L 0 C.A. L Ern Tsa DAILY PATRIOT AIM "CMOS may be bad at Sack's Book Store, corner of Third and Market streets. Am°, at ba News Agency of George L. Walter, Market street. near Fifth. Tun Mina.—Under the change of schedule on the different railroads, the time of closing the mails at the Harrisburg -Post Office, April 20, 1883, is as follows: 10161111111 01111111U.L ItA.II.WA7. NORTH.—WLT llm..—For all places between Bar 9intrt, Lock Haven and Simi a, 19. Y., M 12.00 in. For Lock Haven, Williamsport and Lewisburg at 9 P. la. soura—war ]lam . —Por all Om ll between Dar-- Moen and Baltimero, 1110. g and Waelkintom, D. 0, at 2.00 m. /or Witabington, D. C., Baltimore, Xd., end York, Ps. at 9.00 p. m. LIBAYOII TALLER 111AILAOAD. BART.—War Man.—For all places between bars, zoaton and Pbiladelol64,miaziodim., at 7.00 a. m. F o r Reading and Potbseille, at 12 31 ZAXMOLD War m. t iz,.—For all places between Harrisburg and Philadelphia, at 11.301 n. For puladelphia and Lancaster at at 12.03 m. For New York, Philadelphia, Lancaster, Ckblumbia, m ar hoa. sad Painlaldge. ati4d p_ m. For New York, Philadelphia and Laneaster, at Leo In- WBEIT.—War NATL.—Pr& all places between Harris burg and Altoona, 12:00 For Johnstown, Pittsburg and Brie. Pa., Cincinnati, Columbus sad Cleveland, Ohio at 9.46 p. m. For Pittsburg, Hollidaysbur g, Altoona, Phillipsburg, Tyrone, Einalharion and Lewistown, at 0.00 p. m. ICIIIIMICALAND TALLMT 11411.110,1 D. For liteeltardesburg,Oarliele,Shippensburg and Chain bersburg, Pa., at 7.00 a. M. WAT Man..--For all pea between Harrisburg and Hagerstown, Md., at 1220 p. m. 11,16,fY MID NA RAILROAD Roe Allendale Borges, Ellwood, Pinagrove and Summit Station, at - 12A0 p. Le. - if BOUM. For Proves!, Lingleetawst, Manadairiii, West Ter. Halt Hanover, Quo and Jonestown, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 700 a. D . For Lisburn and lesisberry, on Saturday, at 12.83 p. Er Office Movxs.—lrrom 5.33 s. m. to 8.00 p. m. Sem day from 7.30 to 8.30 a.m.. sad from 3.00 to 4.00. p. m. CATALIM—Tbo J call of the President for fifty thousand six months' men from thie State le E 0 apportioned as to provide for fivo regiments of cavalry, a portion to come from each Department. Communs.—Four 10-inch colunitiads, from the Fort Pitt works, left, this city night before last, destined for the harbor fortifications at New York. They weighed about 15,000 pounds apiece. CAVALRYMEN Wearan.—Capt. Val. B. Hummel want!, a few able•bodiod mon to fill up his cavalry company now forming. Apply at the Eaohaago, Walnut street, or at Camp Curtin. A Sum/cu.—Cameron and Dixey's concert at Brant's Hall last night was attended by a largo and appreciative audience, and was assuredly a success. The programme for to-night is fully as attractive. There's no excuse fa feeling misera ble any more. THE OURTIN HORSE GUARDS, now recruiting In this place, is nearly full. A few more men, of good character, sober and industrious, will be ac cepted on application at headquarters, in the big tent, entrance to Camp Curtin. It is intended to be a crack company. & Ifomaas.—Large numbers of hones, be long to the government, arrive at this point daily. We noticed a drove of about two hundred, rather better looking than the average of the horses in service,-piecing up Third street yesterday. They have bard times before them. • Emulous Accomtv.—Mr. Edward Wright, be longing to the Phihuielphia City Troop, W 64 thrown from his horse yerterdsy morning, while on duty across the river. His leg was brokeu, and other injuries inflicted. We understand that he was taken home to Philadelphia yesterday after-. noon. Czar or CAVALRY.--4011. Conch has appointed Capt. James S. Brisbin, 11. S. A., Chief of Cavalry in„the Department of the Basimehanne. The Cap tain has established his . headquarters at Camp Curtin, and proceeds at once to organise the cav alry forces now quartered ift this vicinity. He is said to be an accomplished and experieneee officer. Racnorrs SENT FORWARD:7.A large squad of re cruits, some of them eavalryand some infantry and artillery, were forwarded to Washington yesterday_ Several deserters and stragglers were sent on at the same time. It is a singular fast that, in the present crisis in State affairs, the number of re cruits, though not large, is greater than it was a month ago. us car TROOP.—This Philadelphia cavalry company, which is said to have been the first to offer its eervicos and to be accepted by the Governor, left for Gettysburg early yesterday morning, un der command of S. J. Randall. It is the first cavalry company to leave the Capital for the scene of action. Additional recruits are daily joining the troop, and its full complement will probably soon be obtained. ISFOILVATION WANTBD.-011 Sunday afternoon Mr. August Seel°, a private belonging to company! G, 65th N. Y. S. M., escaped from hospital at Camp Curtin, where he had been placed for treat ment dining a temporary attack of sickness. It is supposed that he became delirious, and probably wandered out and passed-the guard. He wears dark blue pants with white stripes, and a blue cap, with the letter ifC4" and 41 65th" in gilt letters on the top. Any person knowing anything concern ing his whereabouts will confer a favor by com municating with Lieutenant C. Betel, or by letter through the postoffice. MITST BE SWORN 15,110 W a fixed fait that no more troupe will be <provided with transporta tion to Ifarilabarg, exeept welt u are willing to be mustered into the ierViee of the United States. Governor Curtin has telegraphed to Col. Ruff to hrohibit all volunteers ,o , r , from leaving Philadelphia for this plate Withont 'Twat being mustered in, and that transportation cannot be furnished to such persons to retiarit: In a dispatch to the Hon. Henry D. Moore, of Philadelphia; dated Harrisburg, Saturday, Tune 20, the Governot says . . "The troops may elect to Ferro daring six months, or during the existing emergency. In either case, they must be mustered into the servioe of the United States, the time being speoified at the muster, whether for Ida months or the timer. goody. A. G. CURTIN." Tim brim YORK irjrra.,—The Fifth regiment N. Y. S. M., which arrived here en Saturday night, is officered as follows : Colonel, Louis Burger; Lieutenant Colanai, J. F. B:Doige Major, A. Milui'Asljcltaut, William Quartermaster, E, Wilson"; Surgeon, Dr. Hassee;, Sergeant Major, Zoebialk. Company . El, Captain Mangles; 13, Cipealp Mau rer; C, Qaptala .Kroegei; D, Captain lattSysp , :* . E, Captain Hildatatandt; F, Captain Bruer; G, Cap:. Lain Rah,/ H , thipsalcgattenhorn ; L-, .I*W; Sebneider.i , , The Fi ft h is etinposttj,o l.l2 oPallY lof atfnPalik , The regiment di4,6gulatied 'itself in 1881, when fast eamod appal; p the defence of tbe:Oepitel et 'Washington. Since then, griat slumbers of its members have gone into Ai vifisiteor servioe.nct a few of them as orteela4n Isne slid tiabl positions; but the vacancies thus .made h'itillm'ett rapidly . filled up by new:reesiiiri;.bittiell.Tip.athe: and patfiotie. tflrVoti • Pown Avsmus.-11efore Alderman Frauds Riley, a soldier, IMO arrested yesterday morning by officer Campbell. It appears that . Francis enjoys a ride once in a while, and thiire fore pulled a negro teamster , down from his saddle on the wheel horse,,and took , possession of ,the usurped seat. He wire sent to his rekinsent wets the river. Margaret WMantia, living on Short Streets Wag • brought up by officers Leib and Essig, forstasitult and battery, on oath of Catharine Do Hlrt, South street. The belligerent Margaret tore complain ant's dross pretty molt off, and hauled complain ant over the coal. generally. "Och, Ireland, taavourneen yonr're the diva for beauty and manlier l" Her bueband entered ball for her ap pearance at court. " Ferdinand Burkhart, a Dutchman, was found trying to "shuffle off this mortal coil" by throwing himself into the canal. He was evidently Doan his right reason. Sant to prison for forty-tight hours.: Arrested by officer Campbell. William 11. Kaufman, drunk and disorderly, was arrested by officer Cline at "Dail Run," for knock lag down a colored man named Carter, who had given no provocation whatever. Committed for forty-eight hours. Exacmy.—ln one of Forney's papers of last week, we And the following patriotic and giandilo quent enunciation: "The able-bodied man who remains in Phila delphia now is a coward. His home - is on: the Susquehanna. There, amid earthworks and en trenchments, with the spade and the musket, he must defend his home and his family. The Sus quehanna is a anis Thertilepylte, and 'Sparta's worthiest sons are thesealeng its banks." We have been looking for Forney over among the Thermo - 7'44n entrenchments. We also' were on the look out for the gleam of his musket and bayonet, but "couldn't see it.", Don't he belong to the Spartan crowd? Or is he a self-convicted "coward," like his little newspaper Dope in this city, who blowed lodd and long about loyalty and courage, and then, and at the first far-or blast of the foeman's bugle. turned tail and run, with the government pickings between Via teeth?— Words are cheap and ink is cheap.- And so like wise is Forney's patriotism and Bergner's cour age. THE DISCHARGED SOLDIERS TO ER DRAPTED.--- It is thought by many that all men who have been in the service during the present, war; and who 'have been honorably discharged, will be egeiapt from the approaching conscription. Bat the fol lowing, from a late official document issued by die Provost Marshal tianeral, shows that all Who were discharged before the 2d of March, 1863, are liable to be diaf:ed "Volunteers or regulars who have been in the service, and who have been discharged therefrom or bad resigned prior to the second day of "March, 1862, are liable to ho drafted in the same manner aa it they had never been In the service- No re. gard'is to be paid to their former period of service, or to the length and brevity of the Period between. the date of their discharge and that of the draft." This is very clear and emphatic. A men who has served' out his time as a three months'man, and served afterwards up to the let of March, if dischergad before the 23, is liable 'to be drafted, just ati if he bad never served in the arm" a day. Ham Svosws.—On Wednesday night last the city of Pittsburg and vicinity was visited • by 'a severe storm of wind, rain and hail. The hail fell to the depth of three inches in the streets, stripping the foliage from the trees, and doing great injury to the growing corn and•garden pre date round about. Happily, the track of the tem pest was not wide,•or a great calamity would have resulted. As it is, we hear of several cattle being killed, many buildings blown down, and one man fatally injured. W 6 have also accounts of several thunder storms in Schuylkill and neighboring counties, doing much damage by wind and lightning. The earth was very much parched at the time the rains of last Week come, so that it ab sorbed about all the water that fell, leaving little to pass off and swell the streams. The effect of these rains and hail storms has been to cool the air to an uncomfortable degree &trim the peat two days. RAILROAD Acctuattr.—A Shocking accident oc curred on the western diiision of the Pennsylvania railroad on Saturday night. When the through mail - train arrived at Pittaburg,,the arm of a man, apparently torn off from the shoulder, was dis covered clinging to the locomotive. An engine was dispatched out the road to find the body. It was found near Brinton's station, between the tracks, with both arms off, legs mutilated terribly, and the trunk divested of alMost every Stitch of clothing; Further inspection revealed the fact that the man had been struck at least a mile this side of the place where the body was found.. The name of the deoetased . was Daniel Dorn, :a coal digger. Ile had been drinking to amok, and is supposed to have become stupefied and fallen on the track while on his way home. PIG-NlO OF THE PAXTON FM& COMFAIM—The Paxton fire company will hold their second annual pic-nie at lltehnlen's grove on Saturday, July4th. It is the intention to make it a splendid affair. The Paxton boys know how things of this kind ought to be done. They have "learned their edu cation," and will no doubt "get up a dust" on the glorious old Anniversary of our Independence. The managers assure us that ono pains will be spared to make this the pie-nie of the season." Ample precaulionivill be taken tolreservi com plete order and to prevent the intrusion of any improper obaraoteris upon the grounds. Plenty of omnibuses will run between the woods and different parts of the city.thronght the day. Tickets twenty five cents. Tan CLaux y axsse.-•We hear numerous complaints made by soldiers of eXtortion practiced upon them by shop.kepers and others in town. One of them, taking advantage of an emergency, wanted to charge a militiaman half a, dollar for a candle. There is no limit•to the meannestrof some men. There are men wko : svoild etettkAlte arch angel's trumpet if his back was 'turned/ and it seems there are those here' who would chisel the defenders of their own property and camases out of a few dirty little postage stamps. 'We beg any soldier who may soffrr at the hands of these Shy looko to hero us in their• iiitme3. We Intend to have use for theta in future. They do not repre sent Harrisburg, add beklit not to belong there. FOR TUR WAR.—orthe first regiment orgapized for the emergency, being the lAgth pennsylTanli Militia, the field offers are as follows, viz. :—Col oast, William w. Jennings, ibirtieborg; Lieutenant Colonel, Joseph B. Jeakief, York county ; Majori, Lorenzo 8. Greenawalt, Lebanon county . ! Great credit is doe Colonel Jennings and the other officers ter theirisue'oessial"efforts' in raising and organizing this regiment. .It Is andA of the first Pennsylvania regiments 4n-the field under Aelate call of the Governor: 'if'kle war eontin zte, we predict for the brave 121 Int alrilliant ee rier. truer man or tworar ieod i b r AIR COl. Ja#nliiga i iirer drew sword in a righteous tense- Daanwrana.--Bleven deserters, avoided" Co-, lambda, ,and six stgagglers; pipkpi up' ih Wleaatiafg r aoarised is -this clty yesteSibr i !fr° 1 / 1 Pittibrgi, iTheY rig% Igraluirge' of Cotp?tat f:os. tar, of-tbelPitta!mrtrivest guard. t I .` • OFFICERS or THE TUIDTIERNTII AND FIFTY-Sling New Yoram—The following Is a list of tb6 regi mental officers of the Thirteenth N. Y. S. M., which reached this city on Sunday. „ • Colonel, John B. Woodward ; Adjutant, William A. lelEee; Surgeon, B. Ormieton, jr.; Quarter master, Joseph B. Leggett. The Fifty-sixth New York, which arrived about the lame time, is offrocred as follow*: Lientenat Colonel contotandtng, John Q. Adams; Major, John A. Walsh ; Eagineer, 'William C. Ludlow ; Surgeon,' Dr. Alex. Cochran ; Quarter master, P. li. Grogan; Adjutant, E. IL Cheshire. These two regiments, like all the rest of the New York troops which have come to the defence o f this State, are composed of fate, soldierly, first class men. . Damccturm Clan Iftsurtztos.--The Democratic Clubs of the reepeetive wards in this eity will meet weekly as follows, viz : First Ward—On Saturday evening of each week., , Second Ward--On Menday evening of each week. Third Ward—Oa Taesday evening of each week. . , Pour& Ward.ol Wediieslity evening of each week. Fifth Ward—On Tharaday evening of each week. Sixth Ward—On Friday evoning of each week. The hoar and plasm is left discretionary. w ith the Clubs or their officers. By order of the City Ex ecutive Committee.. Giro. W. Wsavart, See'y. . Pennsylvania Militia and Recruiting Claims, United States pension, bounty, arrears of pay and subsistence.claims, tko. t 4se.i . iss.,mada outrand col hoed by Birld.ELTB Attofter at Law, arias, Third skrotit, ilarrisbirk Pa. ' oct2B—ly Ws have talmsi over on the let of April the balance of goods bought of Mr. Boger, to our own store, where we will continue to sell the balance left at very low pricee,•until the whole are sold. Among theee goods are , 1,000 yob, Td ants delaine and calico, 16, 18 and 20 ethic. 600 yards remnants lawns and other dress goods, 16, 18 and 20 emit. 200 yards otbarege and lustre, 20 and 25 cents. 1,000 yards of linos crash, 16, 18 and 20 cents. 100 yards of brown and grey cloth for bummer costs. 1,000 yards of linen, sotton.and wool pants star, cheap. ' '" 309 dozen of the very best spool cotton, white and corded.: , 1,000 papers of the very best of Smith's needles, 5 cents, a paper; also stockings, gloves, pocket handkerchiefs, hoop Mils, all st “4 of combs, patent thsead, tapes, tiocksoit-tlr by ago &ton or piece. We have also on band yet about 10 pieces of CARPET, which we will del at 75 cents per yard, 20 pieces of straw mating, cheap. 20 pieces of splendid figured window sustains. SPECL4L NOTICES: Brandrettes P3lls, Ple* Style. BRANDBET,fI I 9 PII4LS,tNEW stYLE, BRANDRATIPS PILLS, NEW STYLE" ERAIVREETI-PS PILLS,' NEW STYLE, Are infallible for oopt!veness, spilling, loss of appetite, sick headache, 'giddiness, sense of bloating after meal% dissinessdroirkiness, and cramping pains, and all dis orders of the stomach and bowels. • ONE ON MANY OASES Er 041200 Letter 84,294,1;1,an0l street, New York : I. I. C. COOK, publisher of the Skate Atinaar, Ben nington, Vt., says he wee attacked with DYSPEPSIA, and suffered so severely from it, that not a particle of food could be swallowed without oocasioning .the most uncomfortablatensatiou in his etomach. For five years he suffered from this drewiful complaint; when'he used BRANDBETIPS PILLS. The first box did not seem to benefit him much, but the second produced a change, and by the time he had teken nix boxes, a 0031PLBTE Ottitli.weeetteoted. - 414 ilm 9 d 7WP ß ia was g on e , and my expebtations of an early death vanished." ASK FOR NEW STYLE. ASK FOR NEW STYLE. ASK FOR NEW STYLE. ASK FOR NEW STYLI. Principal office, 294 Canal street, New York. foliate in Itartlaburg by ' azo. A. BELL. mEt-ddr,wtf • . . AYER'S CompouND EXTRAC . I' oneeremedy isdaer4 seeded ie this country than a reliable A lterative s 1 ut the sick have been so out. rageonsly cheated by the worthless preparations of Sar saparilla abroad that they are disgusted even with - the name. Yet the drug cannot be blamed for the impost. tions from which they have suffered. Most of the to• called. fintsaParillasin theparket contain; little of the virtues of Sarsapixilla or anything else ' They are mere slope—inert and worthless while a concentrated' extract of the active variety of Sarsaparilla compounded with Dock, lodina eta" is, as it ever will tw,e, powerful alterative and an effectual remedy. Binh to Ayees Ixtraet of Sareaparilia, as its truly;wonderful cures of the great .variety of .complaints which require an alterative medicine have abundantly shown. Do not, therefore, discard this invaluable medicine, because you hare been imposed uP6II by something pretending to be Sarsaparillas it 'was not. When you have used' AvEß's—then and net till then, will yet know the -*- toes, of Sarsaparilla. Poe minute particulars of the diseases it cures, we refer you to Ayer American Alma use, which tbe•agents below , named wi)l punish. gratis to all who call for it. Arna's •CATHARTIO Pru,s- , -for the care of Costiceness, Jaundice; Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Heartburn arising from disontered stomach, Pain or Morbid Inas tion.of the Bowes, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Lover Complaint, .Dropsy, Worms, Gout, /Veura/gta, and for a Dinner Pill. They are sugar-coated, do that the most : sensitive can take, them pleasantly, and they are 'the best Aperient in the world for all 'the:purposes of a faruily physic. ffriee 25 cents per bor.: Five boxee for $l. • Do net be put off by Unprincipled deafen with: other preparations Whirl they niake more profit on. Demand ATER'S and take no others, The sick want the beat aid there ie , tor them, and they should beta it. Premed. 'by Da. J. 0. Airlild & Co:, Sold by 0. A. BarnsTaaT, GAOSS & Hsi.- WAN J. BONGAZDKEK, Da MILKS and L. wwwrs. Har risburg, and dealers ever/where. • led-Undo* INPORTENT.TO FEMALES. CHEESEMUT'S PILLS. The einnbination of ingredients in these Pille sre the result of along and extensive practiai:. I.looarn nand' in &heir operation, and certain in cornetist; all irregn tarlllse, painful menstruation, removingall obeirsetions. whether from cold or' atheneum, headacke,pat in the side, palpitation of the heart; ithltei, all ninvonsanee idon, hysterias, fatigue, pain in th 4 Wick ssilbmbs, &a., disturbed sleep, which arise train intazapti of nature. ' • ; • ; DR. enziessitar a •PULS was the opounoneenia o Oiler * fia‘lifigioost of those irrogitozitiao and alatiaati tai* kiln an' aigned army to, aPI tea ; xsilaition enjoy good_health unless'she ill regular, and whenever an obstruction tidies place the general health begins to de . DR. CHRESEMAN'S • PIALS . are the most effeotual remedy ever known for all corn plaints .Yeenliar to Ankles. To all 'nisei'.they are Invaluable, inducing, eolith certaintg,pei*diceil tegukw icy. They are known to thouseade;who'have rutedikem at different periods, throughout the.eonntry, having the sanction of some of the most . eminent Physieiw~a in ,41weerica. • Rapiisit directions, stating when they should not At .. useda with, tech Boa—tbo Price ' Ofte - Ponar per lO z t gontetwog from bQ to BO Tills. • `Pills sent by7mcii!,` 'promptly, by remitting to the . 'Agents. Sold by Druggists generally. • it 8.. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor, gedar Atreet, New York. • eold lffirrisbnry;by C. lianlavart: ' z • 4{ Hen&twice p u g bYJ. " thirlislo34l:Bliiott. Shippontiburg, by D. W. Rankin. cinunerabtuT,.by Hiller a Hershey. bylEcorge LekArm:braeotee Roes. 4406-1 **l7 DR.. TORpS I VENETIAN. LIMP . IiZAT his given universal satiefactlori dnring the four teen yearadt iMa been introduced into thetinited States. After being tried krinillifrens, it has ,been proclaimed the pain destroyer if . tke world. Pain cannot be where tbis liniment is applied., If usel.iw.directed ` it:cannot -apd never, has failed in a, Bid g ui lasts:we.. Per cold*. 'C44044'114 iolitiell2s,4tl :0047 be ,Ile,. One 25 cent . bottle, will _cure all the ahOVe, beihdra,:pleyys,useful every family for audden.accidenta, such as. baize, cute, assaideilnsectatingt; , kpt ;kite OrftiAlti ltisite;it take internally, and panikp givelatelbeladeet Penloa 0 4' youngest Price 26 and 60 cents a bottle. ' 801 bran D ru riti, • 20#911116 cartaist !".d. •- at Inr" ' ' ' '" -r Ise 9r5 . 4 4 IMOTHERS : 'MOTHERS ! Don't fall to procure Mrs. WINSLOW'S 800THINO SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the beet female physl cleans and nurses in the 'United States, and has been used for thirty years with never failing safety and suc cess by millions of mothers and children, from the fee ble infant of sae Week old to the adit.t. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigo- Was the stomach and bowels, corrects aeldity, - and gives Nine and enemy to the whole system. It will al most instantly relieve GRIPING IN TRH BOWIII.B AND WIND °OLIO. We bellere it the beet and surest remedy in the world i n all ea*e of DYSENTERY AND DIARREKEA IN 011ILDEBN, whether it arises from teething or from any other Cause. Full directions for 1111111 ff will accompany each bottle. None refine unlace the fee simile of CURTIS it PER- KrNe, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. .Pclncipal Office, 48 Day street, New York. Pelee only 25 cents per bottle. my2.3-dikw6ni EXCELSIOR ! TIII ONLY PREPARATION that will instantly pro duce 'splendid brown or black in ten minutes, without t r i um a" the hair or soiling the sktn of the face o head s s ,CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE. It hue been certified by the drat Chemists in America, incluitng Dr.,R. ORILTON, to be free from every dele terioni substance, and ban no equal in the certainty and rapidity of its operation. Nantfactured by J. CRIEITADORO, 6 Astor Souse, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Bair premien. Price $l, $l6O and $3 per box, according to size. ,Cristadorots flair Preservative invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the utmost .softneg, the pelt DWI4lf2/ Coact and great vitality , to the Har. Prim b 2 cent; $1 and $2 per bottle, according to size. je4-ti at wlm • • A CARD TO THE LADIES. DR.rDUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS ! , FOR FEMALES! -- - Liffillhle in Correding i Regiffalifig and Removing an . 4strutliosiB, from lIHNURTIT cause, and always successful as a Preventive. Thee PILLS have been used by the Doctors for many years,both in France and America, with unparalleled succeis in every case; and he is urged by many thousand ladierho used them, to make the Pills publics for the alleviition of those suffering Irani any irregularities whatirer, as well as to prevent an increase of family where health will not permit it. Females particularly situatd, or those supposing themselves so, are cautioned aphid these Pills while in that condition, as they are' sure top roduce miscarriage, and the proprietor assumes no re aslbility after this admonition, although their mildne would prevent any mischief to health—other wise th Pills are recommended . Pull and explicit di rection accompany each box. Price 81.00 per box. Sold, hOlellfile end retail, by °HARM} A. BANN iv VAR!, ruggist, No. I Jones now - , and C . B.BIMM/A Danggi. , Harrisburg, Pa. Ladi , by sending them $ l.OO to the Harrisburg post 0 oe, can have the Pills sent free of observation to any rt of the country (confidentially) and "free of postage by mail. l i Bold Bo by J. L. Lionsationn, 'Lebanon •I. A. Wot.ii, Wrigh lle ;B. T. MILLER, York ;S. Dixiovr, Oar • lisle ; J 0. Azatox, hhippensburg ; J. Eireirinxii, Sham bersbur ; S. G. WILD, Mel/Ville j A. 3. WAIIPFNAN, Me chanics urg BROWN A BROTHER, No. 4, South Liber ty stree Ba ltimore; and by "one Druggist" in very town saali city throughout the United States. HAIL & 11.170/1/IL, 218 lareeawlet Street. New York, General Wholesale Ageism N. B I—Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Golden Pills of any kind unless every box is signed 8. D. Howe. All others are a base imposition and unsafe ; therefore, as you value yOur lives and health, (V) say nothing of being humbugged out of your money,) bny only of those who show the signature of S. D. Howe on every box, which has recently been added on account of the Pills being counterfeited. The ingredients composing the abofe Pills are made known. to every Agent. They will tell yen the Pills are perfectly harmless, yet will 40 all claimed for them. S. D. HOW'S, iyl7-41y Sole Proprietor. New York. BLOOD! BLOOD! SORES : THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAVED CON DITION OF TAB VITAL FLUID, which produces SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, TET TEES, SCALES, BOILS, SYPHILIS OR VENE REAL DISEASES, ETC. SAMARITAN'S R 090_ T A N'D HERR JUICES Is effertd to thripublus as a positive cure. Madam air impurities of, the blood and brings the system to a healthy action, care. those Spots, 'Petters, Scales and Copper Colored. Patohes. SYPHILIS DE VENEREAL arqz:isEs. The 'Sanaritan's AMA 'aid Herb Iniees'ii the most certain remedy ever prescribed.' It removes every par- Cabot the poison. FEMALES! FEMALES! In mommy greetione with which emblems of Females the ROOT AND ABRE JVIORS is most happily .silapted, in Ulcerated Uterus, in White, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb. Debility, and for all nom plaints incident to the sex. • DO NOT DESPAIR. ' 'Reap out of hospitals. Here is a cure in any muse for $5. Pries $1 per bottle, or six for $6, with full direc tions. Sold by, D. W. GROSS Bc . oo. Sent by Eipress carefully packed by ' • DESMOND• k jand.ly Buz 161 Phila. P.O. SECRET DISEASES` SECRET DISEASES! SAMARITAN'S GIFT! SAMARITAN'S GIFT! • Tax 4i01112 ORMiTA/IN, RIOI 4 IIDif lynx MIND. Yes, a Positive 'Cure! ' BALSAM COPATIA ot MERCURY DISCARDED, Only ten Pills to be talon to effect save; They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any unpleacapt tacte, and will not, in any way, Injure the stomach ofboirelo of the Most dellmotio. - Cures in from two to font days, and "'saint easel ID twenty•font hour.. No exposurs,,lto trouble, no change whatever. Pries male paCkagei, 12; Female, $B. Sold by D. IV. GROSS & CK). Sent by wail by DESMOND & 00., Box 181 Phila. P O. Jane-41y JUST R , EOEIVED/ THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMEN OP PI N's STEEL ENGRAVINGS ! PAINTS, AND HEADS, AK D SOENIIS, ADAPTED F`oll, GREOLLN ' OIL PAINTINGS, AT Wm. Knoche's Musk Store. No. 91 Market street, Northing& PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. • THE LARGEST AND < CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT AT W. KNOCHE'S mpsic STORE, ' AT 93 MARKET Sr. n026-tf • • ' B ASKE."! LADIES TRAVELING, • MARKET, NEgOOL, PAPER, KNIFE.. ELOTNES, ROUND, CIIILDREWS, '4lAor ieje 1 jel2 • WM. DOES, Jr., ir, Co; , lami l l o o t r . EM :or PT xm y t.r il me o l p u S e ß gsh E e ! ! " b o l trixt . -- A zna litr at t i e : with heads in. 111 hose ..iXtgit t e l t, e gold a t a y er yf f ,a ; - Bnilderar Patton, &a. • *pm ' .• - . CO. TUST liECErVED—Aziother ,lot :11 Beautiful Al!limits, it SChetres's,t l 2, l ooan) 18 Mr -- rot street,' - Jen Alar g o variety of,Np . tiono jot .received at 801eXarlIsooluitore. iela. '2tmusements, WILL EXHIBIT IN MX.ELIRLPLISS3BICTRGIr FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, Afternoon and Evening, commENcitto MONDAY, JUNE 29th, 1863, NEAR RAILROAD DEPOT. IN CONNECTION WITH NIXON'S Cremorne Circus ! F*4 41;WII 0.33Ji Mai ADMISSION 05 CENTS. RESERVED SEATS 50 CENT:S, GAIETY MUSIC HALL! WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD. 808 EDWARDS Sole Proprietor. JOE COOK 4 Business Manager. DE MARBELLE Stage Manager. Music,. • By the Original Keystone Band. GALA WtBK I OALLA. vrngs New Faces ! Talent of all Nation! Sucoe;ssion of Stars! Look and Behold ! Every Performer a Bright and Particular , AL 'l4. BEAD! READ! READ !. BEAD! First appeitrl93cis_of the vrorld-renoyrned stars MISS FANNY WILSON, The world-renowned personator, of the Ro manlind Greciaratatues; who has just finished one of the most envoeseful engagements ever played la Philadelphia, to all lovers of °lassie history'and the admirers of classic art. First appearance of the old ORIGINAL KEYSTONE BAND ORCHESTRA ~FiFet appearance of the old favorite, BILLY PORTER, The old.and original Ethiopian Comedian Look at the Challenge Performers 808 EDWARDS' GREAT GAIETY STAR TROUPE. Comprising the Principle Star of the World. 808 EDWARDS, the only Original Ethiopian Comedian living. BILLY WARD, the greatest Irish Comic Sin ger and. Comedian in the world: DE MABBELLE, Balhuiist, Violincellest and ' • ' general performer. ' JOHNNY -BARRIS, the great Irish Vocalist. PERRY EDWARDS, the well-known Comedian and Jig Dancer. BILLY PORTER, the old and, original PM- rite. MRS:JULIA 'EDWARDS, the Harrieburg Fa = rite and Queen of Song. MISS JOSE?IIINE DUCROW, the talented Masseuse— NELLY COOK, the celebrated Vocalist. Xatire Change of ;Programme every Evening ! Aldmission Only 25 Cents. Look• out fOr the Royal , Circtio at the great .Gtatety this week. • - Eta EIA-tE. - 0, 0 ° 43 BUS* B ItILLOW COIN." 600 tembelabarley malt, drat quality. • 600 lmakela 4, ' f 1 SO bews - Ihially; trot qaalfW. lengaira if ". RIGNAItr/ 1101111"),, lv - iabogteurtarrip rg. • AIIIII4TDOW 1311ADE8 •it Anei ; 'gilt if.= bordered;lM•PAl o llll - •BLINDIS 'of‘ar e fillear warm, of •deeigge in& ottimmatel Owl) AIN nxTuk9atai , il fASSFA Nielerloirprieee..l. all it 3 4011/IrerirßeeklitOree' .473 4 '''' 0 c 4 ti v g e IiMP an • • IMO o 2 • 0,, Ti ‹ri zso c.) cd " 0 , Prq C&P Q 1.. 1-4 • 22 tot) Z 818 c r l wo oat .T. F:7 4 ' O 411 ? "`N c 4-4 o P EI gr." 6 P - es .., co 0 O —a -6) =1 VI tV " E -4 • "VI 4 cs. N 40 ° aq r ; 04 Eli ea am Qi? g M NNW crl ott m .l l Ws p. 4 a) 'Ol4 rpt , C 3 PIO p as C Ca `X4 Cl3Zil New Attraction ! Best Bill of the Season ! fielmbolb's THE GREAT 66 AMERICAN REMEDIES," KNOWN AS "H ELM BOLD'S" GENUINE PREPARATIONS, a.z HELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT "BUCHU." HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BARIWARILLL. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE WASH. I=3=l HELMBOLIVE GENUINE PREPARATION, "HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND FLUID =TRACT BUO HU, A positive and specula Remedy for Diseases of the BLADDER, HIDNETS, GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL . SWELLINGS.. This medicine increases the power of digestion and ex cites the absorbent; into healthy ac'tao, by which the water or calcareous depositions, and all unnatural en largements, are reduced, as well ea pain and indauuna tion, and is good for MEN, WOMEN SO Pa/LPRY'N.• I:==1 HELMBOLD'S EXRPACT BUCHII, T For Weaknetri arising from Facers9P, Habits of DM patio; Early Inliecretton or Abuse, attmded with the VOLLOWINQ SYMPTOMS Indisposition to Exertion, Dryness of the Skin, Lose of Memory, Loss of Porer. Weak Hems, D.filaulty in Breathing, Horror of Disease, Trembling, Dimness of Vision, Wakefulness, Univeraal Lomita.% of the Pain in the Back, Muscular System, Phashiag of the Body,. Hot Hiinda, Eruption on the lace, Pallinotanteilancsa. These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this Me& eine invariably removes, soon follow IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS. In one of which the patient may expire. Who can say they are not frcquently followed by those c 6 direful di/t -eem JNSANITY ANA CONSUMPTION? Many are airPre of the cause Of their anifering, Mimeo will confess. The records of the Insane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Conaumption, bear ample vitae= to the troth of the assertion. THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AMOTRD BY OR- ahlilo WEASNESSI, Regulus the aid of medicine to strengthen and invijo r.te the system,which IiELM.BOLDII EXIRACT BtrOng invariably does. A trial will convince the most stepticsL I==l FEMALES ! FEMALES !! FEMALESIII OLD OR Mum, surer's, mexttiED, OR OONTRX- PLATING MARRIAGE In many affections peculiar to Pema'es, the Eitract Buchu is unequalled by any other Wmedy, as in Chkirosis or Retention, Irregularities, Painfulness, cr Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sairrhons atate of the Uterus, Leucorrheit or Whites, Sterility, and fox all complaints incident to the sex, whether arising trom in discretion, Habits of Dissipation, min the • - r DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE BEE EV3EI7OIEI3 ABOVE. FAM - LV SHOULD DS wawa - cm IT. I=M=l Take no Balsa Mercn•y. or Unpleasant Medicine, for tinp'e sant and Danr rens Di eases HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU CURBS SECRET MIMES ' ' • In all their stages, at little eTtiense ; . or no emits in diet ; no inconvenience, AND `NO 'BXPONTRIL.:' It causes ft./ quent.dealre and ghee streikth to :Urinate, thereby remov.ng obstinctionai preventing and,-enring strictures of the urethra, allayirqr pain aril inflammation, so frequent in this class of dieeas -a, and expelliniPOV. SONOIIS, DISEABRD AND WORNeOUT MATTEL Thousands upon thousands who have been the - VICTIMS OF QUACKS, And who have paid UrArt FRBS to be cured . ittaihort time, have found they were deceived, and that the Pot eon IP has. by the use of a PowerMl Atatr n e onts,” been dried tip in the system, to break out in an wzgray.ated foree a tual PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE UBll HELMMOLIAS EXTRACT Bucutr For ail Affeetioes and Dimmer, of fie. lIKNARX OR. GARS. wh.ther existing in MAL al OR FRMALLE,, irons whatewer canes originating, and no matter of how ion; standing. Diseases of thew organs require the 'aid of a DIDERTIO. RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Ig TSE GREAT"DIIIRETIp, And it is entaiu to Iwo tho t dosirsd effect in all Dieu for which it is reommandsd. I=l BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD !!! HXGXBOLD'd HIGHLY CONC , ENT BATED COX.. ROUND !ILIAD IXTILADT SYPHILIS. This ie en affection of the Blood, SW iltftelfe the lefast organs, Linings of the 14 , 44,.8ar5, Throat, Windpipe ant other &Incas Surfaces, =eking its appearance in the forms of Ulcers. RELM.BitLD I B itxtract darsaparlia : pacified the Rood and removes all Beaty traptious of the giving to the complixion a clear and healthy .color. It being prepared expreFsly for this Gioia of complsdate, its Blood-purifying properties are ma: rued to a greater ex tent than any Sher preparation of Sarsaparilla. .• —:o: HELMSOLD'S ROSE WASH, • An excel/tut lotion for diseases of a Syphilige nature, and na ap iojecticn in diseases pf the trinory Orgain oriz- WI; from habits of distpstion, timid in conn-ctioa with the Extractalinchn and Sarsaparilla, in such diseases lutrecorm. mended. Evidence of the most reepstrainm and sellable character *ill accompany the med'clires. , , OERTITICATES ,OF CUBES, From three to twenty yearel•illsoding, with names knows TO EICIENON. AND' fAlifE For inedinal propertivo of 81701117, IE4 Dispensatory of the United States. See Professor DEWSEIP valuable works on t h e Prac tice of Physic. pee remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PRINCE, Philadelphia. See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM BPDOWEGL, celebrated Physician and Member .of the Royal College of Surrons, Ireland, and published in the Tramiactious of the sing and Queen's Journal. . See Medico- Chirurgieal .Rtview, publiehed by BENJA MIN TRAllins; Bellew CC Royal - CoPege of Surgeons. See mott:of the late Standard Works on Medians. Extroct Suehtt—t.. Si 00 per bottle, or six for 05 00 Extract Sarsaparilla.....sl 00 per bottle, or six for 1% 00 improved Bose Wash.... 0 ie. per bottle, or slx for $2 50 Or half dozen of 'each for $l2, which will be milking to cure the most obstinate caw a, it directions are adhered to. Delivered to any address sennzely pecked from obser vation. itr. Describe symptoms In +ll nominal:Cottbus. Carts graranteed. Advice gratis. AFFIDAVIT. ~ Personally appeared . before nue, an alderman of the oily of Philadelphia, R. T. Helmbold, who Vag day swore doth say, his, preipare t tione contain no . barcotie. no WC.. enry,„ or other injurious drum but are purely Virtahlo. ' ' H. T. 11.1111 Sworn awl Subscr ibed befo-e me, this depot Novas.. ber, 1854'. • i• WK. P. SIBBEED; AUdermen. • • , .Ninth at., Ow, Am, Philadelphia. Addreea letters for informattowin confidence to • . HICLMBOLD, Chemist. WPot, Ito. 104 gotttit, Tenth street, below Chestnut, 'BEWARE ON COUMRIeDITS • AND UNPit.fNCIPLED DEA.LEDD, Who endeavor to. &arise , c OF THEIR OWN 39 grid ic other PP articles oil the reputation attained by t PRIPARATD:ibik ; - ; . DDLIdIiOLD3I3 aircau. HELMBOLD'aCtDDIIIINK =TRACT 3.41113444.111LLA. matisooran Groan' DIZROTS/1 •DOXIIWAIIB. Reny all Druggists everywheie. • ..;,,aBK-4011.4111La80LD 760441 1 ,2 4. , (litti.eit • the sdrattliessiut 'And. Mr. it,asid avoid IMPOaITrON 'ash 10 1 0107ig. Del2-s MO
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