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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.—AII Ad.
vertlsements, Business Notices, Mar.
stages, Deaths, dm., to secure itieortion
to the TELEGRAPH, mast invariably
accompanied with the GAM
LiciTiertliemenis ordered in the regular
• ii.veniug Editiou aie inserted in the
4:it - Az - ling Edition without extra eharge.
fl ARRISBURG, PA
Saturday Evening, January 16, 1864
TOWN AIND COUNTRY,
To STRANGERS VISITING OUR CITY.-J.
Kahn
weiler, corner Second and Walnut streets, now
offers his entire stock of winter goods, con
sisting of 'Furs, Bhawk., Blankets, Dress and
Fancy Goods of every description, at cost prices.
He will also allow five per cent. to every
person purchasing above the amount of one
dollar.
Don't forget the place, corner Second and Wal
2t*
siul 51^ee13
AIIENTION CITIZENS ON THE SECOND WLED.-
A meeting of the citizens of the Second Ward
will be held at the Second Ward House, Second
and Chestnut streets, on Monday evening, at
seven o'clock, for the purpose of ascertain
ing the quota of the ward in the coming draft,
and for reporting the full number of recruits
already furnished by the people thereof to the
armies of the Republic. As all subject to the
draft are interested in this matter, all are in
vited to attend ! MANY CITIZEN&
Turica.—Oltizens of the Sixth ward, desirous
of subscribing for the DAILY timaitarn, or
changing their residence, will
. please leave
their orders at my house, corner of Verbeke
sr apt and Ridge Road, or with . the carriers.
01,1crs may also be left at the publication office
and Borgner's hook store.
Comrany G!—The members of
Company G, late 127th Regiment Pa. Vols.,
will meat in the lower room of the Exchange,
ca Monday evening at si o'clock, to complete
airangements for participating in the Lauri
rAtic.u. By order of
JOHN G. BALL, Captain.
A i i:ENnoN, Fmsr CITY ZomtvEs!—You are re
quested to assemble at Brant•s Hall, at iJ
o'cicck this evening, for drill. Every member
is expected to be present. By order of
F. ASBURY AWL, Captain.
LEA—On Friday morning, on Third street,
between Chestnut and Mulberry, a Buck skin
purse, containing s24—and some cents—one
$lO 3. S. Treasury note, and two ss—on coun
try banks, and four $l. The tinder will be
liberally rewarded by returning it to this office.
•• I LEI me in the sunshine," Were the last
words of Archbishop Hughes.
Inc State Librarian publishes a notice that
i 6 of importance to all persons having claims
for aaistiog to remove the books from the Li
brary in June, 1863.
r t,RE,v. Da. EDWARDS, of the VestAreh Street
Church, Philadelphia, will preach in the Old
school Presbyterian Church, to-morrow morn
kw and evening.
Via. Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Com
pany have accepted the invitation of the Leg
islative Committee to participate in the Than
: ral ceremonies on Tneßday nest.
i,:SPEPANCS 14ov:um—J. Q. Detwiler, of
10W2, a very able and popular speaker; la an
nounced to deliver a Temperance lecttere in
the Court House, on Monday evening, 15th
Ai every citizen is interested 'in the raising
of the quotas of the various townships, towns
end counties in the State, we would invite the
a ttottion of the public to the "Important No
tice' ' c . f Maj.• Gen. Hancock, published in
another co::141111.
m:
,
111 memoir.' s gut :gess at Sanford's Opera House
id uuabeted. The ha:l continues to be croWded
eves y evening. Thi s ext zilent troupe will re
maiu but one week longer. We would oadvise
almirers of fun to go to Hh,chcock's, where
motto is "We strive to please. "
as. MARY Rum, died near White Deer 1 / 111113 ,
n county, last weak, aged something o 7e?:
Ity years. She was a daughter of John
noted in the Revolutionary annals of
chumberland county; a sister of Capt. Wm.
Brady, now and for many years past an
, r of the State Senate; niece of Gen. Hugh
and a blood relation of Sam Brady, the
orated Indian fighter.
3EC.RIIITING OFFIOHM FOR THE 14TH DL9TRIOF.
ill afford the military men of the 14th DlB
- pleasure to learn that Major John
Datweiler has been appointed recruiting
)r within the limits of said district. We
;idea that Provost Marshal General Fry was
it fortunate in this appointment, as well on
)unt of the appointee's experience as an ex
mtive officer as for his ability as a soldier and
,zian. Major Detweiler, we feel certain, will
cave no portion of his duty unperformed, and
we congratulate him on this recognition of his
merits as well as his claims.
THE CUANON IN TSB /AMU Bottes.—This
morning the change in the, market hours went
into operation ,and the scene in the market place,
for the first time, wanes novel as it was gratify
'g. Thoso in attendance seemed.to be highly
ratified with the change, and the market was
one of the largest ever held at this season of
the year. indeed for as the opening morning of
ihis change, we consider the inauguration of
the market hours lately ordered by council a
.complete success. We conversed with many
farmers, all of whom highly approved of the
change ; and we believe the great majority of
the people, even with the limited' experience.
of this morning, would not under any cirdnria.:
stances return to the old regalattons.
Barri= Arouvzo.—Battery E, Fifth 11. S.
Artillery, arrived.. here tc-day, and will take
put in the exercises of inauguration day.
SECOND I.I3IIDEIAN Cuvaca.—There wlll be
divine service in the lecture room of the Bap
tist church to-morrow morning at half past 10
o'clook.
AT a special meeting of the Good Will Fire
Company, held in their hall last evening, an
invitation was accepted to participate in the
inangural''Oereitionles of Anc G:Vartin, on
Tries:lay, the 19th inst.
SALE of Lors.—We wield call the attention
of our readers to the advertisment of Sheriff
Shell offering building loin for sale. The loca
tion is a pleasant one, and their proximity to the
ety will make them desirable homes.
Arrnwrrox! Fritz Emmy - int—A meeting of
the Harrisburg Fire Zonaves (late Co. B, 127th
11*. P. V.) will be held at the Hall of the
Hore Hose House, this -(Saturday) evening, at
7i- o'clock. Every member is, expected to be
present. By order, A. J. EAGER, lit Lieut.
Smarrumasti.—The Spiritualists of this city
having leased the room formerly occupied by
the. Cameron Guard, in tbe "Exchange Build
ing," Walnut street, their meetingswill be held
there ,in the future. Lecture to-morrow (Sun
day 17th) at 2/ and 7P. M. Seats free. *
RHOURSION TRAINS ,DURING THE INAUCURA-
TioN.—We understand that -the Pennsylvania
and the Philadelphia and Retuling ,railroads
will•isaue excursion tickets for the inauguration
of Governor Curtin on Tuesday next. This
will afford the citizens living in the localities
through which these two great .roads pass an
opportunity to be present in the State Capital
on the inauguration day.
Elmnon ov Ovropsits.—At a stated meeting
of the Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Com
pany, held last evening, the following named
gentlemen were elected officers of the Company
for 1864: President, Samuel D. Ingrain; Vice
President, S. C. Wilson; Secretary, Wm. Lukens;
Assistant Secretary, 501..8. Kissel; Treasurer,
John =lnger; Foreman, Sarrink Buehler; As
sistant Foreman, Wm. J. A. McKibben.
J. B. ZIUMPIMAN,
A CHILD SMOTMERBD.—The Bedford inquirer
says on last Tuesday several persons of this
place visited Shellsburg, among others Mrs.
George Stiffier with a child about four months
old. The weather was reasonably cold.- The
mother, like all mothers, was very anxious
lest her little one might suffer, and she wrapped
it well. Upon arriving at Shellsburg, it was
discovered to be smothered. All traces of life
had disappeared. Mothers should be very care
ful on such occasions.
Fcarasa FOE TES P00n..-,-What a noble in
stinct is that which prompis the individual,
when filled with the comforts of life, to feel
for the sufferings of others leo favored than
himself ! As illustrative of the virtue, a co
temporary rebates. that the other night he came
across a young maw standing well braced
against a lamp-post, soliloquizing thus: "Vhat
will the poor (hic) do this hard (hic) winter !
Gin is (hie) ten cents a (hie) glass, and brandy
(hic) fifteen cents a glass ? Lord help the-(hic)
poor !"
Thia SCAZOITY or Csurs.—Daring the last
year there were coined.% the Philadelphia Mint
fifty-four millions three hundred and sixty thousand
cents, and still the scarcity of change is One of
the greatest inconveniences as well as losses
which the people now auger. As an item .of
information in connection with the scarcity of
change, we heard a farmer declare at market
last Saturday,. when told that the price of a cer
tain article rendered it inconvenient to make
change, (it being 52 cents,) that he had the
cents to make all the change he waiited,for a
long while,to Come, as he "gathired mon than
half a peck of pennies when they were plenty."—
Who will wonder, after such a confession, that
p,
"pennies are scarce?
THE ENHoLLWENT BECX.—The U. S. Senate has
had the enrollment bill under consideration,
and amended it in various iuirtionlars. Amend
ments were agreed to altering the amount of
commutation from $BOO to $4OO ; piohibiting
enlisted 'men serving as substitutes in' regi
ments from any other States than those in
which they originally enlisted ; providing that
persons exempted by physical disability, whose
annual incomes amount to one thousand dollars,
shall pay three huildreid dollars into the Inter
nal Revenue (and, and making prsons who,
have'resided One year in the Uniteneares, and
who have voted at any election, subject to the
cii7dt
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Toe ItZWAllp or Loom. —There never was
such a demand for labor, and labor was never
better paid than in this country at the present
time. And this will continue if the working
classes use their opportunity with moderation
and judgment. If they are _too exorbitant in
their demands, the result will' sooner or later
be a paralysis in many branches of business.
very mechanic and laboring man whose ser:
vices are now better paid than ever before
ought to feel a new impulse to faithfulness.
With some the higher the pay the more lacy
and independent they become , pnd this is par
ticularly the case among, the' morn i gnorant
chimes. But the great bulk of the intelligent
working men, we believe, are disposed not
only to improve their own condition s but to
do justice to their employers: -While they
improve this millennium of labor, they will do
what they can to prolong its existence.
How TO Drecovxe. &Lux Pox IN n's EARL'
Sreas.—The Eslectie Journal, in an article on
small pox, admonishes physicians not fo r be
hasty in pasting an Opinion that any eruptive
disorder is that loathsome disease until they
prove the following diagnostic symptom :
"Now we offer this secret to the profession
—so soon as the eruptions appear, and by pres
sure with the point of the finger may distinctly
be felt the small, hard substance, precisely as if a
small, fine - shot hail been placed under the cuticle
of the skin. This peculiar appearance belongs
to no other eruptive disease. We have Applied
e term secret, here ;"for whilst it is and has
Wen known to a few physicians, it is , not men;
tioned In any of the standard authorities ; nor
does the writer claim tkeoredit of the discovery.;
After this, all worki upqn•Practici will add z thil
unfailing diagnostic symptom. ,
CiiisastraT biuna HALL— Wakfut greet below
Aird:—Eirat appearance, this evening, of Mies
SALLIE FL 43 RENCE, Miss ILI.BION Panes and
littan O'DONNELL, it/ connection With Miss
ANNIE WORRELL, Den; HOW,ERD, FRANIT GARD
NER, Jos MILLER, 3, H. Domn,r , and Prof.
HARRY CLIFION.
Doom open at 6 o'clock. To commence at 8
Admission 16 cts. Private boas, 26 cts.
SAKE BUDD, Sole Lessee
•
THZ Rev. John R. Bbaria'felt, pastor of Rush
Baptist Church, in Mifflin county, Pa., who has
been driven.from the Church because he loves
his old flag, gives the following reasons in his
farewell sermon of the enmity against him:
"I have publicly prayed for the Union—l
have prayed for our rulers—l have prayod for
success to our arms—l have prayed for victory
to our brothers and sons—l have prayed for
freedom to all the enslaved on earth—l have
prayed for peace only on a basis that can be
permanent: ' for the . Government — the
whole Government—the Government right or
wrong:' I love her flag—l lore to see it float
in the breeze—l love to talk in its behalf."
ONE thiNDILED AND TWENT 4 / 7 8EINITII BECILILEST
PENNSYLVANIA Vommusus.--LEaving received
arrinvitation froth the oorniniteee of inaugu-
Talon of Governor Andrew - G,Curtin on Tire's
day, January 19th, 1864, I request all the
members of my tats Regiment; 'together
with other returned volunteers, to join in said
Inauguration. •
The Captains will report the condition of
their commands to me by letter or in person as
soon as possible.
The men will be required to have blue over
coats and cape. They will•be furnisbed with
equipments Immediately. Wore upon arrival.
The field and staff are expected to report fully
equipped. W. W. JaIsTINGS, Late Col.
MONDAI svantio next is the time set apart
for the grand Military and Citizens' Dress Ball,
to be given in Brant's Hall. The managers are
at work perfecting the arraogemerits so that
everything will be complete that can add to the
comfort.aud enjoyment of those who attend.
We invite attention to the advertisement, in
which will be found the list of floor managers,
2t
I=l
Havana. . A. Bannvart & Co.
have now in store the beet and largest assort
merit'of imported' cigars aver brought to this
market, to which they invite the attention Of
Smokers. They will be happy to show to all
who may favor them with a visit the various
brands; and feel confident that their stock can
not be equalled. Remember the place—thyg
store under Tones Souse. jl3-1W
NEW BEICEBX.-Mr. John Alcorn announces
that he has opened a new 'bakery,. on Broad
street, between Second and Third street, West
Harrisburg, where he is prepared to supply
bread and cakes at reasonable rates. Mr.
Alcorn is - arfold tuad:experienCed,baker, and was
for a number of years superintendent of one of
the targest bakeries in. thirkgity. He. is no
selling hill bread by weight at ' the rate - of ft
centxper. pound. Persons in want of OA
bread and wish to get the worth of their _ money
will do well to give him a call.
Bread will lae'supplied to customers in all
parts of the city, and all persons . desiring any
'thing in his line of business can leave their
orders at the bakefy in Broad street, between
Second and Third, or la q tjr.,Alrxirn's lacx. on
the counter in thrkl)Aux TELKORAPII office.
janll-1w ' .
I=
D. you wish to impart vigor and clearness to
the voice, relieve hoarseness and bronchial af
fection, get at once a box of Bannvart's Bron
chittl Troches, the only effectual remedy in the
market. For 811i0 ddzen or gross
at C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug Store, No.? 2.
Jones Row, Harrisburg, Pa. , '
(W - liberal discount to the trade. dec244
Tam celebrated crystal spectacles properly
adjusted to the eye';'microscopes from • 1' 0 to
700 diameter • tower telescopes, field 41asoer,
defining an object from one to ten miles, and
all kinds of optical, mathematical and philo
sophical instrument; at Rosendsle's Optical In
stitute, 8 Market Square. Artificial oyes bl
sorted. kind for a circular ! janBdtf.
A OARD.
To Merchants, Ilotel Ketpers, and Businew Men
Generally
Mr. Sanford, having been solicited by a few
friends to introduce in Harrisburg a grand
Advartiiiing Curtain - 0310111u to those in New York
Theatres—is now prepared to receive subscripz
dons. A plan of the Curtain miy'be seen at
the DAIL . * TFLIGRAPH office,
and all informa
tion can be obtained of Mr. W. H. It Slog.—
Parties having their business displayed- 'pop
the Curtain, bring their advertisements before
the most generous portion of rife Public, 01
at the same time receive the benefit. of ar . fri*
distribution of thousands of programmes,whero-.
on their places-of Matrices Will be donaptctioria
ly displayed.None.but the names.of subscribe
will btithus Introduced to the public, and they
will attain a popularity 'that enterprising busi
ness men only deserve. -,
Immediate applidlition - is" necessary, as the
season of the Opera.t/louse,will open on• Mo
nday evening, January 25th.
SAUTIAL 'S. SANFORD,
j ALIN& Proprietor and. Manager. •
24313tticit - Ntttitel::',:','-f:1-
s,.
GOLD PENS RE-MIMED EQUAL
TO NEW, 'on the receipt of 86 dents.
Circuhus for_the Johnson Pen, sent on
application, by Mail or otherwise.
, _
E. S.'JOHNSON, -
lisuaufactoiy, acid Offices
15 MAIDEN LANE, New York . City:
Brown's Bronchial Troches
These Limenges are prepared frorai
highly
esteemed recipe for alleviating BRONCHIAL AY.
PECTIONS, ASTIIXL, ilo,tssreass, Comas, Caves,
and Irritation or &wenees.of the Throat..'
Puma SPEAKERStAND VOCALISTS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing, rind relieving, the
throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal
organs, havipg a peculiar adaptation to affec
tions which disturb the organ§ of speech.
decfild&wlm , •
Military Business Attended To.
Tinn tor Pe — si Bek P S batite"
D OD,.
_a ay i we end
Militify,p/dVax (Salmi; generally, made. gut
and collected. Persons residing at a distance)
ottn have - their buktnessArtutsacbal by than; I) •
addrepaing • . EUGENESHYDHEt, •
Attorney-at-Lavir,
del7-dly Third St., Harrisburg, Pa.
NOTICIT.
SANFORD'S OPERA.. HOUSE •
W. Hitchcock Sc. Co Proprietor:,
In answer to a notice in the TICLIGIISPH, of
Wednesday evening, July 6th, Wm. Hitchcock
respectfully informs his friends and pitrons
that he is the Proprietor.ot the above named
Hall, he having obtained a lease from Judge
Murray for the term of one month, with the
privilege of three, and thereby intends to keep
,possessigq pf -the Hall, trusting to hie friends
and the public fdr the same liberal support
that has attended him during his professional
career at the above establishment.
jan 7 WK. HITCHCOCK.
Muffle Z Muffs ! Muff
We have on hand muffs, at $3, $3.50, $4 and
$5. A good assortment of . low price furs.
Cloaks, cloaks, cloaks! •
Cloaks for ladies, all prices.
Cloaks for children.
Cloaks at all prices, up to $25.
Hoop skirts at 75 cts., $1 up to $3. •
Stockings for ladles and children.
Socks, woolen and cotton.
Linen table covers; linen napkins.
Black silk atsl, $1.40, and all pritan.
Woolen shirts of all descriptions.
ladies' and gentlemen's pocket hdfs.
Linen sheeting 104.
Linen for pillow oases 5.4.
Hullos, bleached and unbleached, best
mike.
Kid gloves at 870. and $1 per pair.
Caesimere and cassinetts for men and boys'
wear.
Undershirts and drawers.
Ladies' merino vests. • •
Dress goods at all prices.
Cambric bands and cambric edging. •
Balinoral skirts at $3.25, $8.50, $4.
Large assortment of other goods at
S. LEWY'F';
SAPONIFIER
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKE:Ri.
WAR makes high prices . ; Saponifier helps. to
reduce them. It makes SOAP for FOUR cents
a pound by using your kitchen grease.
itrOAITTION ! As spurious Lyes are of
fered also, be (artful and only buy the PAT
ENTED article put up in IRON cane, all others
being COUNTERFEIrs.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
Philadelphia... Tole. 127 Walnut Street.
Pittelbter4—F tit Street ad Dttinteene Way.
del9 dhwhi •
TO HORSE OWNERS.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HOBBES is unrival&l by any, and in all cases
of Lameness arising from Sprains, Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect is magical and certain.
Harnbss or Saddle Galls, Scratches, Mange, &0.,
it will also cure speedily. Spavin and Ringbone
may be easily prevented and cured in their
incipient stages, but confirmed cases are beyond
the possibility of a radical cure. No case of the
kind, however, is so desperate or hopeless but
it may be alleviated by this Liniment, and its
faithful application will always remove the
Lameness, and enable the horses to travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy
at hand, for its timely use at the first appear
w tt -
ee inmeneas vitt effectually prevent those
ormidablti diseases - mentioned, to which all
honies are liable, an'd which render so many
Otherivitie valuable hcirees nearly worthless.
Se" advertisement. augl9digweOw
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
MICHAMO, RIMMED ma DYE
Is the Best In the World
-The only Harmless, Irsse and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect—obrtng,es
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy
Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the
Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair
Soft and Beautiful ; imparts fresh vitality, fre
quently restoring its pristine color, and rectifies
the 111 effects of Rad Dyes. The Genuine is
signed.WILLIAN A. BATCHELOR. AlI oth
ers are mere imitations; and should be avoided.
Sold by all Druggists, Fko. FACTORY-81
BARCLAY BT:, N.Y.
BATOR:KA:WO NNW MOT OBILIK IfOR DRIB ONG
'628-Iy..
VD SITING,
- WEDDING,
INVITATION, AND
AT HO ME CARDS.
PPY a special arrangement with one of the
13 best engravers in the country, cards of any
description will be executed in the highest style
of art, conformable with the latest fashion, and
supplied prom ptly,at lower Prices Mal:tare charg
ed by the stationers in, New York or Philadel
phia. For samples and prices call at
mch9tf BEIRGNEB'S BOOKSTORE.
ALMANACS I ALMANACS I
BAER'S LANCASTER
IN TV AL a Et,
Jrist received and for side at
n 0,1.9 SCHREYER'S BOOKSTORE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.,
SOIIOOL SLATES of different sizes, Wi ll son's
Excellent series of Spellers and Readers,
published by Harper" & Brothers, together with
all other School Books , and Writing Materials
are offered, wholesale and retail, at
deoT SOHIIFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
MUST BE SOLD !
WAlx., PAPER, BORDERS.
SCHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE
Has to be moved on the first of April next.
His stock of Wall Paper must be reduced, and
will, therefore, be sold at very low prices ; al
though price of Wall Papers is still going up.
Persons desirous of papering their houses, will
do well to examine his assortment and prices.
. THEO. F. SOHEFFES.
December 1, 1863. •
(ff' Five cents. cash paid for. Clear Mixed
Bags per pound. Old Books wanted for—cash.
decl9-aim
IMPORTERS
OP
WINES KNI) LIQUORS.
LAUM.4I, SALLADE & CO.,
NO. 128.80/N7l NINTH STREET,
Between Cheatnu:t and Walnui
.<m PHILADELPHIA.
G. M. LeuitAN, A. M. BALLAD', J. D. Bunn.
D. 09 Qin
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
AA NOTHER lot of Morton's •Unrivalled Go ld
Pens for sae at
`dam • SOHEFFER'SBOOKSToIIii.
Allvene warranted for one year. •
,HENRY O. ORTH,
lea n eherAf 'The Piano, Melodeon and 'llona.
'TERMS reasonable. 15 Third street, between
.I. Market and Chestnut streets. jan4 8m
Wants
IA TA NTED —5OO lba. Fresh Dandelion Root,
VT by S. A. KUNKEL & Bro.,
act'?
Apothemries, 118 Market at., Rarrieberg.
AGENT S
wanted to sell,the Standard History
of the War. A rare chance to make
money. Agents are clearing from $lOO to
$2OO per month. 200,000 volumes already
sold. Sand for circulars. Address
JONES BROS. 4. CO.,
deP.O Publishers, Baltimore, lid.
NapMutts' :mints.
NMI and VALUA
BLE DISCOVERY
GunDmooyzavl
INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
Is of more general practical
utility than any invention
ow before the public. It has
been thoroughly tested dur
ing the last two years by
practical men, and pronoun
• by all to be
SUPERIOR 70 ANY
AdheelvePritaxatlonslaiown
Applicable
useful Arts.
HILTON'S btsomnma Cbmucr
is 'a new thing, and the re
sult of years of study ; its
combination is on
A. new thing
&Wade Principles,
And under no circumstances
or clangs of temperature,
will it become corrupt or
emit arty offensive smell.
ite Comtriruitiott.
Manufacturers, using Ma
blues, will gild it the beet
article known es Cementing
for the Channels, it works
without delay, is not affected
by any change of tempera-
Boot and Shoe
Nam&bums>
Jewsleis.
Will Md it sufficiently adhe
sive for their use, as has been
proved.
//is espiciallyadapled to Leath er,
And we claim as an especial
merit, that ft sticks Patches
and Liologs to Boots and
Shoes sufficiently strong with
out stitching.
Families,
It is the only
IQIIID CEMENT
Extant, that a lure thing
for mending
furniture,
Crockery,
Toys t
Bone,
It to a -lipid.
Ivory,
And articles of Household
Ines.
Remember.
HILTON'S INSOLUBLI Ow=
Is In a liquid form and as
easily applied as paste.
HIVION'a INSOLUBLI GIBIENT
Is insoluble in water or oil.
auiess's Isworayma CAW=
Adheres oily substances.
Supplied In Family or Man
ufacturers' Packages from 2
ounces to 100.1bs.
TEILTOWBBOL& CU.,
Piit;fiience, B. I. 18 '
°i nk AMAGINNIS
Flute
Agents in Phila
"JE° I MT 311
LI QUORS•
WM. DOCK , - JR Sr, CO.,
DAT 'FRS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Opposite the Court House, hive on hand a
flue selection of
BRANDIES
of different Vintages.
FINE AND COMMON WINES
Of Every Description
WHISKEYS•
OLD BOURBON,
MONONGAHELA,
FINE IRISH AND SCOTCH
Whiskeys. The best ever brought to this mar
ket
OLD WHEAT,
FAMILY NECTAR
And the •
CHESTNUT GEOVNWHIBICE.
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
SHLOSS JOHANNESBURG,
CLARET
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES
LONDON BROWN STOUT.
CHERRY,
PLANTATION.
• WIGWAM TONIC BITTERS
With a complete - stock of - -
ENGLISH - •
AMERICAN
Pickles and Condiments of every description
now in the market, and at THE LOWEST
RATES. janS
FOUND OR STOLEN.
OVE HORSE BLANKET -- and BEFFALO
ROBE, which the owner can have by can
on the Chief of Police, proving property and
paying for this advertisement.
B. CAMPBELL,
Chief of Police.
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A GOOD IbTVEBTMENT
TEE PROPRIETOR will now sell his
"CLEVELAND OMNIBUS LINE," with
its good will and patronage and all the Horses,
Harnesses, Stables, Blacksmith and Harness
Shops, and the vehicles of every description,
including Omnibuses, Carriages, Hacks,
Coaches, Baggage and Moving Wagons, &c., on
good terms, as he intends to leave the country
on other business. No better investment can
be made. The city, of Cleveland has now 62,-
000 inhabitants, and this is the only established
line of accommodation between different parts
of the town and the Depots, and for all other
purposes connected with the various branches
of the business. Terms easy. Address
j anl2 1w H. S. STEVENS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Urand Military and Bilious' Dress Ball
- To be given on
INAUGURATION EVE,
Monday evening, Jan. 18th, in Brant'a Hall
FLOOR MANAGERS.
W. D. Mom,
F. WRirrnoms
MASTER OF CEREMONIES.
J. BPAIJCZMANIS.
Wm. M'KINLET,
N. Caoss,
SWEET CIDER
A LARGE =lr of superior Sweet Cider,
Ci just receive and will, be sold cheap, by
the barrel, gallon and quart; at The New Gro
cery. [no26] BOYER & ROMER.
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICEi;
THE annual list of United States taxes is
made upon Racemes, income on carriages,
silver, plate and all unpaid monthly Bets are
now due, and payable minnows:
Juniata county will be attended to by John
It'Laughlin, deputy, at Miffilatown, on Mon
day the 11th day of
and
1846; at M'Allis
terville on the 12th and 13th, Richfield /4th,
Mexico 16th, M'Connelsville 18th, East Wat
erford 20th and 214, Ferryyille 23d.
Snyder county- l Elmq Smith will attend at
, the Washington Hones, Middleburg,on the 11th
of January; Selinsgrove, at the Union House
on the 12th, Freeburg, at F. Moyer's hotel,
on the 13th, at Beaver Spring 14th and 15th.
Union county—Jesse Beaver, dtputy, will
attend at Hartieton on the 11th of lapniry, at
Iffiftlinburg on the 12th, at New 'Berlin on
the 13th, at Lewisburg on the 14th and 15th,
at New Columbia on the 18th, at Union
town on the 19th.
HILTON'S
Northumberland county—S. B. Boyer,
deputy, will attend at his office in Sunbury, on
the 18th and 19th, at Weaver's Hotel, In
Shamokin, on the 28th, on the 22d end 234
at J. M. Hull's in the borough of Milton.
Dauphin county—Attendance will be given
in person; or by deputy, at the Assessor' e
Officeradiddletown, on the 11th, at Hum
melstown, at Baums' Hotel, on the 12th
at Lingle:stein on the 18th, at 13erryburg
on the 19th, at Millersburg on the 20th,
at Halifax on the 21st, at Dauphin on the
morning of the 22d. Attendance will be given
on- any day at my office, in Harrisburg, for
Dauphin county.
Special notice to all who neglect to pay at
the time and places specified, 10 per centaur
must be added and paid. All taxes must be
paid in Government fonds or its equivalent
BOOT & SHOE
HAREISEURG STEAM MILUI,
Flo - ur et.Taci eci..
Tlsubscriber will sell and deliver to any
art of the city fresh ground, beet'extra
family flour, in barrels or mks, in-any quan
tity, by the single barrel, half, quarter or eighth
of a barrel. Also, fresh ground corn meal, and
feed of every description.
Orders left at the grocery store of George H.
Bell, corner of Second and Chestnut streets, at
Peters' Farmers' Hotel, in Market street, or at
the drag store of Dr. Egle, on the Ridge Road,
will be promptly attended to.
dec2B-2moeow• JOHN HOFFER
pi 3'4 Di 111 M al
T A. It Mar.
The Concentrated Juice of the Fresh Rot
A SLIGHTLY TONIC, DIUREITO ANL
APERIENT. It has a specific action
upon the LIVER, exciting it, when languid, to
secretions, and resolving the CHRONIC en -
gorgenieats. It has been much employed la
Uermany and is a popular remedy with our
practitioners in this country. The diseases to
which it is especially applicable are those can
nested with.the LIVER, and of the digestive
organs generally. It is the best preparation
ever offered to the public for that disease, aid
every person that is troubled with that disease
should procuriN a bottle immediately. Price 50
cents per bottle. Made in our own laboratory
from the fresh root dug in October, (the peric_i
of its greatest activity.)
S. A. KUNNEL & BRO.,
Apothecaties,
118 Market street, Harrisburg.
REMEMBER
FURS! F UR S!! F U R S! ii
AM carrying out my well earned reputation
for selling the best made FURS at the most
reasonable prices, and offer now my epleudli
assortment of
Hudson Bay Sable,
Rich Mink Sables,
Siberian Squirrel,
Chinchilla,
Stone Martin •
Fitch, &c.,
FURS for ladies and Idlesc a at the most
sonable prices.
Erfly stock of Hudson Bay and Mink Sa
bles is the finest ever offered in this market ;
and comprises: Riding Capes, Three-Quarter
an4l Half capes, Berthas, Collars, Muffs, &c,
JOSEPH BOSENBAUM,
No. 418 Arch street, above 4th, south side,
Philadelphia
P. S.—No business to ansacted on Saturday
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY AND WONDER
NFL BESIJITS:
DS. J. M. CREAMER would respectfully la
form the public in general and the diseased
in particular, that he has opened an office in
South Second street, below Cheetnut,Efurrisburg,
Pa. where he will treat all diseases entrusted
to !xis care, in accordance with the system
discovered and taught by Prof. C. Bolles, of
Philadelphia, with whose institution he has
been connected, and to whom he takes pleasure_
in referring the public for information with
respect to.his =OM in controlling disease.
No drugging the system with uncertain med
ical agents. All cures" performed by Magnetism,
Galvanism and other modifications of Electricity,
without shocks or any unpleaoant sensations,
After an Electrical Diagnosis, a guarantee will
be given, if desired by the patient. For far
ther information call and get a pamphlet which
contains hundreds of certificates from medical
men and others proving the mperiority of this
system of practice over all others. Consultatize
free. Office hours 9t012 A. M., Ito 5 and 7to
9 r. M. DR. J. MILTON CREAMER.
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STATE CAPITAL HOTEL.
CORNER OF THIRD AND WALNUT STS.,
Harrisburg, Penn's.
THE undersigned having purchased this well
known house has enlarged and thorougbfy
renovated it. The rooms have been re-painted
and papered, and the entire establishment ele
gantly re-furnished. Being pleasantly.and eli
gibly located, and provided with every conve
nience, it offers to the public _ all the comforts
and luxuries of a first class hotel.. Trusty and
obliging servants always - in attendance. A
bar well stocked with choice liquors isattached
to the establishment.
PHOTOBRAPE! PHOTOBRANIS . 1 , I
BIMILNITE & WELDON,
POINXIOILT OP InDOS ROAD,
ESPROTFULLY inform the 'citizens of Ber
l. rfsberg that they have moved their place of
business from Ridge Road to No. 110 Market
street, between Fourth and Fifth, where they
have fitted up 16 new PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
with all the modern improvements, where they
are prePared to do first class work.
We,guarantee perfect satisfaction to all who
favor ns with a call. no2l
NORFOLK OYSTERS,
REAL Salts, under the `Jones ltmee.. York
River Oysters, flue"article; under the
lowa Hatu3e. •
jansqlB*
Abio, TerralibFic*hich will be served up in
fine style at slhort notice under the Jones
House, by IncAol, JOSEPH SNIvr.LY.
JAVA, JAMAICA and LAGIIYRA Coffee, at
[no2B] W. DOCK, Js., St CO.
abotrtionmu.
A. K. FARNMTOCK,
Collector 14th District, Penns
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LIQUID ~ %TRACT
jaza
ELECTRICITY.
W. G: THOMPSON;
Proprietor.
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