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HARRISBURG, PA. ;'k
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1864.
CITY ITEMS
A FRESH lot of that household article, "SII.-
VER SOAP, " for cleaning anda.)93ishing silver and
and britannia wares. Received and for - ; sale
at C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug feb3-3
BANNVART'S Bronchial. Troches for hoarse
ness and throat disease% for sale at Dr. Miles'
Drug store, corner Third andliorth streets, and
Dr. Wm. H. Egle's Drug store, Ridge A.v.ente.
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PATENT MEDICMS.- Consumers will do well
by pprchasing their Patent 3fedicires at S. A.
Kunkel & Bro.'s Drug Store, as they keep the
largest and, best selected stock of the leading
Patent Medicines. It will be to your interest
to give them a call. 118 Market street, Har
risburg, Pa. jan29Aw*
EXPEQTOBANT BRONCHIAL TAI3LET.„-.. : --For the
alleriation-.oftßonchitia, HoEitSeia'ess, Cold
in the Head, &c., and. all siutilar connilaints
affecting the organs of the voice. They are
in all cases perfectly .innocent, bitt . ,mpet salu
tary when allowed to dissolve in thi mouth.
Prepared only by S. A. Kunkel: &Bro.'s No.
118 Market street, Harrisburg. . ja29-Iw*
ILLUMINATI:FM COAL Orr,.—laving purchased
a large invoice of Coal Oil and' Burning Ben
zine before the late advance' in prices, which
enables us to dispose of either by theßAnt,
quart or gallon, at a moderate. priCe.-
have also a large and varied aSsortMent - of
Coal Oil Lamps, which we can sell at ',Prices
to suit purchasers, and. to .which. ,weo y inld
-call the attention of consumers. Call. .and
give our Oils a trial. Sold by S. A. Kunkel Sr,
Bro.'s, NO. 118 Market street, Harrisburg.
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T celebrated crystal_wectaples 'properly
adjusted to the eye ; naieroscopee from 100 to
700 diameter • tower telescopes, field ghisfes,
{leaning an - object from "one to
si end
nil kinds of optical, mathematical and philo
sophical instruments at IttiSendale's Optical
Institute, 8 Market Square. " : Artificial eyes
inserted. Send for a circular'! • -janBdtf
TOWN AND. COIUN.TRY.
ilikany Davis' panorama is being 'exhibited'
in Alexandria, Va., to crowded houses.::,
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W.trr a
nn.--Any person knowing bf, house
Tor rent suitable for one or two small faMilies,
will confer a favor by informing us of the
fact, at this office. ,
IN our notice of the appohtment
Brooke to 'the command ofa this
place, a few days ago, we were in erro t r 'in
stating that Capt. Sands had been removes]
.from damp Curtin.- He is still.hi 'eorchntnid
there. Col. Brooke is connuander.of
volruiteers camp. .
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iinfirvAL .or SomprEns.—The Forty-eighth
-regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers and the
Second Pennsylvania Cavalry, arriVeThere
last evening. These men have prove& them
selves excellent soldiers, and exhibitedlheii
bravery on various battle-fields. They have
re-enlisted, and,
,after receiliinVheir bounty
and clothing here, will go flour" on tiir t icnigh
for a short time. •
SENTENCED. —A number of persons convicted
.of various offences at the late, telinA.. - o,zow,
were sentenced yesterday afterneorttop lath
to appear in yesterday's TELEGRAPH. They
were as follows:
James O'Friel (au extended • account of
whose forgeries appdared Vin, our columns, was
:sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment
in the Eastern Penitentiary. ,
Vincent Pennington, for robbery of furs,
goes to the penitentiary thirteen menthi: ,
M. Werrand L. Bosteller, four ,MOntl;Ls' im
prisonment for larceny. '•
Mary Gardner, for . keaping - It disorderly
remains in the county jail two months.
A nna M. Good and Wm. Collier were sen
tenced to two months' imprisoninent for as
sault and bab:;er.v.
Tim= was a trr2mendoits crowd at Brant's
Hall to witness the p ‘ lrformance of the, splen
did drama of Camille, u m. the Fate of a Cep
quette. It was produced in superior style,
and every part was acknira6lY sustained.—
..Miss Josephine _Tyson, who appsen l red in the"
-character of Camille, is partimilariy - nien ,
tioned by those who were • presel4, 'es an
actress of more than ordinary. ability; in fact
:those who have seen the famous Dueille
WestOrn in her rendition of this clmracter, as
sure us that Miss Tyson's "Camille" is far su'-
perior to that of the above named lady, who
considers this her favorite character. M.
JenningS, Miss Denham and the other Mem
bers or the company, are.all spoken of in fa
-vorAble terms. • •
This evening we presume . Our of F will
A , take a, card" and-.go to see ,ithel aotory
Girl," who will appear., • "Nan, the Good-for-
Nothing," will form the closing piece. Go
early, or you will not obtaina seat:
MErrant CLAIns.--LTlie Board of Appraisers
on the Stuart raid claims, to-day.reperted
cages to date (Feb. 3,) to . the COurt of 'Com—
mon Pleas of Dauphin county: 'Titese in
cluded the Adams county cases heard t lately
'at Gettysburg, and some scattering ca es from
the other border counties. There sre very
of the Stuart raid cases, left to be heard.
The board has displayed corumendalTyindus
try, energy and fidelity in the discharge
- dut i es. We rise sorry to hear that Mr. Weidle,
of Lebanon, hae been Aliged to I sign on
_account of ill healt.4.. , His. plate,l4 been
• supplied by, the appoinilnenC 6 f Mr: Clark, of
Dauphin county. The Bomid now consists of
three prominent Citizens of -o& thinkintY,
viz: Judge Hiester, Col..WorralktOWi lliam
Clark, Esq., the latter gentleman! .11aving
formerly represented this county Leg',''
islature. The Board has 'asked jear l if tlie
Courtto sit again; that its labors'inay bloom
plited. We understand also that somPlange
of the law will be asked atjhe - titof the
Legislature by parties interested, solthat the
powers of the Board may be extengelf Until
the fate of tlie amendthent or suppipintent is
known, the board sill be, eonfined;o cl
up of the Stuart raid iii(
EME!!
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A GOOD carpenter wanti a situa ti on_ i n or
near 'Harrisburg. Address A. B. C., at this
okkel6,:jotznemplc 4 Zt:
TEE ground-hug must..have seen hia.shadow
yesterday. This morning the people were
surprised to find the ground covered with a
aofit'Of snow.' This will adagto the quantity
if not to the quality of the mud oh the streets.
Fmx.—A destructive fire broke out in the
ii;t4 410;Iftt plon
Hide s ;'an the ntireestalslien 4 t -F fras
consumed. Two hotels and two dwelling
houses were also destroyed. The loss is about
sixty thousand dollars.
SANFORp'S OPERA HOUSE.—Sanford will per
form:his great' ri.pfes‘titieth of trite Tom
this evening. Everybody should be acquaint
ed with the true character of the negro—and
in Sanford's personations none can equal him
in his delineation of the contraband race.
The scenery at Sanford's is splendid, and is
comparable to any in this country.
• Tux concert to hftiven on,priday
for the benefit of the Young Men's Christian :
Association, promises to be'one of Knore than,
ordinary merit. In addition to the best mu
siciil of our city, we have , the. =pleasure .
of, announcing. that Prof..Asche, late of pod
worth's celebrated band, will take part in the
exercises,' and "play' a' beautiful cornet 'sac..
Prof. Saxton of tenor notoriety, will also assist.
This concert has been gotten up under the
'ittOtpik,o of
,grof.- - vpv..„lnpitcye,, who )is !fusing
every effort to render it one of the best ever
given in Harrisburg. No doubt , the Court
House will be crowded, as the, object is one
deserving of patronage.
POIJ.CE AFFAIRS. —Before Alderman Kline.—
Roli.C‘rt - "Patton, Wm. Hunter, Wm. Leeser,
Hugh Savage, George ..J. Harrington, _James
Clark, Francis Thomas and J. C. Dillis—all .
drunks—had a hearing, : this niorning,-and were
discharged. -
John Bower was
. arrested by officer Nevin,
for assault and battery, on oath of Daniel E.
Wilt. Commitad to prison.
Corporal George Montgomery was arrested
by officer CampbelVfor dressing in female
'lsi;clargeg.. t:'
John Donnelly was arrested by officer Camp
bell; for assault and battery, on oath of Harry
Patterson. Donnelly was committed to
prison
A FURORE rbi WAsursbrom—The national
capital is all astir, and curiosity; is excited to
its highest.pitch, caused by
. the introduction
there of the great moral, yet - sensational do
meitic drama of "Tie Ticket-of-Leave Man,"
of Whichilie' celebrated Tom Taylor is the
author. In New Yoik, Philadelphia andßos-
I ton, where the most ,talented critics are found,
this play has been pronounced one of the
very beet ever'put l upon the stage. Wherever
. the '‘‘Tielret-of T Leave Man" has been peril
'formed; good—results have •followed. The
mosVfavorable opinions are expresse4 „ in re
gard to this celebrated drama, and it has re
ceived the very highest encomiums - Ot the
prose'. WaVeit '.card to man- 7 ,
agers everywhere. • .
Tai BuzTo L2G4.r.144 T HE BOurri`
Biia: eri`riliiinitn:=Vbe passage of the fol
bitart bill :wag'. through the personal popu
larity. of „our indefatigable representative, Col.
Alleman, whose influence succeeded in obtain
ing it without a dissemting voice. The soldiers
and citizens will not forget him at the Polls in
October next:
An act to legalize a" certain. loan of ths city of
Harrisburg, and to authorize the levying and
collecting of ,a tax for ,the re : payment, of said
&mow 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
/tonsil of.....ilepresentatines ( i t the Common
wealth of - Pennsylvania, And it is hereby
enacted by the authority At the same, That
the loan authorized by an ordibancc of
common council of the city of •Harrisburg,
approved January 27, 1864, for the payment
of a bounty to volunteers, be itriti'the same is
hereby legalized and made valid and.binding;
and authority is hereby granted to said council
to liviy4tid collect a speCialtair.; riot exceeding
eight mills on the dollar, on all property in
said cityiaxable by.the laws of this Common
wealth for State and county purposes, for the
re-payment of said - • loan with interest—said
tax to be collected as other taxes are now.by
law collected in said city: - This act to con,
tinue in force until said debt is paid: Provided,
That each individual shall - Pay a tax of :not
less than one, dollar.
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THE SErsrEss Awns, THE Somansns,--.Base
Garnes to Swindle the •Veteran Volunteer. —One
of the worst features of the corruption which
has attended aportion of our military- organi
zation, are the plots and combinations into
which certain individuals have entered to
defraud. the•private soldier, either. of his ;pay
proper, his, pension, or his local bounty.—
With the return Of the veteran volunteers, Har
risburg has been invaded by crowds of shyster
lawyers from all parts of the Commonwealth,,
Who hover around the camps and besiege the
ordinary resorts of the soldier, for no other.
purpose but to pluck him, or, to use plainer
language, to rob him, to steal from him his
hard earning sand just dues. These attorneys
are here from other localities professing to he'
agents to enlist men; and then have such re
cruits credited to the localities to which these
shystersibelong. The . modeis,to pay the re- - i
cruittL nominal sum to permit himself thus to
be credited; and after the - credit has been se
cured the shyster pockets the potuiV, thus
-robbing.the.soldier-m4-.-disgracing. -his- man
-1140,4- Some,lenloneens.Alkottld, be - "sorted
tO, toimt a stop to these , swindles., • They are
doing much to "clez4dii the:0;11g gild sow
discontent, among the soldiers. If thelapthor=
ities do not interest thernselveri to pro pot the
Yolunteersfibiri . these 'dt4eis, I :theAeldi ers
should treat suChieliows, whenever-they' are
detected in this dirtntopinoss, to a co , itt bath
, in the slush waters-of the Susguehanni
—ln order to procure, a local honey, the
soldier dogs 40t need_the -siirvicee of an attar-
rkey_ °Len nept.. Eyery oQuutypaying boun
ties' isreadyjo dsblarglithe tlie order
of the soldier entitled to stub money.
So that whenever an a . gent - or shYster. FlitorneY
prents . ,#.4 - elf to the volunteer with • offers .
12 1. T44 34 1 1 49' 141;r4titti°1u.3APP Wiled 's!
aAwilyThr and:treatedovagdwtlY.:: L
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JOAN . souls,'l • e twin 'ioictures, are often
foinA in good-lookingframes.-
A WrscoNsts ITEVSPITTE describing 'as large
farm the advertiser wants to sell, adds
the following: "The surrounding country is
most beautiful—the scenery celestial, divine;
itAso;twn wagons:sly:l a yoke of steers."
MEatc - ER Couyrr.-.-4. meeting of citizens Rus
held in the CoUrt, llouse last Wednesday to make
arrangements for the payment of a basizt4 to
volunteers. The meeting passed resolutions
urging the commissioners to raise a botuaty iund
anfliiient to pay s3ootci Veterans and 5250 for
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new recruits; also urging the, people to raise
rhoney and take the county -warrants in
'exchange.—The engineers of the A. &G.
W. R. R. have made the preliminary survey for
a branch road via Otter 'creek Ao Mercer.
The survey is to be continued to the senth-
Ward .to the Hanisville coal ilelds.—At the
last term of court, Jacob Uref, for larceny,
was sentenced to one year and one month to
the `penitentiary.—Timothy Sullivan was
sent thirty days to jail for a similar offence.
—The case of'Dennis Malony, charged
with Murder, was continued until next term.
- NEW Gni:BERLAND, PA, Jan. 20, 1864.
DEAR LADY :—Mrs. Ball, will you please I
pardon me for the liberty that I have taken in I
addressing you, • a stranger. ` I feel myself
under obligations to you for the, benefit I have
derived from your medicine and eye salve,
having suffered for many yearir most excrucit
Sting pain in stay heiid, breast and side,,not
being free from pain day or night. And t
have been doctoring with well-skilled and
practical physicians for some years, and all
attempts proved a failure. I hail given up all
hopes of recovery and felt fully resigned to
await my fate, which - foretold an untimely
grave. My father being a resident of Siddons
burg, and living quite a distance from you, I
did not get to hear of your medicine—that has
proved a wonderful cure indedd. Some few
months ago I was advised by a lady friend of
mine to try your medicine. She stated to me
that she made use of your medicine and salve
r Which proved a clue. Feeling rather loth at
first to try, as I had laid out money time after
time, which made the expenses very heavy
and all for naught. But 'having great confi
dence in ray friend's integrity, I was,protapted
#1 hearken to lair kind entreaty - and try for
myself- I therefore purchased two dollars and
k half - worth of your medicine, and, to my
utter astonishment, in one week Iftilt 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 salyei
proved useless. My eyelids were so much.
inflamed 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 lady, to let yen
know that I could not rest content until I
would return myleartfelt congratulations to
'you, my friend and benefactress, for the good
you have accomplished, feeling myself a new
creature entirely.
YoU'arent-Perfect liberty to publish this if
you feel so inclined. I close by requesting
you td accept my...warmest regards, with
hope that for r humanity's melte, your life may
be r Folonged: - Sticeess be _yours forever in
„pe, r inmg a themonderful cue.
t 1.• Yours iiatlittesPett, ,,r
MARY E. BROWN.
P. S.—Tor finiliair • inforinition Odress
Mary R 'New Cumberland , Oufale er
land county,
Kw L. BALL, No. 27 Smith Pine street,
Harrighurty Pa.. j2l-tf
- SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AS INVALID. ,
Published for the benefit, and as a .CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De
bility, Premature Decay of Manhood, &c., supplying at
thesame time Taw MEANS OF SELF-Cuas. By one NOM
has cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery.
By inclosing a post paid addressed envelope, single:
copies maybe had of the.author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
eb3 3mdß,w
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP
This celebrated Tom= Som., in such universal demand,
is made from the CHOICEST materials, IS 2.11LD and. ILIUM
LOST lxi its nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
nimrsimat, in its action Upon the skin. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. pan2s-dawly
HAIR DYE! HATA DYE t !
,Datelieloes Celebrated Hair Dye
IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is perfect--changes Red, Rusty
or Gray Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Naturalßroum
without injuring tbe Hair or' taining the. Skin, leaving the
Hair soft and .beautiful,; iniptuiafresh Vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color, and' VeCtifteS the effects of
bad Dyes. The genuine IS signed I,lisif it. BATCH
ELOR. All others are mere imita W ti l ons, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, kc. Factory-81 BAR
CLAY Si', N. Y.
214,TCRRIO,R'S NEW TOILET CEISAM FOR DRWASISO ISE SLUR.
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- Bannvort , s Bronchial Troches.
Lv you wish to impart vigor and clearnes
to the voice, relieve hoarseness and bronchial
affection, get at once a bey. of Bardivart's
child Troches, the only effectual remedy in the
market. For sale by the box, dozen or gross
at C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug Store, No. 2,
Jones Row, Harrisburg, Pa. .„ •
01 - A liberal diticount to the trade. dec24-tf
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Military Business Attended To.
Bounty, Pension, Bhck Pay, Subsistence and Military
and War Claims, generally, made out and collected. Per
sons residing at a distance can have their business trans
acted by mail, by addressing
EUGENE SNYDER,'Aitorney-at.Law.
Third street, Harrisbarg, Pa.
dell dly
Muffs, ! Muffs Muffs ! I
Welave on hand muffs ut $3,'53.50;54 unit $5. A
good assortment 'of lbw price furs.
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Cloaks, ckaks, Cloaks!
Cloaks for ladles, gli Fiefs.
Cloaks for children. ,
Cloaks at all prices, up to $2.5.
Hoop skirts at 75 cents, trim to $3. ' ,
• Stockings for ladies and children.
Socks, woolen and cotton.
Linen table covers, linen napkins.
Black sulk at Si, SL4O, and all prices.
Woolen shirts of all de.scriptiond
Ladies , and gentlemep's pocket
Linen sheeting 104.
Linen for pillow cases 5-4.
Mastitis, bleached and imbleaclod, best make.
Rid gloves at 67c. and $1 per pair.
Cassitnere and caminetts for men and boys' wear.
Undershirts and drawers.
merino vests.
Dress goods at all prices.
Cambric bands and cambric edging.
- Balmoral skirts: at $3.25,43.50, $4.
Large assortmentof other goods at S. invvs.
SAP° N1V.17,,8.
Car 'CONCENTRATED' LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
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WAR makes high pricer'; Saponifier helps to reduce
them. It. makes SOAP for FOUR cents a pound by using
your, kitchen grense.
gap- CAUTIORI As spurious Lyee are offered also, be
careful and only buy the PATENTED article put up in
IRON =A all otbers being cpixTEßFprys.
.P.Elardi SALT MAATufAcTuarof cO.,
ni.iladelphia---No. 121 Walnut Street,
Streett Dupzeene Way.
BroviruNi'Aitiifte; 4itaii Troches.
" lhave never - clutiagemymiod respecting them from
the first, except tothirdriyet better of that which I began
thinking well of." Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER
'"The Troches are a staff of life to me.'?
Prof. EDWARD NORTH,
Pies. Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
-For-Throat Troubles they area specific. 7,
"Too favorably known to need commendation:l
um: auks. A. PHELPSTret4ralia.-ignitte.
- "Contain no opium nor anything injurious."
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Dr. A. A. HAYES, Clieinist, Boston.
"An elegant combine ion for Coughs"
Dr. G. P. :BIGELDW, Boston.
"I recommend their use to Public Speakers."
Rev. E. H. CHAPIN.
Most salutary relict' in Bronchitis "
Rev. S SEIGFRIED, Morristown, Ohio.
"Very beneficial when suffering from COlds."
Rev S. S. E ANDERSON, St. Louis.
"Almost instant relief in the distressing labor of breath
ing peculiar to Asthma." • -
Rev. A. C. EGGLESTON, New York.
"They have suited my case exactly, relieving my throat
Be that I could slug with ease." T. DCGIIAIME,
Chorister French Parish Church,
: Montreal.
As there are Imitations be sure to obtain the GENUINE.
jan2l-d&Wltn. .
SANFORD AND TROUPE,
SANFORD. AND. TROUPE
UNPRECEDENTED' SUCCESS.
CROWDED; HOUSES NIGHTLY.
CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY.
SECONIPWEEK OF TEE SEASON.
ECONE WEEK OF THE SEASON.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1.
• I MONDAY EVENING, ,FEBRUARY 1.
'MONDAY Lyn...NINO, FEBRUARY 1.
MONDAY lon:NM°, FEBRUARRI.! a, t
MONDAY EVE\ING, FEBRUARY
-MONDAF EyWING, 'FEBRUARY L
The Interior renovated, re-decorated, &c.
NEW PACES.
SANFORD AND, TROUPE.
Dritiocr PROM NEW ORISANO, OPEN ON
MONDAY EVENING.
Orchestra seats can be procured in advance at Bann
vart's Drug Store. [lan2l-dst
BRANT'S RAIL. BRANT'S HALL.
GRAND STAR,
Combination Dramatic Company,
Combination Dramatic Company,
Combination. - Dramatic Company,
TARE A CARD I TAKE A CARD ! •
SPLENDID'COMEDY BILy.
SPLENDID COMEDY BILL.
SPLENDID COMEDY BILL.
SPLENDID COMEDY BILL.
`FACTORY GIRL FACTORY GIRL
FACTORY GIRL FACTORY GIRL
FACTORY GIRL FACTOttY. GIRL.
NAY THE GOOD ,POB, NOTHING.
NAN - THE GOOD - POR NOTHING.
NAN THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
MISSIAINY DEMI%
FAQ DENIM
MISS FANNFDENHATtI, '-
MISS -FANNY DENHAM
In Two Favorite parts.
Swum Seats and Come Early.
For partleularKsee small bills.
CANTERBURY JVIUSIC'
WALNUT ST., BELOW THIRD.
; ; Sole L'esse.
OPEN . ETERS. EPSNING,
With a First-class Company of
SSINGER.. „
COMEDIAI4I3,
.... ........ ........ . ... I.s.,cents.
Seats Boxes . .; .. . ”.
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AXTANTED ,-- A viomari of good intelligence,
VT. to manage aFttotel; Apply at 98 Market street.
NVANTED TO RENT—A House contain
ing four or five rooms, froni,tke let of April next.
Inquire at jen22-dif THIS OFFIOF.
WANTED -500' bbls. Fresh - Dandelion
Root, by S. A. KIINREL is BRO.,
et9o] Apothecaries, I.IS Market st., Harrisburg.
rGENTS wanted to sells the Stauthl44-: His
tory of the War. A rare chance to` rake money.
Agents are clearing from $lOO to s243o,per month. 200,000
volumes already sold. Send for circulars. Address
= - ROES , BROS. & CO.,
de SO
CAPT.
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WAYNE 'NEED'S ,Works, 10 vols. ;
very-Interesting for boyar consisting of '
Boy Tar. Ran Away to Sea.
..Young Yager& - Young Voyageur. .
Forest Salim Old People.
Plant Hunters. Desert Home.
Boy Hunters Bush Boys.
Bruin or the Groat Bear Hunk ~. , .
Right Words in the Right Placd.
Curious Stories about. Fairies, and other Funny People.
Magician's Show Bolt ,
..Agwiz's Methods, Study of Natural IlLitory.
Every Day Philosopher. - -
Philosophy of Shakespeare Plays Unfolded by Bacon.
, ! Tennyson's Poiebs, 1 vol. . . 7. *
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Brok's German Lyrics. ''.
The Pearl of Orris Island, byylbs. H. B. Stowi.
Household Friends.,./... • - •
War Time, by-Whittier.. V . . .
Story of„the Guards, by J.- B. Fremont. ..... •
Book of Hymns for public and private devotion. '
Reciestions of Conntry Anson, 2 ilia • '
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. -
Flower, Fruit and Thorn-Pieces, by Jean Paul; 2 vols. .
Leisure Hours in Town.
Holmes' Pooms. • • .
Matin and Vespers. , , .
Chapel of the Hermits. - . "
Sketch Book, by Irving.
- . Tom BrOwn at Oxford, 2 v 01 5 .,.
drom Brown at Rugby, 1 vol.
' Scouring of the - Whito - Hamer -- '''''—' '-"-- *
DeQuincey's Writings, , Notebook. .... , ,
Cook Book, by Mrk-Hombe•Mann. Oi • '
Angel Voices.
Songs of Labor, by Whittier. . .
Panorama, by Whittier. •
Old Portraits, by Whittier.
Home Ballada,..by - Whittier. .. - . -
Literaryßecreations, by Whittier.
The Princess, by Tennynon.
,',. ,DaykruidiNigtils °albs Sittlii....Fichtby Carleton.o
Graeliwood Leaves; by Grace Gluon one ' '
Gymnastics for Wen, Children, sim, by Dr. Lewis.
Aunt EfEle's Rhymes.
Arabian Days Entertainments.
Longfellow's Poems, 2 vols.
Outre Her.
a Golden Legend,-
" Seaside and Fireside. .
a Evangeline. ! • .
a - Hypericn. . . - •
Courtship of Miles Standish.
EarnatigiV . -
Song of Hiawatha.
a Tales of a Wayside Inn.
Together with a large assortment of other miscollaneous
works for Children, for sale CIIZAP at
SCHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE, .
feb2 ' • , Harrisburg, Pa.
•
.;
alfQN. l llOnday'afternothi, onlThird. street, a
Currency VWlcier containing $O, consisting of a $5
a $1 bill. • The tinder will please leave it at THIS OF
FICE or at Walter's Store on Third street. jan26
HILDQUaTIERS . Nin a ARXT Coars,
Srlw i. SZETIOII,
urfela York, - January 23, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS I
'' f •
•
All officers and men belonging to Pennsylvania Reit.
ments, attached to the Ninth Army Corps, now absent
ficim their commands on recruiting or detached service,
and all furloughed men, will report for duty to Capt. John
A. Morris, A. Q. 3L, in charge of recruiting service for
Ninth Army Corps, at Harrisburg, Penn ' a. By command
of KUHR GENERAL BURNSIDE.
EDWARD M. Nan; Assistant Adjutant General.
jan27d3toaw-wed
GENTLEMEN wanting good fitting
SHIRTS call and get your measures taken at T. M.
RITMER'S Shirt Store, on,Walnutatreet,:opposite the Ex
change, where he continual* keeps on hailea huge sup
ply 'or ready-made Shirts 'nth Shirting Material. .1111 lands
of ST/WHIM:I done in the best style on short notice,
febl-eodios
'MEE OF4TAZDTVA TED: VIRGINIAt OIL OF
end Day & Martin's; London BladangriPst TG
csiireil on Or sale by EEC WM. DOC/C.04 4 ;A CO.
=I
AMUSEMENTS.
lOW FACES.
WANTS.
NEW B-O,OICS.
MONSNZE.
- 610311.1g-*7iio tnOiblizii; Lot situated
on the corner of Chestnut street and Dewbeny al
ley. For further particulars apply to
BROS.
_ -
NVILIbe. sold, on S A. next, Feb.
A ni. 1864, at the CoUrt lionseln this city a cer
tain two-story frame DWELLING HOUSE and pan of a
Lot of Ground, 25 feet front on South street and 93 feet
to property . of Esquire - Rawn situate on South street near
Fourth, adjoining property et John Gilds and the estate of
Elizabeth Thompson, dec'd. Sale to commence. at 2
o'clock, P. M. 411 Term.s made bIOWIL by
DANIEL .LICESQN.
feb2-413t!
DANL. BARR, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE MERCHANT MILL ,
Town Protoe - rty : and , -Farm
• AT PIMLIC SAIM • -•
ON
WEDNESDAY - and TELITESDAY,'Feb -
Ij mazy 10th 110, - .1865, the subscriber Will
positifelesell; al his UM, on the Camlnplaiid Talley
mlinitd, In Moctuunesburg, Cemberland county,- the
following very valuable real. estate, located - 411"-U*. -bo
rough:
No. L A STRAM MERCHANT 3M.,1,, Mutated as above,
thren stories in height, 96 feet front and 50 feet in depth,
fitted up with the Meat modern improved Machinery, and
capable of 'grinding 150 Barrels tit Flourlevery•twenty
four holm. This Mill is located- in the fertile Cumber
land Valley, (8 mi:Ks - west of-Martisburg,) where en
abundance of grain ism-lawass Prom:wt. This, with
its converdence.to all the Matting markets, end Its
tacili
ties for doing work, commends it to the 05itsidantion of
capitalists. Possession can he gtra -tr; twenty days from
the time of sale if .deslired.
No. 2. A LOT OF GROUND, on.. Main street, on • wdich
is erected a good two-story frame 101711LR,HOUSE, with
all necessary, outbuildings. . , _
No. 3. A LOT OF GROUND, on. Locust street, having
thereon erected a new two.storp,friune L9UBLE HOUSE,
with 'ail the mammy, odtbuildht. : • • '-
No: 4. TWO LOTS OF GROUND on Green and 'Allen
streets, containing als.mt:.3 AGRES„ well adapted for
building pu - rpoSes. ,
No. 5. ON TIIVILSDAY, FEIIIitIIARY 11th
dNIMfPROFED FARM,
containing 130-Acian of Good Land, iri • a high . state of
cultivationand audee good fencing, situated in Hampden
township,-Cumberland county, Pa., on the turnpike lead
ing from liarrislifirg to. Carlisle, 6 miles west of the former
place. The improvements are a good two-story 'ROUSE,
l'
,Ibudy4arn, and altraxessaryputbuildings ; xith,anerch
arilbf rhbideFruft; ' fi fe 'prembles ; er never
failing water near the door, and rttnning i - . , • -Hen nearly
, , ••.;
' ALSO, at e f
e time anTalkael ltOuN;.
„TAM LAND,.situatekin,Qtlmberian• s • • unties,
ea& containlnt'lso'`ACß - Wroolifefillin ' - • and
well covered,with tbrivMg,titither... ,„
Government binds will be taken in payment for either
of - thew properties. • • . ♦ • •
Salo to coMmenceon each day at 1 o'clock, P. W. when
terms will bo made laiown.by , 11. C. EfiELY.
fe2-6t,
t- tir.gtUABLE:DIE.'
SASH.PACTORY,
PLAIIIING AND' SLITTING 11111 4 L,
AT .
PUBLIC SAI t E,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1864. .
THE subscriber will offer for sale, the veina
ble new SASH FACTORY . PLAINING tindSI.IXTDIG
MILL, on the Cimbeeland_Velley railroad, in Illichpics
burg, Pa. The property compilses a Mtge Two'story
Frame Factory, with a convenient TWO STORY WARE
ROOM near, with Sheds attached, for storing lumber' - and
'a Lot of Gr0u0d,.1.50 feet square, very advantageously
located.
The Factory is fitted nprikh a large stock of the best
Machinery, which is drivenW , an ENGINE OF AMPLE
POWER.
, The establishment haran excellent patronage, and for
any.mie desiring to carry 011 this timiness, no better open
be found. •
Sakitoemnxnence at Ola O'CLOCK, P. K 2 on said day,
when terms will bo made ;mown by
jaB-dla* ' JOHN SADLEIL
ian2s
REAL ESTATE 'AT PRIVATE SALE;
p 4 'AT_
The several pro a of the Estate of WILLIAM AL
LISON, deceaseil; 'chi - of-HirEisburg, consisting of.
Houses on Front str and Chestnut street, at itnd near
the corner of Front aluLChestnut streets, a vacant lot on
Mulberry street, near Third street, and 1934 acres
of land at the eastern terminus of Market street, are of
fered for sale. For- ternlstlfisaleapplyto the undersigned,
Seventh and Noble steeetsiPhi/adelphia.
de2l-dtf] _., . THOMAS. COCHR AN.
LOTS FOR SALF..-r-A number of lots
have been laid out on 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 t4e
present exorbitant rents, this is a rare. opportunity.
A number of dots have already been sold and but few re
main on hand. The plan of said lots mania seen at the
Shertit's office in Harrisburg, where persons , desiring to
purchase iublequ'estEdhovall:ruid She the ramie. ,
J. SHELL!
Harrisburg, Jan. 15, 1864. . Jan-16
ZOR , .S.Al4:—A . firtit-rate,
CAITAGE, I ,B46I6. fok
p by- apPjring
febl.-tt , .
BUILDING STONE FOR SALE, of best
quality, delivered sauy part or the city.
- Apply to. • J KISH,
jun - Irqa*llatqly, baloTt a city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT DISOOOREY
Applicable to all
useful Arts.
A new thing.
Its - Combination.
Boot and Shoo Man
utacturera
,Sfwelem
s~: ~
Families. 4 4
It is aliquid.
Remember.
EMI
AgeWs in Philadelphia,
s.
Fr ''l+
-gy R D P .Etis D
-•AN • • -
T 'subscriber 'will sell and deliver .to any il part of thecity, ` fresh - ground , bese 'extra ;family
flour, in barrels or sacks, in any quantity, by 'the single
banal, half, quarter or eighth .ora barrel: Also, fresh
ground corn meal; and feed of every desciription: • '
Orders left at the Grocery Store of GeOrge Bell, cor
ner of Second and Chestnut streets, at --Peters' Farmers'
Hotel, in Market street; or at , thi.drug store of 121 r. Egle,
on the Ridge Road, will be promp tly attended to:
dea2B-2miow* • -- • . I JOHN HOFFER.
rrlo LADIES. —lt one 'mob. - good Letter
I,..Paper, , Envelopoly.,lrdy - Tana, or anyibing else in the
etatiouuryatue, you win do well byy caning IS •
'S BOOKSTORE,
110/9
71 ; 1. :nded
j ii be s sold
Fifth street.
Irtieful and Valuable
Discoverk.
HILTON'S
INSOLUBLE CEMENT
Is. of more general -practical utility
than any invention now before tbe
public. It has been thoroughly tested
during the last two years by practical
men: and - pronounced by all to be
SUPERIOR - TO ANY
Adhesive Preparations known.
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE Cinntrn is a new
thing, and the result of years of
study; its combination is on
' •SCientlfic Principles, •
d under no ctrcninstances or
change of temperature, will it be
come corrupt or omit any offensive
ROOT AND SHOE
IMantifactlirers; using Machines, will
Ind IL the best article known as
Cementing for the Chatmels. It works
without delay, is not affected by any
change of tempenatu-e.
JEWELERS
Will find it sutticientli:Fateirive for
their use, as has tidentreied4
i
~i.le!
ilia .lispectoily. ABOOta , to Lealkv,
44 yto claim as an especial 'merit,
'that it nticks ratchcs to Boots and
hoes , sufficiently' Strong without
stitching, - •
It is the only.
LIQUID CEMENT
- =ti'Llint is a sure thing for mend
,
Toy;
Bone;
Ivory",
Aid articles of Household use
REMEMBER •
lirfaxi:Va Insommis exiimrr
Is in a liquid form and aseasily ap
plted as paste..
Mizo4'sLlsopmnac CEMENT
liansolnnle in Water or oil.
.Hitiones Inot,trias Csnavr
Adheres oily satotances.
Supplied in 'Family ex' Manufac
turer's Eaukages trim 2 ounces to 100
lbs.
HILTON. EROS. it CO.,
Proprietors,
Providence, R. I
teixa aca~iat'k~s
MEERI.CAX,.
00
REM
IbC/RISTIT'EVION %"ATER
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CO.z..nruTION WATER..
CONsui uTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
CON STITTIO
AND THE ONLX KNOWN REMEDY
UM
DIABETES, and DISEASES of the KIDNEYS
and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and
public, to be the most wonderful remedy for the penny
neit curd of all diseases of the STOMACH.
KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been offered. .
•aItiftsistIatiMINERAZAWATRE: It is from experi , mco
that COIsISTITUTION WATER has emanated, and we now
my let' no man doubt, whoa, a single bottle has been
known to•cure diseases which the best medical talent in
Gus - country has faded to relieve.
A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution Water
cannot be classed under "quack" preparatite, as it is
now used by the most scientific practitioners in this city.
It is only second clam physicians that cry down popular
remedies, while the better - skilled make use of every
means to accomplish a cure; and the success of the phy
sician increases as his knowledge of different remedies
enables him to produce areure, while otbere fall in the at-,
tempt. &donee is satisfied With the truth.
Give Constitution Water a fair trial—we mean you wio
are under soma • ' care from ydar to year, and we
particularly - snit eto hadieS who are' constantly resorting
to Local frmtfnent, and all sorts of local applications for
diseases, waif as much chance of success as, there would
be from local applications to the throat for diseases of the
We have been always careful to use language in our
circular that could not shoek the most delicateorganiza
tion, but we receive so many communications from per
sons for which-Constitution Water ts adapted; and of
whose dfm.ser no mention has been made, that We have
come to the conclusion that if the remedy is capable of
producing a cure, no matter what the disease may be, it
should be made known. The medicine is put up for the
public, and there should be iio exceptions.
We would my, Constitution Water is not like a gilded
pill, made to suit the eye and taste; it is a medicine in -
i every sense of the term, placed in the hands of The pee
' pie for their relief, and if taken, according to the direc
tions it will, in every case, produce a radical clue. We
would say that the'directions in regard to diet, etc., re
late only to the disease under which they occur. •
' • DIABETES
Is a disease of the stomach and liver, acting through this
kidneys; and is, without doubt, the most obstinatedisease,
except consumption, that affects the human constitution.
We have no space for discussing causes, but will state that
tire effect of the direase is the con Version of the starchy
principle (Or vegetable portion of the food) into sugar,
which stimulatesMte kidneys to an excessive secretion of
water. Many maims antler from this disease who are
ignorant of it; thitt they pass huge quantities during
the day, and-Melobliged to get up from one to fifteen or
Monty times during the night. No notice is taken of it
nntibtheir 'attention is called to the large discharge of
water, and often when it is soy far advanced as to be beyond
the control of ordinary remedies. Another symptom is
the great thirst, Which, when the disease is fully estab
lished,-fa intolerable the parienedrints constantly without
being witisfred; also dryness of the month; cracking of the
lips, a sweet breath, in - the more advanced cases, and -
finally loss of appetite, emaciation, and the patient gradu
al), sinks from exhaustion.
CONszerwriox WATER is, without doubt, the only lmown
remedy for Diabetes, and we have as much confidence that
it is &specific as we have that - °plaid will - produce sleep,
and truthfully say that it has cured every case in which it
his been used.
STONE IN TDB BLADDER, C.ALCOLUS, GRAVBL,
• BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, Kra, Bra,•
Diseases arising from a faulty secretion--in the one case
beingtoo little, and -accompanied by were pain, and the
- 4 •Mtierwttio profineYecrSttU wtdch•will bespeed.tly cured
by -the
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONbuiu/lON WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
_ CONSTITUTION WATER . .
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY. KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR?'
DIABETES.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK •OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
5TE44:140131167. 1 Agto BORYINO, :OR PAINFUL UP:i—
NATING.
For thesii diseases, it is truly 'sovereign remedy, ati
too much cannel be said in its praise. A single dix‘e has
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms. /
Areyou troubled with that distressing pain In the small
of the back and through the hips? A teaspoonful a day
of the Constitution Water will relieve you like magic.
,PHYSICIANS
Have long sinee.„l;iiti . hp the use of buchu, cubobs and
Juniper in-the tmapqmist. of those diseases, and only use
them for 1..b,e want "cit",a*tter remedy.
COATITIITION WATER
hag proved itselrOiiiiir to" the task that has derolvc,i
upon it.
DIURETICS
irritate and drench the kidneys, and by con tart use soon
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the public, wit].
the conviction that it has no Nunl in relieving the visa
of diseases for vihich it has been found so eminently sue
easeful for curing ; and we trust that we shall be rewardol
for our efforts in placing so valuable a remedy in a fon:,
to meet the requirements of patient and physician.
READ! , ItEAD ! ! READ ! ! !
DAWILLE, • Pa.,Jaffe 2, 1862.—Dr. Win. H. Gregg—
Dear Sir: In Feruary, 1361, I was - affected with sugar
diabetes, and for five mouths I passed more than t.,.
gallons of water in' twenty-foUr hours. I was obliged I.
get up as often as ten or twelve times during tho night.
and in five months I lost about fifty pounds in weight.
During the - month' of July, 1861, I procured two bottl,i
of Constitution Water, and in two days after using it I ex
perienced teller, and after taking two bottles I was en
tirely cured, soon after regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly. J. V. L. DE ITTIT.
Bosros Commits, N. Y., Dee. 27, 1161.-IV/it...H. Gregg
dl Co.—Gents: 1 freely give you liberty to makeuse of the
following certificate of the - value of Constitution Water,
which I can recommend in the highest manner: My win
was attacked' with pain in the shoulders, whole length of
the back, and in her limbs, with PalpitaliMi of the Heart
and Irritatias of the Bladder. leaned a physician, who
attended her about three months, when he left her worse
than be had found.her. I then employed one of the best
physicians I could find;who attended her for about nine
mouths, and while she was under his care she ditnot suf
fer quite as much pain. He finally gave her np,- and said
"her ease was incurable. For," said he, "she has such a
combination of complaints that medicine given for one tile
ratesagainst some other of her difficulties." About this
time she commenced the use of Constitution Water, suit
to our utter astonishment, almost the first dose seemed
to bave.the desired. effect, and she kept on improving
rapidly under itir treatment, and now superintends en
tirely her domestic. affairs. She has not taken any of the
Constitution Water far about four weeks, and we are happy
to say that it hai produced a permanent cure.
Wlt M. VAN BENSCHOMI.
War .n, Coma March 2, 18trl —Dr. W. H
Gregg--DearySir:--Havirig seen your advertisement of
"ConstitiitiodWatet," recommended for Inflammation of
the Kidneys and. Irritation of the Bladder, harltig,suffered
miti agei t i e t i s tz
forthe past three years, and tried the skall or a number of
3 p , h our yM m cians edicin wi e. th
prm tem und po
temporary
Yone relief,be ttleitrsf
ilaithrnii Mews & Co., and when I. had used
half of it, to m y surpnse I found a groat chow in my
health. I have used two bottles of, it, 'and - sift ,where I
- lever expected to be in my life, well, and in good: spirits.
' , Go mm express my gratitude for it; Ifeel that it is all
and more than you recommend i to - he - May the blowing
of God ever attend you bi Yourlaboirs bf love. •
Yours tray , LEONARD RIGIgAIW.
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FOR SALE. BY 'ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICI`
• :WM. H. GREGG & eq";tom
*ORGAN& ALLEN General ts,
Jak• 2446M4ed .N 0.45 Clittstreet; ork.