sang Ceitgrapt,
HARRISBURG, PA,
Tuesday. Afternoon,„Oetabei 16, 1860:
FOR: 'PRESIDENT :
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HeNNNIBAL — HAMWN;
OF ..MAIN
What has Been - Aolifeired by the Oc
tober Victory.
The result of ,tlie October election ,htu3
established the precedence. of Republican=
principles in Pennsylvania for -tt;eiexf,
sixteen years; ; but this is not 'the meat,
gtatifjing achievement of the Republican
party in,. that, struggle. That which_
claims our attention most,-and now Most
deservei eur!gratitude, is the vindication
of `the labor which has so long been. ne
A 4 4 .14, the politicians of oppOsing far:.
ties. The 'laboring men and mechanics
of ;Pennsylvania never, declared• a holder
preference for principles, because iirinci
ple'Was never more fairly presented- and
diseussed. From the Gubernatorial'ain:
didate, whose manly &Aerations ; of the
truth, of _Republicanism challenged the
admiration and support of hundreds -and
thousands of men who were formerly at
tacked to one:or the other of the Deme
crttiic. factions, to :the candidates: for
Congress, the discussion_ of, the, Republi
eanprineiplea was - -as •• much a matter of
pride inlthemselves as of: justice' to, the
pgiiiihOse support therSolicitid.. The'
qnestion of _protection was inscribed on
all our Canners. Protection for-the, labor
that produced _the real. wealth of , the
country, was a sentiment-iwthe last cam
pagifiliat animated every man whOetrug
gledite a , candidate or battled as an id.
herent„.;of the Republican party.- :The
result .has . 'demonstrated -the .necessity of
protection; while the principles -inducing
men lb the-declaration 'of this devotion,
will hdeafter be recognized as, the only
safe and - reliable securities on whishA,
With*this vindication{ of the'aecessit
protection,` the right of' free 'labor' to an
uridisputed possession of thc territory, of
the !lenntry has also . beep established:—
Without this right, the hope of progress
and prosperity would:be vain and imprac
ticable—because only 'as' free 'labor is
elevated; as its productibus are protected
and its interests reeognizetl,,can and will
the territory of this country be developed
and enriched by the bleisings of 'civiliza
tion. To further this deVelopment, to
increase these riches, to . maintain every
blesgthgyouchsafed to us by tbe provi
sions '
of the Constitution, the Republican
partvaehieved , •their late' - triumph in
Pennsylvanian Protection tofree labor,
the eitabliehinent of the iffoineStead2aw,
and the, confining of slavery to..its present
defined , : limits, -were the principles: on',
which . ' the late -contest was decided. TheiC
three' great' issues were fairly discussed
Tfii4,4ercbOldly presented tolhe people,
Oth,result has proven that the same.
people have fairly decided , in favor of
their establishment.
In the approaching contest thU same
issues are as , deeply involved as they
were in the. contest that has just ended.
Protection to - labor, the HoMestead law'
and the' freedom of the territories,:'
the 13 dividing the Republican organ -
zation 001 p• the factions of the opposition.
On :these issues 'the Republican candidates ,
are *fairly committed by ,a recordOf 'the
most 'disinterested deiotion. On 'the side_
of opposition ,, that record , is, against
the oppo sition. Every leader
_of the,fac-,
tions -into which the Democracy , are ,di
vided,• is opposed to protection, bectifise
such a system would curtail the power' ..c : : of
slavery--is, opposed to 'llbkrieiktea4;
beep.* it would restrict- the spreAd of,
that, institution, .and opposed to free .
territbry, because every Statelornied from:
such ; free domain Would a~riiiriial' the
infinfinet; of the slavery oligarchy in - the
Seukte9f the United &Soo t We ask our
readers r, to,, ponder : these truths as they
conUaratqcianvasa for President. , They
are the truths that were established by
the *tit victory, the issues-that were then
reoOktyrSd, "and the 'Principles: that noW'
entiOutO the present canvass. Let every
vote; remember that he is, struggling , for
thaliwtootionol labor, •the , vindication of
fratlatia sand -the establishment of the
HotnifittittrlaW . 4 When 'remembers'
that are the issues , 'that "these iird
the principlesinsoribed-on-the Republican
barth ' et i - ''4e 4ilrAaave no fears: fore. e.
,s,; 4 t
success of Lincoln and`: Hamink.by gq.k
oveuiiialming majority.. ..,
FROM CENTRE COUNTY
Correspondence of the Telegraph.
,:PLEASAIIT GAP, October 15, 1860.
I have lien here in as quiet and secluded a.
nook ati_eaWbe'fiititidintlimOonitOinweitlth. of
Pennsylvania, tind'Aropeckwken ',got 0;00V:tai
l woubi • :bEfrelrevettLat feiv days,
from hearing or `paying
word on thsubject
Of politics. But IVvas too sanguine bitauch a
hope. Among these hills, where one would
tiopmeAte*.voi*pftcoritendlitgliartiekledniti
never penetrate,' there seems to be as much ex
citement as is so earnestly cultivated in `the
Capitai..and cities of ..the_old:Heystone • State,—
Here that excitement is composed of a senti
ment instead 'a display, as is mostly the ease
• among the rural districts of !ivy_ commAn 7 ,,
wealth. la a Owns ad -cties;3lie - people
'ire governed veriorien diy.i.4heiii4mpulses in
'deciding a'preference . fortreandidate
Mining arc adhetence`-ito
rural . districts, mon . have more timeit& think,
are!leas corrupted by.nsaociation; and -Cling 10
a indaiiiiikciL initin•Miti.ilinier motive and , a
:nobler devotion:. A FrOneli'itatetinanoneede::
elated • that is . he:rebble ot:parisr - wer&chetked;
,
the..inciteii.oLthe.government•Mati--iecnie;.and .
every t;dountri.reriiiirdhen34ll6- fact
it - 3varc Tariandi: 4noh-Viat
Loins Philip .: .and.placed,on the throne .8 Much
greater man tandilifieility a Sterner qyrariL
1 1appily for this government this centralisation
of faberhnd mob•violence' has' been ef
fected or recogniied• iri nnyof' our larger cities.
-A tiotin .. Philadalphia'o4 . nbt f .affect:the price
of 'stocWor "strike terror.intothe hearts of the
'the actual influence and
. .
sentiment -of this goVermiient ,is confined to
that class o f people who are either the inhabit !
•_
anti' Of northern mountains
abuthemaavannaha, .or:westafrk - prAirtea: - and
this is tito : iseeret PolVer thativill forever pre
serve ,- the - strength apd'force Of the -American
.Hrtion , ..- This ientitnentnf-tkiirotion4o:princi
ple among tbobraitei of th` . e.Corintil, eo faith- .
11111i:displayed at !the iate.election, iti . 7tvhat.
, _ .
gives ' security to government, , - prosperity to
,trade; glory to. thetOuntry, Thesentiment
I that predontinates;initteli a locality is
pride in what tliki ao politically, not an anxiety
forpolitical preferment nr . profit >ln this . . as
sertiora am justified by' the sentiment which.l
have heard expreoed in relation - tii the result.
Men eeem ,. torhe Satisfied., Even those, here who
oPpoittlAndiew q. Ottrtiti; willinglindinit that;
theirppposition was on a principle= of ilistin&
tive party dentinckand• for:for no reason of
,per-
lanai or social ;Ohjection. They admit-that a
: ohange watt,..;nkesattry, and since success has
.ttriawnft. 7 thiy . fffptta..And principlet of.Republi
eintim„they.are, milling. to acquiesce in the,
result,. and Tether: rejoice that the preference
was for a man whom the, People of this coun
ty h . ay e so long and so highly respect
ed..... There is -no mistaking this sentiment
among thebenest.yeonianry of Centre county: .
However : 4l.inch CoL Curtin was opposed and
T owevermrs4VaLlitia,cledffeeen ,and vi o
latedptruth 13y:thfte the people
.native county havb 'n'apty' - austained him and
the'catise he' las always:so 'ally advocated.
:In this secluded staitiluive had in two days.
•ps good opportunity;; to judge' of the current
feeling" of men fn r principles
which. produced
~secit: a great l'change in the
politics of Fennsylvania in sol4holt time.—'.
This fea,grent.miriatal andfaitioplturai. 'region:
Here Men .feel the lack of legislation ; and the
Want of "the fostering care of the„ overnment,
and for theft reasons t& people are teeing their
confideneeiri the l)ernecriitic - party. To prove
,this I will-allude , to the inetthat Gen. Fleming,
the defeated-candidate feiVorpgress in this .
,tridt,'asj am reliably informed, made the milt
radical - speeches' in 'favor of protection,. `but:.
the people in these iron and coal regions Woula .
not believe hint Sincere, because they had been
decelyeA by iyery Democrat had--herefo,
fore secured 'their confidence by such - proles;
,sions, ancl,they indignintlrretised' him 'their
surikett.,Cl•hat eke _doet tvi-11r64-6bat the
fact that -the Democratic. party has lost Pits
Tower and influence over the -masses of the
people, and that•the laboring man and niechelf
ic will no longer alloy themselies s to be deluded
,by Democratic prefessii:MS Of 'fostering care and`
protection proves too, that
is gone, '6f
triumph 'has' ended, that its' prestige` is
and that in its stead some other system of
po
litical legerdemain or jugglery mustim invent
ed to deceive the masses. It must be invented,
at least to.deceive: the people_ of such localities
.
as are embraced in the mineral regions of old
,Centre. The•rpereproixiiniding of 'such clues
..tiona as ! StephenA. Douglas asked •at Harris- ,
.burgwhen'te inquired why have no tariff,
proves to the -people ttur4eOaflity of having
such legislation,'ind peilitno such demagogues
ae tle.men,wholave deprived Pennsylvinlia - of
Tar"A".' t ilkirCafteijt will require other proof
than mere , profession to command the support.
of the working man -and When men come be
fore the People as Henry D. Foster came, with
his lips_tuneillo the:Most "ervile rofession
and his whore, record teeming with.acte - "Of ag
,gTesslon op the rights and interests of the la
be-Aug-men, like:Diessrm.FOstet and
they will beifidignantlYPrejected:', ' "
I would endeavor to give you a 'destUiption of
ids county, had., you mot already had it de- .
scribed by a eorrespondentlorAhe l I BLEGRAPH.
!i'he,vallies are the most fertile an d productive
• ..,
portions of this State.: jLargpir.nnd better crops
of grain cannot be - Treat:iced anywhere not .
even in that bciastedialfOf gen:4.'41101%1'05.V
The4crops this seasoulhaS6 beertparticalarlY
abundant ` and the_corn that ii*Yet6 be her-; . .
vested is,all of •.the•very best dericription.
Yours - W. F.
BRYAZES TASTELESS vv - EamEnrGE.
To quiet
The riot
Of worms—the vile scourgoi
The Vermifage
Mid, as sure as you live,
They'll get their.dtschargea.
Whatj is 'BRYAN'S, VIIRAUSIIO3? Simply a 'pere'and
tasteloss ;Vegetable CuritiVei' child can be harmed
by. it, no worm can survive it, no mother should .be
withottric - Mi Words can 'Mt** ,
its wino .,,, Price 26
cents. tiy Basesint,
DR. MCC ,IXO AND UGH MISWURE,
the establiiheit and standard remedy for Cough, Cold,
Inflainencjimeeama, and•oll , 4rrhatione•nf-tho mucous
;membrane of the throaty palate and. gbaelfa 'endpited by
sadidi who hafeniedlt, tur trprepatation
hat bneno AVM to the field . Price ,cepta. 'Sold :by
Georgeßorguor • , 4,,,03774.0
PE
Pennsylvania Oak) *telegraM), tutoban afternoon, October- 46;-1860.
X),ttst
~4,,:fe4.04•#.4ii..
SPECIAL thSPATCHES
1,0 THE
DAILY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ARABIA.
`' : HAFeX''Qt'-'l6.
The steamship Arabia has : arrived. .The
principal features of her advius are embraced
in the dispatch from Cape Race, published this
morning.
The -latest dispatches, from the, seat of 'Far,- I
Say that the PiedmOriterie•lancerEi 'taloned Olose•
to the gates of
,friome, in their,. wasn't. of the
PentificaTifeititie - InkdifiCratti'SiibietitrY of
Gen. Garibaldi, the ,Olcillan dictator, denies
the statement that had giirennrders forcibly
to oppose the - entry - of lhel'idlirnentese troops
into the". Neapolitan territory. •He also nays
that nelther, he, nor Garibaldi,cimselled 1111.11 p.
mediate" occupation Of lioirre, at the risk of a'
conflict with France. • •
SYRlA.—Letters from Syria 'say that many
additional, arrests ,of , distinguished =chiefs had
produced a panic among. 'the Dretescitneerned,
in the Massacre of the Christians:,
Extensive Coal 011 Works Burned.
PiniAnsipoit, Oct. 16.
The extensive coal oil worksof Messrs. Mame
& Co., on Bridgewater street. near Race, in the
24th Ward, were totally destroyed-by fire last
night, ,:eogether' with about 2,500 gallons of
oil, tanks ; stills.. machinery, &c.; estimated to
be worth from $BO,OOO to $40009, ufil•rt Which
there was' no insurance... The 'combustible na
ture of thelmilding and. its contents, prevented'
any• of the property being savcd. The firemen'
Were out in 'greet nand:rem, bit the want of
water at this point' prevented: their. services
from being of much avail. -
Another Brutal Prize Fight.
NEW Yeas, OcL
A prim fight occurred on Sunday near Ball's
Ferry, between Dunkirk and..tfalloy, two Now
York .:bruisers. Thirty seven rounds were
fought in fifty-five'-minutes, . when Dunkirk
striking a foul blow,
,the fight was decided
favOr of who'yWas the worst punished.
A.match'.for one-thousimdAollars betwaen
Aaron
,Jonestancl George:King has heed ariang- . .
id •to take place in.four irionths.' V!
.
Southern view of the Late:plections.
Vaa Oct.'l6th.,
.
' to Ais 'late
elections as showing that Lincoln. will carry
the North over all opposition, while the South
will unite,oriAlr. Breckinridge as the candidate
of the Democracy . , hilt fears-it - is nowetoo late
to prevent ' Linpolies 'electlpn. The article
dosekby urging the South to hlirrriOnious'• act
_ion
on in' the Coming contest.'
The Prlncp.ai West Point.
Ootl-16
The Prince was received here . yesterday with
a sahitirof seventeen guns; witnessed a review
of the Cadets, attended a "hop," and started
for Albany this morning. It is stated that the
Prince' will visit America again next winter, so
si to visit, the Southern States.
Atother, Fatal Railroad Accident.
The engine of the Express train, bound east,
%on Cie-,Central Ohio Railroad, yesterday, 'flew
the track near Cambridge, killing James Free
the . engineer, and Chas. Rush the fireman.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin at Boston.
BosToN, Oct.
The Hon. Hannibal Handln arrived here last
night; and was escorted from the, depot by the
Wide-Airakes to: their headquarters. One hun
dred Wide-Awakes accompanied him from.Ban
eor to take part in the'grand torch light pa
rade to=night. - . _
Tho Late Commodore-Skinner:
Oct. 16
The remains of the late CommodOrn Skinner
were laid in state at the capital - last iiight, 'the
first regiment acting as the gnard:of honor.--
fhe regiment also escorted the remains to the
Norfolk train this morning. - •
of a pl.iithinatl-Forgen,
- - q1.10120A.73; Ohio, Oct. 13.
Henry Eiden, liquor inerehant; in Main above
Ninth , street, , forged the nanorof his father-in
law for the amount of idx. tkotwan4dollark and
abseeridea-iesterday:
Tho Royal ligupdript at PA/gland.
i'CiiunD, Oct.3th.
The Revd Sqlleclroti morning anctiOred iti
,
TRICE ONLY- 10- CENTS.
EVERY REPUBLICAN BROVLBELIBIJI
Barrett' <.
Of thoikres of ‘•
ABRAHAM LTA' 04,1 i;
.
and
HANNIBAL HAM tll'
(Or IkLAINE:) • ' '
The REP ttil_ I.4.)AI:II'...CANSIDATIO for the Preiddenpiend
Vice Presldiney of tee Unite d IWes sor4 v. 5,„5t. - ' Spend In
,
one vol. 12mo. 216 , Ingein-i •
• -, = 10.::CENTS] ,
o Ni, Y 10 , .CEN TS. A
IgrAbeial from the above antes -made to- Ike
trade and eanituketn,
:BERGNERVI CHEAP. BOMEHTORE,'
00t.2479(Adtf: 5l Vernet t.reet.::
A GREAT :VARIETY OF:
I', AL 1 2 1:.- - ‘i. dg,
4ND DAILY ,P 0 d
FOB 1861: -
For itle'at 10denitindunteirdInprfee
RONEWS, carAp-BOOKSTOliii—
beta - f 5l Merket Street.
1:F110110N- OF , 40111 :114.111.14;
Is requested to the NEW and EUPERIOR , Make'd •
"SKELETOrihairtfie'
1111041trinTRai 04614; :40 1;rtiolel
which there, can ; be, poobjeetjen, made. „ALL 'SIVA
rurintug in 1; 19, ps, 40, 45 andr..so.Sprbsee
sale ONLY - at - •
• •• 9 4 4E1.04ET - SO
No. 14 Market Squire,
• next door to the... Harrisburg Bank.
BIBLES Bri3LEC
-A and thoroughly complete stock "of
BIBLES, COMPRISING EVERY ,VARIBIY4-
From the &nallest Pocket to the largest shed , dud fld '
FAMILY' BIBLES,
Has Just . been purchased -aroll recieieed-from- the*A
Trade Sales. 'Having purchased thesbat
' EXTAEBIELY LOW. RATES,. ,
they will be sold aka very small advance. •
Mau - call tiltdeksardne the stook . , ,
SikktlEitiB..quaß , Booicizoitzp.,
•Bl
_ .
R the Uennine Znglistr-Mtletard,A
RUIER9r lißtra"
Ntm '2lDzertistmcnto.
=!
FIREMENS' AN D CITIZENS'
GRAND DRESS S B ALL,
808 TEE BIENOOOT
:FRIENDSHIP - FIRE CRY'S, NO 1, STEWED;
TO BB GIVEN IT
'BRANT'S CITY HALL
ON. THE EVENINGHEOCTOEER 26 LB6O
. .
G.Atitreest, S. S. Clin'. Schlayer,
.Wm. Haohfilet, 'C. - F. mauoy, H. MeG001111;
D. E. Rudy, ._ L. Weaver, W. Weaver,
Geo. Cori; Herrin., '
3. Burkhart, J. Green, C. MacDowell
Leseure, ' '
FLOOR YAIIA - ORE
741'1
J. P. Pager,
Firemen are requested to attend the ball in equipments.
TICKET: , $l.OO, to be had of the Managers, and at the ,
PriPo4 l . o, tr wl ßl • :
C " STABL
BLACKBERRY 'MLLE*, IN THEL Balk' OF
' . . .4 HOTEL: ' - •
pHE -undersigned- hap re-commenced the
'n his' NSW Mad SPACIOUS STA=
SUS, lodated as`above; inthg latiiiiiirvaried stook of
711ORSEB, OARRld:GEd'and Cfllfilit/SES,,whiolf be will
hire at moderate ratea: -- SWARTZ.
5ep28.0.7 .• • .
PROPOSALS''
FOR GRADING RIDGE ROAD — .
BALED PROPOSALS will be. received S
at the *Mae of the City. COuncil In Harrisburg, until
,y,d.reTß RAZ:, the 3d day nt November .11ext. forgrading
'Ridge Road, according to the profile exhibited in said-oi.
'Seg o the ground to be deposited at such places as the
committee may diem expedient. All payments to be
=ride to the contractors in bonds of the „city of 'Harris.
burg. By order of the Street Committees of the Nit h and
Sixth lards. .
QM
JOHN B. SMITH'S,
_ .
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
: • CORNER, SECOND AND WALNUT STS.,'
• - Harrisburg, Pa.
ALWAYS on hand a large assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERB, am., of the very, best
*
soalities for ladies, gentlemen, and chlldrens' wear..
Prices to snit the times. " All kinds of WORK MADE TO
ORDER bathe best style hYsuplirior wOrktnen.
REPAIRING done at short, notice. '
octilLdtf 'JOHN, B. Ingrni,"Harrisburg: '
PROCLAMATION.
. .
•
r[I.EtEREAS, the ',Honorable JOHN J.
v. V PINIALSON, President of tlitiCourt of Common Pleas
In the Twelfth Judicial District, consistingof theoonntles
of Lebanon and Dauphineand the Hon. A. o.Hiester and
Son. Felix Nissley, Associate Judges in Dauphin county,
Jutting loaned their precept, bearing date the 16th day of
October 1860, to me directed; for holding a.Court of Oyer
and Terminer. and General Jail Delivery and Quarter
Bessionstof the Peace, at t ßatioutrito, ibr the county' or
Dauphin, and to commence on the 3d Aforulay or Niventbe;
being the 191 k day of November, 1860, and to nontinial two
weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner, Jus
tices of the Peace and Constables •of the sat I courty' of
Dauphin, that they be then and.there in their proper per
sons, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inquisitions exathin,ationstmdtbair,own remem
brances, to dottiosethimM4lllchtct'ttieff MEOW upper=
tales to be done, and those who are bound In recogni
stances to prosecute against the prisoners that are orshall
be In the Jail of Dauphin county, be then and thkre to
prosecute against them as shall be just.
Given under my hand at Harrisburg; the 15th day 01
0• • • • rof our LOrd HMO trod in the eighty:.
Eusam's Oirsaca, J. • M. :EIMER,
Harrisburg, October 23,1860. f - • % odd
0ct7.6.4'144
BARGAINS FOR: THE SEASON,
JONE'S 87 ORE,
Just recel TA, I :er i n i r g o tZM . X.,V4 4
.0. /11C.Ind
BARBARaIn bilks of sB kind; 14 cog;
BARGEMIS'in Shawls, onall 'chide; for .4./sh. ,
BARGAINS In .Cloaks and Talmas of all kinds, for, cash.
BARGAINS in Plata Drase.Cloods, or all kande, fol. Cab.'
BARGAINS•ht ;every: yaritty or, Searnmple Dreaa
Goode : for cash. - •
BARGAINS trqßankets; of all khide„, for. cult...,
BARGAlNBin.altkindir of Flenrielsjoicish:
. BARGAINS In Carpettre of 011•Clotbs, &0., for , cash.
And BARGAINS In all-klntla of Dry Gods usually _ kept
In Melia; and a cholae keen a very large, well selected
stock, for cash, at • JONES' - STORE,
°ctn. ,„
• Mint et street,Barrlaborg.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
._AT PRIVATE .SALE...
/TIRE UNDERSIGNED% cifferw at private
Twp Lowoit 03,01INItesituate,in.Oheetact
streetenearSeeondNidjonneeDr. Johillfehteljr•upon the
one side, and J BOO= Doy t. upon the.ether, upon each
of width is erected a TWOJWORY PILAMILD'W.BLLINS
- HOl7BEi =trio% zateaudat is widtrafeet;Atod depth
100-feet; , 3foe - teettvii:lttc; - applpto'Sleorge qtutk le; mei
chant ttnot. , - ,- •
043t15 tiP ELLEWS. MCWILLIAMS. -
.
UP TOWN' '
PATENT - -WEIGH - , , ;CARTS!
VORthio
Cvenience of my numeronemp
je.',town• customers, I hart , establethekle . connetitien
With my old a .BRANCH cOAL'TABD, OPPOSITE
NORTHSTREET,ton 'a line with.the Pennsylvania Canal,
having the office formerly occupied by . Wm. It. Harris;
where consumers of coal In that vicinity and . VBBSSNE.
TOWN• can receive their. coal by the PATENT WEIGH
CARTS WITHOUT Nivea. Casson roe Hamoro. and hi any
quantity they may desirs, as low as can be purchased
6,000 TONS - 00AL ON HAND
OF -LIKENS • VALLEY AND
.„ J3Al2llg . OF ALL.Sig.45.'
, .
iarwunga • TO.Mtrartts Ems: Plum, but UNWILLING .
To MI UNDERSOLD HY ANY PARTIN.
jar All coal IbrkedMp and .:delbiered Clean, and free
from all impwities, and the best article mined ,
Orders receiYed - st both yards will be promptly filled,
and ail coal delivered by the PATENT WEIGH cum. _-
COAL' JAI' by .. .boat - v eer load, single, half or . Third of
tom, and by the bushel. • . • .. , .
_ • JAMESmwmar.ami
Harrisburg, Oct. 18, 1800. -
_
LVENETIAN BLINDS & FURNITURE
MADEI .- 'nna RtPAIRED , ikiod short; notion,
and on r , asonable•termn, by A.;R:SHARK, Elecond'atreet
.bilowSlestpt. , flan 8m
'Gilt,' lan) 'ENTERTATNACENT
AT ILiSORIC:- . • , rLiLL:` _
OLD JAKE HAMILTON,. formerly `_of
Harrisburg, THE CHAMPION BANJO PLAYER and.
Jlu DANCES, will
.. giv.e an entertainment at Masonic
'Hall Crallee4s434l.ooon TUESDAY Avglitivri Ciao'
bar lath
The,entertainmentselll close with a COTTLiLION
the- music to be iernialtedtl-Prof. G. Vt Swees. • Tickets
to be had at the door.. 0rA16.412t*
FOR -THE DIES!
A:LARGE LOT OF FIRST QUALITY
. ,
,
TOWIN'S KID GLOVES,
. .
slight's' damaged with water—Price so and 76 ota..—
MREST; BARGAINS._ Aline assortment of game quality,
perieoßlaelc,3 l 7hits and Colored, at. • ;
CAnICANTig,
•4' . No. 14 Market diriare.
HANOV ER BEVIL. SKIN GLOVES
klerge'Stotili at theLo wen Price, at
CATHCART'S,
No.l4Market Square.
octls
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF HAIR AND
,OLOTH BRUSHES. foraola at. low prices:at "1.1
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE-
IEI
AV-11 rtIBLVA
AsTHOR^UGHLT fAc k
y sopip e :8 OC 0 • all
size4„aty (*tor -
•URGNSIVE MEW Boossron,
7ic.AIIITABLE•• B ATE
IN THE Car OF gadliqfWigif.:v
" - UNION HOUSE"
Now kept hy ileijiantC In the city of Hares-
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, 18e0,
All that valuable real estate, belo u ging to the heirs of
LOUIS BROWN, deceased, 'bounded anddescribed as fol-
tows, viz : •
Fronting on Market street on the ; north 52 feet 6 in
ches; by lot No. 158 on the east; by Blackberry alley on
the south, and by lot Re, 166 on the westextendlnglNUl
MarkNt itleekikitaid artglatliteitizereibilelf.'2lo feet,
as per deed of Christian 101nkelYa executors, to said Louis
Brown, deed. Said lot heing'dunibereAl in the general
plan or said town. no v city, with the number 167. The
aftialeit thil'has erected. uponlt EttWa'll*ifY
' • •••• - • • e •
•ARIC IC Ay - Rim =
HMise en& ttree-story beak with a large new
frame stable in be rear of the lot opening on the said
alley. And also •
J. Long,
TWO WOODEN OR FRAME..RUILDDRA,
Adjoining that portion or the lot cceupled by the hotel
- -'-the one fronting oul.hoketstreet, and,* other on the
The said property will be Sold 'as one.prepeity, or In
two parts es may be deemed advisable by Abe heirs, •
in case it should bp offered for saletn two. parts,, tke
property will be divided,thus
. No. 1. —The_HoteL -and Stable:in the rear,
Will be sold as 'one property; dividing the lat bya line t o
be ran from the west- mad of. the brick: building, at a
right angle with.MarkeLatreet to Blackberry alley-,'and
reserving the right to use a three feet alley, now 'con- with the hotel In common; between- the-„,pur
chasers., . .
No. 2.-413. it lbalance of-the lot, on which-are
-erected the frame or wooden buildings before referred, to;
extending from Market street to Blackberry alley, With
a right to the use of the aforeilitt three feet allay.
Five per cetit: of the purchase money :Lobe paid cash
tieat tap.: of the sale; and the:balance of the purchase
growl' a ill be divided into three equal payments.;
Os'a THIRD to be , paid on Or before theist day of April,
A. D. Mel' ;when - a 4ieclof conveyance of the property
will be' e - oat indisawassalon delivered to ;the pnr
cheer. • -'
kat. THILYD In one year
.thereafter, with interest; and
the remaining third to be sednied lit the Prilperty daring
thelifeihne of the midow-offthe.said Louis Brown, de.
ceased, tbe. interest of which to be paid tolterateni-sui="
, .
J: b. MARTIN,
J. R,BROORR,
eqmouttee.
The unpaid purchase motiey.th be secured on the pro-`
party by bonds andlnortgage,, bearing Interest, and pay
able. as alloye stet t ed. ; .
,
. .
Apur,Ank: touchiug :he above described:
property 7Vtlf be given on apßlleation toihe undersigned..
edifcd - Attorney forthe elra.
PENNSYLVMDA.RAIL- ROAD I-
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
•
• PROM' PHILADELPHIA. •
•
The Bridge at ConeirAgo having been re-built, the
Paeeenger`,Train"s`oflhe re!kiiiVeobt R a tlroad.ooupany
will resume their former route. ' On mid itit4 "
MONDAY ; ' OCTOBER 15th, 1880,
they will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg • and
Haft delph* aa rolloynt i"
EASTWARD.
THROUGH EIItRIDDISTRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.16
a. m. and arrives at West Philadelphia at 5.10, a . : m.
FAST DNB leaves. Harrisburg at 6.15, a..ar every
da ea Mqdity, , i:stiviiielt West PnilarailPhiii yat
. • .
MAE..., THAW leaves Harrisburg at 1.00 p. in., arrives
West Philadelphia at 5.00 m:
Ile S India Make °lota connection
t r im New 34prip Lime, • ; , -
MT. JOY ACCOMMODATION No. 1, leaves at
6.60 ' Mt.Joy,at and iio . *eetk j aulspeisster at
8.50 with tester arrivi ng at West Ph ila delphia
at 12.10 r. * - • '
eapkowein4..no* , TßAll4--leavverat
3.60 p. in., Veit Phila
delphia el, shass t 14: " . •
frE'l6li
4.00$ m. , 61t. Joy at 5.11, connects with - Harrisburg
Accommodation: Train, , Bastiat Dillerville as 640, sari
.viols at West Philadelphia at 9.05 p.
• • WESTWARD
THROUGH =PRIES TRAIN lealetC PhiladelphlAitt ,
10.46 pm , arrives at Harrisburg 2,.56 e.
ItfAHA halves PhlladelPhis? at 4 ,9.10 S.
rives at Harrisburg at 12.60 Ir.*
FAST LINE lealihePhilddej.pMa at 11:50 a M.,:a1414 1 111
-at HalTlitmigiti .4 .o . o s4m . _ • .
=I
m. JOY ACCOMMODATION 1143. M; ,
Lancaster on arsiial 0 . 1011 , ISnititWest, at p. 04:
loaies Itt:Joy at 11.42, and , airtrta.at Harrisbarg at
AP:RAMIRO ACC 0101011.010 N TRAIN /saves
Philadelphia at
. 2.00 p. m., Columbia 41.19,a1td,pr: psis
at Harrlddbor
gat7B6,n
` MI% JOY. ACOMKODATION TRAIN, No. ;Agaves
Lancaster, on the agly,tl Palcairtar:l l *lo4t) ay
764 p' i ni." Att."JoY at 6:615 . arrtioi , ibittlidiurg at
. •
Passengers Iptidog?htlidelphit 4 6 : 3 1):*,,Pt.44;
caster Trp o . liiii3pt at Laiciater wit/ if t.'joy . • ACciaat
=Wien Train-No.: 2 ; at 7;44, and arrive [t ifildtbdiurg
at 9.2441.'in.'
' - . - • , BA UM
8s . teat 'Peineurbxutla-Assingt4
undersigned ip".:
,ER .
ry, *bated an andifor by the Court of Common Pleas
of Dinittin county; htthe matter of the itiotaint of,JOHN
A. fiTHOLEY, assignee of Peter Sheet; of4lerry, town- ,
ship tos I.t coettly, which together with foe, excejo4o6o
therekOiliti,yas 'referred* as andiger. t :yotice
hefebrittken th ell peri anis 'interested tifirein;thit.
wilfattegollo the duties'or his b.ppotqtmeliCA 4ce
iti the city of Hairlibur6 r on -MONDAY; the X2th day of
Novpnber, A. D.,:18.00; at 10 o'clock A. If. of said day,
. • • • . JOHN H. DAMNS ) /*it*.
•
lITHEREAP . , the undeteighed was 4)-
*anted anA, uditor of the Otphana 'Court of ilauphin
conntY, On the exceptiOns Illedlo the account- of George
Landis, Christian Landis and Johmatlsbatuiih,. executors
of the ef Christian L=1141116 Derry ,. township;
in; sida . odurktyi'dithiaticr: Notice is'fierehy giyektuAll
persons litterested - thilieln ; that he will attend:to the dtt . -
ties ofr biii aka/merit, at Lis Oftica, in tfakci;3% orairrio:
burg, ilat'hu k rsday, - the Fat day or November, A.
1860, at 10 o'clock, A. L , on said der-,
. JO& . .
oetlB46eerm-w-s-m-w Auditor.
:COAL:'! COAL
, o n-y, E 47 ,1 4 , 41, 12 1 7,- 2103 riv: . 277A2' .P.g.tiViii 4 B.
- • GOAL BY T11:1q:1
.„.
PATENT -WEIG-H-CARTS-1 ,
• -Now Its THE '13111,V.
supply
„,12 of Coal for the wintev 7 meigbed, st tlleir door by .
Ate Pateheitelet:Carbli. - 'the acontoy of these ,Carla iw
one dielmaloapd they. 2..evor ; get out of order, as Is tre
quentlYiihe.easeVnitlf :plaiforra'soalei. Besides 'the
-000sumer,has,lls satisfaction of proving the weight of
his cpitVatibili own
I have a large supply of Coal on hand, consisting of
B. It: ,00:%.:1142811ENS VAL,LEY COAL, au
LYICHNSMALLItr CC la
wrureseAßßE
BrITIIINOU'S BROAD TOP_ ,
All Coal of the first quality tidied aid delivered free
from all impurities, at tlit t iolveinaiittAti:brittlit Agin oe
car load, single, half or third ott9^_,llll4tifftttithmliel.
: J ANK4 Ad. W/1111Lelt.
Harrisburg, kept. 24,1860: 7 -; sep26
„
' Obit / 4 1 . 'A,NEG,O4tet.
BotralgueND _BOLO 141 -
:air* wawa.
ta f4e 1 W 4 %.4 1, 4 12,4 A 0 e11e/AVVa"
FR4FtI, FigAt!KS 1214 4-,1V 11 4.4
4 9'l
New %hertisenunto.
PUBLIC SALE
ESE
El
WIU bur eilosed to public sale at the
Dirt, at 7, o'clock, KM., on
TERMS OF-,SALE.
AUDITOR'S NOTWE.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE::
Ntw tAbtiertistmatto.
STONE FOR SALE.
HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to fur
nish the oaths with every variety of BUILDING,
R, and CHO&IN0 STONE. Also a good article of
HICKORY AND OAK WOOD, at moderate prices. Apply
to J. B. COLE, corner of Broad and Third Woo. in the
Sixth ward. 00triAti
FALL OF 1860.
SECOND OPENING
'- - OF FALL AND WINTER
Clk- C) 3:0 set.
xprE have just received a large and varied
T v ' idiaertrgent Of DRY GOODS, of every description,
to which we Ynvtte the attention of purobasom,
Opened this morning, at
cArECaler & BROTHERS,
• -- - 'No 14 WaThet .%aare;-
Next door.tyth9 Harrisburg Bank.
ANOTHER EXCITEMENT
Tn making selections among the large and handsome
Sam as! 8110041 SHAWLS,
LOGO!, QOM Lae BROCA SHAWD4
NzW STYLI fli:Kraas Bass= BEMS,
!mama LONG • DO DO
• BLS Soirrod'Plato DO
Dussamarnt Do
Au Kum OP MIME? SHAWLS.
DRESS GOODS
Delaines, Merinos,
Poplins; Valenclas, Pammettas,
Plain Merinos, Plaids, Velour kelps,
Cashmeres, Mks, Traveling Goods, Chintzes,
Handsome Flg'd Cashmeres, Solrerino, Shade of Mexico,
Lamellas, %benne Cloths, Hohaire,
Superb Figured Merinos,
'Famise Cloths, Lnstres,
Madonnas,
Everything new, desiirableand good, we can supply at
the lowest rates. CATHCARVdr BROTHER,
Neat door to Harrisburg Bank.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
The cheapest and best in the city can be had at
CATHCART & BROTHERS.
!gasling, Cassimeres, Ginghams, .
Mantlels, Cloths, Drillings,
TickiOgs i Yestings, Table Cloths,
Calicos; Satinetta, Counterpaines,
Hickory, Checks, Canton Flannels
Goodlillinalhis and Calicos.
Gin! use CALL, AT . •
01l .No. 14 MARKET' SQUARE.
CRANBERRIS! I
A &arrow Lor Rote Alaimo,
oat& By WM. DOCK JR. & CO
COAL - 1 COAL! 1 COAL 1 - 1 1
THE, SUBSCRIBER is prepared at all
tlmee to deliver to the citizens of Harrisburg, the
different kinds and sizes of LUKEN'S VALLEY, PINE
GROVE and WILEESBARRE COAL, weighed on the city
weigh cart at the consumers door, and full weight guar
anteed. Prices as low as at any regular yard in the city.
Orders left at his office, corner 4th and Starke& streets,
or dropped ht the Post Office, will be prompt', attended
to. DAVID WOORlaltlE.
an/O.dBm • . - - •
,COAL OIL 1 COAL OIL 1 COAL OIL ! t I
COAL OIL!. COAL OIL II COAL OIL I I
COAL OIL! =COAL OIL! I COAL OIL! 1 1
COAL OIL.!-.COAL OIL! I COAL OIL ! 1
COAL OIL .LAMPS ! COAL OIL LAMPS 1 !
COAL OIL LAMPS! FOAL OIL LAMPS: !
COAL OIL LAMPS! COAL OIL LAMPS!
COAL OIL LAMPS! COAL OIL LAMPS ! I
Hand, Aland, Bracket, Iltgeilez,buld Side Lamps I I 1
Hand, Stand, Bracket, Hanging a .d :ide Lamps I I I
Hand, Stand, Bracket, Hanging a:+11 Side Lams II !
Hazi‘Stand, Bracket, Hanging and Side Lamps I 1 I
Beautiful and Very Cheap !
Beautifisl and Very Cheap!
Beautiful and Very Cheap!
Beautiful and Very Cheap 1
Lantpn,chnuged to burn Coal Oil. All the Coal Ott and
ragre p utsiA t ippiEVAl to eirLeetny&ealletke
" W. W. GROSS k 00
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 19 Market Street.
leP2balidfi.tq.
V.1: 1 1114 t KIM :51f0e l'a *it o , ' , 0 A,'
SALE
_,-
A
VALtIABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
In. the City of Harrisburg
THAT "well-known and valuable hotel
pr °petty IFnown as'the
="SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,"
now in the ocoupancy of Wm. Moohermau, situate on the
'east end of Maraet street, and_ immediately opposite the
PeonSyleania Railroad Depot, will be offered at PRIVATR
SALE until the 4th of December next, and °f not sold be
take tbat tline, will be put:up at public aecLon on that
This is the most desirable property in the city of liar
debate for hotel busbiess. Its proximity to the Penn
aylvania,Rearoad Depot, and din Depot or cli the rail.
roods' centering at Barrisburg,makes it more convenient
arad,accosible to the traveling public than any other
Hotekin'the City.
yurtheeintermation in regard to this property and as
,to °teals, may be had by applying to
'•
Wit H. MILLER,
NoittCcor:lfaatet ;quake, (Wyelkt i . ° Bull Y dit,) :e'coad
story front. ottl-dikw
ga kr4 prE3 Him awl filvaraol
• • LINES
VCiWbrinis the N. L. DAILY HERALD,
A.A., TRIBUNE, TIMES and SUN, to Harrisburg, at QM
o'clook P. 11.,mul are distributed noustusrmy afterward
by prompt' carriers. Subscribers will be regularly
aervedWith Mem. by leaving their address at
BERGNER'S CHEAP. BOOKSTORE,
Harketstreet.
EMI
.BERGITERIS CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
11ARKET STREET,
IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
Eli]
SCHOOL BOOKS
_ - SCHOOL STATIONERY',
Cishipr!sing all,the various
BEADING AND SPELLING BOOKS,
'4III7IIrB..".rDIC:CATT- -‘po-"NattOA2ERIES,R2!AM2I;assaII2TRIES:
. 4 I
'all the ORICIOL MOBS aced In the carious - Public and
Private Schools of tne City, together with
DOPY INN 'COMPOSITION BOOKS,
-LETTER, CAP and NOTE PAPER"
-BLANK BOOKS, SLATES _ • '
• LEAD AND SLATE PENCILS,
- PENS. AND HOLDERS, INE
- TANDS, RULERS and
Mo'l3:tad colnplete assortment or 'SCHOOL ,STATIONERY
constantly on Maid and for sale* THE LOWEST PRIM
lirrlsatni in'tbe city' at
BERGNJiR'S OHEAP BOOKSTORE.
- ' 61 Market Street.
made to teachers and dealers:
Any article
ti bt'on band promptly furnished without
ic
.extr cflaraci. sep24
S. 'S suLTANANi's
Vor r gr Dislies of all, Shads.
.
. most delicious and
:Using Sauce, invented by th
tviged "Sorsa," for the Len-
Reform Club, Is, Mae -NB
ease; manufactured bp. the
i-known home of Camas &
tottinea, - London, - from the
al recipe.' It inthe favorite
.ice in England, and on the
.....li Joe Oontinent,with a high and grow :
lug reputaron among ;American_ Epicures aad is. much approved
'4‘. of as a stimulant to the appetite
and aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON muss.
nireremonntend our correspondent to try moss. SIT
WS, nevr.-Sance, entitled the,: 4 Sultana'a Sauce.' It, ts
made after the Turkish recipe ; its flavor is excellent,
audit affords Oonsiderable aid r.l cases of slow-and weak
digestion:N=2lle Lancet. •
"Savory, Piquant, and Rich worthy the genius of
tioyer."— t' , Observer.
44 . a t most' valuable adjanctto : 'h, Flesh; and Por,
Amdahl:mu)** a Place on every ,able." es.
- liktielginits for the United SUMS.'
-OIASDNER G: TIJELIN, 217 Fulton at., N. Y.
anillisAy & HAY-, 34 Cornbill, Swim.
Tot We by. Groaera out FraltDealesa eraywharc
• ' italli4l/4111Vai . • • '.
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