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'HARRISBURG, PA
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1864.
CITY ITEMS
lla.NsvAar's Bronchial Troches for hoarse
ncss and throat diseases, for sale at Dr. Miles'
Drag store, corner Third and North streets, and
Dr. Win. H. Egle's Drug store, Ridge Avenue.
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Tem celebrated crystal spectacles properly
adjusted to the eye ; microscopes from 100 to
700 diameter ; tower telescopes, field glasses,
defining an object from one to ten miles, and
all kinds of optical, mathematical and philo
sophical instruments at Rosenclale's Optical
Institute, 8 Market Square. Artificial eyes
inserted. Send for a circular I janSdtf
TOWN AND' COUNTRY.
DEPARTED. The Seventh Pennsylvania
Cavalry regiment has departed, en route_ffdr
the field. May success attend them.
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A STATED meeting of. the Washington Hose
company will be held at the Hose -hortse this
,Friday) evening, at 7 o'clock. Punctual at
tendance is required.
A URGE number of Methodist dergypen
have passed through here this week, en route
for the East Baltimore Conference, which is
. _
in session at Altoona.
A star of broad-cloth clothes were Stole . :i froth
the Buehler House, yesterday morning. .The
proprietors offers a reward of 325 for their
return, or the detection of the thief.
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MAKING IT PAY—the hack-drivers on the
road to Camp Curtin. There are half •ii'doz
au or more lines, and all are doing a good
business
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3.5. .11 corers our streets, our alleys and our
crossings. In fact it is to be found anywhere
and everywhere. The: snow has nearly disap
peared. The knights of the shoe-brush re
rejoicing.
MORE REBELS.—Three hundred and fifty
eight rebel prisoners, and sixty-five guards;
passed through here at half-past five o'elbek
yesterday attertnoon, en route for Fort Del
aware. They hailed from the West. About
fourteen hundred prisoners „ have passed
through here this week.
M. Hrrcncomc expects to.openhis Coneert
Hall to the public one week from next Mon
day. From the plans we hb.te sEie'n Of the in
terior, we are led to anticipate - something
grand. No doubt Mr. Hitchcock Ntill render
the hall and his entertainments vary :attrac
tive.
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SaNvoluis °PEVA ROUSE.—The American
Cousin was a decided success, and drow avert'
full house. It will be repeated again this
evening, with the various species of EthiOPia,
in which Sanford and all his troupe, who ar e
stars of tho first magnitude, will appear.- --Go
early if you want a sdat; as :Sarifnrd , and his
place are all the go. ;IT;
Arrszatox, larsrAny Man! —Capt. G. 13.
Hammer, late of the Twelfth Pennsylvania
Cavalry, has opened an office in the refiiii for
merly occupied by C. M. Shell, Esq: - , on Mar
ket street, near Third, where he is premed
to make out Enlistment Papers, &C.) on short
notice and at reasonable rates, For further
particulars apply at the office. mat-d4t
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TEM announcement of the fact that govern
ment bounty will continue to be paik
cause recruiting to continue. During the Oast
two or three days there has been a consider:
ble decrease in the number of recruits on our
streets, as it was understood the government
bounty would not be paid after the first of
March.
Bran's ! Bseit's o'l,l—Persons wishing
to purchase a good quality of Bear's Oil will
do well by giving ; Kunkel & Bro. a call, as
they keep a large assorthient of the finest
Bear Oils over offered to the .public, and hey
will guarantee it to prove satisfactory. 'Kun
kel 8; Bro. , No. 118 Market street, : Harrisburg.
mart''-3t•'
A. DEN of prostitution, at the corner of
Front street and Cherry alley, was'entered by
the police, early yesterday morning, and nine
persons, six men and three women, were ar
rested and taken before Alderman 'Kline. L.
B. Freese and his so-called wife, keepers of
the house, were committed for trial; and the
others discharged. We hope the police will
continue in the good work.
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'WREN THE. THROAT AND itl7NEiSisi oferloaded
with phlegm, or mucous, how can you expect
to be free from cough or difficulty in I:l:teeth
ing ? Therefore immediately apply to that
most potent remedy for all pulmonary disease,
Kunkel & Bro.'s PECTORAL CoRDIAL, and you'
will find the most beneficial results from its
use. Prepared only by Dr. Kunkel 4 , 13, ro.,
No. 118 Market street, Harrisburg. mer2,3t*
BOLD BOBBERY.--A. bold.theft was commit
ted this morning at Bell's store, corn i 'd of
Second and Chestnut street. White -' those
connected with the store were titaioliffi to
duties which called them from the vicinity of
the money drawer, some person reached'Over
the counter, opened the drawer,.. and- ; took
therefrom a small book that contained about_
Nix dollars in postal currency. No clue ha'S
yet been obtained of the:thief.
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SOMETHING NEV!—A new brand of prime
cigars have been introduced here. They have
been manufactured expressly - an e'x'cirujively
for C. A. Baunvart & Co., and.beat :the atame
of the fighting hero, Gen. U S. Grant. These
cigars are of the very best quality, pos.sess ft
fine flavor, and are in greatdero i alt:
Messrs. Bauuvart & Co. have the sole - right to
sell these cigars to dealers and otherkand
those desiring to purchase will have taylon,
them. Eachbox contains a fine port of
Gen. Grant, the copyright of which been
secured to the above firm. The Agora'
Grant cigars axe bound to an immense
_sale,
as they are =excelled:
Two or. three .:,deit6llBrif.liave.,been: arrested
and are confned•in this•city-for a hearing.
•WE -learn -that - ..bettaiii . individMlls have
abandoned the use of water entirely since the
recent rumor of a body being thrown into the
reservoir. Lager has been substituted for
water. Bully for the topers,!
Croaas! Crolasl-4ust received from New
York, ar-Aue, kit-of a i new brand ; of cigars,
iyhic% will besola at:,.tOw prices Ito
.. W:t Pe*
chasers. Give us a call. Kunkel S Brother,
No. 118 Market street, Harrisburg. mart-3t"
CATAWBA GRAPas.--16; John Wise has just
received another supply of the celebrated Ca
tawba grapes. , .They are as sweet . as when
taken off the vine. Call and giainine them at
his store on Third street, near Walnut.
mch3tf.
WE would particularly call the attention of
all in want of furniture, valuable guns, &c.,
to the sale of C. N. Shell, Esq: , dec'd, to
come off tomorrow, and advertised in this
paper. It is said the double barrel guns are
extra, having cost over one hundred dollars
each.
CONSTMTTION WATER! qatiWITIIT/9N WA
TER !—A safe, sure and reliable remedy for
diseases of the kidneys, bladder, female.irreg
,ularities, urinary organs, diabetes and clisease.s
of the stomach and liver. Sole agents of the
city, Kunkel & Bro., No. 118 Market street,
Harrisburg. mar2-Bt*
THE occupants of the lock-up last night
were Charles Martin, David Taylor, Michael
Rutlege, Margaret Dutcher, Isabella Murry,
Elizabeth Collins, John ;Datighorty, Henry
Futhrie and John Magie. The crowd was
composed of vagrants, drunks and disorder
lies. ' They had a hearing before Alderman
Mine, this morning, and were, discharged,--
those who had money paying their fines.
Romnair.--A soldier named Hiram Ruling
was arrested to-da - Y, 'on a 'Charge of robbing
Mr: Frank A. Murray;-of this city, of $B3 in
money, a watch mid a pistol. Ruling was
taken before Alder Man Kline for a hearing,
when- the watch, pistol, and most of the
money were found in his possession, and iden
tified by Mr. Murray. The rd?bliory
Green'ii'taveriOn This
prisoner was committed to jail for trial at nest
court - • '-
Mr. George Cowley also preferred a 'charge
against Ruling, alleging that he had $lOO
stolen by him.
IJNoLs. CABDT.-- 7 Bouse's Star Troupe,
in accordance with the urgent request of many
citizens who are very desirous for its repetition,
willAis evening , repeat for the last time, L.
Aiken's dramatization of Mrs: Harriet.Beeeher
Stowe's great . Nrorlr, which litts attained such
a worlkw4de,,p9pularity and entitled Uncle
Tom's Cabin, or Life Arnong the Lowly. Miss
tinny; Denham will appear in her great char
acter 'of' Topsy; "the-galthat never was born,"
Introducing thafollowing songs, Dale,"
"Old Kentucky Home, "Mocking Bird," and
New Dixey.,"
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The Very eieellent inviner In which the
company presents this popular play will war
rant:the management in anticipating a crowd
ed house, and as it willnot,be again repeated,
all who, desire to see it should go to-night.
Last night The Colleen Bawn drew an im
mense crowd, wher Were highly delighted.
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THEBIiTE OF RESPECT. —At a regular stated
meeting of the Parton fire company, held
March ISt, 1864, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted: -
Wu: inks, Ithas pleased the Almighty Ruler
of the universe,.to whookne ,owe our ex
istence, to call from amongst us our late fel
low-member Levi Abbott—while we bow in ,
humbles 'submission ,to the. „will-, of :Him who
doeth all things well, we sincerely regret the
loss of one who was endeared to us by his
manly virtue and upright: bearing toward all
with whom he was associated—in his death
this companY has lost oiled its moat esteemed
members and a beloved associate; therefore,
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with
the brothers and sisters of the deceased , in
their sore affliction, and earnestly trust that
He who- doeth,everytlling. best give them
strengtlifo beiii their mei:suable loss.
Resolved, As a token of, respect to our late
fellow-member, the apparatus of the company
be placed in mourning for the space of thirty
days.
Resolved, That a copy.of the aforesaid pre
amble and resolutions be handed to the
brothers and sisters of ihe'dedeisecl, and-that
they also be entered on the miuutes of the
company, and pnblished in the papers of this
AdiD 1401i0 BljitiTED TO DEiiniz—A colored
centenarian, named Philip Moore, residing.
in &cabin at the foot of the mountain, near
Monroe, Fayette county, came to his death
one day last week by his: cabin taking fire
while he was asleep His charred remains
were found in the smoking embers ;_ near the
door, indicating that he 'had endeavored to
escape from the burning building. „ The
Uniontown Standard says that Philip was
abort 105 years, ; F,f age - , and up to hiS 75th
year enjoyed all the sweets of "the divine in
stitution." ~ B riton. the majority of his young
maasa the.old''One ltavingi'shuffied off this
mortal cOil"i 2 Yoriiig massairindly offerV‘him
lais-fireedonn
his young massy, very much: credit for Ids ap
parent liberality. .11 . 4vsaid he. was
; considered
too-old to .workany ioung massa
offered him his freedom on condition that he
would leave .the State, and never -coma back
again. Having a daughter in Fayette aunty,
the conclinled he would try the Pieli s irire of free
dom, and found his way to this , side ,of the
Mountains, ;where; for thirty 3'ears, heipade
out 'to keep soul and body together, notwith
standing it was supposed that his blood and
no t h4 l japen mainly extracted bithet-.4i
„aiiraggq#l.7_ He was never known to
!-`4 l for t#lll-rhlP°ts • BgYPt, ", or 'lto go
back'tO thiiibeggarlAhmipnts.” His philos
ophy never reaolke4l, the ugh state of refine
'Mont 'Which dik.9overs that the normal condi
and theNhdrine,mattLis'filav 4 r3c I
4 arjetaa
— NiN7 Pr; . Jan 26; i 864
Dzen LADY Ira; will you please
pardon me for thel liberty that I have taken in
addressing you, a - stranger. I feel myself
under, obligations to yOu for the benefitlhave
derived from your medicine and eye Salve,
having suffered for many years most excruci
ating pain in my head, breast and side, not
being free from pain day or night And I
have been doctoring with well-skilled and
practical physicians for some years, and Mail
attempts - proved a-failure. ..I had given'uFall
hopes of recovery and felt fully resigned to
await my fate, which. foretold an ruithiaely
grave. My father being a resident of.Siddons
burg,- and living quite a distancelfrona yod, I
did not get to hear of your medicine--that fias
proved a wonderful cure indeed. Some few
months ago I was advised, by a lady friend of
mineU try your Medicine. She statertto me
that she made use of your mediCiiie and
which proved a.curs. Feeling rather lotloit
flrst'to try, as Iliad laid otanioney time after
time, which'made the e' eases very 'Reaiy
and all for naught. .But :haiing ,
great,confl
dence in
my friend's integrity, 'Wag prompted
to hearkento her kind entreaty: and try for
myself. I therefore purchised two dollars and
a half worth of- your medicine, and, to my
utter astonishment, in one week I felt a great
change, and in two weeks was, entirely free
from all pain, and your eye salve
.perfected . a
cure for which all other washes and salves
proved useless. My eyelids were so much
inflamed that I was forced, to ear glassea'for
some years, and now I haV -w
e no occasion at all
to wear the glasses, my eyes being well. I
therefore have resolved, dear lady,
,to let you
know that I could- not rest content until I
would -return my heartfelt congratulations to
you, my Mend and - benefactress, fox the good
you have accomplished, feeling myself a new
creature entirely. • ,
You are atPerfect liberty to- publish this if
you feel so inclined. I close by requesting
you to accept my wannest ,regards, with ;a
hope that for humanity's sake, your life may
be prolonged. Success be yours forever in
performing the wonderful ewe.
Yours with respect,
MARY E. BROWN...
P. S.—For - further information, address
Mary E. Brow, New Cumberland, Cumber
land county, Pa: •
Hits L. BALL, No. 27 South Pine street,
Harrisburg, ,Pa.
SPECIAL NOTICEg.
Arrival of New GoOdsg' Arri - Val
. .
of New Goods!.
//airing - just reihrned from New York; WO are trait re
coiciug assortment of new; goods.
Plain poplins, plain alpacas.
l'laitl lustros and. other dress pods.
litaw spring delaines..
Calicos, the best quality—all prices. „
bleached and unbleached.
Ticking, all prices. •
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„Ladies' and gentlemen's pocket:handkerchiefs.
SLockings for_ladies and gentlemen
Plain ull-wohi delaines,
Figured all-a 00l delainas,
Shirt bres.sts atall prices.
Ginghains, full assortment.
Black alpacas., black delaines.
Bla,ck bombaranei black merinos.
Iloop skirts at. 75 cetits, : sl;and upwards,;
Balmoral nkirta at 2 60, 2.3:and upwards.
Marseilles quilts and Allendale quilts.
Black silks at $l, $1 bo and upwards. ..
Our stool' in''yory largo now, and WO can offer an as
sortmenl'of goods which cannot be excelled in prices and
quality. S. LEWIr.
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This colehmted Toilet Scrapcin such *universal de
rattild;ls'atadotrom ti#e c.hoiOpsit Calla
and emolllont.tuitspature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial In Its action upon the skin.
.For saioby,alt Druggists ang Fancy-Coods Declare,
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T' OONITSSIONg AND I.XPERDiffiCE
Alt OVALMi
Published for the OP
•liinelit, • and. !as !• a
CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and otbei* , w - Ito enterer - trim Nervous De
bility, Premature Decay of Manhood, &c., supplying at
the seine time Tun MEAtts OF Sm.v-Cums. By one who
bas.eured himself after undergoing considerable quackery.
,a -, post paid addressed envelope, single
eopies Mailie bed of the author.
• • - .NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
tebB-.3m . d&•* Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
SAPONIFIER
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OR CONCENTRATED-L YE
FAMILY SOAP
NA Et• makes high prices ; Saponifior !nips to reduce ,
them.lt makes SOAP for FOUR cents a pound by using
your .kitchenlreside.— •
CAUTION! As spttrions Lyas aro offered also, be
tarifa' and only 'buy the PAUNTRI3 article put up in
IRON cans; all Others being COUNTRRFEITS.
PENN' A SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Philadelphia—No. 127 Walnut Street,
Pittsburg—Pitt Street and Duquesne `Way.
dclO-dtw3m
Sore Throat,
Cough,
Cold,
and similar troubles, if suTorod to progress, rosult so ,
rious Pulmonary Bronchial and Asthmatic affections
oftentimt4i.incurable.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROaEIBS
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat of the dis
ease and give almost instant relief feb224kwim
BANNVART!S:BIONIUM4RNUSI
. .
For the cure of Hoarseness, Throat ,
Dis
eases,&c., are specially recommended to
ministers, singers and persons whose vocation
calls.them to speak in public. Manufactured
only by 0. Bannvart & Co., Harrisburg,
Pa-, to' Whorri .. all orders should be addressed ,
Sold by druggist every where.
Bead the following testimonials „from some
of our eminent clergynteni'-,'' 6
TrRTaITUNG;Seti. *ll, 1864.
C. A. BtxtrvAsr—Dear Sir: I have used
Brown's Bronchial Troches, Wistar's Lozenges
and other preparations for, hoarseness, and
throat troubles, andln comparison witlethem
all, can cheerfully conund#d your - own as a
most admirable apeoific Tdi public speakers
and singers, in: cases of hoarseness, coughs
and colds. I have found them serving in'
time of need, most effectually.
Yours truly, T. H. ROBINSON,
Pastor of N. S.. Presbyterian Chnrch.
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_pgrl agree it Mr. Robinson as •to the
Talete of BarinvaTt's Bronchial Troches.
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a CILTTEI4I4 , '
Late:Pastor of 0. S. Preabytaiitin Church.
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MUM - WM% elon.; 1864.
TP C. A.. - 11alurminl+—;Dear Sir: VI the habit
of speaking very frequently, and in places
where the vocal organs are very much taxed,
I have found the need dfibme gentle expecto
rant, and that want has 'been supplied in your
excellent Troches.
I con Sider them verYlar 'superior to any
Lozenges that I haye,ever used, in removing
speedily that huskiness' of the voice arising
from its too frequent iise, and impairing the
effectiveness of the delivery of public ad
dreases. Yours, &c., - ,
JNO. WALKER JACKSON.
Rigor of thesLocust St:Methodist Camel.
TO 0.. A. Dears :He used
your Bronchial Troches, I am free to says they
are thettehelliave ever tried take great
pleasure ill recommending thenvto allpersons
tiillieted with 'sore throat at huskiness of
voice arising public's • or idoging.
Yours, - • G. G. S RAW,
Pastor of Ridge Avenue Methodist Church.
•
latsbnar Arromini's4cs,
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• Kith=Bun% Feb.. 29, 186 t.
To a A. .13korvirrr—lieat 43 ,5ir: -÷.'• I' have
found your Troches to be invalttabli?',. m re
lieving hoarseness and in - strengthening, the
muscles of the throat. They impart clearness
to'Ahe voice; and are certainly of great bene
ath all public spwiters.-,
Bounty,ension, Back Pay, ,Su fence and Military ,
and War Claims, generaily,miadeshairnd collected. Par
sons residing at a distance can have their business trans-
acted by mail, by addressing
EUGENE SNYDER, Attorney-at-Law.
Third street, Harrisburg, Ps.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
_
OF THE
HOUSE OF „EMPLOYMENT/
FOR THE
SUPPORT OF THE POOR
JOHN L. SPEBL, Esq., Treasurer of the
county of Dauphin, Pa., and ex.otacio Treasurer of
the House of Employment for the support of the poor in
the county of Dauphin aforeatild in account with said
county ; for the use tifsitid institution fur the year tssa :
DR. -
nEcEEPTs,7IB63.
To cash received from-'43se county of
Dauphin, Pa., for the use Of the
House of Employniantfor r.D.Li sup:
port of the poor, in said county, pur
suant to requlsltion ( .accordWig 10
law, drawn by the Directors. of the
House aforesaid, upon the County
Commissioners, dated lanumy..2l3th,
1883, on order No. 66„-tssued.by the
County Commissionerl of the dourly
atoresaid, $9,000 00
Cash received from the following per
sons for the use of the House afore
said, derived as hereinafter stated,
to-wit:
Cash from John Raysor,'.2l3ll., ope of
the directors, and Henry Brown, ste
ward of House aforesaid for lime
sold, 282 42
Cash from Henry Brown, steward,
boarding paupers from - other coun
ties, $lO5 80
Cash from Henry BroWtcfor old liMe
sold, T 5 00
Cash from Henry Brown, boarding
army physicians,.. 60 00
Cash from Henry Drown, beef hides
sold, 106 03
Cash from 340. F. Peck, proceeds of
mill, 100 00
Cash from the Directors of the House
aforesaid, five hundred ,and •• arty • • -
• •
dollars ($550) receivedlrOin the UM- ' '
ted States for rent for use of land for
United States troops less thirty dol
lars ($3O) retail:ld by and. allowed
,IVl:VainkNtreistung ; Eeng StOgney=ht- • 4
•- 'forleervicebioriderbd t hi bollect
ing said money, 620 00 958 83
Amount of orders Issued in 1803 by
the Directors of the House aforesaid,
unpaid at settlement by the County
Auditors, January 16th, A. n... 1864, 463 18
Balance due in cash to John E.Tpeel,
Esq„ Treasurer of the county or
Dauphin and ex.4ollcio Treasurer of
the House of Employment, &a, the
soot o f seven ; thousand one Anna- , o. A
dred and difj , tliteti'ddaliriandlatt: r • •‘•
tiro cents, January thp fifteenth,
D. 1884, ' 7 /53 52
By balance due John L Spool, Esq.,
accountant balance due Alm in cash
at settlement made by the County
Auditors, February twentieth, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three, 911 72
Amount.of orders imenidg from Na 1
to 996, both tncluhWe, Hy the Direct- '
ors of the Rouse of Employment
aforesaid, commencing January the
6th, 1863, and ending December Ist,
1863 4 both days inclusive„, as entered
In detail in.order book Amid House
of Einployment,' . 16 '687 35
Caskpaid on Orders ,
lbsued 1867, and " "'
1862 by the Directors of the Pea,
&c. , , unpaid at settlement made by
the County leditOrs, rebruary
tweutieth..s. D., 1863; :amounting to „ •
the,Awregate to ' 9O 62
Conunisaioks allowed the Veasitter py' •
the County AUditers,' to wit:
Cn receiving $10,218 '25 at „,q per,st,,, 51 09
On paying ,81.7,235 51 at' 4,per Ct 86 17 167 26
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the County of Dau
phin, do report that wo have met did audit, settle and
adjust the foregoing account of John L. Speel, E.sq,, ex:
officio Treasurer of said House of Employment, cora
mencing-on..the flint tbay,of, .J,anowry and ending on the
thirtylViC &ler of Tieceinber; 10103,- anid- that the ac
count, as above stated,- is correct as entered or record In'
the office of the Commissioners of said county, and that
we find a balance due In cash to John L. Speel, Esq., of
$7,153 . 52, payable forthwith. by the Directors of the
Souse of Employment aforesaid. ,
Witness our hands and seals this fifteenth day of. Jou
',E.Nfr"" EEEFER,
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P 414 LE - lER
. . ILHENNI,
MILLER, Clerk. Additors.
DETAILS OP EXPENDITURES
Asylum for tho support of Insane poor,
Attending engine, 15 00
Beans, 41 50:
Brick, 22 40
8i11ek 6 4 11 403, „1.,.. lii
r s it ' 2 , • '
. : ,! . : .. 99 30 ,
Blankete, !I 50.
Butchering, 16 00,
Beef, 670 45
Brooms, 7 90
Balance on mill account, 61 48
BalinFAl o T.Liee°4. , . -, .- ~ •• . ... : i 2sn7 20
Chestnat =IA ...", •.., o ''' ,' ' • ''. • '' ' . . 20 '75
Corn plows, ,
; 68 09
Carpenter Work, , • - :'-.lsAs .: 5 .: 1 "'" - ''' ' '-• 863 00
°wad. /Sal MA .*) . . ~... ,5 , ..:::, , . ....‘. • -
992 99
elder mill, . 35 00
Cooking, 89 75
Clover seed, 25 00
eonnvoyig paupers, 116 37 .
32 10'
Chop,.4 - 1-._ ~; : , ...,,,, , iff .:::: 1
._ .
i ' 1,019 88
Dry goOd9; "
Distilling rye, 11 25
Expenses of Directors to phlladelphia, 29 10
Feed, 129 95
Freight on goods, 87 83
Flooring for mill, , 40 00
Firris.hirti, '- - -.- - .255 6l
. . ' • MTh 50
FerieeM.iakingi', ..• - . , . S 9 b 4
Qroaerle9, .. 1970 75
•• • .
Hardware, '.. . ' • • ' . -
Issuing orders, 94 25
Iron bedsteads, (100,) 412 60
Leather, _ 35 60
Lumber, . , . . . 134 89
Locust. pasts,. •::-' .: -• .. z .'• .. . 82 04
Lime, 4 50
Maintaining and attending sick out of House, 319 24
Mileage and delivery,l6o 02,
Machine work, . . 7 76
Medicines and drugs,. '
„.
..,. . - , 87 01
40 92
l e e h ° t I , l s ° ta 3 n 6444 1
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..,-. l4 00
Mllrepally „ '3 B 6 0
Merchandise, .x' •• '. 1, 440 22
Maso 8 20
Out door nry,
support, , 1,478 48
. ... , ,
Pork, • .'. . ' . ' •:. - -' . • l5 25
Potatoes, 78 07
Printing, 180 75
82 26
• Plumbers' work, • • 73 28
.. .. i. -.: . ' . 9OO
Repair of tam implements;. . , • • .
3ring.wagon, .
~.
.- . • - - -25 ,.. °°
Sundries : •.. .. ' 37 00
Shingles,, . 15 00
Shoes, 335 64
Stationery, ; ..4 SE
.7 Z. ' ; 4 4 29 85
SuhPort of Ohm' M diner` countiee, 52 94
Surgery, 15 00
Saddler's work , 19 30
Tinker's work,' ''. ' - 28 19
Turnips,', 64.26
Tailoring, - S.`. -., +. 12 82
Tobacco, 157 90
Fax on insurance,- , •••• . - : 37 03
Veal, 36 71
Mita, ~ s",, . '72, ..".1,...:r.1- ~-
1 ' •' 4 4 • 4 56024
50 00
Peter Lightner, (salary,)
Henry Brown, steward, (salary,) 202 00
J: G:Weistling, phyeician,ql.3 month's salary,) 260 00
David Mumma, (as attorney,) 3 months' salary, 10 00
Joshua M. Weistling, " 15 months' salary
75
00
and extra services, , -
John Raysor, (as Director,) 9 months' salary
47
25
and extra services,l
Peter Bishop, (as Directoro 3 months' salary
and extra services ..... 24 74
William Enders, (as director,) 3 months' salary 25
00
and extra services,; -
J. W. Frantz, (as elerk,) 12 months' salary and
55
00
extra services ~..... ••
Amount overpaid in 1863 by the County Trea
surer, beyond the UM - ' Odra of requisition,/ •. 911 72
Amount paid on outatandhsg orders, 99 62
Commissions allowedVounty Treasurer:
On receiving $10,219-25 at %, per cent., 51 09
On paying 917,235 51 at per per cent., 86 17
)Larch 2, 1861. ~' 7-7:
Imr4 *:-.;• - WILLIAM ENDERS,
" DANIEL SILF.ESLY,
••••••
• •,... JOHN KRAMER,
Directors of the PoOr and House of Employment, for
Dauphin county. 1.. -
AZ,
v ;
$17,835 95
PAYMENTS, 1863'
$17,05 95
visas 84
$17,895 95
L't
si.tsi•l4il
Beef killed, 7,181 lbs. at $ 05 $366 05
Beef tallow, 822. " ' 08 43 76
Beef hides, 1,116 " . OB .89 28
Veal - killed,- ~ 4388 ". ". 07 .. 48 02
Calf' kins, " 96 " ' 10 9 60
Pork, 9,690 " . 08 ..-r. 775 20
Lard; . . . 1,645 10 "..+`
. i6l 50
Whdleitirashbd, 557 bus:. 150': - . 150'it'-:-..:1185 50
Coati, " ,192 " -'. 155 - - ; -. .;,./115 60
Barley ." ' 195 " .-. 100 --..- . 106 00
Corn in ears;- 1,854 +`- 1 50.. 92.70
. 92.70
Potat . , 522 " -i' 75 4Ol 59
Turnips, 25 11. 45 11 25
Onions, . 373 " 50 18 75
Red. beets, 27% flf 50 15 75
Cabbage heads, 5,200 • 05 p hd 288 00
Cucumbers.. - 2,200 200 pt'd 4 40
Hard Soap, 400 lbs. . 06. 24.00
Soft ‘"l6 bbls. 1 Q O , 16 00
.. . _
ARTICLES ILAN - I:Tien:rasp IN mrz Eixrea.
Men's roundabouts, 31; man's vests. 21; men's pants,
94f ketijt? pants and roundabouts, 46; men's shirts, 91;
bogs' 5 4; men's shoes , 18 pairs; men's stockings,
72 pairs; bays' and children's stockings, -412' men ' s .
- men
and boys'handicerchtera 95; women's frocks, 85; wo
rages skirts, 4T; women ' s - sacks, 28; children's frocks,
42' 'Childrent skirts. 18; children's . sacki;l2; women's
chemises, 871 children's chemises, 45; sacks 12;
Stook.
ings, .48; c hildren's 'atOokinga, , St9; women'shandker
chiefs, 38 ; -children's handkerchiefs, 18; chaff bags, 52;
Sheets, 6a; botsters,42; comforts, 82; pillow_ slips, 42;
bed cases, 22; butter, 1,485 lba
Number of paupers in the Rouse in each month: Jan
uary, 152; February, 140; Marcb,l37; April, 164; May,
138; June, 127; July, 117; August,. September, 106;
October, 95; November, US; December, 128.
NuMber of deaths in the House far the year, 37
". brought for Interment, 23
" of comers and goers for the year 1,314
HENRY DROWN, Steward.
mozynir, - 2 4E2t)Bors raw:am:2 DAUPHIN co. 76Ita.s.
January, $149 43 July, . $6l 00
February, 168 TS August,, 97 35
muck _ 165 42 September, 112 42
April, 114_ 26 October, 90 94
May . /16 45 November, 126 68
Inn% 76 . 34' December: 155'47
- JO/Ei F. PECK.
ApponiTzisengt FOB,111:2 rEsp.lB64.
Jcihn Whitmoyei- i nteWard; Dr. G. 'Wattling, Physt
eitur; Joshua We[still* Attorney; Jim. F. Peck, Miller;
M. .T. Mumma, Clerk.
Given under our hands and seals this fifth day of Febru
ary, A. D. 1884. wratim R.AMERs;
MERSIN, [L , a.)
JOEIN:KRAMER. sq
Arran :—M. .1. Moitua, Clerk.
- Dauphin Journal copy two times. mar3-d2tawlt
WANTS.
WANTED —A COOK and CHAMBER-
If AID. None but them well recommended need
apply. Apply at THIS OFFICE. mar3-3t*
•WANTED TO RENT—A small HOUSE
Inr containing four rooms Rent must uot exceed $8
por mouth. Apply to DIRS. WINTERS,
mars4lBt* Ridgo Road.
WANTED—A good COOK, immediately,
at the Harrisburg Drove :Yards Wages, $3 per
week. [mart 3t+) F. A. SHOWER & CO.
WANTED.
TWO SINGLE MEN-One to attend at the
Depot and hive charge of Beiehler House Coach, and
Bar (an experienced hand) tb attend the Buehler House
NVAN. ANTED—A . A . fast class . practical MAN,
' to take charge of the. outside operations of an
Iron Works. Fair wages trill be paid, and recommenda
tiona required.. Inquire at THIS OFFICE. feb29-dtf
AXrANTED TO RENT A comfortable
v v HOUSE, in a good location for a small family. A
liberal bonus will be given to any one willing to vacate
on or before April Ist Address G. 1,.,'80x: 81, P. 0.
feb2s.
_
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
WANTED TATMV.DLATELY—Two corn
y v positors torquainted with JOB WORK., Perma
nent situation andgood salary. Address • •
niza SCREPPER,
robin-dß' • 'Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.
RAMS .AND SHOULDERS.—Forty_ thous
and pounds Sugar Cured Rains and Shoulders,
for sale by • . (fe29-iwn EBY ifffeTICEL
WANTED -500 bbls. Fresh . Dandelion
Root, by 8. EUN EL ` k 11120.,
ct9o] Apotkesaties:llB,Rarkot st., ThuThibliug.
A GENTS Wanted' to sell the Staislard His-
Wry or the War. A. rare dunce to make; money
Agents are clearingtrion $lOO to $2OO per moth. 200,000
volinnas alt&uly solo. SeulA tor cktulara Ad4reda
.10NE8 - Biwa, teoo„
de 30 ' Publishers, Baltimore; Md.
UT. .
ANTED —A g_ood BOY to attend. in a
Grocery Store. ,Apply to T. F. Barka,
matt Third and Cheatnut streets.
NEW A.DY ERTISEMENTS.
1864...5PP1NG OPENING 1864 k
op 1
FINE DRESS GOODS.
New,Styles, 4 -
•
New Colors,, • • •
.
New Materials, •
,
15 Dliferent Sliados of Alpaca.
SPRING STYLE OF BAMORALS—beantlful colors.
MAGNIFICENT MARI'S' OF /LEAVY MOURNING
PLAIN BLACK RIM GLOSS DRESS SlLKS—war
ranted. - 'r "
sT l3 33 K 4 umoruL STYLES OF BLACK FIGURED
A heavy stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS of all kinds,
will. be disposed of ranch below the usual price.
CATHCART ar BROTHER,
fe2S-2w% Iklelt door to the Harrisburg Bank.
F OR SALE-100 acres - - i:tf ujpetited haul,
Janata in Wiconisco t township, Dau
phin. county, . Pennsylvania. This
.. , . 3tract is in the yicialw. and near the
Summit Branch Railroad Company.
. . . ReavilY .neYfred- will? timber. Title
• indisputabli... i ' ..
_,. ..
ALSO, 172 acres of unstated Umber land in Jackson town
shit), DauOA county. Title indisputable.
ALSO, two-thirds of 400 acres of unseated timber land in
.Jacknon township, Dauphin county: Title indis
putable. F. S. BOAS,
Attorneykat-Law, Third street near Market, Harrisburg,
Pilensfircnts- , feblo-2tasvtlm
Oporto Grape.
T EEE WW -oxiltde' frOm OAT, GRAPE so
'neirlinniembles fort in Savor, b6dS , and iiolor that
none but the best judges could distinguish it from genu
inelimported Port—as used to be. -• • , •
subeCriber bee been appointed agent 'for the sale
of
•; VINES
-
of this gripe. ey au ofteidtve, tower Weskern New
York, and , Firi furnish theist hywitfintity at moderate
rice.
The wine is at present sepiteaki_V4 .$1 50 to $4, ac
cording to age, and the, supply ;A.~O the demand.
4Acos arise
Keystone Nurseri, feb26
Notice tb Soldiers..
toldieis who
L OOM have credited themselvii iziy - 445 t. of the state or
Pennsylvania, or. elsewhere, at professional rates. Sol
diers/ ain, in many Instances, save half and even more of
the local bounty to which they may be entitled, by having
themselves credited to the locality they may prefer, and
applying for the collection of the bounty, at the reliable
claim agency of EtIq , ENE SNYDER,
Attorney-at-law, Third street,' Harnsburg,ya.
febl24l2w
. .
CLENTLEMEN - wanting good utdng
. SHIRTS call and get your measures taken at? X
HITHER'S Shirt Stork on Walnut street, oppoolle the Ex
change, whore - he continually. keeps on hand a larg_e_ sup
ply of ready-made Shirts anh Shirting gamed: An kinds
of STITCHING done in the best style on short notice.
febl-ecollm*
- - FOR BENI , .
EVE 11,4 L mood. dwelling Houßes,, come
.iO4.l), locang. Sonia isi4L donna; " atieds and
sther ontbuildingsattached. CEAB. C. ItAWN.
Klirch 2;1851. marl ew
PORTFOLIOS! POR
OBVe-qkTEN and Backgammon Beards; a Linthiasort
Mont, Just mcgived at . ,SCHEFFEWS BOOKSTORE.
/5,000 lag
mil
d IA
l i d'meen g er's oelisior - Nst,
sated e xpressly for family us®' and for this market, for
sale at feb2 'Wld. DOCK,: & 00.
-OR *ALE—Three balding, LOTS, situ:
1 cited on Third street, 'shave. North, are' offered for
sale. For further partioulare inquire of
nia.r2-4*7, R. KAMMERER, Buehler House.
OR SALE-=A LOT - • OF 0-WPM,' tau
atedd on the corner of ;Ridge road and Baas are et.—
For farther particulars enquire of
• 1, r" - z '• • _ align *3i t
inar2-dBt* 4- 800. nitslreet, AboveßOJO.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF-NORTH AMERICA S
Na 93.8 W,4lnut Street; South Stde,.East oz .
Third Street.
Pte, japnary 12th, lift.
STATEMENT'OOTHrkABSETS.
MOIMIAGES. -
All or which are first More:oVeitTnqtartr.4s372,3oo 00
WAN BONDS. .
$lOO,OOO Phila. City loan, Six. per Cents— .$ lOO , OOO. 410
100,000 State Loan, tire per cents 100,000 00
20 , 000 " six per 06., not taxable.. 20,080 00
60,000 11. S. Gov. Loan, .7 3-10 per cent.... 60,000 00
100,000 " " 8 • " 6-20... 100,008 00
00,000 8 „ 64- 1881.. ' 60, 0 00 00
60 , 000 depixaite p-
XOOO 08 26,000 Lehigh C. and R. C. Mort.loan, 1870 . 25,000 00
31,000 DeL and Raritan Canal co., and,C. and
A. railroad and Transportation CO— 31,000 00
37,000 Chesapeake and Del. Canal co. Loan,
1858. 35,590 00
40,000 North Penna. Railroad co. Bonds, 1886R1,200 00
8,390 NOM-Penn. Railroad co. Scrip 2 , 00 3 2 °
20,000 Penna. Railroad co's. Bows, First - •
'Mortgage, 1880 2%000 00
28,000 ancianati City 'Bonds 21,850 'OO
20,000 Schuylkill Nair. co's I)nm, 17,0801)
15,000 Del. Div. Canal co's. Loan, 1878— 14,650 00
10,000 DeL Railroad co's. Mortgage Loan,
(guaranteed) 10,000 00
- 5,000 Colon Canal co's Mort. Loan, 1883.. 1,260 00
$3,469 Se
STOCKS.
21.8 Shares Phila., Winton and Baltt
more Railroad annpany..— . - ..
200 SWIM Phila., Genntintown and Nor
thitown Railroad company.
100 Shares Philadelphht Bank
100 Shares Lehigh Coal and Nay. co
63 Shares Lehigh Coal and Navigation
company ; (Conditional Scrip)
63 Shares Ger. and Periciomen Turnpike
company.. 1,575 00
$5 Shares Chesapeake and DeL Canal co. 2 5 450 00
59 Sharisi Schuylkill Navigation com
pany, preferred, ISM • 1,770 00
100 Shares North Penn. Railroad co 2,000 00
Sundry - Steam Navigation and other
Stocks, worth
MISCELLANEOUS
Cash in Rank..
Notes Receivable.
Policies, the Premiums of which are unsettled,
and debts due, (all good) 95044 89
Real &state, Office of the Company, No. 232
Widnnbrareet
- Fly order of the Board,
AETEUR G COP :
daRLES PaiT, secrbmi G. -FLN eat
INCORPORATED 1794. CAPITAL $500 : 000
CHARTER PERPETUAL,
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation In-
Arthur G. Collin,
Samuel W. Jones,
Jahn A. Brown, -
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose White,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh;
William B. Bowon,
James N. Dickson,
• ARTHUR 0: COP PDT, President:
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
WILLIAM BUEHLER,
Central• Agent for Peri,mwlsonf a.
Office Walnut near Second, Harrisburg, P.
feblB-daw3m
AMUSEMENTS.
BRANT'S 'MIA. BRANT'S HALL.
GRANT) STAR
Combination Dramatic -Company,
Combination Dramatic Company,.
Combination Dramatic Company,
CROWDS TURNED FROM TEE DOORS 'UNABLE TO
Mrs. Harrier Beeckfr s . towe's Great W ork.
Mrs; Harriet :Beecher Stowe's Great Work
. .
UNDLE TOM'S CAROL •
UNCLE TOM'S CABL.N.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN .
Egg FANNY DENIIAN,
Duo FMY DEW, 04-
• .' FAIMARGA*22,
IIiggIAWYEEMIL
p her great character or ,
TOPSY' THE UAL THAT -11 EVER WAS BORN.
Intro:lacing seyeral seem.
' Secure Seats sad Come Early.
For particulans see small MEL
SANFORInS MLLE.
THIRD sntErr, mow HAMM MEttO,
REAR OF BEER'S 110 Thu.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
, ANFORD AND TROUPE.
DRAWING ROOM 'CONCERT.
FRIDAY EVEIILIG, MARCH 4. '-
SERIOUS'BROTHERS.
A. - Ax - miriCAN COUSIN - -
SANFORD AND TROUPE, . "
Orchestra Seats can be procured in advance at Bona-
Tart's Drug Store.
Doors open at 6%. 'Commence %to 8.
Police always in attendance to preserve order.
Juimittance 26 cents.
Orchestra chairs, 50 cents.
Private boxes, entire, $5 each; single seals, $l . esch.
Jan2l.-dst
• CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
WALNUT RT., BELOW THIRD
J: BIIDI> e • & Be.
.........
OPEi EVERY. : •
WitiCa Eirst.plAss. ,
=GEV.% taltilliat3;l3o .••
Admission— ...... • • • • • • • • • • • •-15 eats.
Sens in
APHYSIOLOGICAL view of 111A1 RIAGE,
contabinig nearly 300 mum and 12111napiatis and
lingravings of the - Anatomy of the Bestial Orlgatni - in a
state of Health and Disease, with a Trmctiio onSelf-
Abuse, its Deplorable Consequemco upon the Mind and
Body, with the Author's Plan ot'Treatment—tho only
rational and successful mode 'Orcure, as shown by-the re
port of cases treated. A truthful-adviser to the Married,
and those contemplating• marriage, who entertain doubts
of their physical condition. Sent free of postageto any
address, on receipt of 25 cents, in stamps or poital cur
-they, by addressing Dr. IA CROIX, No. 31. Maiden Lane,
Albany N. Y. marl-datitm
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FARRELL, IRV/:NG - 4 .00.,
510 31:LNOR STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA., • •
AFITUFAOLCT=of l
ilPs,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE MUM - Jilt
CAP AND.CROVIT MANI LA
on hand or made to.torder. -
Highest price paid for rope in large or small (Oland
ties rearl-d3m
• • ' STOLEN ;
.
Otai,g,rtiovt.„.pf , the 5t0.16,1e.5. _.Thaarisbltrg
Drove Yards;. olteliA.Y HORSE, 'S Tears elld, black
mate - nut talk; also, cam SORRELL lIS.R.FAte
star orkforehead, and one other UM a
W, `. n ow
be deSeritied, Owner being abhe' Person' re s
the abovelorses or giving inrorrestien of 'Hiefr wherea
bouts will be liberally rewarded. - •
F. A- §-HOWE* d -
firs;ST.a.AL
mar2-3t*
TAND CIGARS.
j_ ioo BOXES CONGASS AND NATT.TORaCO.
100,000 FINE CIGAR
400,000 COMMON Mum.
For sale by Ifeb29-11r1
LE L
AF OD.-- Imp kegs Ermiet.seatl o ard
Rade by Creb2 9 ivii AMAX.
1:z.7..A1: , ,.;:- - 7.<: , 1 .. - l. -t*.i ~.V•, , .'. ka
10,400 00
10,000 00
10,000 00
5,000 00
3,024 00
1,718 00
116,7 10
216,171 31
?2,000 00
11,0560163 50
=ZII
MU
Writ ECTOR S.
S. Morris Wan,
John Mason,
aCOMO L. Harrition,
Francis IL Cope,
Edward H. Trotter,
Edward S. Clarke,
William Cummings,
T: Charlton Henry.
GAIN. AMIISSIOtiI
Effl
_, s,
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Y S. $(~~~L~.
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