the ntariettian,
F. 1,. Baker, Editor.
MARIETTA. PA :
OatuJtcta,g., Ocfaices 7, ing.
far By a whaling, regal arrived at
New Lopdoi from tge Arcticoceari, the
Journal of Commerce has advices from
Capt. C. H. Hall, the explorer, who
left the., United States in 18642 . - Mr.
Hall's letters were expressed.lso.:miles
over the ice by .dog-sledges to reach the
open Bea. He .Mites in good spirits,
having obtained much valuable informs
t ion in regard to the Franklin expedition.
Mr. Hall expects•tospend most of -hie
time in King. William's Land and on
Boothia Felix Peninsula, and desire.
that a vessel shall ba sent in the spring
of 1867 to bring him boine. .
sir 'Tea year's ngo a young mulatto
ran away from the plantation of Mr.
Charles Ambrose, a sngarAord at Bayou
Fourche, La., Stealing himself—a „ piece
of property worth • thousand dollars.
In the north he amassed a fortune of a
quarterbf a million. A few days ago
he went back to his old home, travelling
in open daylight, with as little , fear of
bloodhounds and fa 'tive sl ve laws . as
if he was a tslite.mati, found hit, aged
father and mother among the freed,follts,
and settled them comfortably, and pre
sented a cottage and apiece of, land. to
his widowed mistress, whose family had
been beggared by the , war.
skiir Emma :Tones has been tried by
court-martial in Cliarleston, S. C., and
sentenced to pay a doe of COO. The
charge against her was this : "That she'
the said. Emma Jones, did, on or about
the 18th day of Auguit, : lB6s, behave in
a disgraceful and disloyal manner in the
presence of citizens and United States
soldiers, and - tben trail the American
Union flag in' the dust, and did thin
trample' upon the said American Union
flag, placing her feet upon - it; at the
same time uttering contemptuous 140
disloyal language. to wit: "See here;
this is what I think of your flag ; that is
all . I care for it ; ".at the same, time kick
ing the said American. Union flag with
her feet." • .
sr Professor Silliman,taving'visited
the mineral regions, both in California
and Nepida,-saysl—"We cannot count
upon the.time,when mini* mill, cease
to be profitable in these hills, while-the
unparalleled richness. of the, lodes, ; ; the
advantages .at locelion on the, great
Trans-Continental gighwaY.:
salt beds , so necessary in beneficiating
ores with a climatetmarcely•welled
the continent ; all these, combined,,give
promise of p bright , and prosperous fu
ture."
All brutes are cowards. Wire,
who at AndertiOnitille could starve sol
diers id skeletons, and then Walk about
their unarmed ranks, Sheeting thetri
down like dogs, at Washington cowers,
like a whipped spaniel in presence' of fie
Court, and hardly dares to look hie own
counsel in the eye. A few days ago,
two soldiers drew neer front curiosity,tO
see the villain, when, he clutched
,the
guard frantically, and exclaimed „that
they were about to assassinate him.
oir Ist is anderetood4 that after the
trial of Oaptain W rz is enifediaid all
the facts connected with the Anderson-
Title prison are ascertained; " there` will
be aninveitigAiiin-of the , Salisbury and
other prisons b f thir 'Booth "=in vihich
Union prisonersliere 6inlined and. rata-
er As people ,cof Connecticut. are
soon to decide whet* they strike
the word " White" oat of •that ,clause
in their State cenetitetipi which, pre-
scribes the qualifications, of.voters. .:The
Democratic party, have tstlien.
,ground
against it, the Union party in its favor.
ow Secretary. o#3wllvi''haflbeqn
ally *formed that the amount of tbe
tyeasaie stolen by ,the ; St_.,Alban'e raid-
era, has bees; paid.o‘reF to 00,
ban'o, banks by , the Canada. authorities,.
olf - It is proposed at Lewistoirn,
to have an' eithiliition Of the 'different
styled'Of tionniti worn' Within the pitst
twenty ; five very large hall
will be ' '
WM
Seven!: thundred • young women,
chiefly froim lifainutehusetts, sailelEfrop
New York. last msreek form Washington
Territory, seekingtiMbbau'di•and 'honies.
,
or During S ep t e mberpe there were in
Newlrork five , deather by saieide, mine
by -mikond'hocident,- sixteen by drown
ing, four - by:Aros e and ten 'by:murder. •
Oat mines of th Lackiiwann
e a
Valley; Penn., have resumed their work,
and there 3@ a_prQppect of it talk' 'price's.
ow It is staj,ed tiott,ita flag of a Ver.
, 4:41. f
moot regiment ; was, ;evefy3.l . le keepilg
of an enemy daring tile war.
gay Twenty-live Lplentere ewe rimier
wrest at Vinktburg, formattrentipg , or
killing their former eleven.
Barrisu AL/dm—The Fenians, an or
ganization which is intended to free Ire
land from what they call the thraldom
of England, have , increased their num
bers to such an extent as to cause con
siderable alarm to the ,Minis y. 'there
is no mistake in this, inasmuch as sever
al British gunboats have been stationed
in Bantry bay, off the Irish coast, to
watch some mysterious but anticipated
expedition from the 'United States !
This is excellent I Ooly let Ireland
rebel—fix up some kind of a goiernment
and England will quickly find her late
doctrines of neutrality brought home to
her in a way she may have little thought
of, but which she moat heartily deserves,
and will most sensibly feel.
°unions HIDING.PLAqm—A lady:pas
senger in last Thursday's evening , train
for New Yoi:k had her pocket Edeked of
a portmonnaie containing . $lBO. The
thief, else' a Woman, was seen to take
the notes from a portmonnaie, and then
restore it in the lady's pocket:to !hem
it belonged r , She was . arrested and
searched, but it was •some time Istore
the place of concealment could be found.
It was finally discovered in the pilferer's
Waterfall. .
A. Trani Solisit —A fellow hailing
froth Boston, and who gave his name as
David Healey, was hauled out from nik
der n,loConietivn at Lowell, a' few days
since, the cow-catcher of the machine
haying passed completely over him.
The only injury he sustained Was a bro
ken and crashed great toe,,,bnt re
mark when pulled out, pat "It was a
dained tight squeeze," will not, be ques
tioned by those ; ho know,how close to
,
the track the cow-catcher runs,
ar Some of the Virginia planters are
directing'ittention to the importation
of foreigneri to conduct the Operations
of agriculture. One gentleman in Char
lotte has introduced 'thirty-two Swedes
aslabbiere ivho have proved.themselves
patient; persivering and industrious, but
some
, apprehensions are entertained
that the chi:kite so far south will operate
unfavorably ori their,health and powers
of endurance.
fob' Dorence Atwater, who was tried
by a military commission; for stealing
from the tent of Oapt. J. M. Moore the
records of the names of the Union sol
diers who died,in the Andersonville pri
son, has been unfenced to be 'imprison
ed eighteen months, pay a fine of three
hundred dollars,. and stand committed
until the fine is paid and the stolen Pro
petit.", returned tolhe'War Department.
Aar William Jackeon; a negro, has
been acting as a juryman, in Brooklyn,
at-the "sitting-of -the September
term: of.tbe City Court. It ie said that .
Jackson - was summoned an the pinello
test .the. sentiments of the people;on the
negro question. The people seem -to
have borhe the test very easily,, as Co
protest has been made on= their part
against. Jriekelin.
ar The agent of the Scotch Emigra
tion Company in Washington has suc
ceeded in securing a Awenty years' lease
pt upward of thirty- thousand, acres, of
bottom land on the James river below
Richmond, which will be taken posses
siOn of - about the last of Octoliej. •By a
colony of three hundred ScOttish agri
cOlViirists. They Will make market gar
' •
oar A year ago, a military commission
tried ; and convicted. at. Fort. Snelling,
two Sioux chiefs named , little Six and
Medicine Bottle, for several ; cruel mur
,ders. Thais sentence was not, made
public. tilt-the 25th ult., when an order
•to hang thorn was, received.
_or In a cemetery "in Sharon, Conn.,
a'fainily lot in which are seven graves
arranged in a circle.- Si* stones com
memorate six deceased wives of -13. 1 A-:- .
B—, while the seventh and more sia
telislab bears t 1 e. simple but affecting
inscription, "Oar Husband."
i'Niblioras - Tan'Wert, Of = Troy,
New' York;-aged ieventy-sii years and
foitlineithe, living on the burgh'-"green"
with wivell-beloved wife, aged
_years and two anda - half months, has
'just been tileised with twins.
tom' Fanny Jackson, a young colored
vier:did of Washingtion, , D,lCA-graduated
'frriii the - eleiraiear: course' - of !Oberlin
Colleie' it P . We' 'commencement.
She is the first female college gradriate
of African dericeirt: "
Xra•RTi.fideb the r,i4 B b t qg 11 Pk'
oner,,le charged with .having c*eed-Me
,death .of five, persone,at i differeef,
and aelnany as a dozen more have been
sick after being entertained by her, bit
havb.finally recovered
•
wAtlepgth"Fighting,Toe " gook-.
.
er hae,been married., The. event took
place;in Cincinnati, onTßoi l iai e iel l i
last, - to the. riah *Os :Olivia Groesbeck.
• ' sjr•The-retnene of the Connecticut
electidi r on Monday ••itidicate` that •- the
State hale r.egro suffrage
by a considerable.'inijoyity.
belßiehmottli - - Commerdial4
illitidlesubeeilgenppiesiett for libelling
'PreeidentiTobrreorit : !
M. Buiratt's property in Wash
ington, has bees fold at auction.
Intl law rimoaDvi
_ Horn.—The Scripture saith, that
" Hope is an anchor to the soul, both
sure and steadfast." It is the unfortu
nate's only comfort in adversity, arid the
star of promise which erges forward the
struggling poor man. What is it that
gives contentment to that mother who
sees her darling child attacked by the
ghost of the deadly croup, or suffering
from the effects of a consuming cough
or violentcold. What is it that wreathes
in •smijes the lips-of that patient con
sumptive who, though she knows she
cannot live, yet murmurs her silent and
thankful prayer for ease and relief.
What le.it that has become a. nation's
iloper•from North.,to South , (rem' East
,to West, comes but one joyful response
‘-=zGivir us Coe's Cough %lima.
sir A. story is told of a man who , in
sured in London one thiitusand digbrs,
valued at £260, against 6re and Water.
After the laiise of six months he made
his appearance
,tha insurance
office
and demanded his Money; as the cigars
had all been banidd.. " But not on
board the vessel, sir," said the seeretary,
for We' is in clock now:" '"Yes, "on
board the vessel ; I smoked them, and,
therefOre;burned them ' 'all myself, and
the insurance says against fire." The
secretary deemed taken abaek, bat told
the`smoker to call 'again nest day. -He
called at the appointed thee, but Was
met by the SOlicitor. of the eoniiiany,
who told him if he did not relinquish
his claim be would be prosecuted an one
Who had'knowingly and willfully set ere
to' goods insured by the company.
or. Hemmer Lana, the noted linklish
boxer, so called from his having been
brought up to the trade of ma
king, died recently in Birmingham,
He achreved a deserved ''repniation for
sciatica, .courage like that bf a lion,quid
game of the most indomitable sort.
When he first appeared in the • ring`' he
had`no pretensions 'to setencaiiand`:•iron
by strength and fortitude. The , boxers
.mightla,mmer on his anvil4ilta head 'um
til they cracked their tools, but.' they
could 'never make him cry anatigh: Ha'
was a fine, effective fighter, •as , well as
one of fthe, strongestand herd list 'men of
his size that ever stripped- in the ring.
But his time hadbome. He Was beaten
by thwoolored fighter, Young Stolineaux,,
in a desperate battle, which .laated an
-hour and-tab> minutes. Afterthis .Lane
fought,. , Yankee Sullivan, and made
,a
gocid battle, but was beaten..
lir. Engineers engaged in surveying,a
routo,fot: a,railroad to connect Franklin,
Pennsylvania;, , with the Philadelphia
and Erie Road, have : arrived -at Frank-,
lip, having, surveyed a t onte of-one hun
dred and-thirty-one: and-a :half,miles in
.length, with maximumliade ant of for
:ty feetoper mile; and_ maximum curves,
-of six degrees. For forty miles they
,were on a - continuous coal -bed, the mo
tor of workable :seams from three to five
ands varying- from twenty-eiglitinches to
eleven feet in, thickness. aitx springs ,
alsoAtbound in the.rogion,.ands iron ore
is found. in abundance.
eir A fearful -affray _ occurred recently.
near Rome, Ga. Two desperadoes
; game to a church, during , service;
aud called out two of; the congtegatiop.,
They refused to copmeout,when the des
peradoes commenced firing „at them,
killing one and mortally wonoding,a
4.
.SKI bee quen,tly,a squad of ; the; 29th
Indiana, with three citizens,,, followed' ,
them up and surptiseil:.them sin . Weir
,owu.house.-, The.two-men; in company
'with,.three , eons, : made a ~datermined
'fight, killing two of the 'citizens, - hut re
-suiting eventually in the death of the
.whole gang.
et Travelers,' especially fat ones. who
lieve,taufferedinteusely,frvp.being-pack
.ed,in the,narirow,Cers of the Reading
railroad, will 4Ok i eltO•A°.) l Olv, to
learn, that wide passenger cars will be
placed soon on'that rond, the..t.unnel ; at
Port Clinton having-bean arranged as
regards thetraok so is to perciiit their
passage.' - - -
Air James W. Duncan, .who: was ,call
ed to Vi r ashingtortAs•amiiness for Wirt,
And -.afterwards cowmitted to prison,
charged; ivith croelty to oAr prisoners At
.A.ndersonville,iAApparAntly Act Above
twenty-fivoyearsroCagei.' is a baker by
Wok; arid .his; preo.eat residencetis ' Nor
folk; :Virginia."
Ago-4 meetimiqf yirginians, a:ho
hive been loyal from the first is t sosin, to ,
be , heldin Alexandria. • -Senator Wilson,
of MIl£113111 . i1;1180:4, °Mid' ' Henry' Winter
Davis liii4rbeefiinirited to'• address
thein2
_,llO : 1 3 , ; - H,, Zink*, of .Birtniugham
Conn., lat,ely.couglied,up,an ottnco ball
which vteutAearly.thyougb hie, head in
thebattle 4f IMPrYal?9r o 9-1 P., .ml4 l
could not be previously extracted.
The ;number, of , prisoners in the
Old. Capitol diminishes .daily, and on
Saturday there • mere- only; -forty-eight
prisoners confined 4here. ,
oir'Dr. George B.' the
strongman, now lifts over 3,500' Poun
and, is in 11 1 9vfect tkeakt4. ,•Tt . mall- big
age!3. fatkor, wh,o „
dr An 'English railway company has
alreddiliiild . 05,000 damages to . injired
passengers, and more snits are pending.
Mbt Elora in a Nut—Sbcll
Property amounting Co between three
and four hundred thousand dollars is
daily stolen by professional thieves• and
pickpockets in New York.
The Pennsylvania — State Agent in
Washington will open - polls, on the sec
ond Tuesday of October, for troops to
vote.
Qonnterfeit one dollar greenbacks
have been put in circulation. The pa
*peris said to be inferior, the color light
er than the genuine, and the engraving
very indifferent. :Our readers would do
well to be on the lookout for them.
The school law,- as amended last -win
ter, does not permit children under six
years'old to attend the pOlic schools.
-By the 'end of this' year the Navy will
be reduced to' abontlhe iininbei 'of 4ei
eels that were in commission at the
ginning of the war. Bit' thiee' - ifoll
clads' Will remain inactive service—one
et Cliittleston, one atNew . Orleans, and
one at San Francisco.
•
A Dave, nearly as large aa the litam-
otb Ciive of Kentucky, has recently
been discovered about ten mires from
Fort Ruby, California. It, was, found
to be a•l immense subterranean lake of
Clear water, with high wnlls of,limeo,one
on either side. The ceiling, or. arch, is
fifty fait high.
A populous suburb, Melbourne,
Australiavhas heen,diecoverod ;to have
Seen louilt on - a. °line. of gold, .and drifts
are being,run
,under.the town for the
purpose of working- it out.
About the richeet joke of the'- season
is they idea, which has 'obtained-some
credence among verchint circles in En
rope;' that the 7 GOvernMent or the United
States'will:aeeume the rebel cotton
arid pay off thecotton* boat df
Jeff. Davis:
The Pacific RailrOad is extending
eastward from the shores of the great
ocean from yhich it receives its name,
as fast as enterprise, energy, money, and
the combined labor of 2,500 able-bOdied
men can force it. The road bed is now
being constructed through the violin
tains of Placer county, California, and
the locomotive has already reached p
point 43 miles from Sacramento, which"
is 1,803 feet ahove the sea. .'
Two young:Virginians, who were re
cently discharged from the Union army,
returned totleir home in Green-county,
when they were informed. thitt they
,would certain* be -essassinetedrif they
remained, .by ex rebel soldiere. a'•
A NashvilleYePer states nit Wil
liam L. Yancey died front a spinal injury.
received ‘ in a yersonal encounter with
Senator Ben Hill, of Georgia, daring a
secret:sitting of the rebel Gongress at
Montgomery.
• A facsimile of the Psfsident'e
tar, has been •prepared,and over .thrne
handuld parilousLare_ reported, to .have
been stamped .with at the White House
-9n Tuesday.
A youth 'fifteen years old residing
hear Marion Ala., drank three glasses
of buttermilk, ate three watermelons,
and.a basket of peaelies ; on the same
day dined heavily, and died in the after
Leading Democratic' papers in Ohio
are vigorously denying the Anderson
outrages,. asserting that rebel -pri
soners were badly' treated, and denoun
cing the Oornmission that is trying the
notorious and brutal Wirz. _
den:Lee,,the. nq,!.Eresiiien t of Wrish - -
Ington College, at Lexington, Va., ar
rivid thire on the 1.811), after travelling
100 miles on horieback.
The intrebarite of 'lVortiilk, lire., are
'endeavering-to-establish , a line of,steam
ere between diet Ifort arid;Frtinee:
An association has beam formed min
diana for the-pnrpose,of introducing the
Cashmere: goat into this conntry,, -Shp
teen of these.animals .have alrpady beep
imported under ths anspices of the, ,so-
The Conimissio'n apiiointed' by the
liegislattini of MassaChnsette in aid of
-, iiiiicieulture are abcint to visit the -labia
`of New - and ihe upper waters
of literrimac;-Witta: view - - to - stock
rivers-With apiwn of the sairrion
and - landLlock-sitiniony and -introdueing
`tha-blnck into LiikdWinnepisagee.
Five Catholic priests have been arras
tad iti •St. tnuis, 'for prettaiing
, ivithout
•takitig the oath; and several ; rninistiis
other dennminations, in' various parts
of the : State; art; laity under bodds to au
-stver'for the saiiiii'Offence. 'Father Cum
2t,
riings; of Pike' cotinty,. who refused 'to
alio* bis pay hie-Snit,- and wits
irodiedlit jail:, has- thought. better
•contltibt;:qind giVeri-boati; an&• Will-- UP
peal his cites itiligher-eofifts Ifor
,deci
sion: • -
men
Twelve or fourteen d Vrent to the
-residence of a yoUng =manlin , Olathe
'cceintY, Ga.; and sliot-himfireferal times,
leaving-Wm for•dead.- . The sister of the
young man, finding hi m dress
ed hielwinuidri. mutilhrers , return
ing shortly after, forind‘Atheir , helplelsa
victim sitting in the lap of his sister,
- Mad was mmmterifig to hith, when'they
'again adt*ni aid departed,' legvirig
'him deka: . All bet of the wretches
were arrested by Federal
SOMETHING NEW.-.-We call attention
to the advertisement of the Duplex El
liptic or double Spring Skirt. Though
a recent invention, it has become very
popular, and is rapidly obtaining the
preference over other kinds in use.
The rods in it are composed each of two
delicate and well-tempered steel springs,
which are ingeniously braided together
edge to edge, the lower rods heavier,
and having a double covering. This
peculiarity of construction makes this
skirt very strong and durable, and also
so exceedingly flexible that it readily
adapts itself to the form of the wearer,
and allows of any amount of doubling ,
and crushing without injury to itoshape.
These skirts are unquestionably the
lightest, - mostdesirable, comfortable and.
economical ,"These-,.are ad
vantages which liadies, who. have eXpe
rienced'the'_discemfort' and inconveni
ence of single sinlip, Will' duly' &Lige-
air A clergyman called on a poor
parishionnr, whom , he found bitterly la
menting tfie loss of au only son,a ,boy
about five years of age. In the hope of
consoling the tainted woman, he re
marked to her that, "one so young could
not'have committed any
„very grievous
sin, .and that no, doubt the child was
gone toji pavan." "Ah,
_said the
simple-hearted creature, " - but Tommy
was so, shy, and ,they„ are all ntrangers
there . •
ifir In
.a country; school where there
were many, ol4.scholiirs, and. a young la
dy teacher, she, told, one of, the. young
pen to.give the.lmperative:Mood of the
verb love. . .$e .answered, "Love l"
an.d„slie,- to, help, him along, . asked,
"Love ; ,whatt,?"• Ee timmediately. ex-
.claimed, "-Love you,"•..‘and- jumped - as
though he had4been struck: They:said
ao more about " love " that time,- but
in a few , weeks were Inarried.
air Little three!year old 'Mary Was
playing roughly , with the kitten; carry
ing it by the tail. Her mother fold her
she •would , hurl -pussy, t" Why, no i I
won't," sabl,she ism carrying it by
the han&le."-:'
:Igar'costs= -the ititierernment sixty
thousand-dollars-to advertisegnlellver
°diallers. This 'is 'tia'arly .all , a`-total
loss;'ts.only , taranty,.fire-per cent. of the
letters rare. evettalled ;for. -
fir A new and dangerous counterfeit
bun d re'd- comtiotind:interest•bear
ing note hits„ba s enreceived s hy the Treas
ury Department::. They are exceedingly
well executed...
Zlittird NafittE
lIOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
• Read E. D.'E. N. E'outhworth's.Letter•
'Prospect College, Georkitown, 1). C.
April 2, 1863.
lliessrv.; Hostetter tt --Smith
„ 'Gentretnew-',lteves me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those ; of otherkin.favor of your
excellent preparation.—Several years, of resi
dence on the banks of a ,'Nouthein river, and
of close application 'to litleraly Work,' had so
thoroughly Maui - listed my nervous system and
undermined my health, that I had'. become a
martyr to dyspepsia and nervous headathe,
recurring at short inter.vals, and
,defyin& all
known remedies in the Materia Medics. 1
had come to the conclusion that nothing bat a ,
total change: of residence and pursuits would
restore my //Math, When a friend recomMend
en Hostetter's Bitters. procured a bottle as
an experiment; ibrequired hut one ,bottle to
convince me that.l had found at last the right
combination ; of remedies„ The relief, it affor-.
ded me, has been complete ItrM now some
years since I first. tried
,Hostetler's pine*
~ars.d it is but just to say that t hays found the
•preparatfon - ail thatit claims 'to' be. It is a
'Etan'darrFititilly - Cordial Withi - lis,''euid• even
as a-stimulantivilike;H:better thin anythihg
else-; but we use it in all neryous,;.bilioua,and
dyspeptic casee, from feverdown.to toothache,
If what I have now, said will lead anydyspep
tic.or nervous invalid 'to a sure ierneii
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- I remain; gentlemen, respectfully yours,”
'E. D. IC - SO LITH WORTH.
To Codsumeirvds.—The undersigned hay
ing,been restered.to health in a few,weeks,by
a very simple remedy, after having suffered
several' yaws, With a severe _l`ung affection,
and that dread disease, Consumption, is 'an
xious to make knowd to his fellow-sufferers
, "the means of ctire. To all Who' deeire.it, he
1 1 will send a r cepv.ofallie prescription, ftee . ,of
,charge, with, •the Aireetione far. preparing-and
uPCPAg the sarkep . W:hicktilPY,W4 ll find a sure
cure for Consunip4on,Astma,Bronchid.s,Colds,
Coughs, etc. t The " only object of the advert/-
4er 'in' sending - the'Presisiption is to Veneht
theeillieted and'ePtiiiidlinfOrination which lie
-conceives to be invalujibleiamd. he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy,,as it wil/:;cost
them nothing, and .may prove.a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will.please
address , ERN:. .E.DWA.R.D 4..W.u..loN,,Williarg
sbuFg, kings County,New 7 York. rii&e3in
'BLINDNESS, DES Victim and Catairh, tree
,4a thintinat ineeeris; by Dr. J. likares,
°enlist aid Autiatkformerly of Leydon,lfol
land,) N 0.519 PINE street, Philadelphia. Tes
timonials from the most reliable sources in the
City and'. Country, - can-. be seen at hie :office.
Th medic4l, faculty ,are. invited to accompapy
their patients, sale has no secrets in•lus prac
tice. 417IFICIAL EYES inserted iviOniut pain.
No charge inadc' for 'L26-Iy.
ITCH ! Frew I ! ITCH ! ! ! .&iiitekil4cfatch!!
Scratch !!! ----, !whefitercs - ointment'' will cure
"tlie ItcWi iti 48 hours 'AQ , a , ttathat Rheum,
Ulcers'
eruiiireiiii of the ekih.
Price 50 cents.. +=Tail/lido biliwaroggid o .
By sending 60 centslo WEEKS & PorrEn,
Sole Agenia, :1101"Washinglthi Mice, Bpston,
Massy at wiLl ,. be;.rfQ warded . ,by, free, of
postage, pto im part of the U. tater, 10rn
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES—SECRETS /Op
MlLLrorr A most valuable and worid e ; f t ,
publication. A work of 400 pages, a "
cum,
colored Engravings. Dr. Hunter's Fade It,
an original and popular treatise
Man and Woman their Physiology, p unctioL 4
and Sexual disorders of every kind, with le;'
er-failing Remedies for their speedy t ,
The practice of Dr. Hunter has long t 4 , 4"
and still is, unbounded, but at the earn est lc '
licitation of numerous persona, he has 4, 4
induced to extend his medical usefsin4
through the medium of his "VA DE NI ECUNL,
It is a volume that should be in the hand -11
every family in the land, as a preventive
cl
secret vices, or as a guide for the alleviatsz
of one of the most awful and destrutti,
scourges ever visited rnankind. One cc . l
securely envieloparj, *ill tie forwarded f re : ' , l
postage tc4ty pat of the United Su re- ;
50 cents in P. 0. stamps. Address, po st p tl !
HuifterOgo; - -3 Division street, New y,34
PE THE MARIETTIAN.,
'E ar ith your permission I alsb
say to the retiders of your paper that 1;
,send, by return mail; to'all who wish it, (fr, '
a recipe, with full directions for making etf
using a aimpld Vegetable Balm that will ei:ol
Wally r emove, hi ten ?aye, Pimples, Ell Aci,
Tan, Freckles, and all impurities of the
leaving the same soft, clear, smooth ant te:.
tiful. I will also mail free to those hat; ; ,
Bald Heads, or Bare Faces, simple direct:
and information that will enable them t o
a full growth of luxuriant Hair, Whiskers:;
a Moustache,lii less than 30 days.
All applications answered by return as:
without charge. Respectfully Yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist h Peirtm.
831 Broadway, N. Y. [u&c-3m
WATO B ES
HM—r. CYC E..
Corner of North Queen-St., and
Squpre, Lancaster, Pa
Kier an 'and Swiss Viateheg
Tlti .VOLD AND SILVER CASES.
*, EIGHT DAY AND 30 llon,
IN I:MEAT VARIETY, AND FR%9
THE BEST FACTORIES.
SPECTACLES in every style of
frame, and' With glasses to suit
any who•need artifitial aid. We have
ty years experience in this business.
SILV Eft-\V AR K.
Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives, Sc , stag,
with our name and warranted standard,
PLATE:D . 4V A RE.
The beet platedware in the Unitcd
We warrant our beat Table ware—SH,
Fork, &c., to wear ten years in deny ue.
,JEW ELRY.
Rings, Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Studs and a
riety of every article in this
HAIi. JEWELRY.
Hair Jewelry made to order. Two Ilun;
styles, or samples, constantly on hand.
13 : Repairing of Watches, Clocks, Svir
cies or Jewelry, done neatly an .I prorup;.i.
H. L. EJ. Z. 411.11,
Corner North Queen Street and Centre
LANCASTER. PA.
m RIETT A ACADEMY
Corner of Market Square and Go
This Academy will open for the uuc
pupils of both sexes, on MONDAY, ii
of SEPTEMBER. Instruction will be
in all the branches usually taught in bu
stitutions.
The patronage of the public is asp. , r
solicited.
TERMS :—For Five Months,
Latin and Greek, each, (extra)
A Boarding !louse will be opene d
Spring. R. S. MAXWELL
REFERS TO
Rev. J. J. Lane, Wrightsville,
Dr. J. Levergood, Lancaster,
Dr. H. Carpenter, Lancaster,
Adam Bp. e Chathaay Chester,
D. ...',..;Balthuore, Md.
R.C.4 : ;;'.'4,
Samuel Lindsay, Marietta,
Calvin Schaffner, ac
Dr. Cushman, At
H. D Benjamin "
Marietta, September 2,1565.-6 m
S UMMER HATS!
The undeisignea have Just receive.; u', ,
tiful assortment of all styles of
A SILK, CAPRERA,
FELT AND
,Str i 9,77 , Kr Ia tom,
which we are prepared to sell at the
MOST *REASONABLE TERM'.
n- Our friends in the County are in'.
to call and-examine our assortment.
- SHULTZ 4- 8R0777E1Z,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS.
NO. 20 NORTH QUEEN STREEF
LANCASTER, PA.
REEVES' AMBROSIA FOR
~,
THE 11.1,:,
I=l
The Original and Genuine Air VIV
prepared by J. ALLEN REEVES an
best hair dressing and preservative I
use. It stops the hair falling out,
grow thick and long ansi prevents , t
turning , prematurely grey. It era]
dandruff, cleanses, beautifies and rends'
hair soft, glossy and curly. Buy it, tti" ,t
be convinced. Don't be put off with a
ous article. Ask for Reeves' Ambrosia 5,
take.co other. For Sale by Druggists '
Deal.Ts in Fancy Goods everywhere.
PRICE, 'l5 Cents per bottle-0 per 1,1;
Address, REEVES' AMBROSIA DEF''
82 Fulton-at., New-York
n- For sale in Marietta at Dr. F.
Drug Store.
I f you want a
First-rate Black or Fancy Silk
A neat or 'gay challie or De Leine
A superior Black or fancy Woolen De L BI
A fine•ormedium" Black or Colored Alpo
A good Lavelle, De Beige or Poplin
An Excellent Chintz or good Calico
A French, English or Shambry Gingham
You will find it at
SPANGLER & RlCLair
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual
—a new and reliable treatment. Also,
BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of WELMiII.
Instruction, sent in sealed envelopes ,
charge. Address, Da. J. Sancta tiorGsT.,;,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth::
[jan.l,'6sl•`,
T HE MASON & HABILIS
Cabinet Orga'f•_,
Forty different styles, adapted to socred.,9.
secular music, for $BO to $6OO each. r,,, e .
fine Gold or Silver Medals, or other fir, 4 ,,Vr
miunisa*arded them. Illustrated Caio-0.
; sent free. Address, MASON & HANLIN.'
ton, or MA6ObIitROTHERS, Neir-Y001.•
September ' 9;1865-Iy.]
HOICF„ HAVANA SEGARS, 5%,
beet Chewing and.SmokinlcolliiV,
ii a i
1.
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