The Mariettian. (Marietta [Pa.]) 1861-18??, August 13, 1864, Image 3
tote Ygral Marititian. MARIETTA CAR. HOURS. The several pas senger trains will leave the "Upper-Station Depot" as follows: Mornin* train, East, at tea minutes before 8; Mail train West, 11:56 ; Way train East, 1:45; Harrisburg Accommo dation train, East, 6:39 and the evening train Welt, at 7:02. Marietta, Saturday, August 13, 1864 Gr In consequence of the illness of the publisher for the past week, our nsual.ri ]..v is very much curtailed this week; we will try.tJ make it up. gir We received, a few days since, a copy of a Cuba newspaper from Dr. John J. Sowerby, who is surgeon on board the U. S. steamer "Merrimac," which was in front of Havana on the 25th n 1;. timo. The Dr. in a short note, says "We leave this evening in chase of the blockade ranter "Matagorda," bound f or Galveston, Texas: The "Harriet' Lane," formerly 11. S. Gunboat. is at this portstad wilt soon leave as acoofed„ cruiser." firtfolan . Mitchell, an industrious: re: spectable colored man, who .lived . in. M tient Joy for many years, died oh the 31st. nit, at the advanced 'age of one hundred and two years., 'lir Wm. Aug. Atlee, Esq., hat' been elected Chairman of the Executive Com mittee of the Union League, of Lances 'der, in place of Pr. Cassidy, dec'd; Gr. Matthew McGrano, of Lancaster city, a Sergeant of Company A. 99th Penoeylvania volunteers, was killed in battle at Deep Bottom, Virginia, July 27, 1864. sir Lieut. Col. David Niles, of 'the 79th Penn'a. Regiment, lately a prisOn"-: er at Charleston, has been exchanged, and may be expected home in a 'few days. The County Commissioners have ionatedlen thousand dollars for the re lief of the suffering people of Chambers. burg. This proMpt act of mercy on the part of the Commissioners will meet the approbation of the whole people of the county. V. B. Paltudr, of "Advertising Agen cy" fame, died at his residence in Phila delphia last week. gr Lancaster township, the home of the great Buchanan gave a unanimous vote for the soldiers amendment at • the recent election. In a canvass of the township immediately preeneding the election, it was ascertained that two votes were against giving the soldier the right to vote. These were. Buchan an and his ) Irish coachman. 'The for mer being unexpectedly called to a cop perhead conclave at Bedford Springs was unable to attend the polls, which the Irish coachman did, bet 'could not inuater courage to Tot in tsia vote. Ile left the polls swearing that "Ameriky would bean illigunt countbry when the sieges would have the right to vote." We hope that the bogtrotter's disobe dience of his master's order will not lose him his situation `Lancaster Examiner. tom' The majority for the soldiers amendment to the Constitution in this county runs up to 8,933, and is the State to ninety thutmaed I An AWXY COORANG W AGON'.—The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post thus describes a cooking wages present. ed by a Philadelphian to the United States Christian Commission. ft is (frown by,,, two, horses. The cooking Wagon eOnsia's of three boilers for making tea, coffee and soup. From the furnace of each of these boilers a smoke pipe rises, giving the machine' the re semblance of a steam Bra engine. Each. boiler holds foarteen gallons, and is cad pable, while on the march, with good feel, of boiling ten gallons each in twenty minutes, and when stationary, they will boil twelve . allons each in the same time, which would be from ninety to one hundred and 'eight gallons r per hour. The machine is coupled together like a piece of artillery, and can be no limbered and part of it, stint after more provieiope or ?wood, if necessary. The provision cheat, which is on- the front part of ite wagon; is fitted with japanned 13414 for holding respectively one hundred' pounds of sugar, thirty pounds of ground coffee, twelve pounds of tea, twenty pounds of corn starch, and , thirty ,ponude of hoof. Two* buckets accompany the ma obiee,-,(01; the purpose of carrying water, SOUP, or clothe, to any dietnnt portion of the field ; also two gridirons, for toasting bread or broiling meats ; and an axe with which to cut wood for the furnaces. Un der thewoa is a box, in which the fe el is ca rd. The lijoilere haivhich the tee and cof fee are e made contain a perforated strain er, o I top, into liana the tea or coffee [ate.. and and which p revents the leaves , ediment yrom.beinrm uwo off from 41, eet ' • quid. s .aid enough PDT' can be cooked ste w wagon to feed,f , ur backfired me n e,titem It will prve of great use :u 4 k a cow w i es t on le ego sive operations 1 46 ' Army of the Polo , ac. PI: Acted Mr. Oegretar esitAito the. Peoples of es t " on put flr4 page.'; DE-. GU:DI lode. K.T.T.INTK.=I2,s Bitter 'Wiese ox KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE,OF IRON. PURE and powerful TONIC, Corrective and Alterative, of wonderful efficacy in iseasea of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaints Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, De pression of Spirits,XonstipatiOn, Intermittent Fever, Acidity of the Stomach, !Valise's ' Heartburn, Disgust for Fool, 'Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Dtf cult Breathing, Yellowness of the Skin and Ries, 'Fever and Doll pains in the 'Head; Pain ,in the . ' Side, Back; Chest add Limbs.. . It will cure every case of Cttio.nic,or piervpus Debility, ,Dieeapek,of the : ,Kidneye, and. Dieeaaes arising, frijol a disordered Stomach Good for Male or Fe. . 'mate, Old of Young: The ntost beneficial medicine known ; gives better satbfaction, and cures !more diseasei y• than another preparation- offered 1 o L 'th pub iic. Prepared "solely 'by S. A. KUNKEL' &' BRO.,!1.18 Market greet, Harrisburg. For sale by Aruggists mid dealers everywhere.. ( COUNT.ATFBITS. As Kunkel's Bitter Wiue v of Iron is the only sure and effectual remedy in tlie'knewn world for the permanent cure of Dyspepsia and 'Efe:- batty, and as there'ara a number - of imitations offered to the public, we would caution- the coosirrunit) to purchase none but the genuine article, manufactured by S. A Rerun. E Sc Han., and has their stamp on the top of the cork of every bottle. The very fact that others are attempting to imitate this valuable reme dy, proves tte worth and speaks .volumes in its favor. The flitter Wine - ef Iron is putuptin 75 cent and $1 90 bottles, ind - sold brig iespectable druggists throughout the cdonntry. Be partic-' ular that-every' bottle bears the fec simile of the proprietor's Signature. This Wine includes the most agreeable and efficient Salt of Iron we possess'Citrate' of Magnetic Oxide combined, with the most en ergetic -of vegetable tonics, Yellow Peruvitm: bark. The effect in many cases of-debility', loss of appetite, and general prostration, of an eitiment Salt of Iron, combined , with tour valuable Nerve Tonic, is most 'happy. augments the appetite, raises the wage, takes off muscular flabbiness, removes , the pallor of debility, and gives a florid vigor to :the coun tenance. GENERAL DEPOT, 113 Market Street, ' HARIIBIII3RG P " For sale:by all reapoctable dealers :through out the country. [Ja 25.6ut • Ftta iwA R cc Oci; NO. 661 MARK.F.T.STREET, MARIETTA,. PA. D EALERS Z.N . ' • FOREIGN '& DOMESTIC jit.u , dtaate, " , , Keep,constantly on hand a full stock of. Buil ding Material. - Wails, . ' , • " - ,'• LOCKS; EIN GES... , ... GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,,ViiVITE LEAD, A SUP Eittb R agircLE or CarEsr; Jcc., - C.') .1 R 0 N: Rolled alit Hammered • Iron, Steel, Horse-Shoe Bars, Norway Nail Rods, Hoop and Band Irol,, Horse-Shoe Nails, Bolts, Filen, Rasps, etc. ' HOUSE-KEEPIIVG GOODS. FIRST-CLASS COOKING ARO P A RLOR STOVE, RANGES,., Tubs, Churns, Cedar Stands, Wash Baacds, Buckets, Knives and Yorks, OLated tV "51i"1.5.r? Sad Irons, Kraut Cutters, Waiters, Brass and Copper Kettles Clothes Wringers, Pans, - /run Ladles Meat , Stands, Coal: Oil Lamps, Shades sad Lanterns, Tea Scales, Coffee Mills, Painted , Chamber Setts, Bsc., Brushes, Wheel Shovels, Hoes, Spades, Horse Brushes, Wheel Grease, Etsh, Sperm and Lnbric Cistern Pumps ' Long .and Short - Traces, Breast Chains, &c., &c. -- T 0 0 LS: Hand and Wood Saws, Hatchets, Chopping and Hand Axes ' .Planes, Chlssels, Augers and Auger Bits, Braces, Prunning Hooka and Shears, &c., &c. Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit and receive a continuance of the same. PATTERSON 4 CO. Marietta, July 30, 1864. tf A GENCY OF THE 11,_ • - DUTCH. BAST INDIA COFFEE COMPANY-, DEPOT REA.DE-ST., N. Y The above. Company are kno vn all. over the world as the owners cif the Coffee Plantations of Java and Batavia in the Dutch East Indies, and are the largest monopolizers of :Coffee, on the , Globe. • s .The undersigned- (wbo is appointed their sole Agent in the United States and in the British Colonies) 'will have for sale three dif ferent kinds of COFFEE, which, for regular ity of grade and cheapness of price, will defy competition. • _ Our 46 BATAVIA COFFEE" never before introduced in this country, but extensively used In the ' Armies and Navies of Europe and richly valued, will be put up at prices te come within the reach of all consumers; and pur EXTRA JAVAnvill 'be the Magnam Coffee of the age. We will hare,for accommodation of Gro cers, 'Families' an Government Cohtriefbrs, samples (dry, and• drawn) for .testing. . ... Orders solicited. On receipt of cash, Coffee promptly forwarded as directed. A. LIPPMAN, 168 Reade-st.,.N. 7 : - Sole Agent, D. E. I. C. Company. MITE COLUMBIA INSURANCE...CO" Of Columbia, Lancaster Orunty, , Psaria. FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT. Whole iimoniit insured, •• $2,604,435 68 Whole amount of Premium Notes, 255,931 46 Bal. Cash Premiums, ' ' January 1, 1863, $2,12031 Rec'pte for premiums, less •Ait's commies lOUsIS63, 9,382 45 Receipts in r Assessments less Att's commissions in 1863, - -2,385 02 • .$13,887 79 Losses and expenses paid , , in 1863, $10,13332 Bal. of Premiums, .Tan. 1, 1864, 3,754 47 • ' • -.•-• 419,887:79 A. 8. GREEN, PRESIDENT, GEORGE YOUNG, Jr., • Secretary. MICHAEL'SIdIJII#AN, Treasurer. , Driicronn • , Robert T. Ryon, " 'John W ~ Staley i•lohn Pendrich, H. G. Minich, ' • &WWI F. Zs e Wti sV tilikklteAS 'Skurruirs 4 ,al,seissel iShumon,, 8.. q. Skyrniker, • ! WHIP 4 . 4 1 4 1 5 i . iftcholoi At.a.:,* 1 1441Z - !' Edmund )BPednerpa Amos U. i• preen. Fessenden's the <United Lt, should'be BEwnas or ; THE DELFT: rams Who woublit be out of the Draft'? PUT that which effects us in connection with the Army, is not th , only one—the raft upon Itie .e,nca„ . o.-itttsq.times is equally severe—coniequently we ptuctiasqltlpds where we get them cheapest. ... - -. SUCCESSOR I TO DAVllErtarffi IN THE EIAILOWARE BUSIMS,' Would take this metliod of itiforming.theailib lic that be 13 now . ,iriparei. to form 11111p:its in bialide of business, such as Maas, Oils, Viinlishift' Stoves, Iron, •Curpenter's Bolts, Locks, Nails, all kinds of Building material, Coackmaker's "Goods,' Cediiivatic Fancy Articles in huge variety, with atulll.B-` aortment of shelf godds generally.Whietr'he' will sell at the lowest gifiees; virholosaleur re , Call and examir.es,thinstock.. Itla.iet.a, , March 5, 1864. "- 'NEW ` StrliSEit::4o'oilo.;;.",3!. THE initheng heiriand fOilhe 'Noducts. of thelo9mtoclellie and.sheyer our.rapid ; ly'inCfeasinz army, 'fias'eroat'ed , deffcir., ty of many fablig.e. We.a,rpfease4, hpweyni . , to antiolftfee to our customers ' and the public generally that by. • . • • . NARLY rintcuicEs iv*** antidinited 4aye tOiettutifin stoat' ' I . ' ' ' us =Jar at lower prices than they now citn purchased . in the Biistern Mieeket.e. , . . Our Stock' einbraces 'elierything new dida ble- and 'cleavable in Driss MateriFti, .•', Spring Cloaks. 4" Cloaking, - --Colored and Black. 1 Balmtnals, Shawls,' Shire; ' Misery, CLOTHS, Belts„ Ernprp4Aeries. , ~ • CLaTHS, CASSI(VIERES AND VESTING,` - For Dress and . Business Suils, made tip to, nr der "%Who def . :died. "A'fine-Abiortineitt Of Woolen Cdtto'n - icid • ' • /or Itieriqtrid YOuths. 'HOUSE FURIVISHiNG Goops; - Sheeting,.Counterpapes, , Blankets, Linen . ; Or; naburgs,Diaper, Crush, Feathers, Ingrain, Stair' and. Rag.. Carpets, -Table and Floor Oi Cloths, Window Blinds 3 • Glass &c. d an Queenaware, Groceries. • . • ' Syrups, Sl?Sarsi Salt, Tess, 'Fish; ' &c. SPA NGLER 4. PATTERSOIY. n N C tJ.E ,• NO 92 'l4 A int*T . ' STRNET, ATARIV:#I). Takes this means informing,lus old ut curt- toers and the public generally„ that he has re-taken tlie old stand (recently occupied, by. George L. Mackley,) and is now-permanently fixed to prosecute THE: HATTrIvo BUSINESS = Raving just returned from the city where he seleCted a large, varied aud fashionable assortment of everything iu the HAP AND CAP LINE.; and now only asks an examination of his stock and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. Having also laid. in a stock of Hutting mate rial, he will be enabled, at short notice, to manufacture all qualities—from the common Soft:to the most FeAionable Silk Bat employing none but the . best workmen, and manufacturing good goods , atiowprices, he hopes to merit and receive a liberal. share atrikublic patronage The highest price paid-lot - Furs—in trade or cash. - S. S. RA'I'HVON, Merchant Tailor, and Clothier, ` At F .1: Kramph.'s Old Stand, on the Cor - ner of North (2iteen aril 'Orange Streets, Lancaster, Penn'a. GRATE'? UL to, the Citizens of Marietta and vicinity, fur, the liberal patronage heretoforeextended, te undersigned renpeqtr fully solicits a continuance of the stun**, as suring them, that under all circumstaric,es, etrop,will be sparedin reederkng.a.satitifsctory equivalent for every act of confidence reprised: CABSIBIERES V,ESTI/46411id such,other seasonable material as fashion and the makket furnishes, constantly kept on'hand and manufactured'to orderoromptlyi and ren- , mulishly', as taste'or style may suggest. - • • ALM:I,-11.RA V-EfATIE CLOTHING, • • Gentlemen'eFurnishing"Gooods. • and such articles 'as usually belong to a• Met- , chant Tailoring and Clothing establishment. E PORTABLE PRINTING OFFICES ir theme of Afer mute ¶ D, g gistfir alf,bminess and rofessionable men oho wish to, do their wa printing, neat , and eboafay. A i.pted to' the print ig 'o ' f. Handbills; Circulars; Lab.els, Cards and. Small,. ,iCewspapers. instructions accornpany, each,office ensibling,e boy,ten years old to wor k: them .eucessalfil!,y, • Circulars sent free. . 4pecime.n sheets of Type,, Cuts, &c., 6 cents. ,Addieke, ; , . _ _ A IjAMS PRSS E Co: 31 Park Row, N. 1.100lf.; Bootop, M. ?,,b7 , DAVID COO HR4N., Painter, Glazier Paper Hanger. ' VOULD, most'respectftilli inform the cit `izens of Marietta and the gener ally that he is prepared to do" House House Painting, , • 4, • . China Glossing, - • Paper Hatiging;43^e., At Very short notice end at'prices to suittbe Hines: lie ean be found at his rnother'slesi dercei etc:the corner of Chesnut and Second streets, a' few doors below the.. M. E. ' Church', and kilinediatelY 'opposite the old Oberlin Coach Works. [Aug. 3-Iy. , • . SPECTACLES to edit an who .M.040+11. can be aided with glasses, call' be bOught at H. L. t i . :10: J.' 2 ABM' S, cor ner of North Queen-at., add Center Square, .Lanrainer.. New glasses refitted iii oldfratixes, atab 'notice. ' [.v6-I'p 6 [.v6-I'p ort TIT L C'o X S Celebrated• Imperial VV tension Steel Spring Skeleton Skirt, with self-adjustible Bustle. The - latest - arrd best in use, just receiyettikt - IFF T'• GIJM , CLOTH .OVER. COAT is the , very best thing out for wet weitheranot 04-ClOth--Ibut sofuething :far Ape:tor : war ranted'not to shrink. Cell 'and'ekamine them AT R. Eehternach's ArrnylLotionoan-infalli.: j r remedy. for Saddl&Galis i Open Sores, and diiteitses of the skin, . ATTHE GOLDEN MORTAR. URYEA'S REFINED MAIZENA, Prepared froth ..IVraize;in Indian Corn; for uneasy purposes. Fot sale at • ACM , §. 110 1 1 1 .Y4!g celebrited 7ppiAtiv:(47kujc TXOIVS 11510 D A' 0 108 V) A-Amale Pdbf • The q —,. 'ql*:111-kriricir AGRlGlll3l3ftkii, ERRIE4Vitirl, Cli.ll Friends and Relatives of the brave ; E P. lEupzi&g4 SOLDIERS& SAILORS. THE DRAFT!! IinfAIItTLETTE.i. This' Pertilikoirie composed 1 11 OLLevi.A.WS pILL: 8, . - o.sllLinigiNT . i - of night soil and the fertilizing elements of 4 - . ~, . „,, urine combined, chemically. and mechanically , with dther - valutible fertilizing semis an d eh-% A LL LIAVe: P. ft lEN D '3 AND sorbents ‘o '- . -•• JAL ' 1 -I r'" • 44. ' 4 -' RifatiVes'id.the 'ArihNiOr Navy, should Iris reduced to a pulverized condition,thatV b • dy for immediate use, acid withou,t, loss of its- with these Pills and' Ointment ; and where the rea- take special came, the. e amp].)• supplied highlyi 'nitrogenous fertilizing properties. .breve Soldiers and Sailors have negiected. A to Its universal application 4to MI .Crops and.. Provide themselves with them, nobetter pres- Soils, and its dunibility4a44,Agige quainies, ent can be sent them by their friends: . They are well knosy.p,,lo As all that agriculturists havelmen‘Proved to be the_ Soldier's neyer can disire. I Paten 4126 - iiik WV. failing r friend in the hour of need. -f1.??.. _,_„....0.ni b • 1 - 'IHF:MIUAL 'COMPOST. This Fertilizer Cotgits antl . ooldii4ffeCting Thiqpit , k_f 111 InlgelY CPrflpoiAir - rifa,iiikinkal mxtter, , • ,• , ..,,, ~••• „ e h .7,i ß ,lpthdi t 4 lie n y e ll #,Q . 14, a ihg r 4; lath, ,[. k i d Will `be-i.k.hei these admirable mediciees, and speedily relieved ` .and' ll i g- Wool, togethenewithectiemicalsiand, inorganic cured by by paying proper attention to the Direction, fertilizers, which decompose the mass, ffand re whisl4 are-attached to each Pot 0r,tf0x:...„ . ban 11,e ) nitibledmis (del - hints'. Ins ti:laugh ly imptegnater With'tiiiiiCancrstha. - liiinher Sic4ol:eickche einci!tth . fir Of dpetilergegt is. portions of nidi" §6if: - ••• i 1 ' lo So l diers f 4 ' . It i? . s • vel) 'Xilliiillle•'re'rtilizir`Or field Crops I Those feeling which so.jatlen,rts, usually g en4 al i t "0 1 "eifii`crlAl-..f.f6l'..PiPat(ieif , • add ...• arise from trouble "or'annofingic obstructed gattlenplirgoilii.: • -'" ''''''' '''' • ''''' ' ' pre itationcor eating and • ikinc What 11S t qcelledt"ii,tiiiiiiieS. etrehgth! and • chrrlP- is u wibleinin4. tfihe dietu if thOthAth 1 nate, ifilfe` Ade' it li.sr ponilCt With , till Who ac - fithnliVeriscuesto`fritt WTheseffirg. tisivVilsed.it.' - ' - Ffia; S2triiiieTrin.' • - 1 must be re - eyed, if„) . Ali.defge qo i iri - IiRH "' ,..iSzF.F4IITFF.IT - I1.101: - It' is a" ' The Pills s klieficq.pedi - o - g t t i ti — d i c .hizi:ii PtiOSPES, ` t 4 ,lc l ; reitifitzer' , and IA par instruction Willqiulilie,,pri`idusiS, s e c_ ,c. ticulii.ily.e4apted:for s 'llic,cntiiiifinn o 1 trees tion in both liver ami l st,oniacb, and aq, - a niktu frults,,,lawne ind g floyers„ 401111, promote a ral cauSenuence a cleat hescland gdolf aipeiite'. fr vieri t ,; a ig i;k lr l .o.O la s.. rt g a c t il fl i e ixt UFfAl Le r e o * Fv ss il g, o lw rit P i,i ld . j a n 6d it ...' :Ureakites; :ignii. ~:ib e bil:typinduCed.., by. l. Pericet.the =maturity, oflftei:fr9ir .r e tlf 11 9 1 7 _ho,utle.ralid h ( nlfile4• 3l4l. tßliSils, , and ;tl/409,.. if , Will soon Av. the use 6f.. these in' 4 , acquire additional strin;fll;..N.;ver-, let .tlie will , hev , fßillt. 4 4.o,iiiitliSPertsl9 3l O_ortiele'O,°,o7, valuable Pills;aud,:,the SOlifiey Will.quickiy mire their greatest perfection. .1L.Y 6 , - . 1 . 4 Prevent and cure dip 4 easod,cqpilitio a na qt, 4- q cac b and . b ssrfi l s ,b s s itssr, nol ,4 lo o,,ni,' s ti d s ly a pis %grape, andfli-eletallehlqffilratsirn'dliewins. , upon. It may seem' strange that Hollowayjs The formula ittO•mathed icifi combining its . Pills„,stionid be-recommauded for , Dysentery , 'constituent fertilizing ingrediendoilbeve- re- t and.F.ltVta'tgoar..Pers99.l , s,uPPPsOgttbafifte,y,, "cerved the highest approval of eminent. diem- : would increase,. the, relaxation.. This, ,is,ea . lids and scientific agriculturists:, ..„;,Pricei.:sso great inrstak e,forth eiie.,Pilla.wil, I..tcoireCt s th,_ e',.. r PER Ton. I liver . and • stomach and thus treMOY 4 '4ll floc TIOSPHATE,9O:IO4v....I Tlie - Agricultu- ' 0cT4 1 .3 1 9. 19 9 9 r9 fr9Affiu-sX 9 tf9l. ~'4 his meth i r'; ' hotimphlateehcieflntileA4ini:"p in t ii ?" o l4, on in c li e n i e vi f t a h ct a ur n e w a o c r in g e t,l4 , - -c ; if. , l - s Z yk i t ;9 lll .l l, l - o h 9 , p 9i r -5 e .ri x, 4i i v,..r .: 41f g e ?. 4. 13 4. , C ,, 1r vv 44 3 4e5; e,, 'grti pd- )health and valuablg.,formula, by *bleb 'afrierY "I,itir article is proiliiced;so,fa,ros to be afforded colirse-4 , Nttflllillfgs slit4 l, l l 49P,ltte F9 l 9ltatiolt ( . 9f reenlitligfilieraCtia*. f`rtie-Boweis so;l 3 9rA OA this Aittoi ll so,OrtOkkoftt ' : aft a less Rtjfetpanpther ,PiaCtiel3.l.l . iiii,..;4, ppliked that its value, ,as a -• • V OLUNTERIL.4..ATTENTOINM ;.% ' - i. I fertilizer, is equal io the lieti A ?tit s - 4 . 114 , of. , goien'itii4fl7fCeis' i 'Rldte.lies ink Stvelliiiii "'• '' can with ceifititily'fie'relicallY ' eured"%if 'the Lime in th,eßiatket r . l ,-;Price $45 - Ain Vik lE3=- TERMS asn. - --LTartageHe y. Freight to...;.% Pills are taken. nigAlt/41d Morm - iig, - land the be paitb,Mheißtirchaser. Ointment be freely inied - eif stated in;the printed,. ' AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.'S WORKS • - —,,, ni , , i , nstrumions....,lf treated in may • other manner At Canal Wherl,ett the Delaware . - .1. tney,,drm another.,: up.in,one , partto,break.autir ' Offiee; , llai Arch[ - St., 'Philadephr, Pa. Irv , at . 0 • - in .",,,,, ~ -.-, Whereas _1)/r ,_ aa tm ent,,w„ remove,the.. 11, .11. FITTS,, Geier 1 - Agent. • h ,,,, r a r , m tt isesas. t.em „,,, i. o so.ve o e. p a t‘ nt : . The ' Company's Pham.plhet, tireular, opt-vi gorous " tiracing, Dili dixectiene't'air "ifklnVtire 44 ilmv.V ? a a "--1 JOT. inofi• ~ ./t_ Will . 4 4 104- .-., .i . ;w . a . li the . , perseyetance 0 n,.bad-cases %insure a FertikizeEserent.by, at) .free, ychen requested. , , , , - 0%. - . 4t i , , v.' • ~• r IiASTIING'• CURE -", • - • , For'' Voiduki. iltitewoitAieta i iYae• Ike' ion - l' -...7.;...,: , , „•,.., :,,,,.., , ,:.,, ~.,1; e .. , ,• , sat:reon the,Bulleti;Sores„ord3nuisee,, ~ „ TrirwbichlreVery - -Soldier and Sdilorvarediable. there , are riwineilicines So lisafeesere'. avid' con-'- , ,venient as Holloway's Pillicarid , Ointmeneo-- - . 1, TlieniotirrWolitidettrand! almost dyinglinifeitir might have his wOunds dressed' immediately, if - he - would' oar provide - - hireself . with :this. matehleas% %Ointment, 'which' should. belthrust. -into the wound antPsmeared , all. around it, then • .; cover it with ii piece of linen from 'his' Kmati T % ;sack and contipressed - witlr. a% handkerchief. , Taking night 'and morning 6 - orlBfiPilliii to'cool' the , sysh.M. and prevent ithiamation. , . , &L.": . - FiVekY SOldiees• Knipssekt 'told 'Seatitan's. , Chest should bit-provided with =these',irtveluttlz hie-Remedies. • . . . .. , .4 1. , Ineoersrer 'Cairrion I—None are 'genuine. uttielisitbewords gi -Ho r.LOW'AY, 'NEW.rYbiti carid' , l..ormoon," . er - e discernible as a Water , mark in-every leaf or the book of directions • around each pot or box rthe-satne% Marla:. . plainly - seen bilioldilig. the leafto the 'tight A litindsonie reward will'he- given to any one rendering such information as , may lead - t 6 the • detection of any party or partieseounn rfeiting the medicines dr vending the same, knowing. them to be spurious.- = - . i, ~„ *,,•SO111 iit - 'tile'Waniffactory: of Professor HatiLowe , y, 410 !Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable'Druggiets and % Dealers , in, MediCinestifielikliout c. hid eit'ilized , wcirld, in pots or boxes, at 30c.70c. and $l - .l4leacht. - NTB.z-birectibha for slieguiddhce or-patients in every disorder are affixed ~ t o each . pot.” , +', - ,-. 11:3 - Dealers in my well known medicines can have Si-row Cirnyis, , Ciacui9oss: Stc'•.; sent theSi,, FREEor EXPENSE , by addressing '' ' ' .-- . ILZKOMAS. HOLA.OWAY, , '," , , , SO Maiden Lane, New-York. lat- There ii eon/Ude - table saving by taking the - larger eizes.- • - ; --- f Dec 2641. y :. ... ' STRA wg.E4Alt pLl.Div§ • FRP.I7.I I !' • I want 400,00(Kpiricaurttolapprffrime for satriplbs.of , nty:valuableagricultural.and-fruit growitirpaper, 'The Rur,al;ATnerican, N.; , Y, Vol; Vlll;'("ri?betiutifulisemiznionthly) which' will'be sent4) - tim , ',Nly,ylB64 - ,,to4anua-.. ryy 1865, , for ONLY. , F.IFIPY .CENTS;.-and: every' subscribei Will receive in. September, FREE;• and post paitt,. the fall smount of his subscription in • Russel's Great. Prolific Straw- Plante,' which is the :*- - .largestiand most pro/ inc. iderristence, bearing frsin-29thr0 , 1300 berries to a Single plant, some of which- , are as largess . Hen's= eggs. Or , subscritteeremay have, riAfinei Delaware • Concord, Diana, , Reberica, or Hart ford Prolific Grape Vine, free, if:preferred: ivey speciaren • paperir are , aerft Efree, postpaid, which give the full .details of roll.rnyliberal.of-• fers,ia to subsc:ribeia, and to•club agents. ' There is no humbuglit. all in this mat-. ter: a's 4-have an immense supply of plants and: vines, crowing on my farm; ins Clinton, Oneida:. N:. Y., where - all letterarnustte addressed'. MJney , sent at my risk,•aud - not. one Jetter in a thausand fails to• reach mmi &Twenty:thous- . and vines and plants wereaentfree to subscri herd lastASprifig„ all'of which' are growing fine- , I can furnish . all the.. best 0-varieties,.pf • grape vines by the dozen,. hundrbd; or thous add, 'alai the . Russell.Stratvberry plants r all at low prices: , • ' MINER. frE, HUMAN PA CE . ALAVINE." , --A I new .tiysteni PhYsiognorny, Eye;, Ears, nisi, tott,,Nfouth, Hair, Hands, Eyebirais; Feet;. with all "signi,of Cliaittater, 4 tind howto Rtikdrthem,” in' The' Phrenological Joe nal, and -Life-Blustra reit 5.41: WELL4__Eirioa '- ETHNOLOGY,, the - Natural History of Man, Nis:tons, llama arid Tribes'of Men"; deadribed with illustrations. - - Paysior.ocv, functions of the . Body, Heart, Lungs,.Btomach, , Bones, Muscles , and Nervous RENOLOGY,the Tempemrnents,,Man's tellectual, :Social, and Moral:Nature, How to. Improve, . • . RHY.SIOGN Nvith. the. a. Signs of Charac-. ter, and How to Read Them,' on scientific principles.' - • I -4'sycnotocy, or the ."Science, of the SO:ul,": Man?ii relations- to this life and to the' life to A new voluine,.the 40th, commences , the: Julyunumber. -Now: ready.. Publishedl.l monthly, ii. quarto ' orm, at s 2:a year. , .naln-...1 pies,-by tint posts 20 , cents. , Address • • .0 FOWLER Jg1y.30.3q . 389 ,Broadway t N. .; - . big.NIT oUlt 'OWNI , DOCTOIIn"t Thermew Hydropathic cumplere'-oyetem of -Hydropathy - ind Hygiene, Anatomy and,PhjsioLogy orzthe Hu ,man'tiOdy, Illuatill - rear.PreservationAGHealth; 'Dietetreg-raid ( Conlieryl 'Theoly and Practice of Medicine, with-Home Treitiment p'Speciel y Patholog. land ,4ydro Tilerape !it les Nature, Cauhe,'9 , 3lthßoins Arid tieltiriefit;alt i lflino diseasesi:Application' to Snrgeryi Midwifery, and:arse , 300 Engriwing@,- and, uerw ly I,ooo.pagee .Gto Boa ry-,an Index, plete. , .. R.T. , T.13.A.1:.4-.M., D.., prepaid, by , first ,Addresa , . ..FOXLER WEI,LS, , , , 389: Broads alrio • e , Augu:r.a WApi, TED. "Of all the.putilicatiorta which,baye,attain-. 4 ed aucitat wide 'pppularltyota :APatiCd by F° . %! - ` ler Wells, Ilona. are Imare ndaptad tai ganuTr. al .utility than a oomprenenaiyu, a. 0 ,; welbaranged ncyclopedia °;—N. ; Y Tribune eiocip Apa H. "L& ZAHM • ERPECTFULLY inform their 41.441111 11,fetendi, and,. the public' that they' , still ceditinuellia WATCH, CLOCK A ND JEWELRY businea at therOldi stand, ,North-west r eorner: of North , Queen,stmet ambEeriter'Squltre s iLaneaster, . A _full istiortmeni of 'goods in Our line of busi- , mpi,s a liT hys en hind and fdr sale at /Ow* Milt rides. 4epairing attended - 'to 'per dona4yrby the , proprietors. Laneatiter, :January 1, 1859. AItICA.N D ER , LYN D'S:A!Y, • _Aka , PaihicpidUe , ' . 111 MW" Boat;and Shoe Mclitiffaptuier, MARKET - STREET, MARIETTA, PENN. Would moit"reapeittully inform -the citizens of this `Borough and neighborhood that he has the latgest assortment of City made•kworkiin his'-line of - Inisineas in thialßorough, and-be= ing a-practical- BOOT- AND SHOE MAKER hirnself,isenablea to select:with morejudgmett thanittinselwharii - ncitt He continues to daft .uf„accusc ln the,-vqry..b.est,manner avery;Misi kt,he - 1 199 T AND SHOE 'EINE, whichlie will, ibsi:rniut for,nelitness and good fit. ri-CalLaile e! Mock hie! ;before pur e4111L011; `t eii4 t' . . -r EWELRY.—A large and-aelected stock o 0 fine, jewelryloPthelateat , patterna from the beet foetal:ea in the country carr be found at 41: L. fir • ZAHN'S% Caiii‘r. of !Center Square andtWorth.Queen Sbjeet,`LanEaster; ' , • nHAMPAGNE•and - other Table -Witr.es luarranteed to be pure, and Bold as low se can be bought in PAiladetPhiti or Verir=York d - I B7EriJA.siur ;IPteot:Builditi.; re tr , eerve for all the. lead 5:154/riPCdtiaoi d P l T era i le ° ' N o;theldaye?: :ti stit 'Rio/Goblets ./Ifortar:o. frIIIRSE—TERRORS SHOULDERS , ' AND sac JßlDESWilitleit i 4 r4 t v ro ( *JI:.RIDEFFENBACIVS, -;r0 ,11 1 •.*.„ -5P , ; Jae .10'{4 17 . 10,U.11T, P,IYOCLA*ATAON Where ‘ ris id9P; A. L Hev,Esandi .VElliaEt., 11 4::„! TON. ESCI., ,Al3SOCiate J.Ul:lr, 8 of, the Court .of Como:io t a . Pleas ip and fur the, county ,ef caster c ancL ARistant Jusicees h of the Courts,of Oyer and[gerrniner- arkil;4erieral, gait 4elixery t , and 04,uarters lie Peace, in.and for, the county , of, Laileastlrylla ytk is,sued their Pre, ` cept tsimieldirected, requiring, ge, etopuglither things, to e fes,ksuiuhlic Proelamation i tigoiglo„ out rny bollistielti,that a Court of !Oyer. end.. Tnrinine; and is,,general Jolt delivery ) also, a . durAlnf4V4e.lAle9.4 B4 4l:S.eastarla.af tAPPPikeP s andJailidf4lPfern.Will commence House in the. city , of Laoca:stcr, , hl iS4,e,..Comz nionwealin of PnAnnYisvitnin ! _tßuithe , 340371•PA1Y, in 41./.W1,81%.,1014 /4.l:RirkuaPPe of W,44 itrecAPt . Rmbilt gAVe.l . O' to the Alo,lolj. l and t 41.4444411,y ofile o t 71.alleaStoti in She . 1 41. 1 . 1 -CaUntiris.--aild all itte, Ags tiqes, nfthe,Peace,,thq,Corcknerkand, .Constablesi of the 'Said , eity,„andiconntsr, of ..Lancaster,:thatc ttO they be thekadt•ittere,Au thcigown proper peßiktk.l witi tliesk•rolls o recorils.and t ex,ao4oev; gicit,P4le4 SegtßirOranqe) 3 ,l ,those things which to their olfinennppextainAngi intheic,bellalf to ; be done ;:444:ainn su.ll those who will, pxotleoliteiregoliAt, i thef prisenern-who. area... o .Athea „ shallibeita th.e.:Joilo.fyiEogd comity' of ,Lancsieter, are to ,tie tkesi Atudi-theyeto,-wps-,,, ecutglagAtrimtiliern.AßAlian heiudt,t 4 tittrickow tjm Dated JULY , 18§4..1 a= ;F. ,#); ~ rif.X -01 ; I •V‘' , ' SYDTPRA4 I -g .:" • qtIB.G.EOII =4: 14 - .4 Havific . rephobad !MI the 4 /06-insrfoinierN oteaptisil 'Dr . Xiberitie4 l cidfcatri* 'B , lktrigidr. - 01tatz! terseitin'StofekantaetiStilief; Where &Vie how iiteAtirea to Wairon 6 all-whimmity feel dark edtb patronikelhimt •• - • 1 " , 111e - G ritlerSm- all tied on. • TZETEl•iniferteepirthefinda apirrioved principles "lif Dental' ecimMe. operations on the •mOtititelietforinedn if =+'-a Skillfal- , and workmanlike' Manner—en fair I principle VaMP * BVASONA*Ma .TER.IIB. I - p'ermanentloca tion' at • tilietilare, would aSk al bontinnatioi of the lit • -ramie heretofore. "extended to him, foi l which`he will:render saubfactioil:' 4 .:, 't WEthei sktUti - inioered to prorrek perilous.. Firstßatlike: . of Marietta' . , HIS RANKANG:ASSOGIATION HAVING COMPLETED IT , S OAGANIZATION is now prepared to tran ' sact all kinds of BA NKIN '; FATTSIN".Fik: The ..Board of , Directors meet - weekly, on Wednesday, for disConnt arid,other„bai jnpt gOUTP: • FTOM pr, to 3t. 41, , JOHN' OL LI - RizEarDram AMOS BOWMAN, Osmhier., Marietta, July 25,1863.: LATED: WARE A Large and nne „stock r. Of, Plated, ware.al.R..l.4' Corner of North QUVen.strBet. eg• , Cel}tltAilbje Lancaster,..l..a. Tee, ,ftta,--ip , vartety,Cogee Urns. 'Pitchers, - Goblets, .SAjt,t, l sl4nde,'"9 9 4 cs Baskokts,' Card-Baskets, Spoorts,...FOra t ignty,es, Casters, fir.c.,&e., at znanufacturetg A m*.„ H. L. & E. J. ZAHAVS. ;. Cor. North Queen st. and Centre Square, Lau easter,•Pa. --Our-prices ate mdderife'filfd , all goods warranted to be as repreeented.: , ,zzt Italq:krivo,atiended-Watufo'deiatOlatesi 11 , ,Ey'n ;XXV: r NvrOLFEM IGEgeltilillaket.SAllßßlON , opee every Day and . veiiing : 4lttfltiDAY l excepted,-tetfere;erinThe:hedt*eibf the.rrtest finely fie:voted 4(1g. , CREAM in the' State— Philidelphie:not eteepted.' ”L6e-6m CI T. CROlk A*AVOIVORDILLNDT,RWiI 0 4 for oniinify pu.**%aes,.wiirritated . gmutle .: t . A 1 , 1" u r.f , :tll.- D. Derilansin.. : D . f PliTikglllll CLOTHE;-V/RINGER It is the only' reliable self-Adjusting V4riuE•- er. No wood-work to swell of split. No thumb-screws to get out of order. Warranted with or wttb-out Cog. Wheels. It took the First Premium at Fifty-seven State and County Fairs in 1863, and is, with out an exception, the be•t Wringer ever made. Patented in the United States, England, Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted in every town. Energetic agents can make from 3 to In Dollars per day. gg No. 2. $6.50 N'0.1. - $7.50. No. `F. $8.50. No. A. $9.50. Sample Wringer sent and express paid on ocelot of pike. i Manufactured and so2d, wholesale and re sit, by the PUTNAM MAIT!TUFACTURING CO., No. 13 Plai.Vgatidt;' No work, and Cleve- Amid, Ohio. 1- S. C. NORTHROP, Agent WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz: rue; That a simple machine is better than a com plicated one; , That a Wringer should be self-adjusting . , ( ,durable, and 40%4 . . That Thufitte-'retes, `and ranenivei - tause -4/ay and 1 , ouble to regulate and keep in order ; That wood soaked in hot water will swell, ,:shrink and split ; 1 ' That woodi?€arinsirtirrthe Frafcto,' rim in :wilt wear out; That the Putnam Wringer, with or without KOg-wheds, will not tear the clothes; • That cog ; wheel regulators are not essenttal ; Ttfigthe m 4•W ridge .'at the ad vantages, and not one of the disadvantages alitwoinamecti r That all urn° have tested it, pronounce it the,Pgaf Winger 9y,IF • • 'hid it vdill wring anything from a thread to a b.d quilt without alteration.; We might till the galier with testimonials, but insert only a few , to convince the skepti ,dal. if such there Gel and'we ..ay to all, test 'Outnam's Teat it thoroughly w,th any and ALL others, `and if no . LehtirkilYisataifitetary, 'return it. Putnam Manufacturing Co: GENTLEMEN; I IC7IOII. fro 7 / 1 practical experi 'ence that iron well galvanized with zinc u it/ not ,Midize-•• ort , rust , cote :particle_ The Ptitnam Wringer is as near perfect as possible, and I lean'it 561114 t4eoininend it tO'be Me best in use. Respectfully yours. [ • JNO. W. WHEELER. [ efiveliad`,Titio.; 41.,sny . ,vgars',.eitperiense in the. galvanizing business enable me to indorse the above state ments in all particulars. C. LgSFERTS, 1' No. 100 Ileekmahn Street. New Yorlc, January, 1i164.:: . : 1 We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer 'by practical waking, and know that it will do k %„ r itas epeap,.; t is.,simplei it, requires no "room, whether at work or at rest; a child can ' Clpaate it 'doeS , itii-4uty • thoroughly ; it savp,a, j tinie., paid it aavesiwear and tear. We earnestly advise all who have much washing 'to ilo,'"'Unthall' intelligent persons who have • an*,,t(lelfaY.t4ia Wriaggr... It will pay for it self in a year at most. Hop. HORACE GREELY P34P4•l6fri-l: LANDIS & ' TRO GT. Landis & Trout Landis 4 , ,Trout At the "Golden Mortar," lAi4hViq;olkin 2 f'l:•le.St r e c 4., • Marietta, Market Street, Marietta, Keep constantly on hand ''R . e'eple6o'zsta'ntly , on hued .Drugs, Perfumeries, Fancy Articles, Pit Cit MY dicunei, ; co*. gik,Lairkpa.and Shade; lio,we & 4teven , s Family Dye Colors, Shoulder Braces and Trusses, Papers and Periodicals, Books & Stationer} , Pertmonnaies, fs A 'began, '.l?reSeriptions carefully corn e:aided carefully eeinpounded .%. • RernerAber the place, • 'lrerniaab'er tke • Gtove's• old' Stand. 121i 4 : Grote's Old Sfatid. :16,r.i.`ve tit te re . cc ;11 . Give us a call. ; .%z,rib,pttz T . ......—....---- v it‘l HE subscriber offers his ser citizens of Allarietti ail .vitro CONVEYANCING, ENVIOSS,ING, AND. k ..' •• He has ktit s ilritic`ea lieirolttecrin ref 'co James Daffy, esq., S. S. Nagle, esq.. • James Mehatfey, esq., S; rF. • Er'rgle.& Go,, G. W. Mehaffey, esti., S. & ,11., Hiestacid. Ctinlienund at altiifn6 at this dwelling op •pc#te .tolin • W. c4oo4,repi t le,nce,-on Mar ket street,,dr at George W. Mehattcy's Saw ' Mill, tit'the.Upper•Station% • • . . ` M arietta ,•: , .. Bb -l 3 II O ,19 -ly* c. BULAKART. 1 ' . Eqt. WM. B. fAHNESTOCK, OIFTICE:-NVAIIC-ST., NEARLY OPPOSITE ' - ' ' ,-,4 Billilerei & 3 Pfineriori's Store. .r: ; ':; -" ' vi ' PRO -- ii 7ToBA. m. w% OFFICE Ho - ,,, -...3 4 Ti) 2. ' i '-'" 6TO 7 .i. N . Anothertail ibis6oo Ken, Who oiariSUKeir Eartollaved!ctecx, tikeir Hair Cut and ideada - Shanwooneld in the mo:4 seientinA manner, cap ,do so. by ca,n4ig ki, at tte ItkriaEltre4e Sdloon, oppoilte Liblukrea DOlg &Inez .k` ' " ce - r'ea'm at-the`lrenratage. • INELY Otav'Ordil Ice tVeam can td had every ilfrw roactijeminirig at Cutarainge, Hermitage Rotel, at the Lower Station, Ma rietta. DANIEL G. BAKER, , '',AXTORNP. Y AD hog, LANcAsTeit.....FA. ~9wwx,..:-orck s 24 NOliltTil 1:V gpt 'erpposite the Court House, ithere tend tel the ;practice of his proressimi '; yo.rivo branches. .140 W E Sr. STEVEN'S Celebrated j Dye Colors, warranted to be fs it le - at T7IE-GOLDEN'III6R7t. 3000 C e.P.,?elrtir.D.ss .E.Trrptrl SLTc J. R. DIFIENBACIPS EMI G EA'S Celibritie Pe ail Cement and' Oil,paste Blswicing Ft ' "MD G r OWEAT M OR TAR. A LAIR' 4toolelof Paper and Envelop. .A . ,sjfaiAbest quality just received and f. sateen"' • The adldeu Mortar. p