Pailg Eqtgrafi,
• HARRISBURG, PA.
Tuesday Afternoon, JannaryLB, 1861.
PRESSES FOR SALE.
J'AVING purchased new presses we will
sell Iwo aeco Ed-hand . ADAMS Talarati at a very
low prim Apply immediately.
TYPE, FOR SALL
ALARGE FONT of .Brevier type it; of
ferad for sale at 15 cents per pound, cur& The
tyre will-answer tor any. country:newspaper, butwot
being o l'the same cast arthoso used by us not!, WeWill
sell th,e 'same laordeito.roalle toclin.kr,dtherin Apply.
mmedlately to ..GEO:BERGNER
No Surrender of Principle.
The home organ of the President elect;
which no doubt speaks "by authority,"
in an article under the above caption says`
that ((the recent Presidential battle was
fought over the queition of slaveryexten
sion. The Republicans, took, ground in
favor of frea territories and the righ r t and
duty otbongress to exclude slairery there
from. Cn that ground it cOnihared, and
its representatives should see to it that
there 'is no flinching from i thal Position—
no surrender of prinCiple. lie want the
President electonclAtf Republican mem
bora of Congraketo say' to the South and
to the world; t t ri'atAatery shall not pollute
another inch of free soil belonging to this
GovernmepE, lf it is in their power to
prevent \ it. We have steadily opposed
the restoration of the. Missouri Compro
mise line, and are cquallyopposed to any
other Tegislatiort that 'shall surrender - any
free territory to slavery. We are just.
selfish - enough to want it'aa for fregdoin.
When States are to be 'formed out of the.
Territories, then'let the people training,
those States , say whether they will will
not kive elivery,_ and let
_Congress res
pect their deeision
.; but until that time
let the Ilepublican party . tise, all ii I power
to keep the' territories free. b • - - We tare op
possed to any amendment of the Constitu
tion that shailgivo to slavery further guar
anties, rights orprivilegee beyond those
now - given. We want to see our gov
ernment turned back into the''chap
nel in which its framers originally
place it—a_ohannel leading it_to free: :
dem—and we are utterly opposed to legis ,
lation looking or =tending
.in any other
direction. ' §lavery is the creature of local
law, and -- Elli#e-holcters, as sum, - nay • • •
rights or privileges under the Constitution
—except a Congressional represeiitittion
of their peculiar property, and'a national
law for the rendition of fugitives—and
these 'are all the rights they ever ought to
have, and, in our humble opinion, all that
they will ever got. We believe that i sla
very will ultimately t ecome extinct in this
country, and We do not want `th see any
legislation by Congress that - shali, extend
the period of its existence. We' 'would
not interfere with slavery where it exists
by virtue of State law—we would not de-
prive pit of any rights it now has under
the Constitution ; but we would have
Congress use its power to prevent the ex
tension of the evil. Republioan mew
bers of Congress have pledged themselvfs
to this policy, and they must live up to it
or basely betray the trust reposed in_them
by their constituents. We believe that
Mr. Lincoln is planted firmly on 4121 w
ground, and will not abandon it.' So far
as he and the Republican party can ite•
complish it, the. TERRITORIES SIMI' be
free. The charact& of States to be
for'ined out of the Territories must be de
termined by the people who frame and
adopt their Constitutions. There will be
—there can be--no abandonment of this
position by Mr. Lincoln or his party."
THE PRESIDENT AND L.equasulit.--- -
One of the strongest inducements the
President has had. to do lie' duty came
from Lancaster. Frequent 'threats iefe
made of burning Wheatland, and public
feeling was rapidly coming to the (liter:
mination never to allow him to return - in
quiet if he connived further with tk,
traitors. It was proposed to appoint a
committee and buy him out in a lair vain.
ation, and then notify him never to ven
ture tAk put foot in the old town again.
Some oth,is life-long friends sympathized
with i f fy) movement, and notified him of
the st a te'of feeling, and it doubtless did
much to open his eyes as to the vortex in
which he was plunging.
A litiNazu of years ago Mr. Webster
ties asked, at a dinner table, hie opinion
of bri.l:ltiolianan,' and *oiled - thiitile
was a i liolitician, but no statism's." It
cur i ods that a short time aftar, Mr. Ba
.
chanan was asked hie opinion of Mr.
Webster, and replied, that "he was a
statesman, but no politician." In both
judgnients contempt was expressed—Mr.
WehsteLdeliphsing politioiana who were
not etatesmen t ...and.lfr. Buohanin de
spising etateeinciiirho were not politichtni
ittliegreq3l); illebttesbag Xitertwit, Januaq 9, 1861.
An Incident at Fort Sumter.
A gentleman who recently returned
from Fort Sumter, details in. a Baltimore
paper all. ' impressive Ineident 4 thettook
place there on Major Anderson taking
pobsession. • It is known that the Ameri
eimi flag, brought *ay frOm Fort Moul-'
trio, was 'raised fte Sumter precisely at
no° i n: on -the , 27.th -tilt -.-but. , the...incidents ,
of !that "flag raising" have not been,re-,
latd. It was a scene that will be ame
movable reminiseenne in the lives of those
who witgesseiLit. A short time 'before
ifek Major Anderson assembled the
whole of - hi little fpree with ,the work ; :
men employed on the .- fo,r . t,around the foot
of the, flatataff... I
The netionalensign Was
attachedte the cord qpilidajor Anderson,
i
holding the : end,of theliaesrin,his hands,.
knelt reverently do!aiii;.::Tbe'officere, Sol-,
diersearntenelosterelttroind :many of
:the :on' their Aheteoitirgeeply impressed
'wit iteictnielt; of the scene. The- ,
elm liiii*Sideiiniltliso:prtiyesuchan
, ~, ,-.1 4.;/...t io er......,. :.. ~.. . 1- _
appeal. Tor sUpp.OrtwAncouragement . and
mercy as one would itlitke', : iidie'felt that
'"mati7o extremity is God's opportunity."
As the earn % solemn words of the'
speaker ceased; , and -the men responded
Ammi, rw4li r a • fervency that perhaps they
bad' niver;hefur a.
i e . expeilenoed, :Major -An
dentin drew the - "Star'Spangled'Banner" .
up totthe stop of the staff, the -band broke
out with the`naqonal - iii , of'"itall Colern:
Mat' .. aid loud:and exultant cheers, re
peated Vi n -and again,. were given_ by
thelofficers,. Soldiers and milkmen. . "If,"
soya tgl tiariator, !fSonth 6arolina had at
that moment attacked i the fort, there
woid have been
710,
heeita_tion inpon the
part of any man within it about defending
than Bag."' _: ' . •
R ARMY AND SEOESSION. , ---It is re
ported that some one • asked the ~veteran
"Ge . Wool, the other day, if the army
-wo cl,he likely to divide in case of seces
sion', and fail:to obey - orders from the new
PreSident. The gallant old man drew
himielf up proudly and replied, "Do you
think sir, the army is `going to fail ,the
No,
the. moment it is needed ?
NO, Forthernioie, I.allow no officer
or raarAmder my command te admit the
poseabity.of disunion, and if I hear that
anyone has spoke4jn, fayor of it, I will
couit martial him with. possible &ape
< • and_Gen—Soott feels as l
' SECRETARY HOLT AND GEN. SCOTT;—
The { best understanding '
exists between
Secr i etary Holt and Gen. Scott, as the
,
former very, reperly defers to the expo-
Tient° of the -latter in military' affairs, and
does' not attempt to set
. up an' arbitrary
stanliard of his own, as Messrs. Davis and
Flo4d did ' in utter disregard of his views
•
Or r ecommendations. If Gen Scott's ad
viceilia4 bein followed in October, when
the (Pennsslyanin, election . foreshadowed
Mr. LfienlY4 *Oink niinevitable, there I
Iv
`oii d
have been '"ii*Serions complication
1L
.. inc,,,,
io d have been;n,. ._
B TREACHEiti OF THE LIBANG SFA ,
oEsitowisTs.--Privo.te. adviees from South
. . ..,. • • .
Carolina state that the people were assured
the I secession movement - Would be con
ducted - . ;without ..any..:disarrangement of
business 'and to a ptaceful conclusion in
.
their own way. , Recent indications have, •
however,,'ebanged these opirixons, and ..
they are now begirining to - realize the
Oontiquence of fkis rash experiment.—
Charleston, now at the , best season of the
yea for' , her trade, is SIMOst .deserted;
and! commerce is seeking;' another and
Bath. °kennel. ','.
IT is suggested that if South Carolina.
will not tome back into the'Union, all the
Stites shall go over to her. She could:
hatfilly ,refuse so magnificent an offer. The
nagaes of the States might be changed,
and - the National Capital could be removed
to !Charleston. 'We should -still have a
glorious nation, t4e which would
golunder the general-no:Me of South Caro
''
unit,. 'lf °harem, notzo, to the
mountain,let the‘''Molirlfaufgo M
3 o
hamined.
HONORS TO MAJOR * ANDEIttION AND
SEpRETANIBEI HOLT AND'STANTON;=-Ope
b.uUdred guns were firedAit Seneca Falls,
New. York„for Major Andemoh, and Sec
retaries. Holt. and Stanton, :'for :their gal
larit and patriotic services, the cause of
th? Union. At Waverly, alio, a hundred
gins were fired, and a large 'banner was
across the ;tittcet,, witkthc rn
-
scription`:_ fi For Presidentill ifi64, * Aajor
Atidersob." A company q - Xinute , rafAi'
w — ah organized by the people,.regstrdlesii
of part , , •
TnRBE COMPAilaa of tha.llttited States
- •
Flying Artillery are'*Po'Pe - cohnintrated at
ollnear Wishington On the occasion-0i
the iri4nguration
se4t, will imperintend the -necessary ;sr
riligeoen-ti) for preserving LLo dery Vin: d
any` breikelt 9f•pettee'is attempted: 7 , •
f4est
~41,.....,,C44,g44
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
•r• 4 TO TER'
DAILY' T RILE GR AP H.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.'
Important : Message 'front 'the President.
OLD KIDS. 'SEEDWINO BACK BONE.
THE VNION SHALL BE PRESERVED.
WASHINGTON, Jan 9.
Seinstri:4-(S.:t,Y;ielied -leave
to present the memorial, of the citizens of
Princeton New Jersey, on the 'Subject of Na
tional athi:tis; containing practical suggestions.
Mr. Buziturrt objected .1:_
The SpBARER laid before the House a message
from the President. The President says at the
opening of the session he (lilted attention to
the dangers to the Unlion, and recommended
snail measures of relief as he •beliefed would
%hire the effect'of trangniliying the country and
giving it from the perils' in which it had been
needlessly and unfortunately placed. His den 7,
'lotions, then expressed remain unchanged.
He regrets to say that matters instead of
being better, are still worse, and hope is dimin
ished. Alluding to the condition of South Car
cline, he says he has no other alternative but
to'collect the revenue and protect the public
property as far as practicable.
He appeals to Congress to say, in their might,
that "THE ONION SHALL AND ARTST BE PBBaEBVED,"
by' all Constitutional means. He recommends
Congress to devote themselves to prompt action
With a view to peace. He, the President, bad
wamee. his country of the danger. He felt that
the duty devolving upon him had been faith
fully though imperfectly performed, and he was
'himself conscious that he had meant well for
his country.
A division of the Territory in the line of 86
degrees 30 minutes, is suggested, as calgulated
to produce an adjustment It was an •imputa
tion on the members to say they will •hesitate
for.a moment. The danger is _upon. us. In
several of the States the Forts and Arsenals of
the U. S. have been seized by aggressive acts.
'Congress•should endeavor to give the difficul
ties a peaceful solution. He states the reasons
why he had refrained from sending troops to
Charleston harbor,
,believing this would have
furnished a pretext, if not a provocation, on the
part of South Carolina.
SN&TE.—A Message was recieved from the
President of the ITnitcd States. -
Mr. Bums presented a resolution of inquiry,
that' the President inform the Senate whether
John B. Floyd at present fills the post of Secreta-.
ry of War, and if not who fills the office, and if
the appointment as acting or Secretary had
been made and when, and by what authority it
was ms4e, and why the fact of such appoint-
Malt has not been communicated-to the Senate?
Laid over.
Important from the National Capital•
WASthNGTON, Jana , 9
'There seems to be a mistake - or misapprehen
sion' somewhere. It Is denied by gentlemen
very intimately related to the Administration,
that the recruits to Fort Sumter were ordered
without the previous sanction of the President ;
and fiirther, that the subject was discussed in
the cabinet, and acting Secretary of War Holt,-
as well as some of the other members of the
of the President that the recruits should at once
be sint.
The War Department is in possession of in
formation that the Governor of SOuth Carolina
has forbidden the United States sub-Treasurer
at Charleston, from paying the drafts of the
Paymaster in, favor of Major Anderson and his
command, and the sub-Treasuxer has refusod
accordingly. Half a million in specie is daily
expected from New York by the Treasury De
partment.
COmmander Maury says the tong passage of
the Levant does not, in his judgment, justify
the supposition of her loss,'and gives the reason
for his belief in her safety.
Resignation of Secretary Thompson.
WASIIINGTON, January 8.
, Mr. Thompsoo to-day resigned to the Presi
dent his commission as Secretary of the Inte
rier, on the ground that after the, order to re
in-tome Major Anderson was. countermanded on
the 81st of December, them was a distinct un
derstanding that no troops should be ordered
South without the subject being considered and
decided in the Cabinet. ,At the Cabinet meet:
ing oti the 2d inst., the matter was again de
hated but not determined. Notwithstanding
these facts, the Secretary of War, without the
knowledge of Secretary Thompson, sent 250
men in , the Star of the West, to reinforce Major
Anderson. _Not learning of this till this morn
ing, be resigned forthwith.
Fort 3l'Renry in Full Tossession of the
Government Troops;
BAINIMORE, Jan: 9.
A company of Marines, numbering forty
muskets, under Lieutenant Howel, came in a
special train from Washington this morning,
and took possession of Fort M'Henry,• raising
the stars and stripes. _
Arrival of a New Mexican Mail.
INDEPBNANNOB, Mo. , 9
The new Mexican mail from Pawnee Pork,
arrived this evening. No news from the in
coraing-Mairdiie-herelWO-Wreeks ago. No in
dians were seen ,on the route, and no news of
any importance.
Tobacco Manufactory. Burned.
James Adams & Co's.; Tobacco manufactory,
on Washington street, was burned this morning.
Loss on the stock $36,000. Insurance $lB,OOO.
Loss on the building $4,000: Insurance
$B,OOO.
Maine Tinned states Senator.
Avausre, Me., January 9
Ex.-Governor Morrill was to-day elected
United States Senator in place of Mr. Hamlin.
ASSIG}NEES'" NOTICE.
VOTICEAs hereby pion that John Wal
lower and John , Wallower, Jr., of Dauphin county,
by "voluntary assignment hive assigned and transferred
to the'undersigned all their propertyin trust for the bene
fit or their creditors. All persona therefore having claims
against the said John Wallower- and John Wallower, Jr.
`trading• as John Wallower h. Son, or against either of
them, will present them to the-undersigned, and those
indebted willmake immediate payment to
, cues. F. kIaNDH, *
Assignees.: .
janl,-Btdeatw Residence Rarnisbarg Pa.
NOTICE:
-NITHEREAS, Letters - Testamentary on
itne estate of Isaac G. WKlnley, late of the
oily of Harrisburg, deesesed., have been granted by tbe
Register of Dauphin County to the undersigned
Therefore,- notice is hereby given to all persona indebt
ed to the estate ..of sa id , decedent to make , payment as
early as practicable ;- and those having claims or de.'
ortuds aguirt§t the same will present them without delay,
dfily authent i cated,tc'Ur. Harris 0. Faluiestock for set.
'Dement. MARTHA hildINLEy,
nartisburt, nem /7, 1880
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COUGLIS .—The sudden changes of our climate
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fections. Experience having proved that simple reale,
dies often act speedily and certainly when taken in the
early stages of the disease, recourse should.at once bt
bad t' "Brown's Bronchial. Troches," or Lozenges, let
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SI Barclay Street, New Yoilc:
marl2•dtwly
AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO
ACTIONS AND OTHER • LEGAL PRCCRE DINGS
FUR THE VIOLATION' OF ANY OF THE ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF RARRISBURG.--Gscriox I—Be it or
dained by the Common Council (tribe said City, That no
thlgg in any of the ordinances or by-laws of the said city
eh iI bo so construed as to deprive the party or parties
injured or aggrieved in any way, nor the city itself, from
resorting to or maintaining any .other remedy or legal
proceedings :or injuries sustamed or violations of law,
which have been and are provided eith,r by the Stat
utes mthis 'Commonwealth or the common law, if r in
the opinion of the stud party or parties, or of the exe
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substantial remedy it afforded for the - injury or wrone
complained of by statute or the common law than that
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oily; nor shall anything AlteTein contained be so con
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itself,-frenr asserting, maintaining and prosecuting both
remedies or legal proceedings at the same lime, and in
each and every case where it maybecome necessary.
D. W. GROSS,
• President of Common Council.
Famed December 6,1860.
Attest—DAM BARRIO, Clerk. dlt
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enquire of [Jan9-dtg R. FELIX.
Btrgreio, tanuary 9
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CATHCART .
n 27 - --Naszto the Barrbibarg Bank.
Ai em tab Dr rti ,9 entotts
BUCKWHEAT MEAL
r
EXTRA QtALrey I.23cand 251 E bags, jastreceivecl
and far sale
: 4;0 ; ;i WILMORKJR. Oa.
•
F' ELLLVG PART
gr the FO 9141461*#*
slfeet. Possesaitlb ale Ist . t .f April next: For
p4rticularirenquire-of [jatiO V] J. B.
GRAND
UN - Alt R - A TION A L
TS ' BE -4IVEN AT
BRAPIT'S- - HALL,
ON. THE EVE OF THE INAUGURATION,,
moNionir EVENING, JANUARY Itith, 1861.
'•
HOPE FIRE COMPANY No. 2.
TICKETS $l,OO. Aillickete-roustbelorepatd: —
For sale at the prineipalbetele and by a Ity pembor of
compaoy. JanS
Gi1i.1 4 113
MILITARY AND CITIZENS'
31:011L3MSTAil fIA Ii
AT BRA.NT'S BALL,
.P.N TUESDAY EVENING, L,IAIII. 15, 1881:
~TICKETS $2.00. Tole bad at the prlnelpattiofels.
jan7-, 13t
FOR RENT.=The Tro Story . Brick
ju Rouse and -promises, situete in State street, oppo
ite Brady'4 note] anu now in.the oreupancy of William
O. g Irby. Rent 5176.00. Possession given April 1,1861.
Apply to F. K. BOAS,
Attorney at L tw,
lc* Third street near Afarkof street. Harrisburg.
DR. C. WEIGJIEL,
SURGEON ANDOOULIST
RESIDENCE, TIURD NEAR NOR DI STREET.
'JJEie now fully . prepared to attend
promptly to the duties ,of hii profession in all its
' •
A mugitnd very successful. mollies' experience jusilles
him in pruniisi. g Mt and ample adtislaction to all who
may rivor him withy A. eall,;be the disease Chronic or
or ROY other Hamra. - • jan7-4,0y
- . `FOR RENT..
ATWO STORY BRICK HOUSE:with a
Two Story Back Building, being a very desirable
prl cats re.idence, situated in Secot:d street below Idol.
berry, is offered tor rent.. The property has boon refit,
ted, and is now in goof repair, being I'dr.:l24D and RE
itaititszo. For further information apply io
THEO. F. BOYbR,
Janetlit Our. Third and Chestnut Streets.
FOR SALE.— A lot of good NEW APPLE
WITTER, Red also a lot of ;first-choice DRECH AP
PLES Just arrived at Harrisburg dud for sale by-
MN LEE N MERGER.
For Information call at No. 2 Wh to Eta' Hotel, Market
Meet. , " j /n 5-1 w
- - NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased of
11 Win. Moyer his stook of BRINE WARE, intends to
commene.e the MANDIPACTURE- ALL KiNDa Os
STONEWARE at his NEW POTTERY on the cauat opposite
the Car Factory. With a superior kiln and experienced
workmen, he expects to be able to make such warn as
shall commend itself to public favor.
sns-Irod JOHN W. COWDEN.
JOSHUA M. W.IESTLING,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
07FICE IN WALNUT ST., HARRISBURG, PA.
Prompt attention will be given to all business entrusted
d26.e od-2w • to his care.
SANFORD'S PATENT
PORVABLE HEATERS!
FOR WARMING with PURE HOT AIR
Private Houses, Public Rolldtnga, Churches, &c.,
is the MOST POWERFUL and Cheapest BEATER in the
World. Recommendations and references by the hund
red from those who a..e now using the HEATER, can be
exammed by eating on the subscriber, who i 3 the only
agent in Harrisburg for the sale of the article.
THE "CHALLENGE"
COOKING RANGE
Is ALSO ON HAND and for sale. This
RANGE requires no waling In but can he set in a
fair place or out in the room, and eoLitninn all the latest
improvements in Cooking RANGES, has larger ovens
than any other RANGE now in use
ALSO ON RAND, an assortment of be=t pattern PAR
LOR and COOKING STOVES, and Stove Pink a. Also tin
largest stock of !LIN WARE to be found in this section of
country.
Wholess) dealers supplied on reasonable terms.
LYMAN GILBERT,
doO Corner of River Alley and Market Street.
JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER, LOT OF THOSE
EXTRA FINE POINTEDr
GOLD PENS
evF NEWTON'S (formerly Bagley's)
VV manufacture, warranted to be the best in material,
the finest pointed; most durable and as cheap as any
n market, for sale, with a variety of Gold and Silver
Cases of various sizes and, prices, at
rIERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
51 ltarketstreet.
JOSEPH oABEY. JOHN W. rnowzr. -
.._._.CASEY_rB BROWN,
ATTO_R L NEYS-ATINSIAT
iIntitIEII3IIRG , PENN'A
• 'ted together in
APING assocza th e
H
practice of the Law, will attend faithfully and
promptly to all professkmal will
entrusted to their
sure. -
Office In Third street threettoors from Market -
B. eViptittatiow in itnelip,ll and.cinrman.,.
HAMS!! HAMS!!!
:NE WBOLV A .CELEBEA2''.E.O
FS.TRA SUGAR - OUREDlCoirered.)
IXTRA. SUGAR CURED (uncovered.):
EXTUSUGAR CURED MOULDERS. ;
EXTRA SUGAR CURED DRIED REEF: -
ULTRA — " "-{covered.) ...
Just received a large invoice of the above, which, wiz
idler at unusually low prises.
I wm gi : = • ; WM. D00K474 CO.
•
34113 21:mertignittuts.
• CANDLES!
PARAFFINE CANDLES,
-SPERM CANDLES,
ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
EARINE CANDLER, •
STAR CANDLES,
CHEMICAL SPERM CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES.
A large lot of the above in otoro and far ERIC at the low
' '''eSt Prices by
WM. DOCK JR. & CO. ,
jan2 Oprosite the Court Hose.
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF BRANDIES
fikET, carat - MCC,:
BISQUET, TRICOCHE & CO.
JAMES HENNESSY & CO.
OTARD, & CO.
-;T..& F. MARTLE.
JULES ROBIN & CO.
MARErr & CO.
For salo by JORN H. ZIEGLER,
/7.1 , 73 Markel street.
ALBUMS r ALBUMS ! !
The finest assortmer of ALBUMS ever offered in tbis
elty„rangiug in price from 50 cents to $D 00 each, bound
in all styles ~ f Rinding, at
-, EItGNESPE CHEAP Bonrcorrour,
ft) Marv: Fireet.
12oov
. . ALDERMAN
HENRY PEFFER,
OFFICE-THIRD STREET, (SHELL'S ROW,)
NEAR MARKET. •
Residence i Chestnut Street near Fourth.
CITY OF HARRISBURG, PENN'A.
myl2-Stf
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
23_ FANCY SOAPS, HAIR CULP
POMADES, cor.oilAs,
EXTRACTS,
are selling very cheap to de‘lera by the dozen.
Prepare f , r your Holliday Sales by buying some of the
above articles, at
KELLER'S DRUG AND FANCY STORE,
91 Market street.
dell
CITY LIVERY STABLES.
BLACKBERRY ALLEY, IN THE REAR OF
RERWERC.TEL. •
r I HE undersigned has re-commenced the
livery business in his NEW and SPACIOUS stk.
BLES, located as above, with a bug - sand varied stock of
HOMES, CARRIAGE.s and OMNIBUSES, which he ail].
hire at moderate rates. F. b. SWARTZ.
sep2S.dly
DENTISTRY_
THEundersigned, DOCTOR OF DENTAL
SURGERY, has returned and resumed his practice
a mate street opposite the nßraay Bosse," where be
wilt be p;eased U attend to all who may desire his ear
y.ges. .[sepril B. Y. oiLDF.A. D. D. S.
FRANK A. MURRAY'S
LIVERY & EXCHANGE STABLE S
FOURTH STIrRFN EELS MARKET.
, I' , EIE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to se
j_ commodato the public with Surenron HORSES for sad
dle or carriage purposes, and with every variety of VEHL
CLES or the latest and most approved styles, on rea
souable terms.
PLEA6UIteI PARTM will be accommodated with Omni•
muses at abort notice.
CARRIAGM AND OMNIBUSES FOB FUNERAL OCCA
stONS will be furnished, secompauied by careful sod
.bliging drivers,
tie invites an inspection of his Stock, satislied that It is
fully equal to that of any other estaldishinentet the kind
in the city. ~. FRANK A. RIJEKA Y.
cloud-MI
DR. T. J. MIES,
SURGEON DENTIST,
FFERS his Serviced to the citizens of
Harrialmr; and ite vicinity. He bOIiCHS a &hare of
the public patronage, an.? glee. swot-arc, that his best
endeavors shalt be el em. to render ealedattien in his pro.
Cession. .Belug. an old. well tri, d dentist, he letls safe in
nailing
. thepabllo generally to mill on him, assuring
at
he that they wid not be dissatiaded with hi:. services
Ojice No. 1.28 Market street, in the house formerly ec
copied by Jacob R. Ely, near the United States Hotel,
Elarris Cturg, utyB-dly
NEW AN!) FINE ASSORTMENT
OP
LADIES' TRAVELLING
AND
SHOPP'ING BAGS
At all iriCes,for sale at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
61 Market &root
NOTICE TO SPECULATORS.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS 808 SALE.
A NUMBER OF LARGE SIZED BUILD
/1„ IRO , LOTS adjoining the Round House and Work
tihups of the Penna. kali/ cad Company, will be sold
low an'( on reasonable terms. Apply to
*lien am anrilki W. WALL
P.ROCLAMATIO.N.
WHEREAS, the Honorable join; J.
PEA.RSON, President of the Court of Common. Pleas
in the Twelfth Judicial District, censisting of the counties
of Lebanon and Dauphin, and the Hon. A. 0. Hiester and
Hon. Felix - Hiss ley, Associate Judges in Dauphin county,
having issued their precept, bearing date the 10th day of
December 1860, to me directeifor holding a Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery end Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, at Hanfasauno, for the county of
Dauphin, and to commence on the 3d Monday GI - January,
being the 21st day of January, 186), and to continue two
weeltS. .
Notice is therefore hereby givento the Coroner, Jus
tices of the Peace and. Constables or the sail county of
Dauphin, that they be.then and there in thtir proper per-
Ants, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of,said day, with their
records, inquisitions, examinations and their own remem
hnottes, to do those things which to their office upper-
CAMS to be done, and those who are bound in recogni-
ZatiCee to prosecute against the prisoners that are or shall
he in the Jail of lhtuphin county, be then and there to
prosecute against them as shall be just.
1047,11 under my band at Harrisburg, the 15th day of
December, in the year of our Lord 1860, and In the eighty
third year of the. In tependenee of the United States.
SHKEIFF - 13 OFFICR, I . J. D. BOAS,
Her,rieburg,Dezt. 15,1860. J Sheriff.
efele-deievi
"OUR GOVERNMENT."
g‘rilHE unity of Government, which con
setides yen one people, is now dear to you."—
Washington's Farewell .Address. A nationality is essen
tial to the enduring prosper 4 of cur country. True pa
triotism most arise from kiaowle.dge. It Is only a prom
understanding ,of our ciyil institutions that can induce
strung and settledatta . thment to their principles, and
impart ability for their maioterunce.
"OUR Or/VER.iiiiitENT An explanatory statement of
the system of Government of the country," contains the
text of the Constitution of tbe United States, and the Con
stitut tonal provisions ol the several States, with dull'
meaning and conhtrubtioti, as determined by judicial au
thority, and precedent and practice, or derived from
standard writers; digested and arranged for popular use
Price $l.OO. :told by M. M'%INNGY
del
Harrisburg. Pa.
INSU R - ANCE AGENCY
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
Safety Insurance Co.,
INCORPORATED 1835.
c:ANITAL AND ASMTS. ...... ....... ...... $904.907.51.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of North America,
OF PHLTADILMIA.
INCORPORATED 1794.
CAPITAL AND .METS V. 219.476. 1 9.
IPHE UNDERSIGNED, as Agent for the
` - .L above well known Companies, will make Insurance
against loss or damage by Are, either perpetually or an•
llually,bnproporty in either town or countrY.
Marine and Inland Tr..nsportadon Risks also taken.
Apply personally or by letter to
WlLatit BUEHLER,
Ifarrisburg, Pa.
•UtG a superior Land ()heap Table o
pawl oil, go to SELLER'S DRUG STOER.