills. and
his treatment„ for gyspepsia,. my.'hustiand
called (in Di, Wishartinitl, stated nay) cis e to.
him. He said he had 4aelou.l3t he extukt-eure:
me.,.So in three claytiaftertl culled and placed - 1
myself under 'the.' Doctea'a treatMenttermd i r,
tWo weeks Iliegan to digest my foodl*: and I It.
that my disease was fast giving way,. and , I
continued to recover, for abopt; three Months,
and at the present time I enjoy . perfeethenllh,
of body and mind, andlrgoal,Anuptely,Yetutn:
my dumps to a tOicifult.Go4iankEtnifflik3t,
hart, and to - /ay. - great' Aine4can Dyspepsia.
,l i irS liiid pine I.r.ee.gar CorAlal.thatsayeclen,.e,
fraiii . ,afghime'Asyfinn . and,preMatureigray.
All persons suffering with Dyspepsia are lit,
liberty to calr orihe tWti t e, ,atO am will' R .
he a
to do'•tilt't' - g , iic , Canlei Siifteriug. 4 -. Dimity. -- . rtrz:6,l3rivn - • - BRANSQN,.., 1
Erandyivine*JD4, : lOinieily Of OldClie:" ~
Delaware conrif34, Pa. ° ' ' a "'.'
Da. Wlsruar's Office, wo. I.moi,ii SecoOrt
street, Philadelphia.
8.30 12.0 5
ma us
9.32 .dO2
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DYSPEPSIAPDY4S , PBTIO - -
Da Wistreux—l have Wan a oensta , t" .
o , lrer with '
J )yspep,sia for ttip bouf 4101140 yetlirCadrldif which tine'(
I cabnot, still ev r ermlloyed o Peek-10.415'.1vel 1 : gaiN - Thep,.
v tere timeontststlM'Symniefos were neerk.aggravated ,
t liini itotiheiii,faxid then it*ereed it would be it great re- -
li to to die. I had at all times an unpleasant-feelingiri Myr
Ii tad, but latieriAr my angering; so much lacreased thatt
I becairie almOst uhAttif,businom of any Ithul; oar mind,
-anit , coatineally filled - ; wittcglahnlY"thougThilit and ,CO -
tatting; and if I attempted to change their Ourrenti
r lading, sat oncea sensation efisy coldness int eenneeti
" aith a dead weight, as it were, rented upon .my. bra ;.
alto, a feeling of sickness would occurat theatomaoh, add
great paid to my eyes, doodad:tented 'With's:4lod Wits tide
optdidual I fear ordobingfroy realm.- -1 , 11V6 -ekirediencdd
rift lassitude debility add nerypmes4,wbiou m a d e It
difficult TO wa lk by day ; or sleep at night. I--lsmarde
averse to society; and disposed only to Jieeluidge,:aiid
basing tried the skill of a number of eminent phYssdies
°lsm:ism schools, ftsally annelottiecontlusiouthat, for ,
thisdisease at my present age (43years) therewasnocom
in, esistence. But, through the interference:9r DIV" f
Prcatidendel to whouti het ady offer my 1 0,:iiiii; lat I t
' found a sovereign. realogylletydur DYlipetliia Pills '
Tar Cordial, which seem to have effectually removed: -:
menthe last trace of my long,rtat Of iit*ldtli , „aldt
•feelings, andla their placd lied b, plotsnre and -oontta . ,
stint are my everyday companions. _ .
_J4IIIESX SATINDIAb3; ,
'NO. , S
453 North Second street, Philiejelphiai .
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Formeriy,ocsfoodoury, It J. ,-
'Drs- Wishart'Office•No, I.l",l•Fort# Secohd street, I:hila.
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR- , WISPEPSYA.
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HEAR-WHAT M. MILK It ItkiSCOdIC BAXS. i
No. 1028 Otivz oritswr, - - I , i
PhiladelnhicJanuary 2261,511103: J ._
111. IVistiarr-LSlF;—ltts lA4h. • much ipleasuna, that I
am now able to hearth Ida that; tythe "usq-pf your-great
American Dysoeptial Pills, I have beep-!rely cured of
that moat distressing cigilplaittyT DiSpeptilli; I had beep ,
grief/lonely afflicted for lite,. last twontytaight Tuen; and .
for ten yeara of. 'that brie - have not Inert, freeltyn, ,ita
path one week at a title:-: I•have haff,j,kinita woyst; form
and have dragged, on: a mostmiserabki ettiatencelir pais '
day and night... Every Kind of food, that I atelfilleil3rne
with wind and pain, it mattered- not hots light; at loci
small the quantity. A contin t #ll;clung ,W• 18., sure to
1 follow.f , , I had no appetite - for iti ciS 'ef ineatdAvh*
over , end nay, distrers was _so stunt for sidvaradifebnihiette l
fore I` heshi 'of YoUr Tills,fthatl. AsfuMnly.',wialitul fo
death. Jihad taken , eveitythitig that had-,hearth To
Dyspepsia, without receiving any herrtflat;' by oh ryout
PllS heinVreeeMirleided, Ao me by, eni *he' Inerbeee
cured by them, I concluded to give them a trial v althotigh
_I had no faith in them. To my astonialmnut, I:found
, e ifyself getting-better before I had - taken one.fegthA a
ho.e,: and sifter taking half a bes,, I Mil, it tbell of
can. oat einjOing , I wisk and enjoy a hearty Meal , three
times ii'day, Withont inconvenience: front anything,l. eat,
or drink. Upon think Proper, 'Yon are at liberty to make
this peddle mid refer to „Leda cheerfully-give all i d
Arable infornaation,ta artY,Ctte,4olete&Y call orr Mb , •
• Yours, reSpectfully,„, . , JOI4H. B/41CNIL.
3 Tor wile at Dr..Wftatt•s - Aicat . 0 1,, No.. 10 NO
: Beond street, PhilallelPitia; l l47 Woe "One( - Dollar'tie
P ost 5 400. mail." free SF charge, ;ea maga: eft' prise.'
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•,, - DISPENTA l DYSittiii;VA r' c
4, Statue D, Hat4n, have beefi r 're greed, .sufferk efith
Chronic Dyspepsia and,lnalithunatlen of the Nienets for
three years I employed, three carper pf tha...amatteniq
nent physicians orPtilladelphia, also of BurlingtoheetiMi
N. J. They did all for me they could, but all to, ao. - puri
pose. I was Constantly tiled •with awful path 10111 - diet
tress, =4 wgho4 l Plaut beiching.of mrinaLatilifiefif held:
ICY tongue Was covered,wittt, .iiterhit,e,. coating of ;Mucus
until iv cracked' in largeLfurrowe, and was, dreadfully,
sore! Ohl I ofttimes4ished for "deatil td. ' l'elletle ace el
pry sullerhige, for lllwd. lost all hope of epee bait g 'wen
again. I made it a subject of prayer to Godethealhel
would direct me to some physibian or medicine thai
would cure me. I was told to read an advernsement of
Dr. Wishar'e in the Philadelphia Ledger, of a great cure
EZEZ
RARRISIIITItG,. PAL, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12 IS4i4
NEEDY IML; IF; ;
DYSPEPSIA.
A Cure Warr4-ntewct.
•ItEDIGAL. 'n
nt upon Mr. John a coc ,of 1028 Olive street, Phila . -,
slphla keit Aznericatilqlnialiala PIM. I went'
to the Dectflefilh l l4 , !dal iniaded. criyaelf. %Mkt; ti wolf;
.ritent, and toldAiraAthc felled lo,ogre me,-it wpuld tie the
fast etfoerl ambit It has been six 'Weeks since I
commenced Hai use:oil:du medicine, and I. am now swell
Manitree from all .pahi7 and diaeresa,' can eat titioa .
hearty meals a day witincomfoxt, and feel perfectly Well
Dr. Wisbart, I want you to publish my case, asl 'Want
every poor dyspeptic ei3Rab:lg AF I was, to call on me, mid'
I will tell them of the -great cure I have received from
your invaluable medicin-. SAMUEL D. HAVEN.
•• CornerVegan/to and Lambert streets near Richmond'
street, formerly- from Wrightatewia, Burlington. count',.
Thcabevelatan-feW4Mtengitbe thoniandalwitich thiSt
ereetAelnetiltliee IsaVed-fAlte an ellheleldf Steve-
We have thousands of letters from phyaiciansand dreg
gists who have prescribed and sold the Tar Cordial, saying
that they have war used,ol geld a medical which gave
such universal satisfaction.
Prepared 4itil3ibyl atelintridietoll ' '
rfort : 14Li1.0111„C wisrrAnT,
-Ito; Ili:North Secood Amply. Plitiyojelptilk j'a•
Sold by'rh'usgisti eVp;rprheno. . Smy,lB-eoad-dSzw
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ADVARTISEMENTS
A. E. ZIMMERMAIN -- '
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No;,i2 Market , Street, - tarrisbarg; , Pa.
rttigtilLvEiNvAitil SETS J ; E:WEI:ay,
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TEA. SERVICES,
• „ . AND aIIrE,INDS OF JEWELiti...
r:.;•lttac cohsiaiftly'on itiuid's welt - ililecied land elegantly
snorted stock of • - • • •
FINE WATOI3 J. - • " •
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.. ' 01 ' 924'3' . Agidid, ': ' '''' .:'
,ujiz.
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FINE stINER w
Aszara*l - ErramsEr - A37) swiss
.WATC Mt,
~.• . . . . 113,Dth in Gold and-40/er Case& :' - ; •
....A.latyn bLi Antsortmentlf K. .1 - ._,,
L :94 . , /, F. is. • -
Dingle/14 iii ' d'-- ' - ' l ' • - i" • •• i
V MILAI3I43 : AINT . -CILOOTE.S,
Of all desealptions; all of which will be Bahl. the
LOWEST CASE PRlOL i S.''' t , -...
sir Oall ,and,ltzeilm3 gx.ol.r ~ _
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Particular attention paid. to ropairine l of , fin e Watches,.
Bach aa Chronometers , Du p lex and ' biller celebrated
Matches, and , all kinds of :jewelry - repaired.
done but the . .moet competent workmen innployed, and
the whole riontereMer ntrnrrt perlsal stNezyzn
. 2202111 1 No:Mliarketitteo,l4U wire Braniri-ffill.
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SUMMER"' :SllO-C*.
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' 9 .).LtA11 3 %10.4 )1A 4 1 ET ABET,
i liAhl is drip* ci4sig tixtr:sunimPr
Stock' may troof.% ol;rogi for •rn atxrptly
utedlitioisetA • '
ifiiIIKANDiSTRKW'4IO
CoottahOyAnt hand amileiidid asistottinent 6t. .• •
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7Zrer u yoks , ... 1.• •
...COLLAV,• .
iar 1.011% . t
':• .4eBELTS„!
•.1, , • -IS WAGY !NO* ' 7
• ,Degers veil to oillcU! OeltAihrgaint , can be
;k 16, 44 1 '0 •1 0 0 14 . 1 . N Jett/7,
s,i/U VIK4 I OSA I NV. A P s iit#-
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No • 29 w.&;i4;ml. ;
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'l:AkrAlfteJarutteation is called to the! Oelderstted giontuct
_ vas. cysts'. Aa•,'ltaulgosv. , W. 11 . 1 54 1 , - 40 3 7 , irartenta. (o
Strengthen alid preserve the gyp: of the, wearer,mg Lo
ilaSlngiftliGte ri , yetra*lthmit'Utfinge. n •
aiptstrollprioei siatlrgitto aily4h*etlOW- !-•
Coi4csyy atuheginvesAutgasosetdaktealltdiljAt
C°fleal rk d 6) Rvlif KfikakiSiWlti_4o '1,044 steel
fratatiVt " • - I
Zonhaeo itneUediiela'cifstal iiiAtig,•fgt in slls,Wic i atm
.45• ti _. .- - -L'i :IffSfil If
'"naave and a a nvo,rl d YY.4s44.misiiisblia l atinafriunev
set• Coneabe"and coltmeT etyStarf 61Res c sg In gold iouctes '
415 to 424.) ; ' •
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In 9. l 'dering SPeattullei statuhow long glasses are used.
sits!,; pal'. of glasses purchased,- either here or sent to
fiti et uhangedy, 44 soiled to the eye. . -
Manly - wen bead alltrge - Issortnient Of Aeromatic
firteresule, bil-
Teieseopeey Opera and'FieliirOhisses, Thernieni
4Ateuteters,,Oempasites,. illrawinganstruments, and
t itoseopea,whh the latest views,:.
'; Yor- Send ate.p.foi , a *
rgogiie*.ainlng peals;o:
&,
Arco t to: .81 I e • iul-d&w tf
.Afickr #,411,4 fancy Goods.:;
m; _MEM, at No. 8 Market SorMr4
.13/1 neadoor oNtaqoaoafeettonew, keepsenneitht
-11"11°1 . °TS - °C Bets, l;ueltea.
era, Rlb 4l b. ogether with odnesesorMent of
Dreat Trimmingii- Labe.,
Embroidering, Colfars, Cliffs, .
en aM•relliefik goals*, Illosesi Mid 'Variety- Godds
Ali the P44L' _ •
latest Diaggna binfitratterne direct. from the
WOW York , Bakalk "Thep and Cloak - tialting neatly oso
,Ested:,.nankfall fartlnl'initronari bestowed since ter
trqtitei OY astrict attention to , business and
- egi eayorg to gir,o gepor4iiitisfagiloNto oetitmee tp
rieetre a are of the pu'igtenetronage,
• PHOWGRAPHSL
A.l.4kkicaissitprtment of Photographs of
'exter,l3R l2 4l . 4l4Letlio 3stonssie wow% t d.
• r "' en, • WeltwiFlVA
PSI BSPAgrofftE..:-
JA Kathirsu =PICICISS;
li tc raP r a t k l pry, oo- Mow. Vantitlowykr,
Falltal34 °Atom :For_ g a l .
wholetoW retail tl f tru,g VRAZEEi o
P 3 70 • orAcoori , so• W. uocr Ar
p , C UR 44 4 000 -KIRA§
momt ielOw4
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AUXODa'-paztlpealital at - •
• BERCAZIPS BOntt",VORK
1:10 107 5.00 4 ASHAV;4I3IO.Iei FiAl
80. s onto Doo r. Co hare on hand
naukiybk..t, • • •
AUlen . e 'po per dozob.
tivet,
gitgwommeottrialq
ecfrednl, tanda' star county farmer; the Miceli
made domestic wine in this city. Price $3 00 per gallon.
For sale at SHISLER & FRAZER,
jeo Bucceesors to Wm. Dock, jr.,lt Co.
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EVENING EDITION.
sOurifEßN NEWM.
THE SHEIAING OF PETERSBURG.
i ..: , i A . 14)."-- ~.
IFT:ront the Rkelimd . qquirer ci " Saturday.]
FJI62"'VrOIiSBVII4.
'-The snbterr`an' eariiir f iclivitieS,of the enemy
:form-the standiiAgitteilie'ln Petersburg, and
- freshet:id frequent rePorts Of farther Veining
..and. countermining -itcmtriha4s somewhat to
`relieve the monotony of thealready rather dull
and prosy topic. • The last approximate to a
sensation:was that we had mined a prominent
position of - the - enemy and made 'sundry l at
tempts to eiplode_ the magazine, but. from
some unknown reason,. the thing would not
take, and up. toflast accounts the experiment
'had- proven'.a•• failure.' If this is toe, it is
probable that the enenlY have sapped the pal
lery and "poured cold water'? on the magazine,
The occasional shelling-of the city has lately
only, accumulated - bricks and other building
materials in the streets, withont seriously brat,-
ing anybody._ Now and then a house is flied,
and the light ailbrdink, ii, target for the g n
ners, shells are rained. in upon the fi re to re
vent its extinction: and to extend. the-co -
gration. , The fire department was wet ed
i f ia
-rtol*, - nOtwititibitidlia,g the danger to 'which
- ity l s,expoSed, and in no instance has it fai)ed
to restrict the fire to comparatively ordinary
,limits.'' As the position of the enemy's right
enables theM ` tosp:,,doininand a full vies' of
nearly, the whole city, and. to judge with
sufficient Correctness the range of their
shills; there can be no iffiproprietfin saying
that they have done considerable dowse. to
the property of the citizens. .Some two or thiee
littlidred shell", - of different callibres"an
'd
characters, gave been sent whizzing through
many a ;; stalk deenratect parlor, and ticlily
kept, ciiimberi , smashing into smithereens
stont!cornices andfriiillebrnaments, making
of - ill furniture ii , mails: of fraglnents, and
stripping the walls. to Abe lattige and joists of
their polished • cement Or .plain plaster, to
smother up the wreck and • complete the de
struction. .Pantries - have been invaded, and
unmerciful crashes sent breakiing and ringing
through , piles •of crockery and rows of jail's,
whose precious cOntents still swim or ,Stick
in sweet .rninupoti the, identified floors tffid
caved in ;_shelves that mark the scenes
of the • disaster. Libraries, too, have
shared equal - fats With sinoke-houses ; ~and
while children' of the; : larger. growth. .grtw
hungry frOm the-lack of intellectual pahu
lurn, 'tlie - „lessei can cry about for the mdre
subetantlal meat s which, hist Seen, was
in the air, or.liying into a state of orrOry
nothitigness'inside the blazes .of a conflag*a
titin. • Owing to th - tise and similar ej - ,,5, „the
city * become alimr-Ist deserted. Te'raa great
an - extent - aapossible. it has been the:earn of
GePti. tLee to Move- noOops through it; nohe
are liept in it,at au . time. They axe ,n 4 an ;
theittenches ' where they may be found 1: , ,Y
the enemy whenever it behooves the latter p
come out andiMi for itiiitii.
. t 4sto the -position:of theibutmay. 'lir • g
,could be more agreeable, ins vailitary sen e,
to our generals. Whether it is because th e
As; .no water 'tot the south Or: thoLteity, or=
wliether it is necessary to keep thetomy in a:
petty status the better to secure , the • protect-
ion of Washington, or not, we cannot confi
dently-,tell; but it is quite cerWrithat the ere-'
My'S line of battle'before lietersburg is from
;necessity or ether extremely short, '''short"titi
the word for it, for although the entire
Federal lines extend across to Deep Bot
tom, that part which - lies in front of' Peters
burg, insteadttif(being the 'mein body in ap
pearance, as it is in -,fact, is- niore like a bola
tail of • the bushy,ltind. „ The Federal, lines,
commence ein the'Appoinatto,x, jiiit
_nbonti a
mile below the city, upon a bluff, which is the
location of Battery No. 1, commanding a par
tial view of all , the lower • part of ejty.--
From this point - the city is shelled, tif'c'oursii,
with perfect facility. Nearly a mile to the:
south-east of this position, upon Jordan is
farixtris4ArtixtryaNuated - uptirrati tun
"nRINITII,II.II. ads fi. 't 3 74 3 !eitlk'rpr.view of
`the c* .-- limn t else' tWo batteries fhb prig=
ciple shelling of the city occurs. Now and
then a battery upon' RiVe's- farm, - Whiell -l iies
off to the south of Battery No. 5, and is
about two miles SAII. - 4'*s. of the city, opens
upon tlie.,,suberbsv . and occasionally throWs
. a shell stillifirthemn„
, Friothe,wonen and
children who have ?Seen unable to leave. Tile
line extending from Battery No. 1, crosseethe
eastern laorders'iti-lhe - No* lifarket farm, the
gild race -course 4brining dispated grAnici ;
stketeites nll4,6 , .thersouth; ere 'sairl, ftiiere.'
farm, continues southwardlY; tradtially "bend
#Lg, inte the west, attal.eultairtatesin•an out,-,
post at . Dr,.Gurley'nhonee,, about three , miles
frr lipi Weldon. liailroad, au4thl.ita i - , t ,and la,
ha lrom the:736 - 140S4rn. salmi's4,-t,llo.citj , ..
Th e 'ltht: YA; lii i e, fro t h :tlid.:ri,.tg to Pr ear
fei'ol., yinr.Scarcell,eiceeta, roar ; and, a. half
Inibr' , „ which is probably theshortest A oittr'fiaTdY
has, jet teen confronted With. ,- . slender
pieta, thie extends still further south; eeashig
some*liere in the neighborhood of Stony
creek, ,twenty _Mlles distant. from, ;the city.
Out of this line the.: enemy flays - inadEs-mo
midi_ of late, although our cavalry, &yet i /made
several dashes into 4; bringing out, prisoners,
"Ibises, desirable informatio,n, and so forth.
Sfrate;getica,lly coasidir9 4, : the onemy',_s , posi
pen is
_t decidedly 'infenoron - 9„ ~
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The moral effect 0; ii., w pi.y 9 of towns and
Villagee t l*liaditaday,. TeAemburg, how9l - •
,er, Mighttfornk,4 o t '`R9filtiOn, bat of a tempo
rary chard;eter. The enemy would have found,
had they, entered the city on Saturday lasty
that they-hidyet:tb4hardest work to perform
hellfire they
,could - hold it, as otrr positions
would'have enabled us toponradead-snire fire,
from' five hundred guna_riglit down into. iiiio
.all over it. It is :unnecessary ;
,hewirioer, to
speak on this point. -7-orthe present Peters
burg remains a point brae programme of the
enemy,- and ikt.,* .to , /j l le ~hpped that 'he: wi4.
'cAgtit *out 9444#t huPi" and b 9 as. flunk 1,
possible about it.i . „, - i, -,, :E ,T • ? ,
. • i Indian' likeSpre‘tions". i- -
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We ,
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' ' ' 2 • :Orriiu-Orrio, Aug: . 10:
The Indians are hourly comutittint,llew
depredationsitsteallirig stook, , bnrsing '•trains
land They' 'were
svithirione.h.undtedlerds 41 the 'pickets of
Fort Seariey last night and fired anittroNs , at
roue.; Lo A. Az.
1:-. YL doach United aC. li'ortilLeaniey4hiS worn
.
The'pansengers- repot' passing several
trains which had been burned, and eleven
dead bodies by the way side. A party of six
whites were-killed at Thirty-two Mile Creek,
last night.
PRIGEj TWO CENTSI
STE IRINTII6
ADVATLSING RATES—MILT TELEGRAPH.
The following are the - rates - ler advertising in the ens
alum. Those having advertising to do will find "1 con
Yemen tror refineries;
lid Four lines or leoe nominate one-half avian. clahl
lines or more than roar onstilnipeiu Equate.
sea A Bal.? eqmsa
One day... $ so -one day . ..$ 60
Two days 50 Turco dayai:.4 .... ...... 100
Three days 1. 75 Three dayti ' • • 1 26
One week... .. .. 125 One week."
-.1 2 26
One month 800 One - month .. 600
Two months 4 50 Two moitha - 9 00
Three mouths ... . . ... 6 50 Three menthi2. 44 .- 11 00
six moralist' ' ' 860 Bia mamba - - 16 9
One year.. ..... --lb 00 ~One year r° l llls 0
Administration Notices $2 26
Marriage Notin', ~:'.. .. . ...
Auditor's Moticere....... -
Funeral Notices eaclainsertica
D ; '7OO/ - /iPflobitall 4000811
efore marriages andl
each Insertion.
Therindimis have - stoleil gill• the. stock of
Cottonwood Station, ninety miles west of Fort
Ktarney. this morning a party of soldiers
started in • pursuit. It is well known that
some renegcode whites, supposed_ Worn Quan
trell's old band, are associated with the In
dians. .
FORT LAZAMIE, Aug. 9.—The Indian§ are
getting very bold, and great alarM prevails
throughout . the country. It is , ' feared that
they will Attack this point. 21.4m7 emigrants
have been killed and much stock stolen.
Alarkets by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA, AUg,Utit 11
The movements in all departments of trade
are limited, owing to the excessive :heat.
There is.s.moderate export demand for flour,
and 3,0 bbls sold at sll@l2 for extra
faintly f- V 64- for extra, and $9 25 for
superfine; receipts and stocks light. -In rye
flour and corn meal, nothing doing. There
is not much wheat offering.. and it is held
firmly —sales 4000 bush. at $2 52@2-55 for
old red, and $2 G2/R2 68- for white. In rya
nothing doing.. Corn dull at the dealine re
corded, yesterday—,small sales cof yellow at
$1 7L Oats steady st. 85c4ornew, and old
at 90@02c. GrocerieS'and previsions. inac
tive. 300 bbls prison Whisky Sold at $1 . 76
1 77. Stocks aro dull. Pennsylvania 5s 99 ;
Reading R. R., 084 ; Morris Canal 07i ; Long
Island. 40; Pennsylvania IL R., 734; Gold
254 i; exchange on New York par.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Steam Weekly •to tLive.rpool.
. .
TOIJOIING at QIIONSTOWIS, (Cork Har
bor.) The well kr.ownSteamere of the Liverpool,
New York and Philtuteliptila Steamship 2Cotapany, , are in
tended to sail as follows:
, ..
City of Manchester, Satnr!ay, Augustl3; City of Pos
ton, Saturday, August. 20;- City of Bakimore Satarday,
August, '27, and ,every ,gunooedidg , Saturday; .at .Noon,
from Pier 44, North Btrer,
RATES OF PASSAGE,
PAYABLE 111 GOWN 08 ITS If/1711TAIIIIIT It OUSSZEIT.
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FIRST CABIN' $BO 00 STEERAGE ........ $3O 00
do' to 1eand05i....:i....85 00 do to . London. .. ... .44 04
do to Pari5.,.,.... 95 00 do to Paris ...... -.AO 00
do to . Hardly - mg. ... 90 00 do to Hamburg ...: 37 00
Passengers also forward to Hone, Brame; Rotter
dam, Antwerp ace at equally low, rates,
Fares fromLive;pool or Queenstewn : let Cabin, $75,
$B5, $lO5. Steerage, $35. Those who wish to send for
their friends can buy tickets here at these rates.
For further information apply at the Company% meet
JOAN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y. or C. 0
ZIRMERMAIf, Barrisborg. • Ihs-dsy
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Cavalry Horses Wanted.
Anarsvarrr QUAIFTRIIMASTXR'S OFFICH, U" 8
Minittaßlll.l3; Pmvara., July 26tb,166-t.
114110 r orders, one hii*Ateirrind
sixty-five (165) dollars per-head will be pild Mr all
Cav - stlry
delivered at the Government stables at Ilarriabargfra-
Said borses to be sound in all particulars, not less than
(5) five nor more than (9) nine years old; from 1.43 to 16
bands bigb, full Seabed, compactly built, bridle wisennd
'Of side vofficient for cavalry pniposes.
These specifications will he striatly adhereri to and rigidly
enforced in every particular. , _
Ihrymerailnade on delivery of (7) sevenbiniges. or over
/lours of inspection from Et J.. 11 -to 6.e. lc, Thei de
mand I' - urgent and an Iramediate response is solicited.
E. C. itgicHENBA um'
Crrpc.rtrul Ass's Qr. Kr.
MEM
Draft i prattl; Prftiti 41u
ALtEfICE! e,nd :persons under-or, ovig ,
totted age, Vho haye been enrolled in this (14th
Instriat,;(iti any other Didrist in'the•State, 'tan hititt-their
exemptinn . papers made out at rates fixed by,law- ,
Now is the time to put tir a sunstitute unit avoid the
draft. r. • • • ' '''" ji
Persons . who are mit liable to draft. ar:d ,who atslr
enter the army' Eta 'inkintitutes,.eari oblarollie highastpre
' Busiberatritumoted by mail at,143,1 rates, atrid coat o
travel thereby avoided. " • "
Call at sme, or address by mail, .
' EUGENE SNYDER,
Attorney at Law, ad, Etreet i
Harrisburg., ea.
jy9-eod2mos.
PI ANO-s.
111RECIIT RIEIiES Sellslleg
,EXCELSIOR
- .6'6 1 .,LE AGENCY AT -W. N.NOVIiInS;
, . - a 3 Market street, Hatvilibura.
VOR REASONS perfectly satisfactory to
kricsEul I have taken' the agenchof ilsitm moat
excellent Pianos. The public is invited in come - and ex
amine for themselves.
Sew SelornaclEftr .aq 'o's Pianos on nand :yet will be
asbllow. mar 6-U
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Photograph Albums.
Photograph Allimns.
Photograph Albums.
Photograph Albums
MEE'largest and cheapest variety_ of PHO
TOGRAPR ALBUMS in the dty are constantly kep
at [marl2] BERGNE 'S I CMP Be t KSTogr,
N E •E °l° iiiiMA4)ER
g recers-ed o4 - or s
FLE.
Pullin ItrrtiTMICN Y
lu
rk - tRo, fisouit
MEAL itivnioori Ititent, oetlie beit : qualWitt' . " '
W I ZEF.t Pls:4fialrai,
FE
- 13ICKLVY GYMIETtS. —York River (Mere,
Hernietically sealed, just received this reorkloiloud
fed' sale 17Y - the dozen or bottle, at
j 513: [Z . •,. 811181,ER Zr,EIrJITEIII
Ai/ ESS. SH&D,:--Fine Mess Shad of .i.ea
-IFI. son In half barrels andkil
SHLSL t.% ER &F lust a:paed at
. RAZER,
. Suebetaors: tleottl. Jr
13FRESH suppl 3 of = ` licheiti?treelebritied
~ Sugar Clued aantspd taied Bait at ! , e,
1302:11 & Kly-Brot.
TUT reeeitet this'
El Co., bosh Hm ‘ olted Hams, Beer, ltal.Tongues„ at
aug6 ' 61115LER".i; YR4.7.Eft.
ENV FlSH.—Nevi '2..ll..aclairel
N
-411 barrel; half tiairels end trftiot 'ptiuhd,
. , Jau SIIISIEFI*.iFRAZKR,
UTTER, SUITER.—Fret' - foil' - batter
from . Snrder: county received ev9ry. wkirdr,AlEG
eggs " Lrarti BOTL'It& .K.DEPrpkat
A NEW SUPPLY of PRESPU:SNMED
HAMS, just received this moruing, at
SHISLER k vtAiER,
suqmgfArs trEw. Adcl„ - ., Jr. &
)07
IGSLESI PIOKLES - ltr• • • fr.
By the barrel tialf . tearrel, - jae offtettLatf,.
n02.51_ BOY KORRtEII.
CIIIEENS and GT.A &SWIMBp: a- dull se
lected assortment, just received oftke latekt styles
jyl . B • ' BOYER ,CKOI:IV#M.
Qm F.114:Z ::'SII(*ED
sitmekfouit,reoetved at• '
SHPlT,R,!! . A L eitirar o :
' (so fr.:fact-0C
feb9 ' '
. .
iiigreat variety at
Ji SHISLER & FRAZKR„
.ie27 Successors to W. Dock. Jr., & Co.
QALMON.—Fine salt Salmon, at •
1.3 aug6 SHISLER & FRAZER.
TAO YOU wish a good Gold Pen? Tf
rau ai flairrinms".
MMI=I
1 60
.in the ;Lax Mout, or
Emu: Cern Fin Lama ter