• 'CI..O . TitE S SAVERIv•ATIIVIE SAYERI and a
:STRENGTET.SAVERI The saving of garmints
• • will•sione pay , a lerge•Ver contage o,n its cost.
w. ,t)iirik the much thali PAYS
•• VOA IT,SELF•EVERt YEAR•in 'the saving of
;garments!' There.are several kinds, nearly a
3like in' general consyuction, but we 'consider it
. ..important that the' wringer he fitted with Cogs,
. 'otherwise a' masp of garments may clog the roll
' , ern and the ollers upon' the , crank. shaft' slip
'and 'tear :the clothes,,or the rubber . break' loose
.ttrorislke shaft. 'Out own •is one• Of'.. 'the ''first
• • make, and is as good as new.after nearly FOUR
YEARS',CONSTANT USE."• ;' ' . •
b)s3r . yirripger with, Cog Wheels le Wairatted
iir every Particular:
ISO WRINGER CAN BE DURABDE WITH
our COG-WHF.ViS
'A tondtANYASSER wanted in every town.
0 -4 421rr Receipt - of. .tha price 'from places
Whet.° no.one'is selling, we will sendt,he Wring,
er Pacrop ixacrisc.' • .
For particulars anttairculars address •
R, C.13/19WpTING, 347 Broadwriy N.Y;.
THE MODEL SEWING MACHINE
THE CHEAPEST IN THEEWORLD
13eea,use, the 1-3 est!
Greatly Pri ces
TIE, WEED SEWING lIALIIINE COMPANY,
506 Broadwa,v, 17
. .
Manufacture the most perfect Machine for sew
ing, - of all kinds; everpresented to the A Meri
can Public, and chalenge comparison with any
Sewing Machine Made in the finited Stites..
,
The Weed Machines ; Wit h all ,theii value
able improvements; entirely' overcome all -im
PerfectiCns. s.They are
StrititlOit TO ALL OTHERS
-FOR
. . . .
Family ct Man.v.fuatripg .Purposes
, „ •
Simple in Construction, durable imall their parts
and. Readily Understood.... They .have cer—
tainty oi 'stitch bn all kinds of fabrics ; and are
adapted to a wide range of work without change .
.or adjustment. Using all kinds of Thread.—
Item,' Fell, Bind, 'Gather, Braid, Tack;
Quilt; 'Cord; and in fact do all kinds of•work
nuired . by Families or Manufacturers. They
make the INTERLOCK SHUTTLE STITCH,
which' cannot be excelled for firmness, elaiiicj
ty, durability and elegance of finish.
They Have Iteceived the Highest Premiums:
in eveirinstance ; where they haveireen exhib.
.ited in competition with other standard. Ma.
chines. We invite.all perions in search of an
instromentto , execute any kind of Sewing now
tionely Machinery, to inspect them, and make
"Foie they severe the Lest;by proving the' WEED
•before before' purchasing. The Company being
duly licensed,. the• Machines. are protected
•against infringeinents Or litigation.
'077 PERSONS AT A DISTANCE can or
der by mail with perfect confidence that the
MACHINE will reach 'them 'safely; and that
'they will be able to, manage it to their entire
• satisiacrinn, with no other aid than tha printed
instructions accompanying 'each Machine, De.
scriptiVe Circulars; together with Specimens of
Work; . .will be furnisheis to all
.who desire them
by mail. or othervilse l . • •
• 137 - RELIABLE. AGENTS WANTED, in
all . localities in the United States, Canadas,
British Arfovinces; Cuba; Mexicya:•Central ,and'
South America; West India Islands'and the Be-.
harneCtslands; to 'wham we offer.GREAT IN
DUCEMENTS.r. Energetic men will find it a
'paying birsiness, as reliable Sewing -Machines
have' become a necessity in every.family. -. We
manufacture. a great „variety of_ styles,.from
which we give a few prices : No. 2, - Family.
$5O ; No. 2; Extia, $6O ;: No. Half Case, $65
and $75 ;. No. 3 & t, Iquilufacturing, $75 and
Wood Solving iiiii;ittine Go., 506 Broadway F. Y
(Box 2,0:1-1 1',07-1• Office.)
T. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers of Photographic Nat crisis,
501 BROAI . WAY, N.Y..
CARD : . PHOTOGRAPHS:
Our Catalogue •now anipraces considerably
over FOUR THOPSAND'different subjects (to
which additions.are continually being madO of
.72 Major Generals, 025 . Statesmen,
190 Brig. Generals,. 127 Divines, • •
250 iColtinefi, 116 Authors,
.'B3 Lieut: Colonels 30 A,rtista,
206 Other. Officers, . 112 Stage,. •
OQ Neyv Officers , 46 Prominent Vomen
147 p ron ;!rient Foreign Portraits.
1,660 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
Including reproductions of the most _celebrated
Engravings, Paintings Statues, &c. Catalogues
'mentos' teceipt of Stamp. An order for One
Dozen PICTURES from our , Catalogue will be
iiNed on receipt of $l.BO, and. sent by mail,.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALUMS.
Of these we manufacture) a great variety,
,ranging in price from 50 *cents to $5O each.
Our. ALBUMS have tie reputation" of being
.superior in beauty and durability to any others.
The smaller kinds can sent . safely by mail at
a.poitage of Six cents per ea... - .. • '
The more evpensive can be sent by express.
,Sterecopes & Sterecopic Views.
Our Catalogue of these will be sent to any
• aililress on receipt of Stamp. : •
& T. H. ANTHONY,
jfiaanfactarora of Photographic litatotiolo,
501 BRO4DWAY,I!IEW YORK
F r iends or relatives of prominent military
i men . will confer a %even by' sending us then
:ikenesses to copy. They will be kept careful
arid.returned uninjured. ' .."• • „
-'PINE ALBUMS ',MADE 'rib '• for
Congregations to present to' their Pastor, or far
other Out poses,witfrauita!ile.inscript ions; fke.
• •
O:7'§HAK F.. :AND ,BUR 111 • Shakea and ri;!
Shake end Burn 1 . 1.1
. ,
.This is•the life. of agony endured by the suf.
ferer.from Fever and Ague. He Wanders like
an uncertain shadow, never knowing what
.Mo
ment he•JuaY beprOstrated, and lherefure dis
inclined to give any serious, attention . . to btisi:
ness... This is the: chnditions, of thousands.' in
town and. country. ; It is: no exageration • to say
that Feyer. and Ague- kills rnCire , people! than
any twenty other diseases in A . merietv. ;For' a
sure and speedy cure of this:terrilde
weltake great, pleasure'in recommending BOS-
TeTTE i ES STOMACH I3ITTERS, which have.
already..achieved a . wide requtation for. rapid
onrl . povverful effects in remivating the system
,prostrated by,this disease. ' *• . . •
• .
~ . •
For sale . 4 : Drugiists and dealers . generally,
everywhere:;
.• H•ni3ll:
BYRON. D. HAMLIN
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.
ATToRNET .A 7 LAW, Sinethp9i ti,_Tl'Ketin• County,, Pa:i
• -
Agent 'for Messra..Keiting & "(le's "Lands.. Attends
especially to the Collection of
I ..laims; Examination pf ,
Laud Titles;' Payment of VIXO/1, and all' business rela
ting to Real Edite" oMco in Ramilo Block.. -' •
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, •. •
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CASH !. CASH !! CASH I I !
TSUBSCRIBER will pay . cash for Hides;
1,- Pelts, Deer Sklns, Old copper and Br'asi;
Tin Zincei.Bories of all kinds, Cattles
Feet, Switches, Borns . of Animals, old India
Rubbetl'and Dried 'Fruits of eeery'descrlptiOn..
persons having any of the.above articles on.
hand,. in quantities, may address me.at•my res.
idence . aner call for 'Them. .
. • • • Bradford, McKean . Co. Pa:
• Nov. 2.1,:1863. • . nlOyfitf.
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. . . .
. . .
A pENTLEMAN, cured ef Nervous Debility; I ncompetem
cy, Premature Decay and YouthfOl.Error, actuated' by a
desire to benefit Where, will behappy to furnish to- all
who need it, (free'of charge) the receipt arid directions
for making t he simple Remedy used In hli l / 2 case. .Those
wishing to - profit by his experience—and 00.0E4 a Value,
his Srmedy—will-rebelve the same, by return mall, (care
fully sealed,) by.isiclresaiog JOIIN 11. OGDEN, •
' ' Ngir..au Nissau Street, New' York.,
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS,
. ,
PENSIONS ..for Soldiers; • Widows,
IgOtherS,.'ansl minor. Children. ...BOUNTIES
for Soldiefs discharged by reason of woands
received in brittlei , Widowsand • Heirs of de
.ceased•Soldiers. BACK PAY and settlement
Of. all arrears anil• balance due' discharg'ed and,
deceased Officers Soldiers and Sailors. • PRIZE
MONEY for all United . Statei vessels.-
• • "
Na.
nd-Book of Instruction sent, 1)y •enclosing
stamp to pay return postage. : . , '.• - • •
• .
• ' . SiiMES & BROWN,. . •-
,
. •. . Sandlot.; of Claims avid: Pal;iitr,. , .!
•- • •
ay •
(Under Broadw Bank) 2 park•Plitte, N. Y.
: - • 476 Seventh Street, Washington, D. C
•
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._ REFERENCES: . • ,
MECHANICA' BANK ..—........-- ...'....1. New York
BROADWAY , BANK....-....:. ..: ~ i. ' .
WILLIAMSBURG CITY IfANI. .- .Williarnsburg:
110 N, lIANNIBAIMAMLIN, Vice President. •. ' •
" MARTIN KALIIFLEISCII, Mayor of Brooklyu •
~i AIiIJAII MANN. New • Ycirk,': ... • -
JAY; COOlC.k po.; Iltinkerg, WaMiington had Philail'a.
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NOTICE
.HF.:IIEBY caution allpersons against buyina
.1 or having anything, to .do with a . certsin
promisary Note for $25.00, drawn by me, pay
able to Isaac N.. Chase or bearer, 'dated . , Liber
ty. April.7,lB62,.thie, 1 think, in •Oet., 1863,
as I..have paid said 'note,. ; '.1.:1‘4, FARR.
Liberty,.N9v. 23,-1363. • niOlint:l.
A NE'. \Nr A , TAGA : I'NE,
Tor The
THE.... LAMES . FRIEND,
A. MONTHLY. MAGAZINE
••.OF ' • ' -
TERATU.IIE S'll I *N..
The alitageritierswetildtien. leave to call the attention
their trientle and the
. j/üblic auNEW.MAGAZINI.:
which they are alma t to lane, end the 'January' number
otBhlch le nearly . ready:, The name will be • •
. .
• The •Lady s Prime -
andlt will be devoted to choice Literature and the
frajion of the'Fashions: 'lt wit! agor-contain the' late.t
patterns of Cloaks, daps, Bonnets, Head Dresses; paney
WorkrEifibroidery, &c,; with Receipts, Music, and,
othenrostrers interesting to.ladles generally-.
TEE LAMES, FRIEND will be edited by .frs. ILENIIY
PETERSON, whOwia rely upon the . services of the bite
rill 'department, of the following •
UNRIVALED CORPS 'OF iyRITERS
Nrii Henry Wood, iiithor•of "East Lynne" Am ;Mary.
Howilt,.Bla•ion Harland; .Author klrs . E.
S. Ranpoipli, Elenorp. Donnelly, C.M.Trowfiridge . , Mar ,
caret Hosnier,' Virginia F:Tnicrisdnd, Mrs M.'A Denison,
Clara Auguste, Laura Ji 'After, Augukt Dell, Anna L.
Illor . rjs,Aellen M. Fritf, Maggie C. nig,
by, Mrs. Anna Bache, Lucinda 11. Dorman'. Carrie Meyer,
Mrs. M. E; Tucker, Fanny•lit,•ltaynionii, Frantbill. Sher-
Ilelti,Mrs:L. D. Shears, Caroline A.Annle F 'Rent;
Sophie May, Harass Byrne, Mrs 7... 11, Spencer, .Maitre
Dyer Dritts, Annie .Russell, Miss A. L. klnzzey, Sara J,
Eumseyi Clara poty; Harriet W, 'Sti limn, 'Minnie May;
Arthur Hampton ; 'l', J, Clutinbenyllaitara Braude; and
other talented writers..,, . • •. •
HANDSOME STEEL ENGRAVINGS
A HANDSODIII Si'IIbIIti:ENG . RaVING and a COLblt-
EP , STPIU, FASHION Plan.: will illustrate every num
beri 'besides well executed Wpod,Cuts, Illustrative of Ste
ries, Patterns, lite„ too numerous to mention: 'The Jan
uary number will contain a .beautillit - Steel Enniavinn,
designed.expres:sly far Utis tljngnzine by Scheitssele,
and called. .
(}AI3IITI..J. WILKE'S' RETURN.
bandeordeSteeFPlate illuetraten a story 'of love,
war, and a broken engagement, by Mk 43lehor' U. Don
nelly, and will he of iteelfjWetrust, worth the price of
the number,
A SEWING MACHINE. GRATIS.
We will gies to any'perso n Sending thirty subscriptions
to THE LADY'S VRIENDand Sixty lbillars, one of Wheel
& Wilson's Celebrated Sewing Machines, such as they
sell for Forty-five Dollars. The Machines will be select -
ed.new at the Manufactory in New York, boxed,'and for:.
warded free of Cost, with the exception of freight. r • •
In procuring subscribers' for this Premium., we prefer
that the thirty subscribers Should be 'procured at the reg=
nine terms of Two Dollars for each, but where this can
not be done; they may be procured at our club rates, and
the balance of the Sixty Dollars forwarded to oh in cash
by,the person desiring, the machine. • The 11,1hgrtz(hes
will be sent-to diffe cent Pori Offices, elerired, Every
person celleeting names should send them and the money
as fast as obtained, so that tho subscribers may Invin• at
once to receive their Magazines, and nrit become difiiatis,
'fled with the delay. When the whole number of natnea
(thirty,)' and whole amount of money (Sixty Dollarii,) is
received, the Machine 'will be duly forwarded.
"•TERMS
Oui terms will be thosamo as those for that wollicnown
ireekly.wapar,
last
Satunlay' Evening Pest,.publlsited
by us for the last seventeen yearn—ht order that tho clubs
may be made up or the paper and. magazine conjointly,.
'where it is so.dekdrod-:‘and will be as
'CASH IN ADVANCE
1 dopy, One year ' .
.. ~. .. ...... 82 00
copies - , one year, „...... 3.00
4 copies one year, • 8.00
8 copies. and one to getter up o f 12.00
20 conies, and ono to getter up of club..., •28.00
One cop, of eitch.of THE LADY'S HEINNI) and. . . •
. SATURDAY EVENING rpsv, .3 00
trr Single numbers of The, Lady's Friend (postage
paid by us) 20 cents, , , • • • • •
ID. - The nutter iu The Lady's *Friona always ho
different from that in Tha.Post •
.•Subseribers lu 0.1 Ugh North Ara eri c it must remit tra.les
cents: tti addition to the annual subseri piton, as ,we hare
to prepay
. 60'17' B..pestage 'on their magazines.
" • '• Address • •
DEA 9N k PETENSON;
1 • No. 319 Walnut Ptreet,
MT Specimen numbers llptt be sent gretuitounty (when
written ter tovh#se .4esi , bur, of ErgcuiiniCsubscrqmrs.
:..,. :.::. AIANTITTCYPD . .;:` . :
It'OW..I,OST:t BOW RESTORED:I
•
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Just PubliSh'ett, in a SeatedStivelope.. Price Six Cents
•
A LECTOR' ON Mei NATIIO,4IIEATMENT, AND
Radical- (lure Sperthitthrrhoea, Or Sentinel Weeltuess,
iiirulnotnryXminsicms,lexual Denny, and Impediments.
- toliltrrlitge generally. Nervousness. Coneemption;lpl.
lepayand Fits; 'Mental and Phieleal. Incapacity, result.
ing from.Serf-Abuse. — 7 1.1 y Rent. J.
D., Author of the-Green .
1 .• •
r The world.rentinmed auther,.in this admirable Lecture
clearly {roves. froth his own experience"that. the awful
cOnsequenceif er.Selfmbues . may bp effectualty removed
•withost medicine, and without dangerous rgieal Opera
lions, bougies; instrumenta i rings, or cordials,: pointing,
on t tV triode . of 'cure at 'once certain and eireetual ; by
which every.imfferer, no matter irliat hits conditib'n may
he; May Ore himself ,cheaply, privately. -awl radically.
This . lecture 'wilt .prove a'linento thousands . ited .thett-'
sands.. .
. .
• Sant undernP seal;in a plain 'envelope, to any addroas,'on
receipt of fi ii.terito,.or two postage stony's, by address
ing, - - • . -., .11r.C.11 . .1.9...1; 0, KLINE, . •
. .
211 y. Bowery, New Yoik, l'sst Offlie box, 4556.
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MME: .11.EMOKEST , S "MIRROR OF EASIIIONB.-The
. host and . Most ,reliable Fashion Illagiitine In the'
wor Id. Contains the largest and :finest Fashion-Plates,
thegreatest-number of line Engravings, the latent and
most reliablo Information, three .full-sized: Patterns for.
Dresises,•and a sheet of new Ilittde-Work and. Embrot.
deiingliatiernw. 'Every Nether, Dressmaker, Millener
and 'Lady ; should have ft: Published Quarterly, at 47.1
iliciadway, New York,••sold everywhere .or Sept-by mull
et 25 cents: Yearly?t, with.a yatuiblepremlum. •
' The Summer num er.now ready..
CELEBRATED PREPARED
JAVA COFFEE,
- WARRANTED
, UPERIOR TO ANY IN THE MARKET.
. . .
• It is Used by first . elass families everywhere,
and highly recommended for nervous , and dys • -
.peptie persona, being very.nufritioas rind, free
from all . ueletetiousi substances, in tesiimony of
which I belie eertificati.s from the most emi
nent Physicinns . ancl.C'hemists.in. this Country.
Try ; it and you will be sure to continue' its' use
in preference to any othef. •. :
• •
Sold at retail 'for Twenty-Five' Cents per
POund by First.eluss :Grocers throughout the
United :states.' • . •
Aliberafdiscoitnt.to.the trade
Put up only by
LI!INV LS A;
. 0 Sl3 li leti;
Whole : sale Depot, GO 'Warren st., New Tot
't , 'INI . 4 . E .
SEWING IVIAQHINE&
. .
These Machinbs.make the.lock 'stitch • le•iki
on Moth sides, and useless than half the thread
and silk tharthe single or' 'double .thr!ad . loop
stitch Machines do; will Herr . ), Fall, Gather.
Cord, firaid,•Bind,.&e., and are better adapted
than any other, Sowing.MaiihinesAn'tise,to . the
frequent chenges.an&great variety of sewittr
•fequire"ti•in a•fimily,:for .they will sew from
one to t Wenty thicknesses otMa.rseilles without
stopping; and make every,s'titub perfect, or train
the finest gauze to the he s amiest beavet sloth, or .
evon the stoutest harness leather, without
changing the feed, : needle; off. tension, or 'making.
any adjustment of Machine whateVet !!!
they are. simple iii construction, "and
untlei.stOOdf and if any part is - broltem.by..aeci•
dent. it is readily replaced.
'nein are.pe'culiar fncts, and *111 . 2n ftrrtli,'r
to determine the choice of any intelligent 'but
•
PLEASE CALL AND EN:AMINE, Olt SENIi illl
C;ELAIi. .• • . •• , • •
N. 8.. : Local Xizents wanted in , sections n .t
yet occupied. AiLitres,
FINKLE & LYON'S. M: CO.,
No. 583 BIZOADWAY,:NEW you..
.
EDITOR OF De moon DEA it b yOpr
permissiou'l wish to say•to the reedets . of your
paper that 1 will send by retina mail .to all
.wl-10 wish it, [free] a'Recipe;„ with full direc 7
.'lions , for making and using a 'Vegetable.
Balm, thit will effectually remove, in ten days,
pimples, Blotches; Tipi,.freckles, and all .impu
rities ottbe Skin,. leitYing the same soft,' clear,
smooth and beautiful... ,
. .
willnlso mail free. to • those:'havini Bald
Heads 6r.l3are Faces, simple directions dinl•in
foirriatipn that will;enable them to.start
growth Ot-Luxurient Hair; 'Whiskers,' or .a
Moustache, in less' than 30 . ilays.. • All apPlica—
tion•Sanswered by return mail without 'charge,
• Respectfully yours;. •
•• ' : ' -THOS: F.'.CHAPMAIst •
, • • Chemist,.
No, S3l 'Broadway, NCw,York
•
TO 'NERVOUS SIIEFEREES•O BOTH SEXES.
•A RBVF.BEND.GEN'FIJF.MAN. RAVIN(
beetirestored . to health in a few days , after nn
dergoing all the usual routine and irregular.es
pensive modes of trentment, without stitces
considers. ithis sacred duty. to cornmenicatet,
his afßicted. fellow creatures the AkANS
, Or clot
Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelop
he will send free a . copy of .the .preseriptio,
used. Direct to Dr. JOHN M. DAGNAI.I
ISO Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y..
TO CONSUMPTIVES
ConsOmptive sufferers will receive a valuable
prescription for the -cure of Consumption;
Asthma; Bronchitis, and.all Throat- and Lung
affections, ( free Of charge,) by sending , their
addiese to.. ;
A. WILSON,
• King's Co:, New York
• • KENDAL-CREEKI HOUSE : ..
KPMAL-CREEK . , M'KEAN: - CO., PA.,
THE Subscribr having purchased , this well
irnovim stand, and re-furnished and le-fit
tetl the Houses is preiaired , to entertain)3oard
ers.and ,the Traveling public,
S BAR .AN:D .AB L, :
'Will be well supplied,.and everything dime
to merit a liberal Shire of patronage. Raft-
Ten will always. find the dilatch-string"
P. M. FULLER.
Kendal creelr, January 2, ISO. '3B-ly
THE; OfAD IMYSTOiVEISTO It E
AT 01;r4.4AN !
STILL TAXES THE LE/ D
J ; ,..- ! ..: c.o.,isTom
T4I.ISPECTFOLLY . ANNOUNOES TO 1:1IS.
IX old friends in'Aiekean.County, he is
.
on hand this Swing RA unu I Ntitil the
LARGEST AM! • BEST • •
Relect9A giocic or.Gochis in.tl e Olean'lllarket
To Wholesale Cash Buyers I Would Say,
I cnmoQer you better inducements than .you
can get 'west of .Neiv • .
. .It t makes differenc9 what 'y4 .ii•ant, Ray
thing:in the'line:of , .
.' •f.
GROCERITS 4. PROVISIONS,
Ceti it.. the
OLD ..KEYSTONE
An. you' find theirt...le chew
It'aao use talking tAir
XEYSTON.E, S l'Oßt
always has and always wilt take .thq
regulate the market. in ••••
Vroteries and Provision.)
OLD FRIENDS,ANtI NEW ONES;
. .
Don't fail to call and w•heti you visit
Olean.;. I shall not' hurfyou s but shall certainly .
try to do .you•good:. • . . • _
. • . • J. K. COMSTOCIC.
Olean, .11fay.234 1860. . :
FAMILY DYE COLORS.
ignota, '
troon, '
Tango, *.
F::eneh Eno, ink;
Claret'Brown, trple,
Dark Brown, , )yal Puple,
Li i ;ht Brown, ilmon, • ,
En, Brown, :oriel., • ,
C rimson, • tte, ' .
liark Drab, • ;form°,
Light Drab, Ant . , - ' •
Dark Green, . allow, .. -
Light Groom
Fur ByoirigSilk• Woolen and Mimi 0 oothi, Slinwls, Scarfs
Dressim, - Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets, flats: Featly •
• ors, SI , I Gloves, Oltinlreni Clothing,Otol .
. -'
all kinds of Wearing' Apparel. 1 '
A. - S.IV.INO OF BO IT.R. CENT.,
. . . .
.
• FoilS•,cents you can .
cular as.many goads as would oth
linvise.cost life times that - mm Various • gliades .can' be
, prodneed from the same bye. 'The Process is simple, any
:one can nao the - Dye with perfect success . • ..
' Directions in English, French • and..Gertnan, Inside a
each package.. • • . . : ' • " . •
For further informAtion in Dyeing, end giving - a
perfmq
knowledge whet colors are best adapted to 'dye over Wil
' ere. (with many valuable receipts,l- purchase Howe &
Steve& Treaties on Dyeing arid
,Ooloring. Sent , by mail
on rebel, tof price,lo cents. : •••' . .
• Manufactured by . . IiOWE & STEVENS, .
„ • -• .260 Broadway, Boston.
/or sate by Ditiggisis and Dealers generally
S.O LID I N: rif.Nll
~ AND Ofilt . rkiPLE Art-10ME •
. -
ace - now Offerrsl arropporunity by d•hich' they
GOOD AND DURABLE TIME-PIECE
vtn, y%1,0 . \ I Ci
WARRANTED TO KEEP TIME ONt'ir EAR
, AND : THE ArT;OtVCD. TIIIC
PRIVILEGE OF, FX.).II4IIsIATIGN
teir;6 Priym;ntiJ llegqicry
movolunEx IN: FULL. RUBY ACTIONS,
, A first clash liiinting Time Piece or silver
n aterial, over which is electro-flne'plated 18
t o ld; Most dtirably wrought, making the iniita 7
ti.M so (aoltleas that'lt cannot be,deteciodlrbin
11 , 0 .solid material ny the moat extarienced
if.dgest.. acids will riot affect London Made
inw
emehu I
. mimoVen D i
~
eri.cx n' rum: ltn
Aortrn;r, has sweep seconds, and is not to be ex
in general appearanCe ! Tirrs'rstmetinw
v one of t 13E's:r .9crici..cs.elter offered for tra
drs and speculatore. Esur.o.:stis . o:ArEcnt,ANTs,
nit.' PERSONS Tan.yELipto, will find them superior
tr any other; alteration of climate will not •al--
'feet their . .accaraey., Price, packed in
.good.
shipe - and good running order, onfy $315,.0r caSe.
!...ILVER DOUBLE TIM F, HUNTING LEV
•.. PEST QUALITY SILVER CASES ; over
eleetro4ine plated 18 k. gold, similar le
IturnovEo - Dururs,'and superjor adjusted
ntoyernents with ;'Stop," to he, used in timing
h. isee, etc.;' his Eqpt INnex.ns for W . lshington
all I GrePnWich . tillle,evvep '9econii, and all the
iMpri)votnents. .All in all, taking, Its beakitilul
end foulWns appearance und. , its supeihir.mo.ve
m..nt into consiJeration, WP Tegard it as deci—
de 1104 - cheapest article of the' kind in the
market. Pric7, iii good running order, $35, of
turns of 6 for $200..,
•• • We ask no pay in adVance, but
,ivilt for.‘ .
ward either of them to'•responsible parties, to
i qty part,of Aid loyal States; with bill: payable
expressthan when• the goods are delivered,
wving . .oe buyer the privilege of examination;
a - tt if Rot satisfactory : the - watch can be retirrn. ,
fi I pt our expense. "
erriress Companies refuse Making canc.
II ns onsoldiii}S and othor parties in the Insley
al States, consequently: allsuch 'orders must be
a. "inmpanied. by the cash to insure• attention
I% * make a deduction of two •dollars on either
s tch when:the payment is forivarded 'in ad-
.' , `loNhey niay be sent by expiee . s:at o'ur
• THOS. CAFFERTYS: CO.,' ;
9. nnd,9s,Broad St., opposite City flank,-
' • Pro'viclenc, it : . I
PI IRE Advertiser,. haring been - restored telteallivin fl
. few..week4 by a very eimple remedy; after 'minx
suffered - several yearii with a .'severe lung offeetiOn,nisp
that dread disenae,..oonsumptionhi anxious 'to make
known tolls fellow,suirtirois the illOotto Of oi114:• ,••• •,
To•allluife desire it; lie will 'send a Uopy of theprelerip
lion used Orono:ft charge),-with the direationsTer pro- .
paring'und 'Ming the funne,'which ilev.will
CUP: rOr. CoNlittdrPTlON,: ASTILVA . linnuenivia t The
only obJeefnr the Advertiser in sending tliti.Orencriptisn
is to.benefit' the affliSted, aud.epread informationlvilich.
he conceives to tie.invaltiable, 'and' Ito 1101111 C every oar.
forer'w)lllry his remedy; an it will cost.thetn nothing,
and mny prnvgi 4.1110.t5f0x.. . • • ~ .
'c'Parties the presarintion will please address
• . •
Ray,. ADWAKK.A. 'WILSON; .
• • : . I•Willininsherrh., .
• .Kings Overly, NewYnrk., •.
. .
AMERICAN' .AGRICULTITRIST; •
A TitoaTii . oltdooiniu, RELIABLE and-PRA I . ;
Journal,..'devpteil- to :flio different' I 2
partinents.o . f soil cultura l , such as growing Fio . lt.
Crops;. Orchard and Garden. Fruits; Gordon
VegetiOilesand..Flowers:; Plants,` n ul
FloWers lor 'the lawn or'.,Yitr,tll care of ro
meslie %Animals,: &c.,• an d : , te.Houseln Id
Labors::.. It hus'alSo interesting and . itistri c=
tfve deparilnent for chßilienand'yout h.
...A 61_1' Calendar ot Operationsev.e.ry monti , .
t- .Terne.t,n Foui Hundred, ,or niorei.illitstratiVu
Engravings appear in
oyer plain, ` practice],
atractive'artietea ntid useful items, .are giten
.
•" Editorwahil -Contributoo ktie kill
ticitl • •
'.79/o.:'tsarhitig:3 :of din Aduicirtißisy ard.6 , ti
fleritpry, but,:ari cagy . eed
tho ivatit3 of all Ne - itions of
Os name . .iiiiticatriiAr.tbewligle A AlEingAN
. •
• ..A,GER. MAN EDITION' is . published, of th,
.same sins and- 'price as the English ; and yon;
taining all of its ceadin4. inittler,.and its noure' .
!oils illbstrativ,e engravintis.. • . •
VERNIS-INVA WA IN'ADtt'ANCF
One'caPyione.year, •.! sl 00
' Six copiesorne yerir• - 5 00 •
Ten or more - copies one "
year 80' cents eaCI
- fee 'Add to• .1 he alidve :Oates : • Posta4e t .
Canada '6 cents, to . England find France, ?
&cuts ; t.e'llerrnany.ll6.Cents.
.Poithrta anywhere .In - the United States nn
Territories must' be paid hy t he' sub Scriber, pit
is only .ciri . r;ent,c a 'war!, if *paid 'in advance ut
the'ollice where received. ,
• • All luisineris and other enrynnuhicationi shout
be addressed to the Editor
.'ORANGE JLIDll,4lPark•Row,-N...1". Cit.-
.NORTHERN .C)ENTAL ItAILWAY
WINTEit
.
• • .Three daily t rai n s rs to ,and - &dm 4altirnore and
iVasbington City:. Connections .. made With
trains on • Pennsylvania Railroad . to and froin
Pittsburg arid the Nest;- T.Wo trainti.daily 10 ,
err lrom the Net th and. ‘Vekt [trench,' Saito&
hatinn,47.ltnira. and all•North - srn Islew-Ytnlt: • -
ON. AND ArfER .MONDAY, November .
the l'lrsseker. Tralna of the Northern
Central Railway will arrive end' depak
Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows, viz:
SOOTII WA RD
. MIA ft; TP.AIN leaves Sinilinty daily (except
Sunday) atn . 1,15 p. in.;. leayes Ilarrisburg - at
5.20. p. m., 'and arrives at Baltimore at '10.20
•
, .
EXPRESS. . TRAIN' leaVes Sunbury daily
(excep(Surnloy),at 11 . 20 p. leaves Harris-
Ourg (except . Monday) at 2.45 ..a. .m.,: and ar
rives •at Baltiinore daily (except : Monday) at
7.30 a. 1-6.-
HARRISBURG ACCWINIODATIGN. Train
leaves Harrisburg ilany'at 9 05 a. m, •
NORTH WA Rb
mAir, - TRAlNleavfsßaliimorti daily [ ex,.
cept sontlay] ar.,5.?0 .
Harrialtura at 1. : 15
p. m.,. and Iteriti , es.at•Sanbury 1104.30 p.
E .
XPTIF.SS leaVetrlialtimoredaily.ai
SAO P. in., arrives at lidrdslittrg ut lett) a,'m.,
and:le:ayes Harri.barg, aily'[eiccept Monday]
at 3.21) . a". - m. and arrives tit Sunburrta,o:2o
DARRISTIOEIG,ACCOMAIODATION Train
leirves Baltimore qaitylexcep(§undayl4l.2;•ls
p, m io entl arrives at flarrisburg trt.,9 p. m.•
For further ihformo (init. apply at the Office;
in Pertnsylvithia Railroad Depot.:
. • J.- N, DuI3A . RRY,
• • ..• , . • • , .• • ,
• • • • . • ,Supertniendera t '
liarribburg, N0v . .11,• ft 62. •
• .
Greatlmp‘ ioiremdntoll SeWing Ma s chine,
. .
EMPIRE
:SHUTTLE.-;MACHINEL
P;ift . ent;,;(l, 'Fr il;lSiio
SALESROOM 454 BROADWAY
This•Mqhirie is cgiis(ructeifon entirely new
ortneeliankrn.paSsessing many rare
and veltnitilejniprovemenrs, having heen.excim
ineitnY iriesr'profound experts rind preprint).
eed ana rlißvEcTioN
. • .
aril the principal objections
urgc:l agriinst Sewinz Machines: •
.I.—Es3cessive failetie tc..i he, operator. ' /• .
to vet out of older
F.:xpense, trw:ble- nod loss,of time in repair
to sew every.descrjptipn:of ma
s . ,,—.llisagteehhle noise while in operation.
Tho Empire Sewing. Machtno is „Exempt; all
• those Objectioris, z' •
. .
It has'a straight needle pbrpeiniicular fiction,
Makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch' which , will
neither . MO nor inve;, and is alike on both sides;
perforois.porfect sewing on' every description of
materiel, from Leather to' the finf4it.',Nansook
Euslin, cottoi.,.lipen' fir silk thread; from
the coarsest to the finest num.her; .
. flavipe, neitlio.r. CAM nor. COG' WHEEL,
and thfj least pqssible &ir.tion, it ions litflimOoth
as 'glass, and is. . . . . ~ • •
. . . . ,
ENINIATICA 1.1.,Y, A .•.NOISI:LESS: • MA-
ILreqiiires FIFTY YETI: CENT. less .roW . er
to drive it than any •Ofher roaehinii in 'market,'
A eirt;twelVe years old ran 'work It 'steadily,:
without; fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength f and WONDERFUL
TY.of . conStroefirialender it•alinoSt
to goyoat of-ordi:rc . and fs . GUARANTEEDbyi.
:the company, to
.t ho may'de-
sire to suppl y theinselues.with.;,,,superier' ord-
ele,t6 call andexamina this UNRI YAM:1)11;14:
13nt: in a inorti apeelal manner do we solirP
.
the' NtroOnge'of • ' •
:MERCHANT TA H.ORS' COACH MAKERS,
.HOOP SKIRT MA NETtACTURERS, SHIRT
and • BOSOM • MAKERS, DRESS ..MA.KERS;
CORSET' . MAKERS, GAITER FITTERS;
SHOE lIINPERS . ,' VEST and PANTALOON
' . • • • MAKERS. ' . •
REED:HOBS and CHARITABLE lIISTITIITICEB
•„. • will bo liberally doalt with; .
•'
ivact co)
sjvP
No. 2, Small Fialidaliturittip.ll,ll44VlNlra ,
stonTable, - • lM
No, 3, laign,Ranntitotur . lngiA
'Joh Table,•• ' • •• • • ;. '7/11
No. 3, LaTgeNitOtifacturing f fer.yotuwr :"
with Rolling Foot, and Oil env '..•
One halt hipirtalaitractripia witflidetallelP*We''
hle any petrol' to 14 , 0" k -this Faithful; ilifiliefrtr^,l
• ..:•th^e.sailifamtibii:•^t . !!..
r.
Tour attention is,also called lc t ,ho'EMlliiillZ
Silrill,E,'Patalted June .26t
It
.is'Weliknown tiipt Shutticwithikiprlnt
centre•itt preferable 'to; any other=bLt.r Greif.
Objection:against:its upe.,was on ipeionnt of,iti
spring getting out of ortler,liaving.'thattAip,'.lll,'
put in the the hands e meoipinitt".**,
.repairmi. ,
Shuttle. is so akmpleliat...n.l
operator can repaii it withinit loss of time or ex.:
.
Agents wanted for all I . :pewee:ln the 11Trittett
St as es, :Where' A genie a re . llolativiail) eatahhate:
ed. A leo, ter Cuba; Meilen;fientral matt Sont s b
America, :to' Whom a.. tiberal discount. *HI.: he
Terme invarcekly Cash; e 1.1•••• , •
~ T, CO: :•.
' • •• . . etri4...l3lroridieragrY.-
WEST'SIMPRO.V:LiffiItIit
ANTI-FREEZING;: -DOUBLE-ACT/We..
FOALING AND LlPTrlid.
Theme •Pumps have now been in genera/ one
a numbe of yens, and, give better satielsitane
.than any other, and - are recommended is , a
T'.El-:.: -., :. - 13 . E:S:T.I
.
I}y. C 1;t Erric mop; and other erninenr,Etieneeri.
We. ran refer• - to hoosandi, using , thein,.and
guarantee that ill will recommend titem . . Thai.
are more conat ruction, and work nisi
er, add cost less than.all• others. • -
40ur renders' will find the doiible siding ith.
proved Pubm'ot .1; D. Wait & eo., one of the
best in the 'market. .It 'is• very , simple, .works
tri a,charmoolhat any child may use iti throws
a-'steady.cuntinuous . 'stream, and does not fteitse
in the coldest ex piiiiiires„aud Is 'unusually cheep.
We say this.kuoveingly,'and give the • teatime
e'rbf onr Own accord,•withoot the. knowledge
or request of the proptietersa"-N., .7,.Evoniat
Port, 41 . 71 ly 15t,i1863, • " .• • •
This may certify, that 1 . have been 'using, at
my manufactory, lor,the kit four yearsifWeet'i
improved Pumps.' 1 now 'lave in use threa•ot
saiil'piirriiii,•one of which is kept canstently•af
work'; 2.1 hours eneh . fhiy(fficcept Sundays).and
prononnee them, unhesitatingly, the best riumpe
that have, been brought to Jny "notice, having
used many others previously. 'They are, aim- .
plc iil their - cOustrectipl,sitfl not easily 'Choir
ranged•.• • • , boas A. Weno.
New York, 0ct.i.,10,,
J. I). Wssf & Co.-:—We ire pleased to state
that the Pumps Wfi hadn't you, about a yearago
have . been in•constent .use, 12 hours each Oit,
and raise for thaltseof Our-, WOoleu.. Faetokyi
about 130 gallons poi minute. They work with
but little power;, compared With pampa we have
used before, anddo:not get ,ciut - of repair, and,
lire satisfactory' in all. tesyects; - Yours,
DUNLAI' hititiratuattvO.Costearif:
SOLOn Romnsoa to the fartpera Club , Jan.,R3s
."No 'farmer who Owns a .well .or, cistern can
pOssibly afford to be .Vvithont an iron pump. It
should best once* a auction and force pump—a
perfect little fire•ongine—such . e•One'khown as
West!s ImprOved Pump.! apoala.of this pump .
because I happ . en to know' it to be , very simple;
durable, powerfitt top Weep; and itdon't freeze
up, bar got out of . Orttei auce . a year. I 'know
this, end think l' may be doing the fainse . ri•
iood. by speaking of fl' ;boy 16 .years' old
etilf work. if,sand thrOw a continuous ineh-4nd. ,. .
a:401111er stCeatri.% It can ha made to Mirk ; in
(1.44) welli as •well in us in; shallov•olles. , *:- •
From`•the New fork Obseier
.
We live bad in use for months :past Ofle
West's Ptiirips, which has given ue; more
tiktion. as a force•and lifting pump than any wi
have ever, used.' is one of great pdwer,.snd
Well'adapted for shires•derks,..mines, fettories,
green himses, gritperies, Br.c.' The Mining'
Chronicle and railway Journal says[ •
It is:recommended for its extreme simplicity of
construction, great strength,. and 'coniequent.
durability and cheapness of repair.. There fano .
staffing boX--the,pr.eistrre•beidg held by '
packing,. like :that • tined. the working piston,.
Working in a cylinder, fitted for -the . intim ;
within the upper uir charnber-L-Which.we.think .
a great improvement,' as ituffiing is aollable to
be deranged, mid leak under strong Pressure, to
say nothing• of,_ the lose . . hr.-frietion 'incident
thereto.,it ',ltatialsO two air chambers; thus
the . ..action of the valve is cuihiehed...hpon; both .
sides 'by; air—preventing water:hammer, and,.
'vactim thump. .The'vatves are very acceesible,
arid simply. and che'aply repaired.' They wirk
much easier than any pump we,have ever:seen;
ihe'.l; inch 'cylinder being . worked by children ip
wells 100 feet eleep,and they.• are extremely
cheap . as well as simple and strong, welreely.
recommend them. • • •
Gt.. Neck L. 1., 1860
• Viisee used this pump for 'one summer -and
winter, eiposed, to the- North West wind corn—
ing over Long Inland sound, being `the coldeit'
possible ezposure, and at no time did it- freeze,
nor were we any time to pump water,
With great &fee. 'H. i3."MOILVAIN.
• .. .. •
'The undersigned, havinh fo use, West's frit
move4.7omps, cheerfully reconimend them as
Pimple, durable and. powerful 'raising . and.
throWittg•,Witer; and. for,i heir 'ease of a c tion }
security,againat frost,, and low price, we hi—
hove theensuperior to all others.. •
•
WARREN LELI.IDj.Pdet. Hotel, ISreitr.YMll4,
ikr: •-
• "Jude MEssmiEst., N. Y. • • • .
•' • DOEINICK IVICENCE, Westchester: ,
Caintirldv; Aline,..N..C.„ June 1863.
.
Gents—The, pump which I ordered •fiar 'our .
Mine is seceivettand Tut to 'Ark tintlVr
lay shaft; which we are sinking.: 'We find that
one man will With 'ease lift ,o gallon! per
ute. We lifted in three and a halfliours till the
- water in the shaft, which . ineasuiesi..severi by
tWelve'feet, and .40 inet. deep; and it asd "full
when we cOmmented. It-answers our expeeti
"flows- in every • respeet,4l4 out' . werknieit
highly pleased with it. It will dp great
vice with but trifling expense fOr'reitalta•
. .
• Yours, . respectfully;'
. • • , • • • :'•.•
We • hiVa pren6r more 'such Cer,tifleatii.
think these arelenough. For Purnps, ,
Pipe Sce.,.address or.call uppp •• • ' .
•I. D, Went Co: 179 "irciaihnty, S.
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