01,t Vtrubiait Is a protected mole-lon of the PROTOXIDE OF IRON, a new 'dimcovefye-in Medicine :Which Strikes at the root of disease, by supplying the blood With its vital principle, or life `eleinent—z nom, This is the secret; of the Wonderful success of curing this remedy in Dyspepsia, Liner, Coinpiaint, _Dropsy, Chronic Dail rh e'er, Boils, Nervous Affections, . Chills and Fevers, Rumors, Los s .of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of The .Kidneys 'and Bladder, Female Complaints, and alrdiseases originating in a bad state, of Blood or accompanied,by debility of' it le* state ofthe system. - ' Beim free from Alchohol in any form, its energazing effects areilolt , followed by cerre spending reaction, butwarof permanent, 'lem ming strength, vigor and-mtiwilfeiintdall-parts a the system, and np.ttn 'ton Con stitution. ' _ A AI% D DEBILITY, From the venerisble - archdeacon Scott,'D. D. Duntitica;Canada East, March 241865. • * * "I am an inveterate DyspeptiE:of mole thlti'evenrifitaitiliag." • * *." Mita - heen so' wonderfully' liene fitted in the th 4 e short weeks during which I have•used the Peruvian Syrup, 'that i — ,can ilearcely 7 persuade myself of the reality.= People who Wive knoura me are astonished at the change. lam Widely known, slid can but recommend-to others that which has done so -mete forme,g ** ' ' .• A Casi3Of 27::--Years' Standing Cured. Frcim Insley Jekett, No. 15 Avon place, Boa. , - 4 " I have suffered and sometimes severely, for 27 yearti; Tam' 'Dyspepsia. "I '`commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup, and found imme diate benehtfrorn its r In the coarse_ of three or four.wacke,l erAentireiy,rejieved frocerny sulferingir,: and' hava . .eamed uninterrupted" health ever sizica.7 Eniiiterg Pivine of Boston says: " I have been using the Peruvian Syrup far some time past,;,it,gives me new:vigor, buoy ancy Of filarial; elasticity 6`frntiscle:" - • Thousands have been changed by the use of this remedy ;from weak, sickly, suffering area - turea, to strong, healthy, and happy men and women; and. - inva/ids cannot 'reasonably hesi tate to give it ft., 4. , 4 ~ A famphlit ofIR Pages, contakabg certifi cates; of cares an., recommendations from some of the most, eminent..pfiyaicianp,, clergy men, and othire, will , be,sent V vaEEtoany ad, dress.k : bottle' has' PERUVIAN srblgwinn,the lass • ' • ' 401L " r3kii BY J: Pt^ Dinsincire,'' Prb, priadf,. 36 Dey Sire , et; AND - 431&ALL'URUGGISI'S. " ' )3C R 0 FU Alfhledicalhlen agree,,that lODINE-le the beet rejned,Vot Scrofulaland all kindred, diem eases ever, discovered. ; The Otfficallty hae,beurk ittaiiri a pure splutien'of • it.. 10.01. , te a Pure gtipirlop,af lotijue,„Nvithout, a sol vent I.!' containing 6 FULL GRAIN to each ounce. • of Water': • ' "i r "- A most Powerful Vitalizing Agant and " Regtorative. •••. • , cured and WILL CURE Sdil:OFULAin itlf its inanifdld fornis. L'LCEHS. CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT liIIHIIN &C. Circulars. will 'be Bent FREE to any o ne send ing their address. Price sl.ooli'bottle, or 6 for $5.00 Prepared W.Dr; H. Anders4hysichin and Chemist.. e. FOR SALE .131 - J. - PeDINSTVIORP4-36'Ver Stinet r linla; Ydrk. A.HD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. VistAi.'s . "3os4ll) of 01)eitp HAS.DEEN USED FOR *EARLY 1121:LV-A CENTURY, WITH THE MOST' ASTON/SHIMO SUCCESS IA 13= Coughs. COlds, Hoarseness, Sore ,Thrpat, In tluenza, Whooping Cough, Crouri, Livei segoinplaint,44oj}chitia,- Difficulty. of ' .Breathing,.,Asthms„ and...every . :4. . affection, of . - The ,Thracit; -lianas, and C7lest. Lungs, and ESMZMIIIMMI #14.0 0 N S . IIM , RT 10 N I -• ', % • , A' l ' . VibielAi twie 4 s,o4,,More t Actinyt qan.anstiother treiff diir and Which balfreethe Will %if WI Phytatilittetollxgretifee °lama than'any.other malady, often . - - . 'YIELDS ,TO THIS REMEDY! when all others-prove ineffectual. • MEDIOLNIZ,' 7 *A FirieNEL&V . Bl)oilii NG IN EfrEcti , s;fiz' ' IN ITIkOPERATIONi` • - "Ir IT.,IBUNBU.R.PASS&Dt lAN ittaprepartitiod,free.frOM noxious in gredientVpoisonWer minerals ; uniting skill, science, anfflMeffleal , kiiewledge-; combining all thatTsirifilableinethi vegetable kingdom alaglkaftikle.Mai 4 t,is • ,' . 'INPOMF*Ii,ABLE and is entitled, merits, and,receives Lhe gen-. end confidence of the public: - " SEYMOUR' TH ATCH ER; ' - of Herma n, N. Y.,vir - iirea '"Wistat'S Balliabf Cherrriii4s universal' latielitOtiork. ...stolazln.; Sure 'a cough by knoseping,t,nd,,eleanaing thg . ,lu9gs. and allaying in irritation, thus itiiving the eauKinstbatt up • the cough and leaving the cause behind., I consider the Eatiam as good as any,,ifpot,Abe.best,, Cou gh medicine livitliAlch a m adquainted:' , " The Relit:M.ooß SEClThEll,lif Hanover, Pe. Well known , and much-respected among the (linden pripnlatiorVin this'enuntry, Makes the-following statement for `the'lbenofit of the afflicted. DEAR Sine :—Havjpg realized inmy family important benefits Ircim;the: - .uitii of your. isle.- able preparation--WrsTARN BALSAM OF N.II,IL,CHBRILY-4cBfrOrda me pleesuretoje, coranseeitil - to the public:. Some eight yens ego one aily:dau g hters seemed - to be in a decline, and little hopeiloiker.recovery were entertained. I then prom - tied a bottle of your excellent Balsaiii.eind before' she luta - taken themhole.ofthe,contents bl.the bottle there was great improvement in her heafth. I haie, in my individual case made `liecinent use of your valuable medicine, and have al ways been benefitted by it. -.Lsepa SECELLER. DRIOE-ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE; -EOR SALE J. P: ~36 Dey Street, New York BETH W.FOWLZ &Soy, Proprietors, Boston titArP.S CRIMEtaOII SALVE . . icußEsibuTs,,BugßNs k scA.Lps.. 'Grilck"i'Oetebrated^^ . Saba • „xI,I7SES - SCOUNDS E BRUISES; SPNAINS. Grace's Celebrated:Waive' ,-csnons nous, ss.xcEns. 4° Grace's Celebrated Salve S CII cnion,Airis Celebrated Salim IIIEALS OLD SORES, 'SLEW WOUNDS, &C. ,„ is Rroina ra w actuns, i rsmoves tA it irkes and rdNuceA,ijiejkoitAngo , -19,okiget li n „0 /4 44 19 kiiim o rdif'bY inaglE,—th att . Cordingjeliel 011105 fts a kox For sale`hya. P, DIIMOOFiaRsutr New „Nor.k.„.:, S. W. FOWlEitle.kON soblatiksitiDruMWtsistirocersi an mares. L ADIES TAKE PARTICULAR N QT I C E. 111° , Ileac s*Att . fehnak Titts. [ WARRANTED • FRENCH;) Thee Pills, 'so celebrated many yenta' ago in Paris, for the relief of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious for their criminal employment in the practice of abortions-are now offered for sale for the first time in Amer ica. They ha's , * been kept in comparative ob scurity from the fact that the originator, Dr. VALPAU, is a Physician in Pails : of great wealth and strict conscientious principles and has withheld them from general use, les t should be employed for unlawful purposes. In overcoming female obstructions they seem to be truly omnipitent, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cause may have stopped them ; but they are offered to the public only for legitimate uses, and all agents are forbid den to sell them when it is understood that the object is unlawful. For sale by,Dr. F. Hinkle, Marietta ;' P. A. Pyle, - MoUntjoy ; 11. D. Parry and 'IL Wil liams, Columbia, and druggists generally. Ladies can procure a bps, sealed from the eyes of the Curfouth'by enclosing' *l and,sia postaiestaidliiiti G. : S i TAPEES, Genelal Agentfor us atertown, New-York, or 44 any OF the ab o v e agents. • 1n0.15-ly N EW SKIRT 'FOR' 186614. v , Aorinbeirtioo of age io HOOP' .IflV - ; BRA DLE P'S .ATetd ljuplex Elliptic (oi• dei/bie) s ,...Sprinq Skirt. rf THIS Invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic pure refined steel springli, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly ,togetheij edge to edge, making the, toughest, most...flexible, elas tic and durable spriog'ever used: They sel dom band'oi breisk,, like lth'e. single Airings, and conseque.ally , preserye ..theii w perfect and beautiful sha pe more than Its`ltng as any single , spring..skirtthat ever.haor can be made.. The wonderfufflexibility and greitt comfort and pleasure to any lady Wearing the thiplex Elliptic skirt will bsourperienced particularly in all. crowdedepesatilles ?. Olgas, carriages, railroad cars, chiiiiti'peivs arm chairs, for promenade and houseldretis, iis , thti skirt can be folded whenjn use to.oc.cupy,s, small place as easily, Atidssnyeniently, as,a 4 silk or muslin A ladytatitiitidietijciyeir the "pleasure, com fort and grewconvenience;of weazins the du plex elliptic steel sprirjg : skirt, for a single day will never aftbiivilds willinglY ^ dispense with their use. For children, Misses, and young ladies they ar superier to all others. The,•heeps are covered ,_,with ply double twisted - thread and will - wear twice as long,as the, eitigliryarn covering - whichis used on all Single steel hoop skirts., The three bottom rods on every skirt are tilWdouble steel, and twice or double Covered to prevent the cover ing from wearing off,the rods when dragging down stairs, stone eteps;Ad., &c.,'which they are constantly subjict to when in .use. All are rade ot the new.and eegant corded tapes, and are the heti; ualityp inl every part giving to the wearer the most graceful and perfect Shape possille,land are unquestionably the lightest, mostfdestriiiile, comfortable and `economical Skirrever made. . =I YITEBTO !COT, Proprietors Of thO•linventibn,.. 'amd Sete Manufacturers, - 97 Chambers, and 79 & 81 Reade streets, New York. . . FOI sale in all first-class Stores in this -City, ind , throughoutthe United States, and Canada, Havana - de , Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the , West Indies. 113-..ln'quire , for the Duplex Elliptic (or double)' Sprieg Skirt. [3ni-A&C WHITER & ORM ARRAWSENEDIT. HAVING supplied - ourselves with a new and sup,erior lot of goods, of the latest styles and patteps, and 4ving secured from the - importerimany' arfieles or great beadty and value, we are n ow prepared to make for the Spring and ,Winter better arrangements, and present greaterinduceinents to purchasers, than we have ever before offered. We liave 50,000 valuable and beautiful articles of Goods, comprising - Pianos, Watches, Diamonds, plain and ornamental Jewelry, and Fancy Goods of every desqiption, that we will sell at $2 each, regardleas of value or cost. • . 'mow WE DISPOSE OF. OUR GOODS We have 50,000 Oil Colored Photographs, comprising „every subject—Religious , , Sakti, mental, Comic and Fancy--that we will sell at Thirty Centi each; or four for One Dollar ; and with each Photograph we give two num bered notices. The notices are numbered frorr,l to 50,000, and put into envelopes, seal,. eilmip, and thoroughly mixed ; and Whin Photographs are purchased, two for each Pho, tograph are taken out and sent with it. The articles of Goods are numbeied from I to 60,- 000, and any article, no Matter what the value may be, corresponding with the number on the notice, will be sent for Two Dom.sas, free qfpec, exeept.when sent by express, .then at thla expense of : the receiver. We do assure you that should the notice correspond with a.Piano.or other valuable ar ticle of goods, it will be sent to the purchaser for Two Dollars. LIST OF' GOODS AT_O2.OO'EACH. Seven Octave Pianos. .Rosew'Ood Melodeons, Gold Ranting Case Lever Watches, Silver Watches, Diamond Sets, Silver Tea Sets, Silver Cha f ing Dishes, ••Sets Silver Teaspoons, 20,000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches, Mosaic, Jet, Lava and Florentine Sets, Gold Rings,, Gold Pencils,' To2thpicics, c. Comprising a list of endless variety and the choicest quality. of Goods. We warrant our Goods superior to any establishment in the country; ant hope you will give us 'One * trial at leaat, and if the article is not as represent ed,`and does not give satisfaction; return : it, and we will send your money back. ROW TO ORDER. GOODS. Send us Thirty Cenfs for ode Photograph, or One 'Dollar ler fivc=the extra one' and •two extra notices to the -Agent. When an Agent has sent us $lO.OO for Goods and Photographs, we will give-one notice and the article it dint; for free of charge,: for. $1,5.00 three notices free; for s2o.ooldur notices free; fdr $30.00 tOtiplendid -Photograph Album; or six free notices ; or for $00:00 a. good Silver Watch, warratted a .good time-keeper.. We keep an account of all money sent, an& an Agent can order his commission at any time.... !Be particular and write your address full and plain, as we sometimes have ordeis,in our of- See for months that we cannot answer, for the want of proper directions. - - Address.."• BARTHEW Sr, CO., Ja¢6-3m Boic 5296 New York REEVES'' AMBROSIA - FOR - THE 11. MR: The 'Original and Genuine AMBROSIA- is prepared -by J. ALLEN REEVES and is the best hair dressing and preservative. now in use, - It:stops the bait falling out, causes it to giOW thick. and long and prevents it Mit, turning 'prematurely' grey. It eradicates iighdruff, cleanses,..beautilles and renders the hair soft, glossy and curly. Buy it, try it and be Con vin ce d.. Walt be put'off With a, sOtirt. l l ou?iitiele.'' Asir for Reeves' ' I.eribrosits- mfd la to"'Other.i For Sale' by Drugging "and De Irri is F,ancy, 'Gglbds,everAwbere,,,, PR1CR.,175 CenVer bottle-746;0r dozen. ES'"Annttogig. Digolo-1. , '`.*"'"'• 1 " T 82 'Fulton-et.NewZYchirtiti?" 1371.01, 4 E l f #.4ll ' ARV? ' siursy .wiTt A L 4 'sirklawat rernettigilyl6e 'es close out. . PA' L ~i c-x" - ta , TITE MARIEPTIA.N. 'I EUREKA! -0- he Drug Store opposite the Post Office, Where Gold, Silver and Greenbacks ARE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR Drugs, Medicines, Stationary, &C., &C., &c., OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. —ALSO-- TOILET ARTICLES, Such as Perfumed Soaps, Hair Oils, Hair Dyes, Pomades, Tooth Soaps, Tooth Washes, Hair, Nail, Clothe. and Tooth Brushes, of all descrip , Lions, Extract's' for the 'Handkerchief, Colo • gins ' Ambrosia forthe Halr, and many other articles tolitedious to mention ladrea and Gents Port Monnaes, of every dem:lotion. A S . O-- All the most popular Patentt-Medicines NOW, IN USE, SUCH AS Ay er's Sgsapardla, Jaynes _Alterative, Lx, pectorant, and. Vermifuge, J4ype's Pills and Carminitivd Balsam, eic,'Hostetties Bitters, HofflamPs Gerinan Bitters, - Swhim , s Panacea; Worm Confections, Mrs. 'Win - slow's Soothing Syrup, rind in fad' all the mostreliable'Patent medielnizsmow in use. • -* • 4 •,.'• Fres& Coal Oil constantly hand. 'A fine assortment of Coal'Oil Lampi, ShadesC'him nem &c. > AllO articles of nourishment' fat; the sick, such as Corn , Starch; Farina, Arrow Emit, Tapioca, &c. *ices of all kinds, Clovel, '`Cimiernon ' All- I spice, Mace, Black Peppen . Affican,Cayanne Pepper, French Mustard, &C. ` . , Chemical Food, Citrate of Magnesia," Feed ing Cups for the Sick, Breast. Pumps, Nipple Shields, Nursing Bottles, Selt-injecting Sy, tinges, Flivciring Eitracts for'cookinlf tte. Golden Carp, or Gold Fish with. Founts, also 'Aquariums. Arrangements have, alsck ‘ be been made with one' of the best Aviafys State,to furnish Canary and Mocking Birds,&c, A lot of Family Dye colors, of every shade. Fresh and reliable Garden Seels. A large,assorhnent of Books and ~.- • . ,Aationary, Everything in the Stationary way, such as Pens, Inks, Note, Tissue, Blotting and other kinds of Paper, Envelopes, Clarified and other Quills, Scented Gloves for the wardrobe; and an endless variety., of fancy and useful. articles, usually round at such establishments, but any, sarticlo not on hand will be ordered at once. ' A hew kind ofplayfng caidii'called "Union Cards," having Stars,-Flap and Crests instead of Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, &c. Theleace cards are Goddesses, Colonels, instead of the Queins,:Kings and Jacks. This is a beauti ful and pittriotic substitute fOr the foreign em- Iderne and should be universally preferred. School Books, Copy Bookk, Slates and the School Stationary generally, and Bibles, &c. always on hind. Subscriptions for all the Magazines, Il lustrated•and Mammoth Weeklies received. Sheet Muaic of all kinds will , be ordered with promptness and dispatch. Having secured the services of Mr. CHAS. H. BRITTON, an experienced and competent Pharmaceutist who will attend to carefully compounding with accuracy arid,dispatch, at all kohl's. "The Doctor himself can lie consul ted at the store, unless elsewhere professionally engaged. &Being verY4thankful to the public for the past patronage bestowed upon hint, will try and endeavor to please all who may give him a call. F. HINKLE, M. D. Marietta, February 4,18654 f ADJOURNED COURTS '- TOR 1866. It is ordered by the CoUrtel Lancaster, Co., that Adjourned ,Courts for 1866, for the trial and decision' of eases in the- Common Pleas, Orphans' Court, and Quartet Sessions, are to be held as follows . : , • Fon. ARGUMENTS. One week, commencing Monday,-March.l9th u,‘ ‘` June Ibth. " " " " Sept. 17th. cc tt « " Decem. 17. To continue one week from the said days re spectively, aria as much Ringer as the business may require. All the cases on the list for argument in the Orphans' Court'shall be taken up on the first days of said terms, 'and - be pre ceded witleuntil disposed of, iinleseicontinued by consent or cause shown. The cases on the argument list in the Quar ter SessionsiShall be takenmp on Wednesday of said term if not prevented by the Orphans' Court, and if so, the cases in the Quarter Ses sions will be commenced on the termination of the Orphans' Court business. - The argument ofitheMases of the Common' Pleas to be commenced on Thursday of the week, ifmorprevented by the Orphans' Cour or Quarter Sessions cases, in that case, the ar gument list of said. court itvtolbe taken up a thVielinination of the cases in the other constai. and proceeded in until disposed of, unless con-: tinned by consent or cause shown. It is further ordered . that the absence of counsel at ihe time appointed fol. hearing the cases mentioned in the preeeeding ord'ers•shall be no cause for suspending proceedings there in, unless by aomfent,, or legal ground for a continuance be shown;'`' - ADJOURNED JURY. TRIALS. It is ordered by the Court that adjourned courts for Jury trials in the Common Pleas, will be lield'as follows : ' ' One week, Miniinencing on the sth of Mon day in January, One week, commencing on the 3d Monday in February,l9th,- - On.e.weeh, commeacing on.tne'. : 4th Monday in February, 26th; ' • One Nook, commencing on the 4th Monday One week, commencing on.the.lst Monday in June, 4th. One week, commencing on the Ist Monday in. September, 3d.. One week, commencing on Abe 3dM on ay in October, 15t1i. Oneweek, lommencing on the 4th Monday in OCtoWbei . One '-week, Commencing on the let Monday in December,: 3a. And such, other periods es may_ be appoint: ed at the - aforesaid courts, or at reiularerm. G4ANPPRIZES - For Subscribers to the lahletieqq 5tR1y,h1411,-. A Natiorial Weekly Tangly . Journal. AT i;1:50-PER ANNUM. The following aplenclid.-prizes are sent-to...clubs: For every club of forty subscribers a Whee ler & Wilson best $55; Sewing-Machine, with two extra copies to the getter up of the club. For evely club of twenty, and less than4o subscribers, we will allow $1:25 - for each sub scriber on the price of said machine:"" . For every cluhot Eiji, a ..Splendid 'Steel en graving of Presidgiit' A/Liticoln; lull length, Andrew Johnson,.Gen. , Grant, or Sherin' horseback,' worth $3 - each; with an extra copy to the getter Up of the club: For every club of three, one of lhoee splen-.1 did steel engravings of the Uniort'4riestiflt-:',. NATIONAL PORTRAITS - ' 7,7 Comprising Presidents Johnson and LinoplA, Lieut-Geti" . .„ Grant bernit Thomas, ragut,and- ilortery-tind-79eorgeand -Martha each 19ll2i1'inatel z 5v.rik - ICI - These splend i d. pottralte should idorn every parlor. ift_prStafeenihrifis'ilellarketit;: cheap?' till beit faz uly,Papeei;'pubtirek,lfisivery farnilKL:, Tfy . if .9DcciJost, you will never - be without it. Send for_copies.: und_get up_your alubal,AddrdimpriM TiA TVA it as * ll P 4 " l623 AVR.rabr i tittfEatlN nni44l . ' Ve r t "r fe ' ea Wilt htillarY Great Sale of Watches. Jewelry AND SILVERWARE I One Million - liellars Borth to be DISPOSED AT • ONE DOLLAR EACH .wix:Ropr, REGARD TO VALDE! Not to be paid fur until you know what you are to receive ! BY A. H. BOWEN & CO:, AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS, NO. 36 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK ltzrltead the following List of Articles t0..0 be sold for ONE DOLLAR EACH! 20 Gold Hunting Cases \Vetches , $lOO to 125 200 Gold Watches, various etyles • " 75 to 100 200 Ladies' Gold Watches 50 200 Silver., Hunting Case Lever Watches 35 to 60 300 Silver Hunting Case • Lepine Watches .35 to 55 300 Gold Composite Hunt- " •• • ing Watches 25 to 50 300 Music Boxes,Shell and Rosewood ases go to 75 200 Elegant Silver Plated Coffee and Tea Urns 30 to 50 1,000 Elegant Silver Plated" Castor Stands' 20 to 40 1,000 Elegant Silver Plated Pruit and Cake Baskets 20 to 50 1,000 Elegant Silver Plated Butter Dishes . 15.t0‘ 25 1,000 Elegant'Silver Plated Ice. Pitchers ..2 0 ,t0'-' 30 ;..,.1,5001 Silver: 'Plated Balt • • • _Stands •.- .8 to- 15 2,soo.Silver Plated Goblets, ••• Engraved and Plain 5 to 42 3,000 Silver Plated Cups, • Golcklined and engraved' 10 to 20 1,000 Silver Plated Bells 6 to 12 3,006 Sets Silver Plated Ta ble Forks, 4 - doz. - 10 to ':l5 ,5,000. Pair Silver Plated „Ta ble Spoons , . 5 to , 10 10,000 Sets''Silver Plated Tea ° ' - " -, 8 to 12 2,000 F'airSilyer Plated,But- ter Knives sto 10 s,ooo'Silver Plated Napkin • Rings, very handsoitia sto 10 2,000 California Dimond - - Cluster Sets Ludic& jew- . . elry 10 to 25 1,000 Brazillian Pebbles, •• • Sets Ladies' Jewelry ' •10to ' 25 7,ooo.Sets-Ladies' Jewelry, , assorted sto 10 6,000 Pair crystal Pendant • Ear Tli•Ops , S to 20 3,000 Miniature and Enam- • • • „ eied Revolving Pins - 8 to lb, 3,000 Enameled and Pearl Broaches,very handsome Bto 12 2,000 Ladies' California Dia- ' mond Cluster Pine 8 to - 15 2,000 Gents' California Dia mond Pins 5 to 'lO 2,ooo,Gents' Pins, set with "one stone 'or brilliant 5 to ' 10 5,000. Gents' Scarf Pins, as sorted styles sto 15 3,000 Oval Band Bracelets, finely chased 10 to 25 6,000 Pair Gents Sleeve But tons, new and rich styles 5 to . 10 5,000 Pair Ladies' Sleeve - Buttons sto 10 1,000 Pair Coln Silver Sleeve 'Buttons Bto 12 2,000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry 6in - silver neat!) en graved 10 to 15 2,000 Silver , Chaias 6 to ,10 5,000 Cal. Diamond Cluster - rings . 10 to 25 3.000.5 eel Rings 5 to 10 3,000 Gold Thimbles, Pen- CUB, &c. 5 to 10 10,000 Gold Lockets, richly engraved 5 to 10 5,000 Plain and. Chased gold Rings . 6 to 10 10,000 shield and signet rings - 6to 10 4,400 Belt4lucklesi-Gold jet . and 001.1 and Vulcanite 5 to 15 2,500 Gold Lockets, engrav ed backs, watch face 10 .3,000 - ..Large,,new style rings,` • set with brilliants . 8 to. 30 2,000 Ladies' Chatelaine chains and Pins 8 to 28 2,500 Gents' Heavy Guard Chains . 12 to 30 7,800 . . Gents' •Vest Chains, .„. large assortment 6 to 85 1,000 Splendid Steel Engra vings _ 5, to IP 1,000 - Elegant Bronze Man tel Clocks 25 to 50 10,000 Gold Pens Silver Ex- - tension holder & pencil - 4 to 9 10,000 Gold Pens,. & Silver Mounted ebony holders_ .6 to , B 5,000 Gold Pens and. Gold - Extension Holders 15 to 25 2.000 Ebony - Gold mounted Spiral Pencils ' ' 6to 10 Each and every article in ,the above List is represented by a certificate. These are plac ed in similar envelopes and sealed. Any Per son obtaining a certificate, to be, had at our office, or sent by nitil to any address, will know what they - may have for One `Dollar. We charge for.sending . Certificatea, paying postage and doing the busuiess,,2s, cents each. Five 'will - be Sent for $l,OO ; Eleven. for $2.00; Thirty for $5.00 ; Sixty-five for $lO.OOO ;' and One.Huxidred for $15.00. Any person receiving a Certificate for an article they may not desire, can exchange for any other article in our List of the seme.,val- - us. By this method we are enabled tolurnistt the public , with selections from a ride:l/Adfa rietl stock of goods at a nominal priei; • While all haven chance for securig articles of the . very highest' value: "We warrant , every"' tiele-as represented or money .refiinded. We solicit parties Who-have been unfairly dealt with by imitators to give us a fair trial 'before passing judgement. ' AGENTS.-Liberal Commission and val uable Preminms, consisting of Watches, etc., given to Agents. Address all orders to A., 1 - 1. ROWEN & Co:, • 'P 0i'80x14270, New York.. F URS :WANTED! • AlrkindS of-Shipping Furs; such as Musk Rat, • Rabbit, ' Coon,' Skunk, Red' Fox,• - Common Cat, Grey Fox, , : • 'Martit, 4 ' Mink, Ottei, . Opossum, Cross - Fox, Sm., ikc.. , 1 will pay the highest cask price for any of;the aboye.skini, delivered in 'good dider. • ' HENRY Opposite the Post o.ffice,_Marietta." February 10, 1866. - • 3m*- Estate of Ino. McAdarnzi late - of the Borough of Marietta,_deceased. Letters of ldministration on said estate hair ing,been granted - to the undersigned,-all per sons-indebted thereto are requested -to make immediate settlement, and those having elainis or demands against the same win present them without delay - for settlement to the undersign ed, residing in the Borough of Marietta ~- _ ' ' 40E114 - AUXE.B.;: ; 4 ' - ' AdminiitvforK,, , Marietta, December 30, 1865 V " 21 Estate of Elizabeth Weis late oh.the 'Borough - .Marietta de?actied: • Lettirs of administration, witt? the Wil'; annexed, .said estate having" been granted to the , undersigned, persons, indebted; thereto . are requested . - to make`-immediate: settleMent; . Arid -those having rnandi agatat the same wilriiresent theta withouttelky, for settlemAit fo the iiitderao - , ed,-residingin said'Borough 2dariOtta.:', ROATH, - - Admiriistratof.l , -Marietta; Tebruarr'3, - 1865. - - d%SON 8 c- HAlitli/N .t.A 4- ` 4l-4-1 ': T.. 4 -.-, ..... - ' ' - ''' Opt,itagcOrreiii, Viirty,,cliffertionratyles, tide . * ed,t4. l iticks4 IR eeCittir nific#,,for $BO. 4.; swpa i pi ) , ; ,,,,,ut orb , oNE Gold: or Silber Medals, oa r othiir first pre thittarlitta dett - thtte. - '1:1101fr i#lB - Ciftrati t i _ vo i trannt sent free. ' ' rkeeeill'iso." ~ too, or . CiTEISRS, !few-York. ° Septemoei 9, 1895-Iy.] E.l A ID I_l - Y HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION 1 THE late rebellion stands out peculiar and extraordinary in human events; and the magnificent scale upon which the war has oeea conducted, constitute it one of the grand est and most brilliant chapters of the world's history. Mr. Headley, of all wntcrs, is perhaps best qualified to portray the the stupendous feat ures of the mighty contest. His previous works on less momentous themes have placed him in the first position,.as a graphic and pow erfui deleniator of war scenes and characters, and the magnitude and grandeur of the pres ent subject, impart to hispen the fire and vi gor of a yet more exacted inspiration, and fur nish ample scope for the highest exhibition of his peculiar genius for military description. Under his powerful pen the stirring Scenes of the 'War pass in reviewwith the-vividness and diatinctuesapf a present and living reality; while his great talent for condemmtion ena bles him to einbudy everything of importance in a company/not suited,to the pub/ie . want. From no ethir source can so clear and corn prehen'sivelitanapressiminf the 'grand March of events,heditztained,.soVigily and agreeably as from Mr. Headley's work. Other tititliries have • been issued 2 before Grant's ;hes:Port-and ,other ,official documents were sut witted to the government, and there! fare lin'ittiali&" Headley has delayed the completion: of this till those documents so es sential to , authenticity and correctness could be Obtaine. • s" The second volume; completing this work, will be issued it March, 1866. Agents wan ted to engage 'in 'its sale in every town and connty in:the United States. Liberal iniluce ments offered. For particulariapply to or ad dress AMERICAN . PUBLISHING CO., No.'l4.B•Alistivilartfeirdi,Conti.,•• - Scranton 6 Burr, Agents. ISMS LAMP HEATH APPARATIISff. . Itoiling—Frying—Stewing - 7Steeping — WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM. * * * ,-By the flame of a. common lamp, at the cost of a cent's worth of oil, a very comfortable breakfast can be cooked. * * —N. Y. Tribune. * * * Simple in construction, easily kept in, order., ready_ for use in a moment * * • ciinvenienc 'to have on hand. * Drug gist's Circular. , • * Fish's Lamp is one of the most popular novelties of the day, * * • the utility of it is unquestionable, a great saving is made in heating and cooking small articles, and can be made to cook meals for a great many persons, which is actually done on tlis ambulance cars which carry the sick - soldiers. * Scientific American.- * • * ..For family use, hoapital.tent, bar rack, picnics, fishing, nursery, or sick room, it is an article of comfort beyond all propor tion to its cost, • * * Hall's Journal of Health. * • * I have tried the ,apparatus, and my wife and I proclaim the same a most valu able and indispensable article,' and we now wonder how we could have so long done with out it. * f Ed. Coal Oil Circular. * An economical contrivance for getting up heat at short notice for nursery and general household purposes, * ' * one important point is the saving in cost over coal fires. * * * N. Y. Evening Post Prices from Two to Six Dollars. Capacity from One to Four Quarts. Three Articles Cooked at one time with one Burner Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Gas. A Descriptive Pamphlet of thirty pnges fur nished gratis. THE UNION ATTACHMENT, Price 50 Cents, To be attached to a Common Kerosene Lamp or Gas Burner, by which water may be boiled, and food.cooked ; also arranged to support a shade. Even', Family needs one. WM. D. RUSSELL Agent. • No.-206, Pearl St., New York. ka Agents Wanted. tcr Two of these Heatin"g ,Lamps can be seen at John Staneler's Hardware. -A NEW IDEA A. AND A GOOD ONE. —:0: BLACKWELL & CO., GIT.SEY'S IRON BUILDING,' VI/ BROADWAY, New York, have commenced the business of taking SUBSCRIPTIONS to all the PRINCIPA,L MAGAZINES and WEE.4:- LY PAPERS, for SHORT PER.IOI4, •-(quarterly or half-yearly,) at the lowest yearly rates, offering a great advantage to lovers of literature, who may wish to take several publications paying but a little mo ney at a time. Pull particulars in a circu lar sent on applicalion to any address. *,,,* A GOOD AGENT WANTED in each town.— ; D:r P 0 ST.—MASTERS, are requested to send' for our circular containing induce ments. BLACKWELL & CO., N 0.171 Broadway, New-York. Decempe.r.27, 1865.-3m.] TO HOUSE-CLEANERS. —o— new article in this market, and far supelior to_ any other in use. A few yeasoilS Why : First.—They are • free from twine; which is affected by the lime; and liable. to rut, cans- - ingcthe falling out of the bristles. Second.—The bristles are inserted in the wood, or tit:idy of the brush ;when green, which when dry, causes them ,to be held firmly in their place ; any subsoiuent soaking or shrink= agelailif to - street them. .Third.—They are made of Bristles exclusive ly; many kinds being ,composed, in part, of whalebone. TourM.—They contain more bristles for the size, and - arc as cheap as the ordinary Sold 'exclu.sively_by JOHN, SPANGLER,. AT Ha, HARDWARE STORE!, JOHN BELL. Merchimt-Tailor, . Cor. of Market-qt., and Elbow Latie, Marietta G B" EFUL.for past favors,lwould rotor r ray . thanks to my numerous friends and pa trons and inform the& that I still continue the old business at the old -stand, where I will be pleased to see them at all times, and .having a full and splendid . assortment Of. CLOTHS, CASSLILERES dr YIESTIVOS which will be made up to order at the sherte notice by the best Of workmen, and on reaiono ble terms, I would b epleased, therefore, towel upon my old customers and all who see proper of patronize me hereafter. j 0ct.29-,66. O NNECTICUT TOBACCO SEED, C ,FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION! Fine Connecticut Tobacco Seed has jus been received at the 'Tobacco Warehouse o F. L. BRA,U.N.S.& CO., in this-borough, which is, now ready for FERE distributioo to• the ; To bacco, Growers, of this ,neighborhood. The object in thus -.ll6tributingthts excellent Seed - ill:to - encourage life riiisingl'of 'a "bettei . grade of Tobacco ...thin, hainheretofore•been grpuva. in th : i§..-.Y4ciqitY..l4.: 7.• 1- AISPIiiiPROVED"LAI~TTEPN.zt".'of /111118,ie the Moil. desirable Lantern - in-thet market. It burns Coal Oil without, a etia:ittinetieittief kmokb -I.t:giyes a. pure .-white- light. It stands qutek z motions 4n any- direction. ;44 flame is ,regulated trom the outside msize:' . It is neat indtoiet in form'aid sii • It is free "from oldee in' the uplier parts and' is ethe;wise veryjubstantial in- itkstruetu.tft..p.- aa PRICE, .O.OIE ,DOLLAR. , For liId..SV:A.NGLER'S " • - • 1 lijihr4rhiaieF'Stere 6h Market street:- owARD , A.SSOC,TAITION; `,..„ • ` 4 " . s Diseaues of the Urinary and Sexual Systems, anew: and "fellable Areal - merit.. Alia, the BBIDA cuAlazzapan , Esaarpf - ,waraing andi Insti„uction,-eentjq,'aealed t plyi_lppei4 frem,t, dare. Addreas s ,Da. §xiLLlNHoxdtiltox, - Howard SaltAffiltlitsti;: .."v"rt .€7.24l4WialtaPaa S M S 4gtritar.rai — 77", • e t tiNfifieralarftildtddritlitflatifl“ Shavibe SaliptilatittaAU.ottnYaidicithkitg`. Juatmeived and for d's T sale, v . t Wat GODEY'S LADY'S BOOR -fop, 1866 The Fashion .11aq,77i7 i e of t'..€ --------------- _ - --------------- _ Literature, Fine Arts and Fashioci. most magnificent steel engravilly,S o 4 Fashion-Plates. Wood eogravin 4a os skn übjectit tang, tha Netting,t can interesEmbrotffirry. ladies. c, ,4 n the Toilet, for the Parlor, the ~; Bood the Kitchen. Everything, to complete Lady's Book. t° meet 77ie Ladies Favourite j'or. No Magazine has been able to crowir None attempt. it. Godey's Receipts every department of a houseilo:L one are worth the price cf the boo:. Model Cottages ( no other Magaz.ne them,) with Diagrams. Drawing Lessons for the yoh m speciality with Godoy.Ater.,, Original Music, worth $3 a yet, , ,. ov Magazines publish old worn -oat o t h e stores.e subscribers to Godey get it ',lett:- bit 14. Gardening for Ladies. Another pew. • with Godey. Fashions from Messrs. A. T. Sieiia l i c, of New York, the millionaire merchvlt, pear in Godey, the only magazine that 4 , 1 ' them. Ladies' Bonnets. We give more oftliez a.year than any other Magazine. h fii, h; o th w e n L b a o d n y n 's et ß n o l o a k ker enables everyladY MARION HARLAND, Authoress of "Alone," " ILLlden " Moss Slide," " Nemesis," and writes for Godey each Month, and for no ot L er Magazine. A new novel by her will be published in 1566. We have a:sa r eta i 4 , 4 ell our old and favourite eonuttitors, TERMS OF EloD.o EaN' - $ Booii foh iStl6. (From which there can be no deria l i o ' n.) The following ale the terms of the j,,. 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THE FERTILIZERS prepared by the Ag ricultureil Chemical Company, [ a com pany chartered by the legislature of Pennsyl• vania with a capital of $150,000,] have bees proved in practice to be the cheapest, most profitable and best, for the Farmer, gardener and Fruit Grower, of all concentrated as. esures now offered in any market. The Com pany's list embraces the following : . _ PABULErrE. This Fertilizer is cocaposel ei night soil and the fertilizing eieinentio urine combined, chemically and mechanically with oiher valuable fertilizing agents and 0- sorbents. It is reduced to a pulverized condition, res dy for unniediate use, and without loss of as highly Litregenuus fertilizing properiirs. Its universal application to ah soils ) and its durability and Ilf.qVC (11Elitte2, are -well known to be all that agriculturists can disire. H.E.MICAL COMPOST. T`. Fr:llizer VAI /S largely composed of aMne;: Thatitr. such ~ t ;s meat, bone; fish; leather, l 31: end wool, together wiQl. chemicals and noran fertilizers, which decompose the nias,, Lain the nitrogenous elements. It is a very valuable let tili2er fur huh! cups generally - , apd especially ponaue.4, garden in I,oses. Its excellept qualities, strength eel 11 ,4 •3?•• ness, have made it vt.ry popular with a!1 El have used it. - C . OMPOsITE FERTILIZER.!CO - Iy phosphatic fertilizer, is ratt:ot:dri adapted for the cultivation of Treeii, Rae, Lawns-. and :Flowers. It will pientote very vigorttno and healthy growth of woodulti fruit, and large!y 11. e quartitt tt perfect the -.rixiatiir,ity el the Iran. F• lie!- house and household plants and tleivert,it will be found an iniltsr.nsable artier to te-• cure their greatcstlierficticAt. It udl pirvir! rind care diseased , cOnditions of the peach trf grape, andie excellent fur grass Xl3ll is It is composed of such elements xs sa=e!' adapted'to the -growth of ell kiwL