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Pecan Nuts,
QoCoS,Nnts; • -
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EtA,9 discovered the most certain, speedy
' and effectual remodleadit)the World for
IYMEASES OV IMPRUDENCE
EOM
itzLimr ur sus To TWRLVE uorrisi.
NO MERCURY 01c soniiirs ORME'
A Out* Wavrantict• oii : 110 Charge, iv:from On
'O l Ttho Days.
.1„ Weakness:tor :the.' Back, Affeetionief the Kidneys and
Bladderfinvolatitsr y , Dlschaim, paliotency, Genensl-Pe-'
bility;_fre*Miness,, Meognor, Lo*
Confusion of ',Meat Palpitation' or ilna-Ifeart,
aromblintes; Dtmneetiof Sight.or OfddirieeiVDlSease of the
Head, Ibroat, Nose or Skin, .Atfections• of - the •
'Lungs, Stomach or Bowels—those, terrible (4m:tiers
;arising from the Solitary Habits of ' Touth—those secret
land solitary practices more fatal to-Shell-victims than th
~ song of 4yrens to the Mariners Ulysses,. (blighting their
•most brilliant trOties or'airtidipatibils,' rendering marriage,
&c ,impossible ; : • • s ; ,• .
YOUNG ~312 N
.Especially, who hare become thellciline of Solitary Vice,
tat draulfulanclilestractive lutbleAtinch annually sweeps
to an untimely grave, tlmueanda- of Young
. ?,fen of , the
most eitalted . talents rallct WhO Might
otherwise have entraneedlistening;Senettes with WO then
&prof eloquence or waked to - ecteay the Living lyre, may
call with full conlidence,
i'so'
M9JUGE,
.
Married poraonS, or Young Men contemplating marriage,
being aware at physicial Wt11311T9.9.9,
• - •
Be who placeshimseirander the care Of-Dr. 7. may ye.
• ligicitMy confide in his honor as a ; gentleman, and, confi
dently rely upon hiv skiff a rfigtaidait. •• .
PRP•9
ImatediatelY Cured, arid
this distressing affeetion—whieli- 141iderszlIf*-misemble
and maniage iropossflde-Astheipsnalty:pid&by - Ihe *10:
time otimproner YOONA:Pqrsous ar° too apt
to condeli,excesse'S frbre netladirg aware of i rthe - dreadftil
consecinencendaEiresy 'Mita: Now, litho' that under
stands the subject Win preterid to",deny that lhe:lanter
pioareation is lost sooner by those Leto Improper,
hibits than by the prudent. Besides being deprived, the,
pleasures pc healthy . , offspriht 'the. most serious and d 0.,.
- structive'' syninioms 'bay and • third: . ..gage: ,
The 'system begonias deianged, Atte physical:entl!nsielital
Pnotidfla;wealteriqd, loss ; .of ; :procreative power, ryous
irritabllity, dy,spepsia,.palpitatlori,of theheart,ind rne;
donstltutiOnsl debility a' wastincof the Mune; ;eon
_ .
sumptioti; decay and Meath.. • •
•
OPFIOX N0..7, Siaruleat.omalor STlOner,
_
Left hanctside going from•Raltinaore ,elm 4 a few. hoop
from lhecorner. not to nam e and number. -
Z Letters' must be peld end contain staiap. The bodies
Diplomas hang in-hie Office. '• • -•- :
DR. JOHNSON,
Membeitif; the Royal Mingo of Surgeons, londozg-gtad-%
nate knin one.Of ths ! foost;ominent collages, in she 14n.ii,ed
States, fdtd:tlia grAttr oa4 , of Whose - life has been Vent:
In the hospTerd . PhillidekOhia :aid' OW
where, haiadlicteilaioniecbf;.the moss 'astonishing ewes•
that were ()Yet . 4.l4lMt::mail9 troubled with ringing the'
bead and, ears. letter} asielp great _nervousness, baing,
alarmed at sadden_ sounds, bashfultieek with Bent
..bliushing attended' iimiellenes with:dentngeoiena orminti
Were cured immediately. • •
TAT F, PAAT/CIJW NOTICE
These fat sfusicof *44;4:ad:and
M Olanchnly effeels„piti• -
duced bystitli : weakdessiOfilie:babk
and 'babe, pains , Sti."tbe • beadVdimuess of *sikbcilbsigiof
musetdarvovasc,radpiuttiortot the , heart, dyspepsia; tier,:
roes nylnptoras Ormusumption; ¢y ,•
lirarralLi.--The fearful istrecte on the mind are push'
to be .dreaded—ross r of memory conflisiolif of ideas, do.
- pression of spiritiVaell - foreboilliWitertilon%*f society,.
self. distrust, love of solitude , timidity, &0., are some of
-:::ItOtfX4r.ltEN i -,_l
Who have ittjured , titblitteltelt •by liritottbolit;
dulged ,in.when„alono.,,tilekbit.frequptittgottearttnarkotri
oval eorepbilen4; or WOO , e,ff.ePlA
'nightly selt,,evan when asleep, and it.het earea-Ttendmi !
marriage -n-Ais Bible- and destroys both mind- hild-bodyi
stouicli ni'l
' :- Wbata hakkl9%Pg Pie ftePeef
the darling. or hip paremth.shottld•hp .amnehikti from in
-4feelleAS and bajoymanta of life, llittei Ctalseihencii:Pf
deviating Amp the path of Wage and indulging hi a..
k,ertatn aeoret habit. Sash pewee= atom - hafore cendem
NE , uot4Gg`
. ,
Reflect theta sound.mind and body are the most new-miry:
requisites to yrorpote connubialhaMness. — indeed - , with
out these, the journektbritglitiftheetiWilrfii#l,,,pit
-I:grimage ; ,the prospeot darkensto
.thegiew. ; the
becomes shadoweci withideepair and nuod.:mrfth the
trielancholy reflection that tbe.ll:tppiness of another be
wzdmes blighted with our Own.- • •
- • -
DISEASE 01" rmaltivoMA:
.71
When the nalsgrildidirfd,hapmtenti . Yotary,_el : „ „Pleasure
finds he Ms imblterilie s e eds of th i s Painful d i sease,
4.0010 NA FOTAT4III4 - 43011.04 - ?senserof . shame or the
!dread of discovery deters from iippl9l4 to those who
from education and respectability, can etiose l befrie t ndhim,,
Hn falls into the hands of ignorant and designing
Who,•Anckpable .:of :curing, filch his Peetltdeff :sub`:
stance„lmep him trifling month after month, or as long as
the smallestr-fie Can be obtained, and _in despairleastahim.
With ruined health to sigh' war hisgaliingtsappolatment,
ter, .by the use of theileaffly Voisbn,lfercuryrhisten- the
constitutionalsymptomsofthisterribleslisems3,wh asaffeo•
lions of the Heat xose, SJdn, etc., progressing
ffightful rupulity,•:till 'death. z Pare_ el period to h is
dreadful sufferings, by, Bq4A.lng . him to that
. undiscovered
country frotrwhence no tinvelir • --1'
Di - DORSEad:E.NT OF THETPRESS
T .
he . clued it this institution..,yea.retter
leuviiha' Vie' numerous ixignt!itait iniiticer•opsfattotui
twined by 15r:-Jotuason;Wititeased : ?Fl iii¢crtOks
4 111 ? 451 ,1 4 . 4 = r ; and im- 11 Y otherponeticee
zims,„ again before - Me' public;:bistitieti=
liis stindirig as a lrentleratiii or ctudiefer- and Tiepin* ,
bility, is a sufficient guarantee to the afflideiL
SKLNT DTSPASES SPRRDILY CURED.
OiElbe Ne. : 7'Soutit Frederick StreetV "
"AMIRICAN REMEDIES,"
, KNOWN AS
44 1I . EIAMBO_ILD 9 S 19
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ:
I ti ELY CO IT:0 E R, ATED"
FLUED:titliACTWait];
jib kIiDEA; BIrI7NEYS GRA VKb
MACS Medicine increases4he--power of Di
gestion, mulexeites the ABSORBENTS into healthy
acuoit, byw)/iph the ; WATERY - or' CALCgROUS doposi
tion; and 'IINIaTITRAV - ENLARGEMENTS are re
duced, as well as pain and inflammation, And is good' for.
?dEN, WOMEN or CHILDREN.', • t
iLIVIBO.LD'S. EXTRACT :4Uflirn,
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Early In
discretion or 'Abuse,
AM/ZINGED - WITH FOLLOWING.' SYXPI`OIOI
'•-• -
ind4F o OLtiou to •F sertioryi. DrY 1 4 6 4... 0 (1144 ,
Lessor Lessor Power, , .
Weak Nerves, ' • Moult., or Breathing,'
Heinpr of Disease, Trembling,
Dfnaness ef . Vision Wakefulness,
Unlversid Lassitude of tket'ain in the Back,. ..
,litesaular Systole, ""-"- tlie Body,
Hot Hands, • " ' • Bruitions on the rape,
. • ;Pallid CoMitenace,.
•
. ' . ; = . • '
Tliese.symptoms, if allowpd tp so. on, which ,this mcdi
eine Antariably removes, .soon follow
:liiPOTOTO; Fid,(ll.l'Y - EPTImiIiTIC PITS'
In
otkikir which the nt 'may - 04)1re. 'Who can 'day
that they are notlregbently.l6llowed by: fliode "direful'
..Jihiny aro aware of the cans° of their sufferings, Uttt
r n,one wai confess The records the insane asylums and,
iriebuiebelp Aeatfd by, leousti 84i; hair - aniple
volt
tteireto the truth ortlieessattion: , . - • • •
Iit4O , CONSTITtfTION; ONCE' AFFECTED
; 7:ISIITIEDAGAIITO WEAXNESS,t ri 7
•
. • -•;;•.: .147. ..11 • . • •
Ritgitiriefthe atcl'ofmedlotne Yd sixengthenonil .invikoralb
the System, which Helthbold's Extract Buahu invariably_
doeS. A trial will convince thexnest sX.spticaL •
_ . • ,
Er24ES-/PEIVLALES,-Fi lL llll 4 , T
OLD OR TOTHG, SINGIA.baIWAR C°NTEM
tmply:atiictiops,,pq4diar!oferruLlfis tfiejatnlct
nitequ4l.s4l 1* apy - dthderomidy, ss Tn . ChrOroili Or:
Retention, Irregularity, rainftilneat'orstippreisaion id-the
ettin'oinszylittatnatTons, UleiratedorrSchirrous state Or ttia
Uterus, .I.4naprtiftor Whttos,Sterilq,,and•foll ,all..eem
plaints inei4entle,the ser, wnetbrer arising froin
tidn' IlabitO . 014sipatton or In the — ' - •
• • • 'Dzor e ira , XPRicturraziraPA7 1 • •
*7: FAMILY SHOULD BE wrisour . Tr.
Immo no Balsam, Mercury, or ttnp eassut Medicine for
llripleastihrein4Danggrosiefloi 'We&
.4uF sus -4,p. ,
1
HELMBOLD'S EX.THADT BUOHU,
,curtlrsocs ot:fiSORSCA rn sji Ch eir Id:4es .* Jlittlglapetise;
little or no change in diet; no ineeo/veatence and no expo-
Alibi It causes frequent desire, and given strength to
,Ukinate.i,heretiyireutevihg ohstroettons, preventing and
„paring.b trletareaot the Drethea, slis d pu t ain and
nil: don; dtthilh - thla'brate , and ex '
elliri~.
Pels o nous, D' Lend Moilliiiiit-4datte ' ril •Theirratiridsi
upon Alidusalidit:who.have. , bohnineviotimtottioaasnini.
:who havo,Ktlihsa y y feea t yna cared in a shorl
toplictibiy were ariceived;.awkWal the "Piti50n , :,1033.4
'the use of "licriverEaVAsitinte*" been dried' up in' hs,
systisrti; break Oa in an:agravated fotni; and potharep
atter n:!arriago.__ _ _ •
VIM
umfFaisoLD'S.Acr BUCERT Purl Affections.
andWiscases orttle'LlrittM3i Organs; trlibWerreirsting
or`Peinitle, liordirtiamver Otiuse•originating, and no.
'Matter of itiailorcsiandlna: .Diseases. of these - Orgias:
Age ire thruktd of a Diuretic:. ..tigtAI..2OW,S., , EXTBA.fiT
BDCHTl:l3.tlie,Oreat. „Diuretic - , and it iiceratia. to hara.the
desired seta" for *hind - • It'is'rbbVii
,t, Blood—Blood—Blood. Holmhold's Highly Concentra
ted Compound FLUB:).E7BACT.SARSAPARiLLASTPIth
LIB: , This' Is an`affection' Of the Btbod ; turd' atiacki' the
Sexual Organt,..tininga:onthe Nosti v ElEus, Ttutat;
Alpo and. other .MPenk
_Sigft_icettLinaKne**PiteAmeee - 24 -
the form of ulcers. melmbold'slit Sarsaparilla pa - -
-rides the Blood; and rensoi*ilkil Vulgolfroc the
:Sitin,.giviiikko the ComplextiiiiWieiartandilteatthy- color:
;Itibeingt ;prepared exproaftly - frir this class bf complaitus;
„US Blood-Rosily inOmperdes ; am nreserr4 i
; W, a , geeater
extort - than any other PreParation of Sarattiparla
. . -
.
ittsbirgoLtes RosttrAwr. - "T'"
:salt - aideßent Lotloh fdi4lieesdaof SIIINIit 0140,
tarlas , suilbjeatfonliiiLiii*.aser of 4 WO' •Willoei
arisin'idrihn . lndelts of..dissititioni:connectif) 'wok
the:Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparilla,_ln•Atuekdiglehee as
recommended. Evidence-Rl . ..the D 1 94-fesPotisPio-eik
Rubio - character Itili - VccoittPtin's thewtailicitiat
C-TES OF CllRES•twinldghttienelehtir -
iwith names /MONA PlSeleue,9.:lo4:Fanze: - .`Poii Medical
Properties of Hoehn ado Dispensary of the ; United .Staye..
SeeTrofessor.DEWEES valuable trdits - ohlike'Praclfcepf,
Physic. See remarks raltddthetthiv - itite vieieliitaixl
PHYSlCE,Philadelphia See- rernarks...made* by • Xtr.•".
EPHRAIM MoDOWELL, a celebrated Physician and mere
‘ber'of the . Royal College of Surgeons, antlpublished in the.
,Transactionsr of the King's and Queeh's Jelirtuir - See:
Medico-Chirurgical Review,publiabed by BENJ. TRAVERy
Felling of the Roy* ,Cetlegg of Surgeonn - :Tim:meet o '
th e teteeteacrd, works on Medicine. Estmctpf. Bucbo x
$1 , 00" per` bottle; ir.bottles for $5'00., Eitract of
seraaplu'illiti ;II- a • - liti#le;" - ur?.•al;i r for lin
prOvedlhae Nash, centoper bottle; or six :for 42 50, ,
or half cdo;en eachlorAM po, whiek will hp =Motel*
to ouro - oiiist.Ostirgtte.Ulses,. /Ldirectloas are adhered
to. Denvered to any' addreas;aecniely packed•ftch;tta
plrrallioir.:: , ;DeteribeLeynintumtilif s t il 4 hcmitinel Onz"
-Wee gularantwiti: , :.o l jottlrettur ,, l.;.. • -
Personally. appeared before me azr Aitternseteetethe , city
•Of Philadelphia, It T. Helmbold, who, being duly sworn,
dOth,say, his preparagona contain no nareotte,,no mar-,
'gamy; 4r ottior'iMuitous rtril o ,.aiM are
H. rlreltbletabbil.'
Sworn and subscribed before me, this . ....l34,arty :of No
eembor, 18P4, - IliklitSylip r
— Aldermen; Ninth street, ali. - RaT,lll4'
Address letters for information in confldOn4:
- s_'T. HELMBOUDizOlieretst.!.
pepptio : i Sontli7o93, 1404, b*0w:4114014.1:441,PAP.4 1 9W
- [my2Bly,
HARRISBURG, PA., TUESDAY EVENING, WWI 1864.
MEDICAL.
THE GREAT
HELMBOLD.EXTRACT "BlICIKU;,!
HELMBOLD RYTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
SEMIBOLD:IMPROVED, ROSS WASH;
E BA)
GENUINE. PREPARATIONS
MIfPOGND
A 19,SMVE AND SPED IC REMWI
FOR DLSEASBH-0rg313-
AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS
111111
FOR ,WRAMsTESSES
INS/iNNY AM./ICIONICFNEME ON
/5.4T1N0 DLdI{!i•IAG
.a , m)ltvrr.
9ailrfthgq4
, Pennsylvania. Leiiqtature.
r.a1iT37213 P.X.Efpl,r. : .F.Oll„. nur 4 :Timalaximz
-Nnox, Februar)l_9,i PAC
Tho'§enate at 7. o'clock, ~1 1 1 41
Journal !IRA:PM 14441aPET 0 .721 1
°F`T4L.B,Pr4I.._
TherSecre,..tory Ofe.
,4Dannite ! ,n3Fehlth liert . l„
introduidd, preeetited - a return of the special
Alection in Indiana AnArnifrong counties,A
whereby Di. ThoraSsA.C44w4B_clikly elected,
a.Benator tho;,roors,:of-JECurry NhitO,
signed. " • • •
The SPEAKF f II. The,: 6nitot. elock, FE4 I.
please present lumelfin, front, ofths,desiL
the purpose of fakiiiii,iftioaiii:,of office..
.The oath of Wipe morale!). administered to.
Mr. Sr.. CLAni,the,fcillOwing words:
"You do swear" by the Almighty ; God;, the.
searcher of alhheerts, that ; you will:support
the ConstAntion of the 'United States,. and, this'
as you willonswer, to god at the great day;,
and you do idsci,sivear, by Almighty God, ,the,
searcher of all hearts, - that you will.,*imort
the Constitution . of the State of. Peidasykkanut,
and diiCharge your duties Seils„,*, with ft-,
Aelity,,sud that as you answer - God at
the great day."
• TARAVE TO INTRO DUCE ,
Mr . :JO/USK:IN. - I. ask :411v; tg• , inkoduce;
a bill in ple.4lit gkiatime.
Mr. CLYMER. On the qpestiori grant;-
irig, leave, Z , ask,for the ayo andlicies.
. • r...IsTIMOLS;;(I2frty,I ask what Is the pharr
acter - of the bill of the senator from Lyecsp.,
_ .
. .
Mr. * JOHNSON. * The bill :.I desire * to in
troduce is entitled,,M. act to regulate
.by soldiers in actiel,mili44 ,
The calffor the yeas and :nays- being See l
onded by Mr STEIN, the result of the,
.vole
was as follows: • •
. .
Yz" -- Mcitss*,. ( Piln,Pn.27 B ,.
lap, Flemi4, `drahira,. noge, :llonseholder, ,
Xohn"son,.Le AT
wry, , Candle,s.s,, lliohols„ Ridg
way, St. Clair, Tyrrell, 'Wilson, Worthington
and Penney, Speaker-17.
NAYS—Messrs. Beardslee; Bnoher, Clymer,
Donovan, Gla k ,, Hopkins, Kinsey, Lamber
ten, Latta, 11. ‘ Sherry ? Montgomery,„ Reilly,
Smith„Stark,*in and Willace--1.6.
So leave was granted:
' During the call, . •
IIir:'OLYMEER said: made', the q 4, for
- the ,ayes
_ftnd noes,ppon this onastion '
aelpated
ihnply hy:a - senie of the duty incumbent upon,
an'e. There is no
~one. in this Senate to' whom,
„Would more oliberfully accord ,gie
at, any time to read athatilto.t.t34 l 4.
'Senator frPra. - .:LYectlx4 l2 l&• , y*4 l 4_
daelievd that - Bali Senate' is. ,organ )141,44,
at e' QPROS CI P I° 3II 'Om
Precedents ofl4Tferitri hPrq Reri(
siatentlY, constantly, ever,' record a negative,
vote upon the reception of this or any other
piece of legislation. I thereforet vote no.-
':The resnlto,f the.vote.was then announced. Mr. 'JOHNSON Iread - PireY 7 lsTiscia :a bill
entitled actte s regula plec lops yso ars!
in actilaniatdry service.' L'
BEE
AIMES Or :THE. SENATE.
=9
Mr. CONNELL.i • I•Anove thatr'the• Senate
proceed to n'se7cottd. readitig 4 3r thskreetelution
relative to the adoption of rules, , ofrefed; liy
[The Clerk read: the resointion
Resolved, That the rules of flie Serrate
adopted at the sesslore of-1883, be •and..they
are hereVadoptett for 4`IS go!reirthieut of the
Senaterat the, present SeseildntuhtilAitheiwiali
ordered.
. ,
. . an. , the- question of proceeding to a; 'second. ,
reading , and 'ecitisi'deratiOxi of the'fiaOlation. ; '
. - The yeas, and nays were, required",'W4Efe
WALLAO Sand'!Mr:?LATTA,- and' wetart.itt. fol.'.
low, viz : : lir , . i t1:-. , t.: :"7 - 1.o:,;.07 , 't .:.:: •:: •:!
• .Yies:--Itesaidi , Ohanipileyti;-toinr;elV - Wok , :
lap, Fleming, Graham, HoN'''HtatittibTder;'.
Johnion, - LoWry,MearidleSb, 9 lficWl,!litidge:-
lay, St. Clair, -Tfizirtill; . IN r iltsisW: l lVbrthingn,
and Pei iciSf r Rpitikeri.,.47.. , .. !do:: ..,...: -irk . , .: , . ...7 .
Neitmledigia. Beardslee, Otteliiir,'Dlyther;'
:Donovan, Glatz, Hopkins, Kintiy,t`ramber`•
ton, Latta, MSlierry, Montomery, Reilly,
Smith, Stark, ktein,andlYallaoe--4.6. . '
So the 'rriOtiOn'a.l Weed to:
The qteationitheif being on the adoption of
-the resolution, ;; , ;; _ !, , ~:: ._. :. - -;,. '-. • :
' Mr,: CONNgrol:i.Tra, ()wale.: airamiklbytki . ii7
ing oilt the WOrtlik ?Attctlie:preonkseasiOn4l 7 .
.:';On the motion to ameba, the yeas and nays:
were requireklby,: s l4. :WAWA:land Mr.!
:(3LAW-% '4n4 Yr.g. 0 , AP.ktilim.'fiw.vi" ..:.,! r.::-.: )
• Y*As.,,tikterarsg,haysifOonnelir:t.Dtin:-
lap, -Fleming, ;Grahinr4T Hcolle . ,";Trousehold.eril ,
Jahusoni.. l / 0 7y,..:WOmulleati,;Xlehailllidg+.
way, St. Clair, Turrell, Wilson, Worthing-
itiln and:Penney, .Speakeri-01.7. .' 'l' :.:-, ...la":.*': .. i
- : -. N.axaltiessrs.. Beardsleei,R;aakter,-,Olymer;.
?DoncrlB44lGlatzi , ,Soikins, Kinney, ...LardhLtr-, , ;
ton, ..:-Datta,.7.2lFShext7s;:UontgomorAißitilly,r
Smith, Stark, Stein and Wallacei4ol, r.:;: -- 1.
',..::So.the,artkendraont was agrea...to.l, - ; - ;.e.:.; -.: -.:i
, ~ The, qteatiortpeurring.ou the:resolution:as
amended, fl 4,.1...7.::.::. ...t. • ;-
The yeas And :nays .were ..-regniiii4...hy f - , .:14. - -,
tAIMERTON and Mr. - STEN
~.: . d were ag
t
follow, c ;jiiz4 4 .,.....,, . p 1 is i
. „ YE.-a . 4 . 0 . 5i 1.:.,: ,, . 2 _ . Ile
~ . . ... ell, ..)
lap, % eratort,s arab 1' , ,, 1 / 4 ,11 ‘HcrusehOl . 4.fr
Johnson, Mary liF , e&dless, Nichols, Ridg
' way, St: Clair, '.eurrell,: - Wilson, -- Morthington
And Ponnoy,,!lpezicer- 7 ,-.V..., ,
.. .„..... c. ,, ,
....t, NBA—Messrs. Ifelirdidee;ititolifir;"'Olyider,
Donovan; Gliiz ":Hopliins, Kimsey, Laraber-
lon;.Latta.,.. MA/ierry.l Montgomery,T,Reilly;
staithi.Stark, - .9 l 43,imutWAillay,... i'IL
, .. So the resolution was adopted.
; -• :- ILITOIyrIONMENT- OF 'Tick KATZ :i 7: '• • '
- ' gi:'doisll - Etz. ' T'rnoye thaVthhgetiate
iproetd to..the - 26,onsideratibir Of,' `resod;'
tioti c Offered.by i'436ll;:aa f0110wa.:,..-.
'" Neepto4, 'That a itelect. committee et' MI
be aPPointediiiiitiort ixitlieSenate a biii;ap ,
portioning the State i lato Senatorial and-Rep;
resentative'distiicti_. - ;' _
On the motion, — • -' • -
• - The yeas and nays-were required by Mr.
- KINSEY and Mr. SMITIFE, and were .as fol
.lo*,- iii : • -; ':`; P:'.'. , ,',. ,•' ' " ' :.;:, :7,
YEAs--I . lessrs. Champlieys, Connell, Dun
16P,_FlemLlig,i9raloun, Hoge, Householder,
jonnsiin, rowry,"ll"Cindless; Ric:lL:Zs, Ridg
way. St. Chili. 'Darrell, Wilson, Worthington
and Penney, Speaker—l9..._
NaTs—ldeasra.:l3 - tiardalee, Rucher,
. Clymer,
DonoW4;Grati;".. Vairther;
ton, Latta;l'X'Slil*ry„ - -I,l6iitgOifieU, Reilly;
Smith, 'Bl.iiik;RiSin.
.L 4 • •.
and Wallace-l 6:
So the.mohon was itexeiidlO.'
The question men tieing on the adiptioit of
tho resolution,
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teas And -rraY43weze.ith4l4l4albY-51-7•11
•IIA- 'Ziff P: 12 111.r: 4 6 -44 , 14 1 g 7.4Filhas
t
`Dill° , viz: . . , r r
Y —Mesita: ClititnititreYs, : Connell, rift
lap, dining, Gralttinialfaie, , Hotnielloideri
Jo on, Lowry, M'Candless, Nichols,..Bidg;
wan SN . 01 4 T Mi I t" W AP 3/ M.lvegington,:
and iiMMy,.....Cßeakir: l •l7. , ,
•. N —Mestri, Be tiis iittoll4 l ; 'alynier,
:Don van , 'Gluts, .13 - oplthni, Kinftlyi••tatnher
ton, tta, A1t:5her 1 7,...fX.04419511e17. Reilin
:S mi Stark, Ste walla aPGiF, B . 3l a7r l ,
-:. t . /16 r lni nti° a tl if ° * .1
4* OF C/1637. ' AIM 944EideOkillafiraS:
moiroLs. ' .movd that, a n 43
" t ,• ' GllrEfsr , , ail 3 4.I E:Z. si r ~
'two edlo'did elg r aiii"oP l k4%licESetur
.othei• (diesel:: ••!.71 1. ri•%1":. ,, _t1 lc.? '. LI ilf '- )f!
1
•IXWargt: :1 1, 44PV.r 0 t futtgoli itlitztAlgr. 1
.tikox s,4xl3efting•the yrord..."4etlf.y"in c liert
kif t e wordr MAT Cleilc. -- ' . . , - .
1 .0 thetit u i t iasia r 6 ;
T e-yeak , idiul , naya i mere gequiraly Mr.
L'r , 111 44.49111 D . 4l . 2 tiK- 1 4YY1AutdW.effit.tif ,4: 11 .-i:
arar,s 2 -liiii n sii'iliit e f- ', - "Thictiet, blyiner,
Doncoian,o-Ifikt,t/f6iiiintgL WiiiieY,Alimibei: -
lon,;Latia; IM'Sherry... - ,liksztgnmery, s Beßly, .
• Empl, B,4lrlci:§oin and . V 11 . 1 449P , .i74- '
' NarS -- S I ,SrS• . Chaln2llaYq h 9Qunell, Dun
lap,penif4 Gr i ralutio, -- Hfrie, Efoitletaildek,",
, J4•l4lsort, 'Lowry, - lif'Caridless;Nielicila;qtidg-.
Ewan St Clair, Turrell,: WilsomiNorthington.,
anall'enneY, s Pealcer7 - 17.
*, 3
'S' the amendment- wasnot:agreed to.
• e question recurring.onidie -motion,
a yeakand, nays. were . required. by Mr..]
1., pFN9N . and. 14 P- 17 4, i extcl - NyfF eas
~foil * viz:" "
..
• Ykas—Messrs. CharapileyS,'' Connell, Dun=
'rani Fleining, Graham, Ilege, Householder,
Johhzon. Lowry, lirCandleskirrNohols;:rltidg-
Nati St. Clair, Turrell, Wilson, WoFthipgto j r_L
arixliPenney, Speaker---17. , - ,: ,
*---
ysMessrs. Beardslee, Buelieii L 'Clyiaaer'
'DouoNtaxt,• Glatz,LEthiskitis, .11inaay;, Larriber-
I.oni Latta, ,111'Skfatry, _Montgouieryi.aeilly;
&filth, "Stark : WI?. 94 4 Walla q - 7.4 , q't. `.' ro
Sp ' pie ' iniitiOn*its agreed 'to. ,
During the - call; - .- -'- -• •,, • • -
, Mr, i3EARDSLEE. said: Understanding
_that the , proposition for f.the election o#:a
Cleik,at this time is irreguler„ that we cannot
probeed to trait4abt any hrisinea.s of.' to - elect
anY, officers mitil-*e elect a• Streaker, t vote
• In acoordan9e with, We, resoluti . on, the Sen
late went into an election for a ChietQfpris awl
other officers; with the following result: '
The following were the oilleem elected:
W. , ' L Hantersly, of Ger.-.
flaalatcirn! ).
assistant Cierk—Gui:aon.' . Tleuy of ET:ie
'• Clerlrs==o N. . Worden of'
:Union.. county, Aonawit.: Butterfield, of
gheny county „ C iao , g*rivrrutua.. Butler.
counM,,Thee,derclycogungcounki.'
= aergiant-at-44i--47ohn G. Martin, of Leg
.,ol.4Bfer county.
..Assistant-Seileant-e•Aiwia-- Samuel r.
W. Raymond, of
r
.IV - aioshott; of Thiladel-•
.phia. •
- _Assistant,Messeiver-harpas • A. :Leech,..of.,
Mercer county.
- Alter some further business the Senaij'ad-
Ijiinin'ed wit:1111 o'clocit•to-Merriow morning.
1.• : ;
apv§.P c o.k . Rßkitt IttkrtkirivAs.
• . • • • •
- • getortiaq 29, 1861.
:The House met at 7i v as.
After ilib pieentation 'or pelltioUn and re
ports, the following named hills, among othefs,
were read in place: ' -• '
Mr. BItOWN; an- 2 aPt punish the re-
Ruiting of naafi in Pennsylvania lot the: vol
.unteer service of other 4tate,s., , The t bill,
ie was, passed pro*,ides for pun
.whifig the offence -by fine not`` eiceeding
five 'hundred' dollars arid iniprisentnerki not
exoeeding-turblvel months. :.•.• • .
•By Mr. ALLEMAN, a further supplement
to tialact entitled_ 4n act ,t,p, incorporate
'city a! Harrisburg, in the county, of Dauphin,approved Marchl9';`'A: j o. I'Bo. ' • -• •
Thgbilt which on motion of T iTARMAN;
was ociiiiiiderecli and- passesi finally, is es fol
lows;
Be it tuggede4a., • Thalitach and,eyery ward
in the city erg, c .
a repie'seritgticin cpiiioby
resident 'of the 'Ward; and..lA.;daffe';of Alm -re
moyal of any.stuili. connoil h lrdm_tlie ward
which .he ,was, elected to- rep
.. resent, his seat
shUshallviCarit_bY the ...... court
:ell at theik.'neki'meeting, - orlaiitiiilk as possi
'tile, at which time a spetiar election shall be
ordered to supply the vide - hey.
• ;On motion •of Mr. SMITH; (Chesten).the
JErottse,proceelledlo ; the :corisideration of the
%int resolution prnposing.ainendnients to the
;Constitution, enitracing t the l ifogisitlon to
VeCiire to the - siiiiliertiLthe-right of suffrage: ,*
Pendinif,:theZtontri r deration of: the 'subject!
the EfOlisg,:acliotimie.4...,.
.
Ati)
IXXVIIIth .1 Congress-41st . ,Session
I=l
*As erroM Feb. 29.
•
e s `(Towft) Ynti4idueffii forthe
prOteetioir ofthe teVerlinikl' - emiitoilo - n'to.the
Pacific. Referred to the Committee on
tetrAffairs.
Mr, Sumner, (Idass.,) from, the seleet, nem-.
inittee, On slavery and freedineri, prOfnted.a,
repdrt"On. the-ragitive'slabe rap
accoarded
with a bill for the repeal of all lairs re'rederistg
:up fugitive
-ROUSE OF-REPRESENTATIVES. -
4r. Julian (ST:T.). introditca: whin:to :se
cure. perilous:in-the:inilit ys laud AVlAgflr
vice homesteads in confiscated and forfeited
estates within the, insurrectionary diati;tcts:
Referredto the PoniMitteif on` Publio Lands.
11.1: 7 1loss 1 0114 of iied resolution; deals/r
-ing thaw in,c/insequarice:4„. the ipereasecte
penses-of hying- and..tb.e depreciation of, the,
vale of the national Currency, it is the opin=
ion of thiS'Hiiriee ' that the compensation
this officers and soldiers of the array ancl.nas7
oright:ta be inareased„ abouk Qiirty-thx:ee, pin?
cent., and that tin% Committee of 1 14-itariAt,,
insiiiictea to report at an early**,
a bill the 'Views -of 'the Waite' as
expilmsed by.titis resolution.
hir. Wilson (Ks.) bill provid
ing that each and eyw i p t os ,.
on who. 9900:14.9 nAgnot . 19 the I;Tnited
Statas oftfiatS+,4B66,l:iii.
rAtj. f , ttrt
:'Ti -.:411
necotistlyt &ties on imports, may discharge
.one tenth of the amount of such indebtedness
' - hy paying, legal tender Treasury notes of the
United.. States.. Also, a bill providing that the
provision of The act. of August, 1861, which
,luathoiites•a, direct 'tits of twenty millions,
shallbe•Fulpended -Until' April, 1867. Both
1 4 1 . 1 s 'swore referred, to the Committee of Ways
and Means. -
tile - moridepar . tment has received informs
lathe follpFn4g ea t tares:
the 11th inst: thp nited States steamer
caPturbd the `schooner Louisa, of
tef l l4: P:, 'three: Miles north by West of
the - rams:river pass„: naming for the mouth
c9F , ti river. In reply to the hail of the
Quoin she replied she was from Havana, and
betnitt 'botnewlierealong the coast of
-T.exisT= I did not-know of' what her cargo
ttorkeistedi - buioAPen'tsxtrft_gher she gave uP
to he. Queen alixitish,. certificate of registry,
Aisd her shipping artieleS; remarking at — the
time thet;she surrendered as a Lawful prize to
the Queen: '
triien a hasty examination the cargo was
found to consist Of powder, Enfield rifles,
Salt,, sugar and whisky; •
On the Ist inst a beat expedition from the
11. S. „bark lying in St. Andrew's Sound, Geor
gia, ;cortunanded by - Ensign Gillespie, captared
a sloop laden with 72 - bales of - Upland cotton
and,two ofSea Island cotton:
Tbey also secured the picket consisting of
.1, sergeant and six men, of the 4th Ocorgia cav
•alryi and six ; civireng, •Five were taken on
board the Sloop and one ashore. She also
bienklit awa . y the farnilies of Mr. Laperro and
Mr.: Daugaur, consuls, and their: wives and
eight. children..
• Oa the, night of the 30th of December the
X. S. spnboat Kennebec, off Mobile bay,
ilisooSered 'a Sail• running out of Mobile bay.
'Chase was immediately given, but she was
lost sight of,* the darkness, but was seen
main the nest morning attempting to escape
from the Kennebec.
She was brought to by a shot and hauled
doh her colors. She was found to be the
steamer Grey jacket bound from Mobile to
Havana with a cargo of. rosin and turpentine.
She had twenty-three passengers who were
transferred to the Colorade.
Porrsnins i . February 29.—We learn that
James. Shields, of the 48th P. V., and John
Stinson,. a citizen, were murdered at Silver
Cre l ek, in this' county; on Saturday night.
Fortelristunen, who were accused of the mur
der, were arrested, and are now in prison.
Calyin,Streeter was hung yesterday at Me
•dinal'Or rnitidoir. He died protesting his in
nocezice.. '• • -
Markets ,by Ilclegr ph.
-.ern _ . • Feb. 20. .
The uufF4o.rable tenor of the Asia's - advices
hes flattened the market of all kinds of bread
stuffs andlnimes are drooping; no export de
mehd. for flour, and sales only in a. small way
at $6.25®6.5Q for low grades superline v and
s7®s .50 lbr extrafamily and fancy. -6 - 0 phis.
Rye finursefd,aeso - 2506, 50. In cornmeal
• nothing aoing, The wheat market is very
dull, Mid prices are drooping; sales, red at
$116121 and white . at Si 70®1 80. Rye cora
inanil.s $1 30. .Core in good demand, and
7;000 bus. yell.ow sold at 51 32®1 14. 3,000
'butt. 'oats' said at 84085 c. In coffee, sugar
and molasses there is very little doing. Pro
visions are firm; sales of mess pork at $23 50
and 500 bbls.. beef hams at $2.2. Petroleum
very qtdst We quote, Crude at 28®29c., re
fine(l,4in borid,-at -41®46e., and free at 53®
;.Whisky unsettled and ranges from 55
:0487A. Stacks steady, Puma. s's 97, Reading
55, Morris Canal 63, Long Island 46 Pennsyl
vania railroad' 601, Gold $1 5 81 - , exchange
on New- Yorkpar.- • '
blew Yoax, Feb. 29.-,-Cotton has a declining
tendency; sales at 78®80o. ; flour 7,500 bbls.
at.sq 15g6 - 80 tor State; $7 15®7 25 for Ohio
Lind "$.7 2(1®7, 80 for Southern. - Wheat de
clined:4o;ooo bus. BON at a , decline of lc.;
Chicago spring. $1 57;. Milwatikie club $157
®1 Corn advanced 2(pc. and the mar
ket:is. excited; sales of 60,000 bus. at $1 $4.0
138 e. Provisions quiet but unchanged.—
Whisky dull and nominaL _
' Flou r: quiet; sales 1,000 bbls. at $7 50 for
Ohio: Wheat 'dull. Corn active; $1 16®
1 17 - for white, $1 15®1 16 for yellow. Whis
ky prooping at 80®87i.a. •
. "NEw YORK, Feb. 29.
;Stocks steady, Chicago and Rock Island
4 1. M; Illinois Central 1331; Michigan southern.
a".984;-.Nenr. .York ..Central 143; Peran4lvanitk
apal c .l3B4;
..Reading 1304; Hudson. River 158;
M.*ouri 73ii Erie'. 117 i; Cleveland and
V01eW14744 Chicago, - Burlington and Quin
cy r 29; Michigan Ceara 414; Harlem 1341.
Chiveland and .Pittsburg 116; Gold 1581; Ti.
'S. Coupons 1884
Aarrisburg SteAm . Mills. •
- F' L'o Xi It. AND PEED.
r. . ..
ite, sibseriber will sell and deliver to taxi=
.
.pee tbn city, ftttab. ground, tt b extra ja!nity
4, to ba rrels.or. sad* in any quantity, 9 the single
Wzrel;- half; quarter oir eighth of a barrel_ Ala°, fresh
gr()4lttriteWilitttal'jyrax:roF"deryoSltoel-ree7f description.a
L cot. ;
ne OVlSbeOnd and Chestnut streets, at _Pet rg era! Bell
RD el, in M arket street,. or at the drag, store of Dr. ,Eglp,
tt he Ridge Road; win be promptly attended`to_ . .
. _ eow* ; . . MIN lI.OVATA...
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atill - PECTOBAIbS are useful -td soothe'
allay -Tickling in the Throat, to..reheve.
Rottmene_ Catarrh,. Sore Throe t," Std. They
Cottsfoot Borebound, IPettacuanha, .Sonega add S9MII,
(the most reliable expwtorants. known,) are the chief. ac
tive constituents, so blended withGum - Arabic - and Sugar,
that each lozenge oclitalhc a mild And very:pleasant dose.
Manufactured solely by & A..BIMCEL k BRO.,
Aui27 Apotheairies, Street,:Barrisborg.
M ORTON'S OLD
' Another-lot °Morton's
UN.22/VALL/ID GOLD PENS,
Justyereived at Scheffer's Bookstore.
Alf peas warranted Tor one year.
I,2ioooLßa CODFISH, of the gar e _ .
brixted - St George brawl, j - mired
"oittr for irale [fall WU- DOW. JP-7:4..C0.
'MOM & BLACKWELL'S- ENGLI
picir_LE.9, a rare article for taiilejlea, Sun ireceixed
apt for for s e e by gobil • WM DOCK, JR., & CO.
.
Adfi,
r. cr...T,EBRAM_ynt*EN:u. Om OF
and DaiA Martin's - LbiduL Slicking, ja re- .
myett water sale br Tfar•MLIXCIC, &CO J
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Nagai Captures.
Murders iiiiSchuylKlll idoUuty.
An Execution in. Ohio.
CLEvmazw, Feb.. 27
Itezqiwvax., Feb. 29
)7F.w,iyo MONEY MARKET.
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