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HA.Rit , ISBURG, PA.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1864.
CITY ITEMS.
HARRISBURG, Jan., 1864
To C. A. 13,txxv.tur---Dear Sir: a the habit
(.1 speaking very frequent4y,, and in places
where the vocal organs are very much taxed,
I have found the need of some gentle expectd
rant, and that want lies been supplied in your
excellent Troches. • '
I- consider them verpfar :superior in -any
Lozenges that I have ever used, in removing
speedily that huskiness of the voice . arising
from its too frequent use, and impairing the
effectiveness of the- delivery of public ad
-dresses. Yours, &c.
JNO. WALKER JACKSON.
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FRESH lot of that household °'Su.-
vEs for cleaning an4olishingpilvexand
mid britannia wares. Received arieffir 'side
ut C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug StOrd.- /feb3-3t
- 13xxxvirer's 13ronehial Troches r hours -
mess and throat diseases, for sale iifq)r. Mies'
Drug store, Corner Third and North Streets, and
Dr. Wm. H. Eglf3's Drug store, Ridge Avenue.
jan3o-dtf
THE celebrated crystal kigetacles properly
adjusted to the eye ; mieroscopesAom 100 to
700 diameter ; tower telescopes, field glasses,
defining an object from one tb ten miles, and
all kinds of optical, mathematical and philo
sophical instruments at Rosendrdes. Pptriesl
Institute, 8 Market Square. eies
inserted. Send for a circular! janBdtf
TOWN, AND COUNTRY.
ORE IITYNDIIED DOLLAES LOCAL
13ouvrr.—C. C. Stanberger,-Esq., will *pay a
local ; bciunty of one hundred . o . .4 . afthiosf . dol.-.
tars to any thirty or forty men who will enlist
And take credit :from : the - .bbibugh (SPIT:A.4Q
town, Pa. The money will be : paid upon the
production of a certificatetf a muster in. Mr..
Stanborger's address is 'State :.gapitOl
‘ HOtel,
Harrisburg, Pa., • fob4-d3.t„
Wean—A young man who can wri
good hand. Apply at this office.
A STATED MEETING' Of the Friendship Fire
Company will be held in their kall on 'Monday
evening, at the usual hour.
em:rm=
Ax old man named Jacob Swisher, aged
about 70 years, was • found deed bed on
-Wednesday morning in Lewistown . . Ve . had
prayed. in the : Methodistchurch :;..cin the piC-
TiOUS evening.
SHORT WEIGHT. —The market master con
&eked a lot of butter that ives , ?~weiglied in,
the balance and found wanting,'! this morn:
in eg*
SECOND LUTHERAN CHIMCEL
divine services in the lebturerCopm of tir Bag
tist church, corner of 2d and Pine streerapitc
morrow morning at half.toast ten ,o!clo4.*:l;ft2
finitrruArankr.'—liectures in Exchange 4all
Sunday - , Feb. 7th, at 10 A. at., instead:9,e%!
M., as foimerly: Subject' of tlie:
lecture: " The. Philosophy of the Relielfilin
and its Results." Seats free. • •
SOXERSET COI7NTT.-0151 last SatUrdayAar
-noon a party of boys were shooting at '9.'4,
when the „gun was p accidentally 'discharged
and a lad named Dilon received its contents,
in his leg.--Chas. Zufall; while;gunning on
Saturday, was struck on the forehead, 4d,
badly injured by a piece•of his gan, whidg
burst.
TEE COrmrEN BANN. —ln obedience to
merous request from the public, the Star cern l
bination Troupe will this evening repeat, posi
tively for the last time, the celebrated diairni
entitled The .Colleen Baton, or :Thelßricles of
Garryowen. Those who have AvitnestaAdVis
fine play, pronounce it one of the most inter
esting ever put upon the stage. The scenery
is magnificerit, and the selection of characters
perfect. Miss J6sephine Tyson appears as
the Colleen Bawn, and Miss Fanny Denlutn'itts
Anna Chute. Mr. Jennings as Danny Mann
excels all others who have yet asuumed: that
character; wir. Rouse, as MileS,Na Coppeleen,
appears in a part exactly suited to hira. The
murder in the water cave, and the death :73f
the murderer are truly thrilling scenes. 'The.
Crusikeen Lawn" will be sung by 'Maas.
Rent and Rouse, Mrs. Jennings and kiss Ty
non. Go early to secure seats:
Last night there was a great rush to see
Uncle Tom's Cabin, which was playe.ifloi' :the
last time.
TILE Daspr.—We want the people Of the
different wards in the city of Harilifft dis
tinctly to understand, that,if they are Inlijelet
ed to another draft, they have only thentyi
Council to- himk. That 'boil?, with a sttifinge
perversity-, is doing all it
, can to prejudice the:
just claims of the city to exemption, and, the'
President thereof seems to be positively labor
lug to furnish the authorities at Washington i
with arguments to force another . dr,a#,,, in ;
this city. Why' this strange perve.rsity `is:
manifested when the records of the 'Wangle.)
partment show that this city has fiunklidl i
her full quota, with an excess .to falldiaek
in future drafts, we are unable tO
the efore leave the mystery with the peoPle
for solutiOn..
The car d ' T hiel / is published in the oryi
Organ, and to which Mx. Hickok appends his
name as. President' of Common Council, was
tendered for publiCation at this- office, iiffif a
name other than thst of _ Hick&
attached. We declined to publish this card
because we believed its statententS3o:Up
correct. 4S`
As the local authOrities are determined to
put the people of Harrisburg into a draft; ;We
suggest that the people take this busi4:ugsi
their own hands, and push their jiist:44
for exemption in their own' iiray
their oivu responsibility And we frnighat
the experience which the pe(4 - 111e .
this matter bst a lesson to.thelAlh. •
as to the individuals in whom theftW
pose authority to act in their behalf in Ma
involving the highest interests and v'ett
sponsibilities.
: • -
DsAD.—All Of Pennsylvania's heroes of the
l i i r r °Pt " irt a
BointED—Gardner'sßank in Hollidaysburg,
of $2OO in postage currency, on Saturday
night.
: • t : '
Itninnzo is paying a holm* of f $3OO 'to vol
unters, in addition to the Government
bounty.
qtrPle , l4 l l4#
'in the Old School Piesbyterian church, to
morrow morning and evening.
GRAPES. —Fine Catawba: Grapes, just re
ceived and for sale cheap, at Wise's Fruit and
Confeptioneryltpre,. Third Ore* Jaep Wal
nuf. febG-tf
Tire Michigan Legislature proposes to ap
propriate $3, 500 towards laying out and beau
tifying that part of the Gettysburg Cemetery
allotted to that State.
THE 22d of February is near at hand. Shall
the anniversary, of thejtirth-day of the Father
aids Country pass by - Unobserved Let there
be some to)ren of, respect exhibited, for it in
our city.
Aickvanser.v.:—The Vine Street
Methodist "Episcopal Sunday Sclitxol will hold
its second annual missionary anniversary to
morrow, (Sabbath,) 7th inst., at 1/ o'clock
P. M. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. 'J.
Walker Jackson and others._ Singing by the
Sc ooLr +' F'reocliing and=
4.'artd•:Ti.
A welcome to all. •
CAPT. 'WATERBURY is now acthely engaged
,
in recruiting t los company, and has already
added between 30 and 38 men to his ranks.
ThOse who design entering the service, could
not fight under a better or a braver man than
Capt. Waterbury.
—Since the above, wasmritten, Capt. : Water
bury laid on our table a specimen of Pal
metto wood, ftion'which he' instructed us to
have a cape manufactured. The wood is cri:
pable of a high polish, and we will of course
follow the instructions of the gallant Isaac.
SANFORD'S OiRRA 'IROUPR.--A. brilliant bill
of! fire i e'ffeied, evening :int this Wityllif
double attraction. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
and -sSTArounlhols," together with:songs,
dances and instrumental solos by the artistic
merit of the troupe. We had an opportunity
of judging of Mr. Asehe's performance last
evening at the concert given at the court
house. His performance On thelibirionet-wiis
a masterly execution. If thisAs a specimen
of Mr. Sl).nford'sxnty3ic . who comprise his
orchestra, we can boast of passably good mu
sic In our inidst. "'ln fact the entertainments
given so far, since his retiiiiilAitive 'been , far
better tharcheretoform•
Sort DRAFT OF DAV
wirrzcCouvrt.•=—We cannot give officially the .
number „of men,requirsd for our, countiesun
der the 3041,000 and 200,000 calla. But from ,
our best information, we think our Share of
the half million of men will be somethini ,
near theifolrfflittres::4l 3:Tr
Sub district. 300,000 200,000 Tofu/
ca 1..., call. quota.
, t ,- 1...-i , - ~..‘%. ri •, . .' .
1 00neSsrago towniihip..lo '7 ' 17
2 - De ~ _•.t . ..1.-11.1•7,•A ...136 . , 24 60 .
3 HarrisburgAs_tward..34 23 57
4•" . ••" ••''' . 2d'•• • " 37 25 62
5 . " ..•351 " 50 • 38 83
6 " 4th " 53 35 88
7 " „.sth " 29 19 48
8 " - `6th " 44 ' '29 ' 73
9 Halifax t0wn5h1p....23 15 . 38
10 E. Hanover " . .22 15 , , • .37
11 S. " " 15 1925
12. W- " ' " 's 10 '' '7 17
13 Jackson " 11 • 7 18
14 Jeffdison ... << - ' 13. , 7i , 'v.'. • ,18
15 LOndonderry, 21 14 35
16 Lykens .., ', , 14 .. 4 4, 23
" Oral; Icarthigh .1. 5 ' 3' 8
17 Middletown, M.W ... 8 5 13
18 " ..S. W.... 12 8 -20
19 " N. W... 10 . 7, 17
20' lififflin 'township, _ .
, 18' "12' " 30
21 L. Paxtqn " 1.3. .. 12, x; 3O
22'M. " " ' 11' 7 18
" Dauphin borough • 8 5 13
23 11 Paxton township-14 , ~ p 23
24 MilleribtuVijOrOugh'.l2 - ' , '
' '8 • 20
25 Reed township 7 5 12
26 - Rush 34 ',- 2 , , 1 ." ' 3
27 Swatara " 17 11 28
28 L. Swatara township.l6' '•• ,
11 ' - 27,
29 Suscwhanna :‘ 20. _l3 33
30 Washinifon •'ss 14 9'' 23
31 Wiconisco " 25 , 17, _ 42'
• JOHN K. CLEMENT,
Capt. and Pro. M'arsluill4th Dis., Pa.
CONOERT • Tliil(>l7N ' CIiftISCA.NI
ASKICIATION. —Splendid; -Display of 'Native ,
Talent—The concert given at the Court House
last evening, in aid of the fun& di the Young
Men's: Christian Association,- , was one of the
most successful musical entertainments of thfo
season. It was not onlj . a success in point of
numbers and the' respectability of the audi
ence, but it, was, a real
,success of the
; native
talent of the We heard many state that
the vocalists, both female and male, 'Were far
.spperior ; to piost of the professional ladiesand
gentlemen who have been "starring" it in this
city`during the winter, and we must confess;
ourselves, to a delight after hearing the na
tive talent of the city on this occasion, which
we did not anticipate when we entered the
court room. •
Those deserving of, special notice are the
ladies, itilisses Bruwatz and Lawrence. The
efforts of these ‘ ladieb.were. indeed charmingly
perfect, and elicited the unmistakable ap
roval of the audience—both were most rap-,
turouslyapplauded Messrs""Sra't - nn and
Kinnard - ItelitittMd ther444lV:is with opt,
credit, while the performances•-on.thepiano
by Haas and 'Knoche 'were 'in' rith keeping
with the repuMtion Preix±l,o99aP!!B,oll:3,4Pir
formftnees. The sOloi on , ithe - ,;violin .and
darks:re*, 4uspectiV4rbylifeiiiiiar:*6ber and
Asche, were received by the udierrcs / as pouf
hags the very
...best Perforntaircea on siinik_
inatruments ever heard in this city. Altogether
tliis concert was a great 'success: - It was
eredittalo.the ,'artists, the audience ''and
tgatZW,lDlTOßiniin ilnder whose =: auspices
it nrriottpit',lok,rf*noblept4oi e . , w44,
lieve that it is tie intention of the Xo . nrs
Men's Christian Assoniation to repeat this pec.-4
foririancernrailine i future occasion, with tiro,
th"
.
• e
;41 - cartaWy draw a large audience.
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•
Haw currant " Jan ?0, 1 8 64.
D 4 ea
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pardci m% for ern
I haTeetaan in
addressing you, a stranger. I feel myself
under oblmatione to youlor k tlio benefit I have
derived .medieifiratinat eye salve,
having suffered for many years most exernoi
. atirig-pain ln. l niy head, kr:east and side, of
beinsAfrel':frni r night. A. - A.4 I
firive been doctoring with well-stilled and
practicid4pliYsicians for„ •;' aid all
attempts proved a fail * *. I had giyeoln.P all
,hope#, of recovery and felt fully resign , * to
await my fate, which foretold an untimely
grave. ' My father being a resident of Siddrins
burg,,and living quite a distance from you, I
did'not get tcrhear ,yout medieinej-thal has
proved a wonderful cure indeed. Some few
Months ago I was advised by a lady friend of
Mine to try yo ur medicine. • Shetome
that she mad e use ,of yOurniedicineand salve
which proved a cure. Feeling= rather loth at
first to try, as I had laid ent 'mono time after
time, which made the &Pentes very heavy
and all for naught. But baring great confi
dence in my friend's integrity, I was prompted
to hearken to her kind entreaty and try , for.
Myself. I' therefore purchased two. dollars and
a half worth of your medicine, and, to my
utter astonishment,; in one weekl felt a great
change, and in two weeks' was entirely free
frOnt all pain, and yonr"eye Salve perfected a
.cure for which all - other washes and salves
Droved useless. My 'eyelids' were so much
riVialired that I was forded to wear glasses for
some years, and n ow Ihave no odbasion at all
to wear the glass* , my eyes being well. I
therefore have resolved, dear lady, to let you
know that I Could not' rest content until I
would return my heartfelt congratulations to
you, my friend and bedefactress, for the , good
yon have 'accoinplialied, feeling
,myself a new
,creature entirely. ~
You are at perfect liberty= to publish this if
you feel so intlinekl.- I"close by requesting
you ,to accept My wannest regards, With a
hope that for humanity's sake, your life may
be prolonged. Success be yours forever ] in
. .t
perfornaang the wonderful cure.
Yours with res , #,
• • • NARY E. BROWN:
P. 8.-Por further y information, address
Mary Bioivn, New 'Clunt;erland, Cunal2eif
land county, Pa. .. • •
Mas L. BALL, No. 27 South Pine street,
- Harrisburg, Pa. ' ' ' M.*
SPECIAL NPTICE,
HE. CONFESSIONS *AND EXPERIENOE
T
or Ax.
Published for the benofit, _and as' a CAI/TIDE TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Do
bilfty, Piereatoro rof Manhood; die., • suppktlae at
tho same titnoTax 'Musa 'or - Sair LUnait. Bp one who
hasuured 'himself afterundiargolatooruilderable quackery.
inolosing a post paid 'addressed senvolope, idUgle
, !coples triar be had of 'the author. ' •
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Etu4.
Boiffoid, Kings -Co„ N.'. T.
feb3-3md&w
,4901.16rATE'S -KONEN SOAP.
ThLacelebratedVolurr Sear ; M such universakdethaltd,
Is made from die t Omens.; materials, acme and mum-
Lima Mils l ngept, 7140)illiTAT $011,111), and extremely
marxricrAr. liras action upcm the akla For sale , i py all
Druggists end Fancy Goods Dealers. pan2s-da*ly
i •
niztel4or's ceievacitek*fr - Dye
IS TEE REST ET THE WORLD.
The only HarylicK TrifFy## :10Mbie Dye known.
This splendid Hair Dye is periect—changes26 Busty
Z4 , 14 7 ‘
AtUoughbjurilfsg tlrerHaM-r.r aliblinfaheombrolasyr •the
Hair soft and beautiibl ; imparts fresh vitality frequently
restoring its pristine/ INK
. real it tgl odp . r r
bad Dyea. The genuine' m: •
&LOH. All others are Ida* tialta AO, f••ul - • •
avoided. Sold by all 1#141 . 114 ; ‘,8 galEffT- IRAR
CLAY ST, N. Y.
BATCZIELOO'SNTW TOILR CRUM FOR DREISEONO TUN lIAIN.
De2B.Sy
-
:al i tttf r qrs Broyehlal Troches.
sfoil to impart vigor and clearnes
to the voice, relieve hoarsenesu and hnimehial
affection, get at once alio ortalok 4 „ - 210,
ehial Troches, the 0n1y; . 4 -
V e
maiicet. For sale bk.3lietiiiii "6:64- , i•Arross
at C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug Store, No. 2,
Jones Row, Harrisburg, Pa. a
fliff , A liberEd (Rapp:tint to the.trade. dec24-tf
. .
.
Bounty Pension, Back Pay, Subsistence and Military
and War Claims, genteelly, made out and Collected. Per
sona Asian at a distance can have their business trans
acted by mall, by addressing •
EUGENE SNYla,R,,Attern
Tbivi Jan*,
[MI ONO 1111 D# Za
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
Fiff-ILI SOAP MAKER:
WAR makei high' prices ; Saponifier helps to reduce
them, It makes SOAP for POUR cents a pound by using
your kitchen grease.
gar CAUTIONI: 4s smujetts Lyeir are oltered Ow: he
careful and only; buy WO PATENTED artielepitt: up in
IRON cans, all others being COVNARFErrS.
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
Philadelphia—No. 127 Walnut Street,
Pittsbuig = Nit Street and Duqueene Way
daMtaw3m.
Dluirs ! Mulls ! ! Midis !! !
We have 'on hand muffs at ;8, $3.451;:01i1id $5. 4
good assortment of low price furs. L. 4 hm
Cloaks, eloakspeloaksl
Cloaks for ladies, all prices
Cloaks for children.
Cloaks at all prices, up to $25.
Hoop skirts at 75 cents, $1 up to $3.
Stockings for ladies and children.
Socks, woolenaddootton.. , • .
Linen table covers, llnenalpirinal'.l4: , 9 1 *"
Black silk. at:sl, sl:4o,4sind
- Woolen shirts of all descriptions.
Ladies' and getitlerrie.raWkerlidfi .
Linen sheeting 10-4.
Linen for pillow cases 5-4. •
Huslins, bleached and unbloaolied, best make:
glevesat:B7c. Mid $1
Casetimere and.cassinettalfor men and,boye.Wear.
H.llderehirte smd.drawera,,, . / ' •*,
11101111071WILN. • =
.AVlP:g o PdfLakall:Plllooo.,:. • '
Callabrio. l :4 l 4l l Land - cvpbrie edging:
.34ahnoral skirts;at. $3.25; $8:50; $4,
Large assortment of; other.goodrat , -S. LHWIf:',S. •
Brown's; =BrOnoffitil - : , ' Ti he
"I have never changed in' , - mind • than fem
the first, except to think yet better of that NV i ictt I begin
thinking well of.". Rev. IiERNRIEMARD BEECIIIER
"The Troches are a ataffpf 453_0 ma"
- - - .
- Prig:EWARD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, : Clinton, N. Y.
"For Throatlroublaeklitif are'n "
N. P WILLTS.
• "Too favorably known to misidrohnmendation.v
Hon. CHAS. A. PHELPS, Pres. Mass. Senate.
"Contain no opium nor anything injurious."
Dr. A. A. HAYM, Chemist, Bqt.oll.
"An elegant conabbuttiontor Coughs=' • " 6
Dr. G. F. BIGELOW, BOOM"
"I reeommend their use to Publ icße,v Speakets.”
0/ W W.l. • •
"Moat balutarystellef In Brenehllisll '
Rev. S. SEIGFRIED, Monistowtt, 0,140.
aiWay . ttegabralVhOloiliirbillifftolll'Ck& I' 7 1 7
&M. S , J. P. ANDERSON, St. Loris: €.
"inatali=finistiLeAWrminglaltoriof Oreeth-
Big to F onts..facs
Rev. A. C. EGGLESTON,-,New,Yerk ,
"They' have suited MTcaae.exictly; thre4
sk?-t lll 4/ d ( " 114 131 41rit h ' ' .T.Jlp
ChorlstefFreneh EVarlsh.GbUreb,-..Mnitreet.,
As there , are imitations„beaurct:o4,tain.tho
• /Q ATStill'S AND SAUCES, of the d most 1 7
pertor.sAd ch. oice Inaudajmarecalyed and for *.
0CK.V . 4 7 , 8 04 : =
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1:1113E v
,L VL I e lßiaT.AP . ootk
eift VaPo*t . €4 I
ust-Tecei, 1•04;(55,"4- 4ts
,talitinßusfisagswt,imirpik.Bgtwo, ~
- 3r4v y wk ,•
and PR I NCE ALBERTErg
for sale by Uaso-d2vri EST do KUNKEL.
- c . r . "AFers.
skab,Afiff
SANFORD A PE
CagittiED Hottglat IJIGitTLV .m 7
, , CROWDED SOUSES ; tiIG/M.y.
V SECIDditERE OF l'ltE DEVON. -
SECOND 'WEEK "OP To SEASON:
• ' - MONIS AY EVENING, ItEBRITARIe4L
• 140NDAVEVENTING, FEBRUARY , L
MONDAY EYEING, FEBRUARY L
MONDAY.EMING, FEERITTAER L. '
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1.
MONDAY EVENING , FEBRUARY 1. •
Ilie s interior re-decorated, &c.
NAT P4qES.
:SANFORD AND TROUPE..
TECIT} SATURDAY,EVEKNO
, 0-11/5 LE ATTR . A,,c ~1. 0 11
ITNOLWTOMIS'CABIN;
UNCLE TOWS CABIN
SA NFORD
IT L E .
TO 'CONCLUDE.
`LA ROMNAMIRTIAA;
• - •
.• . •
••• • THE QrHOST ,
in a blaze of GREEK FI4E.
OrchOsho44l,o4 , L10014;0'14 orho, qua.
van , . Drug Store.• tjan2l-dst
131alit1t$' ihiA.N3T'S
• •
• 0134111) ,STAR .
Combination , . ,Draniatic Company, .
.
Combination Dramatic Company,
• . Combination Digiatic . ' Company ;
sUCCESS: SUCCBSS. ,SVCCASS.
110,t1StS CSCiIVIAfit tiouig,iCRQWIYED.
HOUSES CROWDED. HOUSE. CROWDED. <
LARGE 'AND ••PASIIIONAELE: AUDIENCES;
LARGE AND PASIIIONANIX AVDTENGED.
LA.S.T 'LAST
OF TRY
GREAT' SENSATION DRAMA.
GREAT SENSATION ; ] TA: . ,
• entitlediho .
Canceli,BaWilt; , C 1 10, 1 ]k 11 4,1)0 1 )
Colleenltawn, Co eel'. EihaWn,
Colleencitavvi% Colleen-Bawn,
Colleen Ptwn t • Colleen Bawl'',
OR,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWE4
THE zsupfspk:,gAßlo( 5 91VEN. ,
MSS FANNYDriIIa
tvioltightimm . l.*tht,U:;
Tway DINAN'
• • • %* , ffil YAINIC-14
'Veal; chaiietofet
vrithsEt'cral"songs ;•r:
-.A.lrthe63mpany thebill. -• , •
Sec Seats and Come s ßarly.-
ittleabusioie .6111.4: an2o
CANTERBBIEV I .IMIC HALL.
ivmatup.i .ItELOWIiTgERD
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OPEN EVERY EVENDIG,
AVltt l Ailitis v dot p a eit?ift"'
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• -NEW t 'B ; &031(.13; •
'AVV , IirA4•W:slitOrtlA,J3 - W.Pda4 l l9Yq.
Kay Auterestiscormys,,,coredstocou,
Boy-Tar.- I Itan4wity to See
- Young . Yong .voyageorr
Pee le
Plant-Hunters. „. DesertAome. , -
BOY Hunteh Ithsh pot's. '
Bniln the.GreaVßear Mite , •
`llight , Woidsitilherßighttpfitei• •
'OuriteiriStories abotiti-Nairies;'ind other Funny People.
Aliatician's Show Box.
AlOsslz'S Methods, Stud of Natural litstort
BwirtkriaY/Philosoliferr f • k
Philosophy of ShakesOare'Plays unfolded by Bacon.
Tennysen's Poems, 1 :
Brok's German Lyrics. • _
The Pearl bf sYslareL4Yrlialie :Ti.;Htbwe.
Household Friends. - •
War Three,' by Wl:ldler:* • ' -- '
Story'orthe Guar*, moat •' ••
'Book of Hynnis for publia and Private'defotion. -
BeereationsrorCountry Partiont2 ' vela
Atitc - iceitterthe Breakfast. -
41eirer, Fr iltand•Thorn Plecrisi by - J*l Paul; 2 Vols.
'Leisure Hotirsin Town. • "
Holmes ,, Pitenis.
~ • .
Math and Vespins., .
Chapel cif the Hennas '
Sketch Boctk, by. - Irling, •
TOM Brown at thrttwif; g e: t
Tom Brown at Hugby, 1 vol. -
Scouring ofltheNbitcHorsa. , .
DeQ,uincey's Writings Notebook.
Cook Book, by Mrs Horace Hann.- ,
Angel Voices. - '
Songs 9f t •
'Plinorama; brWhittlet • '
Old Portraits, by Whittier. - •
Horne Ballads; bWhitt*?'
Literary Becreationsir Whittikr t
The Princess, by Tend &di . ' ' •
Days and Nights on the Battle Field, by Carleton.
Greedweg i Leaveit, by Ilitace
ffreensrook
Gymnastid for Women; Children;&c.; by Dr. - Lewis.
Aunt Bille's Rhymes.
Arabia4 2 DOWßutertainmen
Lonqfellowistt e raV o rs, • ).
areV e . itistaJ ll
,to4.tilitigger
• :
Songoplfi j';
tl Talbs'Ofa — Whfsfdd Inn.
Together with aTarge assortment of other miseellaneouS
Works for Children, for salo OMELP at
SCHEFFEIVS BOOKSTORE,
feb2 klarrisburg, Pa.
• a ,
Tltre.6nair Dttrumxinir,
it m
EIS iW.LAg - , by sa factory airZeric7, pre.
seated to the undersigned, it has been made to ap
pear that the First National Stualt of Harrisburg, in the
county of Dauphin and State of Pennsylvania, has been
duly organized, under and according to the requirements
Of the act of Congress,•entitled "An act to provide a Na
tional currency, secured by a pledge of United States
stocks, and to provide:or Fhe ,circulation and redemption
thereof," approved Februar:Y 25t141863 , and has complied
with all the provisions - Of said act, required to be complied
With before con:portentsAnr a i , or banking:Now, therefore, 14 Hogg'. -Courptroller of the
Caihmey, do hereby certify that the '
11st National Bank
Of Harrisburg county of Dauphin and State of Pennsylva
nia, is authorized to commence the business of banking
under the act aforesaid.
O.] In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of office, this 17th day of January, 1884.
HUGH ICCULI•OCH,
Jan 19-25 a r F CO p die of the Currency.
LOST.
ON Monday afternoon,lonilldrd , ''street, a
Currency Holder containing, S 6, consisapg ofa„Ss
and a Si' bill. The findOrtil ill4de leakeinalliftTffiff OF
ncE or al-Walter's Store on Third street. Jesse
sum • fur . soothe a
_klin . g in the Throat, to relieve
Vetasigireeddahlt,' ffore Throat, &nThey contain
Coltafoot, orehound, Ipecacuanha, Senega and Squill,
(the most reliable expectorants known,) are the chief ac
tive constituents, so blended with Gum Amble. and Sugar,
that each lozenge contains' a mild an very pleasant dose.
Manufactured solely by S A. KUNKEL Sr. BRO.,
Jang?„ %art*,B wilkeyorpotoaartistgrg.
GENTLEMEN wanting, good faking
SHIRTS call and get your measures taken at T. 11,
HITHER'S Shirt Store, on Walnut street, opposite the Ex
change, where he continually %peps on hand a large sup
ly of read_y i made Shirts anb Shirting Material. All kinds
fe
of
a nt i rat IrWf lest VITIVIrk4tERVI
•
IFCSWIEW! 33,1acir4WIEPAT
lot but su 'l. mat Rgiov
p qt
el5l - e or, nark -
ara Day & martin's London Blacking, Jelit re
ceived and for axle by (fel] WIG DOCK, at, di CO
ba . . iNgla
F94.SAL .E 7r Xwo Building Lifditecl
t .cOlOlO OF I * I-1 0" 1 ` 1 9W - P40." 1 4 21 .
ICI=
VALUABLE MERCHANT MILL,
Town Pr' °pert,- ana Farm
AT PUBLIC SA VP !
ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Feb
mary. 10th and 11th, 1,804, the subscriber AV
positively sell , at. his: Mill, on the Camberinnd 'Vag
railroad, in Mechanicabgrg, Cumbecland county, Pa., the
following very valuable real estate, located in that too.
rough:
go. 1. A STEAM Mk:RW.4V kW., situated as above,
three stories in height; 96 feet ftrontind 60'teet Indepth
fitted up With the moat modern Improiredr'lltuObbitem - and
capable of grinding 160 Bartels 'ot Flour ,every twenty.
tour hears. Thia Mita located In the' Arlie Ccilgtrer
land Valley (6. yak
,) , larrishurg„) where; en
abundance of gratitsinsalwayi be,Vtimoria with
Its convenience to all the leading markets, and its teeth
tios for doing work, commends it to the considailldn 'of
capitalists. POssearaion ban be given in twenty days from
'the•time ot atileirdeeired: -
NEW EACE.4.
No. 2. A LOT OF GROUND, ,ttu ZdainAtreet, on wdieh
is erected a good two.story flame DOUBLE HOUSE, with
all necessary outbuildings.
No. 3. A LOT OF GROUND, on Locust • street, baring
thereon erected now two.ratame DOUBLE HOUSE,
with all the nee rintb
No. 4. TWO LOTS OF.,GR - 6, on Green. and Allen
streets, containing about 3 AGM, well . adapted for
building,mtipases. . • •
No: 5. ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11th,
.21.1 r LifPROP7rD FARM, ,
containing . 130 Min% of GOodlAnd, in high state of
cultlYation, and Under good fonclug, situated in Hampden.
township; Cumberland county, Pa., on the turnpike lead
ing from Harrisburg to Carlisle, 8 miles west of the former
place. The improfementS are a geed. two-story HOUSE,
Bank Barn,'and all necuSary outbuildings ; with an orch
ard of Choice Fruit, on. the promises ; a well of never
failing water near the door, and running, Water. in ,nairly
all the fields.
ALSQ, at the same timeand place, Two Tracts of 110IIIi-
TAM LAND situated' in :Cumberland and Perry counties,
each containlij 140 Apings, convenient of acres:, and
well otwered tkthriving timber.
Govenundnt Bonds Wilt be Bitten in payment for either
Of these properties.
• Salo tooammence Op. each dfiy.at, 1 o'clock. P. rt, when
tern 9 Wfirtlerinlole knoWhy' C. "EtlEttVL
fe2-434
4/41iiti8tiofax‘rait*-itio - fik,
veral. v .o, tier 'at , tterliitaft- et"
LLSON, deces.sstl, lupe pity: of Iltylisburg t yonsisting of
Houses on Freihtstreet'staChestildt atfeet, at and near
the corner of rtont vitt Chestnut streets, a vacant lot on
Mulberry street; near' Third Street, and U' acres
of land at the castern,tertninus. of Market street, are of
fered for sale. For termsef sale apply to theundersigned,
soyanth Ngble strestts, 411adelphi A r:,
IT. A ..OS COCELEtiag.
T OTS FOR SALE.—A number of lots
..lx.ehavp been laid oxit on tml Joneatort Road, atietit
ode Miler eat. of - the city 'or Raribireik, which are
being sold at low ,prices. .persons ileshing to secure
a' home 'for thereselv* mid to' be fillieved, from. the
present exorbitant rents, this, 61.8. =re importunity.
A number of lbte hate already been.sold and - but few re
main on hand. Tile plan of stildlots can be seen at Abe
Sheriff's °taco in Harrisburg, where persons desiring to
purchase aromuested to ; call and see the same,
. J. SELL.
Harrisburg 4,n• /51.180.
FOR BALE—A first-rate seconded-hairded
CARRIAGE, suitable for, Ilachhlir, Will be sold
cheap by mipiying tb ' W. REES,
febl-tt .• • Fifth street
VMDING STONE rQR SALE, of best
B
deliirered to tuailitirt of thocity.
Apply to . JOSH; •
, kiroechateay below the city.
a Sc OUS.
GREAT Diaconal.' I
U=ll
Apilldoblo to all
ueefi I Arts.
.ki#w thiug'
a
Combtnatloa
. rlO t
131
_ 7 3R.t.' k. 4
MailtiliaioB Mall-
..MUliktureca,34:
lIIIE TII
=EI
Families.
It is a I!qufd
Remember.
,Fut 4.4
61.1 ad,
4484 -
LAwhseitool,
HARVARD COLLEGE 1864.
TWO TERMS of • Ninsteux Weeks, emu
meneing ?Jana 7th and'ElaFiltinmEt sth.
Forlhaalogbehad'ettenaar address
JOEL IoARKER, , .Eoya ll ,I . 7lrofesor.
Cambridge, Nue., Jan: 20 ; 1864. = , at
• .N.EW BAKERY •• • •
&auk -Street, between Second and Third,
.frA.Musargia: _
MBE uhdisriigriedquiEropeiaad a ma* ISA
EERY, in the Sirtifirira;iyhere he " is . frepare4.lto
stiirileiTVLD AND 042Cp3... at a reasonable rate. .Ho
warrants satisfaction to all 'Who giVe Idta
will sell his bread at the rate of
FI PE C4.l 4 T2's 4 , lff , it Po MN:D, •
and full weightgnaritnteed:
Harristowg Stearn; Mills:
-
F L • , O VIZ E D.
TBE subscriber willtO f and de li ver to any
part of the eaty,` , freak ground , best._ extra family
flour, in barrels or sacks, in any quantity,lky the single
barrel, , ..half; granter -or eighth of a barrel. 4.lso,•=thsh.
ground corn meal, lank/hell
rye
every descrigtioi,
Or(' MOO the,th*Ory SW of GeorgeHA Men, cor
ner of Second andOestnni,,streets, ?eters'kFarraers'
Hotel, ItilltaiterMetotte at the ttotiktuSieWrii. Egle,
on tho Ale . 1 0 1 4,erAl,be promptly attended tn. ,
LdevS2-2Mernve-t• -• • • 4 JOHN ROA*
NMOE: " '
yellers of Annanistration have this day been grantedltiy
Register of Daiiplitarcbunty, on the estare'or-
Fertlg, late of Middle Paxton toWnshipi- in 'add's:curdy,
deb , d; to the subscriber, residing in the Itialinith of Dan
phlia, Dauphin county,: to .whom sll inknima knowing
themselves indebted wi ll pl l litmathp,aid Mibe
beVing ClaintigainstCeatite will k pretenfthen
for settlement - - %COMER =1. , , M8i Adruinistratoi '
Dauphin, December 21,1883: "Tdll232ifikiwft
14 . .WH41.4. li4OLLY,--- • • '
4 ; 4 4 . TTORNE Y- AT-LAW: •
iteith , D."FreptigtAtxli. Socomi. strtiet,Purt:
Strict attention paidntegal. bits'itift;tellectionec -
Eery claims, Pensions, am. Exemptions fmm Malt, claims
prepared and advice 61ven. delBAlood2m*
TT mini. Valuable
Diseovery.
rt= - foivs
INSOLUBLE CEMENT
Is of more,ginend practical utility
thin any. Invention now; Wow. the
. pi/14W: Whoa been thoroughly tested
dejing.tlitt/ast two yews by practical
reen„And pronounced by all to be
SIETP A 12.10,12 TO ANY
WllivnAkeparations known.
ro.F bsourace Corr.= is a new
Ottltessiettii the result of years of
Wilaripeetingthoith, le on.
i. bcientific .Plvi)oqAl44 n.-
d undeir..noL ctrotunstaceo or
•_ tellgirttureyilkita.ree
-, eas T opt or. milt. waif onitralve
ell.
beak .
entliefoith tie 1 vroiC
without delay; is not ' by :any
changa or temperature.
ERZ
, .YE Wi'LEILV
Will Wad it, sufficiently multiesive for
Weir: rise s as has been proved.
is'Esjavtany, Adalited to Loatler,
And - we claim as an especial intuit,
it i sticks .Patches to Boots and
;oils 'Sufficiently strong without
sUtchlng. • •
It is the only
LIQUID CEMENT
E:c!.int 'diat'is a surd thin:for mend-
.
ing
Ittinifure, r
, ;Ciookezir,
Toys
)3one
Andarticlosoffrousitioldise" '
.
REMEMBER
itemoa's.lasoLtraLa Cairawr-
Is in a liquid' form and as easily ap
plied airpaste.
lin.xcet's Is-sou:ma Casa=
Is insoluble In water or oil.
/111:110'S Issoinnut Cann=
Adheres, oily iithstancei.
. .
in Fasnny or Mainline
ttirer'n PEiCkSlipS fOana kounces to 100
- ' HILTON 'BROS. & CO.,
Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
-
.1p `,l
lds, . t•A i t .
•
.
AM:EDI - CAL:
: l OtkatiTtrriON'T
LIFE SYRUP,
COMPOSED OF
lODIDE POTASSIUMJ
With the Compound Cpkefandixt Fluid Failuull or
VALUABLE 7JE'DICP.i: BLXVISAND
WM. R. GREGG, M. D.,
Graitaste College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y., for
merly AmistaimPhysician Blackwell's Islaturifew
lide Medical Inspector New York .
State 'Volunteer Depots, tinder
Gov. Edwin D. "Idorgan.
IjONSTITEPPION LEM SYRVP
A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE!
What they seem almost imiredible, Is, that relmy
eases kitherbi considered hopelessly incurable are fre
quently cured In a lbw daysbr weeks, and we cheerfully
invite the investigations of the liberal minded and scien
tific to cures which:have no parallel at the present day.
Our medicine is peculiar; by it the seat of any disease
is directly reached, and the equilibrium restored.
Those who have suffered londnum painittl and obstinate
dieeases, those who have vainly sought relief nom adver
tised medicines, those who cannot be cured by other phy.
sicians--
ARE INVITED TO USE CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
ve! Year* wirbave contended with ob
stacles an overcome opposition as herculean as were ever
encountered by any Reformers.
RAPIDITY _OF CUM
Some Say, "Your cores are too .quick," while others
doubt their permanence, and think. that dis.ase can only
be cured by the "slow recuperative procoi of Nature."
This is our reply :
In health, the body;like a well-balanced scale, is in a
state of Equilibrium. But when front 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 remedy for all diseases originating
frorn an IMP STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for all
CHILD.
(hereditary) DISEASES tramindtted " from PARENT Ti
PARALYSIS.
Hemiplegia. Pannis. Paraplegia Paralysis -Agitans.
It is ao universally admitted that Constitution Life Syrup
is the.only affective means of restoration in the various
forms of Parilyeis,
.that we need. not reiterate Unit it is
emphatically the Umat Lifo4iving Power.
. . .
.6YSPIVPd.I4.
Indigestion. Liver Complaint. Constipation.
Weight at Stomach. Biliousness. Want of:Appetite.
Flatulence. Bad Breath.
SCROIraL I / 4 4.
. .
Strunta. Glandular swelling. Ulceration.
King's EviL Erysipelas. Salt. Rheum.
This taint (smutormwr and ACQUIRKDJ filling life with
untold misery, is by all usual medical remedies incurable.
RHBUNATISM
. (rtitlit6')
umbego.
Neuralgia.
Sciatica.
it there is any disease in which the Constitution Life
Sympbt &sovereign, it is.. in Rheumatism and Its kindred
affection& The most intense pains are almost instantly
alleviated enormous swellings axe reduced. Clues,
chronic or vicarious, of 21) or 30 years' standing, have
been cured by us.
NERVOUSNESS.
. _
Nervpus Debility; Shattered Nerves. St. Titus , Danne.
build' Pewit'. o:infusion of Thoughts. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered for years will bless the day
on which they read these lines. - Particularly to weak,
suffering woman will - this medicine prove an inestimable
blessifivLdhectll'i;,.l4lSeir footueps to a Hope Which fulfils
more than it prof:ll . 4es.
blseAsEs.
•
•
Salivation. Rotting of .lines.
Had Complexion. Aches in Bones.
Fee' of Wearines.-.. Depression of ..tairits•
tXIS ON LIFE SYRUP purges the system en
-tirely from air the evil effects of Mercury, remotitig the
Bad Breath, anti curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic
Paine ithich the use, of Memel is sure - to produce. It
hardens Spongy Gums, and secures the Teeth as tirmly,is
ever. ..,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Enadhates, }toot and Branch, all Eruptive Diseases t.l the
Skin, like. Illoers,,Pimples, fetches, and another dialcul-
Um' tit .thliklitd; which so much distillate this outward
appearance of both nudes and females, often making them
disgusting. chject to themselves and their friends.
'e.-OAISTITIMMartakru SYRUP
li
Cribra ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,
Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and shimid
be taken as scan as the swelling Is detecte thus pro
ventingiheir breaking; arid- producing the troublesome
Dischtrighig - Sorea , which disfigure so many of the younger portionc , o , tho community, from six 'to twenty'years of
age. YoUng children are very subject to Discharges from
the Ears, which depends upon a scrofulous constitution.
These cases 90017 recover by taking a few doses of the
Life Syrup. - -
All scrofulous persons suffering from general Debility,
Ernadation, Dyspepsia and Dropsy of the limbs, abdo
men, and in the female, Dropsy of the ovaries and womb,
generally acconaparded with Inflammation and Ulceration
of the Uterus, are permanently cured by Constitution
Life Syrup. The disease /mown as Goitre. or Swelled
Neck, tho Life Syrup will remote entirety: The remedy
should be taken for some time, as the &sees& is exceed
ingly chronic and stubborn, and will not be removechrith•
out extra effort
-Tumors of the Ovaries, Tumors of the Breast, and
swelling of other glands of the body will be completely
reduced without resorting to the knife, or operations of
stray - • . •
Epileptic Fit; Byrn etic-or 'Orjanic liseists of the
HeattlMllliftraVe - Onto producing a
P aul l 9,5444 1,40 _,Au4 Dropsy ?f; the gears Case' and all
the anemone of his nnpottant organ, (piwsons suffenng
from any acute pain in , the region of the heart) will be
greatly relleirati by COnititution Life Syrup;
BROKENDOWN rk DELICATE CONSTITU.TIONSi
Suffering from Indisposition to Exertion, Pain in the Back,
Loss of Memory, Forebodings,, Horror of Calamity, Fear
of Disease, Dimness Of IlMiou, Dry, Hot Skin and Ex
tremities, Want 'Of SleefO_lrestlesaness, Pale, Haggard Countenance, and Lassitude- of the Muscular System, all
require the aid of the C4mition.f.ge Syrup.
FOE ALL FORMS (*77L0RE:4271W DISEARRE,
Either of the Nose, TWarkirongue, Spine, Foreherui or
Scalp, no remedy has ever prp= equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon - the face, depending upon
a diseased action of tlutpyoriof:***7 unpleasant to the
young wife and mother: is few bottles of COnatiOnion
Life Syrup will correct the secretion, and remove the de
posit whichjs directly under the skin.
If Diseases of the Liver, giving rise to Languor, Dizzi
ness, Indigestion, Weak ,Stomach, or an ulcerated or can
cerous condition of that organ, accompanied with burning
or other unpleasant symptoms, will be relieved by the use
of CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. '
airAs.I.GENSRAL BLOOD-PORIPYLNG DELT; P 55 LIFE
Suter wraans UNRIVALLED sv ANT PREPARE
. .TION lit P 55 WORLD.
DimEtase3 of the Spine, as usually developed in tho young,
Rip Disease, Neuralgia, and all Nervous Diseases, and.
Ladies who are suffering from Diseases for which they and
at a low, to know what to do, we would advise the use of
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. It will restore their pallid
countenance, 'strengthen their weak back And side, give
them new energy, new life and happiness.
TZIE RICH AND POOR
Are liable to the Mile diseases. Nature and Science has
made the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit, of all.
PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy men and women • and if the constaturmb.
is neglected in youth, disease and early death is the
Do not delay when the means are so near at.band, arid
Fithin this reach of all.
TO MATHEW AND MARRIED LADD3S.
It is the safest and most effeatthd medicine e l ver discov
ered for ' urifying the system, and relieving the suffering
atendint upon childbirth. It 'strengthens both the
mother and the child, previmts pain ariddisease,and in.
creases and enriches the food—those who have Used it
think it indispensable. It is highly useful both. before
and after confinement, as it prevents disease 'attendant
upon childbirth. - •
OINSTITUTIOR- LIN SYRUP
L 5 VIE POOR 5 611 1 . nit. MVP l THE RICH
MANWELESSINCI
SMUT, TABS IT, AND BE-CURED.
IT Is'
WM ' ig-R EGG- M.:D: ,
SOLEPROPRIEtOR, SSW Toss.
Laboratory, „Ekeakikw L: ; I.
IRMA $1 REX PM ZS ; SIX BOTTLES Fan $5.
liiejei•nuiry. 1. I
$ll7 - Sent - t 7,1' 11,17 . r*:
MORGAN & ALLEN
Wholsle DrugEists,
AGENTS,
jazattoxitwein 46 Cliff Street, New York.
-~<rt'i
fr.: , “, 41
Gout.
Tic' Donloareur.
IN ITS EFFECTS.