=SI C smut no smagage ikv• WOOOR AR Ws OUR LSADICR. Ani—"M.reking Alorag." Come, Democrats," illeacisiule, year rights to Main tain. To windiest* your principles in triumpb spin. Woodward's our leader, De's gallant and strong, firer lifi l ogle a rd a wg -Liberty, were marching along. Blushing along I we are twirobing along, Siva on your 'timer and be mangling along ! Woodward's out leader,be's gallant and strong, Nor Wo.dward and Liberty we're marching shot g Om. ye who love env 'Talon as it was handed down Ilasbinston, without s stain from followers of John Brown, Who " e the Constitution, the greatest of all laws, Conte, I •in our gallant party and help our glorious OHM. • Megabit% along we are marching along, the. While otberr are bartering their liberties for gain, Audi gorging themselves with the blood of the slain, While some would have union with blows and w ith knoets, tie-unite our country With the free ballet-ban Marching along ! we are marching along, it e. The rights' of she people, the rights of the States, Shall triumph o'er all party oistiSes and hates, The ba.viks be open ad, and tyrants be bound, When Woodward and Liberty as wateh-words PO sound rn , rehing along, die AGRICULTURE. REPORT Ot kW. coNUITION OF THE CROPS. • The Commissioner an Agriculture at Wash- Ingina, in presenting his Juty report, congratu lates the farming community upon the flauer ing prospect which all the great crops of the country present - The wheat crop, just har vested, is moss excellent, both in quality and suanuty, and the corn crop promisee to be a fttli Mery altbniteh in some lootlities in the West. where the drought of Juno him oltended into July; it may not be so good. .Wheel end Battey —These crops have been secured in excellent condition. Local injuries oat, tigt yet Ii the equal extent. Their thresh ing is. now being done, which will disalose some other injuries, but there is no doubt that these crops are the largest ever produced in the loyallitates. The Martian Fitting Wheat entirely ffniletlio'sristain its onaraoter in this country as a "spring" wheat. It is an English variety, of great excellence there, and hence it was deal tratde.te teat. it. here. But there is a great dif famee between the English and American die mates. Although England lies much North of the United States, yet the (lull Stream passes try it, and.mitigstes the rigors of winter by its immense heat. The English former•oan plough at all times of the winter, and spring wheat Is ae>wra in. Febn try and March. Their haeveet is month later than ours—at least six weeks—and bone. their spring wheats have a se son of growth double the length of our own. This is the reason of the failure of the Marsden vari ety, and has much to do with the full and per fect development of its beautiful grains. flute.—This crop was greatly endangered by the drought of May and June. But the rain • came is arisen, generally, to can a good heads; and although our taiga Snows a. great injury in Minnesota, lettere the drought has continued, and an injury of two-tenths in Ohio, Penneyl- . vsuia, and New Jersey, yet the general average is but two-thirds of a tenth below an average crop- Core —This promises well. Although its appearance is two-tenths below an average in the great corn-producing States of In diana, yet the more general distri bution of rains, since the ciroutars were sent in this Department, will hate BUM itintlenCle in Initigsaing this injury. Toltiezo.—The ere+ of tobacco is but one tenth below -be average of a good crop. In Minds and-lona it has suffered from drought, being two-tenths below an average crop. The Samna injury is bat five-sixths of one per vent. The Bay Crop.—ln the Northern States the timothy meadows are mown twice ; in the Western, but once. The first cutting was a ghat gap; se e'en from the June report. But the. &mow of clover hay is but one-tenth be low an average, and the lately mown mes,lows leave.yielded Well; but much of the hay in the Bassein Stites was injured from. the excess of rain. Tile amount of the bay crop its more fa vorable non reported lass month, but/to eiteel ity not so good. Hence it will still be advisa ble for -farmers to secure as much corn fodder se they can. Utqu —The Citainuitti Horticultural sod- My, representing so large a part of the grape atop of the country, has overlooked is duty When it failed to report to this department the condition of the crop. But we see it stated on the author', y of one of its knitting members that the.rot has destroyed one-half the grapes le the vicinity of Cincinnsiti. Our correspon ded,* *sin other points moil its condition as very favorable, and the general average in ap reranee is up to that of sgood crop, and the jug Onts.thiri' of one-tenth of an aver. it is the dryness of California that makes it s vine growing country so free from the rot. How far its mountain ranges and their snow covered tops ail this hea thful influence of dryness has not yet been determined. Apples.—This crop gives encouraging prom ise generally. It is but one-tenth below an swamp, tint in some Slates it is much injured. in Maine. Ma_ataohnsetts, and New Jertwy, it la three-tenths below it; in Maryland, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Nebraska Territory, it is two-tenths below. In other States it is very promising. Peaeites.—ln Ohio, Maryland and Connect'. ant the peach crop is below an average crop in lowa, Missouri. Kew Jersey and Pennsylva sia, two-tenths below. The general average is but one-tenth below. Altogether the pre sent season may be placed in the lists as a "good push yam" Azza the intelligence recently received from Emory in regard to the crops is favorable.— The European Times, received per Apia, says that from all parte of the truite4 least, west, north and south the crop ac counts are most encouraging; and in the south of England the harvest has been unusually 'bark/ as well as productive. The cereal crops end the potato crops are all good, and from Itellifid the moot cheering itistral.litil aftli made. Nevertheless it would hardly be safe to sesame that it will not be necessary to im port pretty largely from the United States, particularly if there shall be a rupture be tween the Western powers and Russia, the great grain-producing country of Europe. as in that event all supplies from that source would be out off. Still the advises are not by any means whet are considered in a business same as favorable. L 'HE URI GILMS ES tipieudid /ow moat of New Looking Meese% Jan receiv e d, W Elo.olll'd Made Star 93 Aerie% street, oases Vow odd Imo add okesp.., Una and examine- mra3 fIOYFRES AND SUGARS the ALL owls, and orsonat i g i. prices, for *se ADMIXISTRA.T OR'S NOTICE. Wolves I. bertily givens dist Wire if Adml.latreg.no loan this day ha n grant- d to the uninrdionan *y. the Belifelk.r of u lepton county. open theists's of D nisi Brewton isto of J. ,, ffe• on .otroolup, in maid tom 1111 peril no barb g semi or d mends agswast sal amide are bereoy -,..ted to make kn , on the ism without dr* lei tiro - irjlobto • So 'aid asui.e •Ateimatilloit to make brim diato ,aymne t to JeebN 801 1 1.11 AN, Ad .I.intritor,' ontyp-lanits Jeff rot e n virrsilf.. tin" • •rt .17 IaBOOMS, BKUBII •-, U , 1) I DAOIDTS of idideseriptioaa, quantum...a micas, far ale WM. DOCK, la., A 00. =3 lot Oak St, to Rent POR SAUL—The BIIIL.DING on she Ik! straw of: Want IPA /Mtn Ve s : u osed as a 0001 1 13 SHOP. ride Indian wed Wilt so .hit it @mild be lamed late Dinning game; It OM. sistsof three separaterrainesplagedVr frame Pain 25 by 20 feet, owhing the satire itaw feat loos slid 20 feet wide. se also an g7egrifoßsx7owsitimeniz 41ND BOILER, N am DOW. Sid ~Of DOWNlblidetelliniti, tads Bet of Sows for mating Smog. The % t o " prOpertY will 1s nig t sold at a as we wish to clear mg ground en whisk ideals. inquire at the Brokers Ones of IL 10. *OI7LLOOII, - febO-dtf Karket Street LOTS FOR S tlara—ON NORTH ST. and Pommy Wanda Amanita_ Apply to It. J. HAM:INMAN, inar6.4tf Oor. Front and Walnut stn. FOR BALE—A House and Lot on Sixth street, near State. Zagairewt thotfaehange Mee of S. L. WeI:FILM:IH, afriej Where the highest prim in Myer paw ior GOLD and fithl2-dtf SILVER FOR SALE.--A TWO-STORY FRAMES BMWS is Short street. Inquire of 8430 W W ViItBEEZ. ATATIONAL MOTEL, /1 (LATE WV/TV 4wA11,) Race street, above Third, Philadelphia. This entabliehment off rs great induoementa. not only on account of rednoed rates of board. but from the Gen trat loe4ion to the avenues of trade, as well as the eon. venionon afford. 4 b. sever..l piunenger railroads run ning pant and eontignons to it, by which Karats ran, pit* to and from the hotel to the diff....p.nt rail• mid depots, «honks they be preferred to the'regalar oinoi •uses be longing to the b.'uae. I am ,doterim bed to devotr my whole attention to the eomtort and cob vero..ece of my guests, and endeavor to give general matiefaetion. Terniti•-4111.Z1 Per Day. DAVID 0. I , IEGNIST, (F.lrmerly of Eagle Hotel, Lebanon, pa ) T. T. RHODKI3. Clerk. ANIEL A. MIIE.NOII, Agent of the Old Wallower Line, Respectfully informs the public that this MS Dail transportation Lies, (the only Wallower Line now h. ezist.uce in this city,) is in successful operation, and prepared to carry Freight as low as any other indindue line between Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Sunbury, Lewis burg, Williamsport, Jersey Shore, Look Haven. and al, other points on the Northern Oertral. Philadelphia and Brie and Williamsport an? Ratirca4ll BANDS.. . MIIIIINOII, Agent, Harrisbuig. Pa. Gaols lent to the Warehouse of Messrs Peacock. Zell & Hinchmau, 1 co. 808 and 810 Market street, above ilighth, Philadelphia. by 4 o'clock p. m., will arrive at Harrisonrg ready for delivery., is,a• ^ owning myd I UST RBOEIVBD/ THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMEN OF FINN STEEL ENGRAVINGS 1 PRINTS, AND HEADS, A a P SCENES, ADAPTED FOR GRECIAB OIL PAINTINGS, AT Wm. Knockers Nagle Store. No, 9S garb% street. Harrisburg. MORTON'S -lINRIVALLVD GOLD PRIC-VIEST QUALITY WAB.RANTRD. NORM BETTER IN TEM WHOLE WOBLD. A GREAT LUXURY! PIPBONB in want of a superior and really good GOLD .an will end with me a large assortment to select from, and ka . the privilege to exchange the Pens until their hand is perfectly suited. And if by fair means the Dia mond point' break off during twelve monthly the par- Amer Asa bate the privilege to /sleet a new one, without any charge. r bare very good Gold Pens, wade by Mr. Marto!), not warranted in strong wirer-piatea isms, for Si, $1.26, u.so, si.do lor sale at EICIIMINNEN BOOKEINDIN," No. 18 Market Etreet4llexrhiburill Pa- INURINGER'S PATENT BEEF TEA, in. a solid, oonointrated astraot of . BEEF AND VEGEtABLEB, Convertible immediately into a nourishing and deli- Coma soup. Efigkiritypremsd by a wasmisr -qv/Moons Pit sisiwi:. - Thm admirable article oundamied Into a compact form, all the substantial snd- nntritive ; propertiee of a large bulk of :neat and vegetables.. The readiness with phi ch it dimming into a rich and palatable Soup. which would minim boars of preparation. mar/main to the nunal method, la an advantage in many eitaakons of 11 , 0, too obviousto need urging. Ito highly nourishing gnalides emnbined with hi delicacy, readers it invaluable for the Celt; 'while for those in health, it is a perfect substitute for froth meat and vegetables. It will keep goodly any ' • . Is Is yeoullosly .411 adapted !OR TRAVELBRII, by land ar sea, wits eau awl avoidthota amidentaldeprim theme of a comfortable meal, to which they are to habit. 11011 mama, whom =widow appetite can tbor m sitiolled in a moment. YOU BPuUTIOIRN and BXOURBIONIBTEI. to whom, both its tompactmem and eag preparation wiU recom mend it. for We by seßili4f Wit. MIL la., dC 00. CHARTER OAK VV FAMILY FLOUR! invExamu. RD BY ANY IN THE U. STATES! Aim strimaos TO Al a`ANCY 33 R. AL. MT MP 1111 OFFERED IN PENNSYLVANIA! IT IS MADI OP CHOICE 1111880ITRI WHITE WHEAT. Mr Delivered any.plsee in the city free of charge. Tams cask on &hurl,. Mho . WM. & 00. H. 8 1 Newbold's celebrated, • Michener's Excelsior, Evans & Swift's imperier, Jersey 4 , Ulu very flue. Also, Dried Beef, Tongues and Bologna Sausage. For sale by apl6 WM. DOUR. jr. & Co. EPTY BAHR SILS.- A large number of empty Wine, Brandy and Whisky Barrels for We by DOCK, & CO. ROSToN C RACK ER B.—A LARGE euppLy of these delicieuz crackers just received iya ter ssla by' WM_ BOCK, as., & 00. GOLD PENS I—The largest and Le' stook. trodt WOO to s4.oo—warnointed—at PORRTMWRVI BOORATORW N EW MUST U. 1 -Why I Loved Rer." " mauves o: the Hese," and ta t hildbood Days," three new and neeutilul songs. by J. S. Cox. '• fur Country and Flag." a new and beautiful song, with - highly Cok - ed tfrOdb page. by Out. or, are am-. 114 the Waal. reastuta of new MUM bit W_ %NOME, winkle stun be found at dl times a lull awrirtment of Drums, Fife., and all kinds of n inst lament,. Remember the plies, No. 93 Market street. TO THOSE DESIRING TO PRO CURS 811,118 ITIITiId, AND TO THOUS WlBOll4O TO Droo ll2 The nadereigeed, Mi itary Claim Armin. tender their services fo• the procuring of titbit:4oes for Drafted men, vs well aa for the *rondo); o. the highest price for those wishing to offer themoilv.s as Substtntes they will register th names of each class referred to, with the amounts, in mon v. p oplasd to be given by the one and try be reortml by she ether. Drafted men who are legmly exempt can have all the papers propgred cws/far to esrebbah th-lr slant. to ei'mPtion trs calling upon the und.rat4n d Thos. lute. eat. d ire nvited to call at the race. in the uehinge Bnlidinßs. opp site th. manilla County L'im'n, 111101K1W/Me. & "AGI7 I [4 I , aulthllM bildlory Clam Arnie. M UBlO TOR S! No. 911 MARKET ATHEIST. HABBISHVES, PA. SHEET HOMO, PIANOS, MELODEONS, MUM, VTOLTNB. BANJO STRINGS, Of ever] description. DAVY% Mid, 11.13T18, ACOORDIONII, eta., at the lowest CITY PMOIR, at W. RHOMBI SUBIC mom Ne. ISlSturr Spun. I= flottle. gransportation. Jilisrellaneous. Cht:o of trod. SMM +' ARRANGEMENT. NEW AIR LINE ROUTE. ORMlRMalkiffik TIES TUDIS - DAILY IV -1111 W TOIL PHILADELPHIA ON AND APT= MONDAY, April 200868 the psi leapt Tram will lease the Philadelphia and •Ileollar lailroad Depot at Harrisbarg,for New Tent N A ran adelphis, as felnrs, via: BASTWAID. =PRIEM LIN, leaven Harrisburg at 5.15 s. m., as arrival of Pennsylvania Railroad Imam Train from the West, arriving in New York at 9.15 a. IL, and at Pkiladelphiat at 2.20 a, at, A sleeping aar fa attached to the train through from Pittsburg without Waage. MAIL TRAIN 1 Harciaburg at 8.00 a., oc., arm riving in,New York at 5.59 p. m., and at Philadelphia at 1.60 p. . m. "ART LINT leaves Harrisburg at 2.00 p. rt on sr rival of Pennsylvania Railroad Put Mail, arriving in New York stn.= p. m., and Philadelphia at 1.00 p.m• • WESTWARD. rear MEE leaven New York at 6.00 a. AL, and Pbilr delphia 5t8.16 a. al., arriving akilarriatourg stl.7A p. m• RAIL TRALN le6Te4 New York at 1 2 19 114,04. and Philadelphia at 0.86 p. m, arriving at Harrisburg at 8.20 p. m. IMPRESS LINE lames New York at 7.00 p. m., ar riving at Harrisburg at 1.46 a. m., and connectirg with the pannsylvania Ennui Train for Pittsburg. A sleep tug ear Wale° attaohed to this train. ' Connections are made at Harrisbwg with trains on tiNs Permsylvailia, Northem - Central and Cumberland Watley Railroads, sad at Reading for Philadelphia. Pottsville, Wilkesbarre, Allentown, Reston, Sm. Baggage checked through. Tare betisen New vork and Harrisburg, 15 15 ; between Harrisburg and Phis s3.3s in No. I oars, and 23 00 in No. 2. For tickets and other information apply to J. J. CLYDE, General Agent, sp'::o • Harrisburg. N ORTHE RN CENTRAL R A LWAY. SITMMER TIME TABLE. Three daily trains to, and from Baltimore and Wash ington Oily. Connections made with trains on Penn sylvania Railroad to and from Pittsburg and the West two trains daily to and from the North and Wee Branch, Suiquebanna, Elmira and all Northern New York. ON AND AIMS MONDAY, APRIL 20, lean, the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central Railway will arrive and depart (roll, Harrisburg and Baltlnzore as llows. via : SOUTHW AHD. - MAIL TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (eicept Sunday at 10.10 a. m.; loaves Harrisburg at 1.15 p. m., and Sr rives at Baltimore at 6.86 p. m. EXPR63I3 TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (except Sun- day) at 11.07 p m.; leaves flarrisburg (except tioiday: at 3.0 a m., and arrives at Otittill9S9 Meer Monday) silt 6 16 a In. RARRISSTIRG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave Harriabnrg daily at 6.80 a in. • NORTHWARD MAIL TRAIN leaves fleitimore dalivezeept Sunday at 9.15 a 014 arrlsburg at 115 p. m., wad lIITITOD 11 4 fitaibizry it 406 p in. • BILPRiBB TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily at 9.16 p , arrives at Harrisburg at 1.35 a in., and leaves liar risburi daily (except Mosday) at 0.9 s a. in., and arrive. at Snnbnry at 5.38 a. in. 41 HARR' 13BUDO ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave Baltimore daily (except riunday) at 2.55 p. tn., and rives at Harrisburg at T. 30 p.m for further InfOrmation apply at the 018ee, in Pao eylrania Railroad Depot.RABBY aural Stipsrint n & va. • Harrisburg, April 20, 1863-dtf pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ! SUMMER TIME 41rABLE1 EmeiMia FIVE 11148 DULY TO & FROM PHILADELPHIA Oq AND AFTER MONRAT, APRIL 20. ma, The, Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad Oompany will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and Philadelphia as follows : .111AHTW :RD. =ROM SZPBBNO TRW 1441 , " Hs' , lsbell daily . at LOG s . az.iandLarrivaa at West Mitalabia It 11.10 a. ink. *tan LINZ lowa' Illaniabang daily (except Illoaday) aibA 10.. and arrives at Want Pltilidelahla at a.sf a. m Paaseagers take breakfast at tancsater. - WAY A 0001911074014111, - via Mount day, 'Memel Harrisburg at 7.00 a. m., sad arrival at Wed Pbiledsl phia at 12.240, m. • g • PAST HAIL - TRAIN Maim Harrisburg daily (01- 61111497) IN,II OO R- laa'l7ll7,W at Wed Pals- Mobil at 620 p. m. HARRISIHIRG ACICOIitIiODATION TRAIN, via lilch lambia, leaves Harrisburg at 4.00 p. m., sad *aim at West Philadelphia at 920 p. m. • W sB . T WARD BALTIMORE BIPBERS TRAIN leaves Harrialnu daily (exarpt Monday) at 200 a. m ; Altoona.7./00- Ulm breakfast. tad arrives at Pittsburg at 12. PHILADELPHIA BEM= TRAIN leaves liar burg daily at 3.00 ism., Altoona at 8 00 a.m., take break fast, sad Olives at 'Wilms At 12 80 p. m. MAIL TRAIN leavat flarrisLarg at 1.18 p. m., Al toona at 1.15 p. nt., take supper,and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.30 a. rn. PART LUTE leaves Harrisburg 3.50 p. m., Altoona 11.85 p. m., and arrives at Pittsburg at I.ooa. m. QARBZBBIIBO ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave Philadelphia at 2.80 p. m., and arrives at Harrisburg at 11.00 p. m. WAY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Philadel phia at 4.00 p. w., and arrives at Harrisburg at 9.40 p. m. This train rum via Mount Toy. dAMMIL D. YOUNG, Sepeririteudeat Middle! Div. Pean'a R. R. Itarrisbarg, April 16. 1803 —dlr. 1863. 1863. IiBILADELPRIA ar, ERIN RAIL ; ROA D.—This great line tritium the Northern and tiortliwest counties of Penns vania to the airy of Erie, on Lake Erie. It has been leased by the Pennsyloania Rail Reed Campos,. and under their anepicea ii being rapidly opened throughout Its entire length. It is now in use for Passenger and Freight business from Earrisburg to Driftwood, (Einiond Fork,) (177 miles) on the banes Elvis. on, and from Sheffield to Eris, (78 =Ups) on the Western Division. TIME 07 PASSENURN MIDIS AT HA _nig BURG. Lome Northward. Mall 1.16 u. m. I Express Train.. 3.00 a. m Core run through tsitkout stooge both ways oo tits • bolos boißealt Pi<ilaaaipala sad Lobk ni, m l / 2 mad tams Baltimore aad Look Haven. Ektant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains tit way between Williannikart and Baltimore, and Wilisanurpo and Pitihdelphia for information reepecting Passenger bueinen apps at the 8. E. we 11th and Market etre.•te. Lod for Freight boainou of the Company's Agent. 8 B. Kingston, Jr , oor. lath and Market etre Philadelphia. J. W Reynold.. Brie. J.ll. Drill, Agliat N. O. B. 8., Dahl= R n. 'TOMATO?", Gann Freight le., LEWIS L. ROL FT, Real Ticket set., Phil's. PlB. D PUTTS. 1111 A-41 °NO FI N E le 2r. "I' 1= I. Aft.co Tsai Tt,• LIMON, TANII,Im, 0010/111, ALMOND, ONANON AM, n DITTIR ALMOND, IM OBLIRY, Pe t CINNAMON, NlTTine NNOTABINB, radium , INWIROPAIL, (tor 4911168, fa fowelig Tao a b ove momasoot juin received freak ono of dye largest IMitern Hoodeo—socA Bottk end Amino wer meted, I maylal w'4. mini( dtm - DOCKET KNIVOIri.—A very film as. sernisatt. -4 1101111Pnal neuron Scioto, Otationerp, Stc. „caw', BOOKS.—School Directors, Teseues, Pates% lievoiars, sad others, is need of RAW Books, liehool Pitstionery, an , will And s am plow assortment at E. if. POLLnCI # SON's BOOK STORR riot scum% muniiblar g . oompr id us i n part the following: 1111AGG 8 ; 8 —MeGuifey's, Parker's, Cobb's- - Bowie.— (Gaffers, Cobb'Orobsttr'si Town's, }Verb's Combry's. SittOblon OlteiMita &RS Pwrith , s, Wood bridge,e, Monteith's, Hart's, Wel•p'. 1118T0hIG8 —firimshaw's. Davenport's, Prostli,Wll- wdy Willards, Goodrich's, Pinnook's, Goldsmith's and 414,1 p tRITEIIititTIO'I3.--ttreenlearsoitotdard4 lm son's like% Bose's, timitb and Duke's, Davie's. ALGIBBAB.--Greeslears, Davie% Eura• widge's DTOTlONANTB.—Worceaterhi Quarto, Academic, Com rekensim and Primary Dietionarne Walker's lieholot Oobb'a. Walker, WetMer's Primary, Wsbeter's , ehool Webeter's Quarto+. &Weans. NATURAL PlELlLOBOPHllls.—Conuttoek's, rafter's 871fl 2 ; The alkore With a great Variety of other, can a I tilt* he tuna at soy store. Also, a compiles mod m et of reboolltationery. embracier to the while • com pie a ostat rorsetioo/ yarrows Any.book no' is *eider. pr: cline vi one days notice. Oenntry Merchanteedpplied at wholesale tams. AIMANAOIL—John Baer and Bon'. Almanac for Wiest M. roLLOON at BON'el BOON STORM, nefristorit wbel4ial* and Retail myl W ALL PAPER! WALL PAPER 1 Jan received, our spring Stock of WALL PAPE) &ORDERS IIIWN smarm, &a., &a. 'the the lineal rod boat selected mortis est lu tbeelt7, ranging in price ...ow six (6) cents ap to one dollar anti &quarter (SIM.) As we purchase very low for cub. we are prepared to .ell at as low rates, if not lower. than can be had else. where If purchasers will call and examine, we feel tonlident that we can Waage them in respect to.price and quality. 10. POLLOON & SON, mar 26 Seise Jones's goose. Market Square LAWBOOKS! LAW BOOKS!!--A general assortment of LAW BOOKS. all the State Reports and Standen] Momentary Worke, with many of the old leuglieb Reports. scores and vars. together with' a large assortment of sooond4tand Law Rooltl. It veer low Oleos. at td.s owe writs Pookstori. of E M. POLLOOI & SON, qua Market Square. Harrisburg THE subscribers propose co publish b) subscription w "FARM MAP" of the Township oi IMATARA," Dauphin county, Pa., if sufficient en couragement is given The Map will embrace the Bounds dee el the Township and Farms contained therein, lento ber of Acres Lecat.on of Residences and Names of Pro , pertyltold ere generally. There will also be on the Map a Table of Distances, showing the distance from each Cross Road in the Township to Harrisburg, thus Lun dell:lg i 4 s eignole Map to Marmara and Dealers in Real Notate particularly. Those desiring Mews of their Residences put on the Hap will be charged a moderate extra price. The Map will be neatly executed colored and mounted, and delivered at the low price of TiTO Dol lars, payables,' delivery of the same. street, & AU; 682 Walnut street, Phihmlelphui. Harrisburg, November 1.1881 —tf WOROEBTE.R' 8 ttO lc AL QUARTO DICTIONARY ! MN BUT DEFINING •DD esoNorNoiNG DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISII LANGUAGE, eontaina 1,854 Royal Quarto Pages and2o,ooo words and meanings not found in any other English Dictionary; inore than 1,000 Illustrations inserted in 'their proper places; over 5,000 words synonymised; together with numerous tables of pronounced proper names. Bold by E. 81. YOLLOOR & SON. Also Woreetater% School DI ctionaries ANOTHER SUPPLY OF moRT . O . N-13 UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS NONN WITTEN IN THE WHOLE WORLD! For 7b tents, $l, FLO, 11..00, $B, Warranted to made of good gold, at eblb SCARF VIM'S BOOKSTORE. ( ON El Di rial.Aki, fora good sub stantial Viand Family Male aa Scimitar's Bookstore. (OHEFFER'b tiookotore is the °loco to t anlel Dano.--irerrantoo WM. KNOCHE, 93 MARKET BE, HARRISBURG, PA DEALER IN PIANOS. NEW ROSEWOOD PIANOS, from the beet makers, from $2OO upwards. MELODEONS. THE uni , MANUFACTURED IMAM MENTS, from $45 to $lOO. Guitars, 'Violins, Aceordeons, Flutes, Fifes, Drums, Banjos, Tambourines, Violin and Guitar strings and ma. sioal merchandise in general . SHE.E'T MUSIC. The LATEST PUBLICATIONS always on hand Musio sent by mail to any pat - of the country. OVAL, SQUARE, GILT AND ROSEWOC FRAMES, Bahama for looking glance and all kinds pictures always on hand. A fine assortment of best plated LooKim* 4 3LA,SSEAS From smallest to largest sizes. Or Any style of frame made to order at the shortest notice. WM. KNOCHE, novl-41w8ce 98 Market et. 'HOW OS Sewing Machine, 437 Broad. .aa way, New York; branch one. 90M , Market street, Harrisburg. The undersigned respectfully informs the manufacturers and citizens of Harrisburg thithe has opened a sewing machine once for the sale of The celebrated Howe's sewing maekinc_making the well knows lock - stitch , and adapted for ail kinds of leather and elan, and family ff kAPITAXL, febn4ly - dusst GUTTA PEROHA WATER-PROOF S. I DT GI (WITHOUT HRIHIMING,) tone BOOTS, SHO RS. A.ND This new and excellent article excels everything ever before in see, for beautifying and softening the Leather. It whes s. palish 11.:zu patent leather; will not rub off with water, nor stain the finest white silk, and makes the leather perfectly water-proof. Twice a month ap plied on boots and shoes, and ones a month for harness is sufficient. If the leather becomes dirty, wash it off with clean water and the polish will re-appear. War ranted as represented. DIRECTIONS FOR llllll.—Apply a few drops on a wage rub it slowly over the leather; and the polish is 50m i,1 6 6 Pr1ee,117,4 Bents per bottle. JACKSON & CO., Sole Agents, SON Market street. JanO-dtf JACKSON I CO.'S sHOE STOEX. NO. SC % MAZINNT OTRINT, HAR.RISBURG, PA., Were they ntend to devote their entire time to the egasfsettiro of BOOTS AND SHOES all kinds and varieties, in the neatest and most task enable styles, and at satisfactory pries,. Their stoat will consist, in part, of Gentkosien , s Mx. corepa Patent Latter Bests mil netts Mit otTioai Lads& and Misses , Gaiters, and otkerjlhoes in great twisty; and to facet avarYthing connected with the Shoe laudness. CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly a tt en d e d to , and in all eases will satisfaction be warranted. Lasts Ana MP bp use of the bin tougher; fig OA eiggirp, fru long dradtleal elegefieliee of the undersigned, and their thorough knowledge of the business will, they . trust, be eldlieleet guarantee to the public that they will do them jostles, and furnish there an article that w in ytwonnusnd itself for utility, witeapneen and dtue, War. Ejest9] JAOBBON ilk 00. ROARDERS WANTED.—The under signed. baying rented a line large cad commodious house, in, Mulberry street, two doors from the comer of geeoud street, iu the city of Harrisburg, she is prepared to tusoommodate single gentlemen ; or gentlemen and their wives, witb boarding en reasonable terms. R. A. JUUNRn) lILUID AND ALCOHOL, IN LARGE. J: quaatatiee aad of pare quaUty, for sale by • WIC BOWL Ja., CH) HAVANA ORANGAS.—Just received by wm cam le.. ien All B, DRIED BEEF, BULQGNA, BiLVIAWio, '1 1 40KRIN i g : few isle i low, z4 17, HARNESS CARRIAGES ifictEhintro. EAGLE .WORKS, 84RALS11,7110, PENNSYLVANIA, MANUFACTURES OP 11001-BINMir RULING lACHIIIBB m PIK STANDINO PlitllBBllB, OAIVINO MACS/NEB, FREON BOALDB, AMID nnonznao won GRINDING CUTTING-MACHINE KNIVES. Portable Cider Xilla and Fodder Coffers, SCHOOL FURNITURE, General Machine Work and Ira ilad Brau CASTINGS, WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, RTC., RTC. Er Any Maehine of - Wood, Iron Or Braga made to order. Gear and Screw Cutting, &a., &e. HICKOK' 13 PATENT WOODEN SCREW CUTTING TOOLS. UD• Cash paid for Old Copper, Brame, Speller, dee. STEAM BOILERS. PENNS YL T• ANIA'RAILROAD, ABOVE STAVE STREET. CELLAR WLISDQW Ci-RAT.EO Of various patterns, both stationary and swinging, eau WRIGHB and various other Building Castings, for sale every cheap at the [ay2l;dlvJ BAOLB WORKS. • C. MOLTZ, ENGINEER, MACHINIST 4 , STEAM FITTER, No. 6. Nidt, t H 6,111 STREET, Between Walnut and Markel Havistutzg, Pa. Machinery of .very description made and repaired. Dm° oocks of ail wizen. and a large assortment of tins on hand Ali work done in Sloe eetanlialiment will be under bis own enpervialon, and warranted to give satisfactian. &NU `TEAM BOILERS. Raving made efficient and permanent arrangements for the purpose, we ar now prepared to make feIIiTMAILMIta 13.0i1L111111=ILEA of every kind promptly and at reasonable rates. We ghall use Iron made by Bailey & Bro., the reputation of whist, is second to none in the market. 11:7'N one but the best hands employed. Repairing prom i itly et - tended to. Adams; RAOLIt WORKS, may23-dly] Harrisburg, Pa. _ _ WM. A. PARKHILL, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, THIRD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO THE TELEORA.PIi PRINTING OFFICE. Store., dwellings, churches, publio buildings, facto ries, &c., filled up with gas, lead and iron pipe in workman-like manner Hydrants, Wash Basin!. Bath Tabs, Lift and Force Pumps, Water Closets, Lead and Iron Pipe for water, gas and steam. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. All work promptly attended to. jet-dilm REMOVAL. The subscriber has removed kis PLUMBING AND BRASS FOUNDRY from Marketstreet to Fourth street above Market, opposite the Bethel Church Thankful for past patronage, he hopes, by strict attention to busi ness, to merit a continuance of it. mar27-dtt W3l. PARKHILL. 3ttsuranfA., INSU.RANCh AGENCY. THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA,. • INCORPORATED 1835.. This Institution isdning business on the Mutual In-. wanes princ.pic combined nark a Joins Stock Capital. the act of theoftAfetiOe the stock is pledged for the pap Beni of any losses which the company may sue. Min. Ana as an additional s cant :t; to the assured, the t. act requires th. the profits of the business shall he funded and remain with toe corporation. as a guarantee and protection to the insured against loss, until orcered by the B. and of Directors to be rade-mod in accordance with a piswieloa of the aet of-incorporation This fund will be represented ny scrip issued by the company, bearing interest not exceeding six per cent No dividend of -grip von be mode ebitu the losses and expenses exceed the amount of earned premiums. Irwuranees will be made on Vessels, Freights and Oar goes; on Goods tr imported or railmade or canals, and by Steamboats on risers and lakes; win), against damage or loss byffire, for a limited time, or permanently. The undersigned, as %gent for the above well known company, will make Insurance ageing I as or damage by fire, either perpetually or annually, nn property in either town or country , Marina and Inland Transportation Risks also taken. Apply personally or by letter to ARBillAt t.. DIVINCII i jan2l if Harrisburg, Pa. INSURANCE. amine, Era and Inland Trainorlatiaa, Central Agenoy at Harrisburg, Pa., of THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA: Qi PRILAVELPHIA. Incorporated 1784--Charter Perpetual. OAPITAL AND Anna $1,200,000 DIRECTORS: Arthur Dean, Baurnel W. Jones, John A. Brown, Osman N. Smith, Midas Taylor, sabres. White, John R. Neff, Richard D. Wood, William Welsh, William R. Bowen, James R. Diskson,43. Morris Waln, John Ma son, George L. Harrison, Vowels B. Cope, Rdward R. Trotter, Rdward B. Clarke. ARTHUR G. G OMM, President. OHARLRB PLATT, Secretary. As central agent for the above named company, the undersigned is prepared to take lire Risks la any part of the State of Pennsylvania ' either annually or parrot tiellv, on the most favorable terms. Ones in Walnut street near atecond. WILLIAM BUEHLER, an? t s.dll Harrisburg, Ps. LIFE INSURANCE. THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE No. 40S CHESTNUT ST. [CHARTER PERRETUL.] CAPITAL AND ASSETS, - - - 5L543.386 YGOMAR RIDGWAY, PMta, t. JOUR P. JAMES, Actuary. CONTINUE so make INSURANCE ON LIVES on the most reasonable terms. • They act as lizecntars, Trustee,* and Guardians under last Wild*, and as heceivere and Assignees. The capital being paid up and inve.ted, together with A large and , M 141141117 in c re a sing teamed fund s offers a pe rfect mutts to the insured. The premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly or quarterly. The company add a BONUS periodicagy to the inn. rancem for life. The IP IILST BONUS appropdated in December, 1844 the bECOND BONUS in December, 1849, the THIRD BONUS in Dsoember, OM, and the PtIORTII SON'S in 1859. These aldltions are made with-nt requiring any increase in the premiums to be paid to the company. The following are a few etansples from the Hegleter Amount of Policy and Policy. learn I Bonus or I bonus to be increased ielantirod addition by Patera additions. No. 89 r 887 601 58.887 60 " 182 8,000 1,060 00 4,050 00 199 1,000 400 00 1,400 00 cg 893 5,000 1,875 00 6,876 00 Agent a Harrisburg and vie ty. au2sllv 50000 POUNDdit! Fitty Thousand Pounds •"MIXCELSIOR" UAM Mtn RECITVING, which we will eeti . st very tow aware by the Rogettwid, Time. Barrel or Biagio limn. my3o 4141.. DOCK, jr., & CO. 8 0. L A It MATOHHSI NO SULPHUR! NO SMELL! FIFTY ORM of the above esiporlor Ifotohoo just •01.64, and for ma. I.r au finny T. a' WRI I IN° PLI 1 1116.-1108 - 1 Ameri can Writing V aid. a splendid ink, at (12 ne.te per quirt; ARNOLD'S genuine Wilting fluid, FIAII - Onbicobl 'o Writing 'fluid LAMMILIN & bUSHWERLDS Ink, ''opyieg Ink, Carman. and Red bias of the beet quality. Blue Ink, Mucilage. Ise Mueltfliews BooKsrtaus. VONDENSED NIL K —Just received . ..t. gif VI Mfg( or Of On tip ;bait, SALMON.— A choice supply sJ for sale by WM. DOM./ e.. & TAX ITTERLEIL MisccUrmeotts. SOMETHING .FOR THE TIMER E t A NWES&TY NIFERYIOIIBIIIOIBII J OHMS & OROBLEVEI AMERICAN , CEMENT GLUB. THE SI'IiONEMST GLIM IJV TIM r ROE OEHENTINO WOOD. LEATHER, (Mum, IVORY, CHIN,, wAxt," VORORTAiii, ALABAO HBOR„ CORAL, THII ORLY ARTIOO I4I6I 411.91111° 1 1 IA. lTli PAD btrOin watt& wit& WT HR ? "Am! •.111XTIA0 1 79•:• igllrery housekeeper should hive a mpg) or Jahr Ombra American Cement' trelde."4oor I r sti Thum "It is so tonmated to litiol - ht lito'hwainA—NaP York Reims.' "It to shwa ready. this eammeitstrdlo everilutip. —174.40 Wok , igWe have tri it, and sad it as Itstifailts war hews as water tl—WiLipes , Spirit of the PRICE 26 CENTS PER BOTTLE.. VIM LIBI&LL ABDUCTIONS TO WROMMIALB DBALERS • TERMS Vitali, Er Nor sale by all Druggists and Morebeware gra rally throughout the country.. JOHNS & °BOSLEY, (Bole Minefeeterers,) 78 WILLIAM STREE 1 8, (Comer of Liberty Street ' ) NSW Yong. MEI T . LYON'S PURE 08.1.0 CATAWBA BRANDY. THE OHIO OATAVTDA ki - sralbT her, for cavern years, been manufactured from toe pure juice of the ABIBRIOAN OATAWOA and ISABELLA GaAPII- and has attained a rare-popularity throughout the West and Beath, whir. great quantities of. this superb article is sold for SIEDICIPiAL and FAMILY purpone. It not only equele, bet exude the OW choice IMPOSTER BRANDIES in PLIBITT,4I7ALI rir and RiOHNESS OF PLATO', and wherever it has been introduced it had invariably met the most wagislided favor and extended sale. The want of really pure . Brandy his long, been felt In this country, and the opportunity to procure an article of such quality as to supersede the sale and nee of the many viis compounds so often sold ander the name of " Dowdy," can ho regarded 914 an a &We geed, L. LYON'S PATAWBA BRANDY po seems all the choice qualities of the beat imported liquor, media rel. tavely known to be of PBRIAM PURITY end of BD PBRIO it FLAVOR. • In support of the above wtsitement, we refer to the certificate of the underme.ntionedwelLknown oltemlste : Dr. A A. Hayes, Assayer. Boston, Mama. Dr. James R. Clanton & Co., Onemists, New York. Dr James R. Niohola, Analytical Chemist, Boston, Mass. Dr. J. V. F. Disney & Dr. G. A. Murkier, Analytical and Consulting Chemists, Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Cox, Chemist, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. Charles Upham Sheppard, Oharleston,A. C. Messrs. Gentry and Blackwood. ilhemiste, Tenn. Dr. N. A. Pratt, Savannah, Georgia. All of whom have analyzed the Brandy End recommend it as a perfectly pure article and as an invaluable =Wt. einal &dent.' I have been appointed the sole agent for the gale of this Brandy for the city of , Garri.burg and Dauphin co nov&dy Dr. LOUIS WrITH. OHN TILL' b • COAL - VAUD, SOCTB SECOND STREET, BELOW PRATT'II ROLLING MILL, Where he keeps constantly on hand LYKENS AND WILKESB AKRE COAL, finch as STEAMBOAT, BBOSEN, 800 end NITZ, whioh he will dispose of at the lowest market pries. Consumers will do well to tall on hint and, lay in their supply, as the Casa will be delivered clean, and full wißlabt iluvalt4ll6m 1 / 4 zT. LOUIS FLOUR. —7 HE BEST t BRAND FOR FAMILY USE in the market. itO barrels 01 the celebrated St Lour Flour, universally pronounced the most superior article everofered in the market, just received and for gale by WM DOCK, ia., & CO. LRESH FISH every Tuesday and Fri day at JOHN WIBE'S Store, corner of Third awl Walnut. tayil ‘A I ALL PAPER AND WINDOW IfHADEB. HAVAPRIP C. S FFE7B Has a large stook of Widow Shades sad Wall Paper eV hand which will be sold very , ow. Call and examine. Paper Hanging personally attested to. No. 1.11, MARKET STRUT ; Near the bridge. oet24-dtf %DAR TUBS, GLIII/U4S and KEA SURES, together with a tarp assortment of BAB KITS, 'BROOMS jaat received ;Laid 10, sole toy b► wm. oo U P. &W. O. TAYLOR'S ZT 'JD NOI7 13 41::)..11. 17' It le economical and highly detersive It contains no Main and will not waste. It is warranted not to injure the; hands. It will impart in agreeable odor, and I. therefor suitable for every wows.. for male by • - WM. DOOR. & 00. FOIL SALE.-3,000 Busame PRIME ITRLLOW CORN. 800 bushels barley malt, first quality. 60 bushel! rye_ 60 ham& whisky, Prat flualiti. •agnire of RICHARD HOCHILABID. ssalltf Washington Avelino. Rhumbas EMPTY HOGSHEADS —A large of Imoty Most Ropheodo, in goal amotaion sad with hoods in. Then Bagaihead. ar^ fielleklaba nit Banleti, 1 110 1 !ftii " w 6 l4itk i 4 - natio* prioo. WM. DOCK, & 00. LI A hl 13 I I —4 - titt reeeked, a large LI supply of 004.1111110 D 11117GAB-01MiCD. RAMS, of ass ease brood is the osogroc. Amy ono • old is gum sosooo. pino27) WW. DOCK, JR, G 00. B . *TON CR &OBE RI —A supply of these delicious crackers but received sod sale WAUDOCII, jr.,* CI. MINCE MEAT.-A 8111-ERII3I AR Wall just noilited and for yak by WM. DUCK, Mt, it OM 6.000 POUNDS Extra Prime Sugar eared Hama for isle very low, wbolooolo or retail by WIC DOUR JR 0 GR EN 'CORN!--WINSLOWII fru& u Green Corn just received by '1 'H E FINEST STOCK Olt PEIOTO- L GRAPH ALBUMS, POET /OLIO!), OAKIMOASS4 POORAT . -BUOBB. for sal- it seuefferls Bookstore. BUCKWHEAT MEAL-15,000 LBS. SUPER EXTRA, from Wyoming Valley, for sae by wet DOOM, Jo, & 00. ' W ALL PAPER, BORDERS, i c e., & c., at hot year prima, for foie at Otheffeee Boulittore Jen OR LEI TER, IC 01 E and FOOLS , CAP Paper, lint' elo es and all kliol of elationery, eall at Beln.fferla Booliatore. I lIST BECErVED—Another lot of • Besuttfel Albums, at Belreffer's Bookstore, IS Mar. k• t street j•l6, Alarge variety of Notions just received at 13c..effrOP Ifooksotare jel6 ,„, k hLY .F. a lAN IfttluT 4Adtti Beet and Cheapest is the markeuil Gall 6 4 .amine them 'WRENCH MUSTARD, ENGLISH and E Domestie Plaids., (by the doom or hundred,) 00 ' prior Wed 011, Ketchup, Sauces sad soudiments of every description, for sale by my2S W. DOOR, is.. & 00 Nrw Assortment of MORTON'S A U rivalled Gold Pens, in Go'd Plated poet ders just seeinvcd, at Schaffer's Bookstore, Starke street -t "fl Ow ARE YOU ag WIER ".1)&11 BRYANT'd no■ mode BOW. Prime SO es , tn. just .eadved and for sale by WARD, it Ws Ueda store, 'Third street Call and Bet es-hr INAL' PAPER, BOrIDFIB, ko., wild Yet at Let,pike+ price., Without any &tramp. Al ant La rONBIFORa- 14R li4A K FA MT 83/k( small but very choice lot of Sugar [lured 4.Breelefeeet DMA (Otala 2 0 the [lmported Yorkehir neat received. [NM. Wx. Don& Ja. 00 I I PEACEIBP—PARED . Lai? UNPARED—faxt received by wU. DOOP, la., 400. PATI(JNAI• ALMANAC AND ANIMAL /MOW) for 18U. ie.' , &a at poliwitzwn BQOXBYUU. WM. DOCK, Ja., 6 OD WM. DOGS. is.. &
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