Ted autolipmegifillehnlijk be bad at
Jack's Book Welter o ir and *slim
strObi:
arao.kat-'lPt weirs Agriftej'orMr;otte L..l9iar -
it
D Market street. near Fifths *
, .
Tan S.lnu.s.—Under the .. .change of schedule on
she different railroads; the time of closing the mails
st the Hartenurg Pont Office, April 20, 1863, is
es follow:
ION311:1111 amirrau. 111LWILY_
NORTET.—WAT ligutit. —for all places between Her.
ieburg, Luck riarea and Elmira, N. T., at 12.00 m.
For Lock Haven, Williamsport sad Lewisburg at 9
P m.
-
sount.—Wir MALL.—For all places betwee liar
mourn and Baltimore, Xd., and Washington, D. 0., at
2.00 in. -
For Weehlugton,lo. 0, Baltimore, Md., and York, Pa.
at 0.00 p. ea.
LIRAIIOII VALT.Y RAILROAD.
BART. War MAIL.--For all places between Harris
burg, Lytton and Philadelphia. via Reading, at 7.00 a. m .
For Beading and Pottsville, at 12 31 p. m.
AAAAA aAII.ROAL.
WAY Matt..—For all places between Harrisburg and
Philadelphia, at 6.30 a. m.
Por Philadelphia and Lancaster, at 12.03 m.
tu
For New York, Pistlelphia, Um:Master, Columbia,
Marietta and Bainbridge, at 3.4 b p. nL
For New Das, Philadelphia and Lancaster, at 2.00
p. m.
WEST.—Way MAIL.—For all place, between Harris
burg and Altoona, 12.00 in.
For Johnstown, Pittsburg and Erie. Pa., Cincinnati,
Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio, at 2.45 p. m.
For Pittsburg, Hollidavabars, Altoona ' Phi ll ipsburg,
Tyrone, Huntingdon and Lewistown, at 9.06 p. m.
OUMBgALAUD ♦ALLRY gAILROAD
Par Mechanicsburg, Carliale,Bhippausburg and Cham
beraburg, Ps., at 7.00 a. nt.
WAY MAIL.--For all places hatwaen Marriaburg and
gaggritavu, Ma o at 12.30 p, uk„
1110119ILEILL IND BOMIRRANNI 1111.261 b
For Zllo,odalo porgoi,lllpy9od,rinegror9 41141 Summit
Palen, at /12.310 p. m.
EriAGle 1101:14113 - .
For Progress, Lingiestewn, Manads Hill, Wee Hano
ver. Ban Hanover, uno sod Jonestown, on Montisq,
Wednesday and Friday, 'IT 00 a: m.
P 4 * TAMAIrIi yank Linvitittcrry s on flatnrdity, at ivaa
p.m
ErOlaceHonra.- - from 5.33 a. m. to 8.00 p. m. BnE
day from 7.30 to 8.80 a.m.. and from 3.00 to 4.00 p.m.
Mmes.—Conveyances will leave the 'Hope En
gine Hausa only, fur the picnic, every half hour•
during the day. All hulks no respeolully Invited_
No improper characters admitted. 4t
ANY LADIES willing to make shirts, bandage 3, or
pick lint for sick and wounded soldiers can have
material by applying to Mrs. S. D. Inkram, No.
15, Market street. Cell between the hours of eight
and nine a_ tn.
RIMIRVID FROM Durv.—Messrs. Newman, Fry
and Brooks, who have for soma time been on duty
as spacial policemen in this city, were
,yesterday
relieved from further duty by the aliYor,and
henceforth will not be considered as acting in their
former capacity. •
Wounnan Sot tarts,—Twelve thousand wow ded
have thus far. been removed from Gettysburg, most
of whom have been sent to the hospitals in tire
chief eastern cities. The reports of surgeons
show that there are over five thousand rebel
wounded irt our hospitals in_tko iftelOti la.tt
tysturg. . •
THE FIGHT AT THE MAY ilousz.—The. result of
the disturbances created by the soldiers . on Mon
day evening at the May House are more serious
than at first reported. The ,fight was of an obsti
nate and bloody character, and a large number
were more or less irjured. We learn that the
baritender at the hotel received very rough treat
ment,and now lies in a critical condition.:
R6TURIT NM/ 3:lo3ine MEN,--The 151st
regiment Pennsylvania - volunteers, Colonel Allen,
lately belonging to the First Army Corps, reached
Camp Curtin yestgrday. The following regiments
of drafted Pennsylvania militia have also arrived
here sir.ee our last report : 168 it, Col. Jos. Jack,
of Pittsburg; 166:13, Col. Andrew J. Fulton, of
York; 1781 h, Col. James Johnston, of Harrisburg.
These men will all be mustered out and. sent to
their hymen as speedily as praeticable.
Wit Ems To toA-SIIIINaItING.—There is no more
delightful summer rescrt, either in the seaboard or
inland States, than Gibbons' Loretto Springs.—
These springs are situated in the hearrof the A'-
legheny Mountains, one mile from the village of
4 ?! . &let% and four milts from Creston gallon. on
the'Pennsylvania relined. They are nearly three
thousand feet above tide-water, and consegiently
the air is always bracing and invigorating, t.l - e
average summer temperature seldom ranging
above seventy degrees. The buildings are admi
rably. constmeted and ventilated, and the rooms
supplied' with running spring water and hot and
cold baths. The table is always well supplied, and
the bar stocked with pure liquors. The best of mu
sic will be furnished during tbe season by Garret's
Parisian band, Ralf-price excursion. tickets to
Cresson will be furnished to visitors by the Penn
.
sYlval3lb rtilroa4 tom pity.
Istrowramr Posrar.Reousitron.—The Postmas
ter General has issued an order requiring that, in
every -sub-postoffice, whose gross receipts in the
previous fiscal year amounts to ono hundred dol
lars or more, a book shall be kept, in which shall
be entered ill complaints of missing letters of value
clamed to have been deposited or addressed to
such °flea, together with a brief statement of the
most essential facts in such case. When doubts
exist as to the truthfulness of any couiplaintohe
postmaster may require the sworn affieti vit of the
person complaining. - At the close of each quarter
the aggregate number of Complaints which shall
remain at that time unaccounted far, id to be tians
mitted to the Inspection Department of the-office,
according to prescribed form. - This order is not
intended to supersede or change the rule of the
standing regulations requiring reports of supposed
depredations, AS Stith cases may arise from time
to time.-
POLICE AFFAIRS.—Before Alderman
Lewis Bobb, of Selinsgrove, was arrested. on Tues
day night by officer Essig for insulting females
on the street, on complaint of John Young. Mr.
Bobb was engaged in ratroling The streets on his
*fib hook, accoatiair and insulting the lades Who
were unfortunate enough to be on his beat. The
uncbivalric Lewis . was placed in "Jewrents phial,"
as the Baldinsviile (Injimmy) showman would
Bay. •
William Hall, a nazi°, was arrested by officer
Essig yesterday for breaking into the house of
"Elizabeth Billings, in South greet, on 'predatory
thought intent—at least, circtunstiinces squinted
strongly in that direction. Hall's offense was
judged to partake nicre of vagrancy than of house
breaking, and he was accordingly committed for
a term of days.
Michael Bergen and James Morris, both belong
ing to one of the New York regiments lately here,
were found by officer Campbell drunk awl demor
alized, and brought before the magistrate, who sent
them
.to thg. Walnut, street barracks for twelve
hours.
Alex_ &mart, a soldier, woe found on Monday
night in company with Louisa Cook, a dark corn
*card contrabandista of •Attestionabla chastity
and most unquestionable un.cleanliness,and l raught
into the magisterial presence by °Meer Newman.
The carnal Alex. and his dusky paramour both
Tweed the night in the locklip, and were released
yeataidAy morilog.
Amos Price, a contraband, was arrested by offi
cer Newman for drunkenness and vagrancy, and
put into thelook-up, whence ho was released yes
terday morning.
William Mower was arrested by officer Camp
bell yesterday afteinnon,Aarged with passing a
Eve dollar counterfeit note (Bank of Chester
County) on Mr . "Ciller, proprietor of tho Parke
-Mue, Market street. • Committed ior trial.
the drafted makireo,fi t to hraffill. and between
this time and 114 frrif idgurrthe folloalet
W,:4liii.yortip;los motorail
r;
ou aid i tti- bat tV .
fithn tkitt
turned their fatten nine menthe ag o .
158 h, Col. D. R. , lhrgibbeti ; 165th, Col. Char. A.
Buehler.; 166tb f CAL Andrew J. Fulton; 167tb,;
Col. J. D Mats; 108th, eol. Joseph Jack; 169th,
Cal. L. W. Smith ; 17184., Col. Beerer • 172 I,
Col, C. Klelther • 173tb, Cu!. D...Naglo ; 17116, 001.
John Nme ; 175th , Cal, laamtiol A. Dyer; 176 ; , h ,
Col. A. A. Leeklet.; 177th, Col. G. B. Waistling ;
178th, Col. James Johnson; 179th, Co). William IL
Blair: - • - • ' •
Here are ten or fifteen thousand men who have
endured the rigors of a winter campaign, kayo
faced the firy death that thee and sings over the
field of strife, and have, Stith the fewest excep
tions, dons their duty to their country and acquit
ted themselves like true men and soldiers. Why
should they not be received with grateful enthusi
asm by those whose firesides they have defended
at the petit of. their lives? "Their lives are pro
duce to them, as useful to oommunity, and As dear
to those of their own households, as are the lives
of other defenders upon whose homeward path the
populace have strewn welcoming Sowers, and
whose return has been celebrated with feast and
oration. Their banners shredded with the shot
of the enetny,.and their ranks &deleted by the
cruel chances of war, speak in a language more.
elequeet that; weeds of, duty wall peefas.ned end
of heroism undaunted. To the home friends and
fellow citizens of these returning soldiere, through
out all sections of the State, we appeal and invoke
for the drafted mon a hearty welcome at their
USEFUL ILECRIPr -CURR' FOR NRIIRALGIA. - A
friend who has long been afflicted with this gainful
disease, awl who has resorted to every remedy
suggested by the most skillful medical practition
ers, without finding relief, informs us that he has
finally discovered a sovereign sure for this terrible
malady. It is simple, bat certain. It consists of
a mixture of lead and gunpowder, in the folloWing
proportions, viz : Four teaspoonfuls of gunpowder,.
of beat qutlity, and half an ounce of lead. Ti e
latter, for the purpose of having it in a more eon-
Venient Wei to tar, ehould be made into the
form of a bolus. The' fallowing directions should
,be . strictly adhered to, for the purpose of making a
sure thing of it. Put the pewtler Into a pistol, the
barrel of which should be ,about .twelve rubes
long, and the bore of sufficient ler3 to admit the
bolus without a patch. . Then drop in the bo'us,
fits% it Well heti..
..Cei the 'piste]. '! v alid ofy year
coat and vest, cut a slit in your shirt about twO in
ches long, jest below the left nipple. "After cock-.
ing the pistol, place the muzzle against the cuticle,
about in thp centre of the Oplit madein the under
garment;. then oaxefully planing the forefinger of
the right hand on a small piece of iron usually to
be found under:the bevel of the pistol, give a sud
den pull. The relief will be 'electric and 'testa: -
taneous. - Many a nervous suffereri•discarding the
inducements held oat. by "a retired clergyman,
whose sands of "life are nearly Played outr has
irticto I lie torturing nerves by th!s stipple me
thud, an I now ranges with the celebrated Li) (the
poor Indian) through tto `'harpy hunting grounds"
of the heresf ere • •
CQSSCRIPT FATHERS.—Next to editors, the draft
soups to be 'most severe upon the ele - gy: We. no
tice the names of many clergymen in the lists
which reach us from abroad. There are but' few
Peters among modern preacbersyloWever, and: it
is probable that most will furnish a eubstitutis or
pay the exemption money. In rittabirg the Cath
olic clergy were peculiarly favored. At St. Pat
rick's cathedral the three assistante,Rev_3.
Rev. Japed Holland and Rev. Walter Burke; at
St. Philomeaa's, Rev.. F. S vickert, C. S. S. R.;
at the Seminary, Rev. F. Tobin and Rev. E Bade
at St. Miry's, Lawrenceville, Rev. A. Gibbs, Pas
tor; at St. Mattel's, Birmingham, Rev. Father
. Vincent, Pastor ; at Ilaly Trinity, Pittsburg, Rev.
J r 31 . Burl, PAetor; At St. jelbfe, Toinketetto
vile, Rev M. Carroll, Pastor at St. Peters, Al' e
gheny, Rev. T. O'Farrell, have been "drafted into
the military service of the United States." In all
cases in which the reverend gentlemen were nut
exempt by law, the congregations to which they
were attached promptly otatributed - the amount
necessary to relieve them from the service, frtm
entering on whica they -were forbidden by the
laws of the Church.
VERY IRREGULAR --Tbe Philadelphia Age and
Harrisburg PATRIOT AND timing arrive at th id Gale
very irresrularly. We receive no °vies of .either
of these Democratic journals for several days, and
then get four or five at. once. The Harrisburg
"Telegraph," Abolition, arrives regularly. We
notice similar complaints among our contempora
ries. The Ili:seism who presides over the post
office at Harrisburg can possibly tell the reason
why.—Tenango Spectator.
If ho can't, we cannot surmise who can. Our
exebanges in dinviot looilifies 'complain of tbo
same irregularities.. Our daily package to Pitts
burg, for instance, although mailed before ~one
o'clock , at night, reaches that place from twelve to
twenty-four hours behind the " Telegraph" of the
next morning. We mail our papers regularly ;
for the rest, all we can do is to refer the Spectator
and other anxious inquirers to our D—matadt
postmaster. We can do no more. The question
of the rightfulness or wrongfulness of Birch - small
actions turns altogether .on "loyal Y;" In -these
days meanness, like beauty, is, Fits own excuse for
fetititi id the path of greenback "toy:
alty," There is no appeal. Let "copperheads'•'
grin and bear it.
THE 166TH PENNA. 311tarts.--Th4i I66th regi
ment Pennsylvania militia arrivad in this city
yesterday and are now quartered at CAmp Curtin,
preparatory to being mastered out of the United
states service. The regiment is principally-from
York county and is composed entirely of drafted
men. The following is a list of the field and staff
officers : -
Colonel—R. A. Fulton.
Lieutenant Colonel—George W. Reisinger !
Renault.' • a
Adjutanttairtn. W. E. Patterson.
Surgeon—A. H. Harehhargen.
. _
Assistant Surgeon—Whitman.'
The regiment entered the service with 705 en
listed men and returned to this city with 630.
They were in the engagements of Saffolk and
Elftekwater, and recently participated lei the cam
paign und:r Oan. Keys near Riohniond. They
lost ten Men in killed and between thirty and forty
wounded: -Lieut Col. Reisinger is a resident cf
this Car. Ile is now in command of the regimens,
and has led it succeisfally in every ti s rlit iihich
it was engaged.
•
ltimnsyltrania Militia and Recru:ting
United States penaion,•bonnty, arrears of pay and
subAstence, &c., &C., made oat and col-
lected by EUGENE SNYDER,
Attorney at Law, office; Third street, Harrisburg,
Pa: oct2S—ly
KI'—LIGHT GALL - till.The rooms
on the-eoreer of Market .eqnare isnif Market r reet,
opposite the Jones Home, occupied' es r Gallery for
Daguerreotype, Pluitograpk,and , AmbleitYlr .FarPopeot
are FOR RANT from the 9th of Beiterrebet next.
Apply to , JOHN WYSTII.
• jylB-dlawBw
rOUND---On last Thargby ei r eP i ng —
J: PER WATOR. The 'owner eau have the
same by proving property end paying expesifiell.
jyll3-BtOSW Second street, near Metp4ow
110
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"Foss Three Three Days Only.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JULY 21, 22 and 28.
AFTERNOON AND raTENIIIVEL
OPPOSITE THE HEADING R. R. DEPOT.
IN CONNECTION WITS
• NIXON'S
Cremorne Circus !
PDO: 4 o4:f•Wiall'iD):ot4VlO:piy4
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
RESERVED SEATS 50 CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BrandreWs New ftte.
BRANDEETH'S PILLS, NEW STYLE,
BEANDRETH'S PILLS,' NEW STYLE,
BEAND.RE TIPS PILLS, NEW STYLE,
Are infallible for - eost'veness, spasms, loss of appetite,
sick- heidache, giddinesi, sense of bloating after meals,
dizziness, drowsiness, and eramplug pains, and all dis
orders of ilia atomash sad bowels.
ONE OP MANY CASES
E? Original Letter at . 294 . 0 anal etiee., New York
J. I. C. 0001 L, publisher of,,the State Banner, Ben
nington, Vt., says he was attacked with DYSPEPSIA,
and suffered so severely from it, that not a 'particle of
food could be swalloWed without occasioning the most
uncomfortable sensation in his stomach. For rive year,
be suffered-from ibis dreadful complaint, when be need
liftattpit,ETllli PILLS. The tirek boa did mot isamuto
benefit him much, but the second produced a .change
and by the he had takeiiiix boxes, a CDM PLETE
CURE was elieeted. Be sayei: 4 "My dyspepsia was gone,
and my expectations of an early death vanished."
ait TOR NEW OTTIFE.
ASK .1151 t N 1 ATTLIA.
• ' . AIX' FOR REW STYLE.
ASK FOR NEW STYLE. ..
Principaroffice, 294,Canal atreet, New York.
Por sale In Harrisburg by GEO. R. BELL
m5-d&wtf
BDITOR or PATRIOT AND UNION
Dcar Sir :-With yoni permission t wish to say to the
readers of your paper thet.l will send by return mail to
all who wish it, (free,) a Recipe, with full :directions
for making and using &simple Vegetable Balm, that will
effectua'lp removedu 10.d.ya, Pimples, Blotches, Tan,
Freckles, and al Impurities of the Skin, leaving the
same soft, cletr, sirmoth and beauti`nl.
I will also n all free to those having Bald Heads or
Rare /Iwo, oimplq directAni and Information , that will
enable them to'i:tart a full growth of-Luxuriant Hair,
Whiskers, or a Monitache, in less than 30 diys. All
applications' answered 'by return Mail without charge.
* Respectfully jnurs,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Ch mist.
je2B Sind • No 831 Broadway, Ne* York.
Ti? Morse Owners.
Dr. Sweet's infallible Liniment for Horses
is unrivaled by any, and in all cases of LAMSIIBBO, ari
sing from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle italic, Ecratch
es, Mange, &c ,it will arse cure speedily. Spavin and
Ringbone may be easily vrevented and cured in their
incipient stages, bi confirmed cues are beyond the
possibility of a radical rut's. No casoof the kind. how
ever, is so desperate or hopeless but it may be allevi...ted
by this Liniment, and is faithful application will at
ways remove the Lameness, and enable the horse to
travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand,
for its timely' use at the first appearance of Lameaess
will effectually preveat those formidable diseases men
tioned, to which all horses are liable; and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly Worthless.
Bee advertisement. . ap2o eow-d&w '
-
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VIE ONLY PRILPAItATION that will instantly nro
duce a splendid brown er black in ten minutes, withoitt
irjury to the hair or sailing the skin of the face o
head, is , •
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
It has been certified by the first Chemisteindinerica,
Including Dr. R. CHLLTON ; to be free from every dele
terious substance, and has no equal in the certainty and
rapidity' of its operation,
- IdanUfactrued by J. CBIBTADORQ ,. ti Astor House,
New York Sold bierywhere, and appliq by all . Hair
Dressers. Price $l , tl. 50 and $3 per box, according to
sine.
CristadoroPs Hair Preservative
Is invaluable with big Dye, ise it imparts the utmost
softness, the most-beautiful gloss and great vitality te
the Hairl ' . • • • !' - • -
Price 50 cents ; 11 and 82 per 'bottle, according to alio
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JULY 21, 22 and 24'
AFTERNODN AYR EVENING.
OPPOSITE THE READING R. •R. DEPOT
NIXON'S .
CREMORNE
• ,oz.,
. CIRCUS.
•
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- -1)1'31E DIACARTE'S
EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
First appearance in America.
Madnmeltfacarto has great satia•
factiontaxing to the people'
of this i nun
country, ao that after an ab
;-settee of several years she will
'51 ' 11 401%**6.1_ again have the honor of appearing
before them
Among the Royal 'British Circus
is the beautiful Stud of English
t _ thorough-breds, including the We
brated Mare,
BLACK SWAN.
• r
going the same Troupe with whielt
.-- • in Eugland, Ireland arni-Bcdtiand.
• she had the honor of performing
---- before the most refined and numer
eg/‘ ous audiences in every city in the
_. * ,„,, British Realm.
Madame Miteanto*s great Act, the
, •
_ t , :_-- ~,,:_ . LVENCTIAN CARNIVAL
~..., N' 44 ''' -, ..... l- P. Will . be remembered by those who
IN
itnessed her former efforts in this
''.- country,
...____
....,_:.....:.
first appearance in America of
4 7 Mr. JOHN COOK,
_ •
•
.... The English humorist, known as the
• - ,1 ;„ most brilliant wit in England, and
' . r familiar - 1y styled the COMIC MUSK.
~,., The elegant follies of this well
bred and gentlemanly clown will be
occasionally diversified by the ex
.-2'4os, .._to ceedingly comic grotesques of the
- famous FRENCH PERROT... .. .
,-, '• • • ~ --- First appearance in America of the
..- I
SYRO-ARABIC TROUPE. , .
_
_, Comprising Male and Female Jug
glers, Abrobatcs, Contortionists. •
~ Prominent among the features of
, i,„l _ this troupe is the distinguished
rt... i , . ------.•
~..:,11=- - ' SPLLE CARROLL,
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_--J - 1 „,, ...Of European and. American.. cele
„ci... 0,4 brity. This young and brilliant
1
artiste is acknowledged by all, both
4 ' I • in and out of • the - equestrian pro
\-- ,:'
fession, to be the most perfect•ridot
i. ' of the age. ~
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;-,.----, ,',':. '.- Irf . (tad ii. lOn to the Star Company, --- E • %. the manager has Secured all en
. gagement with the renowned Wild
- - - -7 .- - Rider, .
~_..
•---*' ', - Nr. %ATON, STONE. ~,
-I - ••:-..-...- -
. ..._. ; - Mr. - Stone's - feats on lorsoliack.
-- i
a* , - 7''' ''-----.;. arc ail perfcrmcd on his sitliaal 4 ,
„.•%,,, -,• - .1, p -- =,•••'' §teed, without saddle, br i dle , ,. or
• ' 4 - 2 -, - 1-' 2 N covering of any kind: His reckless
.I', 7 i , •-•:•"zr....' •- and brilliant leaps over four-barred • z!.•••••••,t.
v - ,. gates and other : • barriers, while .
:!.__. •,--- !z_ _--- carrying his son upon his head, sad
----- r - ._
---- _ in various Other attitniks, are con
_,.,‘ s dered the 'perfeetkin of equestiitin
skill, and have justly entitled him
- - to the distinction of " Champion of
the Arena," ... .
".
..2 , --- -z - - 3 . Ilt. A iir II .R 0P 4 '
The Kentuck Clown:
- - - - ----" -..„ AIM 'REYNOLDS,
---. The Great Model Clown.
?*----. . • •
- -c.:4, •,, . The great.roMantio spectacla
cr . I ee,,,, , , . r .
--- - ^ . -.DICK - TURPIN'S
...._
L, -.00 , -
ri i - •-•.1 RIDE TO YORK, C
AND DEATH OF BLACK- BM
:. .-• -re-__ . -
- - •-'- -s. Dm Tram .....M'MF. MACAW%
. . ~
.. .....
ADMISSION ' 25 CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS 50 CENTS.
'Will perform at -
MILLEBSBURG, Monday, July 27.
SUNBURY, Tuesday, July 28
SHANIGKIN, WreJnefiday, July 29.
LEWISBURG. Thursday, July 30. .
WILLIAMSPORT, Friday, July 31.
LOCK HAVEN ? SatutdAy, August 1.
sEoRE r 1/I.o.BAs , ES
SECRET DISEASES!
S AM . A RITAN'S GIFT.!
• SAMARITAN'S G 4FT !
TEN MOST CgaTa IN 'HAKIM!' Evan UMW.
Yes, a Positive 177 sere!
BALSAM COPAVIA' MERCittltY DISCARDED.
Only ten Nils to be Liken to aniset a ones.
They are entirety yegetable, having no smell nor any
unpleasant taste, and will not, in any way, injure tin
stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
Urea in from twe to four days, and repeat 'Cases it
twenty-four hours. •
No exposure, 770 trolible, no chamge.tokeitoper.
Price male packages, $2; Pemale, SS. Soldly
D.-W. GROSS at CO.
Sent by mail by DESMOND & Box lid Ebila. r
s'o A MONTH ! We
\INT wa N nt T lire p.
nts s 6o ') a month. expenses paid; to
sell our. Fv.r/ext , rig Pencils, Oriental Bwrnarx, and
thirteen other new. useful and cuziuus articles. Fifteen
circulars sent free. Wress,
tno-d3ru SHAW & CLARH. Riddeford;Maine.
ANTED.—S7S 21' MONTH 1 I want
to hire Agents in every county at #75 a month
expenses paid. to sell my new cheap Family_ Sawing
Machines. Address, S. MA DISOM;
m5-dBm Alfred, Milne
BLOOD!
BLOOD!
sORES : THETA CAME A DEPRAVED 00N.
DITION OP THE VITAL FLUID,
Which prntincim
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS; P.s l'.
TEES, SCALE S, BOILS, SYPHILIS OK VENE
REAL DISEASES, ETC
SAMARITAN'S
RO`+QT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered to the public as a positive cure. Banishes all
impurities at the blood and brings the system to a
healthy action, cure these Spots, Totters, Scales and
Copper Colored. Patches.
SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL .DISEASES.
The Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices is- the meet
certain remedy ever prescribed. It removes every par
ticle of the poison.
1:6333111
. . . ... , .
In many affections with which mintbeis of Femeler
suffer,' the SOOT AND HERD JUICES is most happily
adapted, in tle-rated 17terne, in . V*tii tea.. in bearins
dcArri. Falling o' the Womb, Debility, and, [or all coin
piainte Wei:tent, to the hex.
DO NOT DESPAIR
- -
Keep out of hospitals. - Here la a cure in any 6115119 fin
$5. Pelee $1 per bottle, or six for $4, with full dire..
Lions. Sold by D. W. ORM & CO.
Bent by Express carefully Peeked by
DES5fr & 00„
janl3.ly Box 151 Phila. P.O.
•
p E 11, ALTMAIER
ar 1 4 4' Si ME
No. f 4 Second street, between Mulberry street and
cherry alley, : .
HARRISBURG, P.A. • •
parts of gone, oktfils, 14c.. made to order. Re—
pp.it lug of all kinds done at the phortest notice, •
11ea1.9 9 1; 64 belle and repairinz of clom; attended to
at moderate rates. PETER ALTMALER.
jy9
T. BABBITT'S Concentrated,'Con
densed,or Pulverized Soft Soap. Three gallons
of handsome white soft soap made in Elva minutes'. No
grease required.
Dragoman :—Dissolve one pound of the soap in one
gallon boiling 'water, than add two gs.llous wart.n, *hen
co• 4 ';' - ou, will tiara three gallons Ellallisome Wuivß
SOFT SOAP. Ten pounds will' make one Carrel of soft
soap. The' soap thus made is au excell.nt wall for
trees, shrubs and plants of allkinds. For sale by
. WM. DOCK, jr., & CO:
,
TAPANWT TEA.—A choice lot :of
this celebrated Tea just received. It is of the first
cargo ever imported. and is much superior to the Chi
nese .Teas itmuality; stiength and fragranes.,andds also
011ilrOY NO Of adulteration, coloring or mixture of any
hod.
It is the natural 4eif of the Japanese Tea Plant.
Fur sale by - . - ; WM. DOCK. Jr.. & Co.
NEW MUSIC.
g. Why I Loved Ifer,". ig Treasures of the Rene," and
t; Childhood Days,' , three new and beautiful songs, hy
J. S. Cox.
.
opur Country and Flag,t , a new and beautiful song,.
with highly colored title page, by Culver, are sunon g
the latest receipts of new music by W. KNOCHE, where
can be iellnd at all times; fall assurtment of Drums,
yires i , and all kinds of musical instruments.
Remember the place, No: 93 Market street. 3y9
Niv 2 rA
d.th , t 4l : Yam- R .IA k jIST
4-4tifh, fententitted-itgetable - Extract.
PURE TO MO TilAlf° l 477,Til FELT , . VE THE AY-
G,,RTIAN.:',I3:ITT.E . RS,
PHILADELPRIA, PA.,
WILL IFFECiUALLY rnd MOST CERTAINLY OURS
ALL, DUE ARES 'AIMING FROM
A Disordered Liver, Stousseh or
Thonaaod. of our citizen- are aufferfaa from /IIfiPEP
PI and LIVER LisEAsms_ and toahont C.° fdlotrine
questiona gluvaptee
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE THEM.
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
Do you rise with a coat d tonsne n outings, with bad
Osta in the month an oor appetite for breakfast? Do
you fel when S ou drat get up so
,tve..le and languid joa can
scarcely get about ro y n have diathwaht the head ht
times, and,otter! daiineSa, itil hesdal he occ a si o na l ly ?
Are y,ttt bn els coati ve ni inegular, and at petite change
? ro you thiow up wind from the stonrch, end do
.you swell ap otter. ? to you feel a fulness after eating,
and a sinking when the st rn-.ch is e ropty ? Do y. u have
boattburn ocess:onalb ? D, you f,:el kw spirited, Bud
look cn the dark side of th'ncs ?- Are you not- unusually
nervous at tines ? Do you not tecOme restless, and often
by until midnight before you can go to sleep? and then at
tinyie, don's you reel dull and a' eepy anal of the time?
Is your skin dry sue ace y ? altio eel ow? fa short, is not
your life a bortuen, full of forely dings ?
Itoollantng German Bitters
Will cure eydry cm of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DESIfASE OF
TUE SIDNEY. , •NO DIBEABEi A.BII 2 INU
YEW( A DIEORDERED 81'0111AM:I
Observe thelcalowing Symptoms resulting from
Illsordets 'of The Digestive ergots:
Constipation. Inward Piles. Freines or Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the Storm ch, Nausea, ileatiburn, Dirgrekt
for rood; Fulnere or Weight in Ihe Stomach. f our
Erne' idioms, Si oki rigor Flat , ering at the Pitof the
tornach, Swimming of t e Head, Hurrre I and
D fa..n't Breathing, Flattering at the Heart,
Chniing crisfinfibeatirig,Famiktioos i wh-s, is
a lying postal's+, D mnese t of Vlion, Vote '
or Webs before the Eight, Fever awl
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of.
PerFmratern,• Y.llownees of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain, in the Bide,
Back. Meet, Limbr, ace., he.
E111441€11 Flushes of Heat,
Burning in •the Flesh, •
Con.h.nt Imaginis gl or '
Evil, and .grsat -
press-ion
Ihere jut, many pretavtiona sold. wader 'the name of
B nevi, put up in.misif bietlea, compounded of the cuean
est biky or common trtm. emting from 'd.,to 40 cents
per gallon, the tiste dieguist.d by An seer Coriander Seed.
This eht•is ~ f Bitterii has caused, and sill continue to
cause,. aa long as they cal be sold, hundreds .to die the
death ot the dninkant, .. th.lr u e tbe navipiAikept
eoutanaolly under tho had4nir or At ho to at imulantsof
the worst kind, The desire for. Liquor is created and kept
up, and the result:is all the horrors attendant upon a
drunktiriPs and death.
For th ea who &aide and will hare n L'Ainsir Bitters, we
publi.h the following re:eipt Ott Oria , Butat, Hog/icy/14's
Berman :Bitters ant • mil .wl'h Three , Quarts of good
litroroly or irai.ky, and the ?mutt will to a, ,p'eparat On
that will far laza in Inedjilinalvirinee and , true site Wive
any of the,ntuntercus -L quer Bitters in the rnarket,,and
wi.l.cost.muelt leis. You, will -.have all the' virtues of
Reellontl's Bitters , n,rreawation with a g ed -article of
L gunr. st.tt much lete,pKce th it these infeLior prepara
tions Will, gist) ou
Ilhionand's . German Bitters
A GOOD APPETITE,
WILL GIVE YOU
STRONG LIEALTHV NERVES,
Brisk and Energetic Fee
VULL 1111E5LIA Tot TO
SSIAMME" 1C7C7M3r4,-X4,
'AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER,
&c. ace.
From Broken dOwn and Beliente Constitutions,
WLLL FIND IN
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
That wi 1 rePtere them to their renal health. Fitch has
b:•en the eat* in thouaanda 01 instances, and g mit teal fa
Ina requarrd to prove the assertion
NOT ALCOHOLIC
AND NOT INTENDED. AS A
I E/I -IEI 3R. 431. GI - .
The Proprietors have thousands o: letters from the most
eniment
CLERGYIIO N, •
LAWYERS,
. . PitYSICTANS, and
. .
CITIZTffeI. .
Testifying of 'heir own personal knowledge, to the bene
ficial effects and in , d,cal virtues of these Bdtera.
Prate RC*, 7 sitWitla firtqfti, D. D, Editor of Enoyclo•
pedis of Religious Knowledge.
Although not dispoe, n cc favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicinal in general, through distrust of their ingre
dients and offects:l yet kthry of no sullielont reason's
why aMait may not, test fy *to the benefits he heifer.*
himeeit io hems received fear any simple preparation,
In' thetOpeAlist. he may thus contribute to thorhenefit
of others. - ' ' •
, -
I dothis morbreedily in re to KRooiland)s Gomm
Bitters*" prepared by Dr. 0 M. Jackson, of this idty
became; I wee prejudiced Wind them for years,. model
the impressionthat they Ware ehiefly an alcoholic ads -
lure. I aro indebted to my friend. Robert Shoemaker,
Esq., for the removal of this prejudice by proper test.,
said for endonragenient in try them when tralliaring !row
great and long continued debility. The nee of 'three
bottles of these Bitters, it the begiuningof - the preiest
year. waa followed by evident relief and res*oration ap
degree of bodily and mental vigor yid& t.hed - tiet felt
for et* moral's before, od had alined deepdred of re'
gaining. I therefore thank God and . my friend for
resting me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN..
Phradelphla, tune 23, VAL , • • . • ;
,
KIDNEY , * and 'BLADDER',
In 'Ding or Aged, Male Or Fit*,
Are speedily removed, and the patient reatored to health.
F.EMALES:
Those suffering from MABALS3II3B, wasting skivvy, with
scarcely any &eh on their bones, are cured in a very short
t my ; one bott.e.in such cases will have a most surprising
effect:
Eravinv sulf•rine children as above, and wishing to.raise
them, - w[7l never regret the day they commenced still
these Bitters.
LITERARY NEN, -STUDEII%TS,
And those working hard with their br*in•, shottld
we" s keepen bottle of HOOFLAND , 3 }ITT IRS near
them. re they wilt find notch benefit from it me, to both
mind and body, invigorating and not depressing.
IT IS NOT A LIQUOR STIMULANT,
AND THE FRIENDS OF SCILDIEES.
We - call the atte' tion of all hair nv. relations or Mende
in the army to the 4ct that HOOTL AND'S German Bit
ters " will cure nine-tenths F the diseases induced by ex
postwe and privetioes incident to camplife. In the iists,
pi/blushed almost de: / in the newspapers, owthe arrival
of the • ick,'it wi 1 be noticed thi,t t very large proportion
are suffering fromdebi•ity. Every case of that' kind can
be read° y cured by Hoottand'e German Bitters. We have
no hesltaton in stating That if these Bitters we e freely
used among our soldiers. hundreds of liv.s might be saved
that Otherwise Weal be lost,
The prefirlativa *re daily recil'lTng thankful lettere from
miff rera in the army and hospit3l4, who hav- h en restored
to health 14 the - uste of thee., Bitt..rs, sent to Mon by their
friends; , , -
BEWARE •OF COUSTERFEKTS!
See that Signature of C. M. Jackson
PRIOR FEB. BIaTTLB. 75 CENTS,
OR HALT DOZEN for $4 00.
Should your nearest dripitat not bs,yo the artiele;do not
be put off by any of the intoxicating preparatLous 'that
may be offered in itaace, but send to. us, and ••we will
forward, securely Pacit pl ed. by express.
Principal' Office and Manninetnry,
cs I\T El 3E3 - li7 — AtlA. MT_ ISt
eauccitoie A• C. 01. JACKSOItt 8C Co 7 : .
• , FR-OPRIETORS..
Er Per add by Drt ggietstnd Dealeis in every town' in
United OtiWil inny2edy
FILCTSD.AND NOT MAELN intrNHARDS,
DR.. 111011r*ANWS
PBERABED BY
DR. C. M. JACKSON,
Kidneys.
PARTICULAR, NOTICE,
WILL ,GIVE IMI
WILL GIVE YOU
Tho e Eufaring
From whall.qvca. &Mt., eftbAlt .
MALE OR FEMALE,
vvin. - - Oh D -P6,7,4 ili u-X Ps_ltAl
REMEMBER,
THAT THESE BITTERS ARE
DIEIJW3EB OF
DELICATE. CHILDREN,
~A,~~iNTiS~
And leAvet iioieostration
Attention, Soldiers!
is on the 'WRAPPER of eAolt Bottle
*pi 63.1 ; ARCS sir
gelinbollee Mtnibits.
TNI§ *RUT 66 1111EMAN" ILENIEDIENP
:h KNOWN 14 - •
HEL M 80-Cto ' "/,
GENUINE PREFAB/LT/WS, v
lIELAIBCPLD'S EXTRAC V " BLICEEII,"
HE E.III3OLD'S Ernticr S ARSAPAR.ILiA.
RELMBOLDIR IMPROVED ROSE WASH;
WELMROLTra iiRAIIINR PREPARATION,
I" RIGILLY CONCENTBAT/X "
CODIPOUN
FLtilb EXTRACT BUM! r,
A ptsitse sad speclk: Remedy foe Diseases of the
BLADDRR, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL
SWELLIISW.
Thia medicine increases the power of digeetlen and ex
cit a thil.lbßOrbellti hap healthy evict', by • which the
',Amur or calcareous depositions, gild all unnatural en
largements, are reduced. as well as pin awl iss ain i n s.
ticowne4 1F gq . c4 for lON, I.MLEII and CLIILDREN.
-o----
EXRRACT BUCEIV,
For Wagon , ee Sri@nog rro 'Exec fiTaitil of Dire
phtioa, keny iniiseretioe Of A Mee, altt nded eith the
YOLLOWING EYMPTOMS:
inetsposition to „Ex. ition, Drynne of the Skin,
Lose o, 'Demur'', ' Leas of Poeer,
Weak Nero. /1, -- B ffi.lialty in Breathing,
Donor of Diwae, Tretehfirg,
Dlmel F. , * of Virien, Wak fainese,
Univtr al LeFsitu le of the Pain in the. B eir,
Muscular Si stem, Flu.• Ilk); of the Body,
rot liana, BiuptioDe on the Fate,
" ' ' P.. 11 1 ,1 Ccutvtualee.
These symptoms; iF /Vowed to go on, wt.•;ch this ovgdi
ci me inv:►riab y anon fol ow
IMPOTFNOY, FATUITY, EPILEPTia FITS:
..1 ,
In one or which the patient tiny expire. Who can ray
they are not frt quently fo,lowed by those direful dia
ea Ls,"
lNiAltilTY AND CONSUMPTION?
Many are aw re of the cause of their suffering, tut tame
will confess. The i 4 coMe cf the Insane Aeylums,atd the
ineladeholy death if Consumption, bear amtle witness
to the troth of the assertion.
um , coNaTIIATTXON APPECTaii by ox•
GANIC WEAKNESS;
Itequirt e the wid'of medicine to etreratben and inv
rate the Pyetemoil,h-li HELM BO L D'S kX I BAC T BIICKU
ii variably d A ti ia/ wilt e. nv.inee the most skeptical
FEM4E3 FEMALES !! FE:VALES !!I
OLD OR YOUNG.,RINGL El, MARRIED, 0.1 CONTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many strectitms peculiar to Fcgiees, the Extras
Burly is unequalled by any'other roc dy; as in Chlorosi
or Rereotion, Irregulivities, Pairifnini•ss, I r inpptession
of en -"m 1.7 ". 1 " 1111666 1 1. 9 2-rsted ur allrrhious for
tlie:t.ttiyus,j,encurrtirs or Wlnes,,Sterility, and tor al
tomptaints 'Medea; to, the sex, whether arising Rom in
discretion,. listiits • of,:iikkai pation, or in the
OWANCIN OF LIFE
SUB SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO ..FARS LY
.14.1Q11L.D BB WITHOUT
-r--:0!----
Take.no Balsam, Norm.) , or Uopleaeant Meilloinejor
Unple Haut and Dang- rang Di-eaaea
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BITCEU
MIRKA SECRET DISICASES
In all their staged, at little expense,; little or no chin
in diet ; no inooi vebienee, AND NO S2C,.POOLINE..
It causes fr..quemt deijire and gi ea strength to triiate,
thereby reinov:ng 6,14. ictions, pr. v.-wing and cnrin
strietwes of the tiretlifi, allaying pain .rid inflammation
so fn quent in this class of diseases, and expelling POI.
go !coin, DISPASED AND WORN-OUP BIMITER.
Thousandi upon thousends who have been the
VICTIMS. OF QUACKS,
Aud wboilAT' paid WAVY PtEi. to to.. cued in PI %hen
time, have found. they weie deceived, and that the C ,
Poi
tou"has by the use of II Pow.e'ul Ak.tringeote " I been
dried up in the system, to break out in an aggtavaisdlorm.
and •
PERUAPS .AFTER MAIMAGE
ÜBE
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT !WORT'
For all Affeetions and Mimeses of tha URINARYOR,-
GANS. whether existing in MAL OR FEMALE, from
whatever ear se sting,' and no matter of how long
standing.. Mowers of Ilene er.ana itquire the aid of a
DIVIULTIO.
JEWLMBOWO ';STRAOT BITOOtT
IR THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And it le antalo to have the desired effectin all Dimmer
for which it le recommended.'
I=
BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!!
HELMBOLDT HIGHLY CONCENTRATED - COSf
POUND •YLIIID EXTRACT SARriAPARILLA.
BYPHII.IS.
.
This is an affection of the Bkoi, and straeks - t . he awl%
organs, Linings of th, Noire, are, Throat, Windpil e and
other Mucus Surfaces, in—lsing its appearance in the for&
of Ulcers. HELMIS , PLDt..4 aztract biassparMa purifies
V... Blood and r mover all Sealy kruntiof a of the Skin,
giving to the Seine/-Alen a clear and healthy colcir. It
tieing prepared expreraiy for this class of Cotnpl.intit, is
Blocal•pt•riry;ng pr .pertits are pres.rrea to a greater eX
tent than auy ther preparation of Earsaparilia.
=3=l
RELMEOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excelbnt 101:10n for diseases et 4 4 9,whili'ic nature,
and as au iujectinn in d Beatles of the Winery Organs aris
ing from habits of dissipation, tieLd in connection With.ths
Es. rxcts Bach a acd ameapariibt. in such diseMia an recom
mended. Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the meeciuee.
. OF.IITIFICOES OF OURBia,6
from three to twenty ysars 7 standing, with names known
TO 80IENOE AND FAME
. . . ~
For medical p - opertiem of BUCI.iIG, see'Dicpeneatory . o,
the United Statre. - P`
Ilk e ' Prufeasor D.EWEEfi , valuable works on the Prac
tice of Physic, . • . ~
See remarks Made by the late ce'ebrated Dr. PHYSICH,
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM IiItDOWELL
celebrated Pitpician acd Member cf the Boys( College
Furrots, Ireland, and 1 nbliehed in the Tranilac.tions o
the Kure and Queen's Journal.
See Medico Chirurgiral R. view, published by BENJA
MIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal Col'ege of Surgeons.
See most of the late Standout Works on Medicine.
Extract Rocha $1 00 per bottle, or six for4es 00
Extract Sarsaparilla..:.. el 00 per bottle, or six for `11:5 00
improved Rose Wash.... 5 lc. per bottle, or six for $2 60
Or half dozen of each for $l2, elect/ a - i;l be sulatmt to
ease the 'Vida LbAtitisate 4 , .3 adhered to.
Delvered to any address, securely picked feencobser
ration. seo•igin
E 7 Describe symptoms in :11 commun'calions......lonre3
aresitned. Advice gratis.
APPIcU9IT.
Personally appeared before me, an alderman of the city
of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbo d, who 'being duly sworn
doth say, his. meparatione contain no narcotic, no mer
cury, or other iniuriouji.dOgs, but Are purely vegetable.
H. T. tiELMBOLD.
sworn and subset:Di - SA - WO e ny. this 23d day of Novem
ber, 1854. • . 1 1 0 111.. P. 1-11BDERD, Alderman,
Ninth stifabor.t race, Philadelphia.
Adams lettera for io confidence to
it T. RELIIBOLD, Chemist.
Depot, No. 104 South. Tenth -street, below Chestnut,
Philadelphia.
REWARP, OP CaIniTRBrEITB
AND 'UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS;
Who endeayor to ANapose 07 =MR 'OWN" and
" other" , artielea . on the reputation attained by
IiELMBOO'I3 GERVISNR PREPARATIONS,
nimmniii4os GENUINE EXTRACT =tali.
n/i 3111151 ;rn tiitit.lNS EXTRACT BARSAPABILL4I
HRIZIBOL 'iIENITINE' LIMBO VED R 910.1 WASH,
Bold by all Diukiiets everywhere. .
.11.91taktjt HELNBOLD's—TARS NO trim%
Ivertisement and send Mr it,' and "Avoid
t r 'y / ly2l 444 xi_lievoun.u . I/ 1 4 . if
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