thc Mt ancttian.
None shall with imp only snil these mien(' sym
bols of our Country's life, liberty and power.
F. L BA IC FITZ. 1%,1) I C( >R.
Ga
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1861.
air Pion. . John Patton, M. C. has
placed us under obligations for public
documents
iIN'T Burch, one of the rebels who , was
sent td the rebel camp with Barris and
McGraw, to obtain the body of Colonel
Cameron, returned to Washington.--
Barry McGraw and Arnold Harris re
mained with the rebels. Burch has noth
ing to say about what he saw or did.—
It is not probable that Harris intended
to return, as he is a residellut of Arkansas.
Probably during the last three months
he has been'furnisbing the rebel 3 with in
formation of the Movements of the Na
tional troops. if there is anythying
known of Colonel Cameron's body, Mr..
Burch does not tell it. A servant who
accompanied the' party says, however,
that the rebels buried the dead in tren
ches, making no distinction betwen
cers'and privates.
t The regiment of.wounted men,
known as the "'Lincoln Cavalry," was
accepted, and will be mustered , into. ser
vice in New York this week,. Colonel
A. 'l'. Mcßeynolds having received his
commission and authority to place- his
regiment on an immediate war footing.
This is the regiment with which Carl
Schurz was at first connected,aud embra
ces in the ranks many men who have
distinguished themselves on the battle
field in Europe and-this country. The
men will receive their arms and uniforms
in New York, but the Government will
furnish•them horses at Washington.
lir An escaped soldier says that on
Thursday, when he was a prisoner in the
rebel ranks, he was permitted, under a
guard, of two soldiers, to go over some
portions of the battle-field. At this ad
vanced hour—four days after the battle
—he saw eight on the field, still Ji v i ng ,
but in a dying condition from the 'north.
fication of their wounds. These barbar
ities are armost without a parallel in
annals of history, and the public await
official reports to know whether the offi
cers of the Federal army have used every
effort to secure the bodies of the dead
and looked after the wounded.
ttif,PGen llitcelellan's body guard, the
Sturges Rifles, were detailed a few days
since to arrest all officers who were to
be found out of their camps, or about
the Washington hotels ; also, all who
were found drinking or intoxicated. Tt
is said•siace-the General has issued such
stringent orders, requiring field and like
officers to stay in their camps instead of
the city, it has been ascertained that
the beef furnished the soldiers is not fit
to eat, The officers want good fare.
ar Seventy-five prisoners taken at
Bull's Run are incarcer4ted in the old
Capitol. They live like princes. The
_ladies of Washington provide them with
all the delicacies, and Senators of rebel
tendencies give them mental and moral
aid arid comfort. The Twelfth Regiment
men, who are on guard at the jail, have
reasonlo envy their prisoners.
CZ' During the last week fourteen
regiments of three months men have
gone homeward twelve Yegiments of three
-years men, with two or three squadrons
of cavalry, have taken their places, so
that the effective tree at and near
Washington is about as large as it Was
before Ball Run gave its ugly name to a
battle.
A gentleman arrived in Northern
tett.-Mass.; last, week, from Mississippi.
Ile was greatly astonished, on reaching
the loyal States, to know that Congress
was still in session at - Washington, the
prevailing opinion at the South being
that the seat of government bad been
removed to Chicago.
ea- Jeff.. Davis is said to have rode
a white horse at the battle of Manassas
Gap. He is determined to steal all the
honors of his old father-in-law. lie is
called by his southern admirers 'the
"Hero •of Benne Vista" and now he
wants to be called " Old whity" too—
what next ?
Gen. Polk, the truculent Bishop
of Louisiana, is the owner of four hund
red slaves, ninety of whom are commun
icants of his church. An English clergy
man who visited the South a few years
ago, says the Bishop "tolerates no relig
ion on his estate but that of the Church."
ihr-The name of Commander 3faury
has been stricken from the rolls of the
Marine Society; New York; in conse
quence of hii deserting his' country's
,
flag.
ar The ladies of Harrisburg gave the
retort:fed volunteers a public dinner on
oue °EAR public sidewalks on Friday
last..
M AI+RINV l I EM:b PROM : A Washing
ton dispatch to The Press says: Ileury
Burch, a livery-stable keeper, of this
city, who carried out 11. S. Magraw ;md
Arnold Ilarris to make att effort to re
cover the body of Colonel Cameron, on
the battle field, returned last dening,.—
The party, as your readers are aware,
was captured by the enemy, at Fairfax
Cotirt house, when going out. Burch
was premitted to return on taking an
oath to reveal nothing in reference to
the army of the enemy and its move
ments. Barris, ho says will possibly be
premited to return, by au exchange of
prisoners or siime other arrangement;
hut. M.agraw will he imprisoned at -.Rich
mond during the war. It is understood
here that Ilarris and Burch are in sym
pathy with the enemy ; and if Magraw
was not betrayed into their hands, lie
was eertauly in the hands of those who
were not over-zelous to secure him a
gainst capture. Harris is a southerner,
and is at home in the custody of the re
bels.
P ENKSYLVANI A I ' rOO.P.S.-PCIIIISyI
nia has now thirty full regirn&ts in the
field. The fifteen additional regiments,
which, it is understood, are to go into
service at once, will increase her force
to forty-five thousand men. Besides
these, the Secretary of War is raising an
independent brigade of four thousand
five hundred men, which will be corn.
'molded by Gen. James, and which will
be ready to take the field in twelve days.
Thus the Keystone State will have fifty
thousand troops in the field, which is cer
tainly her share.
air Father O'Reilly chaplain of the
Sixtyninth regiment, states that at the
battle of Bulls Run, while in the act of
administering the last consolations of
religion to a dying rebel soldier, and
while clothed in his official robos, he was
fired upon several times by the Seces
sionists. One bullet went through his
hat, two others struck his coat. A
party of the Black llorse Cavalry then
rode at him,to slsiy him jest as ho finished
his sacred mission, and it was with the
greatest difficulty that ho escaped.—
Neither he nor Father Mooney ever car
ried weapons,
CT On Sunday last, a spy was arrested
at the Relay House. He had come
from Richmond by way* of Winchester
and Point of Rocks. A German woman
was also arrested at th . e . same time.
She was taken into a hotel at the sta
tion, and a committee of ladies delegated
to search her. Concealed under her
hoops were found a number of fetters
and other documents for prominent, 'se
cession rebels in Virginia. Both parties
were sent to Washington.
a- Among the new appointments in
the regular army it is said
. a cowmis=ion
or lieut. colonel has been tendered Wm.
H. Morris, a graduate of West Point,
and son of the great song-writer. Mr.
Morris, who is at present working editor
of the home Journal, is an accomplished
gentleman, and will prove a valuable ac
quisition at the present time on account
of his military education and experience.
1( The Cincinnati Gazette learns from
a private letter that Capt. Gay, of New
Orleans, whose subscription of $lO,OOO
to the Confederate loan was so loudly
heralded by the Southern press, backed
out, and only paid $lOO, the cause for
doing so being a change of feeling pro
duced by a visit to Louisville, where he
had the scales taken from his eyes.
Agr A reporter for one of the New
York papers has taben the pains to in
quire as to the number of United States
flags made and sold in that city since
the bombardment of Fort Sumpter. .
ascertained the aggregate to bo 16,995.
The total amount, of materal used was
36,720 yards of bunting, 20 pounds of
thread, and .40 dozen spools of cotton.
tir Colonel Farnham, of the New
York Fire Zouaves, who was wounded
at the Bull Bun engagement, has become
insane, ar.d is now in the Insane Asylum.
it' is stated that the cause of this unfor
tunate' issue is attributed to the effect
of his wounds, together with grief for
the loss of his men.
eir All the drinking places in Harris
burg are now closed at one o'clock in
the afternoon, by order of the Mayor, in
consequence of the infuriated crowd of
soldiers, now at that place, lying in wait
to be paid off.
riZ' The young rnen4of Liberia have
presented an -'ebony cane, with ivory
handle, mounted -with African gold, to
Lord Broughain, as an expression of
gratitude for his efforts on behalf of the
African race.
gieln future no volunteer will ha mus
tered into the service unless lie is able
to speak the English language.
IfirMr Biondin pruposes to cross the
Seine upon a rope stretched betwen the
Tuileries and the Quai d'Orsay.
brave hearted girl at Belfast,
Me:, rather then be dependent, has learn
ed,the trade of bootmaking.
lir The Memphis Appeal denies pos 7
itively the rumors relative to the disaf
fentiori of Geo. Lee.
Ii The Chief of Police of Louisville
has forbidden the singing of patriotic
songs in that city.
SCRAPS OF WAR NEWS
Miss Au ! , ted.aAer, daughter of
the Second Nlaine Regiment," from Au
gusta, Maine, was upon the battle field
on Sunday, had her horse shot from un
der her, and walked all the way from the
scene of action to Alexandria. where she
was ministering to the wounded at the
hospitals, at which are fifteen wounded
of the Minnesota First.
The Government does not propose to
recognize the Southern Confederacy by
an exchange of prisoriers. 11 II who have
not been officers of the Uniten Strates
army will be released on giving their pa
role not to bear arms again against the
United States, or afford aid and infor
mation to the enemy.
Gov, Stevens has been appointed Col
onel of the Seventy ninth I llighlund)
Regiment of New York, which Colonel
Cameron commanded. Coy. 5, was a
distinguished officer in the Mexican war,
and stands high as an efficient and thor
oughly-trained soldier.
It is stated that the Rebels nitt;dered
wounded soldiers with the greatest in
dignities—and even burned a hospital
full of the dead and wounded. We hope
this may prove incorrect, as a thousand
other wild and contradictory stories
doubtless are.
It is stated by Washington letter-wri
ters that both Gen. IVool and Gen. Har
ney will be now called into active sirrice
in the field. It is to be hoped this is no
idle speculation. The country needs
and demands the services of these able
commanders.
Maj. Gen. McClellan has introduced
a number of reforms into his division
since his establishment on the Potomac.
Amongst others no soldier is to-touch
liquor and and any officer found 'Lipsey"
conhued for 24 hours.
General McClellan's father was a
Philadelphia physician and•surgeon,'who
died suddenly a few years ago. Ile Was
celebrated fur energy of 'character, as
tonishing promptness and daring cour
age in s,urgery.
'The Uniforms of the Ist Maine regi:
meet are so dilapidated that most of
them " will soon carry Bags of truce
Hying in the rear," , Pennsylvania isn't
the only State that has gambling and
thieving contractors:
Fatterson's time being about expired,
be and Cadwallader are to be mustered
out. or service. Gen. Banks succeeds
him and General Dix goes to Baltimore.
Cadwallader, liiiwever,, is to be re-ap
pointed for the,war.
By recent let of Obugress, conbscating
the property of rebels in arms, General
Lee will be deprived of his Arlington
estate. It embraces 300 seers, and is the
most valuable estate in the vicinity of
Washington.
A letter from Fort Pickens says that
the British war vessels have engaged all
the coal to be had at Cuba, ani.l that it
will be impossible now to keep the U
nited States, vessels in the Gulf.
Mr. Burch, from Manassas Junction.
as stated in a previous despatch, says
one hundred men have been employed
since Tuesday last burying our dead on
the battle-field.
Gen. Henningsen, of NM:traumas no
toriety, we notice from our Virginia ex
changes, is at present connected with
Gov. NV ise's legion iu the western portion
of that State.
W. S. Cochan, of Rockland, Me., has
obtained a contract from the United
States (overnment, for the manufacture
of army tents to the value of WAIN or
870,000.
A Baltimore paper mentions fifteen
of the family of Francis S. Key, the au
thor of the Star Spangled Banner, who
are now fighting the battles of the South
ern rebels.
Col. Cameron's body }lad not been
found. By his request, a year ago, he
will be buried near his father's grave
the Lewisburg Cemetery, if found.
• General• Harney isin..ak Louis, where
he has been for the past two months.
It is seid:that he, will be shortly assign
ed to an important command.
The name or Gen. MeGlellan's succes
sor in Western Virginia is William S.
Rosecrans, not Rosencrantz or Rosen-
1311372
There are said to be two thousand
schoolthasters in the Third Vermont
Regiment, Which has just gone to the
seat of war.
Toombs has resigned the Secretary
ship of State of the Confederates. Ex-
U. S. Senator Hunter succeeds him.
The War Department has ordered the
purchase of 20,000 horses. Regiments
of cavalry will be organized forthwith.
Mrs. Mary Griasly comtnited suicide
on the 15th inst.. near. Galena, 111., be
cause ner husband had gone to war. •
'Captain John Travis, the great shot,
has been appointed assistant inspector
of arms of the State otMississippi
There are now 500 females employed
by Government in Cincinnati in the
Manufacture of tents for the army.
The telegraph office at Harper's Ferry
was on "Monday, opened fur, the first
time since its evacuation.
\Viel:l: AT TUE :0 TNT.—Hilif a milliou
per day is DOW pVOdIICVd at the molt in
Phil a d e lphi a . operalive: ;rt.! Work
lug over time "to produce the sinews
or war in sufficient quantity. The coin
age is principally double tagles. The
sight of a pile or this beautiful coin, in
tittles like these, is extremely trying to
the optic nerve. Large quatitics or
money are also being coined for private
tecount. Like the ll:ivy yard and arsen
als, the mint is now a scene of constant
activity
'FE:amt.:a AND is a curious
fact that Robert Garnett, who was killed
at St. George, was the professional ir.-
strutter of McGlellan at West Point.—
lie taught him tactics, and had au apt
pupil, it appears.
lir Prince Napoleon and his bride,
the daughter of 'Victor Emanuel, have
arrived in New York.
gar The young and beautiful Empress
of Austria is in a decline.
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!!
AT A ND E MON' S.
Ice (Warn of various flavors will be served
every day and evenine—Sundays excepted
—at Anderson's, Market street.
ifeb *Coal MO
subscriber havimg purchased the pro
perty lately occupied by
CLARK & ZELL. , tti?
would most respectfully call the -.-
attention of his old, friends and customers to
to the fact that he is now prepared to sell
LUMBER AND COAL '
at the very lowest figures by Boat-toad, Car
load, or otherwise,
His Stock of Lumber will be selected from
one of the best.manufactories and cannot fail
to dive satisfaction.
Ile is also prepared to supply "RILL STUFF"
at short notice and at low prices.
HIS STOCK OF COAL
will consist of Shamokin, Red itod While Ash,
Baltimore Company, Lykens Valley, &c.,
all of which he will sell by the Boat
load, Car-load, or by the
SINGL 1:0
lle will els continue the receiving of Coal at
very low figules.
STATE OF ELIZABETH RUSING, late
of Man helm township, Lancaster connty,
deceased-- Letters of Administration on tilie
estate of the said deceased ha vial; been granted
to the undersigned, all persons hawing claims
against the same will present them, and those
indebted thitreto will make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned, resididg in the
Borough of Marietta. EDWARD KUSINO,
Marietta, July 13, 1861, [6l
A CARD.
.101IY CAMERON, M. D.,
Hygienic Physician & Accoucheur,
Gower of Front. owl Gay Streets,
AJU 12:',TTA
r IWENTY EMPTY !lOC:SHEA DS7:I4)
—in good condition—will be sold , ',MI
at the low mice of $1 each and delivered any
where in or near Marietta free tit charge. Be
ing in want of cellar room, if talatn from the
store soon, a trifle less will be :akcii. A6 O ,
lot of excellent
W ISK Y . _BA RULE.;
very cheap. For sale at DIFFENBAC IPS
r v TIE A meriran 'Watches are among the best
timekeepers now in use, and for durability
strength awl simplicity far surpass any ether
watch made in the world.
11. L. $• E. J. Z A 1/
Corner of North Queen-st.., and Con Ire ,4quAre
Laneastei, Pa., have them tor sale at the err!,
lowest rates—every watch aceumpaiii Plj With
the manufacturers g,uarran tee to ensure its gen
utneness.
For Rent
Th ree comfortable dwellings, located in very
pleasant parts of this borough, fur rent cheap.
Apply to David Harry.
A BASEMENT ROOM, bettvven the IVhita
Swan and the Petty House, Front street,
Itiarietta,adinirabfy adopted fur a restaurant or
a barber shop, for rent. ilajtly to
David harry.
Great Discovery
T have made a discovery of the utmost im
portance to every married person of either
sex, and will send the full particulars concern
ing it to any one on receipt of a stamp to pay
return postage, Address
Un. J. IL MARTELL,
7-311-iswly.]
lfred, Maine.
SPECTACLES to suit all - - 4 a
can be aided with glasses,
can, be bought at li. L. 4- 14:. J. Z A JIM'S, Cog.-
ner.of North Queen-st., and Center Square,
Lancaster. New glasses refitted in old frames,
at short notice. vti-
1 - AMPS! LAMPS! SHADES, &C. The
undersigned has received another lot of
Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps, and Lain p Shades
of every variety and price. Call and see them
at Dr. Hinkle's Drug Store.
J r - luaus A.ND CA SSIMEDS.—A very su-
Vi pertor selection of French anti German
Cloths, and Cassimers, and a variety of beauti
ful Vestings, a new and fashionable lot, just
arrived at Di frenhaeh's Cheap Store. •
_
T - TicKoRYC Oak Wood, 50 Cords each,
ITi Hickory and Oak Wood. Orders most
be accompanied with the cash when they will
be promptly li - Spangler...k..P attonson.
IHE Largest and,bcst assortment of Fancy
Cloth & Cassimeres and vesting ever offered
in this market and will besold at priceswhich
defy competition by J. R. Diffenbach.
LTO.I3.E_ROOM TO LET.—The Room lately
occupied by Miss Margaret Trainer as a
Millinery. Inquire of
BARR SPANGLER.
ORTABLE LAMPS. A new and most
r convenient and. perfectly safe lamp, called
the "Portable Coal Oil Lamp," for sale cheap
at Grove sr Roth's Drug Store.
LA NOU.RING EXTRA.CTS :
2 Vanilla Strawberry, •Pine Apple,
Alniond, Rose, Lemon,
Just received and for sale at Grave 4- Roth's.
ArifIAMPADN E and - other Table Wines,
guarrantePd to be pure, and sold as low as
can be bought in Philadelphia or New-York.
H. D. BENJAMIN, Picot Building.
ASUPERIOR COOK STOVE, very plain
style, each one warranted to per
form to the entire satisfaction of the "'-
purchaser. STERB.E"'T 3. - CO. it
KNIVES & FORKS, Britainia and Silver
plated Spoons, Brass, Copper, Plain and
- Enameled iron Kettles, and Housekeeping
goods generally. . Sterrett 4- Co.
M A D t E the RIA E TN I T t INES ie ftbod i ed and fruity,
A— D. REESE, Mount Toy.
XCELLENT Cooking and Eating Apples
I `4 always on - hand at Anderson's.
SUP.ERIOR COAL OIL-25 cents a quait
at... Dr. Grove's Drug Sore.
1 RANDlES—alLtirands—guarrinted to be
genuine. Benjamin 4- co.
r oxIR PROPYLAN N
Rittb, • '
, IS
Dining . the pam year ‘re have intro•heccd
the notice or the :nedieal profts,ion of Ms.
omiltry the Pure Cry:ad/iced C.llluride e Pro-
pytamine, as a
and having received from inany Sources, both
from nhysicians of the higheM standing and
_Finitering testimonials of ats real cal«e
from patients, the most
in the treatment of this painful and obstinate.
disease, we are induced to present it to the
public in a Conn READ V' VW( 131 DI RO lAT E,
Which WC hope will cominclid ilseir to those
who are suffering wi+h this afflicting complaint,
tied I to the medical practitioner who may feel
disposed to test the powers of this
QE
Euxin PROPY LA MIN e, in the form above
spuken of, has recently been extensively cx-
periwtented with in the
and with marked .-iicress (as will appear from
the published accounts in the medical journals.)
11:i. — It is carefully put up ready for immedi
ate use, with full directions, and can be ob-
tallied from all the druggists at 75 cents per
battle, and at wholesale of
BU L LOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists,
Jul-Iy] Philadelphia
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Alexander D. Reese,
WINE AND LIQUOR DEALER,
Main Slred, EA Sr IVA RD ] Nowa Joy,
Latunster County, Pa.
rpm.: undersigned would most respectfully
lic.g leave to inform the public, that he has
nnened a Viz NE AND Laguna. STORE: in all its
brandies. lie will constantly keep 011 hand
all kinds of
Brandies, Wznes, Gins, frisk and Set&l2
CardiaLs.,
Tuom - As z EL r.
Also, a very superior Old Rye Whisky just
received, which is warranted pure.
A choice article of German Wine. Various
brands of Champagne Wines.
All A. U. R. now asss of the public is a
careful :examination of his' stock and prices,
which will, lie is quite confide/it, result ill Ho
tel keepers and others boding it to their advan-
Mge to make their purchase.; di' ii rn.
A I.:SO—Kerosene, or Coal Oil, Pine Oil and
Pluul at reduced -vices, at the ••Enterprise
11/ine - k Liquor ,tore." A. 1). ilk.E.sk.
Mount Joy, June 22, 18(31-1y.
A LEX A N DER LYN Y,
Fashionable
Root and :)7irie II fan itfarhyrer,
MARK ET sTREET, MARIETTA, PENN.
Would most respectfully intorin the citizens
of this Borough and neighborhood that he has
the largest assortment of City made work in
his lino of business in this ltorough, and be
ing a practical 110th AND SHOE MAliEll
Ininsel los enublea to select with spore judgment
than tiiiise wtVti ate uut. lie continues"to rrtaii
mbolure in the very best manner everything
ill the BOO?' AAD :UWE: LLVL , which he
Win wari.int for Heat Hess and groat
BJ - Cail and examine his stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
,1 111)oiz—oula)1 - 111iN o!lsieis
S A 1 . U C) N _
Between Neckroth's (11401.11;11nstin's flutets.
MBE undersigned would inform the public
i t that he is prepared to furni:Ai all kihds ul
iiVr•t.sktrients,
such as Oysters, Frdits,(takes, &c. 'Thankful
for the patronage already he - stowed, hopes to
merit a continuation. Rosscr Cntt.u.
Also selling a variety (~t'Brody-tuade
Clothing, on COVIIIIIiOII. Selling at Cost.
Marietta, May IS, 15111.
Ni TINE A . NI) LIQUORS. •
'1 Superior Old Brandy, Old Rye Whiskey,
110Iland Gin, Old Maderitt, Lisbon . , Slam.) , and
Pert Wines.
l'ittsbu cif Whiskey always on hand at the
lowest market prices. Very Fine Brandy at
a very low ugh by the Barrel.
J. R. Ut ' , TEN BACtI. Market-A.
- DANIEL G. BAKER, .
ATTORNEY dT LA IV,
LA N CA ST P.l.
OFFICE.:—No. 24 NOIMI DUKE STREET,
opposite the Court House, where he will at
tend to the practice of his profession in all its
various branches. Nov. 4, '59.- ly
TAR. J. 'Z. H D
OFFER, ENTIsT,
OF TUE BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL
NURGEILY, LATE OF HARRISBURG, PA.
Front street, fourth door
from Locust, uver Saylor tit:McDon-liiitiiir'
Mips Book Store, Columbia. Entrance be
weer the Drug and Book Stores.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE The undersigned
auditor appointed to distribute the bat
aiwe remaining in the hands of James Wilson,
Executor of the last will of Ann Whitehill,
lute of Lancaster county, deceased, wilt sit for
that purpose an SATURDA 1 7 , the 10th daj e of
AUGUST next, at 10 (*lock, a. in., in the
Library Room of the Coutt House.
JAMES L. REYNOLDS,
Marietta, July 6, '61.1 Auditor..
TT YDROP AMY
- STEMML - PROG ESSI NG
Gratefully acknowlgdgcs the very liberal
patrouage that has been extended to him du
ring the short time that he has been in Mariet
ta, and has much pleasure in announcing to
the ladies in this vicinity that he has good
prospects of being able soon to secure the
services of alhoroughly qualified and experi
enced female 'physician, who ' he feels assured
will supply a want that has been loi.g felt iu
this community.
Marietta, July 20, 1861.
Selling out Summer
At a very low figure to make room for
Call at Diftenbach's and see how cheap you
can buy all kinds of summer goods just now—
being determined to close out his summer goods
to make room for a Fall stock. Great ilumce
ments now to buy at DIFFENBACH'S.
July 20, 1861.
rQUAL or REGULAR TIMEKEEPERS,
can be had of H. L. F. E. J. ZAHM,
North Queen-se., and Center Square, Lancas
ter, Pa., in the shape of Equilibrium. Levers—
the best article of Swiss levers now in the mar
ket. They are lower in mice than any watch
of equal quality audj ust as true for timekeeping
- 1) UGGY and Sleigh BLANKETS of various
_Up styles and at much lower pikes than the
same sold last fall. Spangler Patterson.
1 rL)O;ACe6OnrIN
D ALUhI
SALI
strecivlatwiluesd below the
old prices, by J. R. DIFFENBACIL
OLD BOURBON WiIISKIC in qt. bottles,
something very fine, in store and for sale
At the "Enterprise Wore," !potent Toy.
REMEDY FOR RREUMATIKM;
l'ennsylvania llasl,ilal,
Dr. Cameron
PALL PURCHASES
6N of ee.1,:,!, ..m,) of JrJ:i
i•H Tr PO IZT0), ITS,
! ( ; 71 Board, buitaLde for Al
p a yi,yel an,l s”6l by
I:. hilitmy, 501 Prodway,
Il spvcial arran;4etitt.ot we publish in add(
1 ., other portraits •I'ni_ CELKtiu.ATFp
L 11,iN well known both in Europe an.
I:nerica.
l'holographic
Glittery
Brady's collection of It Photographs
is jostle „„ ns ,dered olio of the lions of Nvo. -
Volk, and in the Photographic repreductimis
of these every centre table can now have an
additional attraction in a miniature Brady';
AIIIIIFIg our publications arc
AloaMon Lincoln, Jefferson Davis,
liannibal Ilarutin, Lady Davis,
Win. IL Seward, Alex. 11. Stephens,
Salmon I'. Chase, Raid.. J. Tenriths,
Sinon Cameron, Howell (.:obb,
Montgomery Blair, henry A. Wiza7,
Edward Bates, John TvMr,
I:ideou Wells, nen'l Itealireganl,
Cal .I) F. 'Smith, (ten"' Lee,
I;en'l Scott, John IL ,Koyd, ,
Oil. ltob't Anderson, Jacob Thompson,
Major Mei/liner, P. F. Thomas,
01. Elsworth, John Bell,
Gen'l Butler ' Gen'l Mansfield, Col. Lander,
Co!. Fremont, Stephen A. Douglas; Maj. Gen.
John A. Dix, Maj. Gen'l N. P. Banks, John
C. Breckenridge, Gov. John Locher, John C.
Calhoun, Herschel VJJohnson, L. G. XVigfall,
Ben. McCullough, Lieut. !Henry, Henry lVatit
Beccber. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Prof. Morse,
I Irene Greely, N. P. Willis, James Gordon
Bennett, William C. Bryant, Henry Clay,
Washington Irving, Andrew Jackson, Dr. E.
K. Kane, Commodore Perry, Mrs. Sion rney,
John Audubon, Mrs. Gen'', Gaines, Charles
Summer,Coy. AndreA, J. J. Crittenden, Doke
of : k, eweastic ' Prince of Wales, Zachary Tay
lor, George Bancroft, Lathrop. L. Maly, SIMIt
Houston, .1. Q. Adams, Emerson Etheridge,
Andrew Johnson, Parson Brownlow;-Brown
low's heroic daughttT.
Toother with about 50P others. da which.
additions are daily Rlaite. ratalogut sent an receipt of stamp.
Price of Portra;ts $3 Per Dozen. Can be
sent by mail. Remittance may be made in
postage stamps.
Also a lari,e collection of Photographs of
distinguished Europeans, Emperors, Kings,
Queens, .Nlarshalls, Generals, Dukes. Lords,
Authors, Actor;, Politicians and Clergy.—
Pri , T, front 25 to sf. cents each, according
quality.
Our eblabrisliinent is also fteafhp4arters for
I I OTOG R.7k, PH EC ALE II NS.
both as Agent of the best French manofae
to ter, sod ss manufaaturer under a patent of
our own.
We have a large assortment, varying, in
price front tilt cents to $5O, and holding from
12 portraits it } , to 600.
Also cases of morrocco or cloth for
the pocket, mid hold 2 4, O. S or 12 portraits.
Also variells styles of :frantiag card portraits,
of carved wood, metal, paper, composition,
etc., of elegant and tasteful designs.F
Our Photographers now in the field are - ,
daily sending us
Camp Scr•nrs of The Frei:era
._7lTar
unrl views of points and things of interest, both,
card size, fur .1/hums and Stereoscopic : 4,
n
Fur illblaflCe, the the !S'erenth at
Camp Cantes,ll: In the trenches—Cooking thew
):'eats—Ter i; graimets— The Junction
Low a Keens—('enrol steed run
of the 'Comp, de. HA [WEN'S Ficatty befule
and after the scenes of destruction.
Together n ii hr various other places of. Note.
Lard size cents each; bleteoscopic 34
cents.
Parties who would like a lot of these (-gm ! ,
scenes to subset fruni—the balance to be re.
turned m gum( order at their Own C.Xperla4 o , and
arlay--Call be accommodated on xtv
lag pruner Now York reference.
.STE It Et ISt:OP Eli 4.1 S r11 , 4W.: IV S.
Our estabbstititentis the great-thoitorhoo
for ororythittg to the Stereoscopic boo, and
our vismuinient is the most complete piouubly
of any in the world.
The Stereose.ipe in the most insintelipe.
let eNling,enteriaming, amusing., and r.c . cain4
a modern inventions.
None are too young., none tuovid,
intelligent, Mute tot) illiedUelltelr, IlektiuM - + -
edge its wrath till beauty.
No home is complete without it, timid it mo,t
and will penetrate everyiiihere.
It pre6t•nt. to your view every part of the
world, in all the relief boldness, perspective,
and shxrpuesn ttf detail, as if you were ni . rho.
spot.
We have an 111110 CIISC.irtiriety of Views-of
Scenes iti Purist larudou, England; Semi:Lod.
Ireland, Wales, France, Belgium, Ilojitand,
SWitZerlll.lld, Spann, The
St. Cloud, Fontainebleau, Turneries, Turkey.
Italy, _Egypt, Athens, the Holy Laud,
India, Crystal Palace, also Groups Historical,
marriage scenes, breakfast revue:,
Pie-mcs, shimmy, etc., eta.. An exititi,site
assortment of Illto,trated Interiors; of Patoci-u,
and Cathedrals of France, Italy,
etc., etc. The elhict of these illuminated
views is most remarkable. •
Anthony's Inelaidaneous Stereoscope View ,
are the latest ehotographic Wonder. Tiler
are taken in the .I,OI4TrET// PART OF A hi
and everything, tin [Haller 1/0.1. 'rapidly it may
be moving, is depicted us sharply and dislincl
ly us if it had been perfectly- at rest. The,
gives an additional value, for to the beanie,.
of inanimate nature i/ adds the charm of Ili,•
and motion. The process-.is. a discovery of
our Own, and being unknown itt Europe., we
icceived from Louden and p e ; r a l arge
for Anthony's instantaneous Views of A inert-
Call life and scenery.
Our Catalogue of subjects and prices will be
forwarded to any address on receipt of
stamp.
Parties at a distance sending us $3, $5, s.lu,
$l5, $2O, or $25, can have a good instrument
and such pictures as they may request, sent
4y Express.
. Views alone (without instrument) can he
sent
,hy_inail. R . AN7'.110.1%,
(3dours south of St. ,Vicholas'. 11o!cl,)
' 501 Ilao.koway, Neve YORE:,
Importers and Manufacturer of Photographic
111 ater i a 1 s, Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic
Views.
Merchants from every seetrep a the
country are respectfully incited to uaake
e.xammation of our stuck.
unr...l3aUclin of Peoto
gra
graphic luvention and Imopovcinent will he
bent to any address'on application.
[Cut this out for future refereneej
July 13-dmo}.
1{ F . DE GRATH would State explicitly
that he is the discoverer and solepossessor
of the secret of the manufacture ,of Electric
Oil, which could nut be purchased for. $l,OOO,
000—and $50,000 will be givente any chemist
who will make it. My Oil has performed all
the cures published in the Ledger fez years
past. Ask Col. Grant, 26 North Thirteenth
street, Dr. Eillingsworth, 11r.:keyser, now
at St. Lawrence Hotel ; George C. Bayer, 30:a
Jarvis street; Mr. • Cripps, Thirteenth, and
Girard Avenue, and others, ad in,fini/um, who
have been cured of ItheurnatitlM Deafness,
He., by my Oil in Philidelphiarf-7. ' ht is. also a
valuable remedy for Colds,--Splints, Spavin
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Price 25 cents, 50 cents, and I.
PROP. CHARLES- DEXi-RATI-1,
Philadelphia, Pa.
lC None genuine without signature of Prof.
C. DE Gains. Labels signed in. writing.
Principal Depot No. 21 - 1 "South Eighth St.
Philadelphia. Country dealers and druggists.
can be supplied wholesale and retail. Price
25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 per little.
Try everything else;-pre Ws one simple
trial.
CAVTION-13e careful to ask iGT andget N DE
it
Gavrx's Electric Oil, as worthless imations
abound.
There are numerous imitationssprate , up on.
the reputation my article has acquired ' . Ihe
public must beware. They are worthless.
For sale by all dealersand - druggists. Prin
cipal office 217 South : Tit street; - Phila.
-• Feb. 2-Iyl,
A CH UNE Lot of Books for children called!
indrstructable Pleasure Books; School anct
other Books, Stationary, Pens, Pen Molders,
&c., &c. For sale at Dr. Hinkle's..