, • , •.- ' TIV,t' . ..gi'EdTEIJ,LLY,AIINOUNCE§: TO HIS C otiriti,'lhtit he 'is tin Lied Spying UP eau.tt with the L4110;1 7 ,1 . ; . A . lt'p I ''B F.51'...••:• • Eleleet!d:.stkick of Goods in tli•Oleaii:Maiket. • • To' 'Wholesale ' CaSh' Buyers lieuli‘ • viii; seen iteu:better ift : thicettnttlitti ',than .yot . . can get. west Of:New York. • It makee no Offerencei what yotovant o any, thMgin.tke line s 'of : • , 4. PR . 6148)6M5, Call at tke OLD KEYSTONE An/ you'.loll rind!the a fe freohinot -Ctss , ..ie uie,talkin` , KEYSTONE . SrORA , ha, Ipd'always wth take thg wad i re elate the market la . efroceries and Provisions OLD FRIENDS AND NEW ONES, Don't-fail - to call and see me . when you 'visit Olean Tahiti! riot hurt you; but shall certainly try to do you lood Ole . in, May '2,3d, 1860. FAMILY. DYE .COLORS Bleak, Dirk Blue, Light Blue, Pveneh Blue, Claret Brown, .Dark Brown,. la t ,ht:Browni, an..-BrOwii, Dark Drab, Light Drib, Dark Green,.:: Light tires', . . Per Dyeing Silk; Woolen and Goads, Shawls; Scarce, Draws, Ritdioni, Waves, Bonnets, Hats: reatii. • ore; Kid Gloves, Child rune 011lingjand • ' •all kinds of Wearing Apparel. •• INAY.ISGI .01 1 '.. SO PEW iIENT; • . , • . . . ciente you can color air many goodi as would nth irides cost gee times that sum. • Carlene shadow .can be. produced from.the mine Dye. " The process slinple, nny rine can use the Dye :with perfect meccas. ' . . • • • •• •Directione in English, Francis ,and Carman, inside Of Fur further Inforrnaiinn in Dyeing, and giving a perfect knowledge whet colors are best Adapted to dye over mix , ere. (with many valuable. recriPts,l purchase Ildwe fitiveriii Treaties cin Dyeing and Coloring. Soot by mail bo reiielt tot prlce,--10 nerds. • • . r •' • . • . anntactsired by ' 110Whi IiTEY ENS, ill • • ~ 260 Broadway, llosion. for . . . sale by Druggbise and Dealerigeaerally ISOT.ADI.ERS IN '1J -1E ARMY . AND OUR PEOPLE AT HOME • . , 'are now . offered an opporunity...by: which they cancibtsiin e. • ' GOOD AND DURABLE TIME-PIECE, vhity Lo* FiGuitE. OUR .WATCIIE6 ARE WARRANTED TO KEEP TIME ONE YEAR ANA Tiur; atyka is Ati..o*EDiyit E.; PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINATION Before Payment, is'Required I YiPIiOVEIr DUPLEX. IN: HILL BURY .ACTIONS. A first class Hunting• Time Piece of silver *rt Medal, over whiCh is electro.flne plated IS k: . tohl,•Most durably'vvrought, making the inlita f in so faultless that It cannot be detected from Ilia solid Material • by. the most experienced itfilges; acids will not affect it. London mai'e 'sir/ardent. IM PRO VE D DUPLEX in .vimr. RUBY •Atirrorr, has sweep seconds, and is ncit tri be ex ' c,;;Iled• inieneral a r ripearapee. Tiers in ns.cinsti v one of'the 3IEST Altricr,cs e.ver offered for till . - 'dors-and speculators. .F.II . OINEERS; EMEGBANTS, 111110,PERSI,Nli TRAVICLIN . OI, will find them superior - . 0 any uther;• alteration of climate will not `fact`their accuracy. Price, pecked in good Ave and•good running order,- only $35, or case of flior $200.✓• • • *MYER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING. LEV PEST QUALITY SILVER, CASES . , over 1 4 -1 Joh eleetro—fine plated 18 ,k. gold, Similar to 01, ileiraoveu Durtxx, and superior adjusted ak.vements with "Stop,"-to be. used in timing etc:; Inn Execs for Wishington ail lOreenWich time, sweep Second, and all the itoPioveriente.2, All'in all, taking its beautiful and foultless appearance: and ihieuperio'rmove 'inant'inta Consideration, we 'regard it aif 41is 11y the cheapest 'article of the kind in the Xvierket;'.Priee, in good.runnin'g 'order, $35, , or V - Ple ask.riii pay in advance, but will for— ' weld either of them to responsible partiee; to "asiy , :part,of the loyil_ States,with bill payable' to expressman when ihe goodi are delivered, wring the buyer the"privilege of examination,, a dlraikt,satisfactory the watch can be retUrn- . • - our expepse....,;, • i , ;:l;hm ...deotess \ Fampanies. rearm making eollec, •hs.ortsoldiers sntl'othor parties in the disloy .,' at• states,lceosOgtiently all such orders must be hy . Ihrkeash.to insure attention.- • •• . of `two: dollars on either • .4- . ,;telhAykeit the payment is forwarded in ad-:' : •• Ailomeyymay be sent by , exprees at, our ex , , TOPS:..:CAFXERT .. X.& C 0.,.• Rl,4,rippositiTC4tlank, , 'Proirideticeiß. I. ' ' At, . Roil t b , ,Af*Attexpi a, 14 , ,te a t oin Pto Otnte two dome ELM !tvE , sl7s.l„4filloyi , ..p.tpiP:.'• ANtI-FREEZING, 1101E114-ACTING. ... . .. . . . . . Theae.•Pnmpshave nowltean in geneini .tijo ri','nuni . he of 'yeas,' anti . give • tiettir aatiataCtion . than any other, and are,teepmmendettas •., ..,• ... • . ' ''T .I-I.t . -. • ...1.-3. E•• EsT . 7. : ' by tapt Erricsti4e, and miler eminent, Engineers. W d can'. refer'. to :.thens'a nits using, ihene r , and inn rantee . that all. will recommend them: They 'are more simidein eanst.rnetion,u'ud wort• cast ei; aod eest less .than 'ull others._ • -.• ~ . ' . . , (OUr ieadeics,v;ill . find' tke'doublu . aotind ,proveePuinPOf:J::D. West 8t Co.; one of the. beet in' the market._' • It is' very simple.; iv:orlts to it aolhatanyehild may use it;.tlfrows a - steady continuous itreani,. and does mit freeze lathe Coldest expobares, and isinusually.cheap: We Fay Ails' ncqvingly,.and giv.eahe ! testi mo. of our own accord; vvithout • the . Inowle'dge . or:request..oC tbe Proprietars. Erwiing Yost, 'Tay 15t,A863.• ' • . -This may.certifythat I have been using, at , mi,manutaetorydor:the last four years,<West's Improved l'umps.', 1 now have in use three: at said pumps, .01 . 1f1 of which is kept constantly at work, 2.l.hours each day (I,xCePt Sundays) and pronounce: them,, Unhesitatingly, the best pumps that have been brought. to ,my notice, having used many otkers preiffously. They ale. .pie in thet?sconstraction, an a l not easily disar ranged.... . JAMES New York, Oct. J 0 ~ 1859.. •• " D; are pleased to state that the Puri] had of you; about a . year, ago have been'in constant use, 't . liou're each day . ; and raise . for the use.of 'our:•Waoleu Factory,' about 130 gallons pe' . .olnute. They work With . but'l ittle power t 'con:, ....red with pumps we have uaed.lieforeoind - do not,get •ont of sepair, and are satisfactory in all resyetis. 3. h.. COMSTOCK. , 'SOLON [I.OIIINWN to the farmers Club, San: 23: • who owns a well or cistern Can diessilify'afford :to be without an iron puMp.., It should beat : once a auction and force pump—a perfect little fire . erigina—such a one Acilown as 'West's Improved I speak of this pump because I.bappen to know i !olio yety durable, powerful am; cheap, and it:don't lreeze up, or get nut . of order oneo n :year. • I, know this; an'fl:thinic I :may , be doing the ,fitriners gond by speakipg of A' boy .10 yea'rs old, catrwork, it, 'and throW a continuous inehLanil 7 a-iparter streath. can be toad's to work in, deep wells atiwell, in as aroott, 7ingo, Puplp, amon, .• meet, ate; • nfermo; • tolet,. • • • We have had' in: use for months past. .nne of West's Pumps,.which - has given, us more antis.- faction as a force and lifting pump than any - we have ever 'used.... It..is one of great power; and, well adapted for.shfp's docks,,minis,:factories, green.iMuses; greperies, Szc. i &c. The -Mining Chronicle and railWay . :Journal says:• It is recommended for its.extretrie simplicity Of construction; great. : strength, -and, consequent durability, and cheapness of repair. There is stuflin,gbor—the'pressure beidg beld'hy. a Cup Packing, like. that' imod . the .working piston, Working in a.. cylinder o toted for ;the purpos within the upper air chamber—which-we-think a . great impreyement, as stuffing is so liableto be.deianged; and leak under-strong pressure, to say nothing, of the loss' by, friction Incident thereto. It - haaalSo two-. air eharnbersl- - thus 'the action of the volve - iS Cushioned....upon..both sides by air'..=-preveriting water' hammer,, and vactim,thump, • The valves are accessible, and simply and cheaply iepaired; . They. work much easler:than-any pump we have ever seen; the!, inch Cylinder.being worked by children in wells 100 feet deep, and they 'ore .extremely cheap as wcll.as . simple-ardi's!Mng; we freel y . recommend them. : • . ' . • I have:need 'thin pump•for one summer ; and Winter, exposed to the North' Weet - wind corn— ing over Long Leland .snanil;being .the' coldest possible exposure, and at:ne time did it freeie; nor were we unnbie at any time'to pump water with.great . e.as.: • .t B. MokvAini. the undersigned, havinh to 'use West's .lin ,prOved VtimpS, cheerfully tecornniend . theno as simple, durable and powerful,. in raising. and throwing - water, and for their ease.' of action,' security against frost,.and low Tirice, we. lie,. lieve thenvsuperjor to all others. : :WARREN LELAND, Met, Ilotel, T. W.PcoiSnoy,,Tonkere,V,.y. • Jyo.:DlEssrateetrN. Y. WestcheSter. • Camliridge Mine, N. C., June 15, 1863: J. 1): Vhnici & Co—I: . • *. : Genti±The pump which.] .ordered ,for our. Mine is received and put to Work ienur under lay.shaft, which we aro iiinking; . .• W.e.find that one.man will with ease lift rio gallons per min ute':• - .We lifted in three atal•a half hours all the water.inthe shaft, Which ; Measures seven,, by. twelve feet end 30 feet. deep, and it : was full when we commenced. :It answers our expecta tions in 'every respeet; and our workmen are highly pleased' with•it. !twill do great ser, vice with but trifling expense, for•repaire." • • ....Yours, respectfully, '• • • BiinitiircanNs We hai , e plenty more . such certificates .. think these are enough. For Pumps, Pipe &e., address or tall upon ' • J. D. West & Co., 179, Broadway, N, Y, N0..1; Large Fimily Wringer, $lO,OO No. 2, Medium .cc . 7,00 " .6,00 No. 3; Small 't ai 5,50 No, 8, Large lintel '‘d • 14,00 No. 18,Mediuni Laundry, . 1 6 .to run steam (18,00 No. 22, Large • .or hand. Drqs• 21 and 3. tiavit's; • All., others .C r ogi. are 'warranted.':..' ' .• • *. FOil t aiNG DII NL. , 11" 'MAN ' iII:',A.TUiLING.,C.OI%IPATiY From the New. York Observer Gt.. Neck L. 1., 1860 UNI - VERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER. *Dja 2 f is th's size used ii privatp, Orailge'ludd of the Arbericgn• Agrlcultosist • UNIVERSAL ,CEOT RiS WRINGER can reality ling 'tint a 'tubfilll of . , elothet . in a few.:minutes. It is. , reality a CLOTHES - SA YEW A 1 1..N..1F..5.YER1-and STRENGTfI sav ing of garments -Wi)l.nlone 'pay:tit itirge per'eentege on" e,ost. We, think' the,maeliine n PAYS TOR ITSELFEirkIiY,Y.F.AR'in tire saying:or gai , ene'rtel tiefe.are eeveia kinds; nearly ii likeAti - general ,c onstriicOon, - liut , We consider it *Portant dint be fit t e c i€76„, - ,- otherwise a mass. Of..eitrments may clog the foil-, ers . ,,and tlielollers' upon 'th . e eratik shaft., dip or, the ribber &Om. the : shaft . , Out: own .itt,.ofie •'or the 'first •'mate,,artil; is as .good as new after nearly FOUR YIEARS' CONSTANT Every Wringer with Cog Wheels 'Warranted in ovoriParticular., ' &O.:W Fii :0 t.l: . C r 1 N,..1 . 3 E - . I),LTR A - p.T)I.: .ylTfil 0111T.COG,WHEF,L§ ' A gopd; C NYASSER.wiintell ic k every town.. ,C)7 ,CCe" On Receipt' Pt 'the 'price from „Maces, where no ong to et llling,.we x ill send the Wrink-; •ei FRER,AF E.AI',EN.E. 'Fri 'particulars and cireulars a'daresq • ,• . 8R0WN1NG,.347 - Broail Way N. Y.. TUE MODEL SEWING MACIIINE THE CHEAPEST IN THEAVOHLD! Because the itlest! :Red* . TIIE WEE. 6 . SE . 11011 : .)1A1,111NE ., COMPINV; . . 5Q 6 . 131i-ot.t,c - hvtiv; .. •.• , • . •• • . • .. • .. Manufacture the most perfect Machine for-me - w-. ii g;pf . all kind ' s; eyer.presented-to the A theri— ani public,nnd,ehelenge comparison' with any. Sewing Mdehine Made.in the United States, • The Weed Machines,.with all !brill . yalun 2 at,•lqimpro:i , emeilts, elan overcome' all irn pir.fectit ne. They are . , • • . .. • SUPglllOli, TO ALL OTHERS -1 011--:- . . . . . . ck:l 1.1.4 4_4.1.1 ri g i'u'rpo:.E.H. ini•ciinstr action, durable in all tliel? jtart9 uml Readily Thulefstooo; Thu- hate eel fainty stitell'un kituls.ot fabrics, wind. are o d 4 O o d t o a'widr of Work wY'thenl change' or adjustment. alliiinds r ot Thread.- 14;11,1$1;id,.Uotiler, Quilt,.Card., and it) fact.° o 'k inds.of work re quired by Eamniris or Ma' facenrers. They make the INTERLOCK SIiffTTL.IS . I'ITCT, which 'enn'not•be excelled for'SfirmneSs, elastici .ty, durability and eleganee,of f.inisli.• • They 'Have SieCeivoa the Highs Premiums: In every instance, Where they haVe been e7ribib• ited in competition with other' Stant:aid chines'. We invite all persons in,searoh of an instrument to Mieeute any kind ot.Sewing now done by Mitch'ine'ry, to:inspect them, 'and ‘...-ntke sri , e they vettre the. 4501, hy .proving the -WEi I) befni e•beiore purchasing. The Company being duly licensed,; the -,Macbines - :aig protected against infringements-orlitigation. :. • Tr:PERSONS 'AT,A . .OISTANCE can, 'or der by-Mail : With 'per feet' confidence that 'the MACIIINErwiII reach them safely, acid that they Will be Abk . to menage It to their entire satisiaction, with no other aid than-the : printed instructions accompanying each Machine:. De scriptive Cireulars . ;ldgether'Willi Specimens; of Work, will be furnished to all who desire them by mail or otherwise; . . ii 77 RELIABLE AGENTS W.A N 'l' F:D . ; in all localitiea ,fn. the .t.lnitetl States-, Canadas, British.. Provinces,.Culaa,'Mex.fro, Central. and . SOuth America, West - India Islands and the Ila: 'hank Islands,.to.whem we 'offer GREAT IN— DUCENIENTS., Energetic Menfind -it a paying business, reliable ,Sewing - Machines have become a neceSsity in every family.. We Manufacture .a . . t iret: 'Variety, of styles, _ from Which We:give A few prices : 7 -No.?, Family $641. No. 2j:tato, $6O ; No. 2, Hall Case, $65 and .$75 ; No. 3.& ManufaCturiiig; s7is . znd Weed Eiewini Machine Co., .50.6 Broadway N. Y (Box 2,64:1 Pdlt• °Moo.) E. az U. T. Mandfacturgrs of Photographic Mat 5011.3VAD\YAY, N. Y. • _ . CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. . . Our Catalogue noW , enipraces • considerably 'over FOUR THOUSAND different subjects (to which additions are continually being made) of 12'Atajor Generals; 525 Statesmen, 100 Brig. Generals, ...Ili Divines, . 259:Colonels, 116 Authors, •°B4 Lieut. Colonels . 30 Artists, 206 Other Officers . ; :112 Stage, • GD Ntivy Offters 147 Piiiriiinent Foreign . Poitraitz: 2,500 COPIES lay. WORKS OF, ART, . . Including reproductions of the moat Celebrated Engravings, Paintings Statues, &c. Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp. : .A 9 .order for : One Dozen PICTURES from 'our. Catale . gue will' be tilled on..reccipt of $I.:80, and sent' by. mail, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALAUMS, . Of these we; manufacture. , .6 :Arent variety, ranging .in price from 50. tents to $5O each. Our ALBUMS have the' reputation of being superior in beauty and durability, to any others. The smaller kinds can be sent.eafely . by mail at a..postage".of six cents perso.: •• • • The'More:evpensive can be - sent' by 'express. S ter e . e,o p es' k .5 ter e c . o p ic V . iciiB Our Catalogue of these will be . scmt to coy. address ow:reseipi. of St!amp.'..-:;,. E• ,S.: To". AN-q.'ltpNY, Mw,?,ufaoi4rijrs of Photogrtiphic l4atorials, 501 - 43ROADWAY;NEWYOMC Friends r elatives . 'of prominent military men 'dill corder s (seen .by sending' lie their likenesses to ecniy..They will be kept careful and returned • • :a VI.N.E . A LBU.M TO ORDER' for C'tingre . gotin,sr present lb'thrir-Pisto'r„or foi herpsi poses.; with *.stiiiiible iltscOptions, 07 - "S11:1K AND tURNI: s4a4e.atid Bu;:n1 . . . . . . . Thiq is the, life of , :agony .endured by the §tif.- reser froto , Te . ver and Agile.' 11e . ..wanders ,iike ah 'uneeitriin shadow, neverhrt‘Ving ‘Yhal , mb.. :opitt:.iirt. : maybe prqtrated, 'and therefore die.: inclined • Cc. give any' serions..attention..tO 'bisi: ite'ss.'" This itt• the • eondition 01 - thonsantl.4.• in rOwn !Ind:country:: . If is no erveratiOn to say tht.ftFeveti aria Ague .kills , enore . people- than any twenty 'other-diseases in AmF,trio.. For sure mid 'speedy ittire'olthi•ter'rible,: a ffl ictio,. wqiblie great ;pleasitre in rP;ronrnentlint't. I-10§- ' 1 ' ETT Ens sTomAcfunri'EßS, iv hi% have., alteddy.aehieved a Wi(l6. reffnfation: for' r eP le and potverful,freeta i , n renovating. the system prostrated tiy.thisrliseatt.. : . ~-..', . : ~.. • .. ~. • For. Drtiggists itthl-dPii . le'rB generally, . Arrfoffixr ,ATLAIt; • Smetlipo . rt;' 11PICenn enmity, • .agent" The filinirs.• Keating" A: tfo'n• Lends.. Attends especially to the Collection of Clitinv4 ' Enaminritiiin of loind Pityinent of Taxes:and eft .bwinene tele ' "tang tcelleal Estate •• • Office in flemlin Mock.' • T HE SUBSCRIBEftwiII pay crash for I.lliles' T HE Skins,'Old:Cdpppeand Tin Foil., •Zince, lionea of n:II- kinds, Cattlei Sitdhes,.,l.lorna of .Animals,' old India Rubber, and Dried Finits ofe . verY.ilesdription. Personi having any of the.aboye articles 'on hand, in 'iinantitiea, may nddresi'ne'at rpy res idence-and.' call for thrrri. . . • T, w. cOt;E; . • . . .. .Bradford; McKean Co. Pa; 'Nov. 9. I.; !SO. . . . . A •DENTJ.EMAN, cured of Neryonk bleflllll.lqeil , CV ' Preuriture Ducey iiinl You thfullError, a . ctirsted by iiehire tp benefit:can:ea. vvillqie .luiptiy to furnish to. ,all 'who Peed it; (,free of chargo) tlle 'receipt and directiona tVie waking the simple Remedy used in lifs..esse.. Those wishing to prat by.. 1,14 exPerience,—and poncho .bbs Itrineily 7 —will receive the same ...by retur' snail, (care. fully sealed,) by ald ' JODUN 11. O(ID IiN, r • • No. 60 ;li'assau Street, - New Turk. - PENSIONS for, disabled .Mrithers;...and minor .Chitdren: . BPUNTIES for. Spldiers iii.scliarami by reason of jatnuryids receivedin battle;.: Widows'and Heirs of . PAY and settlement of all. arrears and balance lee discharged and iliyeased Officers Soldiers and Sailors:':• PRIZE MON all.Tloited States. i'essithr..'. ' Hand-Eook of Instruction sent, by .;enclosing tamp to pay,rvtiirti . poOttgPc ._ •. • • • • .Sdiritars hf:Ci and , (unqpr,Brpailwa'y Bonk) 2 park Place, N. Y 4'l •: . 6 Seventh 'Stroet, 'Washington, D. C , • • REFEICENC Es; - • NENIANICS' BANK Yen; Turk, • wri,LiAmsßuito errs - wiiitamsbur; HANNI 11.1 I, 11.VNIAN. A iv" • Pre/silent: 111==i1EI COOKA CO:, RtoM:rs., 11(a$11ilitnitt :ul,l • • •.'• NOTICE:.. • . • • T IFEREBY.caution . all perrns.arrairtst buyint: J. or . havinff.: adyibinq. in ivit)r . a certain •prtnrrisarylcoti_. for S':45.OQ. dra's•vn•by pay able to Tsanc . N. Ciaia or bearer, dated, Lilwr (y...A pril 7,.1...8f32, due; I' iti as I hare•pald said mite . .. • Liberty., Nov, . ntovtti.t.!', • THE • A :4 7 -7,olEiy D . • .17 L.I'I'E.IIATf 11 AND A - S Il I o N., - . . , The sul.crroers wOO.l.lbeg' . leave lo call the aljeutiou 0 their friep,l3 at al tllO publie to, the NJ V MAG.t:7.I.Nt: which Alioy arc aloo,tit to iltstle,;11:01 th e January 'lluEol,tr of .Idlitll . ls nearly re.ttly. Tim norife odi i . • . • • r I.t ;•,; : rlortcl, 'and it miltho pivoted t,n elinfo.; Lite.rotnre.n n.. 1 the IIIIIH• trollop of tho : Il wlll.ak'n cnntstiff. tiln infe:t paterns caps, Ronne ti r Iread Dre:ot.:li, Fancy EinbrOitiory, with RepOfpts,3l.lenic, an I otheyinnttois ininrocting to geletally; Tat.: LAD II:8,FIIIPINit will ho'Otlited by. 3f rf. If I.:'N . P.V. PETERSON, who 3rill rt!ly upon the seribfes of tho - Lifo' . rarrileportment, of thn following • • UNRIVALED. CORPS 0 . F .. WRITERS:... Nie Henry Wood. - Author of ;. East Lypnb"ac.,Mary Ilowitt; ilia, ion Harland. Aunt/M.li( "Alone." .• llt s. E. S TAn pniph, Elenor C: Donnelly, C. gC yrowbrid g v, Mai garat Homer, 'Virginia F. townaend, Mrs M.A -Denison. Clara Augusta, Laura J., ...i:rter,August. BOIL 4-nria L. tl—.—, C)tarleg Morris. Action M. DrattOlaggie C..llig hr. M Anne Itorwue, Carrie , Meyer i ; Mrs: M. F. Tucker. Fanny M. Bayrnond, Fraueis 11. Shef field, 11Trq. L D. Shears, Careline A:•hetl, Annto.F Sophie May, Burnie Byrne. Mre .5. , Spencer, Mattie Dyer Britts, Annie Ittiasell, Mine N. 1,. lifuezey,.Sare. J, Rummy, Clara Doty, harlot W. Stillman, Minnie Mity, Arthur Hampton I: Chambers, Barbara Braude ,'and other talented writers. , , " • . , HANDSOME STEEL ENGR4VINGS, A. II aIiDSOME STEEM . ' ENG EA VlNti - and a DOLOR, ED STEEL FASIIIDN P [ATE will illustrate every nun?. her; bullies well executed Wond•guta,illuatratlvo of filo rine, Patterno, &c,. too numerous to mention. The Jan nary number will contain a beautiful Steel Engraving, desittned'ettpressfy for this Magazine by Schensssir, ;Moaned Cr Al 3 ttl EIJ NY ILKI.3'S 11,TYPTTII,N . . . Thin bandsrane Steel rin,te illaßtretes ii.story 'of love; war, and a brolien'engagemeut,. by NIA3 Mellor C. Don nelly, and will be of itself,.we trust, wrifth the price of 46. Prdmippit Women, . We willgire to any person sending thirty subscriptiOnn te THE LADY'S PlllENDand Sixty Dollars, one of Wheel er &IYllson's Celobrated•Sowing Machines, such ae they sell forNorty , flve Dollars. The Machines will be select ed new at the manufactory in New York, boxed, and for , 'warded free of nest, With the exception of freight. In•nrocuring - sabscribera for this Premium, we prefer that the thirty subscribers should, be preen riol at the reg clar ternis of Two Dollnrs for each, but, where this can not be tibne, they maybe procured our club rates, and : the balance of the Sixty Dollars .forwarded to no in each by the parson-desiring ~the, machine. T'nt - lifogo. boys mill to .sent'to if . iffeeent Por, t Offices: if r ired Every' person collecting names should send them and the money as fast ns obtained, so that the, subsciibericmay begin nt Once to recelYe theirMngazineS, and' et becrimo difsatis: lied with the delay, When the whole number .of natnea (thirty,) and'whole amount of mOney . (hixty. Dollars,) in received, the Machine will be duly'forwarded. , . . . Otuterids will he the same as those for that well known weekly waper,.The ,Nrtfrirday . .11:vfnIng Pon, published by us for the last Bey,inteen years—in order that th'e claim may , lie made up of the *Oyer and' magazine conjointly, 'where It is So deslied-i.and will be an follpirst : . 1 co PY,'QPO year;.. copies, one year, . .:1.00 1 copies ono year; o.oo' t copies. and ono to 'getterop 12.00 20 copies, and one to getter up of club2o,oo .One copy of ea ch of TII - is f,AI/17 1 11 PRI ENT) and • ' - • ' SATURDAY. IIVENING Pnwr, • 300 Fp Single numbers of Lad y's (postage paid teiti4 . 2o emits. • ' • • : Thu Mater in The Lady's Prismd will alwitre be . different tioni that in 'The Post ". ..Subscribers in.ll.itish North America mutt remit twn/re renis'tn addition to the onneadzubseription; as'-we have to prepay the Ir. S. poitage'ettheir magazines. , , . Address • - DEACON Sr: PETERSON: . • . , . . • No, 319 Walnut Ptreo4:Phila. 11 - /". i'pee3roell ntiollers Ills he sent ,uratuiloe4ls'Orben ‘t rata, for (e (hue ,i.s.i , of(r of pructirillT( Sllke'ati!! Bprr!f!. BYRON. D: 4ATitiLIN CASH! . CASH!! CASH!!! ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. Mayor oP Brookiku .=‘ l, “ \ZI .MONTHL:I".MM , A ZINF, A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE t:''' ~0 51.111113 - 117 - (E4: • : TQ tiring A d ortiser, • haring been ,r '- esifired le'lle • alth in lt ,• tow wielt, by n very xiinplo remedy, of tertufri ou sllllsrul mirerat years With a severe - lung' allectiotioum. dread disease', Coosumpliffus—ii zunkd Imwn'to bis fellow-siarerers•the ISOM . • To Ulf desire it;.ll9,will amid ikeopy ofothepreserip tlontfifefl ( , tree of charge), with , the 'fib-cell - fins for•pre •parluj; sod usfog the'. same, which the fled - 11:b.PI , CONSIIMPTIII:4, , STIIMA & 9—, The. ouly.objeet of the Advertiser-in sending thoi.sreScriplien is Mho:fent . the Minded, and : sped:el inforMation lr,mmeeirefite beloroliu ble;• and he hopes :,every suf ferer will try , his, remedy, as it II cost 0(41 DSO i" gt • 'mapprove.ii 'blessing. .•:• • • •PS w falling' the prestriptingw fl I I,loo . .l . liltlresa • - • • " -•. •• • nue; Alll t tiAlill A: witBDN, ' • . IMiturmlfterrh. . „ - ( InT.:)1n.)• •. . :I(ings cooni - - - - • :. KENDAL-CREEK HOUSE KENDAL-CREEK,:OO., MFlKsobserib'er havin,giStrehas'ed this swell 1.".• knows stand, and re4Sinislied . dnd re=fit ted the IfouS'e;iS prepared to entertain. Boar ders and the Travelim; , • • • : TS , 13A13, A. 13 1:11i; • Will be . well supplied; Old everything .dmie to merit s: -liberal share of patronag . e. .1611- men.will always find the ' , latch-string'? mit. Kendal Creek, Tarmary 2, 1860._ Great Improvemenfi in Sewing Machine, EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE ent , .(l . ;: SALESROOM 454 BROADWAY • This Machine is constructed on •enttrely new principles of mechanism, possessing. Many: rare alnVvolutibla irriproiTments, having been exam_ l ined:by the rpost,nrofountexpeits and pronOta_ cetl to',he SIMPLICITY and PEII.FIi:CTLON. • The tollowing are ,the prineipal objections urged against SeWing . rnachinesi - • • fatigue lo• the Operator: • • 2.—Liability to get out of _ order.. ' 3. Expense, trmlble and loss, of time in rcpair ing 4..,Llncapacity.ta sew •erery.deicriptipp;of ma . . 5'..--Disa . ;lt'reehble noise' in ' .The Empire .Sewitig liaehine '.i.s Exeinpt: all, these Objectionai , It h a s.a straight needle perpendicular action', mak.es the Lock or Shntile• Stitch,,'which . will neither Rip porravel, and is alike on both side's; perferriisperfeet sewing on every deseriptie.uof Inatellel,•from Leather co the hat st •Nansiink Euslin, with. cotton, linen or Silk thread, fiom the coarsest to the finest. number. Having ngithe.r • CAM' . nor COG -Itl-IEF.L.: MO the leat pasg‘ibleftiction, irions as smooth as gla s s, and' is • • • ' • EINIPEIATIC'ALLY a NOISELESS MA= 'CHINE! '.. • It requires.FlFTY u . ER CENT less poWer -to drive it than any other-iriachind'in market. A g.iti twelve years old.:can work it steadily,. withoutlatigue or injury to. health. • tis• strength . WO:' , IDEREI.I.E. SIMPLICI TY of:construction render it.nimost impossible to get ont of ordCromd is GUARANTEED by the company. to , ttiveentife satirdr'rtion.' . • Wo respectfully Invite nil thosn .elm may, le 7 sire lo supply themselves - :with a rupnrior 'arti eir;,to.cidi and examine this UNRIVADED:II,.- . . . Rat in a moreypecial manniii / do the lial•rnnalie Ot ' • '• • MII.I.cHANT TAILORS (0,-VOIL•MAKE4S, HOOP SKIRT - MANUFAt2TITRETIS, SPIRT 'and BOSOM • MAKERS, DRESS MAKERS, CORSET MAILERS; • GAITER 'FITTERS, 'SOOE BINDERS, "YEST, and . IV..NTA LOON MAKERS RELIGIOUS and CA.ARITAIME INSTITUTIONS' ' . " will be' liberally . dealt witli. • PRICE . OF . 'MACHINES,. COMPLETE., N0.,1, Vaniily $5O 110:2; Stiall - Manufacturilig,.with Eiten- • . . 52011T5.12/0. No. 3, Laiie;l4.nufacturingovith Elcten- sion id. 3, Largo Manufacturing, for .T.,eattio with-Rolltng Foot and Oil Cup, . ' One half holies inwtructiOns v 8 sufficient to ftvu ble tiny person to work fhisilluelitne their'en- tire satistliction: Tour attention is also calted to tile .F3ll-111ZE Sl-117TT.E,Pattentid . Junathith, t.S6O: is well known that:a Shuttle with a spring ea:di - R.ls 'Preferable te . any otherj-but . .a. great objection against its' use, was on account of its ariring getting out of order,. ha ring then to ;be tint ,in.the the' hands of a skillful mechanic to be ro:•pa lied. • • . • • The Empire Sfint : tlejs so simple that , ,;any , operator can repair it without los's of,time ci A gents wanted for all Towns . in the Unite . d States,,.l.vl;ei[e Agent's are not alreatly establish: ea. Also, Tor Cubs,itlecico, Central and South America, tn,whono. a' liber al discount will lie given. Terms ioaariabl-y C.ash 'on . delivery.. . T. J.. DIVAILTIEtUR & C. NORTHERL Y CENTRAL r.4ILWAY WINTEAt TIIfIE TABLE Three daily trains , fo.and.from•Baltimorenml ,Washingtok . City. . Connections', made . with 'trains on - Pennsylvania..flails - Dad. to and from Pittsburg and the*Weet; ..TWo, trains daily to and from the North and West Branch, Susque: hanna, Elmira and all-Northerij New York::: ON AND. 'AFTER . MONDAY, .November 17, 1562, the Passenger Trains, of tWeNorthern Central Railway will arrive 'and depart . from Harrisburg and Baltititore as follows, viz:. SOUTHWARD MAIL TRAIN leaves Sudbury daily (except Sunday) at 1.45 p. m.; leaves Haryisburg at 5.20.p..m., and arrives at Baltimore at 10.20 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves - Suribiiry daily (except Sunday) at 11.20 p. m.) leaves Harris burg. (except Monday) at 2.45 a. in. s , and ar rives at : Baltimore . daily (except Monday) at HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION Train. leaves Harrisburg daily at 9,05'0. m. :NORtH W 4 RD; • MAIL TRAIN leave§ • Baltimore daily [ex.. cent Sunday] at. 8.30 a. tn„ Harrisburg at 1.45 p. m. ; and .ArriVes at Sunbury at 4:50.p. m. EXPRES,TRAIN leaves. Baltimdre daily at 5.40 arrives at Harrisbur at i. 50 a. m.; and .leaves Idarrisburg . .daily iexcept Monday] at 3.20. A. rn.,And arrives .at - Sunbury.at 0.00 HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Baltimore daily [f, , iceept Sunday] at 2:45 p. m., and arrives at Harrisburg at 8 p. m. • For furttievinformation apply at. Abe . Office., in Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. • • - • • .. J. N. Dt;I3ARRY, • - • . Superi;ten Harrisburg, Nov. 14 : 1862. .... , .''IIA.NI-1001E).:... :i ~...-:', ~',.. . . . . . .• . . . . TIAM. LOST:: t"..HOVir..II,.Wa .Tgp... , -.,.. . • .. . • . . . . . • .•.... .• . ,fart publishetlqn 'a Seattel Earappi:' Priet Sa" Cent:. • 'A:I:REITER ON Tilff NATURE, TREATMENT, AND Radical Cui•e:tif Speianatorilineac', - or Seminal WeikaeFst' . I iivoluntary.Einkslonn. fieimal Debtity, dud .Impedimenta„ to 'Marriage gfinemtly.blervottineia. einuoamtion,'Epl,' filmy, andYita; Mental and l'hYaie,alAncapacity, reattli• lag from Self-tbinto. Al/c, --: . 11y Runt. J ~ Cut yapwntt.:, M.. D.: Author of OM Greea - Doeki Ate. - ..' ,': • ..: • ~. . . ~. ' The world•renownciltiutiom, in trifitadmirableimeittro . clearly ) r wee froM fiti'Mirteicpeeionto 'that the awful' enteicationcia•of Self-alUmw:afiay be effectually rah:toyed • without medicine, and withou Aangeriiusaurgicil orient= tilinii, finugies, iristramepte, r ngs,,or ,codiabi pointing' molt a triode of cure at on it c er tain andedettual, by *MA !very hutTorer , no mittiei what Ilia condition:may:: he', may auk, hinmelf cheaply, privately. aturvediatilly.,, TIM; lecture.l9l). prom, a.botin to tboutianda and thou.,. tic4it u whir soar, in' t Wain, nnvekme,:ta viny'imldrom'on . • receipt i.f , I,ti. route, :or two pnriage , Wimps.: hy•addroaa- • tug. .• . • .• • Dr. pIIAS. ,b., (3...KL1NE," — . D.T.iy.'bower),• :SPIV York, Pont Office :Hai; 0:10... 31f)•.P1019rcF.s.T, , s OF' FASlllo.lcltil—yhe 11.1 best and 111.,5t• reliable Fashion Zilagatine, in this, 'wor Id. f.l..iitalnsibe largest and finest FashioniPhites, thegreale,it,uembet ..f line •Ifngsay.ings, tho. latest . and. roost reliable infnrniation, three full-aided Patterns for bressirea, kind a sheet of .new •13rade,Voilt and' •Einbrol deiingl'etternA. • IlverY 31.1ther,.Dresnnaker; nod holy. stionl.l•havii it. Pahlinnet) goarterly,• at .17.6 liroadyniv, Nen - Yorlt, sohl ereryWhera -tr.rent by itan. n.t2ls cods. Yearly SI, with n . ra?iiable premium. 1:1111j11,er :' • • • _ 0 S. B: 0 R N .• S CE:LI;IIi?,ATEPP.PLE : PAIIED JAVA. COFFEE, SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE MARKET. . , •. It is ifs'eibbffirsl'plas . s families everyribete, 'obit highly r..eornm . eioletl for neryouland dys peptic persths, being verknot . ritiotis nod - . file froth all deleteiions:sqb•staticei, in testimony or i,chieh l•baye•certflicatE's frorn the• most voii-. vent Physicians A ticl'he . mi.On in.ibis-COurittly. Try it.orsil j.ciii ivill be sole.to continue.it4bse in pri..fereace to any other.. . . . . . . . . . . • Sold nt - retnii• . lor T.tyenty-Fi . e.,e' Cents, pet' Pound It• First class Grocers throuithoot United mates." • ' A.lib,eral diserrent tote trade .Put up o n ly LE \\ ; irS....-V. OtitilTitl.\:, Wholesale Depot, Warren ;t., New 'Yot ,1:1.:K1,.E.:(,Y0N:5, i. SEWING MACHINES. These; Machines Make the locK atiich On-both sides. and use less than half tie:threar!. and silk that the single'or doable tbr mid loop stitch Mitehines' de( (lather: Cord, Criid,.sind, &.c., and'are better adapted than any other Sewing :Mlichities : idi use to the . freqUent . clia rim and great' variety• of sewinr required in a'family; for they •wilt ,setisfrorn: one..todwenty7biektiesses of Marseilles vd , bout . stopping, and make, every stitch perfect, or.ftoin• the finest gauze. tothe heaviest heave! *loth, or 'even the . stoutest tia7riess leather,' ,without changing the feed; needle, or tension; or making . s 'They are l e 1 1 , ac e n r ol l , .l. l e a si ly uhderstood) and any part isbrOken,•by dent, it is readily replaced., • .•These•are pecillitir.facds, and w.lll forth;tur. r' to 'determine the °kin's/ . intelligent. bus ;5 I -- e • . • E:X.t:IIINF:S SENI) Local ( taunts wanted in sectlons.n ‘t yet occupied. .Addreis, : . ,• • FINTCLE & LYON S. I. Ca, BROADWAY.SS3 . NEW YORK AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST A..ritoaTtiett.-nonset, RELIABLE and TICAL Journal, devoted'. to the different I partmentS OT 8011 culture,. such as growing Firhl Crops; Orchard .and 'Garden: Fruits; Gard'in • ye rl 6taVes. and .Flowers; Trees, , Plants, n id *Flaivers' ler the •Lrtwn or l'ard ; care of ro mest,ic &c., and t6Hotiv4l, Ilt it haS.alswan•interestitiv; c live department tor children and youth. A full Calendar of Operations every mentli.. Teree to Four Hundred, or more, illustrative Engravings appear in,each volunne. - . •• Over 'Twelve'. Hundred 'plain, praetical,..in strutive articles and. useful items, are git every year. , • . The Etliteis and, Contributors. are all c tical Working Men. , • ", .• • .•• • ' 'teachings of the aiitcyr pitisr are can • fined to no State or ?eritory,l,al..are atlapeed to the wants of all sections of the country-1 t is, an its name indicates,fiq: the talsok.A.:aßnic . a.:i Cos A GERMAN EDITION is publishedosf tho, same size and , price as•the English, and eon ta.ioingoll Of. its reading 'matter . , anclits ninrie.• rousillustrative engravings. ... • TERMS—INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE:. One CopY, one year, • • I 60 • Sis copies, one y - ear ; 500• Ten or more copies one year St). cents , eteci IL. Add to the Jamie. rates:. Postage Canada .6 cents, to England and France, a 1, cents ; to.Germaity, 16 cents. • • Postage anywhere in the United States an t Terri t ories must he,pairlhy the subscriber, an is only site eenta a year, if paid :In advance i t. theA3tlice where. received. , All business and othereommunica thins shout I be addressed to the Editor and Proprietor, ORANGE JUDD, 4lPar;t-11d.w,.N. Y.,Cit. TO NEM US SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES A REVEREND GENTHEMAN been•restore-d-to health ilia feW days, after no dergoing, all :6'e - usual routine end 'irregular eN pensive I:nodes.of treatment, without suec'ea , considers' it his sitered duty to communicate t; his afflicted fellow creatures the stEaits..or brit Hence, on the receipt' of an addressed envelop.: , lie will 'send, free a copy' of the preserii)tiows 'used. Direct to Dr . . JOHN. DAGN,ALL. I Sti Fulton Sticet, Brooklyn, N. ' •
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