ht jiaritttitan.
- KC 2111 t 8 TT A „ PA :
ailiii4ll Yoning, FabiliAlT 24, tB6B.
13-14 - Xw - .V7sx — fiaw :—Ttotti-brariail4 7
of th.? . pgisletore have, 7 pAssed, with nn
usual. piviniititude-and , i c intinimity; the
bill enibocifirig the financial scheme re
onminentle4,l4,4tatEgmagererXeinble.
so that it now only : needs,, the signature
o.l.4....G.AlTUtuOrSto..baeoake a _ law. As
it. will. undonbtinily approved. by kin v
ernor,,Curtin, We may treat it As in ; fact
complete soils...law. Its maim feature,
and one which most comMendit!to - .the
good !Mee of all the e . Reciple - of the
State, is its nkojitionof the State - tax
on real estate, -which . under -the existing
financial embarrnasuinnts of the country
is a measure. of re:lief for, which we , :all
have sewn 4ocal tax ;
ea are chiefly levied *
on real estate,-while
the national tafns t , are 1010 on exery
thing else. -,Fionce,.whenthe State tax
en "sit ()ante is inperaddell toall the
other burdens we have to bear, it is ono
Slight imposition.„
By good management the State finan
ees havebasa . bibaght to a very prosper ;
ens condition, oaingici which the State
Tr e aera.er Veintli he's ire ft . h tin self war:
ranted in presenting his scheme to abol
ish -the . taxklit reeflastate. At this Xame
time, however, he has iceomniendad
other taxes ofievery Substantial chbrac
tor upon banks and other corporations.
The, Airmail be 41'0-One to tax upon:the
capital etOett: , "'This is what Alb° State
did .under , 44 - -Old State bank System,
and it constituted so important a source
of revenue.thattWilen the enable
the banks to Arsorganize as national in
stitutions was: :pending in., the. Legisla
ture, it came near-being defeated through
opposition arising...from Anlpdispositiou
to part with sollaric an item or cayenne.
Theprossat Rrnposal is based.on sundry
deeisisna b e y court, of•law pronouncing
it i p L erfeetly legercr_Ptatee :to tax. na
tiOnal banksoin , thetak will, therefore,
be 4tily - asseafiredmici,poiiected, notwith
standing "ay — Pablo that, may hat;e been
entertained op the,,subjeOt. We are
aware that one or the inducements for.
the transfer of the State banks . to the
national system *as the provision in the
national- banking law exhinpting nation
al banks from Statiror 'local taiation.
But ittie beeotneobiloni that in the
preeeht'fininbial'ionditibn offilecountry
it would be improper toleitimPt so large
no alkoitntaiitailitfa*pitillafebiniill bur
dens, of taxation. It -would: ,Make other
taxpayers restive, and.:diesatistied,- and
honee it kits generallymre.ed Oat
. _
the national panke „wetkl4 , have,. to be
taxed.
The.other new tax, upon the, gross re
celpterof the,rallroail and ether corpet
atielti%fthatiion'd
rnes, P.r91 34 F
soerce of revepua, a 3 these corporations
areti`eily Of .ii!iliar,atter,o'wing their
enerinousreCalPts:th the ir act's ' of inenr
porVtien knd legialative favors.
By these two nalirtilkas the place of the
real eftale more than' sUPPlied
and ilia StatO•finaliCee'kept prosp'erouri.
The President, Jul „,ye,t9ed ti the
fres,dmin'ebttteau,64., 4,was,rar ß rned
to th?oSenat6,adcompinje s !l by a message
in Which the President slates his ohjec-
Lions. The Foliate made by, the' Presi
denetiie :That the bill
gives the - Ete'cutiVe too much power.
Second, That the measures proiided
foi in tlz ' e 'billivoultl entail too much ex
pense..upom the' Government. — Third,
That the legislation , prhvlied for in the
bill isiOt'ncehiesai'y:
till he micOnstantlenal.'
or' Major gener`ai, Gmyry, of ,West :
moralas,..coui4y, will nuqueitionttbly
be nominated t by :the Nationalllntoi
party, as their candidate . fora Governor
of this State ,at_ the Convention ,which
held at Harrisburg on the ,7th
,prolikpa. no better man could
be seledted. 'llls' tbdOid
him to be unexceptionable in . ei , ery
qualiffbatiort alootie'd ittAbil Position to
which he will be assuredly elevated:
point orMilabilin;',VoO, no 0110, excels
him."' .
erfr Marish 'num bar Of the' Ladf's
Prien - d is at' hand; a steel -engraiing , il.
lustrative of a story eriiitled the Im
pending ituftru-rotottble-colored fash
,
ion plae; itlinibbeVof.flird 7 iirood engra
vings,iogather4vritt :reading
toltite. DeaCitilkk Riitieiedn, Philadet
r • t , ST • -,
Tlitgost Mee Cotnotities struck
ont a propppition - !:requithig- pub' harers
of neweriapersomagaeinee ; 4o., to pre,
pay pha-poarages onltheiti Goleta' pitbll
- .ThiEwae It.would have
boen the-deatraetion,of4De_h e ir of th e
eolith:6 palfeVei dud" in no - *Cy
se rid dr a n'ys-lo'cid' ptirposi.—
Midentto the
Uaited States itielligiblVtfigt'so*Okiaii.
"et Who 'ARIAN/014000 NM4 O
ant* losappette vbfisgthtly
the whole - Territory. -
A QEMPINS OLD Focrir.—There lives a
man in the town of Marion, Wis., who
iweiaty years old, aod who never went
to a bar of any kind and took a drink of
ardent spirits ; never attended a theatre
-or show of any description ; never took
a chew of tobacco, or smoked a pipe or
cigar; never went to a ball or danced a
step ; never played a game of cards, bil
liarder_dominoes, dice or checkers, or any
game whatever that is played for money ;
never courted but one woman, whom• he
married and lives with yet ; never joined
8139..00.0 or_organization except the
`CliriatiaiiChurch, of which he is yet a
member, and never had his name in a
newspaper but once`Which was when he
was married, and so refuses to give his
name-far publiclition 'now. - •
,rA.NEw METHOD OF =ROBBERY.—Culti
vating the acquaintance of a moneyed
stranger, and familiarly handing hire an
applmfilled withstryehnina to eat, is
thmlatestmode of-preparing him to be
quietly 'robbed. :Soraff-robbnrs "handled
a returaed Californian in this. way, a
night or two' ago" - at Wellsvilie , Ohio,, on
the Plevejaqd and Pittsburg railioad.
in"a short time the strychnine, previous..
ly ;laced in the apple;-began to take ef,
feat, causing the gentleman to fall in a
helpless condition on the pavement,
where . he was discovered at a late hoar
in sreai agony, robbed of all his money
and everything of value about his persoq.
Apples familiarly dealt out by strangers
should hereafter . be considered unheal
ttlYt
gitiot IlicAx.-LThe engineer of alrain
near "Newbnryport d i scovered a man
Standing between the rails one evening
last' week. The locomotive bell and
whistle:falling to remove him the engine
was reversed, but it was too late. The
train went over the`Ggnie and some disl
Vince beyond before it could be arrest
ed, The.trainmen then hastened back
for the mangled remains and discovered
themselves the' Victinis of heartless
sell. It was a suit of old clothes stuffed
and arranged to human resemblance.
The affair is . being investigated, and if
the perpetrators are discovered .it will
prove a sorry joke for somebody.
ear In all ages in all climes danc•
ingtias been a favorite amusement with
the yonng and oftentimes`with the aged.
We 2 reMember, says the Norfold Day
Book, hearing the Rev._ Dr, Hoge de
liver a letture in Richmond during the
war. He had just returned from Eu
rope. Whilst abroad he 'spent some
time in Scotland, and one 'evening 'in
Rditibnifbeing invited t 6 take tea at
`the - house or an whined diViire, where
he met with a number of . prsachers and
afterppper the room .was
cleared„and these good people had a
good old fashioned reel, all to them
selves.
• .
Sir It is a duty which every one who
has itiffered'from the terrible ravages of
that,,most horrible of all diseases, Dys
pepsia, and vibe has been cured, by Coe'e
Dyspepsia Cure to tell tkeir friends and
neighbors of it. "Do unto others as
yon' wgld haYe others do map you," is
the golden rule. Eyery one that has
ever used it, knows of ite wonderful cu
rative powers in Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Platuleßcy, Sick Headache, Sour Stom
ach Hearihurn."Cliolera Morbus and
we might say, every disease that arises
from a dispidered state of the stomach
and bowels,
lit A bill has been 'i'ntroduced into
the New Verb Legislature, which pro
hibits railroad companies chartered ; in
the. State from issuing or grOting any
free passes over_ their.roads to any per
sons except directore.ankeruployes when
engagett,on the actual busines .of the
road; under , a pentklty,of fifty dollars.
or A woman. went into a house at
Beetoik the other day with . an- infant in
lier ar►ns, aud-atikeid for something stiin:
tiltttieg. The lady of- the honse went
onVto get a•glass of 'ale lot the stranger,
and ietorsing found that her - own
(ant had-been taken away by her visitor
and a negio haby-left in its , Stead. •
Cir There is a hien - employed 'in - the
office of the American Telegraph CCIIII-
PanYviii Vrasiiitikah whh is hoth deaf
and djimh, biit yet is s good sound - digit ,
rater: - 'Efe'prOsslas. -his 'kirees iigaioz .
the'iSble; on which 'the iriefrument rests
sill s' fe , e_ 18 tlie woi.dß' t 'jai: the -
•
EMMEN
gir The Empress of Mexico has pur
chased, at iTerusaletn; whet is said to be
the site of the habitation of the - Virgin
,
Mary. The,t inpresti intends to erectlti
mitg,nificent chateau on the spot:
eirLincoln's birthday saa:noticed• at
tho , l2th, by .an, ora
tion 'before the Legislatairo, and a• bill
was subsequently introduced to make
the dayii Middy.
rsir.k , diamondioini containing thiity
ijiamonde andAt!ortilt many hundred dol
lars:was sfoand" at. Fikabg,or, Maine, ^the
Other dayilinallotobragaimported.from
,:13thyrna, .
re: 43 att.
b 'Wag..made in
• 1".06.4.4 t•
sr Q.r.daratuto,lo._ijsue. forbid'.
thiritate :ststo Of:Ajolitakort-kom
.disaisifotatatairatiffatingAblAg i d.Mo r
trl
co o
co ati y are I . : g 4
ra , ,41 0 .0a,
Went Johnson at virrd. 4
I:lln W9ii.°lnYW 1141 A
:0t1.4 In a Nut—.%fitll
Secretary Seward in his recent visit
to Ouba, astonished the people by shak
ing hands with a negro coachman and
footman.
A mock auctioneer in New York has
been sentenced to the State Prison for
two years and six months for swindling.
A terrible tragedy occurred in Rock
port, near,Oleveland, Ohio, last Week.
Oden, a market gardener, attacked his
wife with an axe after they had retired
to their room for the night, and literally
hacked her to pieces. He then fled
from the house, carrying the axe with
him, to a pond, cut a hole in the ice ,
and plang - id in, ending his wretched
.The Philadelphia National Bank ,has
connected with it a kitchen and dining
room for,the convenience ofits employ
ens: Th o new banking house of Jay
Cooke &Co., has a similar appendage.
During the bapti by immersion of
two ladies at New — Mlle, recently, the
ice of the creek, where the ceremony
was being performed gave . way, and a
number of spectators were also imtners
.
• The Albany Police on Wednesday of
last - week made over fifty arrests, mostly
farmers, for not carrying bells On sleighs.
The principal avenues were { blockaded,
arid' all driving without bells were haul-
A sensation was created in an Episco•
pal Church in Rophester, on Weclnes
day.of last week,.by the sudden death, of
a lady during the reading of the Psalter,
and whild the words, , "'Though I walk
through the valley of the shadow of
de - ath I fear no evil" were , being repeat
ed.
A New York dispatch says that Mr.
Adams, the United States Minister.to
England, will probably return home' soon
and mentions Goverubr Guilin, among
others,•who may bs called upon .to fill
the pluce.
The days of combing, and . brushing
our own hair are numbered. The Phil
adelphia News reports a barber shop in
that city where heads are manipulated
by a revolving hair brush, which "makes
the fur fly" in the most approved man
ner. Now for steam, knives, .forks and
tooth,picks., .
The - Philadelphia Ledger asserts very
positively that we are soon to have im
portant changes in the Cabinet, with a
view to promote harmony-in the Admin
istration.
Liquor is sold at 1,400 places in
Washington, one for every.ninety of the
population.
C., G. Hickman, of Coatesville, Chek
ter county, has patented e safety, pock:
et, which can be neatly Gsed into a coat.
It is made.of leather, ; with steel bare
through,it, and.a patent screw to close
the mouth. , A knife, would not have
much effect on, it.-
A club is being formed in Paris call
ed " The Club Silence."' The rules are
that not 'a word into be spoken in -the
club by members or attendants. Eat
ink, drinking, smoking, and reading will
be 'allowed, tint nothing els'e. The at
tendants are to receive written orders
only. - ' -
A fat man _ in Paris .recently sold hie
boffy to the surgeons f0r,1,200, francs,
went on a spree with the money, died
from the. effects of.it, and was immedi
ately cut up according to contract.
- The Boston Traveler says that Gen.
Burnside: is talked of for : Goiernor of
Rhode Island,*.and hopes he will.ba-pre
vented as a,,candidate.-
The Baker University, of Kansas, ha - a
its professoisliiii of Greek and Latin fill
ed by a lady—Miss Maria Baldwin.
She is twenty-one yeare of age, -has giv
en eritire - i3atiSfaction yin her position,
and delivered the faculty address at the
last commencement exercise: •
Major General James J. Fessenden,
eon of Senator Fessenden, is Supe4-
teudent of the National Express . Com-
parry, of whjch General J - ge. B. John
-Bto' _
President.
/ An act has'been passed by the lower
House of the Kmatucky Legislature, au
thorizing-the intermarriage .of negroes
and 'mulattoes, and legalizing the -rola
tion.of those ytho-haye heretofore, or do
now live tegether.akhusband and wife.
The earn& act makest it. lt criminal of
fence, punishable by confinement in the
penitentiary of not less_ than five- years,
for any white parson to marry a negro
or mulatto. .
A. "food-preserving company;' has
been organized'at Baltiniore ,under
Patent process, by tvhich' it is claimed
oysters, meats and fruits 'can be preserv
ed fresh and good for an indefinite pad.:
od in any clime:te. • '
Lieuteeat t Genstyal,Grant lms. gone
York for tbe purpose , of receiv
tmg a, portrait, of General Soott, to ,be
presented blip 'lv the ppionileagne of
CoOsiderible ezoitement , exiptivin To;
Tonto, on accotit- of 'exiiectdd- , diettrb;
anoot.Gbetween3hei Catholic sulTrotes
tatitiiish: On St. Pittiolgeday:
a l ih i e rapte r •Witegek 'AMA
"catfirm3l7) . • going-or,:
A PRIM—For every Club of Fifty
subscribers a prize of one of Wheeler
and 'Wilson's best 865 00 Sewing
Ma - chines is offered by the American
Statesmen, or one dollar for each sub
scriber obtained will be allowed on the
purchase of a machine of any grade or
value.
This presents the greatest induce
ments for obtaining subscribers we have
seen in a long time, being over one dol
lar and thirty cents premium cash on
every subscription of $l. 50 each. Young .
ladies and gentlemen could find no better
business than getting subscribers for the
Statesman on a speculation. The paper
itself being cheap at the subscription
price, it is a mystery how the publishers
aid afford Pit, but as wii'lenrn that ih
enterprise is one in which both the pub
lishers and the Sewing Machine estab
lishments, are mutually, bound. to wry
out, there can be no possibility of failure.
Those who wish to enlist in the enter.
prise will ad - dress the American States
man, Office, 67 Nassau Street, New
Ycik.
l er A. pleasant family party took
place in Salem, Mass , a few days ago,
at the residence of one of the oldest;
most public-spirited-and highly es.teen
ed citizens. He invited his children,
with their families, to dine with him on
the anniversary of his birthday. Under
the plate of each son and eon-in-law, and
each daughter and daughter-in-law, there
was a cheek for $5,000. The grandchil
dren were generously remembered, and
even the domestics were not forgotten.
About $40,000 were required to carry
out this arrangement,
fir In his sketch of Jeff Davis, in his
volume entitled the "War of the Rebel
lion," Henry S. Foote says that Jeff
Davis vetoed more bills during the short
provisional rigime than all the Presi
dents of the United States put toeether
from Washington to Lincoln inclusive,
and no attempt to pass a single bill over
his head was ever made.
SELECT SCHOOL.
-
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
that he intends opening a select school for
Goth sexes, on Monday, March' sth, in the
school house in the upper end of the. town.
The rooms are large, well ventilated and well
furnished. He will give paiticular attention
to the morals Of the pupils intrusted In his
care. The different branches taught in the
school will be the same as taught in the pub
lic schools. The number-of scholars are lim
ited. Early application should he made.
itt 'CLAW GES.
Marietta, February 24, 1866. •.
web ) 40005._ yell) GOoas.. Tfeb) fools.
SPANGLER & 4,lcH,
UTOCILD announce to their friends and the
publiegenerally, that they have on hard
a large and }veil selected stock of • .
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,.
and are daily receiving; accessions thereto.
Our stock of LADIES DRESS GOOISS com
prise all the latest and most desirable fabrics,
' styles and colors.
French Merinos, English Merinos,
All-wool Poplins, Coburgs, .
All-wool Delains, Mixed Poplins,
Al paccas, LaveDas,
Debazes, Mixed Delaines,
A large assortment of Plain and Fancy _
WOOL SHAWLS,
Knit Goods, Brimkfrist Shawls; Hoods,
' Scarfs, Cloaking Cloths; Sacking
Flannels, White Goods, Skel
eton and'Balnioral Skirts,
Hosiery and Gloves.
DOKESTICS.
Calicos, Delaina, Gi.nghams, Flannels, Checks,
Mullins, Tickings, Sattinetts, Jeans, Linen
and Cotton Diaper, Arnericalf and Ru. 4
Wan Towelling,. Floor and. Table Oil..
Cloth, Wall and Window Papers.
,
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR.
Plain and Fancy Cassirnere.s, French and
English Cloths, Knit Shirts and Drawers,.
Gloves and Mitts, Paper and Linen
Collars, Shirt Fronts, Neck Ties,
, Suspenders, Knit Jackets, &c.
A full assortment of the latest styles Men
aneßoys Hats and Caps, Groceries Sugars,
Syrups, Coffee, Teas, Raisins. Primes, Dried
Apples, Cranberries, Corn Starch, Farina;
Salt, 'Fish, &c. A full assortment of Glass &'
queensware.
Thankful for past favors, we would respect
fully ask an examination of our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. '
SPANGLER & RICH.
Marietta, November 4,1866.4. f. -
NEW TRIMMING & VARIETY
n',o RE,.
Opposite Differibach'S and'two &ore
West of' the Goldin-Mortar
• Drug Store, Market st.,'
. . Marietta:,
MRS. MARGARET , ROTH
Begs leave to announcOo,the Ladies or the
Borough of Marietta and vicinity, that she
has just opened an entire new stock of
TRIMMINGS. AND :VARIETIES,
embracing all the Novelties. of the Season,
' among which will be - found 4 •
Plain , and-Fancy Mantaa , anyi-Velvet
..I.ibbons, Gimps, Cords and tassels,
and Buttons in endless variety,
IlOsiery and Gloves, Linen & Ernb'd collars,
Zephyr Shills, Plain &Ernh'd
Opera •Caps, Silk &.Zephyr Scarfs,
Suspenders,, Geimantow .Wogil,
Twilights '
Breakfast Coleys,,
Braids •and Shetland ,Wool„
Bindings, Zephyr Yak,
Laces, - Neok-Ties,
BALMORALS, SKELETON SKIRTS,
Conieta, ,, Bolting, -Edging, Ruffling,
Embroidery. Fancy Soaps, !k,c.
Particular attention has been Paidto.the se
lectingof small-mares, such as-Sewing -Silk,
Cotton and Linen Thread, Whalebone, Hooks
and Eyes, Needles, Pine, &c. ' -
II:3 The public : are particularly requested, to
call and examine for themselves..
Mrs..R.ie agent foittie sale of .the eel
ebratedSinger "A" Family Sewing,Machines
which z took the first premium at the late 'New
York State Fair. She will' alio instruct per
sons purchasing irom her, how 'to ~work the
machine. . (9-tf
LETTERS REMAINING unclaimed bithe
Post Office at Marietta , Pa„ Tstyaspay,
FEBRUARY, 22, 1866.
Brooks, Gect.' E. Jones, Mr. Anson
Bortiates, Anthony Merrell, Thomas
liarlser„Mr.paud Nebt7i, Michael
Nain`, - Thoitits
Fralick, Lizzie . ,BOland, Lizzie
Earry, John Esq. , Roast,..phartes
IloOvki,`Miis Mai.. 4 ' Shulerk Miss Ehriffieth
z , bta,e,a
4t babuTadvai4,l3 , pf t v i les!UfAtem,
can T el erg r -r,` l4o er 7fee ZT,lit
th ,, dw , re, ;sli d ic
ver tistbg. ABRAHAM CASSEL, P. M.
S CHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL
If your I , OWe/B'MT costive,
TRY THEM
If you have worms
TRY THEM
If your broath is bad,
TRY THEM'
If you feel drowsy,
TRY TH Enl
If you are low spirited,
TRY THEM
If you have a sick headache,
TRY THEM.
If you have taken a drop too much,
TAKE A FULL DOSE
They only cost 25 cents a box,
TRY THEM
Blue Mass, and other preparations of Alex i.
-
cum actually proonce more suffering, and s ';
death than the diseases which they Pr6fetis to
cure. And yet this corrosive mineral so
"nou - ne‘ed by the allopathic doctors, is •presrri
bed by them almost universally in Liver Com
plaint, Consumption of Lungs, &c.
THE ?MANDRAKE PILLS
are composed entiiely of roots and herbs ob -
tabled heir' the - great "storehOnse of Nahire,
and their salutary effects will appear as soon
as the medicineds brought to the test of a fair
experiment. SC HENCK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS do not produce at y nausea or sickness
of the stomaah ; but when given for Dyspep
sia, it may be proper to use them in connec
tion with SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC.
By this judicious treatment the digestive fac
ulties are speedily restored to their full vigor,
and the worst cases of indigestion May be
cured. '-
When we reflect that the liver is tha largest
internal organ of the body, that to it is-assign
ed the important duty of filtering the, blood
and preparing the bile, that it is subject' to
many diiorders, and that when it is diseased
or inactive the whole body suffers sympathet.
ically, it is note surprising that a medicine
which can restore the healthy operations of
the Liver should produce wonderful changes
in the general health, aril effect cures which
may appear to be almost miraculous. Head
ache of long continuance, severe pains in the
side, breast and shoulders, aching of the limbs,
a-feeling of general weakness and wretched
ness, and other alarming and distressing symp
to-os, indicative of imperfect or disordered ac
tion of the liver, are speedily removed by the
use of SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Costiveness, piles, bitter or sour eructations,
and that indescribable feeling of oppression'
mental anxiety, languor, lethargy. and de
pression of spirits, which unfit a man for thet
management of business and the enjoyment of
life, aro all relieved by the use of SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
Dir. Sex Exert .--Thar Sir : take pleasure
in sending you a certificale in addition to
many you have already received from suffer:-
ing humanity. I can scarcely find language
sufficiently strong to expicss. my heartfelt
gratification of the wonderful cures your
MANDRAKE PILLS and SEAWEED TON
IC-have effected in the entire cure of one: of
the most stubborn cases of the affection of the
liver. For three yews I suffered beyond de.'
seription ; all my friends, as well as myself;.
carne to the conclusion that my time in this
life was short. Such was the terrible condi-.
tion to Which I was reduced that life to one
had became a burthen ; my whole system was
in a state of inflammation ; I could not eat, I '
could not sleep-; my whole body - *as filled%
with pain; sweliing would arise in. tny„wrists
and ankles, rendering them totally usrleas,
On several occasions I was attacked With 'a'
rush of blood to the bead, which • would fell
me to the ground, and I would be, carried
away for, dead. I applied to several .eminent
physiciaMs of our city, who adminiStered all
the medicines that they thought would reach
my case, but of no, avail. - . •
One of them said he could do no More for
me, and advised me, as -a last resort, to drink
codriA er oil. Not relishing the horrid trash I
decliaed to take it. Accident put your adver
tisement tu my hands. I called-on you ;, you
examined me and told me the nature of my,
disease. You,` then ordered Me. ,he Pills and
Tenic-with an- observance:of diet, pledg,i tie
your wont that-in one week I would find my
self'another man. I followed your advice,
and, is yen predicted, an astonishing cure was.
effected. I continued. your Pills ! and „Tonic
for some time, and now thank God for his
goodness, and your infaluable criediCine;
am once mole restored to perfect health.— k ;
most earnestly reccoinmend those who are,
suffering from affection of the' liver' td' give
your Rats and-Tonic a iair trial, and Ja li ire!
will be effected. I have sent many persons
to you; and they have all -been cured. Alf
information my fellow-citizens , may'requi„e_
will be freely given by,the subscriber, at h
residence, No ;812 Federal street, betwcee 8
Street and Passyunk road,
CHARLES ,I'OHNSON, SR:,
Formerly Printers' Ink Alanufacture4
Da. SC HENCK 'will be professionally aelii
principal.office, No. 15 North Sixth street, cop,
nor of Commerce, Philadelphia, every Satur
day, from 9a. m., until 4p: ; N 0.32 Bond
street, New York, every Tuesday, from 7 to
3 ; NO. '35 Su inner street, Boston,
and
every 'WedneidaY, 'from . 9 to; and Tler,Y
other Friday-at 408 Baltimore st=reet-,- Bala:
mOce, Md. All advices'free, but for a .thor-•
ough examination of the lungs with his Res-,
pirometer the charge is three dollars. ,
Price of the liulmonic. S,yru ) and, Seaweed
Tonic; each $.1.50 per bottle, or i 7.50 per half
dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25 cents Per b'oX.•
For sale by all Druggists & Dealers.
~.[2l
ALEXANDER VYN DSAY,
, wid ate
Fashionable
Boot - and Shoe Manufactigre'r- , '
MARKET STREET; MARIETTA, PENN
Would moat respectfully inform, the ,cittz ens
of this Borough a nd neighborhood that' he Ha's
the largest assortment of City made work in
his line of• business in. this Borough, anth_hez .
tog a practical BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
himaelf,la ehibleo to select with more lideniorit
thin those:who are mot.,.:continuasp rain ;
ufacture in the very best manner ev,eotkiitg
in the 'BOOT AND SHOE-LlNEViwhichTh,g
will warrant for-neatness and good SA.-
10 — Call and examine hia sedek:l4Ore 'Pur
chasing elsewhere.
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lON., and LITERATURE. Beautiful Steel
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COL
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of AreiSes; Embroidery sire;
Household receiPts, Music, &c. 'Wheeler- &
Wil * sofi's SevOing Machines given as preiniums:
Send 15 cents fora sample copy to Dgkomi
& PETERSON; 319 Walnut-st., Philadelphia.
• . • .. •
SKATES! SKATES!! SKATES IV,
3 '
,Jolllf SPANGI,ER 1'
juEit opened for the Inspect:on of the Inv
e:rs.of skating, the largest,Abeit and-, -tnostlyaa
zrzed ,as,eort,mgnt ofSkates ever. befom OffeNd
'
.YouthsLcarslblk
suppliell-yatopy r quAliti,and• style, deetrao,
at the lowest prieht; - '-' -
Also, a
,rbreßVatitarctimVne Ivory
litifdierib &apt ociet elknaripes,
Oedg ell i anhle f ra M P o ol 3tieleld ieB 4 l4)B Mie
Pocket Skate -Gim - ble s ta mit'Cefackezi. (clew)
Pocket Match salon, 'lilies Work Boxsallied
a variety of other fancy ankles.-
RI ETT A ACADEMY
Southwest Corner o f Market 6', , , ,
. 4te
Marietta, Lancaster Co Pl:nr4il4lr,'
• This Academy having received very
ing encouragement during the first
enter upon the second term on 'Yionia,";:r.",
sixteenth.
The location of this school is one of t.
healthy and pleasant in the btate,
senger trains of the Fennsylvanta
rsli ox pass through the Borough daily, H;,,C" 4 .
easy ef access from all parts of the
The branches taught embrace all
thorough English education, toget4,
Latin, Greek, French and German
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
thorough manner branch 'fedi. he taught in
the principal will constaotly
ti
if mike !thorattgh scholars, he still
flees important to inculcate moral atd re
principles. He pledges his best
!' secure the preset and future welfkre
'c eth 'his charge.
Lectures, on Philosophy, &.c., will
wed before the students during the
A regular examination will be hr;d
close of each term..
TERM s :For boarding,
light per session of hive months,
Tuition in English branches,
For Latin, Greek, French and
- —each extra,
Book Keeping,
Instrumental Music,
62- Persons wishing to placc ,
daughterAn this Institution will
early application by letter or oth?nr;•e.
X. S. MAX
ItLFT.R.2
Rev. J. J. Lane, Wrights , .•l::; , .
R.W. Smith, Wrightsville,
Dr. J. Levergooil,
Aaron Baker, Chatham,
Rev. Robert Alexander, L:;:.2
D. Wilson, Baltimore,
Samuel Lindsay, Maricti.,
Calvin A. Schaffner,
H. D. Benjamin
Dr. J. Cushman,
Dr. F. Hinkle,
Thomas Zell,
A. N. Cassel, .g
Jacob Roth,
George W. Stahl, t.
Marietta, February 3, ISec3.-S:;:f.
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