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HAB f lt-IBBIJEG, PA
TUESDAY EY,ENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1861.
CITY ITEMS
WANTED-A store, room on Market street.
between, ,the Square and Depot. 'Address
communications to J. R. R., at this office,
jan3o-d3t*
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• BANN - FART% Bp::Whig Troches for hoarse
ness and throat diserisea, for . sale at Dr. Miles'
Drug store, cornitahir&-and North streets, and
.:Wm. H. Egle's Drug store, Ridge Avenue.
jan3o-rlif •
Lepres who desire :to improTeT7their com
plexion without injuring the skin, should get
a .box ofezf.Tale of Venice," the best article in
the market.... Sold inany . quantities at, C. A.
Bannvart & Co.!g, Drug store. jan3o-3t
PATiterr Mrniers - Es. ---Constuners will do well
15,4airdhasing their :Patent iffadicine.'s at 8:
Kunkel gt Bro.'s Drug Store, as they„keep the
largest and best selected stock of the leading
Patent Medicines:: It will be to -Oil. interest
to give themlceit. - 118 Mfaifet9itieet, Har
risburg, Pa. , ,:z
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EX2 ECTIVicANT tit 15N6FILki; TISAILIiIiS. —For the
alleviation 'of Bronehitis,. ,Hoalimiless, Cold
in the Head, &o,i: and‘ all. similar complaints
affecting the organs Of
,the: ydicq. They are
in all cases perfectly but most salu
tary. when allowed to - dissolve in the month.
Br - dna:e r a - 6'4 by S. A. Kunkel &
11814 ket street, Huarrisburg,,
ILSAIALLNATING COAL Om —HaNing purchased
a larg6,inYoloe of Coal.:0il an4.. 1 ). 1 -1 1 74g,8;e 1 Y - „,
zinc before the late adyance in prices, %Alien
enables ps to. djspose •of either . by the pint,
quart or a moderate price. We
havis also a large and' 'varied assortment, of
Coal Oil Lamps, which we can sell at prices
to snit purchasers, ilqd would
call die attention of consumers. - Call and
gin our. Oils .atrial; §old by.B. A. ;tinlEs.llc,
BrO.'d,' NO. llg Market street,' '
ja29-Iw* . ,
- TRE Celebrated crystal Spectacles properly
adjusted to . the'tye ; microscopes from 100 to
700 diameter . ; tower telescopes,
defining an object' 'from one to 'ten miles, .and
allicinds ',of optical, mathematical • anct
philo
sophical instruments at Rosendale's 'Optical
Institute, 8 Market Square. . . eY4
in„gerted: Send for a circular ! jan84:14„.,
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TOWN ,A ND: .461•0.1711TTi
THF,.oleption. for *a.yoi,tu.d othei
city officers, in tadaaater, tait4 'Piael to-day.
ifEra Selen'ti:.seientli 4 Perskt.
expected home daily. --They had not reached
Pittebnit at Ifal,•aceiuntai,
`,l44thityAN4. §p,s -bTh - vely
hers .arrive asi i ly.st this point , . where , that' are
iWout 111: 11 fP.Vir4e.ii .
1)n) the grouncl.'llog'sed his shadow le-day?
If so, look out for squally weather — iftkere,.ie
agiy truth in the aliylngs of,the folkel!,'
Con. Ar.a,knull has presented, in the House
of .RereceseUlatives, a•pstition from citizens of
ouu couanty, ssigng for a , l,aw chaur the
withof ;, tr .-.1. ' 4 1 2 " i 1 f PIP
small-pex has been nAging
in3„..Sharion, Mercer • county ' " persons
'have been afflicted with the diseage;: 'SeVet
teen have died. •No case proved fatal where
vaccination had been properly made.
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BEOIE aTAIL4--TVEO ; young men, named
smith and 15, serving'' out a sentence r
$ ie •- g' ' fo
xioi in the onuthria county , prispii, hiokelail
the otter day and have not been - heard>of
since.
fauzaK Womc.--In Erie, laSt.
named Danforth ideliverod alectvre - on Ire
land; pilfered eletter and foiddim'answer to
7,4 194
obtain money on' it ; and ana stas arrested t
.
prisonecl, all in about ten hours' Quiek.wo
that.
SiNFonx. :continues to elrate the.pUblic right
:intothaThiid House. Attrac
tive progiurnmes, magnificent scenery„ :star
performers and.unsurpmed palm: minces, are
sufficient to fill the hall every evening.
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/Diei fpnerSl Wm, irtaddenl
place to-day. Theexeroif . es weroihe),d.in thr,
.Fourth Street .Bethel. The ~ftweivd- s ernion
,414 preaohed by, Rev: E.. 11. ntomas, of Lan
eakter. A number of ministers were present
among. them Revs. Mackey, Laverty and
others:
VRTArTrrbrE no: will occur on Sunday, this
year. Np 4oulit the annual 'tinissiyes"..,Vip
additually , to the receipts of thcva:rious
iost ciftleeg. . Valentines of every dencriptiO3..„
from the scurrilous half-Peuny danbs'tooe
finest guality k of , sentimentgl 41.,pv9tWitemq are
displayed in the various placesmhers they are
kept for sale. ' -
ISALE 07 . CONDFAMEIS 'S . rogg.---Seveute
horses awls mule, that have been cdndentned
as unfit for, the 'service of the SlClnifed"Staltes
Army, will be sold at the Goverrunent Cofrat
near Hummelsfown; commencing onithe 10Ah
inst., and continuing until the entire, lotls
disyesed of. Bargains Elev. be had- by per }
sous in want of such erdluals. See a'dyo,4
metittleiparticulars.
A G}w OCAL am)44
NTAL
„Iry in,.the Court Efouse;''on
Friday evening nexi, in aid of the Young
3tiA',l3 Pm:SLOP -MneSBl , 49ll-• A 4111nbekqf
: `per cost prorninent : •musiCians are advd-
Used to talge,parkintbe;entertainment, Which
we trust' will be liberfAlly patrppiz t pcl % , Full
particulars can be tottiiit iu oileal(rditisiiig
caw:rms. ; "s; I
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WE invite attention to the advertiseFien,
- of a public sale`.pf' , a lot of valitiblkreestit
partially located in Mechanicsburg, jElnitLir
laAd•aounty,.cousisizing-of..AARWI
Ailil,fseierid - builan lettldkuefall4.aatV
tesio49filno:Ofteln land T i e llmoolitizeis ode
-of the tin the State, and cOititlikitiihrilt.do
well to attend; the ' '
which'Wllitifeeftripe
•on' the 10th' and 11th inst. Goilunat
biut.de taken intsyme* if I**
;121KlaT:r";II.
Axx. ' lta- semen
in another his
for a store room. Parties
hal,j9g a ro9m tp.let, will find a good, tenant.
rjU304,13e1- ,; 4 it
Sam Aeon:min.—A son of Mr. William Cox,
of Winslow township, Jefferson county, aged
abont, tyvel,Tc, : year" . was 9sichnltally j . F,rphed
to death by a timber stick, on the 16th inst.
W Arnn woes are to be established at Johns-
towaa.tk
hap ,been axpAtei - t
txtiethekte. • seek ci ...al5-.tad if i 5.01940
that the .proposed works will be in operation by
next October.
DEATH OF A DI9TINGDISHED CLREGTATAN.
Rev. George W. Thompson, D. D., of Lower
Tuscarora:Presbfterianuhurcl,i; el:ffliiatoun
ty, died suddenly on Thursday. Dr.. Thom
pson was widely known as an able, faithful and
successful pastor. Besides fillingiither promi
nent positions, he was, at the time of his
death, a member of the Board of Education of
the Presbyterian Church, and a member of
the Board of Trustees of the Theological Sem
inary at Princeton.
ANOTHER NEW Courrnararr. —The public
are cantiolied against- a tdanger s Oris counter
feit note, well calculated to deceive, on the
13atili'otgorthilea; . Piaiiit(telphiI It is a
ten dollar , note altered , from a genuine
with avignette of Wash:4o)A. surrotmded by
soldiers. These notes made their first appear
ance in Philadelphia, on Saturday afternoon.
No, doubt they will find their ,way to Ilarris
biit3g.llllAliVntifoittignalfA 1 < =
Ilonm Fan ORPHAN Detkikiiirs 'l3l.
TEERS. —Mrs. Curtis, agent for the.l3ell Insti
tute, No. 18, Fifty-fourth street, New York,
is stopping at s the4ones House, in this city,
and solicits contributions from the public in
behalf of the above institution, which has for
its object the education ofthe
ters of volunteers who, , :havn ~died ; in their
country's service. It is, in fact an Orphans'
Home. letliere 'f&lffiYfa r niiiies - of dead volun
teers here who ha,ve-daughters to educate,Mrs.
Curtis will take charge of them. She will re
main here a few days.
Cel±* v.! and..flahio t ufiblf
audienee4Contnifib: 'to crowdßunts
The popularity of the Star Combination
Troupe is increasing.. This evening' thb coml
party will appear in the great sensaizkon
act drama, translated from the French by
Matilda Heron, entitled Camille;‘,or, TiolFato
of a Coquette. Miss Josephine ; Tyson
will Bp
pear as Camille, and Miss Fanny
; Denham as
Madame Prdiienee: iitofeiidid Play will
lie folleWelkby'llielverflaiithble farce called
The YouthiehooNevfn• Saw a Woman. Seats
must be secured early, as tlre is ,everyindi
cation of a great rush to witness the drama of
IJanrso BarranEN AnnoiNntErrs.—The an
session of the East Pennsylvania Confer
enCe of the llnited Brethren Church dosed
itslabors•atlieohanicsburg last week. Bishop
Markwood,• of Virginia, presided. The fob
lowing'are the appointments made for the en
suing y en : : t" 141 •
York District—N. Aurats.;, P. E.—York, J,
Erb;! Mechariksblikg‘ ; Baltifibre.
Conway, St., J . ., A....„§ankl;_Scott St., 3! P.
Bishop; ShiriinanitHm l ,' IX "'Eberly, J. Balt
zell;rYorloCireuit,a. Enterline'; Manchester,
F. Brashear; Paradise,W. H. Craumer;
,Liv
erpool,P:'Ciirl;'PCirnr. Brown; IrOrkSpring-
J. H Young; Ickesburg, J. C. Weidler; Phila
delphia; S. L. Blinnick. - •
Chambersburg District—J. W. Bum), P. E.—
Chambersburg,,.J. Dickson; Orrstown, H.Y.
Ifturunelbaugh; Big Spring, Z. A: dOlestook;
Rocky Spring, J. M: Bishop; 'Greencastle, J.
C. Smith; Alto Dale, W. Humberger; St.,
Thomas,N.A. ksons E Path t allsy, B, Young;
Shippensburg, H. A. Sleicliter; LitilgstOwa,
N. Bushong; Rurdersville, J. A. Clem ; Car
lisle, I. Bitlianiltt blohany; J." 33. lones.
TlKE.,S.inrrear Cotturriox cos lituarspu4ta As
COMP.FtEII wrrg,mAr OF OTAER CErfEs.---We
have been receiving accounts from other cities,
within' the last four"weeki; thisAirid
other States, where large hboties -of men are
gathered iroonnectiqn.witintlie, Rilitary op
erations of the nation, and the intelligence
bears with Ittfacts proving .11 very,- low condi
tionof health. Irt ,. the . west epidemics, of
various descriptiona are prevailing to a fright
ful extentf'and wherever, , iudeedi-rten - f. con
gregate who are careless of, their, corpored
condition, disease and death begin to aug
ment with terrible'raPidity. We must -not
close our eyes,
.. k , i'll! ) se,'Acts , 11 4 We, therefore
deem it our duty to counsel our citizens on
this subject, to the end that the 'sanitary coil:
dition of the city i of Harrisburg
,ma.y be _pre
served in a manner at once to render us corn-
Parativ'elfsatelrorii epidalioa. '1443460n the
present,and,the.months.otlday and June,-Ave
may expect to have large bodies of troops
quartered in our Midst, or passing through the
city -en route lor the seat of war. In order,
therefore, to render the city per,fpctly, 'ge t
every good citizen as well as the municipal
authorities; must. unite in' ` , preserving
the cleanliness of ' the streets. and • alleys
of - the same. To say 'that theSe are 'in
a cleanly condition now, would be simply to
misstate the facts and thus lull the people to a
security which the city does not poassess. A
fair eNamination of 'the alleys of the city, will
show the presence - Of garbage which has been
collecting durin the winter—in many places
of oysterahell&—in others of kitchen slopa , ---
all of which need only the influence of rain
and sunshine to create malaria of the intiat fatal
character. , .T 1 these collo:41cm of cliseaee
Breeders ate Jiiltrgrrarqd
filthy streets and alleys of the City are not 'at
once effectually cleansed, and a proper regard
paid to their constant .cleanliness F0)110 the
presence °flame bodies of-troops iatontiuuld i
we kare eipect 'the liiealang. out., of
epidemics such as tqaoolv,flegkl4ing tier4e-Of
the :fairest eities.of the west and south-wesCi
.
'=This'subject is one of great importance ;
It behooves the authoritias to 'act' idtlk litor
andsterroaessin the matter, and it beisoin;
alignottokiiraH' on tbeiprinctiple `4f...iiidtp l a.
serygticln,, to'Agai-fo, l theit. own premises
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their surroundings; and be vigil
cleanliness. An nninneAof 'prev.ention is re:t
~ . , -;40..3 1.,: d..
ways wa fthi, et of orm. - „Let all ~b
At a ... -,4 gp,rno, , 4 ..' *Aire )4,ALA et
148 ed aCC O r YMI , 4OCAI; , 1 Aircii ~:
adi
STATV) :
pany will be held at their hall this (Tuesday)
eveuirig,'JiLlyld,vo7..ovtok.
,Everitheitter
is reqiiisted tresSlit '
"line-tri:No-NE:s.W."--Ata' 4114' difficult to
propowac till yoxgetmed to it, thi . it's. truce,
nittPootlh
ing, fti , igrant,and:delicions,, t 9molci - tg Tobacco
that ever&load' &V 1A1 4 61' most 'faitlidi
doluicoiSeur's 0461 In "ifin-beguine-a#,,,
the "Red Man of the ,lvorest''".has vouchsditi
as "Pale Faces" an extreniely good thing,
all gindkers should thank him for the cour,tety.
We print another item on this Subjeat `else
wherein this ifigne.
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AREESIeIED FOR MATHEM, StembenAlle, on
Friday last, a man named George Mthitawas
a:.rreated asid Committed to jail by,the Mayor,
to await a requisition fronfiGovernor turfm,
oira 'char& of-mayhem, in Putting out the
right eye of One'Cyras 4:Gordon, a resident
of Chambershurd, 'this giate A writ of
habeas 'cOrptcs'Avas sued ; Out in his case, and
the prisoner; was (kit charged on the ground
that: the Mayor had not `the :authority to arrest
immediately arrested
by Provost Marshall Campbell, "for aiding and
abetting Alm enemy, ' 3 durinig.the rebel raid at
Ohanibirshargra;; 'last-Summer, and at' last
accounts was still in custody.
FLIT. LEVISTOWW:-Qp i A4tllllW evOing
a fire broke out in a . stable oceripied by Mr.
Abner Tirempson, in,I4OiViStOWIL; and beforj
the,fiames could be;eitinadshed five stables
were destroyodi '.They were owned by the
flillowing persons: . Benedict R. N.
Patton, Johir . A. SterrettEphraim Banks,Esq.,
and Judge kitz. The first was occupied by
the Mifflin County Bank, the second, by Abner
Thompson, who lost thiee,horses, the third
amithe.other l s by their own
ers. The backbuildings of the houses on East
Market street Were in lyr;Taiiient danger, and
could not haVe been savddhad uotthe weather
been damp and the eyening calm, which > en
abled' the 'firemen and citizen to
them. There.are various opinions as. to the
origin of tha.fire. .
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'ONE - ur.H. A.ND .De.TTLE,:.4I4I) WE THINK THE ' 3 1 , 12 r 4
ics;Surr azuf"--,-Tliirt4:million hearts beat as it
were with. one common-impulse -,for the pre-
SerVaticin of our tioriouilcountry: At no time
since the breaking out' of this most unholy
rebellion, have the people of,the Northliad so
greatrcause to give thanks to an All-wise Brov
idenVe•foribe!favOrable condition of bUr,iirrny
and navy, and especially fOrlthe deter
mination in ihe minds of our citizens who
have already served thice years, battling for
their country,, to stick t o cid tlag, by ::re
enlisting for - the war: Tlieit availableness as
soldiesuftramithe.experiegeet of three years,
and free:disposition. to again-face the destruc
tive angina§ of modern lwarfare,deserve the
lasting gratitude, some shape, from those
Who stay at itame.-'z Lk lethen be in large
bounto4, the 4te, giol4iers'
wifesAd Ifk ijan
on AflLdotioutle pace
here, C. L. Bowman, of the cheap drygoods
store, No. 1, anner of boat: and IVO ;:t
streets, says he is 'determined to selrto ;..
class of our citize*z l:9114 and
buyers generally will' find' Odds at t he very
lowest market price at his place of business.
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. 4404famrAND PA. Jan. 20, 1864.
Ball, will you please
pardon me for the liberty that I have taken in
addressing you, a stranger., I feel myself
under obligations to trug:fi,thap . ..mefitlbaylt
derived from your utedieinalland _eye salve,
having suffered for many yeara most'exeruel
sting pain in my head, breast and side, not
being free from pain day or night. And I
havowbeen„doctontig, with , well-skilled and
.140014041-sYisishm)t.for some years, and all
hriffeeta,Toftivigli failtip. gives. up all
opes recovery fujly resigned to
await my fate, which foretold au untimely
wive. My father being a resident of Siddons
burg, and living quite a ditspuide,frbit. you,
did not get to hear of yoUirniedicirte,that has
proved a wonderful cure" indeed. - Some frok
months ago I was advised by a lady friend of
joins to try your medicine. She stated to me
that.she:made use of your medicine and salve
which.. Foved a care. Feeling rather loth at
first tii,vrail had laid out money time after
time, Which made the expenses very heavy
and all for naught. But having great confi
dence in my frierAd's integrity, I was prompted
to hearken to 'htlr efitreirW.add try or
myself. k
theae litighasEattNio dollaiaand
a half worth .oftyour , m,dieiue, and, to my
utter astonishment, in one week I felt a great
change, and in two weeks was entirely free
from all pain, and'your eye salve perfected a
cure for which all-other washes and salves
ved-wielOaL 'ply eyelids were so much
that I waS forced to wear glasses for
some years, and now I have no occasion at all
to wear the glasses, my eyes being well. I
therefore have resolved, dear , lidi t ,to let you
know that I could not rest cou..terk:un:K.l
would return my heartfelt congratulations to
you, my friend and benefactress, for the good
you have accomplished, feeling myself a new
creature entirely,.
- You are atlkeFfee,ailibrty , to , publitih , this if
you feel so woluifid: I goad" by rfikuesti4g
you to accept my "iiiirniligt — reglitY,*witlia ,
hope that for.htunamitylsisake,i your life may
be prolonged. Success 'be yours forever iu
performing, the wonderful. cure.
Xours with respect,
, ~ ALLEY-
S.--For • further information, address
4ary;F:' Brown, .lse* Cimilleasid,„CtOber
lexid
Mary,; Brown,
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1 1 4w 1 - 4- "BALT- 1 , 4, T0 -27 - .1.50uth Pine street,
Harrisburg, Pa ' 1214. f
• • -..-SPECIAL NOTICES. ~.
gili-NE-110-IM-AW—iS the Somewhat difficult name of ti
now variety of smoking tobacco,. introduced by E. IL
Hunt, No. WI Chestnut 'Street, Philadelphia. It is an
Indian compound, in,which fingnutt herbs and twigs are
united with tobacco: It is Migrant and mild, having a
pleasant flavor, and dispensing. ,bnrning delightful
odor. As real Lynehbarg is an article not to he obtained
until "this cruel war iiiever,T,,smokers will find in the
Kin-ne-no-ne-aw a comp - Aid WhiCh` will amply compen
sate for the fileprivation.—Philadel. fkia Sultan , Dirpatch.
:N OICAN. H. For sale by WM. D, Harrisburg.
oFncErts and SOLDIERS, your attention is called to
HUNT 'S RATFMEE ()Inn BGEDETyAND SOUTHERN
STATES, containide hill aseriptions br the Rrailroad
Rotes and Stations, Toroplites, Roads., Cities, Towns &
Vitiages, lidantains, , Ris , erS, • SPrings; and
tames, population,
eke.
A thtedam, egi STFEL.PLATEWP,is.preiIxod to
this book* Alin•olnder, dr aoldrer,for ferttilialeAtell in
this war abould.ontit.procurlica copy. For, sato at W.
D. C. S.:TACENcorner.or TniydAndddarkatatroets.
Priesso,cents; loth,, 75 . cents ; ,- Toelt litian, $l. All
Bookseltri and . klews . Nat* can be. supplleAtir •
G. P.,HUNS , Publisher,
• , e.! t:' Pittaburg,.Pa.
..4iants want4A to sellttie, Boob mako,llo.per day. 0'
s Hermit 'sivitif
.I,9opolyrzt , i f iiii i ,iii demOld,
This edeinittfel %air SAl ';fil litl. elli
1;e
AD d XXOI.
' edit , ihe thuncrwii materials,
...x_,atzeniely
„wits natureorsam2".... / I_4 lr m1. r 171) . , • + ? v.. 7.1114 by 14
iILMIOe - ' • -
..mroil.!!l7
.duit
in Its action _ upon 4 ;? -1
' V, .:'
‘ll Fancy Goods Dealers. s Elanaltila
Rittton
B. J. SHO.OP, Sec.
Spcilal Notice.
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Ix you wish to impart vigor and clearnes
to;the.voiee, relieye,hoarseness and bronchial
affection, get at (Medal:fox of Bannrart's Bron
chltil Troehel(tlie odipatrectual reMplyjn the
market. 'For sale by the box, dozen oriross
at,C. A,4annrait & Co.'s Drug storq
J9PeOlcmcf itarriOlarg,
"AifitfA liberal &tau* to .the linule.da*tzf
.billitairßusineds A:t.itendid To.
. .... .
Bolinty, Pension, Back Pay, Subsistence and Military
and War (Indes, .generally, iMde ent and collected. Per
sons residing at a distance ran have their business trans
aded'bYtllailAytuittracalle .• • _ •
EU.GENE SNI DER, Attorney-at-Law.
Third street, Harrisburg, Pa,'
dPI7-dly
_
Muffs Mull's Muffs
%Voltam on hand muffs at $3, $3.50, $4 and' $5. A.
good assortmciat of low price furs.
Cloaks, cloaks, cloaks!
Cloaks for ladles, all prices.
Cloaks for children.
Cloaks at all prices, up to $25. -
Hoop skirtsat 75 cents, $1 up to $3.
Stockings Tor ladies and children.
Socks, woolen and cotton.
linen table covers, linon napkins.
Black,sill(at . sl 6 $1.40,, and all prices. , .
Woolen shirts of all ducriptions.
Ladies' and gentlemen's pocket hdfs.
Linen sheeting 10-4.
Linen for pillow cases 5.1.
blitalins, *ached and uohhaehed, hest make.
Hid gloves 14 87 c. and $ . l per pair. _
eassimere and cassinctts for men and bars' Wear.
Undersidrtiand drawers.
rnerltio vests,
Lorefss goods'at all prams.
Cambricbands and. cambric edging,
aptS U.025,41%50,
Ltirge [twill:tint or °that , tootta at , s;•,Ltwy's.
- 'AfilicoNtFlElt
ORt V,OI4IENTRAIPtIo AtirE
F* 1111 Lr3G.SU P F /II
W 4 ipakeA high prices ; Saponlfier. helps to reduce
Eh nc !Cpio.T.riSOAP . for FOUR cents'a pOuncryT'uling:
your kitc4en grease; ;
Jffir CAUTION! As spurious Lycs Wont; also; . •
careful ifuti only buy the PATENTED article put up in
IRON' Cans, all Cileni,being COUNTERFEITS,
Pp:67'4 Sitta HA.NITFACTURING CO"
• PhilndeiphiaLlio, 127 Italunt Stfeet,
Street and MT:ldi° Way.
del94l.tyv3m . •
EXiAm's '4E l l4**4*l f TilKll.eq•
" I hare never changed my mind respecting them from
the first, excapt to, think yet better of that which lbegan
thinking well , Reve.HENRYWARD BEECHER:
"The Troches arettstafkotHifolo me."
. ' Prot .EDWARD NORTH, .
. ;. Pres.:Hamilton College, Clinton,.
"For Throat Trotibles they are a specific."
"Too favorably known toneed cominend.ation."
Ron. CHAS:A...THELPS, Prft. Mass. Senate.
"Contain , to opium nor anything injurious."
. . • !Dr. A. A. HAYES, Chemist Boston.
"An elegant combination for. Coughnl
• Dr. O. F. BIGELOW, Boston.
I recommend talfleierettoWhtlii Seeakers."
„Rev. E. IL. CHAPIN.
;.;
Rev. S. S,EIGFRIED, Morristown, Ohio.
Very heneilcial When suffering from Colds." , t
- '
.1 a
"Almost, instant ' rlief in the dlafristfiing labor of breath
ing
peculiar to Asthma."
Rev. A. C. - EGGLOITON,. New York.
"They have suited my case exactly, relieving my throat
do 'that I could sing with ease." T. DUCHARME,
• Choilster French . Nei& 'ctittich, Montreal.
As there are imitations be Firs to 'Obtain the-GENIIINE.
Amt
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~. r, ,: ,1 AN NEIN ) ARO t TROUPE
• .0 , ,uNPREGE,DmiTED. suceßss, :: ;
caownED HOUSES NIGHTLY.
r., I - -,. - CROWDED 'IIOIISES , NIGHtir
. B EOO WEEK OFOF'TIIINEADON: '
SECOND itEEI OF Tp.smisce.L.
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MONDAY. RORIYAIM /. • :'''''.
moNnxy rvEingo, - TEBittr4l!'yi, '
. , dallte interior renovated, re -decorated, dec. .
NEW P. 140.43: _ - • : NEW 1/..40E5.
SANFORD AND TROUPE.
2 7 . 4 "i'414t0rF0.341 , 41614:4r3 7 ;0pEN. ,- .3.ir 4,.' ;:.i;..
MOXDAY,.EY .
Orchatra Seats can tie procured in advance at Bann
vart's Drug Stow lu , if#t!: Dan2l-dst
BRANT'S"HaD i 'BROT'S HUP
GRAND SPAM ,
Combination , Drantatic Company,
Combination Dramatit Company,
Combination -Dramatic ompany,
THE GREA.XSENSATIOM.DRAMA.
TRANSLA .TiIrGREAT HE BOIaTIOXIDitiMAi
TED FROM T FRENCH.
' ' TRIMS - WED FROM THE FRMII.
BY MISS MATILDA HERON.
CAMILLE. C E. CAMILLE.
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YOUTH WMO NEVA AS'AW A„WOMAN.
.1.1":010 NEy:44 SA :R WOMAN.
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MISS EINIIPDENHAN,
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For partisiibummumig biILY _ tap
• •
CANTERBURY/. 'MUSIC HALL.
• WALNUT ST., BELOW TIMID. -
J. BUDD. ale Lease,
'OP& E 5 Y etrE4EIRWRIT 4
a Fira1:431 :... a .. 7....C . 0 .. 91 . P . :oY of
7 *WI'S, 14Ni tottotak44§,*,
15 cents.
eats in Boles
. • 215,
••• • • ...
WANTS.
WANTED—A woman of good intelligence,
to manage a hotel. Apply , at 93 Market Street.
re2.-Iw. •
WANTED—Several Machinists, Cabinet
makers4aat.Lshorers. 4 AlsO, several Boys to learn
trades at the Uan.26-d6ll EAGLE WORKS.
WANTED TO BENT—A House contain
ing four or five rooms, from the Ist of April neat.
Inquire at pura:.kdtf THIS OFFICF.
-lATANTEPYD--500 bbls. Fresh Dandelion
Root, BRO.,
et 9o l pothymaio4lBiMarket st.KE,nuttisburg.
AGENTS wanted to sell the Standard His
tory orthoWar:, A' rare , chance - to make money.
Agents are clearing from $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,000
volumes already sold. pew* qiittdortfaCrlag
JONES B .
do 30 • : • timore,
' I ; ' 'Oleri f' WO' s.' ' UR
1r
LLER DBPAB OF Tinn TILITCcriatharoy, 1
WAIRELNGTOIC, Jan. 16, 1864.
IiNTEfEREM, by satisfactory evidence, pre-
V V. tented to the undetsigned, it has been made to ap-
pair that the First National Bank of Harrisburg, in the
county of I: w hat'll} and State of Pennsylvania, haki been
duly o " Wei and , : acco - rding:Zo ; the remdripients
of the rioter 084. institled "An act 'to , Protide'it Na- -
tional currency, secured by a pledge of United States
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof," approved February 26th, 1863, and hascomplled
with all the provisions of said sta, required to be complied
With before commencing the business of bankifk
1 4 0 rorStre0,tHugh HTulloyMelzip
Cuffd_ , _,a tibitoittbi cliitify thafibbllfet Na o
of Kartisbbig; county of Dauphin and State of Pennsyhu
-41; authorized to - ,co
_mmence the business of banking.
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11==1
NALIIABLEMERRANT MILLS
Town Property and Fano*
At P
nii.VEDNPW qiiict47o:lo4lM;T:
1 : 9 - Aary 10Ih - intd imbaufibef eiill
positively sell, 8t hia WI., on the .Cmnberland vall e y
railroad, in Ifcchardcsburg, Cumberland county, Pa., the
following very valuable real tstate, located in that bo.
rough: . • • • -
No. 1. A STEAM IdERCHANT MILL, situated as above,
three stories in height, 96 feet front and 50 feet in depth,
tilted up"with the mem modern improved Machinery, and
capable of'griti:di lal Barrels of Flour, every tworiV,
fottelfouM Inds is loottad •in the fertile - Cdr
Mill Valley, WM, ivrett ( -of Therlsburg,) where an
thrti
abundance or grain ' ys be prbeured. Thts, with
its convenience toll theileading markets, and its facili
ties for doing work;.commerida it to the oonsiderancin - of
emiltalists. - IT•ittalsiblt can be given in twenty days from
the tidied' sale if ddsired.• -„, .
No. 2. A 'art* , OROUND , 46 - loan Wi l e% on ,
ifdia
is erected i good'two- story" frame DOP.BLE-'Aloqfr l / 4 wait,
all necessary 011 tipirdintl• \ - - - /.. Racing
No. 3. A LOT OF GRuUND, on Locust, 5%7 1 ring
thereon erected a new two-story frame DOUR .Ow 4,4
with all the n ....--- , e outbuildings. - ... , . --..... -_-.
NO, TW O .IAITS OF GROUND, on; Green 'mid Alien
streets, containing abeut, 3 ACRES, well adapted for
building purposes. : - ,:,.. , . , . .-, !SI „ .
No. 5. ON THURSDAY FEBRUARY Hilt, .." t
AN IMPROVED .PARM,
containing 13(1 ACRA3 of, Genal.,Land,.in,a, high state of
cultivation, and uidierigdod-lencingolitdated in Hampden
township, Cumberhuad county,' Pa.,' on the 'Campfire load
ing from Harrisburg to.Crlisle, 6 'Rua wet of-the tomer
place. The improvements tire ago twOutrwy .RotlsE,
Bank Barn a
, nd-all nmessary on ' ,-,,aitti-an.orkitt
ard of Choice Breit, on the premises; a well bf never
failing water near the door, and running •Watbr , in nearly
all the.fielda '''. i - I ' - ' - '' ' .
ALSO, atthe same time and plateiTwo Tracts of MOT.11"1-
TAIN LAND, situated In Cumberland and Perry counties.
each containing 140 ACRES, convinlent-'of -amens,: mut
well oovered,with,thriving timber.,
Government Bonds will be taken in payment for either
of -these properties: 1 . - "','-. ' - - - •- - -
,Sale to,cominenee imeach day at 1 &elixir. P: X. , -when
terms Will lie made known by M. C. EBERIX.
'VALUABLE NEW
SASE r'ACTO•RY,.
PLAIATINai AND, ;SLITTING AIL;
AT
rianitblCol.`
timbstri Zfffffi :4:1 •, c A 6 . •i 11:
171 . 17:, new SAVAPACk‘ORy,IPIANING t *d Burma;
MILL, on the railroad, in Mechanic!,
burg, Pa., The property' comprises • a lane!. Two story
Frame Factory, with a convenient TWO STORY WARE
ROOM near, with Sheds Attached, for storing lumber ; and
a Lot of Grountl ; 1.50 feet &par% very advantage ously iiiktletn a j irgestick 44-th
Machinery, which is driven by an ENGINE OF AMPLE
POWER.
Tadrstibutoim4fit hAs ap eiceltelit 11;40 . 114e, And fdr
any ono &airing to'catry on this busincss, no betteropen
ing can,be found. • , _
Sale to commence at ONE O'CLOCK, r. IE4 Wald day,
whin,torms. will be made known by;
JaB;ittil
PUBLIC. SALE.
011T'43"44Sr'. Felizitari at 2!tectfots4
LOT OF G-Ito - tuiD,
Situate on the corner of Market street Mai Maple alley . ,
in Linglestown. ' linprbvemtmtsure a Two Story LOG
HOUSE, well 'weatherboardedi ,rdth Summer House,arid
other, necessary Outhulldings. This is an excellent loca
tion OM a 'hardness stand::, Anna' will be made known by
jah26:lltet-te-161t*. GARBERICH.
. .
REAL ;STATE AT PIVA.TE SALE.
The several properties orthe F.state of WILLIAM AL.
LEON, demised, in tbo,eity,or Harrisburg, consisting of
Souses on Front WO( aid:cliastnut street, at and near
the corner ilYrontand,ClAeatn n katieets, a Vacant lot on
Mulberry street, near Thudstreet, and la% acres
Of land at the eastern terminus Of Market street, are of
for sale. For terms of sale apply to ttie undersigned,
Seventh and Noble streets, Philadelphia. ,
dell,-dtf] • TIIOItAS COCTERAN.
OTS. FOR SALE.—A' number of lots
JL./ hate been laid out on the Jonestown Road, about
one mile east of the city - - of Harrisburg, whiff` -die
being sold at .low prices. -To persons • desiring to secure
a home for theinselves, and •to be relieved from the
present • exorbitant •rextta,- ad§ is a rare opportunity.
A. number of lots. have alreadybeett•sokt and but few re
main on hand; = Thetbuf of sad lots can be seen • it the
Sheriff's office in; Harrildiurg,' where persons desiring to
purcteme are requested to cell and , see the same.
• HaßtjabtirgrlTali, 151188ti.is
VOX = • A first-rteNOP d
CARkAGE, suitable for HeFkinf. Will be soh'
cheaßtffipp WWI° r Waiggirs,
febrtt Fifth street.
UILDING.
B Or . STONE FOR
!. 0 "7 Part Of thetig
LEGAL:
0 T.ll' OM: • • -
etas, tenon' testnnentary hi. the ..Nitate of Welii
Wetly; late of the city" of tifitrVi,nrg, d6e'd.;,. have been
granted to the ; subscriber , ih:persons indebied to' OA
estate are requested" to make iininediato paynient. and
those having elairnaordeniand4against: the estate of the
said decedent, will make known the same .without delay
to • ' NARY A. COVERLY, - ExeCutrix:'
N. B. -:-NiettreA3 of claims t sgeinst Said estate or of debts
Min to the same,, may be . presented ',to John It. Briggs,
AttorneY for the - Executrix. --'
lisauuseeno, Feb., let, febl-d3t*3t
IDA.RENTS,- and' GUA.VIN.A.NB seeking - a
aqulet plaaerfor study abd-redreation'for theft cikild
reu and wards; wiltlttilit sack: at Greason Seminary, six
miles west of Carltsteon Crunberlasul Valley R. R. Circu
lars may be procuredrat the °We' of hues Hotel. Ad
dress . S. 1117NIINODON SAUNDERS,
de294114 , ' ViatiMold V. O. CuMb; Co.- ra.
LiitiSbELt - Eous.
Useful and Valualble
Gjme.r Drar..ovlneT I
tatTON S S
.SOLDLE. . CEMENT
Lls or moreionoral pniktical utility
gni any:4nventiOn. 'now before: tho
dublio lt , has boon tlioroughly tested
during tho last two yearn by practical
men, and pronounced by all to be
SITPERIOR TO ANY
,Adhesive Propanitiow known.
Applkabtc to all.
useful Arta. •,'•
" '-100 ,
INBovaBLENon .13A u u.„y
' h ut olloVirodffit 4 l
, u yotii- co
d UAW circiimitiuiceet or.
or-tompoiiiture; 'lra it bi-
Imeicoirupt or omit any • offensife
smeu.
new-ih ng.
.103.
HOOT 42171 SHOE
- - - - .-
Manu.factuting" Using Mac' dines, will
find , it the'llt* article known as
Cenienting for %he Channels, it works
without delay, id not affected by any
change of temperature.
Boot and ShoeJtan
.ufacturers.
Vill find it sufficiently adhesive for
heir use, us haiheen proved.
Jeweler.
.
Itis!Espicially Adapkd to!Lealier,
And we plaint es an criikielfd' merit,
thatit- Paktum te'Bnots - and
oes sufficiently kiting , *intent
itching. ""':'''
Families.
PQ UID• E'Jf-'.O
It is a liquid.
Extant that is a sn r thing, for mend-
FY.fTrooker,.
- " +oyg
Bone,
Ivory,
iirtieles of Household use
•
-rHteepraes lesottius i laspiet
Is 16 aql4M 'forrairanif as sally ap.
014x1..a* *WA.
Xecietraes Issomoraus Crazies;
1s brasolublaln,wat t er
HELT4'B kokittraux. Caere
Adhlies oily subetaneee:l
.fl f 1. ,- ;;L:11. 3 .
Itcpikrpbctn;'
SOPlied in4kmUY-Prt )(Rake-
NelgigeottOth 2Aucejitgaqo
•Krollithwv, R. I.
Finis.
=BEM
Ageing in IWel
ieligtkr,
3!py'tn,..
sOOla extra FLOUR, for sale
by LjaiXkli2o)- I, Z4A EBY* KIMEM
Gradtt co liege of Physicians and Surge Orin, vY, fur .
'lOO Arnisumt Physician Blackwell's LIAO Rea- .
,paw s , late Madinat Inspector Mar Yofi
utte Volunteer Depots, alder
Our. Edwin D. llongan.
What may seem aimed incredible, that many di -,
eases hitherto considered hopelessly incurable are fre
quently cured in a few days or weeks, and we cheerfully
invite the investigations of the - liberal minded and
tido to career which hare no parallel at the present day.
Our Medicine is peculiar; by it the seat of any diKe,w
is directly reached, and the equilibrium restored.
Those who have suffered lonattnn painful and obstimLt,
diseases, those who have vainly sought relief from adrer.
tised tnedlcinee, those *he cannot be cured by other phy
U=IALLUAaI=M! . tIiaI . M22MMMI . IU
During the past fire Yeanrs we have contended with ob •
stories anti overcome opposition as herculean is were ever
encountered by any Reformers.
Some say, "Your cures are too quick," ulna other:
doubt their permanence, and think that 'disease can only
be, cited, by the aslow recuperative process of Nature."
This is 'our reply , :
lithetiLii, the body, like a wen-balanced scale, is in a
stale of Equilibrium. But when from any cause down
goes one side of the scale, we have the effects of disease.
What is requisite is, to restore-the normal balance of the
scale.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
A positive and specific remedy for all diaaases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for all
(hereditary) DLSEASEZ" transmitted' from PARENT TO
CHILD. . •
. -
Hernipleipu. Partris .* Taniple - .
gia. Agitans.
U is so universally admitted that Constitution Life Syrup
is the only effective means of restoration in the various
forms of Fandysis, that we need not - reiterate that it is
emphatically the Great Life-Giving Power.
. . D PS . PEPSiiI.
. Liver Complaint. Constipation.
Weightatetbmack. Biliousness. Want of Appetite.
Flatulence. 'Bad-Breath,
ESE
(11ERYdrair and ACQUIRED,) filling life with
untold misery, is by all usual medical remedies incurable.
[ Irthritm]
Lumhagm
JOHN SADLER.
Ir Unite is any disease in which the Constitution Life
Syrup is a sovereign, it-is in Rheumatism and its Idndred
affection& The mostiintense pains, are almcet instantly
allcriatedinormous swellings are reduced. Cases,
chronic or ticarionS, of 20 or 30 yeara' standing, nave
been cared by us.
Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. a. Vitus' Dante.
Loss of Power. Confusion of Thoughts. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered for years willbless the day
on which 'they. read these 'lines. , Particulakly to weak,
suffering woman will this medicine prove an inestimable
blessing—directing their footsteps to a Hope which
more than it promises.
Sabration. ''- - ' • ' " ""Rotting 'of Bones.
Bad Completion. Ache:4 in Bones.
Feeling of Weariness., Depression of Spirits,
CONstatuzlON LIFE SYRUP purges the system en-
Lir Aiwa all the evil effects of Mercury, reutevia,g. the
Bad ; and, curing the 'Weak "Joints and Rheumatic
Pains which the Use of Calomel is sure to produce. It
hardens spongy - Curns, and secures the Teeth as firmly as
Eradicates, toot and Branch, all Eruptive Diseases of the
Skin; like Ulcers, l'iniptes, Blotches, and all other difficul
ties of lids kind, which so, much disfigure the outward
appearance of butt} males and females, often making them
disgusting object to themselves awl their friends.
_.soRSTiTUTioS Ltrr. syntp_
- cfniffr i3UW•E'r,y;no OF THE GLANDS.
.k 4 , 0 1 e
J. SHELL
jams
Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and should
be taken as soon as the swelling is detected, thus pre
venting their breaking, and producing the troublesemb
DisehargingSoies; which disfigure so many of the younger
portion ef the communitn from elk to twenty years of
age... YouMr elifintren are very subject•to Discharges from
the Eats, trtdclt' depends.' upon a scrofulous constitution.
Those cases soon -recover by taking a- few dos& of the
Life Syrup. _
All scrofulous persons suffering from general Debility,
Emaciation, Dyspepsia and Dropsy of the limbs, abds-
men, angina. the female, Dropsy of the ovaries and womb,
generally accompanied with Inflammation and Ulceration
of the Uterus, are permanently cured - by, Constitution
Life Syture The disease known as Goitre or Swelled
Emig:the Life Syrup will remove entirely. The remedy
should be, taken for some time, as the disease. is exceed
ingly °brook and-stubborn, and will not be'removed with
out extra °Mirk '
Tumors. of the Ovaries, Tumom Or the Bresat, and
swellinrof other giands of the body will be completely
reduced without resorting 'to the knife, or operations of
Epileptic Fits ; Sympalhetic or Organic Diseases of the
Heart, adpalpitation, Disease of the Valves, producing a
grating=ortning sound, Dropsy of the Heart Case and all
thcaffectimitorthisimptirtant clrgan7'(pergona suffering
f romrarpnin akar - noon of the hearty will he
greau re myVonstitationlife Sirup.
BROKENIDOWN id DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Bullruring front hadispeation td Exertion, Pain in the Rack,
Loss ofyomory; Forebodings, Horror of Calamity, Fear
of Disease, Dimness of ,Vision, Vision, Dry, Hot Skin and Ex
tremities, Wane. of Sleep, Rmtlessuess, Pale, Haggard
Countenance, andiluutitudp ..of _the Muscular System : all
require the aid of the Const#hott Life Syrup.
FOR ALL.FOEMS 01(DZ,,CEEATIVE DISEASES,
Either of the Rope, Teink,Toritisei Spine, Forehead or
Scalp, no remedy has eivermwek. Its equaL
MOTH PATCHES unmake hairlike face, depending upon
a disrased action of the Liver, are eery unpleasant to the
young wife and mother.: few bottles of Constitution
Life Syrup will correct ttse - etteretion, and remove the de-.
posit which is directly undeethe skin.
If Diseases of the Liver, giving rise to Languor, Dizzi
ness, Indigestion, Weak Stomach, or an ulcerated or can
cerous condltion of that organ, accontrautied with burning
or other unpleasant symptoms, will' be relieved by the use
of CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
G/4 , 41101.11, Bak , rI:RIFTEVG AGENT, TILE LITE
SYRUP morns UNRIVALLED BY Art Pareana
- Nzwases'of tho fipine, as usuallydeveloped intheyoung,
Dbcasc, Netwatgin, and all Nervous Diseases, and
LadleS who are sealing from Disease ' s for which they are
at a low to know what to'do we would advise the use or
CONSTITUTION LIFE mem It will restore theirpallid
countenance, stienigthen then weak back and side, give
them new enerv, new life and happiness. _
THE' RICH AND POOR
Are liable to the same diseases. Nature and Science has
made tbsVonstitution Life Syrup for the benefit of all.
' PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy men and women; and If the constitution
is neglected in youth, disease and early death is the result.
Do not delay when the means are so near at band, and
within the reach of all.
JEWELERS
It is the safest and most effectual medicine ever discov
ered for purifying the system, and relieving the suffering
attendant upon -childbirth. It strengthens both the
mother-and the child, prevents pain and disease, and in-
CrMiSeS and enriches the food--those wito have used it
think it-Indispensable. It is highly: useful b o th b e r me
and after confinement. as it prevents disease attendant
upon cfiildbirth.
'lt et the only
ins ';r
IS THE POOR MAE'S thRKI) AIM THE Blur
PI2IOE, $1 PER BOTTLE; -,
.16
sii4int by ems- IA parts of the eourktry:
MEE
WNe & MAGENNIk
MlMt= e .
cosswrill* -
Ll jet' Wit - It V P ,
CO/IM_M) OF
10PIR.E POTASSIUM,
With tite,Gutnimud Coucentrapd Fluid Extract of
VAI.L . A.BLE MEDICHiAL ROOTS AND HERBS,
• .
PREPAItID BY
IVIII. li. GREGG,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
SAS PRODITED
A , RITIPOLITTIOAT IN MEDICINE!
RitPWITT OP CIIRE.
PAR AL-Y SIS
3.CEOFLrLA
Glandular swellings.
Erysipelas.
CEMMIIIM
Neuralgia.
Sciatica.
a RvouszcEss
Iti2IeURL4L DISEASES.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
noar ur-rus_WoELD.
TO MOTHERS AND IMARILI'ED LADIES.
CONSTITUTION. LSE MUT'
Mans BLESSLAW I
BUY IT, TALE IT; AND BE CURED.
IT IS UNIVERSAL 'NITS EIeFECTS.
. ; B "GREGG, M. D"
aoLE PROPRIETOR, KEW YOBS, .
Laboratory, lirookipt, L. L
•VaatIAN.&,AM:aiN,
_Wholesale Druggists,
L id
itulte - tiOr — Li46 ll ? " 4 ' 4° ' 46 Cliff Street, New York.
Ulceration.
Sail Rheum
Gout.
Tic Dou!poreux.
AEl4llfl