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HARRISBURG, PA
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1864.
'CITY ITEMS
BODD's Canterbury, in Walnut street, is
doing a thriving business. The performers
are all first class artistes, and the perform ,
ance is conducted in a style of novelty never
before presented to the public. The farce of
Seeing the Elephant will be repeated - to-night
for the last time with J. Budd•as Cousin
anbe. AM should a visit.
linicKErislop]) ColtEN2—..For rejoining
fractured articles of Glass, Porcelain, Bone,
Ivory, Marble, Wood, or Shell, with all the
elegance and durability .of the original ware
themselves. No. 118 Market street, Harris
'Marg. •
KENEEL'E PECTORAL CORD/AL--FOX Dry,
Chronic and Catarrhal Coughs, &c. We can
recommend this to be one of the best Cough
Mixtures ever brought before the POtic. Try
us. Prepared and sold by Kunkel & Bro., Nb.
118 Market street, Harrisbing.
Mkornii.J.A. , Biaaa---For beautifying
the complexion, "extracting .Deckles, Erup
tions,. Snub= and Tani, &G.
.Sole agentsfor
this city, and for sale by the bottle, doze - n or
gross, S. A. Kunkel & 43i0., Apothecaries, No.
118 Market street, Hariisburg.
IF YOU want any Patent Medicines, we
would adviSe you to . go to S., A. Kunkel &
Bro.'s, as they, keep the largest and belt as
lot of said medicines in' the city. 118
Market street, Harrisbiug, Pa. Efeb9-dlw*
Ronswear.'s, Bronchial Troches..„forato'arse
ness and throat, dispases, for sale at Dr. Miles'
Drug store, corner third and North streets, and
Pr. Wid. Egle's Drug store, Ridge Avenue.
isn3o-dti •
Tait celebrated' crystal, .spep..tucles properly
fidjiistOd to the e.ye ; inicroscopes from 100 to
700 diameter ; :tower telepeopes,, field- glasses,
defining an object from one - to 'ten milet and
all kinds of optical, mathematical and Philo
sophical instruments at Rosendale's Optical
Institute, 8 Market Square. Artificial eyes
inserted. Send for a eirdular janBdtf
TOWN ANDCOIINtitY.
FOR SALB-A small bay pohy, •stitable for
children, either to ride or_clrive. .For particu
lars apply at F. K. Swart S's livery stable.
,febl.6.llw*
GBar .-- Fine Catawba Grapes, just re
ceived and for sale cheap, atrWis'e's Fruit and
Confectionery Store, Third street near Wel
, Ikb6,-tf
Fejt SALE—A Dpaphin .ctom4ty, howl for
$l2OO. Ihquire .of A. REEL, State street,
three doors from Filbert. •- • 'L• 2t*
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PEllBOl49L.—The claims forpen'sions , already
filed by wido*s andinothers of deceased sol
diers, exceed one hundred and fifty. thonsand.
Raw cotton and castor oil have restored
frost-bitten limbs. when , ampntaiion was
thought necessary to' pre'deive life. -: thie cure
is said to be infallible.
, 1. 11 • 1 - v :at ;. '
mum, PasziMgrEual,- . 4sq:sa:guntleman
who was formerly well l;:nownt,in political cir
cles at Harrisburg, died suddenly at. 'Johns
teiva,, Cambria county, a few days; Ago •
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SNOW commenced falling early thig morning,
and continned . two or" three hours, but by
noon it had ('34aap . peared. This afternoon re
minds.`na., of niid-winter—oold, ..atOrrny' and
tiripleasant • ...
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REmanitrs.—Bishop Joseph Long; of the
.Evangelical ti.ssociation,, will preach , inAalem
Church, on North street, this'atesdaYj even
ing; in the German language.';> The' public
are invited to attend.
Drrena.m.—,The accommodation tntirt from
Baltimore, due here at eight o'cloCk, last
night, did not arrive until after nine. The
detention was caused by a derangement of
some of the - machinery of the locomotive.
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THIRD STREET TO BE EXTENDED:--The cify
council has passed an ordinance directing
Third street to be opened and graded from
Iteily street to Maclay street : _This isyW add
some six squares to the length Of*id4treet.
RATlrran.—The Senatorial Conferees' of In
diana and Armstiong counties, which met at
Elderton on Wednesday, ratified. the . nomina
lien of br. ThornaS St. Clair, as the Union
candidate for State Senator, in place of Maj.
White, resigned. There can be but little
doubt of D. St. Clair's election.
Frax.,--During the stone on SAndsy last,
the house of Mr. Jared Lai; 'fiveAplpi from
this city, on the Linglestown road v idalt fire,
While the family Were at dfriner, and before
the flames could be extinguished the house
was entirely destroyed. The fire was caused
by a stove-pipe which passed through a gar
ret.
Tim Gilts LAw.--The game' laW fixes a
penalty of $5 upon any person who4.llr. or
destroys certain birds out of season, fol
lows: Partridges from the Ist of. Febiumiy to
the lst of September; quail and rabbits : frOm
the 'lSt of February to the Ist of October;
woodcock from the Ist of February a 4th
of July.
.It is during the time na that
the species are propagated, and to desti:6
them at that time tends to their total extinction,
hence the law foY theii protectionf‘
1 7 11y,n As A. HosTAGE.—From a paragraph in
the Richmond Foaniiner, we learntha Major
White, late a member of the State Se le, , has
j
been placed in solitary confinement i4l Sells , '
bury prison, N. C., for the hu4iliazretrErnent
of Major Weber, of Gen., 3SlEorgen'si ;. "ant-.
Who was, it is charged, placed: in a,_ k cell
for writing a letter to some Pe'rebt-inV con-, 4
iltderser - in which he took -the-*lii§.l4tiound.
that'no matter whether thei_liiitfe'a life-
long imprisonment or the in leis ci) - con-:'
federate government should' Preati its in
tegrity of principle, and never reccignize.ne.7; ,
Fols as soldiers and iiiiilt>hers of is . airi L 3 -.
-PE .
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Wr. noticed ski nnuaiial number of "chunks"
on the streets last evening. Many of them
were soldiers, who had received their bounty
money, and were on a fai' way to-become the
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victims of pick-pockets. Who sold them (/(e
tehisky?
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WASHINGTON LODGE, N -independent
Olkere Eitodigtms,43delihitlsually
met on Tuesday evening of each week in Tem
perance Hall, Second street, has changed its
place of meeting. -toithe Odd Fellows' Hall,
nearly opposite, and its evening of meeting
to Thursday. Therefore, no meeting will be .
held until Thtriat:Y ev"ening, When it will
meet in the Odd Fellows' Hall, Second street
above Pine,
„third story. Members please
take notice..
J. CRAWFORD MCKEE, son of the lute Mat
! thew McKee, of Green township, Franklin
county, met with a terrible accident a few
days ago, at the warehouse of W. E. Burke,
Philadelphia *km some ' unaccountable
c.ausche fell a distance of .about eighty feet
frOrn a pair of steps; fracturing his skull, death
,ensuing-twenty-four hours, after. , This is the
third sudden death of adult persons in the
'seine family, within the last two months.
First, Mr. Camp, a, son-in-law; secondly, Mr.
McKee, senior, and lastly, the subject of the
present notice.
an kE/inet—
P A/dia4l •
Frederick Harter, arrested for assault and
I battery on John BoWer, was "held to bail for
his appearance at court, • (!;
I f John Russell and Abner Mercer, who were
arrested for "appropriating " a number of at
ties belonging to the keeper of a Market
street restaurant, were released on comlitimi
that they enlist in the army. •
Henry Lawrence; for Vacing a dead hdise
where it was, offensive to citizens, was arrested
and committed to prison.
FAras, RAILROAD Apo:Ems-L-0n Friday
night the engineer of the fast line west, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad,, duc here at half-pait .
onp_o'clock so,,u4ity, _morning, cliscirKered ,
larnii on the befm•eeri Volivar
vile. The lamp appeared- to be stationary;_
but he whistled "down brakes," and checked
up the train. The cow-catcher struck 'the'
lamp and knocked it off the track. On mak
ing an examination of the ground, a body of
a woman was founctlying gp331.43 41401:Lee frOm
the track.
brit as
evidently been struck by
a train, blit tie lief liiiil Rene Cold it was "liEL
fferred thattteliit - &•SliOhad been struck by
-the tfastarte keast, which had passed that point
a - short time previously,, It ,was,,cont l ended„
however, that if struck by the eastern botuiii
train, 'the . - Wiiiildhavebcen extinguished.
-Theliiiiintiiikvailffehtified as the wife of Jo
seph dlenderson, watchman on that divisio4
She Bari starteklamp iu hand,
,to carry sup
per to her husband, and her head exhibited
a mark Which left no doubt that she had been
struck by the engine and instantly killed. De
ceasedtwasLabsalt f9rly.ygra,o_f age, and was
the mother of nine children.
Berri limmilinwr.—lt is proposed to erect.
ri:MOmintent'itt*reet Vaiit, in memory of all
thdA'offidere Of , the regular army who have
fallen in the present war—upon which shall
be inscribed their names, and which shall
contain &tablet dedicated to.--the memory of
all enlisted men in said branch of the sex-.
vice. An , organization has beeireffeCted.
is proposed fa : raja() o.o,..,nee_esseiry.,MeartS, by
contributions froth the officers and soldiers in
the - service.. . The iollowing rates'aroproposed,
but all are at liberty to give more or less, as
theytinarteetpreper: ; t
Major General $27 00
Brigadier General... „..-.... .... .. .. ._.. 18 00
Colonel 13 00
Lieut. , Colonel . -'. ' 11 00
Major
.. . , ...,
Captain
Lieutenant ' .. • rtfl
Enlisted men ... . ..... ..... - . 100
(APPiorunatirig to sil Pei cent. of monthly
,pay, for one month.)
Subscriptions to be remitted to the treasurer
of the association, Prof. A. 'Ea' Church,' West
Point, N. Y. ,
MRETnira OF m Belt. —Death ,pf ACessrs.
Shell and Ferguson.—At a meeting of the mem- .
bers of the Harrisbmg Bar, held this afternoon
for the . purpose,..of
Ferguson aking „action relative to
the death of R. E. g and C. M. Shell,.
Esqrs., Hon. Ji3lin. J. Pearson was called to the
chair, and J. M. Weistling, was. chosen
Secretary. A. J. Herr, Esq. introduced t the
following wearable and rfsolutions with ap
propriate remarks, viz:
WHEREAS, It hath pleaied God, in the eler
cise of a wise sovereignty; to remove froin our
midst Cornelius M.
,§h7ll, Esq., and Robert
Feighson, Esq., two'inembera of this Bair; *4
whereas, These sudden bereavemeu4,,have.
awakened within us feelingi of sincere sorrow;
,whieh it is fit and properjor, us to .exprelas;
therefore,
Resolved, That, we have heard with profound ,
grief of the death of these our fellow mem
bers, taken away in the prime of their, yeais;
and at a period of life when the community,
in which they - lived, and the profession to
which they were :. attached, might have been .
benefitted and adorned by their social quali
ties and legal learning. °
Resolved, That we tender to their respect
ive families our sympathy. and
.condolence,
and point'them for comfort and cOUSOlation
to Him who hath said, "for a small, moment
have I forgotten thee, but wit.h. -- eetWting
! '
Resolved, ...That we attand . .the funfaral of
our departed , •friend,• 0..11E ghell, Eski in a
body, who died in this city,:-that 'a copy
Of proceeding's be transiditted by the
Secretary to their families, and published.
On motion, the-i4iiliiitip* . werenitarkimous 7
ly adopted antithq iiipplang'adjouniedto - meet'
on Tliiirsdayafternooii at k (5'0164, to attend
the funeral of Mr. Shell; 4
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FA)kiess oi 113 Y. MLEGBA.PH. —I ask p..h-vilege
in your columns to l'iy, ag e sse be
fore; the members `Of the .Lectist tM.
For a few 'Sabbaths:. • •
AilbirhariCW l ? 6 ' e g ball.Tv•eitigia ough ,
thi3negliggiek4 - ,the the,
milldams.. It-is actually suffocating ? .to thoke
'especially who sit on tl* . jtalle,ty. :
„BA D :i l a °
very loath to:ge WbeXeittSo liuneceseartri ni l , -
' 'comfortable.. •
I tt 204 4.q 1 1:#
Azdi As:A44OGS 7.221140.--:,,e.
Fox Rfgr...l--Tvgrbrie,k houses, on Pennsyl
•vania avernrerabove-the Round House. Rent
4..4.qtt4, of REEL, State
~ s traet, t hrte fron, Filbert "•.. 2t,*
A4Pae4mEEETIS6 otltluS.Paxton Fire com
pany Ve held at their hall, this (Tuesday)
evening;. Feb. 16, at 7 p'cloak, punctual aU
tenilaide iiiecinestedi By2tildfcit'
B. 7. SHOOP, Secretary.
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SANFORD'S OPkiit TROT.Ti'r.]l-This selObrated
company continues to amusehimdreds of per
sons at each entertainment. A new pro
gramme is.preclueednightry, and the beauti
ful Opera House is thronged. on. every occa
sion.. Persons -who desire .to "laugh and
grow , fat" can always be gratified. Sanford is.
a troupe in himself. Hp Can, provoke a laugh
from the most grave customer. Each p j ei.-
former at Sanford's is a star,and the programnie
`comprises' the choicest gems of ininstrelsy.--
There is aeplendid bill, for to-night. Go to
night, aud he certain, to he .there early. A
peep at the grand scenery of the Opera House
is alone worth the price of admission. •
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SERIOUS Accreprr.--On -Thursday evening
last,. while several men employed in the black
-4 Lop of the Feupsylvauia Railroad, at
Altoona, were seated - upon•the frame of a lo
comotive, which was propped upon blocks, it
gave way or upset, and fell' upon two of ther,,,
named C. A. Parsons and Solomon Hartzell,
breaking,4 leg, of the ,former in tic, places,
and severely injuring- the agkle of the latter.
The frame Weighs a,bout nineteen hundred
'pounds,' and at, the time it fell, there were not
men enough present to raise it off Parsons,
who' was caught under it; And. he was held
doWn for = a considerable time. A physician
was immediately Called; who reduced the frac
ture, and Parsons is now doing Well.
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BRANT'S HAT,T, Unabated success of
the Great ,Sfar Cotnbination Pramatto Troupe.
—Last night there , was anotherjam. The re
served seats were all Sold, long, before the
-opening•pf the hall; and' every . available spot
AVRS Closely packed. Quite a large , number of
ladies and gentlemen Were compelled to fore-,
go the pleasure of witnessing the perform
ance, forthe',. reason that it was impossible to
accommodate Mein. •On Friday; and Satur
, day evenings , hundreds were unable to gain
admittance. The capacitY . • Braatlf:Ball
was never. so thoroughly tested as" it has Veen
(111 -iiiig the past fear,!, l7 g 7 Honeymoon.
and .4, `Rig,# . 'in,„ Faris 'obltipciSed'the bill - of last
night's entertyiumont.- - ,was a fme , comedy
anetli l O COmtination Troupe gave
us a specitaett'of thffir sitpeiiar:aoting . in this.
liXte.:•-.l4rcom.edy.;tiraiacl ' y,- or any other style
of ,plays, the , membera • of the company are
perfectly at home. - - •
To-night_iNte uve 'arihther splendid bill,
composed_of new Mays that are' very attrac-
I'eebid ' Rove, waS
played inyalAa,ck: . s, New jork, Theese over.
8.
fifty nights. A jp-kf.f vplot*
and thrilling gest of chin.-
. Ift, **, Lal 112
eaters for the occasion warrants us in the,tis'
sertipn that it will be performedin the grand -
t litYlei l 4` t •The King's Gardener, a delightfil ,
lopilitaisiftt, will conclude the entertainment.
Go early. A number of seats were secured
yesterday for this,eveningesTerformanee, and.
all will be taken'hafale:Wklisiiiii* opening.
Rouse's troupe is thg-inost• successful that
over visited Harrisburg. May its success
continue. ,
cc TheoFhiladidphia Hoith American says:
~ • eller ci
75. ti 'pating every
where in the general prosperity of the coun-o
try. Even in the interior towns the:drib:al'
performances of a creditable_ description 'are
given regularly, sciiid:Ntibirwizii4OAts;to.thei
managers. At Harrisburg- :'the ~theatre•
'
Brant 's Hall is crowded ThiS•lariges
partly from the fact that the dramatic cora,
pany is a good one, and that the pieces are
well performed. Mr. Rouse, the, manager, is
himself a low comedian of ability. Miss Ty
sOn, the; leading actress, is :t young Fhiladel
phiaUdylOteducation and talent. Miss Fanny
:Denham, the chief comedienne, possesses
good looks and tact, and is quiet a favorite
wherever she appears.
.
THE GUM P tirin xsE.Wiviw.Soniel)oay has
- written the following about the-girls, "and set
it afloat on the sea of newspaperclom:
God bless the girls,
:. • Whose golden curls
••Blend 7goeyhormenvt ourenin li gd iz uns ;
• Like spirit wives, •
Or as naiads haunt the streams.
They s4the ear pains
t . They fill our lirahts
With dreams of mfixoneritours;
God bless the girls,
God bless their curls,
God bless our human flowers.
The •wives.,4€4l•l4c e,:cKte,us,(l.eierv*a .
as the giiis-mtherilbxe;tliefalaqieingiiraspect
fully subliaittect:' , -: Ec, •• ,•
'They fls our hives
•
With little bees and honey,
. . Thpy ease life's Shock*,
They Eie#4aur Sock;
• ?lilt-7sip/140,44Pd the IndiGY,!
• .
• " • When are ore sick, '• A
• ' 'alley heat us quick— • •
•••• That is IF they lode us; • • '•
Ifltot ; l We die,
• ' • And yet they; cry • •
And place tOmbstones above us. •
. : roguith ••••
.• •.'With sunny curls, „
We may in fancy dream; •
But.wives—iree •wivei - ,i••-• • • •.•
Throughout our lives,
Are everything they seem.
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HARRISBEEG AWAKENING FROM rrs Rip VAN -
Wn-ELE Sntracesiti--The reader must not ex
pect ua,..to give a connected detail of occur
rences that, have happened at Harrisburg for
the last thirty years. It will suffice for our
purpose to say, that dB ancient borough, true
to'th'e instinot, induatry and entrise that
characterized the founder of Harrisburg, inl
tho geidus ;of lo,cation, and in;e49.oing to.
his favorite offspring, (tio tO - speak,) his
own name,
.a f isickly
Condition or Want of energy in earliek life,
bvire 2 th*Egh:the egemi n4 l6l 4 42, T io-tind care
1.1111 giddi3d its then apparently doubtful!
Jaime, andito:ditY, Its if . m •a• disposition of
gratitude to zits Arc seeing founder; has; front
its central location . and beauty, engaged the
attention of capitalists , „ and ..the . slothful old
-horougk of our ,boyhood days ...bids fair in a
few "-years to become .a large acid prosperous
city, and in our humble opgijgiihyvitas.proftt
ahle, inYestanenti from • abroad--=uot.only in
oitydots and -houses, but dty &p . m, es
!pedilly
. 14,t the cheap Store of C"L”. Bowman,
TrliPriirFP s l4:7l44: l,lll a4ratieekii.
gebls,2t,
czms,:.t'L'AVe"
To cotost a meerschaum handsomely It Is necessary to
!ruse choice tebaCeoi - The best tobacco for this purpose i 3
fragrant Kin-zzenome-aw, an article that has but .
1 - knely come Into,the. market, but, which is pronounced by 1
eonnoisehrs to be , 'lsuperfor lb any -tobacco in use. It is
rich, oily, high flavored and yet not tee troug for the most
1 / 4
'•delicate smoker. We recommend on asw readers to
give It a telal and they will' agree 'with. that it is the :
flnest tobacco caisale. A word to -the - Mize Is sufficient.
, This lahni.-or Klii.thrmainviit_toliatcolenfactured
.hy Mr. g,..H, Hunt, 511. Chestnut street, .Philadelphia.
b co tz ,u t, nlry ettn . bepurclutsed at' any tobaCconist throughout the •
N. 'H--Foisale by'Wm. Duncari. Hairisburg. febl6 :
SPEC , X4,' NOTICES.
BANNVARrSTRWHIAL TRO.(TES,
For, the cure of Hoarseness, . Throat Dis
ea.se4,. are 'specially recommended to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls them to. speak in public. Manufactured
onlyby C. A. 13annart it; Co. ' Harrisburg,
Pa-,.t0 whom all orders should be addressed.
Fold by druggists everywhere.
'Read the following testimonials from some
of - our eminent clergymen:
Rkr,RISBIII3a, Vel):,Bth, 1864.
C. A. BANlrvenr- 7 Dear Sir:. I have used
Brown'S Bronchial Troches, Wistar's Lozenges
and other preparations for hoarseness and
throat troubles, and in comparison with them
all, can cheerfully commend your own as a
most 'admirable specific for public speakers
and singers, in cases of hoarseness, coughs
and colds. I -have found -them serving in
time of need, most effectually.
Fours ; truly, T. IL ROBINSON,
Pastor of N. B. Presbytorian Church
IlAmaisaimet, Jan.; 1864.
To;C.:A. BANzaves'oLqieril^ Sir: In the habit
of speaking very frequently, and in places
Where the Vocal,drgins are very muclv taxed,
I have found the need of some gentle expecto
rant, and that want has , been supplied 'in your
excellent Troches.
I consider ; them very far superior to any
Lozenges that T. have ever used, in remoling
speedily that huskiness of the voice arising
from its too frequent use, and itapairing the
effectiveness of the delivery of public ad=
dresses. Yours, Au:, ' • vi
• JNO. WAIMEA JACKSON.
Pastor of the Locust St. - Methodist Church.
To C. A. BANIITABT--Dear Sir: Having used
your Bionahlar Trephes, I em free to say they
are the best I have ever tried and take gre.at
pleasure in recommending them to all persons
afflicted, with sore throat, or huskiness of
voice arising from public speaking or sinning.
Yours, &c., G. G. RAKESTRAW,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church:
SAPONIFIER
OR . CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER,
VAR makes.higli prices; Saponifier helps to reduce
thorn. It rtulkostoAPToi'votra cents a pound by using
fid' :Jr! ;
OAITkION I As spurious Lyes are offered also, be
careful -and , buy the PATtlNTED•urtkleilit up in
IRON cans, all alien being COUNTWEITS.
PENYA SAL T AfANUFA CTURiSa CO:,
>Philadelphia—No. 127 Walnut Street,
Pittsburg 'Pitt , Street: and Duquesne Way.
del9-daw3ut
60AkSgICiNS4ND..ti:PtUTFINCE
•}OrtlipnirdLlD.
Published fir-tlid - isninfii, and as a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De
bility,l2reinature Decay of Manhood,
_sapplying at
the same timb Tied Mains' BEir-dirsn. By one who
has cored hi elf after undergqing,considemblo quackery.
By. inclosink post lolidoliddrested envelope, single
copies may bo,had of the author.
t,.-;la.. ITATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ,Esq.
feb3-3mdkw Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
• catoApirsAitolisze:
Tiiii Celibinted 'dotxu!nd,-
is.Plade MVP the cR10:04.*". 11 0 3 , - . 1 1 4 :44.i!jfid E * ()L-
LtElmin:lttraature r raartiturrmactrantwand extremely
itaireMixtiltiattleifiiii§n the alcliit yOr• aaltf by all
j ) estibrx 'tkilto:4wlY
: 'iv u IlirS m uffs :: ' .
•We have on 'hand ruffs' at $3; $3.50, $4 and $5.
good assortment of low price furs.
Cloaks, cloaks, cloaks! ' • ' ' .
• Cloaks Dar ladles; all' prices.
Cloaks fur children.
injiks at all prides, h t l i lo $25. .
ikirtsittfa con isl np . to $3:: ;
Stockings for ladies an d
children.
Seeks, wiilolou and cotton;
Linen.tahle,covers, t I qec. napkins. , -
Blacli title& sl` sll4o'Affitrait , pVices.
'Weolenishirts sr
tadles , ..and gentlemen'svocket hdfs.
Linen illieeting 10-4. - • • :
• Linen - Air pillow case9ti-4:.
Bluslins,-bleached , and unbleached,. best make.
Kid gloves at.'B7c." Mill $1 imr. -pair.
CaluilMervand MuminettsfOrrinen and boys' wear.
'Undershirts and'drawers. ' •
ladies' marina:veil&
Eiressiroacls'iltal prices.
Cambric bands-and cambric edging. •
Balmoral akirta l at $g126;,53.50 $4. -
Largh.lsettCordher geods if S. LEWY'S.
HAIR'EPTE DYE
Batchelor's - - Celebrated:" Hair Dye
, ,TIKE - .EEST IN THE, TORLP. ,
•"The 'only Hisivalies, ) TrizernuE . Rely' iblO IIYS-KnOtrm.
~. This splendid Hair Dye If perfect-changes Red, RuSty
or Gray Hair instantly ton Glossy Black:or'Niztural Brown
without injuring; thd lfair.or staining tho Skin, -leaving the
Hair softand:eautiful ;.iniparts fresh Vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color, and rectifies the ill ends of
bad Dyes,,.. Wheigimpline is signedlYlLLlAlif A. RATCH
ET:DIU 'All ethers are mere fitnitations, and should be
avoided.
~Sold by all Druggists, /he. Factory-81 BAR
CLAY 87, N. I.‘L
bAT9IIIiLOR'a NEW TOILET CREAM FOR MOWING THE HAIR
Ue23-ly
• ' 11.1iIita4 , -EinsiinTA Attended T 0. . -.
, Back Pay, Subsistence and Militdry
abditar Mims, generally, made out and collected. Per
sons residing at a distance can have their taint" trans.
antedtylißillrbratildMlNlbir
.AciGENEBN - p*R E Attorney-at-Law. -
dei7-dbq ' K t l Uird-Wre Harri sburg, Pa.
11Brown's!, A3ronelvitt" I :.tygooliesi
"I hate cha s 4gisi'l4 mind respeciinithem Rom
the firm, except to think yet better of that which I began
klictng , „ ~, wel'eq_':, Re t w iltx•Nssiwy.llECßEß
...rocueh .6 a sta. o fe M me"
r -Prof. EDWARD NORTH,
1 1- A „..'\!ra;lithianuab - h Collencicaifiton, N. Y.
"For Threat Troubles they are a specific." •
N. P. wars,ro,
"Too favorably kriown to need'ectrintendation."
Hon. CHAS. A. THELTS;Pres. Masa Senate..
"Contain no opiuni Mir 'anything injurious."
:Di. A:A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
"An elegant tiombiriation for Coughs."
; - Dr. G. F. BIGELOW, Boston.
' "rrecoinmend their use to Public Speakers."
• - Rev. E. H. CHAPIN ' :
"Most sidutary relief in Bronchitis " •
Rev. S. SEIGFRIED, Morristown, Ohio.
_"Very . beneliciatwhen suffering from Colds."
Rey. S. J. ANDERSON, SL Louis.
''"Almost instant relief in"tlie distfessitiklabor otbreath
itig peculiar to Asthma" _
Rev A . C: EGGLESTON, New. York
"They have suited my ease exactly, relieving My throat
:so that I could sing with ease." T. DUCHABME,
Chorister French Parish Church; Montreal
As there are imitations be sure a to obhtlit the GENUINE.
_ . •
.N.FAV "ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vitti*:to l 4. Ming
" i 74;" A ND • •
z D
•
Iftbsethibefivill'i6ll and deliver -to any
.
L part of the pity; fresh ground, best extra family:
flour, in barrels or:sucks, in any quantity, by the'. single
barrel, bal4..utatteT or eighth of a 'berrel. Also, fresh
gfound odni meal, and feed of every description-
Or,deraleft at e tlae Grocery Store of.George4L - 13ell, cor
ner Of tlbcond and Chestnut - Oriels; at Peters' Partners'
Hotel, in Market street, or at the'4lng: st:OrO of br. Egie,
on the Ridge Road, will be prompt attended to..
deaB-2meow* . JOHN SUFFER.
t..-
LOST.
OS ifo a nda a y
rair3es, a
Currency Holder containing T. 6, consisting: bf a $5
and av. bill Tito Ender will pleaseleitvC 4tiit. , THLS
OF
FIQT-o as Walter's §tore street. jan26
FOR 14C
tEVEßA_a_gdod dwelling Housed ,
404
°
2w
eientin ,
r aklaithed, MLA. : 041 Magistka;:ytgi;jo;llo3l: . l e t.
-
AIIWW - IMEENTS.
-,SANVORIPS HALL.
THIRD STREET, BELOW MARKET BTREET,
REAR OF RERR:RECOTEL.
'OPEN FOR SEASON
SANFORD AND TROUPE.
THIS MONDAY EVENING.
CONCERT OF SONGS, &C..
By the MECSTRELS.-
together with .
A NICE' PAIR . - OF DUCKS.
JOHONAS AND THE MUSICIAN.
T
THE JEALOUS FAMILY.
To conclude with 'Sanford's Ethopian version of
OiC/X. A_N—EO
,NAN.FORD AND TROUPE..
Orchestra Seats can be procured in advance at Pann
vart's Drug Store.
Doors open at 64'. Commence to 8.
Police always in attendance to preserve ordcr.
• Admittance 25 corits.
Orchestra chairs, 50 cents,-
Plicate twrses, enttrit,ls each • ,tingle seats, v 1 each.
jan2l-dsg. •
BRA.NT'S HALL. BRANT,'S HALL.
caIANDonA3 - 4,
Combination Dramatic Company,
Combination Dramatic Company,
Combination Dramatic Company,
CROWDS TURNED. FROG[ THE DOORS UNABLE TO
GAIN ADMISSION.
A SPLENDID. ROMANTIC DRAMA.
A SPLENDID ROMANTIC DRAMA.
A'DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL' FARCE
A DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL FARCE.
LOVE.Fhltthf the beautgu'l - 1414
SECOND
SIL,COBJ;LOVW,--k
-. •
- r -
SECOND SECO/4 alri
SEC LOVE:
:
SECOND` LOVE. SECOND LOVE.
SECOND LOVE. SECOND LOVE.
SECOND LOVE. SECOND LOVE. -
SECOND LOVE. SECOND LOVE'
5;1 - ; : And the MusicaTarcel carted the
-b-Aiip
KING'S GARDENER.
- KING'S GARDENER.
KING'S GARDENER.
ICING'S GARDENER.
- KING'S GARDENER.
MISS FANNY REAM,
MISS FANNY DENHAM,
MSS FANNY MILLI,
KISS FANNY DENHAM.
in her greet character. of
•• MAD. EDLOCHARD,
utrodueing several beautiful songe.
Secure Septa and Come Early.
For particulars seo small bills.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HAIL.
WALNUT ST., BELOW THIRD.
J. BUDD.
OPEC EVERY EVENING,
•
With a Firit-class Company of
SINGERS; DANCERS, CO MOUES, &e., &c.
Admission— ...... ...... cents.
',Seats in 80w5„,.., ~.. 25
MISCELLANEOUS.
GICA.ND
MILITARY AND CITIZENS ,
D . BALL!
• -to be Wel/ by the
EING T:O.N -CI;11.1 B 5
AT BRAIVT'S HALL,
goKray EVENING IFF I BIZAJAIIV22, 1864.
Tickets—Sl. 00.
ROCLAlSiliair
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• 1
the :preservation of IttenCEC :ands' order
1' in this city, andin accordance with the request of
Lieut. Colonelrßonif4rsl; A. A. Thsvost Marshal General,
urginithe - piolilbition of. the sale of "Liquor to Soldiers
under all eirethnstktices," all Tavern Keepers and keep
ers of Lager Beer saloons are hereby enjoined,'untll fur
ther notice, to close their'. estatillqments • and conform
strictly is the desire of the A. A. Provost ilmshal Gen
eral, as regard' i;the L. 1101.1.11.F0RT,
fey-dif , ' " • .3tayor.
Useful and Valuable
GRasr ; '➢isco~ - sitYl
Discovery.'
TSoLRBLE CEMENT
l is Q f more general practical utility
than any invention now before the
public:. It has been thoroughly tested
during the last two yogis by practical
men, and pronounced by: all to be
S UP.IVRIOR 'TO A NY
Applicable to all
useful Arts.
V 1 ISITDTG, WEDDLYG, IN ViIATIOY,
LSD AT ROME CARDS.—Bv a special arrangenwnt
with one of the lymt engravers in the country, cards of
,any description sill be executed iu the highest stylc of
art, conformable with the latest fashion, and supplied
promptly, at lower prices than are charged by the station
ers in New York or Philadelphia_ For samples and nrici-s
call at , BERGNEP.'S BOoK,
iyLTON'S ISS4AI7I7LIII.:EN/MT is a new nich6-dif
Adhesive Preparations known.
A new thing.
.ing, and the result of years of
study; its conibination is on
Saien l ific Principles,
And under no circumstances or
change of temperature, will. it-be
come corrupt or omit any offensive
smelL
Its Ctimbination.
BOOT .4,317) SHOE
ManufacturerS, using Machines, will
'And it the best article known as
Cementing for the Channels, it works
without delay, is not.alfeeted 'by any
change of temperature. = '
Boot and Shoe Man
ufacturers.
ME
,
Will find it satilel***,
their use, as hag_ _been
p—per_„:v-&- Leather,
ft is' &pedal! Apt,.m._.
merit, aive for
Anil we claim :as, Ineirp,Mts and
that kt Stickh• Patdl3
PoNvl ,
-awn& • •
- , sufficiently strong without
,
1121BECEMI
Families;
LIQUID CEMENT
Extantthat is a sure thing for mend-
It i 3 a liquid.
Furniture
Crockery
Toys r
Ivory,
:And articles of Household use
- 'REMEMBER
HilTos's ISSOLITRLk CancesT
Is in a liquid form and as easily ap
plied as paste.
Hu.rox's Issournta Cincerr
Is insoluble in water or oil.
Ilictros's Issoroms 0112111 MT
Adheres oily substances.
Remember.
Supplied In Family or Manufaa
turer's Packages from 2 ounces to 100
HILTON BROS: & Co.,
- Proprietors,
Providence, R. L
'finis.
Apnts in-Philade
I phi;
L A ING MAGPirsilla
, .
11T ~P IrAlCtitiC ; -
Bioi4it!Stget;:libtweeit -Second- and Third,
rry4 undereigned has. opened a new
T
KERY, in the Sixth ward, Arne he is- prepared to
supply BR EADAND CAKES at a treasonable rate. He
warrants satisfaction to all who will glue him a call. Re
will sell his bread at the rate Of
FIVE CENTS PER POVIfl)
and full weight goaranteed. JOHN AICORN.
Jana-dtf , . ,
T. FA it : PY , TaWS_WOItGESTRE ! .:SAUCEs
JJ the most popular and the permit- aver offered to tho
pubitc, just , received and for sale.hyr .
rota— WM. 'DOCK, Jar,& CO.
. •
INr - Ron..B.OIII:NY.
II At, DIM
RE AL ESTATE AT PRIVATE bA_LE
The several properties of the Eetate or WIT 1.11'.1
I.l9t6deceased, in the city of liarrisbur , . c• - •r1=1.,1.!•,; •
Honielt an Front street and Chestnut street, t ..t r.•
the corner of Front and Chestnut streets. a v‘t , ...i.1
Mulberry street, near Third street, iiil.l
of land at theeastern terminus of Market street._ ar. ,
fered for sale. For terms of saleapply to the
Seventh and Noble streets. Philadelphtt
dt2l-dtf] THOMAS. COCTIP.. ; N
PRIVATE SALE
The I :Pdcgrove Lock property, five nuies.net "f }I -
risburg, fronting east the Pennsylvania - =al:and railroad,
near the depot, west of the turnpike, consisting of a Can. , '
Grocery Store and a Hotel, is offeretat priwite nie umii
the 15th day of Starch. 1804 e. The canal grocery i , t'.••
best stand on the Pennsylvania canal , -'-large and commo
dious stabling and has - houses. and i stables arranged "
lock each team separate • warel-•ousea for grain, car. is
house, weigh-scales, sheds. ice and ;di Other hou.: - . a
necessary for carrying on the business.
The Hotel (Rockville House) ha, a good run of both rapt=
road and canal custom, and is a desirabl e opportunity for
any one , wishing an opening in a 1 ; , ... , -.7:ueFis already
The title to the property is vriert.
is on account of ill health of the owner.
W. P. HENRY%
janlo-thmtd Sivirluchanna P. 0.. Danphin
_ _
LOTS FOR SALE.—A. mimbor of lota
hove been laid out on the Jonestown Root, a,,ya
one mile east of the city of Harrisburg, mluelt aro
being sold at low priors. To per:4 , W; desiring to s,curo
a home for themselves, and to be relieved from the
present exorbitant . rents, this is a rare oppenunity.
A number of lots have already been mid and hut fen
main on hand. The plan of said lots mu be seen at the
Sheriff's office in 'Harrisburg, where persons desiring to
purchase arc requested to call and sir the same.
Harrisburg, Jan. 15. 1864.
FOB, .SALE-----Altrst-ratct seconded-handed
4. CARRIAGE, - suitable` for Eackirig. trill be soil
cheap by applying to • W. REFS,
febl-tf Fifth street.
DITILDING STONE FUR SALT', of best
quality, delivered to any Part , of the r 31 3"-
Apply to J. MISH,
Janl2 Immediately below the city.
LILLIE'S SAFES.
CHILLED AND 'R OUGHT IRON.
pC, 1 , • - •017T—Z 4 howtng the Net Wort •
e Wrought Iron Bars
TEMattention of business men generally
is invited to the superior advantages of this Safe
over all others, in Fire and Burglar Proof qualities. They
arc all secured by a Combination Lock, without key or
keyhole, and the whole outside of the Safe is CHILLED
IRON, (from 1 inches to 2 inches thick.) and is proof
against the punch or drill and the use of 'powder, as fre
quently employed by burglars in their operations. De
scriptive circulars furnished by
GEO. W. PARSONS;
110 Market street, Harrisbnr& t ,
Agentlbr Central Penna..
ME
Solo Lesse.
Every description of Dormant amt7Portable Platform
Scales, Hay, Coal and Stock Settles, Paitroad D, , :Pot and
Track Scales, Furnace Charging Scales, Army Scales and
Counter Scales.
These &ales have several TIIPOrtTAIiT ADVANTAGES.
They receive the wear and friction always on eh Wed iron
balls under the platform, instead of receiving it upon the
knife pivots and dulling them. No jarring or the plat
form affects the working of the scale. Have no check
rods to confine the, platform. Will weigh when out of
level. Large scales require no deep pit and cost less for
foundation, &e., than any other scales.
run information furnished by the subscriber, who is
agent for Central Pennsylvania, and sells at manuf,w
turises Ptices.: ,GEO: w. rartsass,
Zfeb9-dani 110 Aiarket str: „Harrisburg.
•
TREASCET am,
Chrems OP COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY,
WASHOWTON, Jan. 16, 186,L.
WREAS, by satisfactory pro
iLed to the undersigned, it bias been &fate to up
pear that the First National Rank of: Harrisburg, in the
county of Dauphin and State of Pebncylvartia,.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 for the circulation and redemption
thereof ,u approved February 231b,18113, and has compivi
with all the provisions of said act, required to be comp' .
With before commencing the basiness of banking:
Now, therefore, I, Hugh WCultoch, Comptroller of th.s.
Currency, do hereby certify that the First National Hank
of Harrisburg, county of Dauphin and State.of Pennsyiva
nim id - authorized to commence the business of banking
under the act aforesaid.
(i. a.] In testimony whereof, witness my hanjand seal
of oftice, this 17th day of January 1864.
HIJGdi dUCULLOCII.
.Comptroller of the eurreney.
A PATRIOTIC GIFT BOOK
OUR CONSTITUTION, GOVERNMENT AND QT/ON.
"Our Government," an exposition of Me Go&tltution,
&c., for popular use. By M. 141•Krxxxv: Price $l. For
sale at del4. BERGNEIt-'S BOOKSTORE.
- " Pear Trees.
DNVARIi' and Staxidiud, of the leading good
kinds, for sale at Keyaiine Nursery. J. MI IT.
Peach Trees,
FOR salein quantity or singly, at Keyi,toue.
Nursery. J. 311S11.
JEWELERS,
VINES of this beauriful and White Native
Grape, which sold a rew years since at $3 each, now
oared for from 60 cents to $1 each, at Keystone Nursery.
feblo.4llw J. MISS.
Strawberries.
PLANTS of different varieties for sale at
Keystone Nursery. [feblOrdlw] J. WISH.
It Is the only
Plum Trees,
FOR sale at Keystone Nursery.
feblo-dlw d. MISEL
FOR sale at Keystone Nursery.
feblo-dlw J. Mat
Cherry Trees,
OF about forty of the best varieties, aid of
bearing age, for sale cheap at the Keystone Nur-
wry.
N. It--These trees cannot be sum /wed by any in the
country. - [feblo-dlw] - J. NISH.
2n BOXES ORANGES, selecte d from late
importations, and the most superior ever brought
to this market at this season, just Mceived and for sale
by [febl] WI& DOCK, Js St Co.
?TEE oF.T. RRA.TED. VIRGINIA,' on, OF
AM, and Day & Martin's London Blacking s just re
ceived and for sale by [fell 1911. DOCK, Ja_, CO
APPLES ! APPLES !-150 bbb. of York
State Apples of every variety. Also, York State
Butter, ter 0143 at j 0. 9. BOYER t k KOERPER.
000L138.' CODFISH, of the eele
', •• brated St. Georgo brand, just recurred
and f 6 i mde by;, VIE DOCK, JR.,
1 7 9085 R Jc.BLAPaAVELVS ENGLISH
ACKL - P5, a rare article for table use, pat received
and for akby , [ febll W. 31. Jit r ,,,k: CO.
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ORANGES! ORANGES I—A- .t of
super4or Oranges, Sicily and Havana, for Wain any
quantityat &Lag] BOYER & ®FIFES.
F _
RENCIf rare artielet t jts't re
ceived at Kebab OWL JR., CO__&l
(10%'S SPARKLING GF,r, ThN, the -best
matinfictui*insfamixived andc for saleldiCi
fel ' , w ; ;„ , WAL DOCK,,Ja-, C 0.14
WM. DOCK, Jrs. az CO..
7 FOR . SALE.
Apply on the.prernises, or by letter, to
NEW ADVEIRTISEMENTS.
cz
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I
HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES.
Jan 19.2 m
Rebecca Grape.
'Apricot Trees,
IMEANGES OICANGE94I-20 .box.ei in
priine Gales: ' dust i• 'eceisierwholessderia .
reb2 . ; DOCK.JR-, e.PO
EMI
. L~r fe::i•:=
J. SHELL
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