k Pailp Etlegrapt, HARRISBURG, PA. Tuesday Afternoon, January 15,1561 No Time for Concession. So far as we are aware there is not a solitary Republican journel in this State that advocates or desires a compromise, to be obtained by concession to the slave holders! The Republicans of the old Keystone hold' that Mr. Lincoln was elected President in accordance with the Constitution ) and do not intend, as a eon dition precedent to his inauguration, to cowed, amendments to ,the Constitution extending and perpetuating slavery and slaveholding domination. Besides; if under present threats of disunion, they consent to amend, the COnstitution, they know that four years hence other amend' events will' be demanded, under similar threats. It Will be pint as easy for traitors to violate and disregard an amended Con stitution, as it is to oveithrow the present one by secession. The laws must be en forced, and the integrity of the Union must be preserved, under the present Con stitution. And if that cannot be done now, it never can be d2ne; and therefore the present Government don't amount to a Government at all, and is not worth tinkering up at the sacrifice of every prin ciple hitherto held sacred. PEA.OBABLE ,SEciEssio.ttr.--The friends of South Carolina boast that 'she has a right to seCede peaceably, , which course they allege' she has pursued. The fol lowing is the progress of her "peaceable .secession •" • . . . . Castle Pinekney I • taken by storm. Fort Moultrie • captured. • • ' ' , , The 'United States. Arsenal in 'Charleston.; 'seized. - ' The United. States Custorn House"and Post office in Charleston ; .seized. The United States Revenue Cuttei brig Aiken. etaken. New fortifications. raised on Sullivan's Island and Johnson's Island: Major Anderson tiesciged in Fort Sumpter. One thousiMa,negro slaves brought Into set , vice raising r fortificatious to'captor Mafor An derson. The commander of the slaver Bonita taken -violently from the pustody , Of tho ' authority of , the Unitcd StAtes. Seizure of Forthorn, Merchant yesse' Is. Thing upon the United States Flag, and at tempting to'sink a United States Ship.. GARRISON STRIKING HANDS WITH SOUTH CAROLINA.—In the Liberatdr, of a late date, Mr. Garrison closes a review,of his thirty years of editorialservice to that journal, with the following exultant pro phecy of disunion—an event to which he has unceasingly 'directed his energies : "At last 'the covenant with death' is an nulled and 'the agreement with hell' bro. ken—at least, by the action of South , Carolina, and, ere long, by all the slave holding States, for their doom is one.- 4 The dissolution of the Union is the atoll. tion of slavery,' Mr Arnold, said of Ten nessee, in the United States House of Itepresentativee, a few .days ago. Hail the approaching jubilee, ye millions who are wearing the galling chains of - slavery, for, assuredly, the day of youtcredemption draws nigh, bringing liberty to you, and salvation to the whole laud !". RIDGE TANEY.--7he Washington Re publican saps that at a dinner at the Pre sident's, given to the Judges of the Su. promo Court, Chief .1 tistiee Taney remark ed that he should admiuister the oath of office to Mr. Lineolu, he was obliged to go to Springfield to do it. The secession gentlemen who have been threatening to raise a mob-to prevent the inauguration 43f Lincoln in the usual way, will find be fore they are. mud' older that the spirit of patriotis6 is not dead in this'ooentry, and that enough of it survives to quash all treasonahle schemes. A COSTLY ADMINISTIMTION.--A graphic epitome , of. Mr. 13ttehanan's ad ministration is contained in the following brief extract from a Washington letter in the Philadelphia North American : Three hundred millions of dollars will 'have disappeared by the 4th of March next, for four year's administrAti Al of th, governnent io time of profound peace with all tile world. What is -to show for this criminal exteavagance and mal appropriation ? Nothing but a distracted coun try, a beggared TreAsurv, au enormous debt, and a deficient reveriu •• 'These are the results of Mr. Buchanan's single term. " ' ET TII ERuTE I—lt is said that the Washington Constitution is abont to open fire on the Presiclmut.. They, will denounce him editorially as a betrayer of all his friendships, and 'threaten to giya proofs, of his for Mer connivance with their plans. The Constitution , is said tO".bennW Mainly AtlpporteOnJUndkadvanced ex-Seltrej Caries Cobb, Floyd and ,Thollipion; mihifa; wish to keiig r ,iiin Mistimes as an elanierit of mischiefiaini distraction, until aftel , : tise" fourth of Reit:fittre,l,,,,, w - )/ - a.• MOSS AllitATUßir " . 0V) -4- roftela Legislature of „Nebraska have' again pas_ aced&llia invnibitini4Slaiery is that ter., ritory, and it has again been vetoed by the Democratic Governor, on the ground that Slavery is legalized by the Constitu tion in all territories of the United States. The House passed the bill by more than a two thirds vote, and it was expected to pass the Council by a vote of ten to three. The Governor's veto is therefore over ruled. Satot Ctitgrapij. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE DAILY TELEGRA PH. The Unconditional Surrender of Fort Sumter Demanded. 4 WASHDIGTON, Jan. 15. It is understood that the Agents of, South C•arolina now here, demanded the unboriditiori al surrender of Fort Sumpter, with a view to avoid the sbeddliig of blood. The Administra tion has not yet considered the proposition. ;.• Arrival of the Steamer Breinep. NEw YORK, Jan. 16 The steamship Bremen front Southampton, on the 26th tilt has arrived below. She will be up at 8 o'clock this afternoon.' Anti-Secessionism hi Louisiana. WORINGTON, Jp.n:.l6; 1861 It is reported that , private advices have been received from Baton Rouge, stating that the election, of delegates to,thi, convention has re sulted in a majority against secession., Mr• M'Clernand's Union Speech: WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 The speech of Iticelernand, , d Illi nois; in its geographical, cuminercial - and na tional significance, is producing quite a sensa tion here. It,is rallying the IJoion feelicg. Massachusetts Legislature: Baum, Jan. 15, 1861 Ju the Eiuuse of Bepresentativm Mr. "Tityloi has introduced a resolution approPriatigg a sum 'of money for the purchase of provisions and stor - 43 for the relief of our sufferingfeliow Conti try men; in South 0 Atolina. COMigESSIONIL PROCEEDINGS. ` WeertnifiTox, Jan. 15, 1861. Among other preliminarY business, • kir. ElAunisiAilid.;), presented. a inthliorial signed by 12,000'citizenief Baltimore, iriesPeative•cf•Par ty, praying .forthe adoption r oPthe= Crittenden compremise. said-if-it Ivari , the desire to trait quilize the public mind it could not be done mere effectually than by the edopticin df that measure: Laid on the table. • The House went into CoMmittee'of the Whole' on the State of the Unica on the army appto= priation bill. • • • 'Rnacian said he had come hither with the hive that such measures Might be'brionghf forward by those "who have the powet to con trol the question as would assure the South of its future security. Theßepublicans have held sullenly back and . declare that they hid no terms of peace to offer in view of such facts. Focir States havo already goneout of the Union, end others are rapidly following them. Unless something is done before the 4th of Maroh 'to arreit this - Toovement, we see but tel Southern , States in• the Union. The irreprekble'conflict had calminated too soon for its authors, ' 'and beheld the' reeulti— They meant humiliation-and desolation to 'the' South or dissolutten of the Baton, and they, have reached that logical end. He 'proceeded to show the condition of the negrosis. Net por tion of the world' could compare asiavorably in -its blessings as those of our Own. Would the North, if they were freed, accept them as free men?,No; you would fight the South with all your energy and power against such an influx,' and-yet you demand, tbat.the South shall liber ate four millions of slaves, break up their , w ird order and commercial and political pros, : pacts, and yet retain tue negro element among us. You never consider the-relative position, of the two races and - what is to be the end of your conduct. Be spoke of the destruction to manufac tures and commerce which would be pro duced by the abolition of shsvery. The cry of treason had , been raised Against certain states and. the blockade of their, ports threat entd, but it , this be attempted, those con cernetiwfil, like a famous general, find a lire in the-froutAs. well as therear. He knew of no SoUthern state and asked more than iis constitutional rights era , F 0 far as Texas is concerned she to unit h bly de : , termined never - to submit to Tees Q,n d if' she. i cannot g et her, tights n_the Uniunthe will out of it.' The Northern Statts have done nothing to show the Southarn State s that they shall have security in the 17 . ..i0n, hecau i p to give South erners their counitwiontki rights wyttlii be to disbaud the Republican party ; but by a viola Lion of the Constitution they are _ enabled tit make war on the South. . MARKETS BY TBLRGRAPR. PIIILDELPHIA, January 15 Flour bas'andergone no change. The market is firm ; sales superfine at $5 50. Extra at $5 75, and extr fancy at $5 84@,56 14, Rye Flour has advanced to. $3 87.1. • Corir held at; $3 The demand fur'Wheat continues good, and further sales Of • 6000 bm-hdli was made it $130@.,133 fur retina ; $155 for mixed and Southern Red at $1 40@1 55' for White 1500 bushels Rye sold at 76c. in good r."quest; 5000 bush.-.4a Yellow sold at 71c, fur old, 65 for new. Oata aCiiireat 35 for Peaua:, and 34 fur Delaware. Provhions advancing -200 bbls. Hess Pork sold at $l7 750518 . . ' ITsw. YORK Aid. 15. Flour has advanced sc. Closed quiet.' 7000 bbls sold: State. $5 30a5 85 ; Ohio $5 75(§, 586 ; Southern $5 86(47 10. Wheat dull, 1200 bushels soldred western $1 36. Cora declining. 30.000 bushels sold at 700:411. Park steady, mess pork $l7 12417. 25 ; priwe 130:413i. Whisky dull at 19iv. Receipts of 'flour 4 230 bbls. Wheat 2,956 bushels. • Corn 2,967 bushels. TO FAlildhaB.—ViittitglA LANDS.--Tite undemigned is now prepared to furnish, , in any quantities, fromloo to 1000 acres, or more, good farming or grazing lands, in ltamielph and adjacent counties, Western Virginia, within 12 or lb hours'of Baltimore and 24' horirehlN: Y. 'The lands are fertile and well timbered,. the.- clitriate -very healthy, and so mild that sheep min be ordinarily wintered with very little feeding, end where a now can be retied as cheap u chicsiten m New England. They will ; be sold ebeap, and on eisky' Wrote, biz changed for improved property or merchandise.. Addreles; Witb,Bostage stamp, care PfJl4li, COE si:oct Tribuim Building blew York. My2b-tyly Goi ,s t ordtiy,6 ltirgrow,:tstopping its felling ttrUtOttid'restoiing gray hail' to ititoriginal - color, is' lie !..Gointog-cerebrated. Ail the quack no-trums are giving! ;ear before , it. Three fourths of the noxh.res for .stortuc t and heatittfl lug; be ti" Lc, do it koFe injury ' , thou . ,goqd. They hirpAt the die of its roots—' lnttlte ftt ,,, totirligkßf,' and pr4ductrprentaturo boddnesst , 113 tit Prof.ceroodhOhe Asitinvtem*Ytteottlied upon War ntbing4 4 l 4 " Can ! n al iq!Plin n er•P! ) ild.W47u.* Alp -.4.-L-N4i.„.i.,„0-.).#.0.4,0RR3114Whiat ope E..% oNetti." e4' been veiled in batftedl3 orainito' Offte• 5t11111.3 gray hoods, and hen 9 getting bold— all who wish • to save their wool or Du ain a new dock, to get a bottle or Wood's itostorativo —N. P. &gd. b air DrUdittste. nol9.lnt PURIFY THE BLOOD. • MOFFAT'S LIFE PIUS AND PIICENIX BITTERS.— Free from ail Mineral Poisons.—ln cases of Scrofula Ulcers, Scurvy, ( r Eruptions of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicines is truly astnnishiag, often removing in a few days, every vestige of these loathsome diseases b y their purifying effects on the blood. Billions Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short, most aft diseases soon yield to their curative properties. No family should be without them, as by their timelx use much suffering and expense may be saved. Prepared by WM. B. MOFFAT, M. D., New York; and for sale by all Druggists nov9-wly WDARNESS AND DEBILITY.—AII who suffer from weakness or debility, where there is a want of en ergy, should at once have recourse to JUDSON'S MOUN TAIN HERB PILLS. 'they immediately purify the blood, and act up% the maisspring of life, .giving stren . gih and vigor to the system. Yotiog persons. entering into wo• manhood, with a derangement of the functions ; and to mothers at .the turn of life these pills will, be, most efil , cations in correcting JIM tide of life that may be on the turn. Young and elaerly inen suffer M a similar manner at the same periods, when there id always danger, they should theretore undergo a course of this pttrifylng me dicine, which ensures lasting health . This great ITeusehold'Medieinti ranks among the lead; ing necessaries of life, as it lalwell known to the world that it mires complaints other remedial cannot reach , ; Militia lass well establi3hed the Sun lights the World, . . . . field 4,141 medicine dealeit. .de26 lm CARD TO THE LADIES DR; DITFONOOLEXIDEIT. TILLS • '• FOR 'rz t aALES;' infallible ; in correcting, regulating, and removing all obstructions, from whatever catise t and ways successful as.'a preien live TREE PILLS }E YE BEEN' USED Bh. the doctors for many yezre, both in' rance and America, with unparalleled , success, in. every case ; and' he is urged:by many theueim,i ladies who used them, to make the Pills public. for the alhiviatiMi - ortho "e'snlittink from aorlrregufaritins Whateier, ' as Well :as to preVent an increase of faintly where health will not permit it , — Females particularly or, those supposing them selves 50,,, are cautioned against , t hese Pills . while in that, condition, as they are' sari. to Produce tinbbarriage,' and the propriet r assumes no fesporislbilltY after this admo • - nition, &though their mildness .would prevent any' mis chief to health—otherwise the PilLi are . recommended.. Full and explicit directions accoMpany each box. 'Price 81 00 per box. Sold'iibeleside and retell by ' CHARLES A. 'BANNVART,.:Druggist; • • ;No. 2 Jones Row, Harrisburg, Pa. “Ladies," by sending. him 81 00 to the,Harrisburg Post 'Ofhce, Can have the Pills Sent !free of observation to any part or the country (confidentially) And "free or pos ,lager' - by mail. 'Sold u.so S. Eh &STENS, Reading, Jounce floitowav OnWDlin, Philadelphia, J. L. LlM nandan, Lebanon, and by one. druggist in every city , and village in the Union, and by S. D. Sou; sole proprietor, • • N. 11.—Look out for cciunterfeits.. Buy no Golden Pint ,of any kind unless every boa r 's, signed, S. D. goy's. All .others are a , base imposition and unanfe., , th;&efore, as you value your 'Breland health, (to'eay . nothing of be'• lug humbugged - Otle of your money,) buy 'only. of those Yrhofishow the signature of fi.. ; D: Howe on svery box, bas recently, been added en, account of the Pills log counterfeitod. ' ' d.o.NAUXITXkiti: . . Tin ADvxmlsiari -harng -been , restbred . to health in 'a few weeks by tr*eryihimle,rimedy, after having entrertd siveria.yoars with. tt-sevbre Wag:affect ' a. and that dread disease,. Coriamption—ii analogs to make,kbewn'to his fel'iiwtrufrererit thh meansbfbate.' . - To - all .Whei• deeife 7C, he will send ti - Mid of \pzie' eciptotio used (free of. charge),..With. the directions for. preparing and using, ,the „aame, - -which they. will End a -sure curolor,COnsumpthin,Anihma ,The only objeet of the, acivertistiin sending the Treadkiption is te•theneilt the afflicted, and Spreid . Information: which: he °annexes to - be rivatnable, and' he hopes every sof terer will. try his , remedy, na it . wig ; cost them nothing and May. proveµ bleszipg. - PartMs wishing the PresciiptiMie will pidnee address ' • , ' RSV. EDWARD A.17.1.L50N;• , WilitarnabUrg4, „ „gings comty, New Yock., Marti - tit. On the 13th hist by Itiv;Jentes Colder lie &Bruin W. Meath= and *la ICEnn, botho Eittrstslituti. s On the 10th inst.ool3offixtee!a Rotes, (White Hall,) by the Rep. D. Onto; !Cr, Satan S. Oputite; to,Atite :Saimaa ENGLE, bOlll. Ofj.4llCilatllta..U.PAY. . '7 .. • 1 . New' abutrtistnitnts. . Hun Qunistrus, Susi ariek; Wus.Awaans, Harrisburg, Jan. u 0.861. GENERAL ORDERS No. 1. 1 The Wid3 - awokes of ,Harristrarg, and alt other Wide Awakes in this - city, ' , stir assemble at the head quarters this evening at - 634 . &chick, to serenade the 2. The visiting Wide-,Awakes will, take ttiosight, the Key.4tone-Tide awakes and State .Capita!liVi.do AWakes Will take tko loft. . Maiehala of Wide Aceake , Alubs.will.refoit athead quin-ters:ttes evo4ing . • , . , A. .traptt - Chief litaritaL 2 - TEN: POI 4 14.11:111 : RBIIVAitri , • OST.--A MINK BARLE FUR:between JLI Etikla!bach!it. and Abe, Ifark6t equate, on Mirada,. erreaul, 14tb,The'finder will receive the above re Hard by leaving it at - th - a office, or tit the WO of TOWN-TROPERTY FOR -BALE. TN PURSUANCE of an Cordor of the Or phan's Court orilauPhin county, r now offer ay prf, 4ms:de, 'the d fourth part of a Two Story Frame Dwelling BOUSe: rtid Lot of Ground Owthe'north sine of street, between. recond•-and Third , streets, do • HurriSburg, agjoining lota of Jasobllouser and Mrs. Elise 144 d; 'the ,grouri& being' about twenti , Eil fth t and three recut, add abuut one hundred I,et deep. - . HUMMEL, , • . Guardian-of Daniel Houser. other ihree-roorthi of ttienbefe described lioutS, and lo is utr., for, salc,atnytyste sale Enquire as above: LOOHER'S - LIVERY , STABLE. CHANGE OF LOCATION: - rrH E SUBSCRIBER has removed his ry Establishment to the NEW AND SPACIOUS FRANKLIN HOUSE STABLES, corner of . aepberry and Strawberry Miry*, where he will keep a st9ck. of reacel leni,H.OßSES, and new and fashionable BUGGIES and CARRIAGEI, to. him_ at moderate rates. - janl2 - GEO. W LOCHER, agt. VOR R ENT, LARGE DpUBLE HOUSE on east State atre-t. Enquire of. 12-3 ts `GEOttGE MANLEY. GRAND INAUGURATION lILITARY AND CITIZENS' Ibizt.mitizos AT BRANTTr HALL, ON , TUEADAN ;EVENING, JAN. 15,1861 The - services' KBEFBR'S. LANCASTER BAND, nod the STATE 'BAND, have been .secured tor tbe Don Simon CerrL ran, Wm. B. Mann, "Loncel lbds John J. Patterson, . Ruin "." Wm. B. Irvin; . Geo. V. Lewreuce, . " Joan Baker, " Geo. Rush Bonds; •• " Mum- W. Driflield, • Alex K. WOlure, " 'Robert Patte son, H..G. telsentlig, " John De Ferree; /J.-. J. E,Ridgeslay, " George-Bard well; dos.Noore, Wm, D. Lewis, • : " G. W. R Smiiii I. J. Y . James, " Samuel J. Randall, . wa . Richs.rd Mnday: " B. Tate,' 'I Joshua lawrence,'' - Capt.'Jacob M. Eys:eo,. ' R. W. Davis, , - ".. Deter Lyle, Gene Wm. Kelm, cc_ Jacob Zielgter, • .- D. Seiler, Wm. El; Keith 4 B - . -Robert " ": T.-Pomeron. J. Hoiyot.o, . • 1 0 T. Barto, , ~J aroel l tareer,, 4' P. Lade 04 i fei I*, • G.' MM, tii • ' A. R. outzi Wesley; ", WK. ,lactirman: i. - P-L7-c.l2l)ltaker, ,-.• . W 41,40,, • • LP, B, 4 ' Robert Bassett,- ardien - BaD, 1 L R. A. Sbaetnr, , - . siej Peter Fritz o jA.M•klAnt-1 0 ;.: DelPeTi 94 14 14-4 0 PPW'r, ` •, Gel.' R. J. Rtilatiostut. • . ; , '" W. %Wl,' tito4d; - k 0 gIVE hto:t • • -41-• 7. 4 4.5 • sl:vtot 1 4 , d • - J . a•- & - B i a ct, C. George ' I TICKETS *2.09. To be had at the principal UMIEM= =ZMI obag ?Afternoon, „lianna LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Harrisbuig, Pa., Jan. 15, 1861. The list is published, in accord ance with an act of Congress, in the DAILY TELEGRAPH, it having the LARGEST circu lation. B IC. Bailey, Mrs .E H Keureiy, Mrs Ellen Barns, Miss Mary Kelly, Miss Annie Balch, Mary Krineberger, Miss Mary Brobtel, Miss Sarah _ Ripple, Catharine Bechtel, Miss Mary E L Blackstone, Mrs _ Light, Miss Barbers Booke, Mary Ellen Lin, Miss Fanny Broil:unman, Mrs mary 'Louts, Miss Elizabeth Borah, Eliza Mc "McCormick; Miss Maggie . . . Collins, MiEia Thais McLane, Mrs Cochin, Mrs James ' • . - • 11 , D rbris aiAir And Mrs:Brian Moyer, Miss Sarah E airy, Miss ' ' Mary "Deter,' Mrs MYerl, Mrs Catharhte Ebright,'Mrs Rachel. • Baskin, Miss Jane •M hipplar,;Leatt. „ . - - Mies Rachel Elder, , lllargra Db4l, Miss Helen: ' 7 , r - Bose, Mar '‘. 'Fenzel, Miss Louisa y S riaber,Miss. Margaret Shan:fir, Miss Amnia Verne, Sarah E - ShOOli, Mrs Mary A Fleming, Miss Amanda J Shark, Kato B Freemen;mirßeibel. •• Shiine' Mrs Greet, Miss Helen Slighter, Miss Debases II • Smith, Mrs Elizabeth iy a rpg,Miss,Sbonnett.E Stenos, Mrs Elizabeth Hasler,- MUM Kate Mituaria, Catarina Shama; mi n R oss Meitner, Mies Annie M , Hottenatine; Miss Mery Updsgroye,MMe Julia M Harry,. Mrs ' W ' Hinter, Miss itaiy Warner, Margaret Masi, Mrs Mary klAirelok, Mrs Annie E I Engrain, .Elizabete . Zeentra, E1L423 Sarni Ana Albright, Samuel • Long, Earner , ' Allen William : Lenior, Jonn Br Allen; Mon Linn, J R B • Lingle, Benfetnin letrnplo, Joire tookiogcht, Joeeptt Lerory, M B . Low,.Jamec lobti Moßaire, 4psegh McConnell Isaac . MoOlieue Jacob Babit, E Bier, Wilson Barnhart, , Jacob Beeler, Henry Bell, Robert 11 lichee, 0 Et Btloy, Tomo' BlanOhardi Bfiee,ll,ll Bogenrife 0 Bormao, Briabikkeri John_ 'Brubaker, Johns Burkhart Cloci . C liarshiliL A Idarobard, Dr B R ..tfegann, 111Dier, Boltz, Jesse B - , Masora, - wiiiiani- Vissidy, PhiligadOrS Myer , Chriatlau Catlib,iHenry Murray, : alp. : ,Coleman,. John litssiser, Boar). - ,Comiully,Harry . Myergaohn H• toble,l; Jabii W • .o:irk, Wm. • Ift• D Novingor, James Daniel E W DaSher, - .JosepRIP - Hash, W-A - •• •Driek, John-L • • " &binges, Edwin,. •:• : . Darling, F,l . enry Otrine, Jas B ' Ovrings,: - JelitCH Eehelberger, Adam • - -Ellie, 8 R . • Ilper.St Shiftier - English, Geo W • Pierre, james Emu, T 0 - JJhu Reed, James • Reynolds,F - Wirt 'MIME, 'AS St A J , FORZ,A4 I II , E Rinehart, L W '" Fe; Joseph , G .Shaffner,Daniel" Gettys, Geo Wisher Shark, George • , trealy, BI- FehißMSamtielF tmod, atria:Oen Cr Shearer, Derry '8 • '• , Sboao Richard Hanson, Joint - , Shaffeii WM W • Hampton, Joke H . ~, 2, Shartzer,,Charim A • dasher, .E , Wm Hirriea; Shearer; Joseph Moyer; br J frobert:v- -- • Goerge. Haßreman, Paris. Simonton, 8:D ' ,Harden, Peter - ' Snyder, Sithon - Heylnianf,hfriindltrit -Sieber, Christer H.eadlej , ,,Wm L • Siple, Wm. Hess; Christian • ::.Strand, John- H Herman, Jaeob Steeds; Wiit, iteylman, John ' . - T - Haldeman, Henry Ttiorer,soo,-Wm - Heck, James Tanner, (Manes C • Hineilne. William Awns, John Hinds, . _ Taggart; Hugh 'Hofferd, George Thomas, .32muellit Hack, Daniel • ' Thome,Wm •. - Hoffman, George E . Turner", Wm, B, , ItqW•rci, - John._ • -1 • ' Hogan ; Robert • - orich, Solomons, F. • Haler, Charles J . . Willer, Oliver Wat.e,, Wm R , ' . . White,,s °lin Henry Wingard, John L Wilson, Wingard, John SamuelX •Wiciuk, John ,'• • - Joneo, J R Juno, Lloyd lousse,Thal4 Jung;' Theo./ Janes, P x. giufiziap; Amos Kelley, Ed . livaril.. Kinser, Gleo W_. : Knox, J J Carroll, Michael Flanigan, Charles klanogan, Audrew .Persone calling for th ese letters. will please say they aro 'advertised ltd W. A. BATORELOW&HAIit•DTICI THIS SPLENDID HAIR DYE has Ile. equal—instintanecitis in elfect--Realitiful Black or Natural Brown—no staining the skin' or injuring the Bair—remedies the absurd and ill effect or Bad Dyes, and Invigorates the flair for life. No m are genuine Unless signed "W. g.'--Batchelor sold everywhere. - CHAS. .B.S.TCSELOR, Proprietor. Marl% dawly - 81 Barclay Street, No w _York. :FOR 'THE :BEASON; twitounid H-Tra4crs "'Jonas, beg in market," Pine . • • . Pare Distilled Rose Water, Best English Baking Sods, • ' pure Cream Tartar', Extra Pere Spices - - Fresh Odinary Herbs, KELI,ER'S DRUG STORE, d2O 91 Market Streot. PROF. ADOLF!". _P. TEUPSER. UT OULD respectfully inform his , old !Atreus and the public generally, that he will ;:oniieue to give instructions enthe - PIANO FORTE, ME LODEON, VIOLIN and also ia-the science of THOROUGH &S.W. lie will w'th pleasure wait awn pupils at their boraes at soy hour desired, _ or 'lessons 'will be given at . his residence; in Third street, a -few doors- below the itetbrmed Church. - decl6-41 ALDERMAN _ .HENRY PEFFER, OFFICE-THIRD' STREET, (SHELL'S ROW,) NEAR MARKET. - Residence,;aennut - Street near Fourth. CITY OF. HARRISBURG, ,I•ENN'A. myn dtf All Work Promise& <in One I%.iic xl.O "I PENINSY.I.V.A-NZA STEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, ''-I.o4_Afarkct Sir* between 4th and" „,., • a_tuloa , - I,, NtkvmmorrAteifttikiks4. 4 ak t i: and Gentlemeas Garinents, Piece teams, , are Dy , y Cleansed and aldstusd.ht the best manes and at the obtain t. nodose 1 GOOSE It CO., za.4-datrir Affiwitalukv.- New '2Umertistments LADEN' LIST GENTLEMEN'S UST. . Ziegler, Manuel Admors ftepublioeu 2 -LimpEcits. Mee*, Harriet Nfillianis, Miss Mails. A OW. W. PORTER; P. M Nutmegs, erill - - 15, 18 Ntm 20Dertieenittits. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW ! STILL SOMETHING WHICH HAS .000 THE TEST OF YEARS AND STILL oßows MORE AND NONE POPULAR EVERY DAY• PROF. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORA.TIVE. OTILEBS .SAY. OF . IT. A Distinguitehed.-St. Louis Physician Writes:' Di. taus, July 10,1880. 0. J. WOOD, Dig : Dear Eir -zoi the pleasure' and satisfaction to transmit to _you the beneficial effects of your Hair Restorative, after a trill of five tears. I commenced using your_ Reiterativein January, 1855, Since which time have not 'Vann •withont a• bottle on hand.' i When' commenced the use, my hair Was quite thin, and at leas - one-third gray. A. few applications stoups its turning , and. in , three weeks titnetbere, wee not; a gray hair to be noticed, wither has there been ,up to this time. ••• <" • '.After my heir was teetered, I continued its use by applying two or three ; times per znontb. .10y a f ar has ever tinned healthy, soft and *Way, ,and ney scalp perfeetlY free irontdandraff. Ido - not litut,giaelhe facts above mentioned will be of any tarthashr advadl• lege to rat, or even liatteryour vanity wt hit/state day, , aa aut well aware tberare all known already and s i res more wonderful ones.throughout, the Union. I'bare on cuptedsay time in traveling ttie treater p rt of the dine the past three years, and have taken pride and pleasure in recommending .your , lisst6:ativei and exhibiting ahemin my',owa , ease. In several instances I have met With people that have, pronounced it ehuMbtig ; Saying they hash used it and WithObt effect. In every instance, however, it prover, by probing the matter; that they Its t not used your article at all, but had used come article said to be as gool as yours, and setting at about. half the price. .I. have noticed two or , three articles My. self advertised as above ; which I have no doubt' ire humbugs. It is astonithlog that 'people will pationls& an article of no reputation; when,there 18 one ; at hand that has been provalteyond a doubt. Apparently some of thane char4ads hive Oct brains enough to writ' an uslOrtisernenf,as I Mdse . they hoe copied yours : wordfur word in severer instances, merely insertiug SOlllO other lame in place.of yOura. • . lhave, within the past five years, seen.and. talked with: more than twoi thousand persons that have used your preistrabou with perfect succese4.soine for baldnem, gray hair, scald head.dandruff, and every disease the scam and heed are subject te. • ,• ^=, I called to see you penonaliy at your original place of business here, but learned , you were now. living in,ffew York: . • ,You are.at liberty to .publish this or refer parties to me. . Any coannunleatiola toldressed to me;atrat box No; 4920,, wins promptly-answered.. , Yo urs ' tr :TO iIY AIINJ Wittrit M. D. WA= BraorGS, Perry Co., Pa., Jane 1850. • Prof. WOOD, Dear Sir:—l was induced More than a 'year ago to try your valuable Hair Restorative for the 'purpose of Cleansing.my head of dandruff'. . badsugetsd With it upon inyload for years, and had never Mien able to get anything twat me any good retrieving though.l had tried many preparations, until.' saw' your advertisement in a Harrisburg paper. Being there at the time;"l called at Gross & Kunkle's drug store, and bought a bottle, end'now am prepared to recommend it to universal ode, for it has completely removedalt dand— ruff from my, head, and an application once in two weeks. keeps it free from any Belling or other unpleasantim-- s. I'must :also state that my hair had become quite' White In places, and, by the use of your preparation, has been restored to, its originideolor. lam now sGyears of age, and althouh I have nwittwo•hottles of the BestoratiVei, no one has•any, knowledge of it, aa allow a few gray hainato.reMain in order to have• my appearance com port, with my age. iffy head is now Of-less trouble to me in keeping lt clean, an., than at Any time since I have ,been a child. I consider your preparation of great value, and, although" do tot like to expose myself , consider it thy. duty to do an. You Can we this or any part of it in any Shape you thins proper, if it worthy any thing to you. • Yours, &c., _ . H. E. BITER. BLOOMINGTON, Ad., July 30, 1851), Data Sot : I here send you a statement that I think you are entitled to the benefit of. 'am a rwidant of -Blosmington, and have beingtherit for over thirty years. I am now over, fifty years df age. For about twenty years past my hair has been turning considerably gray,. and was almost entirely white, and •very stiff and nuphant. hat/ Been a number of certtflcates.Of the very wonderful effect of your Hair Restorative hat supposed 'there was more fiction than truth in; them: but entertaining. a strong 4- 0"^ to *ltma-oNt , halt.4lissible, restored to origi nal color, and ftitenifs — s -- , at it soringiir dayirtt beautiful black, '3 concluded wbuld- Make Atha erinert - - - - ment commencing In a small way. .t purchased one of your small bottles, at one dollar, and commenced using, following direetions as nearly es [could: I aeon discov ired the dandruff removed, and my hair, that was falling off in large quantities, was considerably tightened, and a radical change taking place In the color. I. have contin. -nod to' rise it, till I bare used - three of your small bottles and just begun on the fourth, I have now as pretty:a head of dark brown, or light black hair as any man, or as I &Ulla my youthful days, when .a boy in the hills of Westeni.V.rginia. My head is entirely clear of dandruff, and the hair ceased entirely falling off aril. is as soft and fine, and feels a oily, as though it we, just from the beide ota French champooner. Many of my acquaintan cesirequently say to me "Butler, where did } ou get that line wig f" I tell them it wss,the effect of your Restora tive. It is almost impoasib!e to convince them tu a t, ft - 16 the original heir of the eatro old gray head. - • • ' .Yours, '. . . FREDERICK T. BUTLER, .111iximington Monroe Co Ind. WOOD'S Hem Rissroastive has acquired a reputation from actual test and experiment Which cannot be en hanced by newspaper puffs.. In: our vicinity it has been 'extensively tined, and we believe in every case with every .desired result, and received the universal endorsement of. all who Lave tried it. We therii!ore recommend it as one orttlOSe few nostrums which accomplishes all it profess s and'all the bald and gray o desire.—ColunsWa PROVO WOOD'S Hera Risviimtuva.—ln another ciduttin be round an advertisement or . this well known and 'excellent , preparation for restoring gray hair: to its origi. ~ naroolor.. The Hair- Restorative Mae cures cutaneous -eruptions, and p: events the Lair tilling off. We have seen many authentintestimoninDiu,pront or tkee aSeer tions some or whichure from gentiffinen whom we have known for 'many yeirs as persons of the moat reliable character: Deal dye till you ha e tried this Reztordtive. Boston Qiive trance. ,' Wow's Mtn lissrorterws..We lire not the habit'ef puffing every new dlsecriery, fur in nine eases out of ten they are quack nostruips, but we take great pleasure in raummeunitig.preresa.w article to all whoseheir is falling off or turning gray. tht: welt known csutribu tor, Finley Jehdson, E q., leis eSperzeurea the benelltnf its application, and Joins with us in speaki ag aka virtues, Let all-try - It, and bald heads will be as rare as snow in aummer.--13altimore ratitot. . , , Woon's HAM BESTORATIVK. mott, specifics, this is Proved, by ticimpe.icbable elides ee, to possess great effic icy as a , esio7er of the hair to pristine vigor... Where the head bAd becoine alradd. bald because of eicluiese, the use of thie artio!e has produced a beautiful grosvtit et* thick. glossy hair. It is therefore a vatutble prepare tank for all chimes. Its ingredients are such as to offer to ally eradicates dandruff and other impttrities, Which operate so hkjiLl usly to the. hair., It also has putative properties ,of another description. in many cases.pino pies and otter disfigurements of the skin disappetr *her , ever it :Bused. There , s no hazard stretching to thetrisi of his remedy, and its effects can only be bellehelal, as the compound if it , does not cause a mrnifest improve ment, 14 ii.capable of doing harm as its Component ele moms Are perfectlyinnomsons.torstiranscripti..iltirif 12=2 , 'A:Gasman ''Boon.—M our capacity , as conductor of a &Wit:journal, we are caned upon to advertise the cure- Lai of the day . , each of which claims to bo ututdulterd'ed in ifs compoAtion , and int/alibis int 10 curative 'effects, wth what justice we leave our,eaders,to tieterodne. In• one instance, however—Prof Wood's. 11.tir flemorati v , —we are so well assured of the notable Oualities of the article, that we give it our indorsement as all that Os in venter and vender nlaim it to be. 'ltn effect upon a failing bead ot hair is notversolly known to . be magicak. lime or Wiliillo pn exhauated land, it brings lie era p wher ever applied.' Oar Ore thatch is fortunately. very heal thy, but we advise our friends with sparsely-net/Wing Mario try the Ite-torative -Columbia Spy. Drag ABANDorran.--Wordis Great. AnWele h as Taken tne.Frwid.—Profeseor Wood stands wan eminence no ehemist„ - whine attention has been turned to Mvenun g O:X4 tonic, has ever before reached. His tante is sad den but world-wide,and thousands who have work wigs of been;bald for - years are now, through the - use of his prepArationi wearing their own- naterarand- Insertion head covering. BO math for chquaistry,ghe chemistry of huinan life, and the lawn which &poly, -to the-Junctions of the system. Pref. Wood studied out the human Man 'As character, its properties and diseases, arid how to re store the decaying vitality to that ornatneur ; he saw, as [n tiffs oxo qua, that gray hair I. unniturxi unless t he age of the indbri - malhas re Achedfour • core, wad he bo• lisved thatghonair could be natar.lly revitalised. Re tried his own c ,se--almost bald 'awl quite gray, at the age of thirty-seven—he 'restored his own hair in Cider, tot, ngliiiid•itinlriardej, and.-the it with lota?* lii Get AffhilPs Halm 11.11STORA-'- Jot lako Y4riairv./44„, fiiro : ; 17e t-F,OT S >ilrim* field hilksiton by G. C. a St/Ml*oo. Wl4-o•w4lab EMI SEE vat Nnu 71britrtistments FOR RENT.-THE STORE F. 00 M AND _,I: OSLLAM of 10.12, west Market Equare. l'usas• sion given on the first of April next. For wrticular enquire of tiau9-at ] H, FELIX. BUCKWHEAT MEAL ! EXTRA QUALITY in 12,}0' and 2516 bags, just received and for Salo low by NOL FOR RENT. TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with a Two Story Back Building, being a very desirable private residence, situated in Secor.d street below Mut hetry, is offered for rent. The property has been refit. Led, and. is now in good repair, being Parzarn and tz r.uxraa. For further icforgpatiop apply to TEM F. BOYt )atis•dtt - - Cart Third and Chestnut Streets. • • NEW ARRANGEMENT. THE SUBSCRIBER lutelhe purchased of - Wm. doyei hie Omit of STOVII. WARD, intends to nozoniewee :the MANUFACTURE C.F ALL KINDS OF STONE WARE ed bin NEW POTTERY on the canal opposite the Car Factory. With a a uperior kiln and experienced workmear s _he expects to be /dile to snake such ware as eball commend keen' to public &icor. pulh-irad- . • • JOEN W. COWDEN. ALUMS L. - ALBUMS I I The finest assortment of ALBUMS ever offered in thin .oftr, ranging in price front centato $lO 00 each, bound In al styles of Binding, - at • - CIMAP tOOKMRII, ' --1.2a0r -• 61 Mart - Street. 'Doom — ble Proiorti for Bent. A .. l i*O. 'STORY FRAME HOUSE AND STOREROOM, situated in. Market street, between peurah4aa. Marone. in the Third Wird. ATAIX--tdrutiMirYWOROHYVtIeKSOUSE, situated in Seotsubstreettiolort:Mulberry, in the Mist. ard. ALSO.I: Than SIORY Blum Bova, situate in Liberty street, in thagenryt Ward. ZIMMERIIAN, No. 28 Smith second Street, • Baretebnrg, Pa. janlo FOR DESIRABLE THREE STORYROMA in geed &did% Ihts and water fix. 'tereglinntrotete. ragaire at, . i &MISTRONGrIS DinG aroltE, j4.0 0 w. Becond be ilex Me street. •,- DR. T. 1 .11:CLES, 'SURGEON DENTIST, CIFFERS his services .to the Citizens of Jr, „Harrisburg and tie vicinity. ,iiiil3oll a:share of the public, patronage arid gists asairrancethat' ii is best - endeavors shallire gireu torenderdatbfsot pro- Melon. Being untold, welltried,deetiskhelst* safe in wiling the public : generally to ,cal4=iszt v assuring hem, that they will not be ainsatm rick his serviced 'Once N 0.123 Market street, in the " thrmerly oe 'cupiredhyJacob R. 4 / b y, near the:United Malay Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa myg.diy NOTICETO SPECULATORS. , T 4 fL Tti t/3 L E 36/ L A Eft re zors-prili ',ALA Ap, MAJ3ER - OF LARGE "SIZED BlJlLD liici tOTS adjoiging the Bound ,House arid Walt t ' (IC the , Penna. Railroad Gonipaity, will be sold Irani onrodsoaable terms ;Apply to ..* l 4O O . Cm . ' , . 1 .9/ 1114 W. HALL . _ • . ,; , . .r:g1E4,13. 41i . P:PT o Y TEDIMAWAIM MUTUAL Safety -Insurance. Co, ' INOORPORATED - 1835., - CAPITAL AND Titi - 111BUROORMEMIT Of North Amok/ca, „fc OF PHILADELPHIA. INCORPORATED 1794. CAPITAL AND ASSETS MEE UNDERSIGNED,: as Agent for the above Well IninwuCompaniesi will make Insurance against Minor damage by fire, 'either perpetually or an. axially on property . in either, town . or country. Marine and Inland Transportation Risks alto taken. Apply psrsobklly o r by . letter to _ - WILLIAM BURBLER, .01-dawly, Harrisburg, Pa. .BUSTRECEIVED. A . 14RGI-E, STOCK of. 'S C OTCH ALES, ~01 BROWN HitillT sad LONDON PORTER. For Sale at the lowest - rain br - • • JOHN H. ILLSOLISR, Ann • • 78 Market Street. HERR'S EID , TML. NEWLY REFITT'ED! UNDERSIGNED having leased • Ode - well:4oes snit poises , hotel, in the city of isburg is nostr reflitiog and furnishing the same with NEW FURNITURE' hi the very beet modern style. His located hi the moat conk el part of the'city, within a short distance of the depots of inur figment railroad and also near the State Os gaol baildinga ., • The, house is large and the Sleeping aitertments are well ventilated. • The TABLE is welt provided with all seasonable arii ales. This city is well known thXougleaat the State as having the best marlFet notableofthe Atlantic sitte r and consequently no'complainte &hal . the madden that score. ihe".l3Alf hos iilsoundergoriachangers and will be kept stocked with the-bestand purest Liquors in the country No exertion will pp &sated to make the traveler and sojourner comfor ifietreri: relpect. "A Continuance orthe patronage of the old Customers; together with new additions is respectfully sollzited. J. B. BENFORD fa- HO. Harrisburg, August .237tf .JOHN MANUREN, RASPBERRY ALEUT, BISCWEEN CHESTNUT AND - 111/LIIERILY UVISEETS, HARRIABUGG, PA. 110-ESPECTFULLY iziforms thepablie•that IA ) be is - located at the above mentioned place and he haa commenced the WOOL DT.EI:, G and CARP ETIiga Y.; ING BU.-INE:.-S in all its various branches. He is pre -pared to MARC orders at the whorteat notice, and will guarantee -general satisfaction', HIS prices will be 'reasonable: Having carried on the business for ninny years in Germany, and over two years here, and also having bad an rittendednsperiente in thiscountry, he is Polly corn -patent to 'execute all *ark entreated to him, and hopes to receive a, reasonable share of eustont from his fellow, ' : .tHre general asiovmenfor darpet3 are aye kept oa lumd and will be told at the lowest rate. tiow2lAttamd , H. L GODBOLD , DRACTICAL Tuner' and Repairer of Pianos. Illitinittkins; &c.,ivd. will r wieotive orders to future at WM. JiMOCHS .Music. usic Store, BM Market street All Orderaleft at the above named phtoe r or at the Buehler Heusi, will meet with prompt attention. Firut dust; BIANOS.Ior Vale seplit-dly . _ _ E PANAEFINE' 'CANDLES; , SPERM CANDLES; , , ADAMANTINE CANDLES, STEARINE CANDLES, STAR CANDLES, CHEMICAL SPERM CANDLES, , TALLOW CANDLES; A large lot of the above ln Elora and for sale at the low. eaC 'prices .by AV&I.:A DOCK JR. & CO., ' OP:Osite the Court House saa2 ,_tTIIST RECEIVED, LARull INI3LL SELECTED STOOK OF - BUNDLE'S! OOamenaa or PINE'IVCABTILT,ION ,& CO. BIKURT, TRICCCHE & CO. JAMS 1 2 1$1411%s'Y & CO & Co. F. ,- MA.RTLK • , RIM ROBIN & CO. MARETT & CO For soli - JOIVI EL ZIVGLER, 17d 73 Market Street. aril striug'tepaper their houses, at cos;;:,;l l lAlectert stack of WALL FABER fir at • eFIRAP NIORSTORII JOBRUA-M. WI&TLING, A P*Batt 110 , 4 T -LAW, 071F/CE WALNur BAamajUSGI PA. Pui&e=ifftla *pa is %Wow eateustod
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