Wittiettian. 4.1* MIL* F. L. Baker, Editor, MARIETTA. PA : Vattodcu t , Oecemltes. 41,18b4. t is o ISOCICINO aLAILROAD (JARS :— . PI oLwitu 4.l - e tandieg the terrible examples-which, have been Witnessed by, the public, of, the practice of locking passengers up railroad cars,' aiother instance . :hai , oc= carted in blichigan, on' he Greed Truuk railroad'near Detroit: Two trains came iu collision on the night of the 15th stant, and the ensines .became so ,dove-, tailed that tbei could ,poi he sePaTaied. The passenger cars were Tull of peclple, locked in. ,The stock of the, collision upset the stoves, the , cars,tookfire,, and a &amber of the passengerswera barut to death ; boW many , is not known, but; the !remains of some 'have since been found among the charred wreck.`,' Pere haps the heavy clatriases recOyeipil have the effect to, cause reform,, if it shall not to bring to lifethe' roasted. people. A. PLEASI, I / 4 4 G INCIDENT 7=The Reir.'"Atr. Keidall, who recently I returned froai an offf6ial visit fro Califtienia;combinniCatie the folloWing incident ; "A.' finer little boy brought to'the Sanitary Fair, held at MaryFiville, a' white chickenEirbiCli was all he had to offer,''saYing inighe make some brothfor aidck soldier; Fie had deckeffhis little offering' with' rib bons of "red; White and' blue" but he had no money to Pay the entrance' and was rejected at thin: docfr.'4Fi he passed ffoWn the street, a gentleman 13062 ing his distress,' listened 'to' his "story, gavel him a ticket and sent him in. The simplicity of the chiid aird 'the' beauty of the offering attractekattentiori, and the chicken was,put up at , auction and Fold for: four hupflred,ciollars in gold for , the .Sanitary ComMissian. , , . sres A Washington letter 'writer;' i n sk e tchingthe various members oetice . lionno, thus speaks of Hon. 'l'.'Sfevens, the distinguistied'ieprennritutive of 'this ' district : "In frthit Of (Hon:lt.' o'. Schenck) sits' Thatlibites Biel/ens, of - Pennsylvania, 'the tlhdeimin ttie' lanise'Committlin dii Wayi3 and'Mnins. Hein one of the yiningiast old tnen thitt over' lived, .defying "the neve:n . o 'lindd winters'that liciad, by an aver-active and' atethailanne' to every duty. He is more` active `tha many a man of half his Amin' His voice, cracked its it:now . is, posies= aol a great pnwer oflattraction, ina his wit and aarcaam, his favorite weapons.in debate, are almost irrekatiltale." . G''Lieutenant' Ootridanding Parker, 'Jr., of the United State's - gen: boat Maumee; rediaedl.wh'en' 4 e,' fait; the appointment of a cadet at Iffeit.Pbinty froth the' member''of corigre'set trblng his' districtin' ''Unfoitunitely; Perk: er was too yeiting'td stud his father,:deeircina lothe one in his tdiin sheuld have the benefit of the appointnient, cast 'about, - for it 'boy worthy of it. la a dry•goodi' store' Wag a lad, the , son of Irjsh parents, who, by his salary as'clerlr', supported a wido wed mother and sister: The place was offer.' ed to him, but' was at first refused, WY he disliked to give up his clerkship. Upon saws erman . , of the diseases induced by privation and ex posures incident to camp life. In the lists published almost daily in .the newspapers, on the arrival of the sick, it will be noticed that a very large proportion are suffering from de bility. Every case of that kind can be readi y curet by Hoofland's German Bitters. We have no hesitation in stating that, if these bit ters are freely used among our soldiers, hund reds of lives might be saved that othetwise would be lost. The proprietors are daily receiving thankful letters from sufferers in the army and hospi tals,who have been restored to health by the use of these Bitters, sent to them by their friends. Beware of counterfeits ! See that the Mg nature of "C. M. Jackson,' is on the wrapper of each bottle. PRIOES. Large Size, $1:00 per bottle, or l• dozen for $5. Medium size, '76c per bottle, or i dozen for $4. The larger size, on account of the quantity the bottles hold, are much the cheaper. Should your nearest druggist not have the article, do not be putoff by any of the intoxi cating preparations that may be offered in its place, but send,to us, and we will forward, securely packed, by express. Principal Office and Manufactory, No. 631 ARCH STREET. au — Fu ,, VA • • . von don peaperiern has been organized six year's, and has demonstrated the soundness of the . principle' upon which it is founded ; namely, 'the' die.courage- ' merit of vagrancy by, withholding Chari ty, money, kc,, - froni beggars, e x cept 'as the condition ef,the poor' is letirried - by anti ininvestigation through - the society, 'antl in this, the prevention, of pauperism in crime. Such sociaide• - should everywhere that the poPtilation will warrant it. lir Politeness goes a great way. Mr.' Ward Beecher' says "an impudent cclark can do as much injury to his; store; as the neglect of the.proprietor to. adrisr-; rise his goods." Two undoubted,ian'd, significant facts which ovary one.; ested will pleas bear in saind.',l..; - Why does the now.rmoon remirid me of a giddy - girl ?' , Beesursh s hsys , ,t,s,E Ttutig tef'sbdle Much pot, Vastt 1110 Stissorz Mrs. Hutchins, of Baltimore, impris oned for sending a sword to Harry Gil more the rebel raider, has been released by the President from,,the Fitchburg ( Mass.) House of Correction, and has returned, a sadder and it is hoped a wiser woman. Coal has reached so high a price in the Eastern States that the Massachu setts railroads are going back to the use of wood as a cheaper fuel. • James William Wallack, long known throughout the United States as an ac tor of considerable merit, , and a:theatri cal manager, died in Net 'York a few days ago at an advanced age. A proposition is on foot to build a new railroad froth Philadelphia to the Schuylkill coal regions, on the east side of the Schuylkillriver, to come 'in com- petition w4h.the Paading Railroad for the great,,coal carrying trade.:. The pro; ject is said to oe in the. hands of New York and Philadelphia capitalists: Three thousand - dollars' .worth of wines were bought at Lord Lyons' sale by a colored *caterer for *ashingtoi dinner,par!les. • The murderer !leper Wrote letter to his parenta,l;efOre his den,t'lL in whjcii - he declared his innocence, although he allowed thittliii life > had not' beeifrit good one:' William T. Smithson, the ,Washing.:., ion banker who was eentenced year ago to five. years', bard labor in the , Al .bany penitentiary, : for correspondence tiitlL.the rehels,.has been pardoned by . President liincoln. * A number of prominent Kentuckians are in Washington,' urging' the, Presi dent to appoint Gen: 'flatlet military Commander of their ; State. This is a Very high coMpliment to. Gen. 'dialer's direct and effective method of dealing with secession-sympathizers. A brave !omen in Missouri repnlsed a guerrilla attack by free use of boiling Nutter. The. estate of the late Senator, Doug las has been settled, and leaves $14,500 for Abe widow and two children.: At one time he was reputed to be worth:4l quarter of a million... • - The jury in - the case Of A. W. Bar- I boor aid' wife against'the City of 'Rox ,bary, — Mais., in which the 'plaintiffs sought' fik receiver $20,000 damages - TOr' injfer'y sustained by collision-with a rope wbibh defeindlint had 'placed acros s ` the' street; while - searching a cave 'for posed biffeliin'treascirO; retriine'd dice forrthe'plaintiffs a ferteltiii ago; as" sesiiiiedifarageis it44775,f" A Prussian was arrested in Pittstowo, near Troy, N. Y., on Friday evening • as R . last, for forgeries to the amount ...of, $20 1 0,000 committe d, , in,the city of Tric,ar, He was followed to, this country ().y, two_germao detective, .of and discovered living in good style, in a country village, with a wife .whom he had Tarried since his arrival here, althoughiie bad left, a family at home. He, etrn,te;il fell confeatilon, and gaVe up a safe ,containiag $35,000. A'society has lately been feinted in Bordeaux, France, to piit'd'own The superstition's-of evil: omens. As 'every' body knows, it is - accounted bad luck to. begin Anything on a Friday, - or to sit at a table with 'thirteen, or An `balance ,&j ohair-cin one leg, or to spill salt ttitweep yourself and friend.; Ther-Wirsv- society have regular dinuer , s n Fridays,' have thirteen guest eurn chairs on one leg, and spill around before commenc ing/itithe Whole year, during which luck; has teen thus defied, no' eingle alit haeliecurredlo•any member. tir A 'newspaper. is to .be published n ; E'arisolevoted exclusively .to matri- Tinial interests. its only advertise 'llnts will , be "wants and replies," from 1 a sons who 'want husbands or wives ; j o r literaLre .is- to ,be love.correspon vl ,ce;,.its essays are to treat of the af f4l:iene, marital duties and rights, and m editorials will give, advice to the ill aieted,,the deserted, and the lonely ; b, atis. . ,. . G'eorge 13! - Hirlan, Grand Secre. yocif the Union League of Illindis, i< isened_a clieular urging the necessi of keeping''• up that organization. '"Trihtion is still in the hearts many in otir inidst. The foul Spot is 0 quite washed from 'the borders of our'State, and it may yht require the strong ~Fm'of our "State and 'National Executistts, assisted by all loyal men to keep state free frog' the foul step of tiUitbrs . ~' • - mar.An aesoeiption has been organized at Alton, 'to Tulip a monument to the martyr Owen Lovejoy. The Alton.Tel •egraph well.eays thatsthe murder of Love. joy was a crime for which the spirit of the time, rather than the citizens of Al ton, should be responsible: The erection ,of . a 'monument to LovejOy will be an ' .appropriate oxpression of the wonder fully anged state of public opinion since .be was by it. Tstitki.y.paper:ia, Ilaktford 4 1011 dp.pabii : aution *new ill• fr-While,. OD iieeTint grithe high prjee ofipaper. Tho aftinisay4t.the:stibseribers.preferean oc casiimalaselessusgeneion.to-aujncrease: ilubscription.prime. or We learn from the St. Louis Democrat that General Ewing has is sued ail order, to take effect on 'Satur day, forbidding the circulation of ;the following named incendiary.steets with in the-limits of his command : Chicitgo Times, Cincinnati Enquirer, New York Day Book, Freeman's Journal, Dayton Empire, New York News, Old Guard, Metropolitan Record. Commanding officers are required to close the shops ,of dealers hereafter issuing or found in, Possession of the %an* and cause to be arrested and sent to the fortifications those who may be, found vending them % OIL t.ha,s!,reets., , Cie We Would call attention to those .who-wish,to,subscribe., for -. a_ first-class literary weekly, to, The Saturday4:ven ing Post, plAolisliecl by Deacon & Peter son; 319.Vgaliitit-st., Philadelphia. 'The Post contains interesting stories, sketch-. es„ anecibites, etr , calculated to amuse and:insti:mt I readers.. , ; A , reeders., A family of children who read „a paper. like. The .F'ost, ca&hardly failin being better in formed than theie who`do 'not. Of course every Man shoUld_take first life own ; town paper, but; after that, werre commend The• Post. ,Its terms are $2-.1- a-yelr,'9-copies'for $l6, &C. Send fera specimen copy—it will cost you nothing. eirA paPer , is in cirdula , tion 41,4t - NlaciejEijaiu, for the, purpose. of ,raising funds for the purchase of a bell, i'aorliilitibtilie.old Independence iSell now in Independente Hall; and to have the sameindriPtion. It isintendedtó put it in State House steeple, and have it rung on the day that Victory, Peace: and.-. Union 'shall .be . declare'd in our land. Subscriptions are to be $1 each, and the 'surplus remaining' will , be `devoted in the establishMent of a home . for disabled soldiers. - sir The newspaper publishers of the country are moving to effect an abolition of the duty upon printing paper by . the present congress; As no revenue is- de rived from this source, the duty only benefits the paper makers and L pecula tors at the expense of the newspaper interest. • tar The rifle recently presented to President Lincoln by an old Western hunter, is the piece with which the Bri tish General Packenham was killed, in 1815, at New Orleans. It was subse quently carried tlitough the Black qawk war, in - which the President himself served. eirThe,Richmond Enquirer contains an advertisement of the Edgmout House in that city, from which we learn that the prices of boarding are as folloivs . :— i'er day, ..$25 ; breakfast and ,supper each $8; dinneJ, $lO. liar, A. , farmer of, South Coventry, in Connecticut, lost five hundred dollars' worth of 9xeci A a few days. since, by, the 'falling of 'the stable floor, which left'the cattle hanging by their necks. w Two hundred and fifty womenAtad children—not a man among , thenrefa gees i'rom Georgia, recently sfrived at Indianapolis, Indiana, fir Burr, the inventor of the c tserinee iron-elad —system, died a few days • Ntlw lurk state has 3,500 miles iti FORM XTION ' FREE !—To Ni7lloll. Sufferers.—A gentleman, cured of nervous de bility, incOinnetency, premature decay,. and youthful error, actuated.by a, desire' to benefit others, will be: happy to furnish to all,who need it, (free of charge) the receipt and . di rections for making the simple remedy used in his case. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's blid experience, and possess a sure And valuable remedy, can do so by addressing him at once at his place - of business. The re ceipt and, fall information—of vital import ance—will be cheerfully sent by return mail. J B. OGDEN, No. 60, Nasiau-st., New7lork. p. S.—Nervous sufferers of both sexes- will find thisinformation invaluable. 3m 1113-A CARD TO 1N VAIIDB,—A Clergyman, while residing in South Ainerica as a :mis sionary, diSeovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, - early De w,_Diseases of- the Urinary and Seminal Or gans and the whole train of, disorders brought 'on bybaneful and vicious habits. Great num 'tiers hive already been cured by this noble PMinpted by a desire to benefit the afflictedind Unfortunate, I will send the re cipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any *one who needs it, FREE OF errAuGE:fa' Please inatise a prelc - . paid envelope, addressed to youiself.- ' Address JOSEPH T. IrrsrArr, Btatiqn D, Bible :1-tekse3•New7Yorlr. 113' Matrinfahil ! Ladies and Gentlemen. If you'wish to ina l rrY;addressthe'undersigned, 0, 1 who will' send yoir without money and with out price, valuable information that will ena ble you to marry happy and , speedily, irrespec- , tive of age, Wealth or beauty. This informs- . tion 'Will 'cost you nothing, and if you wish' to marry, I will cheerfully assist you. All Ist teis atrial) , confidential. The desired infor- Motion sent by return mail, and no questions asked. .Address • Ssami B, Lersaravr, ' 12-3m.] Greenponyt, Kings co., N. Y. EvE and 'EAU:I-7Pitd. - J. Isaiics; . M. D. Oeulist and:Aurist, formerly of Leyden, Hol -land.iilll9cated; at iNo. 514. Pine-st., i. phra, where p,orpcma, afflicted .with diseases, of the Eye Pr Y.,41F will 1?" acienificslly_troated • and cured, if curable. Artificial Eyes insert withitit ko - charkes Made fOr ,lthition. The medical faculty is invited, as oftrektrititit. f ,%pttiallitts. M ODESTY REWARDED :—Re9. Mr. Ba rn- ham, of-Manchester, Ct., recently enlis tadin the arrny as a private, and was sent,to the repdezvous et New Haven. Next morning after his arrival be was summoned beflire tha commanding, offi cer of - the post, and addressed : "Mr. Burnham, I see by your name -here" ( referring to the NEW) "that'yOu are a reverend. About a dozen reverends have enlisted and come here ; and as you are the first one who. has stayed over' night without asking 'for a Chapr laincy, I guess we'll make you Chaplain." So they made him Chaplain of the post: . , Cr An Englishman hia taken the 'pains to vreigh the clothes worn by a la dy of:eighteen of avernge'size, and says their weight is 144 pounds. Be thinks there'ie no'- doubt that by continnallY carrying• - this burden about them; ladies maite their physical'strength:, _ T . . ETTERS' RE M AINING uncliftnedin the Post Office at Marietta,!Paii THURSISA Y, Deep:ll3En, 29, 1864. . Br, an. MissiLydia - Lnwrence,' Mrs: M. A. Cochran, Mrs. Sarah .. Leicht, Jacob' Dintitnan, Miss Sarah Lead Peter _,, Gray, Miss - " - Messrs: Milton & Cook, Hufty,:MisSlEliza f Mellinger, Mrs. F. Hess,,Josepk . , . Pheifer, Michael Jenncy, Jacob Shireinan, Mrs. F. Jacobs, B. D. , - 7 ,.Shank, Janes',i...;. • Kaler, , iseac , , , .. Weiser Jac - , 'Lawrence; John M. - , I' . To obtain: any of these lette , the ap plicant rrinst call for "advertised letters," give the date of this list, and pay one cent for ad vertising. - ' . • . . :- ABRAHAM CASSEL, P. M. ,Stobts ‘l.Stobt.s I VAanglepe, OPPOSITE_ HARRY dLFE,,S AS the season for Stoves is fast approaching I would call the attention of all wishing to purchase Parlor or Cooicing Stover's, to my large and well selected stock, which em braces the best and most desirable Stoves that the Eastean markets afford, and which were purchased early, which will enable - ine to dis pose of them advantageously to buyers. Among the leading Parlor and. Cook Stoves are the following: Parlor Stoves. Cooling Stoves Meteor Gas Buri;er; Galleo, - Uumbia do Royal, Oval• do do Waverly, Dial, Gem, Lehigh, Tropic Egg, Charm, Monitor, Summer Rose, Also, the VtilCart and Sanford's Heaters,' a very desirable article for heating two or four rooms with very little, if any, more fuel than an ordinery Parlor stove would consume. Ranges for cooking, constantly on hand all of which will be sold on reasonable terms. 111 - -Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. . . , & Landis I S. Trout Landis 8f Trout At the "Golden Mortar," At the "Golden Mortar," Market Street, Marlette!, Market Street, Marietta, Keep constantly on hang Keep constantly on hand -- v 4 g; ro Ki PP E. ro FJ • t= l •cs o % .c 27, g '7 O • w r A a , t 1 s e , 'l2 ct• g 5 p e \?. " q ( - 4 t:s • p 4 . 0 • . . . Prescriptions carefully compounded: Prescriptions carefully, compounded, .Remember the place, 'Remember the place, Dr.• Grove's, 'old Stand.. -, Dr: Grove's ~old Stand ' • Give us ecall. Give us a' call. A LEXANDEII LYNDSAIc, • . 4 4161 Fashionable Boot and Shoe jfanufaetu;ser, MARKET STREET, MARIETTA, PENN. Would most respecttully inform the citizens of this Borough and neigh borhood that he has the largest assortment 01 City. made work in his line of business in this Borough, and be -ing a- preetical BOOT AND SHOE; MAICEB himself,is anahlen to select with more judgment than those who are not. lie continues to man ufacture in the +erg -best manner everything in the BOOT AND SHOE LINE, which-he will warrant foe neatness and good fit. pzr Call and examine his stock before pur hasing elsewhere. FRANKLIN HINKLE, M. D. „ . After an absence of. nearly three years in the Navy and .Army of.the United States has returned to the Berouo. of,Marietta limd re sumed the practice of Medicine. .„_ Especial - attention paid to Surgical cases in which branch of - his professinn he has had very considerable experience. , . , . . . 'tk- TTENTION ! SPORTSMEN ley's Gun Caps, P.ley 4 4 Gun Wad , * pupont 2 .B • Sporting and Glazed Nick. Powder: Baltimore Shot; Shot.Popehes, Powder Flasks Sze„ht . ' :TOHN-SPANGLER'S.— - nß....y...ct k ter,pach's.Army.l.,otion, an infalli - .remedy for Saddle Galls, Open pore; and ai4ases of-the-Skin, • AT THE GOLDEN, 111,9RT4.R. CHAMPAGNE and other Table Wines guarrakesd . to be pure,ind sold as low as can be bought in Philadelphia or. New-York ;!, H,D;',BENJAMIN Picot Building: "rig GUM CLOTH. OVER' COAT is the very best thing out for wet weather—not il-Cloth=but "something- fir supetior : war ranted net to shrink. :Call and examine them AT MFFENBACH'S." ILC 0 X'S Celebrated Imperial Es f tension Steel Spring Skeleton. Skirt,„with 1 self-adjuStibletustle. Th'e latest and beta' in Vie, just received 'at . . 1 1 - FENB A 011 ' S • LYOTS'S Periodical 'Drops, and Clark's Fe ocale Pins., at , The Golden Mort:fr. L ADIES FANCY FrirtS AT John Fareira's Oib s b i Jrur ThßufaefolT, 718 AACII-ST., ab.ve 7 - th, south side, PHILADELPHIA. IMPORTER, Manufacturer of ..AND DEALER IN ALI. KINDS OF FANCY FURSI For Ladies and Children's Wear. ALSO, A FINE ASSORTMENT OI Gent's Fur Gloves and Collars: As my Furs were all purchased *len ;was at a much lower premium than at present, I am enabled to dispose of them at very reas onable prices, and I would therefore, solicit call from my, friends of Lancaster enmity, and 11:3 — Remember the name, number and street. . , JOHN FAREIHA, 718 ARCH :ST : , above Seventh, south side, Sept. 10, '64-sm.] Pnit.Animen A. a . I have no partner mor connection with any other store in Philadelphia. Dr. F. Brunon's Celebrated Remedies NO. 1. TAE ,GREAT REVIVER.-Speedily. eradicates all the evil eifeets of self alines, as loss of meniory; shortneseof breath, giddi ness, palpitation of the heart, dimness of vie ion, or any constitutional derangement of . the system brought on by the unrestrained indul gence of the passions. Actsalike on eithersex. Price one dollar. N0..2. THE .k3ALM.-Will cure in from two to eight days, any casept Gonorrhoea,(chip)is without taste or smell and requires Ile restric tion of action or diet; `t 'either sex ; price $l. l NO. 3. Tux TEnzi will cure Glcet in the storiest possible time; and I-can show certir) cates of - cures effected by this remedy, wher all others have failed.' No taste or smell.— Price one dollar. NO. 4. THE •PVNITER is the only known zemedy that, will positively cure strictures of the urethra, no Matter of how longstanding or neglected the case may be. Price brie dollar. NO. 5. THE SoLu - roa . will cure any ease of Gravel permanently and speedily remov all diseases from the bladder and kidneys.— Price one'ddlltir-' No. 6. THE PREF ENTOR is a Sure proven tion against the contraction of any disease, is less expensive and far preferable to anything in use. Adapted to either sex. Price.sl. NO 7. THE AMAMI* will cure the whites radically and in less time than they can be ef fectually removed by an: other ikeatment ; in - fact this is the only-remedy that will really cure this disease t pleasant to take. Price $l. NO. S. THE ORIENTAL PASTILS: are cer tain, safe and speedy in producing menstrua lion or collecting any irregularities of the monthly periods. Price two. dollars. No. 9. THE FEMALE SAFEGUARD. OI Oth spring Regulator will last a lifetime. Price 05. Either of the Remedied will be sent free by mail on receipt of the price annexed. Circu lars containing valua'le information with full description of each Remedy, may be obtained by enclosing one post stamp. Address. DR. FELIX. BR UNOIV. Box 99, Philadelphia, Pa. These Remedies are sold in Marietta only by ratlN JAY LIBELAIIT,•where cireulars.con taining a full description of each case can be obtained gratis, on application. Genera) Depot, North East Corner or- York Avenue and Callowhill street, Philadelphia, Pa. Er In complicated cases 1 can be consulted by letter, or peisunally at my office ; entrance, 401 Yolik Arenuec. RALLIIVON, Merchant, Tailor; and Clothier, At P. J. Kramph's Old Stand, on the Co► ner of North Queerf ant Orange - Streets; Lancaster, Penn'a. GRATE 111.7 L to the Citizens of Marietta and vicinity, for the liberal Patronage qiteretofore extended, the undersigned respect fully solicits'•a continuance. of the same; as suring them, that under all circumstances, no efforts will be spared in rendefing a satisfactory equivalent for every act of confidence reposed. CLOTHS, CA SSINERES A N D VESTING 9, and such other seasonable material as failiion and the market.fpraishes, constantlykept on hail)] and manufactured to order, promptly, and rea sonably, as taste or Style:May Suggest MEM AL S 0,77 . 1 t f.A D Kr* 4DE CAI 0 . T.14 ITT 11, Gentlemen's Furnishing Gopmls dnd such articles as usually be)ong to a -Mer chant Tailoring and Clothing establishment. The Peoples' CHF r AP. HAT,, P4,P , AND„! . .D7rux NO. 20' NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA: :SHULTZ 4. BROTHER ? FASHIONABLE' nATTE ELS. A-general assortment of Hate, CApi, and . OF. ALL. THE: LATEST •STYLES, constantly on hand, which will be sold at the lowest tatesrfor„eash.,-,_ ; All gOodis in our line unanulp.clared to order HENRY A.: Suirr:rz.l [JOHN, A. Suct.rz Lancaster; November 5 2 1864,-tf. 'EAGLE - GAS STOVE WORKS,' H. D: BLAKE; 474 BROADWAY, N. Y. COOKINr2;&" HEATING BY GAS. No Dirt. 'No Smoke. No' Smell. ''' THE "EAGLE" GAS STOVE. Will Boil,' Broil; Hinist Bake, Todst, Stew, and Heat Irons, cheaper than . ' CoeLor 'Wooa • I have on hand, and make to order. Stoves and Furnaces for Chemists, - Tinners, Book binders, Dentists, Tea Stores, Vulcanizing Stoves, Photographer's Ovens, &c., • and Laun dry Irons. - Bentlifor a - Leicrigive totaloglie. I also manufacture. Coal Oil Stoves;; for. Cooking & Heating. Burns the common ke rosene Oil, and,does the cooking for a 'faniity for one centlierhour.'' H. D.'BLAKE, bole Manufacturer, 474 Broadway, N. Y. The American Advertising and Purchasing Agency receive orders fer the "above-timed Merehandize.. Bus. Dep., E..ALVOILD, . Cor reap. Dep'.Foivler'gz Wel!s; -•- , !-.3B9,,Broadway N. Y. • DAVID, COPHRAN, • Pointer, Glazier and Paper Hanger., 1 - x7 OVLD most respectfully inform the cit= VV. izens of Marietta and the public geMei ally that he is prepared to dck House Painting, • China Glossing , Paper Hanging, At,very short notice and at prices to suit the times. lie San be found at his mother's resi dence on the corner of Chesnut and Seconl streets, a few doors below the M. E. Church,' and kumediately opposite•the old Oberlin Coach Works. [Aug. 3 1 1 y. , T_CROIX AND NEW ENGLAND ' IO WA r culinary purposes, warranted genuine H. D'.' • 01 : 10IVE - HAltANA. SE • G'ik best Chewing and Smoking Tolianedl4 r. y on e those! liesatifulliOliT9 HATS at Catrz.L's, 92 Markct-et. LADIES FURS TH DRAFT: V,,,,T 0 ril THE DR UT Who would not be out of the Draft BUT that which effects iis in csirin 1, • with the Arrow, is not tty• oriZy Draft upon the eocxEr these times is ci,ii severe—conbelits , ntly we purchase good_ w , we get them cheapest. Tc)]an. Spangler, SUCCESSOR TO DAVID ROTH • IN THE HARDWARE BUSINESS, Wouhi take this method of informing the pil! lie that be is now prepared to furnish anyti.::: in his line of business, such as Glass, Oils, Varnishes, Staves,.lron, Carpenter's Thols, Fißoltsi Locks, Nails,: all. kinds of ' ' • 13uitdiny material, Coachinaker's Powls„.C.gderwpre, Clocks, Fancy Articles in large variety, with a full n. sortment of Shell goods generally, which !: will sell at the lowest-prices, wholesale or o. t 4. it. Call and examir.e the stock. Mirch 5, 1864. E. 4 . H. T. ANTHONY 4- CO., liarnrfacturers of Photographic MA;CERIALS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 501 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. N addition.to .cur main business of Phi _ I graph Materials; we are Head Quartets 7 the following STEREOSCOPES & STEREOSCOPTIC VIEWS, Of these we have an immense assortment, in cluding War Scenes, American and Foreig,, Cities and Landscapes Croups, Statuary, ikc. Alto, Revolving Stereoscopes, for public ot private exhibition. Our Catalogue will Le sent to - 'any address on reteipt of Stamp. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS IVe were the first to introduce these into Ow. United States, and we manufacture inunercio quantities in great variety, ranging in pike from 50 cents to 50 dollars each. Our Alberni have the repatation of being superior in beau ty and durability to any others. They will br sent by mail, ri4e, cu. 'reLcipt of price. ri-FLNE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER. CARD I'HO TO G ILA P HS. Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVP THOUSAND different subjects, (to which ad ditions are constantly being made) of Poi- Vnits of Emiocut Americans, &c., about 100 Major Generals, 550 Statesmen, •200 Brig.-Generals, 130 Divines, 275 Colonels, 125 Authors, 100 Lieut.-Colonels, 40 Artists, 125 Stage, SO Promi'ent Women 250 other Officers, 75 ;Navy OfficeLs, 150 Prominent Foreign Portraits. 3,000 Copies of Works of Art, including reproductionaof the most cele.rated Engravings. Paintings, Statues, titc. Cata logues sent on receipt of stamp. An order for one dozen Pictures from our Catalogue will Lc filled on receipt of $1:50, and sent mail, Fur.. Photographers and others ordering goods U. 0. D. will please remit 25 per cent. Mille amount with their order. • E..& H. T. ANTHONY & CO., MANUFACTVREDS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC MR,TERIALS, 501 BROADWAY, N. V. 13-The prices and quality of our goodscalt not tail to satisfy. [l.2ms. JACOB LIBHART, JUN., CABINET MAILER AND UNDERTAKER, MARIETTA, .I,A. W i t i T is L u D iet zi o o d st of r i e n 7 o n r e m t . informing the tzens of Marietta and the public in general, that, having laid in a iot of seasoned Lumber, is now -preputed to manufacture all kinds of CABINET FURNITURE, in every style and variety, at short nOtICP. He has on hand a lot of Furnitisre of his own manufaetu.e, whicn for fine finish and good workmanship, will rival any City make. rr Especial attention paid to repairing. He is also-now prepared In attend, in all its branches, the INIDERTAKING business, be ing supplied with an excellent Here., large and small Biers, Cooling: Box. &c. IZP . 6 COFFINS fi nished in any style—plain or, c ostly. ' Ware ',Room arid Mentifactory, near M. ;Wiry's new building, near the " Upper-Sta tion,'" Marietta, 'Pa. ' • [Oct. 22. OSBORN'S ' Celebrated Prrpaml Java Coffee. Warranted superior to aisy , iir the Markel. ITT is used by first-class families everywhere, and. highly recommended for nervous nun dyspeptic persons. beingrvery,natritious And free from all deleterious s,ubstaisees, in testi mony of which I. have certificates from the most eminent Physicians and Chemis's in this country. Try. it and-you will be sure to con tinue its use in preference to any other. Sold at retail for Twenty Fiveceots a-pound, by first-class Grocers;Throughout the United 'States. L A liberal discount allowed-to The trade. Put up only by = Lewis A. OSBORN, • . Wholesale Depot, 69 Warren st.,.N. Y. Estate of James Whitehill, late. , of the Borough : of Marietta, *ceased. Letters.TelitaMente-iy `on said estate hay ing been granted - to the undersigned, all per sons indebted thereto are requested' to make immediate settlemeot, and ithose having claims or demands•igstiinstlhe'danieitrill Pfesehethem without delay foracttlemnnt to the updersign residing'in the #orough of Marietta. ; - A. N. C4SS MARY WiI,ITEEILLL. . . Executors. Marietta; December 17, 1864. 20-6 t Eitate of John AAldierfer, Late orthe'llarougli. of Marietta, dec'd Letters of administration' on said estate having been:grill:lied to the 'undersigned, all persons indebted ihereto are requested, to make immediate settlement, and those having claims or demandi against the' acme present them without delay% for settlement to the un dersigned residing in, said Borough. FREDERICK. - MAIILICK, Administrator. Marietta, December-10, 1864.:6t.- DR. WM.. B. FAHNESTDok, N*4.11.1Y CirrOdlTS Sliangier & Patterson'i '.lStore.. OFFICE if Orme: . 171 ; ( , )li 7 TO 8 A.. At. 6 TO 7 P. M. W.E IN AND I.MUpli.s. VV Superior Old'lliandy, Old Rye-Whislcej , Rolland Gin, Old Moderia, Liaben,Sierry and Port, Wines. Pilieburg WjAiellrey,alwaya ea , hank at It' lowest market ,pricea. Very Fine Brandy ra a v.eri`loi`v'fiure. J. R. DIFFENBACB. Merkel et. I)URYV.VS REFINED MAIZE-NA, , Prepared from Maine, ea loam Coin, for 'cUlinory purposes. Pot sate-M - • ) J. .Iit...DIFFENBACIVS. A LARGExLO3;OP Birk yilpiDOW SHADES at: reniaricati: low prices-- closeout , ,.; , Jo.strc, : • • MaFket §treet,lMariests. •p . ,New GrogNew-Orleans Molasses '—:the' very best for Cakes—, Just received SPANGLIER, & PATT.F.RSON. 01,141sIfiliinet,geleloted OIL I 'AI A, BENI.A.MIN.
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