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HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELM HOLD'S.
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'ig
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'a
Extract Mau, Extract Bt
Extract Bach; - Extract Buell;
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Bitch; Extract Buchu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Bach;
Extract Buchu. Extract Bach;
FOR SECRET 8; DELICATE DISORDERS.
,FOR SECRET 8r DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET DELICATE - DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET S i . DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET & DELICATE DISORDERS.
"OR SECRET DELICATE DISORDERS.
A Positive and Spec:fic Remedy.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific. Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
FOR DI.EASES OF THE
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS; DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY,'
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KID A .EYd, DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
And all Dissases of e.exual Organs,
And all Diseases of Sexual Dugan,
And all Diseases of Sexual Organs,
And all Diseases of Sexual Organs,
Ana all Diseases of Sean sl Groans,
And all Diseases of Sexual Organs,
ARLSNO FROM
Excesses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and Ins prudencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and Imptudencies in Life,
From whatever cause originating, and whether es
!glue ill
MALE 'OR FEMALE..
Females, take no more Pills t Thep are of no avail for
Complaints incident to the sex. Use
Extract Mucha.
BeimboliPs Extract Buchu is a liediehm which is per
fectly pleasant in its _ . _
Taste and Wor t .
But Immediate ln cation, Riving Health kt - vigor to
the Frame, Bloom to the PaMd Cheek, and restoring the
patient to erfeet state Of
HN:ALTH AND PURITY
Elemheld's Extract licolm is pr• pared according to
Pbermacy mid Chemistry, and Is proscribed and used by
The Hest Eminent Physicians
Delay no longer. 7 - recurs tee remedy at once
hi(3l, $l per bottle, or six for $5.
Depot 104. Booth 'loath street, Ptiladolphla.
Beware of Unprinelpltd Dealers
Trying to palm of their own Or other artibiles of BUCHI7
on the reputation attained by
Melmbold's Extract Rumba,
The Original and only Genuine.
We desire 10 NM on the
Mertz or our Article 3
Thetr's is worthless—is sold at much less rates and
eGnanalasions, consequently paying a much better profit.
We Defy Competition 5
Ask for
tlelrabold'a Extract Buohu.
are no other.
Sold by ➢. W. Gross & Co. and all druggists every.
•
JOHN B. SMITH'S •
BOOT & SHOE STORE;
CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT STS.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
i A LWAYS on band a large assortment of
1. BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, .S:c. ' or the veiy best_
for !whea t gentlemen, and citildrone
Prkei to mutt the times. All kinds of WORK MADE TO
°ADM{ In the beet style by superior workmen
REPAIRING done at short notice.
oetllletr JOHN B. SMITH, Harrisburg.
PROF. ADOLPH P. TEUPSER,
AXTOULD respectfully inform his.. old
V patrons and the public generally, that he . wfll
continue to give instructions on the PIANO FORTE, ME-:
LoDEON, VIOLIN and also In the science of THOROUGH
RAM: He will w'th pleasure wait upon pupilsitt..their
!tomes at any hour desired, or lessons will be givonat;
his residence, in Third street, a few doors below the
• • man keformed Church. declb-dtf
AUGUSTINE L. eIIAYNE.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Residence No. 27 .IVorth Second Strad.
N. 13—JOBBING AIIENDED TO.
bawl
W W. HAYS,
ATTORNEY-AT--L4M
Mee Walnut St., between Becond , lin:4l:
Third, Harrisburg, Pa. '
ar4p dawt
DR.
ES
SURGEON DENTIST , .
FFERS his services to the citizen s ,
I L / Harrisburg and its vicinity. He solicits a share of
the public patronage, and gives assurance that his hest
endeavors Shall be given to render satisfaction in his pro
'
fession. Being an old, well triad dentist, he feels safeln
nviting the public generally to call on him; assuring
hem that they will not be dissatisfied with his services
Ince No. 128 Market street, in the house formerly cc
copied by Jacob R. Eby, near the United finites Hotel,
liarrishurg, Ya. myli-dly
HE A EWA.
PEFFER,
OFFICE-THIRD STREET, (SHELL'S ROW
NEAR MARKET.
Residence, Chestnut .Street near
CITY OF HARRISBURG, PEN/el'.
10712 dtf
GEORGE FISHER,
-AT TO RN EY AII .
NJieFERS his professional-services ti)41,11
persons haying busineils• to be tranincied to the
several Courts orDeuphin county, the Land DePaittrient
of this State, or before the Board of Property. . 1 1.4...1121(.. 1
been associated in the practice of the Law,:'with blalittno
td, JOHN A. 2 he promises diligent: and careful
till.ption to all professional business entrusted to 'teem , I
CinXt corner or Pecond and Locust streets, (opposite to 1
the Penusylvanitt'lliatte,}llarrisbing.'• ap26.:
STATE CAPITAL BANK,
LMERON, COLDER, EBY & CO:
CORNER SECOND ziNIAwAr,Nu7
RABBIS BURG 11.01 t.;;
Of Vanilla' Beans, Backers' FariniyTerfuoiiiiiiiiiiit
fancy liloare,at anusquturnirro4
1148 Market str rtf,n
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VOL. MIL-
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i . eoat ! egal ! ! fatral !! !
COAL COAL ! I COAL !! !
NOW IS YOUR ,TIME
I TO GET" CLEAN COM:1 -
Full Weight and - Nothing Short of It!
'THANKFUL TO -.111.-Y •FRIENDS • AND
COIitTOMERD-for their blierld patronage, I would
now inform them' and the public, generally, that I am
fully prepared, on short notice to stipply them with all
kinds of
SUPERIOR COAL . OP. ALL ; SIZES.
gFREE FROM SLATE, AND CAREFULLY
SCREENED AT AS LOW A FIGURE AS
FAIR DEALING WILL AFFORD.
Although my coal is not weighed in BRILF-WEIGUING CARTS,
BUT Wk gut 78 - caus ACCURATELY ,TESTkIiNY THE
SEAM OF WEIWIS TICD llZAbthib* and consumers may
rest assured that they will be fairly and honestly dealt
with I gel' nothing but the very best article, and no
mixing.
ALSO HICKORY, OAK and PINT WOOD, always un
hand. GEO. P. Win SUING.
seiti3-d3m
NOT ''''l.llE" - FIRST ARRIVAL,
; BUT ARRIVED IN DUE TIME TO BE
SOLD <AT REDUCED PRICES,
,LYKEN S VALLEY MOVE COAL, $2,50 per ton.
' ' 6 NUT ', $2.00 "
Also constantly on hand,
LYKEN'S VALLEY BROKEN,
ii " EGG; •
CUPOLA AND STEAMBOAT. COAL,
iWILKESBARRE BROKEN,. • . . •
1 No. 3 aud'4,
NUT. ,
n. 113
locksmith Coal. Allegheny And Broad'. Top. Also,
ckory, Oak and Pine Wood. , E. BYERS.
pI4 - . : : . 'No.. 102 Chestnut street.
NEW DRUG
AND PRESCRIPTION: .:STOREI
"CUM.. W. A 11. M S T R.O. N. G , PrAc
v Fruggist and'Onemistorotild 'biretta , the
citizens of Harrisburg, that be leased.the store room
recently oco pied by Dr:liiiribell; mid ii now prepared
to furnish those whole') disPotod to"Patrbulse him, with
pure and un ad ulerate d Drugs and Medicines, sut h as con
betreiled upon, having bad several years expert: nee in
the Drug and Prescription business, he mo-t respectfully
solicits a share of,Physicians' Prascrlption basin. as. Ho
bai also Wiarge add viiricid "assoinnein, of Perfumery,
tiationery, &c. Also, all of the most popular Patera- Me
dicines of the day ; also, Tobaebo Sellars, tFlinflNkit , of
ihd brat brands; also, Alcohol, Turpentine, Burning Elald,
Co o t (.11, &c. fact everything usually kept .in a well
st ked tit ug store." 'nnvl2 dim
GENERAL ORDERS= =No. 3.
)111tAyi QIIARTMIS 5111. M.,P; 14.1
Elarri.burg, 180.
L Thci.VoltiitotraTur—...—m.h_ti
rage at Hari6Uurg, Tutiniv, Jana ; •
o'clock A. M., to inaUgUrate GuvernOr Andrew O. Curtin.
Volunteer§ injhomate wig out of itareuordlal
ly tovited to - parAdrata. =" - '" •
ill. Pegimada, puttalions and Companies will report
to prigatuer General {Marna; .3d Billgade.stl2 Div.
P. V., at Darrisburg. 'By command of
Major Genera). WiLLI44I.II. HEIM,
' • sth. Div. P.
3;emas FRIF:LAND, Aide-de-Camp. nov6
GENERAL ORDERS—No. 4.
. Shia' QUARTFA3.4..BAWAIiaI
V. I,4i.iirbiAr-istioi ,
IS Agreeable to the orders of Major General If einsidlpth:
D 17,114011 P. V., the lid Brigade eth Division PettAkal-Par . - 1
rade at Harrisburg on lilEsnAT, January 15th,1861, At 10
o'c'Ock A. M., to prrildpute.,lla thednaggiirutlori of Geyitr
nouAndrew Cuctlul, 4 : 1• L `"'"
4. Col. Baker, of theist Regiment.will reportlo Mal.
John.: W. , l3roisit„•AC Hairy burgAd or chAf,dre,:thel Ist of
Juiluiry,lB6l: •••
111. Capt. Eyster, of tht „Garner,oul Guard will report
at Head Quarters cn or, 10th , ot January,
1801 for further orders. By order of
- "- la•C. wiLLlAMSo3itgadier General
' e ,•• -•• Bit/debit Division P. F.
• -Adana F. Elm, - noyo,
varf alnettup;
DOsigneri' and - Engravers on Woody
N. E. COR. 111TH & CHESTNUT STS.,
Philadelphia. — . - •
ViECUTE all kinds of Wood Engraving
jug wah heautii , correetness: and als:patph,
uo4gns 'furnished' Joe Finealook Wastes tons.- P4rdoiii
witching cuts, by sanding a Photograph or Daguerreotype,
win; have views, of Colleges, Clinches, Store Fronts,
Mitehines, ttca:o:o;.l.4timas, &o:,: engraved iis.wEilitin!per
sonal application.
Fancy Envelopes, Labels, Bill xicadingr, Show Bills,
Visiting, Business and other Cards, engraved in the
highest style et art, and at tae lowest pvioes.
For epettuneftWAY Sue see: Uhillibistritted'
works oCl..B.liPpinabtt 51C0.,4.1. IL Butter,k
ent2.s
WM. STEM;
CARPENTER AND JOBBER,
'COARSER WALNUT AND FRONT MEETS.
Cplil;llsTG Aofiatl i
' a'n'd on r ' eas'onable ierma.
:PINE STREET -NEAR h9ECOND,
11% 7 -THE REA2rO.I7 TEM "NO:RGA:II 4 HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened a new,
: LIVERY STABLE; located' at =abcrie and - has a
stuck of exeelleat HORSES, and new and ,fashionable,
%;813GiGIES and CARRULGRS; wbioh he - wIl. blrmat' louder
ate Ilates. UROREE W. LOWER, agt.
ncv24-the
•
EAgPBERRY ALLEY, isysIueIv..CHESTNUT. AND
: HULBEHEY'STREETs,
ESPLOTFULLI informs the public that ldie is located at ihe above mentioned place, and he
Las boratiannedthe WObl; DYEIi%G and CARPET WEAV
ING! BLI„c n' Ia
ledE . ...S in all Its:various branches. Be la pre,
tPardif ie fir - oidera - at ttte shortest notice; and will
gdattan tee general satisfaction. , His prices will b e
reasoMible.
Hiving carried on the business for many years In
.Germany; and over two yearls herei and also having had
'en extended experience in this country:, be is fully eons,
pectin to execute all work eatruated to!hielijind hopes to
receive a reasonable share of custom from his fellow.
citizens.
' /tar A general assortment of Carpets are always kept
on hand and will be sold.Attneie r west rate ;
60 . 8 tricl 'eff.; . ..;rl.Li "AL:,
y ed
-
DF;.*ltri-rr6YoF ITENTAL
rpHEiLactetiiign ,
SURGERY, Ilse retairdO r n i tl9 s l l 66i . 44 ;, b , i fi h r e a r c e t h a :
tiasitate street oppositetss
wad,. amlsestil*-
be pleased ve atteafrlA ksm.
.AA;
waste vast% Liertnj
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS---NEUTRAL IN NONE•"
HARRISBURG, PA.. MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 10, 1860
. ' ;
illistellantons
CONCENTRATED LEAVEN,
FOR MAKING
Bread, Tea-Cakes, all kinds of Pastry, &o.
MANUFACTUERD BY
EDW. CIIASIDERLIN & CO.,
Prqrietors of Shawiautchemical Works.
No. 33 INDIA BIBEE I', Boston.
.00NCENTRATED LEAVEN is the re
%,„) cult
of careful chemical research. • All its ingredl
e..ts sirs prepared in the highest state ofpnrity,•und com
pounded with a plow to produce bread of a far bettor
quality, and in much less time, than by any ether prow
cess ; and by the manufacturers submit it; with entire
confidence, to the judgment of discriminating house.
keepers, bakers, &c.
Bread of all-kin's made by using Concentrated Leaven .
'is lighter, more digestible and nuitritiOustluls an agrees.
ble, natural taste ; is lees liable to sour), will retain its
moisture longer than by any other process, and the
whole preparation for the oven iMed- rot 'exceed Len
minutes.
It is valuable because it is not perishable, and may be
rendered evadable In places and at times when yeast la
not within reach, as at sea. In all climates and under
all circumstances, it may be adopted, thus obviating all
difficulty of procuring yeast or other forme t, which Is
frequently of an inferior quality, rd dering the .bread
more or leas unwholesome.
It is also valuable as regards economy, as It has been
ascertained that a saying is effected in the flour of
less than 10 per cent. in the common proccessa-intich'iff
the saccharine of the flour Is lost by being: onverted
Into carbolic acid gas, or spirit, and the waste •is in
curred solely for the purpose of generating gasto 'else
the dough.' By using. Concentrated Leaverrthis waste is
avoided, and the gas obtained in a manner equally e . t . a..:
camas. Fermentation, as has been, stated,- destroys - a
part of the flour or meal, r ud, in consequence, a barrel of
Simr weighing 100 the , which, by . the cOmmori 'Mettle&
ereLuarily makes about 250 IDs of bread, given• by this
process 200 The , thus effecting the verylmportant saving
of 36 per cent. in the quantity ,of flour. By conformity to
the directions on earl( psekage, any . person capable of
ordinary attention . may conduct the process; and the re•
suit will Invariably be highly satisfactory. •
CERTIFICATE FROM DR. 'HAYES,
,Amayer to the Slate of Netssashusetts..
have analysed the Concentrated heaven, manufac
tured by Messrs. Edw Chamberlin lk Co., with refeiresce.
to its purity: aid - . efficiency of action.in producing the' et:.
fact of yeast distending dough,: and thereby-rendering
fl
it l for making bread. This article Ls skillfully.com
pounded, from perfectly pure Material., It reuses the
dough without consuming the sugar of arty other pritict
pie in the Pour, perfectly; and him :Same weight el flour
will produce more sweet, palatable bread than oan'be
obtained through yeast; while lor,cakes and pastry it Is
ll
iuraluable, as It saves a'rffile,*al much time of the
pastry cook. . '
"The experiments made by me confirm the statements
made by .the manufacturers, and proves this compound.
worthy of public approval and extended use.
.
• ' “Respectfully,
. • A. HAYES, D., State Assayer,
"16 Boylston street, Boston, September 26, 1860."
DI at - 0 T lONS
,BR'SAKIPAST AND TEA Rous.—Two orthree teastioonsfil
;of Leaven. (according-to-the quality of the flour,) to oiii
quart .01-flour;Mix -thoroughly by-passingiwtt online'
tines "through a sieve ; rys, lit a,.3littlet half the
water, (milk s pre era
rolling out. Much kneac Mg should be ova dd. 'fittlii;
to destredform, and place immediately in a hot oventind
bake quickly..
Lux Brian.—Tbe same proportions of Leaven and
flour sifted together as above; omit the butter,ohd make:
the paste stiff enough to knead igto a loaf; and bake Im
mediately in a slow oven.
GRAHAM BREAD —Three teaspoonsful of Leaven t*-ons
quart, of wheat meal, sifted together.; add one gill of mo. ,
lassed and two eav; make the poke thin with milk and
bake id a &Mir oven.
. .
Bemire Bees - D.—Three teaspoonsful of Leaven Wane ,
pint of flour, and ono pint of corn meal, all well sifted to
getber ; add two eggs and about a gill of molasses; nuke
tne paste thin with milk, and bake slOwly.
BUCKWHEAT taNgl.—Flour and milk sufficient to make
one-quart of batter; add one egg,,then three tompocomfol
of Leavitt ;amid Ws frothy and cookirlick. • -• ' ' ' "
Dindruna.-ntift together one lend otlionrand two tea- t
Epoo3oll or Leaven.; rub, in a plena of butter half sit largo:,
lei in' egg; 'mix - with - cold water 2 Ana ten,
. _
CtiasuclOt. kkkt Calls:-Sift together two large-cups;
of flour and two tcaspoonsful of Leaven; put in half a cup.
of butter and a'cup and a half of anger ;
: kink with cold
milk br water to'a stiff batter, add spice to suit the taste;
and baps immediately. , , . .
Cishmeliz 3.renos Ca= -Two cups of white-sugar,
beateiiivithine yolks of six eggs -=the Whitesor Sit aggs
beaten:ton, froth;-theri beat all together , ;' •
of sifted.flour, one cup or. wowiAnd Vireo teaspooneful
of Leaven; flavor with two Isaspoonsful of essence ,of
mom and ottlieln &Etat& oven: • ' '
Jra4BIA Sift.=together one ViarD of -flour- and three
teaspoonsfalpf Leavcn ; rub in one tea-cupful ofbiitter„
add a cup and a half 01 white sugar, and spice to suit titer
tastectivx-stiff eneugleto 'roll oul i and bake quick:
FIROtioNCAWs.4.:-Oneanatiof flourlind
J IM of Leaven anted together ; told: a cap of butter; odd'
poinra - , ,of.pn!rants, tlyo cups white
milk d ono ; lea,
spoonful of cinnamon" - mil with cold toa n a
ter.•and bako in a slow:oven. r • . .
CORN Cats,-lino. Pkl4 each ef::flohr,adt Indian wfeal, , :
and three tesepoOnsfai of Leavep „ well sifted togtx4er
add: one'gill''of - zeolttaes ant two ' eggs ; mix thin with
milk.. and bake in slovi oven: • •
cnr•Cass.—Fivo cups of flour : and three teaspoonful.
Ledven, sifted together; add one cup of butterowo of.
sugar, and two eggs, all well beat together ; then add
cup of curraits,,and spice to suit the taste. Bake about
half adhour. , .
Loire' CAEE.—T fay:, quarters of a pound flour and
four teaspoonsful of Leaven sifted together; one pound of
sugar and six ounces or butter beaten'to a cream ; the
whites of eight eggs well beaten, and the juice acme le
,mort; mix with milk.
Wandira Cass.--41ve cups of flour, three teaspoonel:
of Leaven, three cups of sugar, one of butter, one of
milk, and two eggs ; fruit and spicd to the taste. Bike'
about half an hour.
Packed in Cases of 1; 2,4; and Six Dozen Cans.
For sale by Grocers and Druggists generally.
VaLLIrl & Itho., Wholesale Agents;
,1i0."69: North Front Street FliilsdolpLia.
ovl3-d3m -
HER R
NEWLY.
".REFITTED I
,
THE UisIDERSIGNE6-: having' leased
this well known and popular .hotel, in the city of
'Harrisburg, is now reiltdpg and furnishing. the same
with NEW FURNITURE in the very best - modern style.
It is located in, the most central part of the city, within
a short distance of 'the depoti itmi older - era railroad
and also near the State Ca pitol buildings.
' The house is large and , the sleeping apartments are
v, ell ientilated.
The TABLEIi - well pioVtiled - Sertli tin 'Befilkliabie
.
Cleiwellknown throughout, the State ats_
haying the bast market outside of the Atiantle.eithrt, sne-
consequently"no complaints Shall bo mode on that score,
The BAR has also undergene changes and will be kept •
stocked:with the - hest end puroet Liquors in the countrY
tio exertion will be
sojourner,iiiiiiiirortable at every respect.,,kpoiudnuanco:
spored to make the Artteeler And,
o: the patrohage or the old Mummers, Mgether'Wlthmete
additions is respectlully solLited.
J. H. BENFORD & CO.
Harrisburg, August 2s.tt r. •
CITY LIVERY-STABLES,
qI.LACEIRERRr' AtLEY, IN . THE • .R.LLE 01
IMILIVSHOTZT,
. .
T .
HB undereLtnid-has-re•commeKtged the
livery busineiti ig Ida liglrand SPACIOUS:ETA-
IsLES located ai•above, with
,a large and vartedatock of
110 VMS, OARRIA'Grii and 'olallglttUSidi3 2 *Wlidoli' lie will
hire at radderate rates. F. a.. nWARTZ.
sep2B-dly" - •
H. .
L GODBOLD,
•
P RACTICAL
• Tuner and Repairer of
PPianos, Melodeons, to., ikc., wlllreerive eiderit
future at Will. KNOLILIVSMnSio .'tore, 92 Marketittreed •
.
All orders left at the aho_ye.numed piage, or al th e a wailer
House, will meet-wi th -prompt attention.- . -
First chat 11,410.1.9'1itir sale . •„_,. ,iiegh9.dly-ti
NOTI.OII .TO SPECULATORS;
VALUABLE BUILDINO LOTH FOit- SAL*
A NIIMiEiti•OYLARGEf.IZEDBUILD
-21.,-ING LOTS Opining - the Round House and Work
-bops or the Tama: Railroad Company, will be sold
loir and mi'reinOiiiilda ten rui..,...Apply to
saa JOHN W. MALL
JR btttar
1)RJO
HNSON
ALTIMORE
LOCK_HOSPITAL.
TtAS discovered-she most certain, speedy
_Li.o.trd effectual remedy M the world for
_ =DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
lAMBS IN ELT. TO 197.61.V6 HOUHB.
Na Ilierl:!aFy or_Noilous Drugs.
A'CvssWARRiIITZO 3 Ole NO Clilk1108; IN TllOll ONE TO
Two DAys.liZ
Weakness .of, the Back or Limbs, Strictures, Pains la
she Loilia;lffeetions of the !Odom; and /hedger, Organic
W~wknesa,ivervotte Physical Pow
ers Dyikinpaiii,., latterdr2,,LoWSgijiti,poilliisnin Ofkleas,
.'fliepitailon of ilfe Heircririlieify, ireiriblings, Dimness
of Sight or Giddiness, Discase'of the Stomach, Affections
of the Head, Throat, Ne se Or hkin—thoso terrible ci-or
dersTarising from the indiscretion or Solitary Habits of
Youth—those dreadful and destructive practises which
produce constitutional debility, render marriage impos
sible, and'deatioy both body and mind.
YOUNG MEN
Young men especially, who have llecome the victims of
solltM•y Vice, that dreadful and dettructive habit ankh
amituGly, sweeps to an ut.t mely grave thousands or
yourig . men of the most•exulted-talent and in intent Intel
locc‘lato inig Lt. otherwise have outrun:ea listening
tienates•withithe thunders' or eloquence, or waked to cc.
tsiy,tite living lyre, may call wt. ti fall confidence.
-b ' MARRIAGE.
Married persona, or those contemplating marriage, be
ing e i w k, ar_ e of physical weakness, shOuld Immediately con
sult-Di. and he , restored to pet fact health.
' • • ORGANIC WEAKNESS
•
• • Immediately cured and Alt vigor restored.
Hiiigrho places himself Miler the care - of Dr. J., may
riliglngly coo tide in his Lector as a gentleman, and. con
fl l rely upon
Jr,OPuo No.. .7 southngericicr street, - Baltimore,
Ma., 'Ow tlie felt hand side gbing friiai Baltimore street, 7
dieWOrom the earner. Bo :par tic ular in observing the
name or number, or you:will mistake the plaeis, be pit ,
ticerif forignorant,' T.Ving Qiiacks, with false names,
or Polity JaamiSog Cart ficates; attracted by the reputa
tion ef Dr. Johnson, lure. near
dli letbera must contain 's 'Postage Stainp, tome on the
• DR. JOHNBI9N. •
Di. J Johnsonmember of "tbe.Roytte College , of Surgeons,
London., graduate ftem one of tee moil, eminent CeLeges
of the United ctste.4-and the gnaw!' part of who:43.lWa
hit'A liden spent in the fectspit.l4'of Lennon, Part-s pnAlt
detphln nod elseivhere, has effeetecrionio of motives
touLling Cu' es that wet 0 t Ter known.. Many Ai oub'ed
wittOritipinein :the ears anti bead'wlieit aslevp, Erne, net ••
vouativity pomp tUarAted, at itudit cn'souns if, tivistaluiness,
a ith iinoniMalhshing,attandcd sometimes with derang e: mentor mind were curedinimentiMiy,
ris • _ .
,TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
.
,Dr. J. .sildresies all, these leho, has ing flared them;
ashen by bib . a te'a nil AF'ap roper lodulgouoies, that 0ec,114
silatahlitary tight which ruins' both bodyand Wail, wi
ablii tm for either besinittesoreoeiety. , :•,. ._,...
....1 ' 41Oineittheiltd and melancholy effects .p.rn
me itY WitlE-Abilipof - yciutit;lt lie: •-11/41iikheek of the
Rititgan_o_ .14mbs, iltits - in t tho,dield, Dimsvps ; ,or Ne k v .
f ir 6
LOs orMukiiii&VlSSitiik
~ _ _ .
.Palblititeml--t)?ltie.yeeirf,??ts
ohiefstids,-. 4:1 titn. lim'ialmmvt.w.. -a tloai the :.
nt*F--,
MENTALLY
" • Mytn.T. i ktvr,, ate fearful effeqi on the blind aro mud' to
b 6 dioeniod •L.ni of Sfetoory, Contusion 01, Ideas; , De-
Vreeninti of apirft4; Evil: Yorobotliois..AVersifoii toYocle
tYi
ailf-didtfust, Loyo of Solliu4e, I;midity, &o.oite.fitozno
of tno 6vlfetlb6ts. •
Thoeenee et4etsona . .of 'can now , Jentge *hat
to thibause Ortneti decline in health, losing kink vigor,
liecombit *oak; pale; beiveni 'knit eihielittia; have a
*insular appecus . unie :sheet tnei. eyee,;:.noughi and 'syinp.
toms Of eoniumpled:
. .
YOUNG MIEN
wholtave injured themselves'. by W nett tlirpraellee4, in.'
Bulged in when alone—a .babit frewntly learned' from
mvit coMpaniona, or at "sehool, the effects of which are
Mghtly,,felt, even whenigaleep, and ittiot cured, renders
Marriage Impossible, Ma destroys bola mind. and body,
"itiOuld,apfdy
, ' ,, What a, pity , that a :young man, the hopes °this coun
try, thi darling a his parents, should be snit: cited Pom
'alt prospects andanjoyments of Ilfo by the conseqttencOs
1 of deviating. from the path of nature, and Indulging in a
oevaddeOcret habit. such perions 'must, before comera:
gligug • .
MARRIAGE,
: effdci that a sound mind and body are the most neeeissry
,requid..es to promote connubial happiness. Indeed
withhut thsee, the Journey through life,becomes,a3iiary
7ilig4hinite; Proipect darkens to 'the view; the
;mind becoalenoliedowedmith•despairouidlilled•with the'
.urbinthOly - reffeetiett that the happiness, of, another •be-
VOlioMblighted4itfCour own. • -
JOHNSON'S . _ INVIGORAfING•REREDY FOR OR-
GANIC.WEAKNESS
By this great and important remedy, Weakness of the
Organs are speedily cured, and full vigor restored.
....Thousands of Me most nervous And debilitatetwho
ling .
hain been imMedlately relieved.. All
Jenneuhatents.toXarriage, Plysical or- Mental Miguel&
- ektion,,Ner,vons, Trembling, We.kness or Exhaulition or
lb% most fetircui kind, spee,dtly 'cured.
TO STRANGERS
Th. many thousands cured at this Instiution within the
list twelve years x and the numerous important Surgical
operatieits.porformed by Dr. J., witnessed by the re
pckers of the papers,.sed many other perlione,.netices of
which nave appearicl'agein and again
,before the public,
besides, his' starattwg' aS. a gintletaitri-ochaiailer and re=
sponsibility, is s.suillcient guarantee.tuthe afflicted: .
DiBkLitsioF IsilSßUDENCX—oifirli;n the misguided
and impructehtyotary of pleasure andi he has • imbibed
tlneseeoserthis painful disease, it toe eften happens that
an 411-timed sense of share. or dreild of dikeyery deters
him from applying to those who, from education and e
speeMbility,ten siociu befriend him, delaying till the con
stitutional sitinptcms of Stilt licirrid disease . raake their
, appearance, affeoting the head, taroat, nose, akin, sc.,
progressing on with frightlut 'rapidity, till death puts a
period fin his dreadiul sufferings by sending' him to iittiat;
bourne trom whence no traveler returns." It , is a mei
inkbelyifict thst them4l6Mß. lall to Ibis terrible
disease, owing to the . unskilfulneas ot;igneranC pretend
era, whiff,' bir'thiii Usti of That dia.gly paten, mercury, ruin
the conatituticni and matte this residue of We filiserabie.
To brassasss.—The Doctor's Liptomas haßg in his
zorLettex, musk contain a Stamp to us on the:reply
so•Remeoles sent by.itall. •
fossebtii., 7 SOuttatecterioli street, Balthnore.
aprl3 tleFly, ;: • .
I L ATED WARE
• • HATIVEY , FILLEY, •
No. I.222,Market Street,ipLatommas,
Marinfacturer Of t ne ' "
NIMPT.'EILVER, and SILVER PLATER of
'YORKS, SPOONS, LAD BUTTER KNIVES,
CASTORS, TEA SETS, U.NR; KETTLES,
WAITERS, BUTLER DISHES; ICE PITCHERS,
CAKE-BASKETS, COMMUNION' WARE
CUPS; MUGS, GOBLETS, Sic.,
With a general assortment, comprising none but the bes
rauity,. made of the' best materials and hetuils4/44, 004
stituting them a
• Serviceable and thimble article
FON HOTELS, STEAXBOATB AND .PSIYATI FAII/17118
jer Old Ware figilited in the ben manner.
- 13UEHLER a HOUSE,
MARKET SQUARE,
HARRISBURG, PENN'A
GEO. J. BOLTON, PROPRIETOR.
I ;iiitlß T.
GOVERNMEN"
." _
6 6 / 1 - 113.E *unity Of GOveiritneot, which con
stitutes you one people; fa now d , ar to you."—
WashingtOn's Ihrew Addrea 4V_ nationality is eased
Mal to die enduring proaptrity. of our country.. True pa
triotism must ail , o from knowledge. It 13 only a proptr
C RD . • tied rstandiag .of our Orli joathuVons that can induce
The abovewell known and tong ,eatithlished Dclel is strong and settled attachment to their pritciples, and
now undergoing . a thorough reiioration, and - helms in a impart ability-for their aniintensnee. ' '
great degree newly furnished, under the proprietorship 'OUR GuVELN KENT :An explanatory slatemeit of
othir;4oßGLl J. , Houma, who has been an inmate of the the systoin'OfGovernmetit Or the country," contains the
latalios for .the last three years, and is well knOwn to text of the.Constlinti .rr Of the United States, and the Con
tit guests..• ititutional provisions of the, several Stare, Wit their .
Thankful for the liberal . patronage whi c h it has.' .Nirdn g and conetruction,' as teterodnedbx Judiulal au.
joyed I cheerfully commend Mr. Bolton to thO pWERSIty,-, and precedent. and; practice, or Corived.fron.
1 - vor. lieB nawtfl WG:11.1.6t l•aril Writers tdil.eited and arranged lor ropql4 use,
- %100. iota ' utirnii.gy; .- •
4uperior.: and Al . /hasp: .;rable:= narrivtang * fa.,.
S lad till AELIIRM24. mum 38;r0RF.., •
jA " U ' Cr
itaa''.N o ti : x l B B s .:
s t )XB tioNIAND . (OO Vela' s'rf:
OE., or , ‘ J uqt re. . d • • ••
mIORTT T. •
served end for sate ; WreSla .2 Id :Maim =me
ycati ' • DO= JR. CO. mar2l-5 .
•
eaobs, Scr.
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE NEW CITY STORE!
URICH & COWPERTHWAIT
CORNER FRONT & MARKET STS,
A NNOUNCE to the ei'izens •Harris
burg at d the publL3 generally, that they heveJust.
returned - from the eastern cities w,to a large and well se.
looted stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which they will
sell It the ye iylowest prices.
- DOMESTIC GOODS of every kind.
Bleached ..nd Unbleached Mustins,'
Bleached and . llnbloached'Canton Flannels.
RED FLANNELS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A large assortment °Metall Fl.heels for skirting.
.
An assortment Drmestic Clinch ,ms - ,
Danoh!ster Giughanm, _
Satinetts and Ca alliteras,
Black Clo he ittallpriees, , •
Cloths for Ladies' Chesterfields,
Beaver Cloths - tor-the Arab aoaks.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF -BLANKET&
A large assortment of Cassimer es, especially adapted to
Boy's wear. An assortment of Merino Drawers and 17n.
derelicts. An assortment of Carpets meta 12% eta a
yard to Sl.OO per yard. . .
ALSO LATEST STYT.FS
SATIN DECHENES,
PLAID VALENCIAS,
VELVET POPLINS,
STRIPED AND PLAID
RICH PLAIN AND FIGURED
MERINOS,
RICH PLAIN AND FIGURED
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
BLACK SILKS, ALL WIDTHS.
A large assortment of Breen° and Blanket Elamite, with
a lull stock of the latest - novelties..
An assortment of Plain and Figured Cashmeres.
LINENS OF ALL KINDS.
Particular attention paid to first.class Hosiery and Em
broider les, &0., &c., gm. - •
An as: ortment of Jingoist o wove trail spring skirt pat
tern extension.
An assortment of th-ouding an 4 Moneta_
MUCH ar..COWPARTHWAIT,.
Corner of Front and Market ritreotii, HartLibiirg.
Formerly cencelo by .1 1.. Hither: -th.M264.*
BARGAINS TOR . THE SEASON,
..T : gpTEria! Et:GRA;
Jost. recolverl - rand receiving from Philadelphia fond
BARGAINS in Flag orall kind-,
RARGAINS'in Snawts , of all -
• BARGAINS is %aka and lalmas of all kinds, for. ca.b.
BARGAINS in Plaid . Dnelis Goode; 'et alfdindo, far e'er. -
.., BARGAINS in every;;variety Eni . n sa
onblo Dress
Goods, for (*SW',
*tie
Aud BARCIA, Mad' of Dry oaua
In Sterols; and u choice from o: very 'lnrgó, wed - siloptid
stook, for cash, at ' 10 , 4E5 'TORE.
octl6 ' Market Meat; filirrhsburg.,
PHILADELPHIA
SHIRT AND -COLLAR HOUSE
MANINACTURKILS OY
SHIRT 8050,11.4 •
Fancy, pbeck,
Hickory Denim and Flannel
UNDER AND OVERSHIRTS,
Overalli, Drawers and
Gentlemens' Furnishing :Goods.
BENI4ETT & RUCH,
octl7-d3m • 217 PhnrchAlley.
Agents-for the 13everly India .Rubber:Piothing.
.
FOR 'I'.EIEI '''''''' Si
A LARGE LOT OF FIRST QUALITY
.11ID _GLOVES
Slightly damaged with water—Plwite 55`.,and 75 ete.
GREAT BARGAINS. A flue assortment of same quality,
peilect;—Blaa, White and Belated, a: _
CATICART73,
_ . I 4
JDUCATIONAL
A CONTROLLING. ELEMENT" OF NA
TIONALITY is the system of -educatien in ticonn
try.. "In proportion as the structure of a government
gives force to pubiitt opinion, that public opieion should
be enlightened."—Washing on's Farewell - Ad-ress. To
this end the people ini:generaLshould be educated into a
correct end familiar acquaintance with the nature and
princifilerofrour government and civil - institutions.
"OUR GOVERNMENT : An ekplanatory„statem.ent of
the System of Government - a i&c, A MANU
AL FOR, SCEIOOLS..AOADEMIES-AND-POPIILAR. - EISE;"
is a werkf*blolri with notice s, gives
the coristrbetibli of provisions of the Constitution of
the United States and of thliiciA several States, as
determined by judicial authority, or derived from Stand
ard writers, including some references toadministrative
-aWand practice, so as tiu show tbe actual workingof our
general tyst.pm,of Government. It is 'free from specula
tive ocinionts, Cltaieriative in its tendency and calculated
to . cultivate the love of our country.. Wheel been teed,
to.a considerable extent, in the bbIiCATION OF YOUTEI,
in-:different states, and Is redommended . by Jurists,
Statesmen and Presidents, and Professors of ,Colleges.-
- P iice $lOO. Sold by M. M'KINNEY, !
del Harrisbarg; Pa:
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !
— WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING..M.ACHIN.ES,
WITH
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
:T" WHEELER & WILSON Manufac
turing.Comparir having gained'au their suits 'at
-law, with infringing manufacturers or Sewing Marlines,
propose that the public should be benefited thereby,
'and nave accordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing
Mk:blues. -.Alter this date tney will be sold at rates that
will fair - profit on the cost of manufaCture, capital
Invested; and expense of, making Wee ; - such prices •RS
'wllll enable them to make first class 1019.0hi1305,11 , 14, as
here afore, guarinten them in ()yeti , Particular -
accordsnce with the annouwiement above I will
Felt there splendid Sewing Machine at prices from $45
to WO for the fine full case maohines: It is a well eitab.
fished fact that the .
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Maohine
is the best one in the ma i k et, the beet wade, ticeit'Oripie
and leait liable to get out of order, and they are now as
low as -the • Inierior machines. all and see thein • a
Ihird and Market.
;Rol .13111. W. 0. UTCEQK. Agent.
I f/has u flu.
Having procured Steam Power Preasce, we are
prepared to execute JOB and BOOK PRINTING of every
description. cheapertbett it can be done at any other ea
tabllshroentin the country.
RATES ur' .Av'SJITISENG,
ilarTour Sues or less constitute ono-balf square. High
likes or more than four constitute a square.
EAU Square. one day . .
one week....
one m1 0 D1E...: *...,..... .......
14 three months 3 00
' " eft months..... _ . -. 4 0
one year.... ,
.. , 600
One' qoare one day 60
" ono week..
...•
.•
. 2 00
1,1 one month 3 00
II three. months ......... ....... .... 6 00
" Mx mon th s.— 8 00
. one year 10 00
lirltuslnees notices ineerted in the Local column. or
before 'Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CliNl3 PEE LINE
fbr each Insertion.
NO. 80.
gar Marriagb and Deaths to be charged as regcliir
advertisements.
Another Ottrtin Learn.
sy MRS. GIONGSI WASHINGTON WILLNES
Yes, Mr. Crocus, I think it's full time you
were home!' 'l'd like to know where you've
been all this time? Only to an. Anti-Secession
Meeting? What business is it of yours wheth •
er the South secedes or not? A pretty idea,
that the poor women folks have to eitat home,
crying their eyes out, while you are hallooing '
yourself hoarse about panics and politics, and
I don't know what else! The Personal Liberty
Bill is in danger ? Well, let it be In dangii.—
Caleb Crocus's private opinion wont make - :•
much difference on the subject, I presume.-
The Personal Liberty Bill don't buy tea and . •
sugar, at your grocery, I take it ? People have
a good deal too much personal liberty as, it' is
—if it was a law keeping decent men at home
with their wives at night, I should think diff
erently I The Union is tottering to its founda
tions? 'ls it? Well, if it can't keep itself up
without your running to the tavern to put your
shoulder under, I say, let it go 1 The base fire
ear ers of 'South Carolina are undermining our
constitution Indeed I I should suppose you
weir; undermining yours by the looks of yeur
twee ! Pity the South Carolluians don't know
Caleb Crocue's opinion of them. They'd ap
point a day cf fasting and humiliation,•prebab
ly ! Don't tell me that I don't uoderstand the
weighty interests involved! I 'understand
quite enough ! Strange if I didn't, when you
spend your whole time wrangling with drunken
loafers and hurrahing at the *illy speeches of
some fool who is a degree more fanatical than
even yon I haven't any patriotism ? My
husband has enough for both, it eeems 1 I hear
of nothing but national concessions, and com
promises, and seceding; until I'm sick of them.
Did you hear that clock strike, Mr, Cromer
Did you know that it was eleven o'clock, and
that you Might to have been home four hours
ago'? No use turning the conversation to Old
Abel If Old Abe can't take care of this coun
try without your, help, be must he a poor stick!,
And, talking about sticks, there isn't a hlessed
kindling split for to-morrow! Who did you
suppose was going to split them? Old Abe; I
suppose? Or perhaps : you were gpiug send
up a committee from the tavern? You'll,please
go about it, as coon as convenient) I'm not
going to,in't up all eight for, you! You want •
your supper? Well, I've wanted.you.• any time
theie 'four hours. You needn'e go prying into
that
. cellar—yoo Won't find anything to eat
there., Vilera'a the cold beef? Tile cold beef
has seceded, Mr. groans I Therteeimo use in
banging ihat door, either. Keep your fingers
out of
,thet cake-safe,.. witless you want 'am
caughtin the rat-trap: what coulee of
ate in o 90.4 1 elitYtth o'clock at nigtit. The.
next t ,DU go to MlPAlkie3 l 3St
wt. 0 can. e• • " • 41 ills Nog*
expand' My mind vastly by the a n.y o
tics?, •ph I haven't Any . patience:with the
men! . 'Cinens'yon shan't stir oueofithe house
to-morrow night? How will I kelp:
hideVoui hat - i You guessoyou.caui go without
a hat? • Then . I'll hide your trowsenel Ern
sure ` I Shail . dream of secession and; Personal
Liberly Bills, to-night I It's enough- to, wear a
woman out I Oh, dear ! I wish ,there was no
such thing as,politics I
01111d-Angels---fiheir Early Going .
Houle.
• Benjamin F. Taylor, of the Chicago Journal,
dilates thus elOquently and feellogly upon the
death - of a child:
It went in the morning—a bright and radi
ant morning—many - went yesterday; more to.
day, -and: there' are deVra to be shed' for ihe de
partures Of to-inorrow:: And cid it be - wonder.
ed that 'pleasant slimmer mornings should-be
guile them into going? is it a marvel' that
they do not wait for the' burden and the noon,
but follow the lark, and hear her song over the
rim' of the rainbow t Thatthose words-so beau
tiful, they should make so true, '•and joy corn-
eth in the Morning?""
Ghing ipthe hicir.ningl —a glorious morning
—when the sky ls all beauty,, and the world is
all blissi ere the-dews have gone to' heaven, or
the stars have gone to Goo; when tbe birds
are 'siiigins,, , and the cool winds are. blowing,
and' the flowers" are out that' will he shut at
noon, and the clguds that are never rent in
rain, and the shadows - inlaid with crimson lie
away to ihe west. • - -
We have sometimes seen a littler coffin, like
a caskeifor jewels, all alonte by itself in a huge
heatae, melancholy witnplumes, and gloomy
as a frown, and 'we_have.thought not so ihtitild
we accompany those a little way who 'go in the
morning.
We have wondered why they did not take
the little potful:into the carriage: with them,
and lay it gently.apon .their laps, the
. sleePer
there lulled to _slumber without a iMMOM or a
cradle. We have wondered .what there -vies-for
tearsi in such a going—ln. the early'Morning
f r olic hone to homer,liktit lair white Gloved with
doWny pinions emerging froinnether night and
fluttering for entrance at the windows of Heav
en. Never has there ..been-ahand -wanting to
take the wanderer in, and shut out the dark
ness and the storm'. ' . •
I.lpoh those, little faces, it never aserned to as
that death' valid - plate' his great teal; there is
no thought of the aharnel.houste-in these Young
'listeners to the invitation whose acceptance we,
are -Lanitid ) ant to ferbid; there shoultlim morn
ing .songs;.and-not siglis—freatt flowers; not
badges of mourning - no tears nor - clouds but
in
bright de a.nd 'bright 'dawning* together.
Fuld up the white robe-lay -aside the for.,
gotten toy- - smooth the little unpressedyiliew,
and-gently smile as you of the white gars
meat, of:the harp of gold, and•cif the fAiir brat;
With its. diadem of light; smile as you- think
that no - years can make thht• memory old. An
eternal,. ;guiltless child;.- waiting - about' the
threshold of Paradise for the coming friend
from twine.
Here the glad.lips would. quiver; With- an
guish ; the bright curls . ,.grow, Alluded and
eray; the yong heart weary atiirbia,--but there,
changeless as the
_stars,- yOungas theimit
new morning.
The pott-tells of grain - beugh 'rent by the
tempest.homtlie i tree,Attid , syliptcutlety along
en the tireast of an angry iiver r and W . muther
bird with'erics Cit'griet,-fiettering - beside• it. 'f r
her nest and agiltlinjts'Aere,lheie; Alt! better.
to be wafted away nom .the ,earth_ theft thus
thittlheY-: shetailArift,aiciuncl- the ' world
storm:... , .7 . : , .1" tt.% '.l
Winri4 'll)iq a thlatleeo Okla?
Agspt Of theVeact. • ;
tras4is FowriamtenoNLl:Eii ta'sorlia
oltae is her caetla.—Puneh.
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