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BY GEORGE BERGNER.
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TELEGRAPH,
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18 PUBLISIE6D
e 4
MORNI.NG AND EVENING,
y GEORGE BERGN . EII
Oillee Third Street, near Walnut,
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; '::: 4 3 - 1 • i
TERMS OF SUB . SCIIIPTION.
SINGLE SUBSCRIPTION. •
The DAILY TELIGRAP,Ien served to subser I bet s
the city at 8 centsper week: Yearly subscri
rs will be charged tfi 00 in &Nano:). Those
nsons who ncglect to pay in advance will be
targed SG 00.
WEEKLY TELECIRAPK. . .
THE TELEOBAPH is also published weekly and
- nrnishotl to subscribers at tho following cash
igle copies, weekly
see copies to one Post Offiee.,.
copies to one Post Office...
niortilautdus.
ELECTRICITY.
:DERFUL DISCOVERY AND, WONDER
FUL RESULTS.
J. ?L CREAMER would respectfully in
form the public in general and.the diseased
particular, that he has opened an office in
ith Second street, below Chestnut,Harrisburg,
where he will treat all diseases entrusted,
is care, in accordance with the syshiin
vered and taught by Prof. 0. Bolles, 'of
idelphia, with whose institution he his
connected, and toowhom he takes pleasure
ferring the public for information with
A to his success, in controlling disease.
drugging the system with uncertain med.
Int B. All cures performed by - Magnetism,
m and other modifications of Electricity,
ut shocks or any unpleasant sensations..
an Electrical Diagnoses, ,n guarantee will
ven, if desirea j by the . patiept.:.' FOr4fir
late illation call and get a pamphlat Which
litiS hundreds of certificates from medical
aid others proving the superiority of this
'in of practice over-all others.. : Consultation .
Office hours 9 to 12 A. sr., 1 to 5 afid 7 to
DR . J. MILTON CREAMER.'
-d3tawlur tu.th-sa -
REAT FURNITURE SALE
hr.ll Worth of Furniture for Sale-
BARB St CO., Auctioneens, -- Harriaburg,'
Pa., respectfully inform their numer
nide, that in connection with the auction
they have opened New . Furniture
here all kinds of Furnithre will be
iper and at lower p.rjnes than at any
/co in the city. .They having made ar
outs with the largest ,manufacturing
3hulents in New York, Bidladelphia and
/ore, and being in dailylebeibt ofFurni7
the largest orders will)be -filled-at 'the '
,
st possible notice. Always on band So-
utted Parlor and Cane Seat Chair To!:
Sts, Marble Top Dressing But eau ard-
Bedsteads and Tables of every rip-;
Fancy and Common Furniture. All kinds.
eond Rand Furniture ti&en in exchange ,
new The highest price pes for second
id hut/Behold -Furniture, 'Clothing, Ste., , by;
W. 13A.R11 84 CO., . .
Auctioneers, next to.StateCapital Bank. ;,•
septl9 ti . • . . ;1
11 Who Value Their Sight
JULIUS ROSENDALE,-
'lO I.A#.:41.111901: a. is T .
announces to 'the citizens
Harrisburg and vicinity that he has
,pened an office in Market Square, next
• Jur. Felix's Confectionery, for the sale
•elebrated' .
'.COPIC AND TINTER SPECTAOLDIS.
glasses are • recommended by. the first;
men, and all who purchased them from
testify to their great advantages over
ones in use.
anses are ground of the finest Tcristal.
:silt and strengthen the impaired vision,
from 10 to 12 years without change.
hours frdm 8 A. M: till 8 P: M. Consui
oct6•d3m3,taw-wlm
_ •
_LPHIA AND= READING RAILROAD.
ebanou Valley Brandi ;
and after MONDAY, DECEMBER 28th,
ri3, an ACCOJUMODA.ZiON PASSENGER
will be run betweeh Reading and Rev=
in addition to the other. Passenger
now running on the Lebanon Valley
ing Reading at 7.15 A. M., pacing Leba
-8.44 A. nt., anclarriving, at Harrisburg at
mg Harrisburg at SY. af. passing.peba
-6.15, and arriving at. Bending at 7_85
ig at all Passenger Stations.
ast Mail Train, leavingßeading it 11.07
kill stop only at Womelsdor f, Myeretawn,
on, Annville, Palmyra and Elummels-
. Passengers will procure their Tickets be
entering the. yrAing:i An extra clime is
ou all Fareeptoin the Cars.
G. A. NICOLLS,
General Stip't.
eeding, Pa., Dec. 11, -18631—delltj31
MUST -BE `SOLD !
ALL PAPER, W-IRDERk
SCIIEFFER'S BOOKSTORE
to be moved on the 'first of April next
stock of Wall Paper must be,reduced, and
'herefore, be sold. at very loyr prices;
price of Wall is Still going op.
desirous of papering their houses,- will
to examine his assortment and prices.
THEO. F. SCREFFEIt.
ber 1, 1863.
re cents_ cash paid for Masi - Mixed
ja per pourift7 I:lls3coclipi Nnuatedfor--ctisla.
IMPQR'rERS
01
NES AND. L,IQ,FORS:
LAUMAN, SALLAIq. 4 CO.,
No. 128 SO (7723 N/i1271 -
Between Cheitnut and Walnut
_,—
.•
.pujj.annl,llllA
dam i -
LauLx, A. M. &maim, J. D._ BEMING
lITMEG CHEESE. A spleitald - artfole., lu
8 and 14 lb. boxes. Just p*:43: at;
1.5 W. DOCK, Ja.,
JOIENS,ON
MLA. I.IIIIIIIXMCOMIAMI
LOCK HOSPITAL.
rAf3 discovered the most certain, speedy and
1 I. 'effectual remidlea. in the world-for
DISEASES` QI?_IMPRIIISENCE
Barau_ra, six TO Xl/11147 .1191 M.
NO MEROCUIY..O3..,,NOXIOEtS' %WM.
A Cure ,Iyarrantott, or. No. ire, in from One. to .
Tot4i,
Weaknes9 of the Back, - Affections of the
Kidneys and - Blodder, Involuntary dis
charges,- Impotency, General Debility, Nor
vb mimes; Dyspepsda, langucr, Low Spirits,
Confusion' of Ideas, Palpitation of the-
Heart, Tremblinipy. Dimness of .Sight
or Giddiness, Disease of. the* Head, , Throat,
Ncswor Skin. Affectiontiof theoLiver, Lunge -
Stcmach or Bowels—those terrible disorders
arising from the Solitary Habito. of.,Y_outh— •
those secret and solitary.praotices more fatal to
their victims than the - song of Syrens to the'
Mariners of Illysam, blighting their most bril
liant hopes or anticipations, remixing marriage,
impossible;.
-
V °Ulla MEN
~....$1
4 00
10 00
Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deistrizetiVe
habit whicb annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young= Men of thd Meet
exulted talents and , brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening Serr
ated with the thunders el f eloquence or. waked
to ealterty the living - Iry -may call - with full
oonfidsnce.s.
Married Perseru3, in%Younglifee contemplat
ing marriage, being pnare:of i phyfdcal weak
air
;nese organic debility, defOrmitlee, &a, speedily
=.
,
Be who places himself ender the care of Dr -
J. may religiously confide in his honor AB !Ewen
tleman and , coilfidentlY rely- npon.his Skill as a
Physician.__ - •
OMANI°W...',E4KNIIISS • •
, 'lratnedlately Cured, and fell vigor motored. ,
Thlo distreming affection—wkfch-renders life
miser:l:6ll24,Bnd marriage I:mposaible-Is the pen
alty paid by the victims of improver indulgence..
Young persona are too' apt to 'commit excesses
from not being -aware ot,the dreadfid come=
nuances that mayAriaireP ' Now, who that un
derstands the subject will 'pretend to , deuy that
the power of procreation is Lost sooner by those
falling into Improper gran by the pru
dent.. Besides being deprived the pleasures of
healthy offspring,-the mobVierions middestrne
tivesymptmes to hOth tady . and' mind itrisel
The systermhecomes deranged, the physical and
mentatfunctitha iiizakened, load of procreative
power, nervous irritability, diroPeprda, *Pita=
Nen of :01 'heart, indigestfon, constitritfoull
debility, of the flame; torigh; con=
iamptien,:diriay and death.,"
;Om% No. 7 Bourn FR ,ll Ma.Cat ?PIM,
Left`hind side gowe from Baltimore street, a.
few doors from the ooru s r,• Fell opt to observe:
name and number.'
Lettera.must be,. paid .and contain a stamp.'
The Darter's Diplopias, : hang in his office:.
DR. JOHNSON, . •
Member-of- the -Royal Ciellerre of Surgeons, Lon=
don, graduate from orie.of the moat eminent
401010 in the United Btatea, ancithergreater
Part of- *boos life'lhas been spent in_thehospl:
talazt -London, Perla; .Philadelphia and else
where, has effected some of the moatirsto.nisbing
cures that' were ever known; many troubled
with ringing in-the head And ears when asleeP;
great nervousness, being; alarnied 'sudden
sounda, bashfalness, with frequent _blushing,
Attended sometimes with - derangement of,mina
were Loured Immediately.
' — TANN PiIITIOULAB: - NOTICB, , = 4 ..• •
,
These are some of the. isd. and Melancholy
effects produced' by earlrhabits of yorith, viz;
weakness of the back and limbs, painsquthe
head, dinauese of sight, loss of muscular power,
palpitation' of -the heart, dyspepeis, nervous
Irritability; symptoms of consumption, Ito.
iiINTALLT.—The fearful' Iffeota on the mind
are much to he dreaded—Ws - of memory, con.
fusion of idim, depression of spirits, evil fore
bodings, aviiision to society, serf distrust,
_love
of eolitodeFttruidity, *p. fail alb° even.
produced,. : z
YOUNG '
Who have lnfured -themselves by a certain
p*ticeinahlged ••in - :Ili/Sir alone 'Ambit fee
quently learned from evil obmanions,-Fiir at
school; ehe effects of which • are 'nightly felt
even whin aibiep; -and 'not , oured 'renders
marriage impossible, and destroys t'both =mind
-and'bodyi - should apply imneediatidy,,
Viat - S' pity thai -young.inini the hope of
his country, thedarling of his : parents,. should
be snatched froni'all prospects :and-enfilymente
of life, by the consequence of 'deviating :horn
the path of nature and Indulging in a pertaid ,
secret habit. Such persons togi,'befeie opitid r „,
plating_ z_
_ isfABIILW, r ;
Wed: that, a. Bound mind! and. ked. art;44
most necessary.requiedtel to..promdPe connu bial
_
tumphiees. Indeed, without these, the fourney .
through life becomes.a weary pllgr_hiso : the
prospect hourly darkens to the slew ; the mind.
becomes sbadowedwrith dew& and filled with ,
the melancholy reflection that the hapPhiees of
another tecomeshilgt4pd With bereft.
-DIEOUff.E . OF - MP .
When the misguided] and imprudent votary.
of pleasure faidehe his imbibe( the seeds : of
this painful disdase,lt - too piper( 'happens that
an illtimedsense shameoftlie' dread of dfit
oovery deters'hini. 'from applying .to `those whe,.
from education and respectability, can alone
befriend him. -He falls inte•the hands of 100-
rant and deel&ing'pretendeisivho, incapable'
of-Curing, filch - hm - PeeeolerY imbefluwafteeP
him trilling- month after-inonth,..or long as
the smallest can be obtained, and'in despair
leave him with:Tuined healthto :sigh over
galling disappointment, or, by.the= use of the
deadly, poison, Mercury, hasten the constitu•
ticked symptoms of this terrible ikkityo f ruches
affection of the Head, Throat, Nose;fikin, eta
progressing wlth,frightfut„raphlity till death
cuts period to his4resfiffil sufferings by sendl
vhirer tol*that-rmff- from
whence no traveller return.
INDO, VIIIKEM trarkAaiEE
The many thousaudiiiirded-atththlusibitiOU
year after year, and ethevnurnepua,bnportant:
surgical operations performed by Dir. JOhnson,
witnessed by the repoitersiot the Sue, Clipper,
and Many other papers*thies - of vihicli hive
appeared again and aga in before the public, be
at& staudiag se a geatlenuuvof . ibluseter
And= bIIItY, I* a sidlialeetritos , tcp
_
thOi
aniziLai dumb.
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*ie. N. -I- South -irredispisk
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liiebitai
MARRIAGE
HARRISBURG, FRIDAY EYE KING, JANUARY 22, 1864.
itifbical.
The .:Great "American Remedies,"
KNOWN AS "HR7MBOLD' S"
_
GENUINE. PREPARATIONS, VIZ :
NEWBOLD EXTRACT " BUCHIJ,"
" " SARSAPARILLA,
" IMPROVEED ROSE WASH.
RELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND -
FLUID, EXTRACT BTJCHII,
A POSIYi vE AND SPECIFIC
_REMEDY
For Diseases of, the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
'AND - -PEP-M• 01 4 ,- ,SWEttLINGS.
This Medicine increases tho.power_pf Diges
tion, and, excites the A- 13 SORBNNTS Jut° heal
thy notion, by which the' WAIN 4 or CAL
CEROUS depositions,, and all UNNATURAL
ENLARGEMENTS are reduced, at well as pain
and inflammation and is good for MEN, WO
MEN or.CHILDREN.
LIEMAOLD' E EXTRACT BUCHU
-"' FOR'''69BA.ENESSESi
Arising from EXiietiseri Habits of Dissipation,
Indiscretion Or Abuse.
AT/326M Tal TOL/DWI:No' IrriiPTOKEI
Indlepoeition to Exer-Dryltees -of the Skin, •
tioh, Loat,of Power,
Ler* of. Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, - TreMbling,
Horror of Didease, WirkefulnertS;
Dimness of Talon, Pain - in the Back,
Universal Lassitude ofFlushing of the Body,
the Muscular System,Eruptions on the Face,
Hot-Hands, Pallid Countenance.
Thegeremptoms, itallowed to go on, which
;this medicine-invariably , removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY . ; TATUNYi EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one which the patient may expire. Who
can say that they are not frequently followed
11 those "direful diseases,"
DIUNITy . AND DONSUMRTION.
Many are aware of the came. of their anger
ng', but none•will confess.•, The records of.the
Jeditne Asylums and the melancholy deaths. by
(Consumption, behr ample witness to the truth
of the assertion.
CONSTITUTION,.TEE wick_arpkrED
-WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid ainedloin&to ritiiiigtheri and
invigorate the systerp n whieh Heltabold's Ex- 1
tract BuchulnvarliblY does. A trial will con- 1
vine the most skeptic - a. —
-
FEAsAusi,p,Emardisp.mk_, KS,
OLD OR YOUNG!, OR
CONTEMPLATDVG NARBIA9E,
In many •Sffeetirsif peculiar to females the
Eirtreetqtaeliti uneticalled by, any other
reMedY, Rein Oblorosis or Retentkei; Irregu
larity,- Painfulihns; or suppression , of tire cus
tomary, Evacuations, Ulcerated :or Sehirrous,
state of the Uterus, Lencorrhea
Sterllity, and for all complaints irk/dent to the
Sex, 'whether arising from -, lndisaretion; Habits
of Dissipation' '
DEOBIZTE , ' OlitCMit2lVlE:4sll` U. -
NO•FAMILY 'MOULD-BE WITHOUT IT.
' Take ncl , lialigtiliercury,ortUnplesaant
due-for Unpleasant"and Dangerous Diseases.
HEM:RU.IIII EXT a ftAtOT _WOW, ;1
.
Cures Secret Diseases ht. 1 their stages ; at lits
tie expense;'little or no change in diet ; no ink
convenience and - 'itxposnre. It causes fre,
quent desire - - -itrid.'.girres .`strength to Urinate;
thereby rem oving obstructions, preventing and
curing' Strictures pf the... Urethra, allaying pain
and inflammation, so, frefftßint, AL this clakez..9l
diseases, and,expellingPoisonowDiseased i and
-, .Wernsut.Matter. Thousands,ripea,thousande
:who have heen the victims of quacks, and Rho
hen paid , heavy - leas .to he cured a short
time; hays Atm& they *ere:deceived, turd that
the "Pelson" has by the use of "powerful
:Aidzingents/2.beeu dried up in the system, to
break outin an aggrateted form, and perhaps
after marriage.
- Ilse HELMBOLD'S .HogAfa LitrONU for
all , Affections.and Diseases of , ,the Urinary (*-
tank whether existing in Male or Female, from
whatever.amse_originating, _and, no.matter of
how long standing. IDiseaseezpi, these, Organs
require the aid 04...a,Phaetio.. HEIMBOLD'S.
=TRACT itxrprEu t Groat Diuretic, and
it -id , certabi to the desired effect in all
Diseases for which it.bu recommended.
Blood Bicod=Blood. Helmbold's Highly
Concentrated,Compound MUM EXTRACT'
.18/03PAPARILLH, SYPHILIS. This is an e ff ete-
Veal& the - Mood; end attar:kg the Sexual Or
sans, Linings -orthO'Nose'i Ears; Throat, Wind
pipe, arid - other'Mucus Burnet*, making its ap
pearante lir' the - kale; of •Uleers. Helmbold's
Extraot-BaresParills, -Purifiee, the, Blood, and
remove* all Scaly,Eruptioas of the Akin, &lag
to the Complexion a Clear, and, Healthy. Color.
It:being- prepared .expressly for this class of
coMplaints, itel3lood.:Purifying Properties are
preserved .ta.a greater, extent than any other
preparatiore of liarsaparilla:
~1„-mimeoLD'S ROSE
An excellentLotiork_tem diseases of a, Syphi
litic Nature, and es 4 1 Liskleet40) 1 _ 1 1 / diseases
-the Urinal ,P AtiOn&r.r9Pl habits of
dissipation,. in commotion „with the Ex
.tractslincln sad Barsapruilia, in _such diseases
as recommended. Evidence of the most re
sponsible and_reardge character will accompany
the medicines. :?CERTIFICATES OF . CURES -,
from .eight to _ twenty- years Jitalldhigr- with
hames known: _ to: :Belem* and :Fame. , For
Medical Properties otßruihni-fiee Dispensary of
the..U.nited • States;; iißee Professor. pEWEET
lialtutblelworks on.the•Pradtlee of Physic. See
remarks:made by..:the_late celebrated Dr. PAY
slot, mwadopuw sec Minarks made by Dr.
•EPHRAIM , McDOWELL, a celebrated Phydpian
and member of the. Royal College of Surgeons,
Ireland, and' published, the 4 rnueraotigall of
the Kings and iaueen'S Journal. See licedico
ofroigioel;Review, pubilebed;.by BENJ. MA
THEW, Fellow of the Royal College of Burgeons.
',the meet;of the late standard works on Medi
cihe..,-;Extract of Buchu -$1 40 per - : bottle, or
sir. lori s6oo:....,Eztreat of +Sarsaparilla, $1 0 0
per bottle, or six. for. 45402 Improved Rose
Wash, ZO cents per. bottlee or, six for $2 60, or
half a dozen each for $12 ; 00, which will be Bid-
Went to cure the ,most obstinatocases,-if aired
tions are adhered to. Delivered to any ;iddreSe,
securely ..pack.4 Arom,abservation. Desciribe
symptoms cirlununigationa. Cures gear
•ll43od. Advice -
* 2 , - 47404nt
'• ,- .PerflowillY , appeFt_dWore me an Alderman
,of the city, ef . Besi,soid,
wise, biang.d4li Sworn, doth say, Iris prepare-
Mons contain no narcot ic, , no reercurY; or' ther
ininrieus,drngs, and are purelt-Vegetable. •
• ' _ T:,IIELIBROLD.
BWora
apctelibscribett befoie'me, this 28d day
ef,Neyetntoet, TEM.:" P. mum);
. ; Alderman, Ninth street ab. Race, Phila.
,:.Ad*thil4tertigdififormation':l4„confidenee.
y .
Diset'lo . P oath T lb :H ile E s L tr m ee ßL e D lo ,
s t V i nu ‘
. -
• _
Ifni) almtrturtmnits.
VALUABLE NEW
iS AS If FACTORY,
- PLANING AND SLITTING MILL
AT
.
IP ÜBLIC SALE,
ION SATURDAY, FEBRYARY 6th, 1861.
,
HE subscriber will offer for sale, valna
'tile new SASH FACTORY, PLANING and
SLITTING MILL, on the Cumberland Valley
railroad, in Mechanicsburg, Pa. The property
comprises a large Two story Frame Factory,
with a convenient TWO STORY WAREROOM
near, with Sheds attached, for storing lumber ;
and a Lot of Ground, 160 feet, vinare, very ad
vantageously located.
The Factory is fitted np with
.a large stock of
the beatplifachinery, which is driven by an EN
GINE OF AMPLE POWER. •
The
. establishment has an excellent patronage
and for any one desiring to carryon this bust
.
tress, no better opening can be found, _ , 1
'Sale to commence et ONEO'CLOCK, P. m.,
on said day, when terms will be made known
by [ iaB dtaci] JOHN SADLER. 1
$3OO REWARD.
PHE store of the subscriber was burglarious
:l ly entered on the night of the 16th. inst.,
(Saturday,) the safe blown open and robbed of
Govertuient and State bank notes, personal
thecks and other papers.
The above reward will be paid upon the con
viction of the thief or thieves:
GEO. G.. KUNKEL.
. lleasnounta, Jan. 18th, 1864-dlw°
FOR SALE.
A GOOD FRAME STABLE, holds two
n HORSES, with room for hay, &c. Inquire
of tjanl6 Iw9 CHARLES TUNIS, Walnut St.
LOW FOR SALE
!NUMBER of Lots have been laid out on
1.1 - 1 A
the Jonestown Road, about one mile east
!of the city of Harrisburg, which are being sold
•at low prices. To persons desiring to secure a
'home- for themselves, and to -be relieved from
the 'present exorbitant rents, this a rare oP
tiortunity. A number of lots have already
been sold and but few remain ott hand, The
plan of sold lot be seen at the Sheriff's of
fice in Harrisburg, where persons desiiing to
purchase artirequested•to call and see the same.
J. SHSL - L.
DOS ••
Hintaburg, Jan'. 15, 1864
-
NEW BAK.ERT
. ,
Broad Street, between Segond and Third,
HARRISBURG.
TTHE UNDERSIGNED has opened a new
:BAKERY, in 'the Sixth ward, where he is
Orepared to supply BREAD AND OAKES at a
remOunblo ratcY.- Hei- Wilt warrant sattefaction
to all who will give him a call. He will sell
his bread at the rate of
FIVE CENTS PER POUND,
and Lull vreight guaranteed
JOHN ALCORN.
,J• II B . it 01) E N E D''
essonixearr 'ea
ROSEWOOD AND - Iff - AIIOOA - NY
ViP r rItIXLiN 3aC0n33../9 9
Of different sizes, for sale at
nol9 SCHEFFEWS BOOKSTORE.
PURR CONCENTRATED
COFFEE,
giku.get.x• anCi 211ClUrs.
MORMONS makinglip lxmes to send to .theii
filends in the army; will find this an ale
gant article ; 'one' box making forty cups of
a eoffee, equal to any Java coffee, and with little
labor. For sale at
n 02- WM. DOCK, 7a., & CO.,
PUBLIC SALE.
- 1 . 7 ILL be sold on" the premises on Saturday,
' VY • the 13th day of Febrnary, 1864, a cer
tain two story Frame House' and part of a lot
I . )f gMuud situate in the city of Harrisburg, be
tween State and North street, being in front on
Second street 27 feet 6 inchts, and running
back 94" feet, more or leas, 'late the '"property of
Anne Catharine Cookie, deb'd. Sale to com
mence at. 2 O'clock, 1.. M., when terms will bo
Made known by . WM. U. EEPNER,
Executor of Anne C. Cunkle, dec'd.
janlB (13w
AMBROTYPISTS AND PHOTO.
GRAPHERS.
TAKE ITOTICE.—Two AnibrotYpe oars for
J. sale—the one.lslocated camp and has
been doing a good 'business% For further In
formation apply to H. - H. GEOVE, .
janlB dBta -' • Carlisle, Ps.
A: PATRIOTIC GIFT BOOK;
• OISR CONSTITUTION, GOVERNMENT AND
UNION. "Our Government," an 'exposition
of the Conelltutlen, Sce., for popular use. By
M. Itannuty: Price—sl.oo. For Bale at
del4 ' BERGNER'S BOOKSTORE.
ALMANACS. L. ALMANACS !
BAEa'S- LANCASTER -
AL L. M,B Sys,
Just received aid for , tiale at
nol9 SOHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
PUBLIC' SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL SLATES of different sizes, Willson's
Excellent series. of Spellers and Readive,
published by HarPer &Brothers, together with
all other School Books and Writing Materiels
are offered, - wholesale and retail, at
deer" SOIEEFFEWS BOOKSTORE:
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
VOTRER lot of Morton's Trnrinlled Clol4
EL Pens for sale at
deos SCHIEFFER'S Booksww.,.
All ions warranted for one Year. •
RENB.Y a ORTR,
Teacher of the Piano, Melodeon and Violin.
rrEttms reaso' 'stable. 15 Third street, Leh i=
1 Market and Chestnut stieets. jan4 &di
PURE OLDER—DIRECT FROME'E.
MIRA, NEW YORK
DOCK ,Sr co. have just received
TWENTY BARBELS PPItE CIEEB,
which they ivill sell by the single quart or gal
lon, to suit customers ..• :
This older was brought to ,this market,
prestdy kurnfet the wants of thApublie_ dating
gtololidltylk 414,,
gi a (CtitgraA
PennsyNaniA Legisiatize.
8re03111) =mow rut THE DAILY TELVDRAPH.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
.TUDIISDAY, ;hilliaiy 21, 1864
The - House met: at 11 o'clock.
Various petitions were presented.
DISTILTMMON OF TIM tectOOL'IVIM.
,
Mr. M'CLEL7.4II, presen ted a resolution,
which was adopted, directing that, in &MSC
(peace of the difficulties existing 814140111 to
the fair apportionment of the appropriation for
common school purposes upon the basis'of the
number of pupils attending the schools, the
State Superintendent wittiVold the warrants for
the same until legislation 'can be bad in order
to remove the existing difficulty. '
BATLONAL BANKING ennui.
Mr. BROWN offered tbe following resolution,
Which, after discussion, was adopted by a vote
of 48 yeas to 48 nays:
Moaned, That the Committee on 'Banks are
hereby requested to inquire into the expediency
of passing an act to enable the hanks of this
Commonwealth to re-organize under nig Na
tional banking law, with power to report by
bill or otherwise.
BILL rAimiD
Hr. SEARIGUT read in place a bill, which
was passed final!, to repealy an.act relative to
the pay of the County Commissioners of Fay
ette county.
Various other bills were read in place and
reported from committees,
The House adjourned till Monday evening at
7i o'clock.
X 39 Terelirapo.
XXXVIII Congress-First Session
SENATE
. WAMINGTON, Jan. 20.
Mr. Collamer - proceeded to address the ...Sen
ate at length, in suppoit of the rule requiring
Senators to take the prescribed oath. In order
to understand the true intent and_ meaning of
the proposed rule of the`Senate ft was -
nary to take into consideration contexriPlated
legislation, the mischief:produced under the
old law, and the remedies proposed fir the new
law. Up to 1861:Men tract claimed , meta here
who were plotting,,deripg their term :to;Sub
vert and overthrow the General lloveiriiient
of the United States, who openly declared their
purposes to this end. They defiantly and Ma
lignantly domineered over a majority of th.
Senate, and linally - undertook to.nany into of •
!Cot the conspiracy they here concocted..
The question before the Senate was, how the .
Senate, in the adoption of the new role, was to
rid the Senate of sighlnen;. and to•keep them
out. Was the, legislationof thislovemmont to
be'lmt inlhe hands - of men who toldlkTilot its
destruction:l" Then, Indeed, there waran and
the GOiernment. - If the Coniditutlion was
so framed 'as to be subject"to•thit infirmity, it
was a total' failure • - • - • -
. .
The Senator from Dela Ware had. admitted
Congress had power to define` the qnalithiationi
of its members. He did not see why the Senate
had not the power that State Legislatures, had
repeatedly exercised in this respect The' law
requiring the oath was an imputial one, and
made no distinction, and any breach - of it would
be perjury, Whereas without the sanction of the
law of 1802; it would - riot be. • -
The new law did not propose - any new clink
qualification; and the Senator's objectionti
seemed to apply solely to the manner of 'tea,*
plication. ' • •
Mr. Collamor prOceedid at some lenith to
"argue that the new 'rule did not (as a Senatok
from Delaware hed•lt) violahi the' amendment
to the Constitution. not deprive
'Dian of his life, Ilberty•Or pfopetty. 21(6- dill,
not see that bill aittired - the qualifineitiole
prescribed in the Constitution, and he thought
the time had dome. w,hon the'aiuntrY should
rely on its own strength
• instead = o£ upon the
power of a few gretit
Mr. Anthony did net Piot:lose -to discuss this
rule. . It was based upon tho. 1aw_0f.,1862, and
had been signed by the Executive; that wen'
enough for him. in support of: .the authority
of the Senate to establish tmcbatule haquotdd
from the opinion of:-Chief Justice' Marshall,. in
the case_ M'Crilloch les: State of Maryland.
He thought this conclusive ; • _ . '
. Mr. Hendricks said he took the oath when
it was required'of him, not because he ihoughtit
proper, but to: silence the clamor that might
arise if _hetefused. There was- nothing par
ticularly objectionable in it to him, but when
the Senate proposed to make it the general rule
affecting all future applicanto r kershould oppose
it. He thought whoever came ;duly qualified
by his State as a Senator should be eujitled . to"
his seat on this floor, and that the States had a
right to demand this. He contended that this
oath put obetraotions in thCway of any. feasi
ble polley;of re-constanction.. Howasdieartly.
determined' that none of the•leadereof the re:
hellion should takes, seat again here.. The.end
of the rebellion was an end.' to the leaders of.
the rebellion. They Would, In-the .event bf
to-construction, be too solicitous; for their:per.
mud inifety.te Inge claims for seats hire.. He ar
gued that;there Wtippeophs in the seceded States
who had never sympathited with the acts jof
their leaders, and he would not have such Mr-,
sons treated as Criiiiinals after their ret u rn to
allegiance. _ :7;";
On . motion of Mr. :Wilson, the Senate took
rip the bill to provideifor the promotion of _We
reastments of volunteers:
Mr:: Grimes (Iowa) 'wished the billposipaneit
as it did 'not provide. for licranties to coloted
troops: The bill was postponed
The itsolutiOn tfdr:-Davis, calling - upon
the Piesidoint for Lcorreepondeoce betweetthe
United States mid the ~ r ebel •-nuthorities, Inus
taken up and on inotiosktiostponed.
liff.‘l3timner (Mass.) 'lnoved-topost/sena the;
prjOr oilers and take up the' unfinished in* I
nbss of yesterday, which was agreed to; -
- liir:johuson (Ed.) proceeded to-address the'
Senate at length tOn the rule requiting-Setp
tors to take a-partietalar-oath. .
HOUSE OF BEPEMENTATIVES.
Theconfuce o Ent% t was passed over.
The House w ent into committee 014 - 1111figidar
tory excise bill. Feßindo'Wood's amend Mat
was adopted. It pzoyfdes that all spkitif ba,
and fig sale, **kg', 4 1 80414 Via; 0-ithe
. _
PRICE T:WO CENTS.
date of this act or not, shall be spbject to the
rates of duty provided by — this act, from and
after the 12th day of January;lB6l , except . theit
spirits which have been already - - taxefi, - nrider
law, July Ist, 1862, shall not hawinore than
this additional or increased tax, providedlor by
th,lo, act.
. /
Three o'clock—Committee disposed of the
spirits section of the bill, without altering the
60 cents per gallon. No conclusion on the bill.
Committee rose. House.adjoarned.
A new Standing committee on a uniform
system of coinage, weightkand "measures was
ordered to be appointed.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the act amendatory to the confiscation bill.
Mr. Morris (N. Y.) spoke in. favor of the
confiscation of the estates of the rebals who
inaugurated and are responsible for all the
evils of the rebellion.
The House resumed the consideration of the
joint resolution amendatory of the confiscation
act.
Mr. Morris (N. Y.) was at a loss to sea how
the rebels could claim , the proteztion of the
Constitution. No further proceedings were ta
ken on the eenfiscation bill.
The House resolved itself into of committee
of the whole on amenthttory internal revenue
bill:.
Mr. Pendleton offered an amendment,
which was agreed to, providing that all cot
on in the hande of manufacturers heretofore
Iceepted, shall be taxed two centsper pound.
Mr. Brooks (N..., 7 Y.).rapved to strike out the
drawback of two cents per pound in all cases
where the duty impoaed by this act upon the
cotton used in manufacture °hall be satisfac-
Linty shown. .
The Funeral. of Stephen C. Foeter-
'e funeral of Stephen C. Foster, the well
known musical composer, took place this af
ternoon. The services were held is the Trin
ity church and were unusually inxpressi've and
attended by a large andienee, embracing the
musical of the city, some of whom par
ticipated in the ceremonies. The , remains were
Conveyed to Allegheny cemetery, where the hurt
sad rites *ere' performed.
A splendid brass band was in attendance and
performed two of the most •popular airs of the
!emminent composer, "Come while my love lies
dreaming," and "Old Folks at Home," in a man
ner'which imparted a thrilling effect to the
solemn ceremonies.
Halo. of five-Twenties.
Pitmuanszta, Jan. 21
The announcement that the five-twenty loan
was'ainioit 'exhaueted gave nn 'extraordinary
impetus to that class of-Provernment securities;
today, neatly a million dollars being sub
scribed for at the office of Jay Qooke & Co.,
of this city; and eight millions ordered by tele
graph from all parts of the country.-
The orders from the West - alone amount to
$600,000; and the amount in tranidtu cannot
be estimated. The excitement occasioned by
this loan, and tbe,aolat with which its conchs
don waif a ttended`, has never "been equalled in
the financial history of the world, .and it is
gratifying to know that it has been mainly en
uraged and participated in by the people.
generally, and not by any combination of cap
italists. This effort of Secretary Chase, so tri
iimphantlY ccineluded, is certainly &salving of
the hearty congratulationaof the country.
Nei Wateilistmtnts
DAN% L MUENOL
OE the Old Wallower ` Line, respectfully in
fowls the publicthat this Old lily Trans
portation Line, (the only Wallower Line now in
existence in this city,) is in [successful operation
and prepared to carry freight as low m any
other indivklial line between Philadelphia ;
Harrisburg, Sunbury, Lewisburg, Williamsport,
Jersey Shore, Lock Haven, and all other pro's/a
on the Northern CenP hiladelphia and Edo
sad Williameport an E l mira
DAN% ;A. Id UENCH, Agent,
Harrisburg Pa.
Goods sent to the Warehouse of Messrs.
Pea Cock, Zell & Hinchman, Noe. tia and 810
Market street, &vie Eighth, Philadelphia, hy
4 o'clock., P. w., will arrive at'Harrisburg, ready
for delivery, Aext morning. jap3o-rdntyl
LTQUDY EXTRACT
thit. tr att.
The Concentrated hire of the Fresh Root
A SLIGHTLY TONIC, DTHRFIIO ANL
A
APERIENT. It has a 'specific action
upon the LIVES, eadtingil,Nhen lingitjd, to
secretions, and resolving' the" CHRONIC en
gorkementi. It has been much "employed employed in
Germany and is a. popular remedy with Dm
practitioners in this country. Thp disesem to
which. it is , especially, applicable-ire those c-na
'meted with the LIVER, - and of 'the digestive
°rams generally. It is the best preparation
ever offered to the publicrior that disease, and
every persorttlutt is troubled with that - disease
Should procure a bottle immediately. keice 50-
cents per bottle. Made in our own laboratory
from the fresh' root dug in' October, (the period
of iits.greateMsctivity.)
S. A. KUNKEL & BRO.,
Apotbamties,_
. .
jart7 118 Market street, Harrisburg.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
GEORGE W PIeCALLA,
, WATCHMAKER .
-Agent for the Celebrated AderlcaiLWatehes,
NO. 38 At Alt E-I3 T • STS-£:111T,
- (Opposite - the &nee Hoesey,,,t.44/
Hit B V-. 11 G,- P-Elf Rs t etv.;
•
noes-dam - • s
SEMECT*BILE TIIE - Eritft TULL
Mi-X-49.-14„XES„
NOR
43 RS
A full assortment t ':BERGNATS
NOP:FOM bYSTERS,
ikmisab,,xu4or the Jones House.. York
River Oysters, a tine article, 'nimbi - th e
.To`l_oll,Hol3Bo.,
Which serv4np In
ilaia,;etyle at Short troika ".-„aiWz.ih o , 4 l. ones
lbw by rathSOL.-',.4Ol3tE i H :IMPEL&
Itrounnta, Jan. 21