yarns Blarittllan.
SATIMDA Y. !OPTIMISE 23, Ise&
Tu° LATII LUMMOX :—Tha seventh
Annual exhibition of the "Farmers' and
o,rdenera' Society of But Donegal
held on the 14th Instant, was the largest
e ver held by this enteriirising society.
For several days before the exhibition
way we re apprehetisive that much of
the choice fruit would . be over, and the
display necessarily a.poor one, bat when
the baskets and wagons loaded with
Nits end vegetables began to pour their
contents upon the tables, it become evi
dent that there wise Jibing tia , et great
&p l a y. Early in the afternoon, the 8
long tables— the•eittreelengtb of the two
boo _ we re filled, to ove.reowing with
the choicest productibne of York. Frank
lin sod Lancaster counties. York con .
7, so ° seal, sustained her high yeput.
ties for superior Nat; A number of
specimens of the - newer varieties of
Grapes, sent from Franklin county, by
Abraham M. Eagle, unfortunately reach
ed here oneday too late; had they come
in time they undoubtedly would have
been pronounced the finest on exhibi
tion,especially the Delawsre,whieh were
the largest and highest coloredlite ever
beheld. There was a large represent:a
lien of amatuer fruit growers and [wee
nier from abroad, and much interest
vas manifested in the conversational
diecuesim which•took place. •
This Society is, deserving of much
praise far its well•directed efforts in dif
fusing a more extended knowledge of
Os value of good fruit and vegetables,
and in the inculcating of correct infor
mation as to the best modes of coltiva
ti o a. We subjoin the reports of the
several committees : • =
'Committee on Flowers;Teport
Mies Barbara Book, 2 fell boquetsoif
choice Bowers; Miss Kate Wtndolph,
collection of floweri boquet ; !titre.
J. E. Kreybill, Mrs. 7-7. 7 *()assel, Mrs.
Ramey, Mrs, Kauffman, Mrs. Henry
31, Engle, Mrs. Barr Spangler, Mra. M.
Reader, Mrs. 0. H. Nagle, Mra. S. P.
Sterrett and Miss Addle Spataler, well
arranged boquete of beautifulTi4ers.
Mrs. M. Bonham, Mrs. John Masse ,
mid Mini Barbara Book, beautiful Dab.
hale; Hiram Engle, fifty uses named va
rieties of Dahlias, from his fathesieDeniel
Eagle's nurseries ; this collection was
tastefully arranged and was mach admi
red. S. LI. _Nipple, of the " Columbia
Nursery," 2 baguets, one a magnificent
grawid of select cut Bowers. Mr. P. is
an extensive cultivator of Beware:laud itt
becoming generally known as each, by
lbs ladies of this vicinity. lilies Brook
ire, baguet of flowers ; Chris's Bucher,
jr., baguet Cos-combs and Dahlias.
Comniinee on the Fine Arts, Embroidery,
,ts, report .
Alma Wa'linen & Bro , Photograph
er, Lancaster, a good collection of life
like photographs. These specimens
evinced the admirable skill of this firm,
iu , their profession.
N. Dyer, Sue machine needle-work
tire. F. L. lhiker,.oltoman Covers;
Mlle Fanny Haldeman, Zephyr Chair
Cover; ?d rs. S. P. Sterrett, Zephyr Tidy.
Sofa Cushion; Mrs. G. W. Stahl, embroi
dered Regalia, antin.ernbroidered Apron,
Cradle Quilt ; all very beautiful.
Colonise on Grapes. report
Samuel L. Dellinger altexhlbiting Di
ton, Delaware, Catawba and Isabella, all
tell ripened and hne specimens; A. 4112
miler, a large cluster of Isabelle ;
jr., very compact- bunches °E
llison; Jacob and Peter Roth, of York
county, Hartford Prolific, ..Delaware,
Clinton, Catawba and Rebecca, all very
choice; their Defalcate and Rebecca
iiere very choice fruit and fully sustained
the high estimate the society entertain
01 these gentlemen as aucceseful fruit
growers. Jacob Stahl, Isabella, Con.
cord and Nortn Muscat; Samuel Raba,
or York county, White Nice, Concord,
York Macre, Isabella, Carpenter, Hy
des Eliza, Schuylkill and` Delaware ' ; tbe
Carpenter and Schuylkill were very , tine.
B o") M. Bogle, Isabella, Franklin, Di.
aka, Rebecca, Delaware, Concord, Ca
taloa and Kale°, all good specirhens;
Jobs Causal, floe Oatawbas.; Christian
Bucher, Muscatine, Delaware, Concord,
Black Prince, Rebecca, Isabella, New
America; D. M. Byer, Concord ; Snell
Book, Concord, Isabella, Bison burg, Ca
ikwba,Dians, Delaware, - Rebecca' and
Clinton, all very line ; Jacob H. Garber,
Bogen Nos. 1,14,15, 28, 30, 32, 34. 33.
Mazatawns, Seedling Frost, North Car.
olins Seedling, "Albino" seedling from
Alexander,Oporto, McLeao;VelegraPh,
Big Fox Seedling, Delaware, Cotoctin,
Claret, Blainbarg, Allea's
CYothisine...Texas, ()reeling, A man.
da, all very choice; AMOS El. Bailee
flee clatter of Isabella's ; Sam'l D. Un
it', Ci S t awbaldweet•Water, Isabella and
Dr. F. Hinkle, Sweet Water; B.
Spengler, Concord, Diana, Catawba. Is
abella; Mr., Ru mm y, Isabella; ;folio
Beppeller, Isabella; alobn Shields, Isa
bel/1 Col. James Myers, RebeccosAli-
Catewba, Clinton; Jab°, Huber.
o_lintou arid Concord ; Henry M. Ayer.;
° int; Jos. Windolph, CatawbtW
414111.100 9 Winton, Isabelle. Delaware.
sad seedling of Isabella;;; Tetil* ;Oar"'
lib. Franklin county, Delaware, 0t4 0 94
1 41 4 IL N. Gael, Sue Criticord's ;
Min Musser, Roger's Hybrids 8, 141`sod
and Isabella; Daniel Brose,
ti? %IMF, end WNW; if. S. ihugio.
Columbia Nurseries, Diana, Catawba';
Daniel Engle, Marietta -Nurseries, Con
cord, Catawba, Berbemout, Cuyahoya,
Diana, Isabella, Raton, Alvey, Lenoir,
Orevling, _Franklin, York Madera,- Del
aware, Rebecca and ?danatawoa t 'among
which were some excellent specimens.
Committee on Peaches, report
J. E. Kreybill, Apricot Peach, Lem.
On Cling, and Crawford a Late ; Henry
M. Eyes, a good seedling; John Musser,
Heath and Smock's LateiMrs. John
K. Fidler, Crawford's Late; Henry M.
Engle, Heath's Late, cling; Daniel En
gle, Fox Seedling and Crawforire Late;
JaC'ob and Peter Roth, Crawford's Late
and Apricot Peach, bath highly colored
and very fine ; C. M. Fonik, a goacl,seed
ling ; John - Shields, seedling ; Mrs. H.
Sultzbech, Crateford's Late and Yellow
()Beg. .
ComMittie on Wines„report
'Christian Bucher, Catawba, vintage of
1861; Samuel Ruby, Catawba, of 1862 ;
Dr. Hinkle, Wine and Preserved Cider
Committee on Apples and Quinces, report ,
Christian Bucher, seven varieties ;
Henry Wolf; three varieties ; Jacnb
Musser, six varieties ; John Shields,
tbree varieties, large and perfect; Thom
as Zell, two varieties; John Bell, two
varieties; John J,....Libbart, three vari
eties ; Satal.,D. h u ller, one variety ; C-
A. Schaffner, fotir varieties ; James An
deraun, fall Pippine of extraordinary
size ;,John M. Whitetail, two varieties ;
Christian'Stibgen, one variety ; Robert
Smith, esq., Wrightsville, a valuable
seedling ; Jno. A. Gerber, two varieties ;
Mrs. H. Sultzbach, two varieties ; J.
E. Kreybill, One Roxbury Russets ; A.
N. Cassel, two varieties ; R. Carroll,
very fine Fallenwalders; Jacob Stahl.
Golden Pippins; A. ichael Rainier three
varieties of excellent quality ;°' Samuel
Rudy, Site R. 1. Greenings ; Daniel
Engle, twelve varieties all good speci
mens; Mrs. Mary Whitebill,- one vari
ety; David M. Eyer, two - varieties ;
-Ors. Hill io one varietyl.S, H. Purple,
one variety.; Emanuel . Nixdorf, Pound
Apple%
B. Spangler, Orange (tonnes ; Jno
Fiddler, do. ; Joseph Windolph, do. ;
John Musser, do. ; M. Rimier, a lot of
ripened Quinces ; John hl
. cut dried white and yellow pea
un rs, add peach leather.
C..,. 1 ittee on Vegetables aad miscellane
ous articles, repoire --
Henry M. Eo, le, perfected Tomatoes,
Caotelop Cherry Bell Nose
Peppers, , Vhite %for and
I tip ik
Garnet Chili tat ' eillEd, Ber
muda Potatoes; M mler, Buck:
eye and Bermuda . J. J. Libo
hart, Garnet Chili P aloes; Samuel
Book, Sickle Beane, Tomatoes% North
ampton Beans; J. Clayton Steacy, a
cluster of perfected Tomatoes ; John
Mueller, Strawberry Water melons, Sor
ghum ; Daniel Kapp, Ovheart Cabbage
and Strap Leaf Turnips ; C M. Faulk,.
Ox Heart. and Flat Dutch Cabbage;
Hiram Engle, nine varieties of Potatoes
all good, Cashew, Patty Pan Squashes,
Silver-skin Onions, Bell . Peppers, Vege
table Eggs, Bermtida Potatoes; Jacob
and Peter Roth, York county, mammoth
Pink Eye and. Garnet Chili Potatoes,
Bermuda and Yellow Sweet Potatoes ;
Geo. - W. Mehaffy, Red Tomatoes, Lan
caster County Panpaus, White Mercer
Potatoes, Sweet Peppers ; H. Wolf, red
Pop Coon ; Henry M. Eyer, red Onions;
Joo. Shields, Garnet Chili Potatoes, Di
oseora Batatas, cif very large size, large
Custard Pumpkins ; Christian Bucher.
Blue Rock and Mountain Sweet Water
melons, very large specimens; Mrs. hil.
Bander, Pole Beans, two excellent va
rieties ; Jno. Deppler, White Solid Cel
ery, large Peppers; Samuel Miller, Or
anges, Sweet Potatoes, and Blood Beets
weighing 10 pounds; John Musser, Kid
uey, Egg, and Lima Beans,; Dr. F.
Hinkle, one basket fine Mercer Pota
toes; J. E. Kreybill, Red. Tomatoes,
White Beans, Yellow Tomatoes and
Red Peppers ; Mrs. H. Sultzbach, large
Pumpkins ; J. B. Brenneman, Stowell
Corn.; Henry M. Eyer. Sugar' Beets;
B. Spangler, Cashews, Squashes, Flat
Dutch Cabbage, Stowell Corn ; JatneS
Duffy; mammoth Flat Dutch Cabbage ;
Danl Waltman, Blood Beets; Jno. M.
Whitehill, stock of corn with five large
ears ; Mrs.-Boehm"), Yellow Toinatottel
C M.Toulk, 9 pounds and 8 ounces
White Mereer Potatoes of large size
raised from two potatoes planted May
26th ; Jacob B. Gerber, Parteey Grass ;
S. H. Purple, second crop Figs ; W. LI.
Sultzbac.h, small Gourd ,Seed Corn ;
Christian Bucher, Bell Nose Peppers,
long Oyanne Peppers, Paupnes, Perfec
ted Tomatoes.
Committee on Capnecl report
Well.preservyd specimens by Mrs. G.
W. Stahl, Mrs. F. , Hinkle, Mrs. W. H.
Eagle, Miss Sue Brown, Mrs. S. P. Ster,
rent, Mrs. J. K Fiddler, and others.
Committee on Pears, report
Samuel iuby, 13 varieties, Duchess
de Angeuleme, Henry: the IVtb, Buerre
de Ardor', Howell, Balm, Hearse Bas
ter, Biceile . ntisimo , I3uerre Langifere;
Lawrence, Oriondago, Louis BOune de
-Jersey, Buerre. Waterloo, Ja Loueie de
Oontentiy •, Henry Misseluin; Viear of
_
Winkfi'eld; very large; Dr. J. Cush man,
-good Sickles; Sane! L. Dellinger, Non
'Vein Poiteisk, Cstineka,'Dunbesp',Liouie'
Bernie, latter very line.; M. Rattler,
Duchess ; Tobias Martin, Beurre
gear, Duane* Louie.: .ponoo, Sickle, a
good collection ` ; George W:ldehiffey,
etoklo l Join_ idliteOr,, Pont! 'Bonn*
-.A --
c - -TEE MA lETTIAIvT,~=-
Duchess, Onondaga.--Lemrence ; David
M.. Eyer, Butrum, Louise Boone ; John
Jay Libhart, - 22 varfdtids, Beorre
Louise Bonne, ,Oswego, Gloat
Morcesu, Lawrence, Catincka, Doyenne
Gosebault, Ja 'Louie de Fimyelitit i
Nouveau, Poiteau, Doyenne. Grie de
ever, Novella, Vicar of Winklield, trt
banista, Winter Neils, Duchess, Buerre
de Anjou, Kingiesiing;o434'de Lumay,
Triomph Joi.legyve, .lapiolenn,.Genesse,
Bear] e Easter, M. Enema
Beurre Diet, Loubie Bontie, Dujhesik;
A. W. Stehrnan, Frederick of •" .. Wirtitt
,burg; John Shields.. St.ldielum:rArch
Angel; Thomas - Zell; Duchees;..l,S4 J.
X. Fidler, Duchess; C. M. Foulk e DZicb
ess ; H. M. Byer, Duchessi Janine Daf
fy, Duchess, lonise Bonne ;.
..Drictiess, Siokel ; B. Spanglei,
Bartlett, Howell.; Daniel :Engle. 19 vi
,rieties, Beurre Clairgean, Sickle,-Duch
ess, Harry Superfin, Piens
Ninth, Unwell, B. Hardy, , B. 4adnjou,
Bartlett, BeDjel, B. Laugeliere,
'Doyenne, Louise Bonne, Urbanists, V;
of Winkfield e Nouveau Poitean, Bunt%
Glout Morceatt ; S. Li. Purple, 8 vari4
ties, Beurre de Anjou,, Passecolusari
Aremberg, Vicar of W., W-kite Doy
enne, Glout Morceau, Oswego, Onotida ,
go; Jacob and Peter Rt,th, Gipe, Beur.
re de A njoo, Sewn; Mei, fine ilpecimeris. , ;
Henry M. Bogle, 20 varieties. Duchess 4
B. Diel, Flemish Beauty, Bellucrative t
Bunn], Buerre Claiygeau, Louise Bon neji
Sickle, Vicar of W, Oswego, Onondaga
B. de Anjou, Lawrence,* Louise dt
Fontenay, White Doyenne . , Gloat Mor—
ceau, B. de A lencon, and three unnamed
varieties.
_
At the oextikhly meeting of th
society the prem "s Will he awarded.
A RAS'S, NAME -ir Lllol'o IS SUCilOjit
individual in the United States asJohn
Smith, he is hereby notihed that there
is a letter foi• him in the Baltimore'pos!.
office. It is advertised-in the Sun.—Ber t : ,
change.
The last we beard of John, tie
fog in Michigan. The„papers in that
state will pleas?' copy the above,!4o
ledo Blade.
That's a mistake. He .was sent 'to
the Penitentiary here the other day , far
being caught with too much scrap
why aboard.—Buffalo Commercial:cid
kit
vertiser.
Strange Abet our cotemporary abonld
fall into such an error. John , Smith'fp
in 'the Flrounty jail, on charge of hai
ing beetif;:t e ttive participator in the'
late. on , piige on Linwood avenue, and its
likelfto remain there for Borne time. 4
Buffalo_ Cow ier.
What ?",Yhe.courier must be mists
ken. We earevJ o lin sit thwPtak
yesterday expatiating on the modu t i ape
randi of a back action churn, of l ivhich
he is the inventor. John has a large
family and his name should not be call
ed in question.— Utica Herald.
Singular that persons will make
_pre
tensions to a knowledge of facts of
which the' are entirely ignorant. John
is a well known philanthropist and pa
triot, who has lived in this vicinity since
early childhood. His virtues consist in
the consumption of deleterious whisky,
hail saving others from its bad effects
and increasing the internal revenue.
We saw hiss yesterday surveying the
walk in triangles, and in alswer to a
question as to his object, he said he
was I-I-looking for p-pins Dis
patch. •
You are all 'miStaken 'gentlemen.
John was, in this city a few days ago and
Was detected'in au attempt to elope with
another maft's wife. The exposure of
the base attentptso mortified him that
he emigrated to New Jereey,. where be.
will probably remain during the balance
of his natural life. That's the last of
HJohif =Lancaster Express.
i'ris very strange how so_ many should
he in error, for John is now—after hay
lug faithfully served his country tor
three years in the late war—selling
goods for Spangler & Rich, in this place,
and would no more think of running
away with another man's - wife thao ot'
having his auburn Joolismcurleti and
'frizzed "
.to attend a funeral ; no indeed,
our John is too- modest for apt such'
confluct as that,' mid it must be some
"vile varmint" of the same name.
I=l
gar The young men of our town are
endeavoring to get funds to get up a
hand. .Within, Our recollection we have
bad three bands_ and all fell through
from some cause or other. We ,hope
this one will•succeed better. The place
is large enough to keep up a-well-organ
ized hand. We hope our citizens will
contri4nteliberakly in order that.the
boys may be able to raise .tbe
ments and start-in practicing.
Or Mr. John Strickler, who has just
returued.from a wedding tour, as well as
one of business, has brotight with him
one of, the finest, stocks:of cloths,' Clll3lli
meres and vestitigs ever offered in this .
plane. ; (44:1t0 Mr. Diffenbactt's Ettore
and tee the assort men t. •
Mr. Christian Stibgen favoied us
with a basket,of.the largest and fißeat
looking - Rambo apples we have ever seen
in this'neighborhood. After all, there
ie 00 , 40er apple Chap tie Rariibo.f,
1 'Win* leogt y report be the isfel.ex
hibitioni has 'curtailed • our. usual variety,
bat e aa This Leone or whit im portant
local• institutions we ; lws, weoffer no
apology for the apparent monopoly of
Ourloesl "see. •
MIIMI
O}IP.HAR-V Cell iT SALE 13-F-
PituPERTY.
ON SATURDAY THE SEVENTH , DAY OF OCTOBER.
TILL be Sold arpdblic isle, by virtue of
VV,_an order of the .Orphintli , Cotift
cester , County, at the public . house of Jacob
'Fitiali; in' the of Marlette; by the un
dersigned, Adininistrator; of the Eitite of
Charles Kelly; late of the said borough Vt . Ma
rietta, deceased, The following described real
estate, late of the said deceased,. to alt:
Purpart No. I. All those:certain six And
one-half Lots of grthind, situtiled on the south
Aide 'el 'Fairview - street, - west of Gay street, in
that part of iha borough of Alarietta`,,,efore
said, laid out b'y, flenyinain Long, and nuiiiber
ed 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220 Ana the ea.tern
half of 214; each Lot contakning,'in','Fiont on
Fairview street 50 fee:A, and ex en ding in depth
e public alley 160 feet ;'the whole bounded
,pn.llie.north by Fairvieiv,sfieet, fif'weet,
by the remaining half - ;..bi t 4urn ti ero 1) 4 ,
pn the soith, by a public alley, :aild dn the
east by a. miblic
The foregoing Lots will be, solo separately
or together to suit ptirchitseri.
Pnrpart No All that certain nndivided
one-half or .niotety. of theft, one story fratoe
; . houses and hitt of Ground; stunted tu that
part of NO bOl'ough.ofMarietti-Aferesild,Tor
, sperlf celled Waterford,
.od:l:lumbered' 84,
ilfontaitliag in front on; Nigh :oriel 60'::feet,
and eilending iu depth to Lochst alley 206
feet; bohnded on the 'noiiih - bg Nigh' street
(or Square), on the east by'6 s ay Street, oh ihe
south by Locust alley, and du_ the weitt,
numbered 63., '
Tfie.faregiting ittirrawn as the' "
teurts - .--k fen per'sent of the amount bid to
1,.e paid whet, - the propfrty struck Off r ind
the tialaftee on the first day o a f Apt next, for
ri , hicti 'die Purchaser shall give hisbond,
apprdved security
Side to cointneuce Ekt 71 o'clock; P. `of
Batsday. JOtt AUX.I.H.
Maiietta, beptemlicr 16; 1845.-4 t.
ADMINISTRATOWS SALE.
Cod 060) 3iiesiNne.ef•
AT : .'," cadss kuirs INN,
ON SATI I -181/AIri%!:HYPORER: 7, 1865
. ..
The undering i rd, Administrator of the estate
of E:izabetii ,a - ,tiiiari, deceased, by virtee,ot
an alias order eir the Orpiati' . court of Lan
caster Counti;
~:
wit, sell at publiC sale, attire
:.rs If.ye lon, (Jacob Funk'o , lll the 'Bo
rn, kW' Mariette, al/ that certain . - .
..
a.2 i tco story Brick Direlltrig House,'
-• ' • .! . :Frame 'Kit chin, '
'4IND'II.4.LF: LOT `Ole GROUND,
,
ou is eieeted4 being' the :Eastecri half
0.1,..140, 30rcontairit.tigiii ollVro4
itlird#264eot. slid S and extending to
depth, notithwardlyi 210: feet; lola. 14 feet wide
publie: wllO, situated ,ou the North - side of
Front street, ,beitween. Walnut r eitree r t. and a
public alleyilu; that. part, of the : Borough of
Marietta, tu the County .of Lancaster r ,laid put
by David cook-, with the appuitenai,ces.
Sale to commence at:7 o'clock l ia- the event
ing of the above nlttned day." ' •
Terms: Ten pet cent of the amount iiid.to
tie . pani,vitten„:the property is, struck off, and a
Inind.w,t,t4,approved ,decority, to be given for
the payment of 'tn'e tiatai,ce on the - Etat day - of
April, 1866. JA:.0B,11, LONGENECKEIi
Marietta, September..l6,o364.-ts,
M ...tlittk.;TrA ACADEMY
. .
Corner of Market Square and Gay.st
This Academy will open for the receipt of
pupils of , both" Sexes; on MON PAlf,; Owl Ith
of SEPTEMBER.. - Initruction Will be given
in all the branches us4ally taught in snub in
''
' theliatronage of the public ie respectfully
••• ' . •
T.Ansites , — .0.1.* Riverillinrha„. 'AVOW
Latin and Greek, each,' (extra) O:00
A Boarding House will be opened . in the
Spring. A. S. MA WELL,
REFERS TO
Rev. J. T. - Labe, Wrightsville,
Dr. J. Levergood, Lancaster, _
Dr. H. Carpenter, Lancaster,
Adam' Bake; Esq., Chatham, Chester, co.
D. Wilson, Esq: = Baltimore, Md.
H. W, Smith; .Wriehtsville,
Samuel Lindsay, Marietta,
Calvin Schaffner , "
1
Dr. Cushman; ‘g
H. D Benjamin . "
Mari b etta, September 2,,1865..,6m]
JACOB LIIIHART, JUN.,
CABINET MAKER
.011=Ew
AND UNDEILT`AKKR., - ?..IABIETTA, PA.
VITOULD must respectfully take Ulla nut h-
V V -- od of informing the citizens of Marietta
and che public fit general, that, having lard in
a" lot Arf seasoned-Lua.her is now prepared to
manufacture all: aktds of ?
CABINETFURNITURE,
. .
in every stye and vanety,- et short notice.
He has on.hand a lot of leurniture of his own
whicn tor fine finish and.good
workmanship, will rival any City make.
113 - Especial attention -paid Ao repairing.,
He is also now prepared to attend, itfaill its
breaches, the UNDERTAKING business,'be
tug supplied with an
.excellent Llerie. large
and small Biers, Cooling Pox, 87. c.
liCk• COFFINS finished in any style--plain
Mare Room and Manufactory, near Mr.
Duffy , s ucw bui.ding, near the " Upper-Sta
no u," Nanette, Pa.
.[Uq.:2.2r
lIN TII MAJTEk of the petition of car
tain Freeholders of the, Borough of Mari
tua, praying the Court to ..vacate .the pittnic
alleY, in said Borough, dextending, from the
west side of. Gay str: et to Bridge street Lane,
North of Fairview
l'ustac NoTice is ite.nr:sv GIVE* that
the Court of quarter SeSsions of !Alabaster
Cinuaty•lias gniptedA rule itialiow cause why
said public alte) tie r i ot closed Up paid vacated.
Iteturhable to ,the Couri - on,the thml Monday,
October 16th, 1865, at. 10 otclOch A. M.
.
Attest JOHN H. ZELLER C,lerk.
Sept. 16.50
I PEAR'S FRUIT PRESERVING SO-
O LUTION. This solution is warranted, if
ngatly applied, td prevent the decompointion
of any Kind of fruit, and p: eserve' it in a per
fectly fresh andi'wholesome condition for
years.if contains ' nothing whicw is_ injurious
. n
,to health iii'objeetionable in articles o f diet.
The fruirretairinits firmness and Li equal to
any sealed.,' It is ~a liquid ; each bottle con
tains sixteen .ounces add preneive one
hundred atia fifty pounds of fruit and retails
at $1 per bottle.
For sale at Dr. Hinkle's.
,
- I PHILADELPHIA
1.860. • 1865
Paper Hangings.
FlowELL . a .130 p E,
MANDFACTVOER3 OF
, •
PAPER; HANGINGS
WINDOW 'SHADES,
ffoith,Eo.op?irier•Pourzh and Market streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
N. H.. 7 •Alinays in store,' largistotk. of
A+lD OLL * SiI AD ' ES.
August, 186,6.:73m3
F tMLIN
. :Cabinet - o;od , ! A r,
eFortyrdiffereit t :styles, aoaptid to sacred and
-secular music, for- $BO to. $6OO ,each,___Titirty7 ,
fine Gold. of. , Silter Medals, -driAttigr fgattpre
iniums awarded -them. Illustrated Catkiluiguei
Aso lOC NaAttialo4low , :
Aoh: or MASON 118. Or va
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FOR
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&C., &C., &c.,
OF , EVERY -11-ESCORT/ON.
ARTICLES„
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.r.• Waslies; Hair;•: Nail, , Clatae„ eat
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Ayer's Sanitiparilla,, Jayne's- Alterative, Ex
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Worm Conlvetions,
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Stiteerraf all kilfdd, Cloves, Cinnemon, All
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Chemical Food, Utzatelif Mignesili, "Fee'd;
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ISy
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Aquariums: . Arraugsments thays also been
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an endleis variety of fatieYW 4 4
found b4t opy
article not Vrill be 'ordered at rinifir':
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Carda,'3,havingStars, Flags Aind Createtoeteab
of Pubs,' DiamOnda," Bernie, &c. " The Face
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Media and shonld be, universally nrAferred,
School `Books, Copy Books, Slates and, the
School Stationary generally . ; and 'Bibles; &c.,
alvilayi on hand '
Selheriptiotte for all the Magazines, ll
lustrifed iind'lVliirtinicith Weeklies received.
Sheet Music. of all aipde, 'will be erdered
with prothritneta ann dispitdh: "
.
Bay - int secured the servings of blr.'etrAs.
H.:.flirrroN, an experienced and competent
Phaimaceutist"who will • &timid' to carefully
compounding with• accuracy and dispatch, at
all tours. The Doctor. himself can t he qopsul
ted at the,store, uuless elsewhere prOfeisionally
engaged.. • - ,
Being very thankful, to .thepublic I torthe
,past patronage' bestowed- upon him, will try
and endesvor.to please,all wbo 'may give, lam
A call. .. _HINKLE, 41,
: Illarietla, February 4, 1865-tf.
s a ssa s ' •
OWliab4 insurance C (41 0 9 11.
t_Coit,4o:4;!,. Lancaster', Coiiqty, eritarii
Princepal
Capital-and Assets, $429,920:80.
rrHIS Company continues .' to. insure. Build
". ings, Merchandise, and other property,
against loss and damage,by fire, on the mutual
plan, either for a cash , prelisium oryprernium
note:
FIFTH , ANMTAL REPORT.
Whole ainount insured,
~ 54,017,620:68
Arai of premium "
notes, " $426,090:66
Hai cash premium,
Jan'y 1,4964, , 3,754;47
Cash receipts in 1864,"
lesii fees and com
missions, 22,870i56
' $452,715:69
Losses and expenses
-paid in 1864, ',592.794:89
Balance Of. Capital "
and Assets, Jail- •
uary lst, 1h65. 429,920:30
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YOUNd - MiN.
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Just Published, in a Sealed ertvelok. Price
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A Lecture on the riatiole; trentment, .nd.radi
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generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilep
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SIX GENTS
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
roi:non heientio6 of Wine, of
. .
L INCZYNTINgINICE of URINE.
lotlamatioe or-;Ulecration of the" Bladder or
Kidneys,Diseases of th e Prostrate nd
tOrairel;lrickdbst deposits, Dropsical Swell
ings, Orglioic , Westariess, Debility, Female
.c om pi sul ' . :
'itgrialgazin
qia
•
gxthiet ihohu.
And Improved Rvse 'Week
. .
•
WM 're:Washy exterminate from the system
calamities arisingironr•liebits- of 'dissipation, at
tiffie,rterre, lade 075 _0 thellge of dist, no in-
Cdrienteute eipoeure ; demote - eel, supet-
WditlEgti9 ll ,llllslensant and,dancerous lemma"'
Copabis and Mercury, that:U.4l these diseases.,
thStE
FLUID EXTRACT BUCRU
.In allthataseaolthertlritsary Organs, whether
existing in male or fesside, from whateyer
sure Originaii4,lllditO - nutter ot bow long
standing. It is .pleasant DA its taste and odor,
Amibeitioti , irraetion. and :more strengthening
than' any of ike . gePrikiosis of bark, br
broken doWn deli
-cater conatitetionts promo the remedy at
once.
The it.i4tbr - igiet be 'A`rfire
,that hdirreil
slighb.tna,..oMllo aga`eir.,4lhe *are thump.
es, it ii certain . to affect 'his ‘lliiiehly health,
.mental powers . and tfppinen. If no treat
ment as.submitted to, Csailumption or Insani
tY may angle* , : • -
All the abovolliooliood mairotlis aid of •
di umet i d . • ;
?P - A. L k; !,t lP:qtir i l
11'.11A BD' CH U
ZS, Tilt tort*rric
ME
HEL.A4BOL_D'S
W' , e s ,- LI)
FE=
3114141t1t C,TICZNIMATID
Compound Butd Extract
•
SA.RS - 4.P AR ILL A,
Fut, purifying Atm tem3ving all diseas
es arising-from. excesOundtimptudence in life,
chronic conitituilonal diiseases arising from an
impure state of the blood,and the only
reli
able alai eff.,...tealintowwwwwed3 for the cure
of SctefulaiSeald4-leiid, Salt :Rheum, Pains
and Swelling of thi'Boziti,'Ulturations of the
ThrMit and,l„,egs„ Blotches, Pimples on the
Eace, Tatter, Erysipelas, and all scaly erup
tions of the skin, Ind beautifying the complex-
NOT A FEW
Of the worst disordets t h at afflict mankind
arise from the, corruption that accumulates in
the "Blood. Of all the diecoveties that have
been made to? .
nut, none can equal in
etrect
12:ELMBOLDIS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparrilla.
ItcleansetrandlenoVates the Blood, instilsl
the'vigor'.of !I" 11 into the system,
and Purges out the huMtna Which make dis
ease. It a:OM:Oates the healthy functions of
thelody,and expels the disorders that grow
and - rankle in-the- Blood. Such a remedy,
that conlithe relied. on, has long been nought
for, and new,-for--the--first time, the public
haie.one' on Which 'they 'can 'depend. Our
space here does not: , :admit . -of certificates to
show its effects. Irkt the, trial of a single bot
tle will' show folhe Oak 'tist it has virtues
,supassing anything they have ever taken.
Two tablispirmsful , of the Extract ot.Sarda
peril's, added to a pint of water, is equal to
!gig Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal
to a gallon of, the' ; Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or
the decoction as usually made.
The:above r:itractssare prepared on purely
scientific priOciplea- 7 in- ractio---and embody
the full strength Of the ingredients entering in
to their composition. A ready and concludivo
test will be a companion of their properties
with those set forth in the U. S. Dispensato
- tY.
HOW TO IJSE THE REMEDIES.
In diseases of the Blood. Husnore on the
Face, or any and every_part of the body, use
Bxtract Sarsaparilla, applpiu¢ . tp Pimples and
all external Irlumore or Eruptions, the im
proved Rose Waah.
Use the Eitract Buchu for all diseases re
quiring the eid'of a Diuretic, except those of
the Urinary' Organs, such as Gonorrhea and
Glert ; _in these use the Extract Buchu and in
ject with the irriproNed Rose Wash.
113' These extracts have been admitted to
use'n the United States Army, and also are
in very gerierar use,in all the mato hospitals
and . pubric institutions' throughout the land,
as well &fin private practice, and are consid
ered as invaluable remedies.
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DELIVERED.TO ANY ADDRESS.
DIRECT LETTERS TO
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WkIIEHOUSE,
694 Bzotidwiy; N. N., next Metropolitan Hotel
Olt, TO FLPLAMOLD'S
MEDICAL ,DEPOT,
104 South Teet Street,'Assembly Buildings
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