.
gly nal Nantitiall.
' MARIETTA CAR HOURS. The several pas
senger trains will leave the "Upper-station
Depot" as follows : . Morning train, East, at
Yen minutes before 3; Mail train West, 12:11;
Harrisburg Accommodation train, East, at 6:39
and the evening (rain West, at 7:02.
Marietta, pa.; Sikturday, February Ih, 1864.
Winted. 11 boy between fifteen
and sixteen years of age, to learn the
Printingbusinesi. Inquire at this office.
ar At a meeting held on Saturday
evening last, J. J. Libhart in the chair,
G. H. Ettla, secretary, relative to de
vising ways and means to furnish volun
teers to fill the quota of Marietta. The
committees appointed at a previous
meeting reported three thousand dol
lars as having been raised. A commit
tee of five was then 'appointed to have
the entire management Of the matter—
the following gentlemen composing that
committee : H. Eagle, G. W. Me
haffey, S. 9. Hiestand, Amos Bowman
and G. H. Ettla. Mr. Ettla was thee
selected' by the meeting to proceed to
Washington and obtain, if possible, the
et et titiota 'of our borough, and to
procure a credit of 70 men, who, as yet,
have never been credited to our place,
having left and entered, the service at
the breaking out of the rebellion. Mr.
Ettla was instrueted to proeiire the ser
vices of Mr. Sullivan S. Child, of Har
risburg, to accompany hitn to Washing
fen to present our rights before the W ar
Department, Mr. Child having consider
9.ble experience in that line. We hope
something will be done, and be done
soon, for we know of several young men
having left this place already and en
listed elsewhere, because of there being
nothing detlitiite here, in regard to
bounty.
w 4 !are glad to 'learn that our
Ladies' Patriotic Circle is doing every
thing that can he to have a creditable
representation at the Lancaster Soldiers'
Fair. We are requested to state that
all Contributions intended for the 'fair
be sent to Mrs. Barr Spangler, ou Tues
day next, the l.Gth instant, and that the
name of the dotter be marked upon
every article. Below we give the let
ter or Mrs. Rosina llubley, inviting our
Circle to participate:
LANCASTER, February,2, 1864.
Mrs. Thomas Zell M y dear friend :
—I write a few lines to inform you, and
through you, the Ladies of your Society,
that tbere will be a place assigned for
the Marietta Ladies, so that they can
come and dispose of their own goods.—
We would. suggest that two of your la
dies would come to attend to the tables,
and bring a gentleman to act as cashier,
and at; many others as can come will be
warmly welcomed, to attend the Pair.
Hoping to see yon and many others
during the week of the 22d, I am
Yours, truly,
ItOSINA El CBLEY
gir We are indebted to Captain John
F. Trout of the Pennsylvania Forty-
Fifth, for copies of Brownlow's "Knox
ville Whig, and Rebel, 'Ventilator."—
The Forty• Fifth being in the vicinity
of that city.
Since the above was put in type, the
Captain has returned to his home in
this borough, his company having re-en
listed and received thirty days furlough.
ITe looks very fine and says the boys of
the 45th are all the same. The regi
ment, with the exception of eleven, re
enlisted.
fir Our town has been quiteenlivened
by the return of the Marietta bola in
the Forty-Fifth. They all appear in
tine spirits and look as hardy as pine
knots. They all go back for the war.--
It appears to us something should be
done in the way of a pablic reception to
these brave boys.
4iir We are pleased to learn, through
Mr. Stebman, the ticket agent, that ex
cursion tickets will be issued by the P.
R. R. for the Soldier's Fair' at Lancas
ter. They will be sold on the 22d and
every day during the week, good from
Monday until Saturday. They must be
asked for, as they are only intended for
those Visiting the fair.
lar Smith, the hotel thief, sentenced
at the January court: to prison for ten
years and three months, escaped a few
nights since. Who's fault? Cadwell's
—Cremer's—or the ineorruptable prison
inspectors? Somebody's to blame.
•
ear The Lancaster County Soldiers'
Fair,' from present indications, will be a
Most complete success. Messrs. John
Clirk, Thomas Zell and S. Patter
800 Sterrett compose the soliciting com
mittee' for this borough.
ME
fIARRRB.
On the 14th ultimo, by Rev. B. V. Apple, Mr.
SAMUEL M. STAre, of Columbia, and Miss
KATE BUCHER, of Schock's Mills.
. .
At Maytoisn, on the 24th ultimo, by the same,
Mr. AnnM Nev, of Bainbridge, and Miss
KLVIRA SOMEOLL, of Conoy township.
At tho4same place, by the same, or. the 4th
instant, Mr. SASEUEL S. GOODMAN, and
`Miss MARY SCHROLL, both of Bainbridge,
On the sth instant, by the same, Mr. SAMUEL
WILCO, of Mdytown, and Miss AMANDA
PorsN, of fielhon 'township,ol'ork co.
DIED.
On the 3d inktlint, ANNIE GROVE, only daugh
ter of William and Emma Kendig, of this
Borough, in the third year of her age.
On Wednes(tay evening last, ANNIE MAirrira,
daughter of Christian sand Martha Stibgen,
of this Borough, aged I,Yerirtind 23 days.
At Maytown, on the 27th i liellecember last,
MONROE SWEIGART, otiOiii,':of Benjamin
Grove, aged 2 months and. - 124ays.
At Bainbridge, on, the 10th ultimo, Miss CATE -
AR/NE RITERERFORD, aged 16 years, 10 mos
and 28 , days.
At Bainbridge, on 2d of Felydary,.AßßArykid
Llacd son of Sheriff Sinitti aged three
years, one month and five days.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
11 . TILE MYSTERIES OF FIFE Tortxr •are
often exposed in consequence of the inefficien
cy of (so called) beautifying preparations;
but all who use 'C . RISTADORO'S Excelsior Hair
Dye know and feel that their secret is'secure.
No mortal eye can distinguish the blacks and
browns produced by, this dye from those ins=
parted bv the Creator.l7No destructive ingre
dient, nothing that can shriVel iip'or in any
way injure the hair, mingles with the,pressrva
tivc vegetable elements of this wonderful dye.
Cristadare.s Bair Preieryative, is lcii4l4lole
with his Dye, as it imparts the uanost softness
and the'most beautiful gloSs a*grestt'vifality
to the hair. Manufactured Ciirsianoito,
No. 6 Astor House, New,York - .: Sold.every;
where, and applied by all HairDressers.''
Price $l, 11:50, and
,'s3.pei;'box,
to size. ‘.
.
Hos•rti - rr.res 1317 t Ens have" :received
the warmest encomiums from,the presi and
people throughout the Union, as .a • valuable
tonic for the cure of Dyspepsia,, ylatulence,
Constipation, and general nervous dcbiliy,
cannot be approached. Every day. new
,case
of its great effect are chronicled through out
principal public journals. There is nothing
equal to the enjoyment to' that * which ,the af
flicted experience when using this valuable spe
cific, Its 'mild tone, its sure and vigorous ac
tion upon a disordered stomach, and the clean
sing of the entire human body should recom
mend it to all clansesof Our community. ,
ICS Sec adve . rtisthileilL .z& " • -
For sate by Druggist.t- and' &tilers generally,
everywhere.
•
11:3 — Dn: TonrAs' Venetian Horse ILinimenti
pint bottles at 50C `each,. for laniellesS,:eufd;
galls, colic,, sprains;.4e., warranted "cheaper
than any other. it is °used by :Abe great
horsemen on Lqng Island courses:' not
cure ring hooe . not spiwin, as there is no
,
anent in existence that will. , AVhat it is stated
to cure it positively dims.: No owner
ses will be withinit it after-trying one bottle.
One dose Ipvives and often saves the life 111)
over-heated or driven horse. For colic and
belly ache it has never•fitiled. Just as:sure as
the sun rises, just so sure is this valuable. Lin
iment to be the horse embrcca.tion of the day.
Sold by all druggists. Office, 56 Courtlaniit
street, New-York. ,
IQ— Eye and Ear : Prof. J. 15aac5,..114,1).,
Oculist and Aurist,.formerly of Leydeni'llol
land,'is located No: till pineLst.,
where„persons afflicted with, diseaseS of
the Eye or Far will be scientifically treated
and cnred, if curable. Artificial Eyes insert=
ed without pain, No Charges Made for'examr
Madan The medical faculty is invited, as
he lias'no secrets in his mode of treatinent.
ltJ— The Citizen Soldier will !find , a more
deadly foe in the brackish, muddy water and
damp night air'. than in; :the m ost. determ in ed
enemy. Holloway's. Pills so nitrify the blood
and strengthen the stomach and I o,vels that
the *dill cr camendure these hardships and still
be.strong and healthy. Only 30c per box.
v e: 46 ....a • T .I,*:;T OF LETTERS &twain
-4
Ette - 4 I ing in the Poit Office at
Marietta, Pa., fur the week ending Feb'y
Anderson, Jacob Musser, Peter.
Alwine, «Tillium Mlller, Jacob
Albright, Kate Martin, Mary J. 2
Buchanan Alexander Nicholas, Allace
Ile3nhir, aco h New, Adam
Douglres, Martha Rehm, Wendal
Erkins, Lydia A. Rhein, Margaret
Eder, Franz • Schnitz, Mathias
Elleswiller, Martin Shenk, Rachel • •
Bess, Christian Thacker, Isaac
( - tufty, Elizabeth Young, Mary
Kayler,
rl - PcrSons calling for letters in the abdve
list will please say they are advertised. One
cent will be charged on each.letter, tO.pay'for
advertising: A. CASSEL, P. M.
lor the Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen .
Garden
1864.] THE [1864.
G ARDENER'S MONTHLY, . , -
W. G. P. BRIZICKLOE, Publisher
Ot4e 7. 23 North Sixth-st„ Philadolphia.
TERMS-SI:pp.A.YEAR:„
EDITED BY THOIVIAS MEE/TAN•
THE KORTH LY CONTEWTS ARE :
Hints,- 1 0 to wet . . Garden and - ,Pleasure-Groi l
Fruit-Garden.; Vegetable-Garden,; Win
dow-Gardening.
Communications—Embracing the views of the
best writers on Hortieulture,,Arboriculture
and Rural Affairs.
Editerta/—Giving, tne. Editor's ,views on the
important Horticultural improyemeniat.,
Scraps and Queries—NeW Fruits-New,plants
—Domestic and Foreign .Intelligence- T Foi :
eign Correspondence—ziortienitural_notiees.
With each department handsoinefyilleStrated.
These general features will be retained; and
the publisher pledges himself that no lahor f or
expense shall lie spared to, render,the,sticeeed 7
ing issues of the magaiine every way. we4y ,
of the favor with which his previews efforts
have been amply rewarded.
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN.' .
DIEBIi L. BAKER,
'cribincr pt (5 trOnattier
Wont:n . • most resnectfully take this means'of
informing, tos friends and the public generally
that he has commeneed'the drawing of
DEEDS, • '
MORTOAGES, - " • '
JUPGAVI,ENTS
and in fact everything fa, the Cony EIA NC/ rto
line. Having gratuitous intercourse with a
member Rf. the Lancaster jlialywill enable him
execute instruments .ot,osyitipg with accuracy.
tCEP He can be found at"the office of " T.trs
MA RIETTIA Pr,' 3 on Front,streer; or.at his res
idence on Market street, near the " Donegal
House," Marietta.
a" Dian Deeds, Mortgages, Judgments'and
Leases always on hand and . for Sale..
TA.NIEL G. BAKER, • 4
ATTORNEY
LANCASTER, PA
OFFICE :—No. 24 'NORTH DUKE STREET,
opposite the Couit 'House, where, he will at
tend to the practice of his profession in all its
various brunches.
. ,
brands—iuirranted to.be
D genuine. H. D. Benjamin.
11 A • 42
ADJOURNED COURTS FOR 1864. It is
ordered by the CourtAtha the Adjourned
Courts for 1864 for the trial `and decisions of
calms in the Compton Pleas, Orphans' Court,
and Quarter Sessions, are to be held as follows:
FOR ARGUMENTS.
I week, commencing on Monday, March 21st
1 " " ' June 20th.
"
1 tf
To continue one week from
.the said days re
spectively, and as Much longer as the business
may require. All the eases on the list for ar
guinent in the Orphane Court, shall be taken
up on the first days ot 'said terms, and 'be pro
ceeded with until dispoied of, finless continued
by consent or causeshown.
The cases 'On the argUmentlist in the Quar
ter Sessions shall be taken upon Wednesday
of said term, if not prevented by the Orphans'
Court, and'if so, the cases in - tbe Quarter Ses
sions will.be commenced on the termination of
the Orphans' Court buSiness.
The argument of the cases in' the Cortinion
Pleas to be Commenced on Thursday of the
week, if not prevented by the'Orphatis' CoUrt
or'Quarter Sessions cases, in that case, the ar
gument list, of, said court is lobe taken up at
the terminatiOti of the cases in the other courts
and preceded in until' diSposed Of, unless con
tinued.* coniery.t or cause shOwn.
It is further' Ordered 'that"the absence of
counsel at the ,time appointed for hearing the
cases Mentioned in the preceding brders'shilf,
be,no cause. for 'saapandins the' proceedings,
therein Unless, by consent; or legal ground, for
a continuance tie shown.'
:•• . ADJOURNED JUAY,,TRIA-14%, . Las
'lt 'is ordered -brtlie Court that Adjourned
Courts for -Jury Irials-invilie•Coininori Pleas,
isill be•lield- tiS,follows,:..l--
iteeltomme - ncingthe!lst Monday, Feb. Ist.,
t “
, • 1 49: 4th- , FebAild.
": • ' - sth • :Feb.29th.
1 ;.4th - irlay 23&
; eau :' 30: ,
I " —"• sth • " • •:, Aug: 29.
I cc . • ic.l - 3 , 1 , . Oct. 17.
" • 'I" • - 4th " Oct. 24th.
1 " • - •• ,, 15t,•-••••
And such other periods its - niay. be Appointed
a t the aforesaidecohrts: ocat , regular , ternts.,.,
JOHN ISELDOMXID
" )"' Prothonotary:.
if..Dl—s;:eglis—
, • :0
No. 20 North Queen'-St.; Latogater.
HAVE COMPEF.TED•THEIR ASSORTMENT OF
NEWEST- STYLES. FOR FALL AND .WINTER.
Fatter ffurS Otittrn OM !
We have now connected with our business
as nritten l / 2 a 'verylaveialegant and 'complete
agsortment of ,
:<• 'r Y
Lgilles and Chllarens Fir s
oteve.rr-qualitYland ;all selected withreare and
judzmetit.. , ) ,, Our , :stock,:voinprisds 'every de
seriptioir of"size and fashion- Aire would , conr
seder" if a favor if , the ladies Cvould ,call and
examine our stock comprising Furs of, the first
quality. : ; ;; - ;
Ladies and .land
.1 44
eit"Llatso `ax;,, t
?Made` in the latest fashion' and , triin c 'in
gve'rys gallery of 'siyie 'and ' tagter' l sucti , a..4 the'
neat COQUETTE and the jaunty SVANISH
also• Hits untrimmed:. ,
ThAtikitil , for, the ,kiberal patronage extended
its in the past; we Italie 4 , a:careful attention
to` the wants of thepublic,4indikeeping &large,
excellent and-,complete, .assortment, afgoods
on:Aland, to merit. tr. continuance ofpopular.
. •
A 'l.l - 44 for
.I?enn,sylvanio. ,
2864.1, -,g ; HE-;PENNSYLVANIA[IB64.
FAR Dl ' ERt AND•GeARDENEIV,. -
- A griciatur Harticultui-e- and- karat
EDATE'D AND. PUBLIS)EIED • BY
. .
" •-• 'Wlit:•&'tYoill,7& &' Co.;
N0.'52 North' .817ithl
TERM'S: - - ONE, DOLLAR A YEAH. L!'
The Sixth' Verlaind'eciiardeziet:S
ra - autifyllatilier. -
" HaViligqibtaindir tha'Sarvietabf eminent ind
i , raetleal'Aglieult a - 6AS? flOtidaltuliaiS3 SpScki
BreEdateurid 'Bee 'Kespersove 6onfidently 61 2
far tha i 'eairerit yoluthe as on'e' 0f the: lies, e'VO
last oa; fat firhatical , thoOght:' 'had.
,!
- 'SEM? FOR A. SPEGIM "
el ED : W. [MALL, -
BURGI,i2ON DENTIST,
Having removed theltoanni formerly o ccupier
"by Dr: 'F -aifjoinfi*' Spangler `4 ,
teraan's Sta:re, Market Street, ivhere he is hew
prepared to wait Oil alt who inay fed
Ilisposedtopatromze - tnn.
Dentistry in all as branches•car
ried-en. Tr,:r...rit inserted On the most approved
principles of Dental science: Ali operations
on the 'mouth performed 4'2 4killftil and
workmanlike manneroll-fair princiPles and
ON itEASorinvn "
Having detertninelYepon a permarient loca
tion at this k3ia , ePoimuld ask a continuation'
of the lit ' • mime heretofore'eitended
to him, for writzt: he will renderevery'
ble- satisfaction. '
Ether administered to•proper persons: '
DAVID COCHRA.N',,
diid.Papei-"flare:ger.'
. .
1 - 17 OULD most respectfully infOrinAlle
izens of Marietta and the public - quer=
ally that is'Pre'p a'red• to to
Hd us w. p a i nt i ng i , •
China OlossVij:
Paper Hanging, . •
At very short notice and at prices to suit the
tithes. 11e,e..5.4 found at his mother's resi
dence on tile corner of Cheintt'aild ,Secon4
streets, - fain'ackkii beloxi. the :41. ,Z.:Chliich;"
and immediately:, o.pposite,the,,eld Oberlin
Coach Worlts. [44. 3-Iy.
l e l,,
"Int, I*?S`c'elebikted Truss,StirgiCal,Ba -
Age% Shoulder' l3rtices, Insfrunielit lnstrument's f r
lorrolij RiC... 'Rhein' articles arog'=...;J,
very - h ighly , recommended, by Profes-: ...5r.....
sors:Paiiceost and 'Griis,'s of the .reficfagnNed-t"
icat'College i.
rof Philade'pEia; aid the, (map-,
signed ,lenz`ers them ' to , „be oio`tipst art..b l e . :Ms, 01
the iiiiitl,muse. ' ", R.,,ifirikle; Itif. .1).:';' '' ,'
l A. fine easprtnien,:t of ,Fliverig - F.Akn i ctlfor
Cliew.ingsonietylng` very nice.', .
ii'qui - d. 4enii4iCor makinkilelicions deSseps.
Policing, Arepek,iiit4'otlie fine 40Eip4.• ,:
.Frii,n4iiiiinnie - ane oViek;Extiit.eti: ,
.., :‘`
• ' - TIV- sale b'' Dit '. 11'. "1.:A:.*,.D15.'"-.
THE subscriber ofte'is h his" Seri , ices to he
citizens of..Marietta.lin&vicinitYc.;
CON VEYANCING; - ENGROSSING ANILCOPYI NG.
Ire has kindly:been perrnitted - tri , refer to' i !•ce
• Jalne4"Dutry, esq., - S. S.' lsragley , egg.;
James Mebaffey; esti., S. F. Eagle& Co.- 2 . 1 .
W.G. Mehaffey;'esq., S. :& 1 M Hiealitdd.ow .
Cali be found at all tithes at his ';dWelling; op
posite John W,'Clitrini residetice,o•OdWitt'J
ket : atreelt,..ot at:George W.:Mehafey , s Saw
Mill, at,tha Upper . Station..
JACOB C. BURKART.
Marietti,'Oct 31, 1863-Iy*
• DR.YJ Z. IiOFFER;
5 OF. Tk1y..,..8.4v01t0ng„ uoLLEGE
ifia - M; OF DENTAL, SURGERY;
LATE OF X3.ARRISIoURG.,
OF F I C D:,--Front street, next door OIL
Williams' Drug Store, between Locust
end Walnut streets, Columbia. „ ,
B OHLEN'S long celebratedtGlNo
H. D. .BENJAMIX,
tiDr:.-Bea,i2Le cre., Co_
WOULDTAKE THIS
Method of informing their patrons and
f riends that they Have just received ailf
COMPLETE. AND WELL SELECTED
" Sept. 19th
" - Dec. 19th.
CHF.MIC ALS, TOILET ARTICLES,
_ .
DYF. 7 STUFFS, PERFUMERY, &e.,
Also a well assorted stock of Coal Oil Lamps,
Shades, Globes,. Burners, &c„ Inks, Pens,
Paper and Envelopes, Fresh Seidlitz
Powders, Citrate of Magnesia,
. Cologne of the best quality,
- Hair Oils, Pomades, Sago,
- ' Tapioca, Bermuda
. Arrow Root,
. • .
Groumi Spices, Packet Books, Soaps, Combs,
Brushes, Gum Rattles? Balls'and Rings,
M.aylors' Shaving Compound., Burnetts ,
Cocoaine and ICallistan,..,Plavoring
kxtructs of Lemon, Vanilla, Pine
Apple, Rose,,Strawberry and Al-
InCind; , lritant Powder, Powder'+•''
:. and ..-Phff _80...xe5, - 111a!lm ;of a
•A, Thousand ~r Flouters, •
,• • . •
Family Receipts - Carefiilly compounded
Prescriptions correctly filled at hairs.
.11: Calls answered by the,Doctor at all hours
, -
'"' nq ES, OQUORS:
BENJAMIN,
_ DEAL ER IN
E S 4Se LIQUORS,'
loot Buildmg, anetta,,Pa.,
BEGS , leaye, to inform, the. public: that he
wimcontinne the WIN E & LIQUOR, busi
ness, in all its branches. fle.will constantly
keep on hand all-kinds of . - • ,
Biiiiidies; Wines; Girl's, Iriih and Scotch
• Whiskey, Cordials; Bitters,6.c.,
' BENJAMIN'S'. ,*
Celebrated Rose TVhisky,.
ALWAYS ON HAND. •
A y.ery, surerior , OLD RYE WHISKEY
ust received, which is warranted pure.
31:7' . All H.: D: now asks . of the public
is a careful examination of his stock and pri
ces,,which,TV,ill,heis confident, rp,sult,,in '
' o
tel keVrei.f arid.'othets findiiig it' t theirad
vantage to make their purchases 'from I im
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
A.INT .
COMPXETE ASSORTMENT
~GOODS
HAS JUST BEEN OPENED BY
SPANC;LER •PATTERSON.
If you want a good Black or litown French
Cloth, or a supdribr, ,CaStor I3eaver Cloth, cr
a firsirate` tasannere for a Business Suit, you
caolgetilit. at , t ;Spangles fr Patterson's. ;
Do ycu want,a pi6d, quality of heavy or fine
Fur -COmfOrts, Cravats !
NeclClTes, Cciliafh ! '"Under'stiiris or Drdwere,
Fancy *Shrrtilii, , ,'' Shaker-knit Wool
"Host; or graij! Kerseys, go' to "
' z , * ," • • . 'Sfiangler"4 'Patterson — B.
i•
Nigel; will:tin& a gdod'assortment of'fashion
''. l ionable' ISA ka'," 'Colefed' Aljiiebas, "Poplin's;
Wl:aides; 4 Pfints,ShitWts,
morals,Bat-
Sontags, floods, Nubias, EintinSide=
- flea, 'Gloves Belts; J.lndergainientS,
• 'SkirtSl •Syiatniet "..V-Pafiefififft'isV
A lot of, 4 Dbritestic."Blinieki; Counterpanes,
Scotclueovhrlitls; Sheetings, Tickings, Osna
toirgi,-Cheika,,Mislins;iginfpiains, Rag and
Ingrain Carpet, just received; by
rgler ti Patterson.
. - -ftfrz3-iii' U - 41
Ifiting and, Tqa bett . .s t e fin.est white Dran
' 'ite 'ygtife; t th the" . yl4;l•At tt
.9 her !*ift`i"ic'vasidy:lf 'fiewc , dijrleGta
(etritini'cin'g
eveSythiligiii; that line'regdifedfor7iou_se-
bold purposes to il' be
an had cheapat
.'•-
Pine )7ftitte, Itinsins ' Cfanberties Baking
"Molesses, feat, Sugute,, .c.,at e
~ SR:11VOLE:1? PA
•
E kia dAT'SE:OP • •
- 4 * '; filim.krrmiSEßk.
- .
Just Pubtishediii it - *to 'Envqbpi. Fria
""" . '
'
' A Leetiire`ori 'tlie - Nainre,' Veattnent and
Radical Cure of Seminal' Weattness, or Sper
rnittoririati; induced:by ; Inyolun
tary Emissions, Imp° teneY, Nervous Debility,
and 'Thipeditnerits ' Marriage 'generally ;
Consumption, Epilepsy' and Fits; Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Rze. By' Ikon. 'J. Ctn.-
VEnieir.i, M. - D., AuthOr of "The Green
Book,''Ac . „ , ; ;
The WOrld-renewaed author; in this admi
rable Lecture, clearly PrOves from his Own
experiencb that 'the awftil canaegimnees of
Self:abnse!may, be effectually removed with
iit4
`medicine; and without,dangerous' surgical
operatiOns,'bOugie4, instruments, rings or cor
dials, pointing ; out a cure at once certiin. and
effectual, by which every - sufferer, no matter
what his condition may lie May, cure himself
privately,"" •
and radically.
giVe will prove a boon to thousands and then
' Sent under seal, in.a 'plain envelope, to any
aad'resi, onjeceipt of six ceiits; or two ; post ;
4ge stamps, b'y addressing the piihfisher.s,
CIIAB4.:C. 4CLINE,
toWeiy tieiv-York PI: 0. I3oi. AoSti
° J rc chant, at
01IN 41 . e 1 7'or , 'l —
of Market4t., and. Elbow Lane, Marietta
• ... .. .. ..... 4, • 1 •
dr , :zideATEFU.L for past favors I Wobld.retu.tc
UK. myithanksto mpnumeroustriends and pa
trons and inform them thattl still 'continue the
old business at the old, stand,:•where I will
pleased-to' see , theni at all tunes, 'and. having a
culEandsplendid assortment of
Lb THS, ) CASSIIIIERES4 'TIESTENTGS,
which will be made up to order at the ahorteSt
notice bylhe beat ofiworkinen, anjton reasona
ble tents ? tWonlilbe plkaset therefore ; to wait
upon my old 'euatbinetB and all vilio ) ade proper
to patronize me hereafter.: fOcr.29-5156.
First liatibital' Bank of Xarietta
?THIS .11 1 ANAINq ;ASSOCIATION
ria.VING'CO - 111AETED ITS ORGANIZATION
is TT, nrepured.toaraiiihet all kinds ‘of
The Boarf.t of- Directors,- meet vweekly, o
•--
to
Wednesaay, r discount and other business.
Itrliank Haters : Frbm 9 a'. to 3'r. st.
'soErN ROI:LINGER' *PitEsioire
4m03 Bi3wivrAN; Cash r. ,
• `lllfiiletta . Jiilr.ls;'lB63. • •
• The' 9 uMcsln:Wadies.
~ • ... • " •
HE Krrieficau,W;fltet nh
tee are.aorig.the heat
T
timeMePfy.s use, ilea for durability
etrength - and 'eurrottes' any other
watch °made , in the,'wbild: •
• H. L.' rtT'2 AHM
Cdrner Worth•Queeu-st., and Centre Sqiiarer
Lancaster, pa., have ,theirOor ,sale at the verb
lowest raterx T lyery,:nratch ar.einrpapieq with
the natifiracturOsgbarrikntee,to endure its gen
r I t 't o . pp pt qttfl.p,
..11J,11 JO , ,J•Jt
'"'Ti n best thing out
ciIkiko 4 G,IIIII..CLOTHEANER. CQAT
_lathe
iL, very best thjeg,,out.for Net weattier--not
somfclL,ipg
ranted ha to iliritifr. "Call an'd ` examine'them
LATI DI FFENBA •
SPtCtllakillS o suit 11 who+
e ft io ilpiaasdrmath eglasseri sat r.
mini be•btateldfait.lll4..tklL:cr. IZAHMS; Cor
nefiedn'NbrAitifaQoxeen-st4 anti:Center , SqOare;
Lancaster. ='Nem zlastee refitted old frames;
afehorti ''4 Tv6-1 r
rbRINI Cr'op' ivrolash6;
liese for Cakti. Just reccived
by SPA NGLER PATTERSON.
STOCK OF •
r
BANKING,BUSINESS.
szMiStrPPLEE & BRO„
IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDERS
And General Machinists, Second.street
Below Union, Columbia, Pa.
They are prepared to make all kinds of Iron
Castings for Rolling Mills and Blast Furnaces,
Pipes, - for Steam, Water and Gas ; , Columns,
Fronts, Cellar Doors, Weights, &c., for Buil
dings, and castings of every description ;
STEAM ENGINES, AND BOILERS,
rF TIIE MOST MODERN AND IMPROVED
Manner;
Pumps, Brick Presses, Shafting and
Pulleys, Mill Gearing, Taps, Dies, Machinery
for Mining and Tanning ; Brass Bearings,
Steam & Blast Gauges, Lubricators, Oil Cocks,
Valves for Steam, Gas, and Water; Brass Fit
tings in all their variety; Boilers, Tanks, Flues,
Heaters, Stacks, Bolts, Nuts, Vault Doors,
Washers, &c.
BLACKSWITHING in GENERAL.
From long ex periericeip building, machinery :ctr
flatter oursel veg. tlitti4e can jive keieral -11abil
feetaort to those who may favor us with their
orders. Ir:3—Repairing promptly attended to.
Orders by mail addressed as above, will meet
with prompt attention. Prices to suit the times.
Z. W.FZLEE,
` '- Ti • PPLEE.
Columbia, October 20, iStiO. 14 tf
The Glatt Parry_
r Palmierli'Kediey's;
OPPOSITE MARIE' TTA.
riims old Ferry—one of the oldest and most
.safe crossings qn the:Susquehanna.iliver—
is now in 'Charge of - the'inidersigned, Who (has
refitted the old and built new boats, which will
enable him to do ferrying with safety and dis.
patch. No unnecessary delay need be endured.
Sober and . experienced . Ferrymen, always en
gaged. No imposition in charges as the fol
lowing list will show :
Farm Wagons, each $1:00
Horses,,per head., :25
Single Ithine-AL , '4. /I.4rt , 2". ,
: 25
•Two-horse Carriage and two persons, 1:00
Buggy, horse and two persons, :50
Foot Passengers, each, :12
Stock of all kinds at thn old charges.
All Luggage over fifty pounds, 25 cents pet
100 pounds extra.
JOHN .ECKERT
July 15,.1863
S. S. RATEIVON,
Merchant Tailor, and. Clothier,
At R L Kramph's _Old Stand, on the Car
ner of North Queen and Orange
Street's;!Lanedsthr,:Penn!a:
GR ATEF U L to the Citizens of Marietta
and vicinity, for the . liberal patronage
heretofore eitended, the undersigned-respeet
fully solicits continuance of the same as :
luring them, that, under all circumstances, no
efforts Will be spared in rendering a satisfactory
equivalent, for. every act of confidence reposed.
CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES ANDVEiTINGS, and
such other seasonable material as fashion and
the market furnishes, constantly kept on hand
and manufactured to order, promptly, and'rea
sonably, as taste or style may suggest.
ALSO,READY-DIADE CLOTHING,
Gooods
and such articles as usually belong to a , Mer-,
chant Tailoring and Clothing establishment.
A LEXANDER LEIsT DSAY, -
Fashionable
Boot and Shag D anujacturer,
MARKET STREET ' MAVIETTA,
Would most respectfully inform the citizens
of this Borough and neighborhood thh.f
thellargest assortment , ,Of , :eity.made , , work
his line of business in this Borough, and be-
Riccticirtidot
himself,is enables to select with more judgment
than those who are not. lie continues to man
ufacture in the very .best manner everything
in the BOOT AND 'SHOE LINE, which he
will warrant for neatness and good fit.
31:Ca1l,and,examine his stock before pur
basing "else"Wh'gre l f 41111;1,
3.0040, OW* 10 lebnio
ri H. L. & s,
S ®
111VESPEC'fV.I.I1.1.:Y inform then
la. I'e:friends 'and thlit• they
, TO* still continue the WATCH, CLOCK
eiI.EtRT itt I tfie Old'
stand, North-west .Corner,og
Queen street and Center Square, Lancaster, pa.
A fu's algortraiii oftodaS . Iftie , cf ;bald
ness,always op hand and for sale, at ,the lowest
cash rates. ila• Repairin g attended to }ier
sonallybv thi proprietors. ar ~,tj :,„„
Lancaster, January,l , , 1,39.,
PORTABLE PRINTING OFFICES
lg . ,of
11111egdS; CaliVll*
Labelsi , Cards and. 'Stnall- , Ndwapapers.V.
instructions accomp ,a nx i gacli . tatee enAb,li.ng 3 s.
bOy ten yeais old to ikerintiem sucCesgOily.
Circulars sent.free. , Speernien stteers,otayaev
Cuts, Sze-, 6 ,eent9. Address,
AVAVY' PRESS ° CO:
31::Parki,ltow , 2] a. Y., anfl..3o:44ineoln.st,
Boston, Mass. 26 ly
Black Hawk Iroh.tre Washer.
fr HE undersigned having jusccompleted new
paterna for the Manufacture"of The cele
brated flack Hawk Iron Ore Washer. lie
has removed several objections to,the pax,
ern, and now feels certain of beingable s to
wash'ohd-tliird'aihre-drOh ore , per daY, - and
much sleaner.,,. Mgcbineg . manufactured , and
put up anywhere dfikrect at"fhi gliOriekt
tice, , and the working.of , theanachineguarrhn.
teed..
,He can, - refer, by permission, ~t,o Col.
Sikes Myers, of 1' w-etal *Funiaiie; Maria*
and to James,L.,,Stu_ a Es.q4 , asijoining,Mari ;
etta. Address
•
Marietta,, Lancgster, Co. Pa
MARIETTA • MARRLE ;YARD.' "
Michael Gable, Agt., •
MARBLE MASON, AND : STONE CUTTER,
Opposite the Town Hall Park, A . ,
JPPI I
THE Mathlo, ,business in_ all its branches,
will ire &int-fulledat 'the' old' tilacW, Went
the. own Hall and :opposite Funk's CrosstKeys
Tavern, , where, every clescrißtign of marble
wciik'will'be kept thi'lland Mildefb Order at
short-notice and/at.verwreasonable , pricps. :
Marietta, June 29, 1861. 49- ly
PLATEPLATED WARE: A. Large and tine stock
of Plated ware at H. L. & E. J. ZAHN'S.
D
of North' Queen street& Center Square
Lancaster, Pa. Tea Setts, in variety, Coffee
Urns. Pitcheis, 1 Goblets, ais. Strids, Cake
Baskets' - 'CIIM - Sitakets;- SPOotis,•Fbilis l , Knives,
Casters, &c., &c., at manufacturers prices.
' - ••• . • ' FL' •L•Ar. 'Et J;.ZAIIIWS. ,
Cor..Ncreth-Queen.st o and,Centre Square, Lan
caster,
.Pa. Our prices are_ moderate and all
gdodi warranted to' be' as represented. '
RZPLATING attended to atmoderate rates
, .
C HEAP LAMPS'. '
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
• • •
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns'
of every , , patein, suitable for the Piirlor, the
..dtchen and the Chamber ; Hanging and Side
Lamps . for Halls, Churches , Stores and Offices,
Haviniiiurchasedihem from the manufactu
rers in large quantities at the lowest cash rates
we can sell them tiiuch finder thi usual retail
prices,; ,although egery„. Vier. depAtion of
goods arc adVancing.
— PATTERSON - 4 . eO.
"Friends and Relatives of the bray
SOLDIERS & SAILORS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS & OINTIVENT.
ALL WHO HAVE F RI ENDS AND
Relatives in the Army or Navy, should
take special. care,, that.they he amply suppliid
with these Pills and Ointment; and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to
provide themselves with them, no better pres
ent can be sent them by their friends. They
have been proved to be the Soldier's never
failing-friend in the hour of need.
Coughs and . Colds affecting Troops
Will be speedily relieved and effectually
cured by using these admirable medicines, and
by„paying proper attention to the Directjonr
which are attached to each Pot or Box.
S'ick . lleadache and want of Appetite Incident
'Those`feelings which so sadden us, usually
trouble or annoyances, binstrticted
prespiration, or eating and drinking. whateVer
is unwlioiesonie; thus disturbing' the'betilthful
iibtinn of the liver and Sfornitch....-These degami
must be relieved, - If•Yirti Staitetio do well:—
The 'Pills', taking itecording to -the printed
instrbCtions, will quickly fwd.:Wenn healthy ac
tion in both liver and stchlutch, and as a Matn
ralconSeadence s'clearlead'and goad appeitte.
'Weakness and Debilifi induced by
OVER FATIGUE.
Will .soon disappear by the, u„se,of these
Valuable Pills, and the Soldier' Wilfqnfekly,
aCquire additional strength. Never let, the
bowels be
~either confined or unduly acted
upon. It may ,seem strange that IlellaWay'S
shoUld be recommended for Dyeentety
and Flux, many persons supposing that they
would 'increase the relaxation.. Thai' is a
great mistake, for these Pills will correct the
liver and stomach and thus remove all the
acrid liumours from the system. This medi
cine will give tone and vigor to the whole
organic system however deranged, while
health and strength follow as a matte, of
course. Nothing will stop the relaxitiOnof
the Bowels so sure as this famous medicine.
VOLUNTEERS ATTENTOIN!
Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and Swellings
can with certainty be radically cured if the
Pills are taken night and morning, and the
Ointment be freely used as stated in the printed
nstructions. If treated in any other manner
they dry up in one part to breallout in another.'
Whereas this Ointment will remove the
humors from the system and leave the patient
a vigorous and healthy man. It will require
a little perseverance in bad cases to insure a
For Wounds either occasioned by the Bayonet
Sabre or the Bullet, Sores or Bruisis,
To which every Soldier and Sailor are liable
there are no medicines so safe, sure and con
venient as Holloway's Pills and Ointment.—
The poor wounded and almost dying"sufferer
might have his wounds dressed immediately,
if he would only provide himself with this
matchless Ointment, which should be thrust
into the wound and smeared all around it, then
cover it with a piece of linen froth his Knap
sack and compressed with a handkerchief.—
Taking night and morning 6 or 8 Pills, to coot
the' systan and prevent inflaina!ion. '
Every Soldier's Knapsack and Seaniltri's
Chest should be provided with these inValtia
.
We Remedies.
IMPORT:I NT CA ttrION !—None are genuine
unless the words " HOLLOWAY, Nxw :Tout
and LONDON," are discernible as a Wateil ;
mark in every leaf oi'the 'bobk of directions,
around each pot or box i, the same ~ may, ba
plainly Seen by holding the leaf to the" lied.=
A liandaorne reward will he "given tO any'olte
rendering suphinformationns may lead toithe
deteation.okanyvarty or,parfies counterfeiting,
thp,rnefficines or yending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.., , A
*,!Sold' i at the 'Manufactory of Professor
ligi t i,oWait, 80,.-Maiden
,Lare, New ,York,
and hyAill respectable ,Druggists .and Dealer&
ia Medicine Ahroughout the .civilised world,,
iii pots or kixes,, at 30c 70c. and slilo each. ,
f43.l.,,l;liractions for the:guidance , olpatiento
disorder n are affixed to uschfpot, ,
7....„4,4ecefers,e;nmy.well known =sentinel/ can,
kemtfin,nly c 4 ,4,9,,CI A C V LASB, sent them,:
Q4..EXTENPE, PM, addressing
'Ol - 0#1,410 ,40LLQ.FV,Ar.
OMNI
, ,
80 biditien, Lalin. Nnw7l(ork.
there is, considerable .saving by taking
iiie.imger)sizps.. • , , [Dec 26r ly
ohs ZotiMbiq ilotowee , 06.,
Of C9lumbia, Lancaster .County, Penn'a
1 ,CHARTER,PERPETUAL
TH I 8 ,Compapy continues! to insure Buildings
pTIIBII. property, agains•
Iptis,and., &image .by, fire, on the mutual plan
either:fir,a 4 cash,premium,os premium note
arge,apd increasing capital of • .lie Com
, papy, : consisting of ,premium notes given
by•its members and' based upon
1,',.475 -789 35'!
INSURED
,DA' TIIE,AIUTUAL PLAN,
Aff9Tdirg guisr'itiatte . e equal, to ten
times, ibe‘iiV,4rage lop Ofi the. amount insured ;
andAtie - Dir'eetors, pledge themielves to deil as
those wit:o May Sustain loss or
damage as the 'ease will admit ; of, consistent
with justice to all partiesConeerne,d.
Ariz b 0:0? it . E.MIP AOTEg . , $155 A 490,
, ,
expended, taniiiryst, t 1'852;t4.1;668 57
Csssh reccipgile'rizig ,
;:61;lee i sAOnts 7 e,gmmis49n:4,,6„:781 47
caSh receipt in SalfulAry' Ps63 b9's 80
.t 3 h
. —4— 9 3438 k
Losses, ancl„expelises.pal4 urrng
s tjme
year I,S¢ • 44,*
Balance urie pende3,, Yeb'y ISti3' 3,016
'or the use of Mer
hants, Druggists
nd all, Imainess.a . nd
rofessionabh, men
rho wish to do their
,pripting„,neat,,
r and cheapii . ."
.. 2 •Pted , ktitile .print 7,
ti
• . o9,:ip 84
§‘ Gt' , F.F l l
Eaft:Q.E.: yvij.NG,:.l.r•V Rea:etc:Vl t ,
Miell A EDI s - :$
ciltLive o: '0! .4 ,4; .*
1.1.4 .31dititIMPFPR"...".111
Robert T. Ryon, ;Abraham gettrierpgr.,
J o hn FendrioM " :7
Samuels EaEoetiein; Ariohaekgr'Sktsinesn;
Eph - raiwirferekey,,-1, Michaek it. Moore,.
George§'Yotellgr, , Jre,u ` ,, Arklolast LI& Donakir
e •'... Aria6s— , Sll Green:,
, lAlnrrnan3ripts4Tke :lotiowing. persons are
all members of this' Comphay::.. -
Sainkraftetra.; al. Jones. John: 'South,
Joseph ; Emz., cohapb,jst.,-Geo.,Boe L e„ Hiram
XettgerA, H.,C.
Eond,eremipt,,Jetin Sbenberger, 4.,G.Pn, 1 120,
Fitiak,,Sll4lpt, JOhn, Gaus„ J. J. ; &.A..s. r .mc-,
Michael, S. Shuman, K.
J94hetcoiriPPrt,G'eo- W.: Washington
:Samuel Shock,; Re : hart Hainalton,
Eckert Alyers, Thomas ,Weleh,,win. A.
Martin, Ca.sper Seibert,. J. w...cottrelj, Philip
Huebner, Ephraim Hershey, PhilipAchajek,
Bavid, Hanauer, John Kramer, jacob ; Stacks,
JacebStiine, lienj. F. Appo i ld, Wm.:RV-hipper,
'John Q. Benney, John Felix,Silyeater,,Yogle,
Sarripel4rms,..A, Gray ifk. Co., East ,(IpmfieN
.Minch.,. Fa/moatit- ; -Abraham col
'Samuel Horst,. Michael ,Iless, tmwas...
Earikm, B. A. Shaeffer,, Henry E.
Leman, Wini, CoOper, John Sheaftpr„ , Geo.
Reese. Marietia---Geo. W. - ,Mehaffey, John
H. Summy, Frederick Mahling, E. D. Roath,
Calvin A. SchAirner,, John. Naylor, • Samuel
Hopkins; Martin Hildebrandt; H.' & F. .Fletc
er. ' MountJoy—Jacob'MYera, ISfael", Barn
'Michael ' Brandt, Jobri .Brelernap.
`llt4ctheiin=rohn Hosteter, J; E. craip,;.Batilit,
I.lo l i , ;,Geq. Weaver, john
P liutt; Arnt, Jacob. H. Itline„ David
Maytotim—Hiram Beatty, deorge B.
Miirray, Samuel Pence, SithOn F. Albright.—
Bo'wers. Amor 'Toipnship
. .Jacon 13. Shuman, Christian Miller, Julius
Shuman. Pena Town.44t—Daniel Frey,
Henry B. Becker,. Henry bleff, ohn
tier. Rapho Township—Chriatiam Braider,
'Edward" - Givens, Michael Witman. West
Remifield Township—H. E. Wolf, 13. A. Price
M. A.R.Reid, J. 4:Strie ' kler Amos S. Bowers,,
Ja c ob libffman. ' Warwick Tenon&bip—Daniel
B. Erb.
4 1Z,The Company wish to appoint an Agen t
for:each Townshipin . Lancalitic County.—
P„eriiiiitwishing to take the Agency ant apply
in 'potion or by letter.
, 1
, p LANDLORDS ! ;•. Just rece.ived, - Scotch
~,a,tiii 'lrish - ar!fft I= S "F.IC cr . RI kiv , likiittilt.
t ttre,`, , at ft , O.' lremfaiticaltls: -7 ,x: t,.,
to Soldiers !
LASTING CURE