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JOHNSON,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
TIIIfAS discovered the most certain, speedy
and effectual remedies in the world for
A Cure Warranted, or No Charge, in from: One
Weakness of the Back, Affections of rho Kidneysand
Bladder,. Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General De
bility, :Nervousness, Dyspepsia, l i miguor, Low. Spirits,
Confusion of Idens, 'Palpitation of the Heart y
Tremblitiga r Dimness of Sight' orGiddiness, Disease of the
Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections of the. LiVer,
Lungs, Stomach or _Bowels = those terrible disorders
arising fromthir :Solitary Habits of - Youth—those secret
and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than the
'sooLof Speiik.to Mir:trona Ulysses , bdiglijing.i• their
most brilant-liopes or anticipaibani, rendering marriage,
dm., impossible.
Especially, who havalrecome the victims of Solitary Vice,
that drealdfulund delltrucrAve habit which annually sweeps
to an untimely vivo-thousands of young—Men of the
moat exalted talents and . Into/lea, who! might
otherwise have entranced listenlnaenates - with the thun
ders of eloquence or waked to' betas) , " the living lyre; may
call with full confidence. •
CM
X 30
Married persona, or Young Men contemplating marriage,
being aware of physicairwealmess, organic debility, defor
mities, &c., spectlily:cunidL • "
Ho who places himseltunder the care of Dr. J. may re
ligiously confide in.his. honor. as a gentleman, and confi
dently rely upon his skill. es a .I.ltyisician.
El
Immediately cured,.andAeU Pastor 4
This distressizeaffeotion,,which renders . life, table
and nierrlaitelinle—isllie_penilty'paid..hy; fpnrie
tims ofimprbfier Tiabhg,,per e ons ara:too apt
to commit exCestass from not ityrarti,ofdreadfdl
consequences that may ensile. 'Now,' Who . itiat; ender
oundßlhe subject34ll pretend to.denj that the. parir of
procreation. Is 1.134 sooner by". than falling lasi° 'improper
habits than.by the : prudent.. :Besides being .deprived !the
pleasures of healthy offsprin& the most serious and de•
structive symptoms to both - body and ,mind arise.
The , syitom teconies derarigik 'the physical and mental
funetions weakened, 'mixOf s picie r reative power, nervous
irritability; d pia, palpitation of the heart, indigestion,
con.stitutt-debility', a wisting of the frame, cough, con
! sumptioni decay and death.
Left hand side :going from Baltimore street, a few doors
from the cornet Fail not to observe name and number.
Letters most paid and contain a stamp. The Doctor's
I)lPoinui hslit In his office. • • • .• • •
Member of -the RoYal College of Stugeons,-London, grad
unto from one of the most eminent colleges in the United
States, and the greater part of whose life has been spent
in the hospitals of London, Paris,' Philadelphia and else
where, - has effected some of the most astonishing cures
thatwere ever known ; many troubled with ringing in the
head, and ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at' midden' sounds, .bashfulnesa, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes -- with derangement of , mind
tore curedidimediately. ~. •
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Prunes,
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Filberts.
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Ground Nuts,
Pecan Nuti,
Cocoa Nuts,
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Cakes and Crackers,
Sweet and Irish Potatoes,
Green and Dried Fruits,
And Country Produce in
season;
JOHN' VISE
PIGS, &C.,
WI& PPM, Jx., & CO
The tunny thoustuds cured at this institution year after
year, andlthe...munerous important surgical operations
performed by.pn. Johnson, veunessmd by, the reporters of
the
, s 0; and' merry othermers, notices of which
h a y e appegain before the ;pntdic, fa des
standing a 'imam= of Character and nitipasi
bilitquis.a sufficient guarantee.to the afflicted..
' • - • .: •
DAYS OF SHODDY]
MEDICAL.
lIALTIIIIOItE
DISEASES OF IMPRIIDENDE
RELrgr. I% TD TWELVE HOURS.
NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS DRUGS.
, .
to Two Days
ybia; MEN
HAi:maGE.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Orme No.: 7, Soong purtiataor STRZIET,
DR. JOHNSON,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,L
These aro some of the sad and melancholy &acts pro
duced by early habits of youth, viz ; weakness of the back
and limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight, loss of
muscular power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, ner
vous irritability, symptoms of consumption, &c.
AllniTALLY.—Tbe fearintelfects the are much
1.6:13e dreaded—lass of memory, confusion of Ideas, de
pression of spirits, evil torebOdingt, .afersion society,
self distrust, love Of 'BOlftucktimOity, &c., aro some or
the evils produced.
YOUNG MEN
Who have, injured themselves by a certain "practice in
dulged in when alone, a habit frequently learned from
evil companions, or at school, the effects of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep,: and if not cured renders
marriage in.jossible, and destroys both mind.' and body,
should.wlyi mmediately. . •
What I +v.; t hat a young man, the hopeof his country,
the darling of, his parents, should be snatched from all
,prospects and enjoyments of life, by the consequence of
deviating from. the path of nature and indulging in a
certain Eecret , habit Such porsonnxuar, beforozontera.
DaRRViGE,
Reflect that a sound mind and body aro the most necessary
requisites to promote cenfiabialhappinese, Indeed, with
out:theta, the journey throoghltfe becomes a weary pil
grimage; the' prolpeot hourly di r k*, to the view;,,the
mind becomes shadowed with despair and„Alled.with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be
'comes blighted with our atm.
IIettOtROIMBMIVZI I IO 3 ZOI4
When the - misguided and • imprudent votary of pleasure
finds he has imbibed the seeds of this painful disease, it
too often happens that an illtimed sense of shame or the
dread of disooTery deters him floor applying to those who
from education , axid respectability, "can alone befriend him.
He intolheltat' ids of Ignorant and designing . pretebd
ers, who, incapable of, egring, - 111ch his pecuniary sub
stance, keep him trifling month after month, or as long as
the smallest fee can , be obtained, and fin despair leave him
with ruined health to sigh over his galling disappointment,
or, by the use of the deadly poison, liferOry, hasten the
constitutional synaptomi of this terrible diseasemichas affeo
bons of the Thr oat, Nose, Skin, etc.:, *ogre:Wig
with frightful nodity till death puts n period to his
dreadful sufferings by "tending him to thattadhlheTecod
country from whence no traveler returns.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
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43111ce•NiiP9r XiititKftedilainrOteatti
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`AMERICAN REMEDIES;"
KNOWN AS
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ:
"HI-GHLY CONCENTHA.TED"
COMPOUND
EXTRACT
BLAT)DER; IaCiNEYSi'GRAVEL
1 .
AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS
Tms Medicine increases the power of Di
gestion, and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy
action, by which the WATERY or CALCEROUS deposi
tions, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS are re
duced, as well as pain and inflammation, and is good for
MEN, WOMEN or CHILDREN.
HEISBOLD'S EXTRACT - . BUCHU,
Arising from Excestes,4abite of Dissipation, 'Early In
discretion or Abuse,
ATTENDED NYITIC THE roLLownw SYMPTOMS
Indisposition to Exertion, Dryneits of tho Skin,
Loss of Memory, • • - Loss of , Power,
Weak Nerves, , Difficulty of Breathing,
Horror of Disease, Trembling, •
Dinusess'of S%isibn, Wakefulnem,
Universal Lassitude of - ithePain in the Back,
Muschlar System, : Flushing of the Body,
Hot Hands, • Eruptions on the Face,
Pallid Courttenade, . •
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, whieb.this niedi
.tine invariably, removes, soon follow '
IMPOTENCY, FA.TIIITY, EPILEPTIC`FITS,
In ono of which . tbe patient 'may expire. Who can Bay
that,thoy are not frequently followed by those . „ "direful
diseases,"
INSANITY -AND- CONSIMPTION
%Many are aware of the cause of their .sufferingty but
none will cm:jaw lheTtatords of.the insane asylums and
the milaricholideattis by. Consumption, bear ample wit
negate the•truth of the imsertlom
THE CONSTITIITIOONCE AFFECTED
N ~
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and invigorate
the system, which Helmbold's Extract Buehu invariably
does. A trial will convince the most skeptical.
OLD OR YOUNG, SINOLE, 31ARRIED, OR CONTE3I
In many affections peculiar to females the Extract Ba
ran ta unequalled by any other remedy, - is in Chlorosistoi
'Retention, IrregularitY, Painfulness, or suppression Of the
customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sclairrous state'of the
-Uterus, Leucorrhea or Whites, Sterility, and for all, corn
,plaintaincident to the sex, whether arising from Indiscre
tion, Habits of Diisipation or in the
NO FAMILY SHOULD . BE WITHOUT IT
,
Takono.Balaim, Mercnty, or Unpleasant Medicine for
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
Cures Secret Diseases in all their stages; at little expense;
little or no change in diet; no inconvenience and no expo
sure. It causes frequent desire,' and gives strength to
Urinate, thereby removing obstructions, preventing and
curing Strietures of the Urethra, allaying pain,end inflam
mation, so frequent in this class of diseases, ancLexpelling
Poisonous, Diseased, and Wornout Matter. 'Thousands
upon thousands who have been the victims of litclicks, and
who have paid heavy feast° be cured in a short dine, have
found thefwerailacelveiVarid thakthe "Poison. , has by
the use of "powerful Actringtults,"been dried up in the
system, to break bilt hi an aggravated form, and perhaps
after. marriage.
Use HELMBOLIPS EXTRACT BUCHU for all Affections
and Diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing in
Male or Female, fromwhatever cause originating, and no
matter of how long standing. Diseases of theso Organs
requirethe.eid of a-Diuretic._ 17 .IOOI.,D;S..E.IaRACf
BUCIAIIIs,the Great .Diuretic, and it is certain to have the
desired eflecti.in. Dlialiscs- 11w which- It is recom
mended.
Blood—Blood—Blood. .Helmbold's Highly Concentra
ted Compound FLUID EXTRACT SARSIPARILLASYM
LIS. • This is anaffection of the Blood, and attacks the
Sexual-Organs, Linings of the-Nose
pi Ears, Throat, Wind
pe-and other - Mucus Surfaces, makng its appearance in
the !firm of Utters. liehriboliPs Ext i ract Samar:Swill* pu
rifles the Blood,. and removes ally Scaly . Eruptions -or the
Skin, giving to the Complexions Clear and Healthy Color.
It being - prepared expressly for this class of complaints,
its Blood-PurifyingProperties axe preserved to a greater
extent than any other preparation of Sarsaparila. '
An excellent Lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic Nature,
and as an infection in diseases of the Urinary Organs,
arising from habits of dissipation, used in connection with
the Extracts Raclin:and Sarsaparilla, in such diseases 55
reconimended.:- .Evidence of the most respoultbleand:re
liable characterzwill accompany the medicims. CE/PrFl
- OF CURES from eight to twenty years standing,
with names known to Science and Fame. For3fedioal
Properties of Ruche, see Dispensary of the rafted States.
See Professor DEWEE'Smaluablo works on the Practice of
Physic. See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
PHYSICK, Philadelphia. See remarks made by Dr.
EPHRAIM IIcDOWF.LL, a celebrated Physician and mem
ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, and published In the
Transactions of the King's and Queen's Journal. See
Medico-Chirurgical Review, published by BENJ. TRADERS,
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. The most of
the late standard,works on Medicinec Extract of Bache,
$1 00 :per licitthi, Or six bottles for $5 00. Extract of
Sarsaparilla,' $1 - 00 1 per bottle, or six for ss`'oo. - Un
proved Rose Wash, 60 cents per bottle, or six for $2.50 1
or half a dozen each for $l2 00, which will be sufficient
to cure the most obstinate cases, if directions are adh n eg
to. Delivered to any address, securely packed fro
servation. Describe symptoms in all communications.
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
Personally appeased before me an Alderman of the city
of Philadelphia, E T. Helmbold, who, being duly sworn,
Both say, his preparations contain no narcotic, no mer
cury, o; other:injurious drugs, and are purely vegetable.
H. T. UELJSi3OLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 28d day ..of No
vember, 1854. WM. P. HIBBARD,
Alderman, Ninth 'street, abLßacle;
Address letters for information in confidence. < •
IL T. VW MBOLDO Chemist.
, .
Depot 104 South 10th street, below Chestnut,. Philadel
phia • . . Enty3Bll:
MEM
HARRISBURG, PA., SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1864.
MEDICAL.
THE GREAT
ITELMBOLD EXTRACT "BUG'HU,"
HEL.MBOLD EYTRACT gABSAPARILLA,
HELMBOLD IMPROVED ROSE WASIL
HE LMBOLD' S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
A POSlrivh AND SPECIFIC REXEDY
FOR DISEASES OF TES
FOR WEAKNESSES
FFITATIES-FEDU.LES---FENTATMS,
PLATMG MARRIAGt
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
HEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCECO*,
ITFILMROLD'S ROSE WASH
AFFIDAVIT
gta4
,Ctitgrapt
14Riter from Europe.
Tarn:firma., Feb: 4.
Up to this•time there has been no renewal
of the attack upon the Danish garrison at
Nussunde, by the• German troops. The Dcm
ish loss in the late affair is estimated at from
150 to'2oo men in killed, wounded and miss
ing. --. l l'he Priissian losa is estimated at 250t0
.300 men, and some, accounts say the loss is
much
LosnoN, Feb. 4.—The Austrians' attacked
the Danes at Bistore, on the 3d inst.' This
town is` one mile south of Schleswig. The
Danish troops held their position in splendid
style. Subsequently an attack was to be-made
on the whole Danish line in front 'flank from
Nuisniideto Atzel. ThiS attadk was' to benniae
ea-day. . . ' •
It is asserted that Faigland, has , : offered :to
guarcuiteo all that Austria and Prussia have
demandectof Denmark.
The Alabama was on the watch for vessels,
50 miles' south of Ragoon on the fifth of Jan-
LONDON, Feb. 4.—The Timee has the fol
lowing telegram
SCHLESWIG, Feb. 3:—At 3 o'clock this P..nr.,
the Austrians attacked the ..Danish port of
.Bistore, one English mile : north of Schleswig.
The Danes held their ground. There was
sharp fighting in progress 'until long after
dark. The Ring of Denmark Walked out'and
inspected the outposts. No casnaltieS have
yet been reported.
The Danes have lost one field piece. The
firing continues., The battle will be resumed
to-morrow. The wounded are being brought
in.
LONDON, February 4, 1864.—The Queen's
speech, delivered on the opening of the Brit
ish Parliament, says the state of affairs on
.the
Continent of Eurppe has been the cause of
great anxiety to her majesty: The death 'of
the King of Denmark brought into immedi
ate application the stipulations of the treaty
of May, 1852, concluded by. his- Majesty the
Emperor of Austria, the Emperor of the
French, the King of Prussia, the Emperor of
Russia and the King of Sweden, and after
wards acceded to by the Xing of Hanover and
the King of Saxony, the King of Wirtumberg,
the King of the Netherlands, the. Queen of
Spain, the King of Portugal and the King of
It is rumored that Lord Derby and De•
Israeli will make a strong attack on Earl Rus
sell's Doliey; and also that the:Cabinet, with
the exception of Russell and Gladstone, are
prepared to support Denmark, An embargo
would be placed on the Getman shipping at
Copenhagen on the 3d.
It is asserted, that Napoleon *store resolved
than ever to take no active part in the Danish
question, but to leave the difficulty to Eng
land. That treaty declared that it is condu
cive to the 'balance of pOwer, and the peace of
Europe, that the integrity of the Danish mon
archy should be maintained, - and that the sev
eral territories which have hitherto been under
the sway of 'the 'late king" should continne
so to remain; and for this purpose it was that
upon the death of the late king, and of his
uncle, the Prince Frederick, without .issue,
his Majesty, King ..Christian, should _be..Eic
knowledged as succeeding to all the dominions
then united under the7scepixe„ of the late
s ling
of4t.e.iiiiiaritY4 g 6 :11
.Thei t adaress;:theiPreferii to' the destrnetion
of Kagozima ii Japan, sly a Britisliteet, and
regrets that such an event should have oc
e-1.1170- ; -
Tlie . ii:ddtess also refers to the cession of the
lonian islands to the' New Kingdom of Greece
;and the rebellion of: the Maor in' New . Zea
land.
The Danish troops are reported to be eager
for a fight.
The Danisliships at Eicken Fonda, after ex
changing shols with the. Prussians, sailed
away.
It is reported,that the Duke ,of Augusten
burg has been proclaiined at Eiken Fonde and.
Gotthori.
The entire Austria Prussian cavalry entered
Schleswig, through Peadesburg on the Ist
inst„ and large InaSses of troops were press
ing north.
The London liforning Post would be threat
ening in its tone, - but believes the German
Powers profess• to enter Schleswig, not with
the oljct of the dismemberment of Denmark,
but onlY to , seize a material guarantee for the
performance of engagenfents.
The Post says England is in honor bound
to furnish material aid to support Denmark.
It is asserted that Fraime and Rnsgia
not join England.
IsiNnox, Feb. I.—The Times seems in
clined to cast upon Parliament the tagfc of de
ciding the policy of the Cabinet. It says the
future course of British, policy rests in the
House of Commons.
The Morning Herald asserts that the govern
ment will do nothing for Denmark. . -
The peace society , has memorialized Earl
Russell against any intervention on the part
of England. • _ _
Lrvnapoon Bras:Dm:rim MAssmr.--Bread
stuffs are firm, and a trifle, higher. Flour firm,
and- 6d.015. higher. Wheat tending, up
wards, and advanced 3d.@4d. ; winter - red at
Bs. Bd. (:)9s. 2d. Corn firm, and 0c1; higher;
sales of mixed at 30.5.'®305. 6.1
LATEST. •
Lrv - sapoor, Feb. 4.—Breadstaffs closed firm
but unchanged. .The provision market is
steady. Messrs. tigland, Athga & Co. and
others report beef steady. Pork steady. Ba
con firm. Butter easier. Lard firmer at Os
G 44.8 6d. Tallow very dull. e
Lninapoon, Feb, 4 .— Provisions closed (inlet
but steady. Petroleum dull at is - 10d for re
fined. .
LATER
SANDY Hoos, Feb.,l9, 2 o'clock P. g.—The
steamer City of Mauchester, from Liverpool on
the 3d and Queenstown on the 4th inst.,
.has
•
passed this point. - •
The steamer City of liondon arrived out on
the Ist and the Hibernia on the 2d inst.-
An engagement, which lasted for six hours,
had taken place between the Germans and
Danes at Nussunde.
The Danish outposts were driven in, but
the assaults on the place were repulsed.
The reports of the destruction of the ship
Montarbin by the Prate Mama, is con
firmed. She was' formerly the'Anierican bark
Texan Star: •
. In the battle at igussunde ' the Prussians
ost one hundred of their men. "TheynSed
seven gel
--• • -
Countencran.—Lmispoor.., Feb. 3.-The cot- ton 'market is easier, and all qualities sli4htlyt
lower, closing steady. The sales na Mondai
and Taesday were 10;000 . bales, including
3,000 to speculators and eziorters.
Manchester markets are very dull, and tend
ing downward. Areal:bluffs firmer_and a trifle
higher. PlOur firm, and td®lahigher. Wheat
tending4 l / 2 mill and 3clig4d higher. Winter
red; 804311(49S -2d: Corn Arm& and red higher;
side ofnalsedltt 300(4)311s 6d. i
LONDWi MOM TiLgumr, Feb. 4.—Consoli
Closed on TriesditY, sogoapi for money.
limn, Feb. • the engagement near
Nnssunde yesterday; -the Danes maintained
heavy cannonade from three forts against,the
storming partiti.s of . German infantry. The
ross of the letter is- estimated at 100 men;
among whom *are - several superior officers::
The Danes continue the cannonade to-day:
The Prussians have brought heavy artillery
to the front.'
The bolds are "ready for the transportation
of *Nips over the Schlei. ;
Itistansmnao, Feb. 3.—Yesterday the Ger
ms.ps were repn/sed four times and finally
retreated. A, thaw and rain has set in.
Lospos, Feb., 3:—The war in Denmark has
created a suspension Of our operations with
the Baltic.. The first vessel detained under
the Danish Embargo was the Prussian bark
Martha., The fleet at the disposal of the .Dak
ish Government, ifis said, will be more than
equal to this service.
Paws, Feb. 3.—The Patric publishes under
reserve the news that the Italian government
has protested against fortifications being
erected by Austria, near Percheera in contrk
vention of the treaty of 1859. The Pays an
nounces that Austrials making arrangements
on the Nuncio. • • '
IXXVIEIth Congtess--First Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19
After ValiOng unimportant private petitions
'and memorials, the Senate proceeded to the
consideraticn of, the conference report on the
enrollment bill. A debate ensued on the
amendments:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
The House passed the Senate joint resolu
tion authorizing transfers from the army of
persons for naval service.
Ten thousand additional copies of MeClel
lan's report were ordeked to be printed.
The House then: resumed the consideration
of the bill establishing a bureau for freed
men'Estfairs. - •.- • .
Mr. Kalbfleisch opposed the bill.
Mr. Broiiks opposed the bill, which was re
ported by Mr. Viliott, of Massachusets, which
State he looked' upon as the ruling power of
the country; whatever she decrees is to be
come law. •
Mr. SteVeit's, from the :Committee of Ways
and Meims, reported back the gold bill refer
red yesterday, with a negative recommends'
tion. It did not pass. ,
In the House, in the controversy on the ap
propriation bill, Mr. Chilton A, White lade
a speech against the war, Maintaining that
permanent peaks can only be secured by ne
gotiation. ,
Mr. Stevens,
,from the Committee of Ways
and Means; 'reported back the resolution re
ferred to them yesterday, authorizing the Sec
retary of-the Treasury tosell the surplus gold,
with a negative recommendation that it does
not pass. ,
Mr. Alley(Masi.) desired action upon it to
be taken, owing to its great importance, but
no question was taken.
Mr. Schenck made a report from the Com
mittee of Conference c the Enrollment BM.
Mr. Schenck explained the Enrollment-Bill as
agreedupon by the Committee of Conference,
and moved the previous question,: which
_was
seconded by 69 against 27, and the report of
the Conference Committee was agreed to,
yeas 71, nays 23. Adjourned till Taesday.
FROM. WASHINGTON
Wien: avows, Fehr:sins, 19.
The weather continues very oolds The Po
tomac is frozen. up and navigation is sus
pended. •
The gold bill before the House yesterday
-will pass in some shape.
Auction sales of condemned horses will
take place at: WM:6 Pa., on the fourth of
March; at Williamsport on the eighth of
March; at Altoona on the eleventh of. March;
and at Wilkesbarre on the twenty-ninth of
March.
The Conference Committee on the Whisky
Bill met to-day, but has come to no conclu
gall yet.
The Gold Bill was up in Ways and. Means
Committee this morning.
It will be reported back to the House some
what amended.
The Conimittee are not yet agreed, but it
looks as if Boutwell's amendment, providing
for anticipating the interest on Government
bonds, would be adopted..
The Committee on Palk. Expenditures got
leave, for three-fourths of its members to go to
New York and proceed with tlieqiivestigation
into theidleged:Castom Honiaratals. They
will be.in.New York next week.
The War in the. Southwest.
. .
• . Cnicaangar, Feb. 19.
A special dispatch Id the ' Gazette, from
Chattanooga,' says that the weather has been
very cold for the past two days, and the troops
on the march prid,in camp have suffered con
siderably. A. slight snow fell yesterday,
'Governor BroWn, of Georgia, has ordered
all the citizens, with their property; to move
to the east side of the Chattahoochietiver, on
pain of having,their,property confiscated.
It is reported that the..rebels are building
an immense armory at Macon, Georgia.
Gen. Stedman has assumed the' command of
the pout of Chattanooga,
Arrival of Eseaped torimmers.
FOlrrlizsa-liorraoz, Feb. 19.
The following additiona escaped officers
have arrived here
Capt. D. S. Caldwell, 123 d Ohio ; Capt. R.
R. Adams, 89th Ohio ; Lient. E. S. Scott,
89th Ohio ; Lieut, E. J. Hegley, 33d Ohio;
Lieut. W. A. Williams, 123 d Ohio ; Lieut. Eli
Foster,- 30th Indiana.
Five more are reported ie . :Xiaye arrivedat;
Williamsburg. _
(Signed) 8.12.41011TLER,-
Major Generttling.
Railway Accident. •
— 2IITLAND, Feb, 19.
The up pasdefitger titauk•bn the Rutland and
w as hingtqii!iliftwia 4e:sten:lay . Tin off the
tract "Ra_ter was kill
ed andjthe fetgly_iplitreil. A few
of the'Vissitfigek:liertisligOT tridated•
PRICE TWO CENTS.
'IMPORTANT PROM CHATTANOOGA,
Crsem-s.tri, Feb. 19.
A special dispatch to the Commercial, from
Chattanooga, says:
"Adjntant-General Thomas is here, organi
zing the colored troops.
"The statements telegraphed from here,
thatihe army was moving on Dalton, Ga.,ate
" "Colonel Burke has returned from the rebel
lines with two officers and twenty-six privates
whose exchange he effected under a flag of
truce. •
General Sherman's troops have destroyed
the bridges on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
thereby severing the connection between
Polk's forces and Mobile.
The rebel papers report a battle at Enter
prise, Mina ~ w ith unknown results.
The rebels have no hope of repelling the
advande of Sherman.
Information has been received that John
ston, thinking we have weakened this point
by reinforcing the army at Knoxville, is pre
paring to attack Chattanooga.
- From Missouri I
Sr. Lours,•Feb. 18.:
General Ewing has been superseded as
commander of the District of the Border by
Col. Ford, of the 2d Colorado Cavalry. • •
The 6th Missouri infantry regiment has re
enlisted. •
Over 3,500 negroes have been recruited in
this State during the past three months,
The Government awards to day consist of
the following: 100,000 bushels of oats, at 874 c. ;
100,000 do. corn at $1 09; 3,000 tons baled hay
(timothy,) at $29 93®530 per ton. The mar
kets generally are unchanged.
Fire at East Newark, N. .1.
Nzw.ms, Feb. 19
A fire broke out at East Newark early this
morning, completely destroying the.extensive
repair shops of the New Jersey railroad com
pany, together with several cars, a portion of
which were new.
The Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19
In the Supreme Court to-day, the argument,
in tho patent hat-body case was concluded.
The Court is now engaged on a few small Cal
ifornia cases.
PROFESSIONAL.
ELECTRICITY.
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RESULTS.
IThR. J. M. CILEMEER vronld respectfully
_kJ inform the public in general and the diseased in
particular, that he has opened an office in South Second
street, below Chestnut, Harrisburg, Pa., where he will
treat all diseases entrusted to his care, in accordance with
the system discovered and taught by Prof. C. Bolles, of
Philadelphia, with whose institution he has been con
nected, and to whom be takes pleasure In referring the
public for information with respect to his success in Con
trolling, disease.
No drugging the system with uncertain medical agents.
Allcures performed by Magnetism, Galvanism and other
modifications of Electricity, without shocks or any on
.pleasant sensations. After" an Electrical Diagnosis, a
guarantee will be given, if desired by the patient. For
further information call and get a pamphlet which con
tains hundreds of certificates from medical men and oth
ers proving the superiority of this system of practice
over all others. Consultation free. Office hours 9to 12
31.,11.05A. and 7109 P. K.
• DR. J. MILTON CREAMER.
feb34l3tawlm- to-th-sa
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YELLOW WATER POWDER
FOR HORSES.
DURING a.practice of many years in this
community, DR. HITE has satisfied himself that this
Powder is vastly superior to any other article in use
FOR THE CURE OF
'YELLOW WATER,
And is of great service to Horses that have ° :..t their
APPETITE
AIITD ARE
HIDEBOUND, FOUNDERBD,
OR
DISTEMPERED.
• Also, that it will prevent
GLANDERS, COLIC AND THE DOTS,
When faithfully used two or three timm a week—invigo
rating and fattening.
For improving the condition of a Horse, he asserts there
is no better medicine, as it will strengthen the stomach
and assist digestion, cleanse the intestines of offensive
matter, and regulate the bowels when costive, purify the
blood and promote digestion—thus the skin is kept loose,
the pores are opened and a lean, scabby Horse becomes
fat and comely.
The Powder ean be used for Cattle, Sheep and Hogs with
good effect.
Directions with package.
PREPARED ONLY AND SOLD AT
.„ KELLER'S DRUG STORE,
No. 01 Market street, Harrisburg.
Jim 14
R ALPH L. MACLAY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office with D. Fleming, Esq. Second street, Harrisburg.
Strict attention paid to all legal business, collections, mili
tary claims, pensions , &c. emptions from draft, claims
prepared and atrice given. delB-deod2m*
St. Valentine's Day.
NOW OPEN at
AERGNER'S BOOK STORE,
a fresh and '
complete assortment of VALENTINES for titi
approaching asitacM, combining
Richness Novelty and Elegance.
Comic Valentines, Sentimental Valentines, Valentine
Writers, Elegant EnVelopes, Splendid Cards, at prices
from One Cent to Five Dollars. Call early at
• leb3 BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
von RENT.-
SEVERAL good dwelling ,Hones, conve
niently located. Some with stabbnc, sheds and
other outbuildings attached. Ofig4o4:Ci BAWN,
Hatousamta, Feb. 10, 1864 „ fehl.o-412w
GENTLEMEN wanting itrxwl fitti ng
SHIRTS call and get your measurtmtalen at T. M.
BMWS Shirt Store, on Walnut sts&., opposite the Ex
change, where he continually keeps on handa large sup
ply of ready-made Shirts anh ShirtinelfiLaterfid. All kinds
of STITCHING done in the best style 01 *aloft:nom%
febl-eodlm*
SELLING OFF AT .COST.—The under
signed is now selling off his stock of DRY GOODS
at cost, as be desires to close out his present stock, in or
der to make some new improvements in his store room.
The goods must be sold before the Ist of Marcb, and the
public will find bargains by calling at.once at
SOL BROWNOLD,
feb3dtf corner Market Square,' opposite Jones House.
Ti A T 1.7 yr .. W I W
FINE BLACKBERRY. and ELDERBERRY WDIE.-
-Warranted pure. For sale at
w. DOCK, as, & CO.
ri k i - 1 CANS Fresh Peaches, 600 Cans
"Ur Fresh Tomatoes, 200 Cans Green Corn, 100
— Gregi. Pas, put up by the most celebrated fruit
-OrOak in it can warranted to give satisfaction, for
sale eta.
WM DOCK, Ja., a Oct
= " lES ! DIARIES !
WNW gpsoitment of Pocket and Desk
A
Diariesf cr 11M,Itist received and for sale cheap at
feb2 4:0 :iff:&MBOOILSTORE, Harneburg.
20 BOXES SPERM OA_NDLES, of a
superior make, just received and for "sale by:
febl. WM. DOCK, CO.