IR t'tlegrapb. APRISP•UR4 Afternoon, January 19, 1661 ly receipts of oil: over the Sunbury tailroad amniint aFout. four bun- .711 FIRE ManiaJor the Friendship .tty of our city will arrive hole about of April or the fir6t of May. mar.—We . learn that a strong effort de this winter to obtain the passage make the Hanisburg bridge a free ?LAM 41:PROVEBIENIS.—We hear of rf new dwelling houses to ire erect Fifth and Sixth Wards of our city =Kamm Jews., how is My wife to-day?" The dr his head' aud said': "You must the worst." . "What !" exclaimed id husband; "is .she likely to re- ALL —An elderly lady residing in rest, while returning from Market tg, received a revere fall on the pave kiurth street, near Strawberry alley. ight she had dislocated her shoulder by the accident. its WIATHER. —After four days of almost "errupted glom the clouds disper.scd yea an4l-rrn the second time since its change moon was visible Lost night. The :ature was pleasant and to day has cans * disappearance of.snow and ice. I=l Alyce.—ln consequence of Rev. C. W. .dner being sick and not able to fill his place, Mr. Robinson yin preat:b in the colored tbyterian church' tomorrow morning at &past ton o'clock,' anl Rev. Mr. DeWitt at .0 in the evening. oinerenbri I—A special meeting of: itizen Fire'Courtiany; will be held at their this (Saturday) evening. Every member (nested to be punctual in attendance, as priate action on'; the death of our late ,remember, JOAN W. BOYER will be taken. order. Itartaistirea, Jan. 17, 18GO. TOR TELEGRAPH the editor of the aph please inform an "Inquirer," which pronouncing dictionaries is the standard community ? Ea—lnquire at Bergner's disk; 'Book where you will find a full assortment of Standard Edition." Locx-Ur.—There were nine lodgers in sck up last night.. Six "voluntaries,"one Ink," and one rough looking little negro sounded" for attempting to pound his fa- The "voluntaries" of course were die !, while the remainder were subjected. to sual penalties. .AND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.- grand vocal and instrumental concert to "en at the St. Lawrence (German Catholic) ch, on Front street, will come off next day evening. The programme embraces a )er of musical gems, which we have no will be rendered in a satisfactory man )s, the several performers. Altogether,the .rt promises to be very entertaining, and worth the price of admission-25 cents. ''ENSIVE Davorm.—The pews in the Ply th Church, (ff. W. BEECHER'S ' ) Brooklyn, sold at auction last week. The first pew struck off at $l6O premium. A number of from $l4O to $l6O each. At premiums rang lig from $lOO to $l4O nearly all the most de sirable were taken. Other lots went off at from $7O tb $lOO, $45 to $7O, $25 to $45, and o ou down to $l7, at,whioh all but sixteen were disposed of. The latter were tali& at ,rerniums ranging from $lO to $l4. THE BAPTIST CHURCH SHRVlCES.—Preaching next Sunday morning and evening by the ;v. R. H. Austin, of Pottsville, Pa. The pub are invited to attend. We are informed t the Rev. Wm. S. Wood, of Greene county, ~ has accepted an invitation from this church ;become their pastor. It is expected that he t' commence his labors in that capacity about e Ist of Ittarcb. "'tar. Wood is quite a young an, a graduate A of Jefferson an. • '; Presbyterian Theological Seminary; of'Allci, y city. It is said, by those who hairehertid , that his pulpit abilities are very tine; and predicted will make a faithful and success pastor. -lb.-- AK Tarayss.—Our exchanges are filled ouuts of the operations of sneak thieves eir respective localities. 'Our own city is exempt from their visitations, and our citi- would do well to keep a watchful eye on • e gentry that ostensibly vend small wares, who in reality are "spotting" for plunder. • gars, too, need watching. While tho "lady the house" is obtaining something to satisfy ' appetite of the apparently needy, valuable tides are secreted while her back is turned, only missed when pursuit is ,vain. We epeat look out for strolling venders of "small legs" and Beggars. ' FORTUNE TELIZRB. —A bill has lately been in troduced into the House of Representatives of is Stale to make fortune-telling a penal of ence, punishable by fine and imprisonment.— trologers, planets-readers, administers of Jove powders" and all sorts :Of pretenses of telling events or "fortunes". to come 2 der this law, as, after mention ng several, it eludes everything by saying "or by any other ns." When the Fortune Teller is arrested, or her advertisement, may be used as evi to convict them of the offence. This of legislation is hardly necessary, for those are duped by 'a fortune-teller might as 11l spend their money that way as any other. e bill was introduced by . Mr. Moore, of ladelphia, and was referred to the commit - on Vice and Immorality, who will probably .port the same next Monday or Tuesday. Tus CROSSINGS at, Walnut and 8d Streets aro sadly in need of repair.. NEW Music.--Just received at W. Knoche's Musie-Store,Sajlr A ii .pdpoion's Quickstep with true likeness of the' gallant Major. — Port Sumter Grand Iflareli,• both composed by S. Glover. They are its"al gems, to be had, at No. 92 Market, street 11/nAnt OF A FIIIILMAN—The Citizen Fire Com pany tolled their.bell and placed their deg .at half mast to clay, es a - token of respect to the memory -of Mr. Joint W. BOYER, one of their most active members who died suddenly ' mottling.' • . . , =131:1 Re.yiArin A reward;of, five dollars will tie given to any person or persons who will give informatieM towards the detectiOn oftl a pernon or persons who maliciously ptherMseabatract cd a flag from the hill .orthe Hope fire Com pany, belonging to.one of the old soldiers of this city. 4aL. B. HuMiea.;•Sec'.y. • •t ASSAULT AND BATTERY —Mr. Joseph Seltzer was bound over this morning by the mayor in the sum of one thousand dollamta,arkwer the charge of assault and tatikiry upon the ir.erson of Walter G. Grahamof Butler:ccunty. The af fair occurred at the corner of 3d &Walnut, and is said to have .originated in a disputeielative to the settlement of the (state of some deceased membar of the family of one of the parties, Dm Philadelphia Daily Record calls attention to the feet that, by decisions of some of the English courts, and of the Supreme eourts of several of the States, the doctrine has been laid down that it is the duty of Notaries Public to, present% person. and' not by a clerk or deputy, such notes as are allowed to go to protest : and that. where' this has not bath done, the whole proceeding is, legally void.. No 'decision has ever been made is this State, we believe, of this character. Mums PINS are not confined to the holidays, but are " hulsome" whenever the weather is not too warm. Au exchange gives • the follow ing receipt for their "make-up :" "Two pounds of beef, two pounds of suet, four iiiiunds of sugar, two pounds of stoned raisins ; frail. pounds of currents,.one pint of brandy, one pint of Lisbon wine, four pqunds of apples cut fine, one nutmeg, quarter of au ounce of cloves, half an ounce of cinnamon,. half an ounce of citron, and the pealing of an orange with the juice. This will make forty pies." • Mn. EDIITOIi-- Dear Sir : If you willplease notice that gambling house that is going on almost in the same yard with your office, you will do the town' a great favor. It is not only carried on through the week, but on Sunday night and day. Do give it a notice in your paper, and see if you .canyok be the - ritilarts - Of having it stopped. Thisi , p6lice4ill not take anv notice of it, although they know that it is going on. -Yours truly, IN THE NBIGHBORHOOD [NOTE—Not being a visitor of gambling houses, we are unable to vouch for the correct ness of the above, but wo advise . our "neigh bor" to make the necessary information before some alderman, and, as court 'commences on Monday next, his Honor; Judge Pearson, will have the matter-properly - atterided to.—ED.] ELECTION OF OFFICKELS.—The following is a list of officers of:the Hope Fire Company, elected" for the ensuing year :—President, Wm. H. Kep ner ; Vice Pregslent, A. K. Black ; Secretary, V. B. Hummel ; Assistant Secretary, Mc - - - Granigan ; Treasurer, H. M. Koller ; Librarian, T. Sample ; Chief. Engineer, R. R. Barr ; sistants, J. M. Groff'and H. Hummel ; Chief of , Hook and . Ladder Truck, W. D. Carson ; As sistants, D. Barr and H. Carbery ; House Di rectors of Engine and Hose Carriage, A. Brown, J. Likens, C. Hummel, T. Saniple, J. M. Gar verich, EL Lemar, J. M, Barr and WM: D. Ear tempts were made by the secessionists to„inter rupt the free navigation the Mississippi; the now powerful foundation of New Orleans would become the bed of a lake, where fishes would live instead of men." Mr. Holman, (Dem.) of Indiana, said "The people whom he represent ed would notcontsent that the Union should be destroyed, and, that if a bill was passed giving the President authority to accept the services of volunteers, he could have onehundred thou sand men horn the West alone, and then let the oret come!' Mr. Morris, (Dem.) . of Illinois, said "Nero fiddled while Rorie was burnhig ; and President Buchanan while the Republic is failing into ruin, complacently comes forward and 'says he is not responsible for it I Bat he salt, with the whole country, as Nan said unto David, 'Thou art the Maul" The black nese of darknels - will overshadow Buchanan's memory. It Were- were needed any other in scription upon his tombstone, it should be 'God have mercy on me.' " , . For the Telegraph. The turnitnie fel-the Governor's . - House:- Eniroa Tmsona,in :—I hear that one of the last acts of Gov. , Pacher-was the ap pointment of Philip Dougherty for the purpose of spending the $B,OOO aPproPiiited fork the purchasing of new furniture for the Governor's residence. Whilst I have no objection to the appointment of Mr. Dougherty, who is en honorable gentleman ; yet it was understood before the law was passed, that the secretary of the Commonwealth, Mr. SLIFER, would be appointed, tu order to consult the wishes of the Gpvernor's lady in his selection. it is now commonly rumored about town that a lot of second-hand furriiturelmabeen purchased from Gov.' Packer at eahorbitant high prices, and that the money is to •Im expended in that man ner. Can you inform .of the facts in this case. INQUIRER. `Norn. = We know nothing of the facts in the case, bat have heard considerable complaint about the appoint ment and - the' purchase of second-hand furniture. We consider it dis graceful to the State to ask a new Goveinor to take a house furnished by the State with seconcl-bansifurniture,. and. wondyiseSloyernor Curtin to'repudiate.sucipurchases.. The Legis lature'apii6Priated the ..inoney for' not twat tire, an& t t mut" distirieflf.aideretoodrithar. His friend, Col. Swink should buy - Ptttnovluaniv etlegrapty, ealuOav antrum:lit, .11attuary 19, 1861: THE WEATHER AND THE SIDEWALEa.—FrOM a very cold temperature, a few days ago, we are now plunged into - temperate atmosphere. The snow melts, and, there are indications of rain. TheLsidewalks in the morning area glare of ice, and woe to him who ventures out with out rubbers on his feet;,while at noon, to walk without stout boots' is' certain. to soak your stockings, 430 preValent and so penetratidg is the slush. is 'the -meantime, the unsef led. state of the ; weather: puts the . ladies in au earthly 'purgatory. :They can't get out to sit! , themselves, to shop, or to 4301 ou their friends, and of c CourEe.no.onti caricall on them. -Goasip is liuloArrar;•the fountains of news are dried up .and thettemizer seriously_ lamenteth thereat: _ . , . . . RI , MAKABLD CASE --A LADY IN A THANCE.- The Pittsburg . Gazette gives an account of a re markable.. case of suspension of vitality in Wheeling.' ''A hidy, residing in this city, who had been lyilagillibr along time; died to all appearinces-on'SattOay.night of week before last, and the.pepesSarypreparations were made for intermerite ft Was. discovered...however, sr when 'the body was about to be plil ~in the coffin; that it still retained its nattn; ..errnth. This, of coarse, 'occasioned a great sitrtnipe,and efforts were made to restore animatX, but Without success. The unfortunate woinan still, remains in the aame•dondition, and as yet no signs of decomposition have appeared, although some six Or eight days have . elapsed since death we's supposed to have taken place. The case has excited no little interest among the leading physicians and others of the city and vicinity. • . . COLUMBIA AND MARYLAND LINE BAILIODAD.- The annual election for President and Directors of the Columbia and Maryland Line Railroad, was held .at Cooper's Red Lion Hotel, in Lan caster, on Monday last, and the following gen tlemen elected officers for the ensuing year : President—Jeremiah B. Haines.—Directors 9en. Baktram A. Shaeffer, J. 13. Shum'an, J. A. Sheaff, C. S. Kauffman, John C Walton, Jas. McSparran,John Lon g,Jeremiah Brown ,Joseph - 13allance, Wyatt W. Miller, and Thomas R. Neel,of Lancaster county,and Col. J. J. Heck art, of Port Deposit, Md.. At- a meeting of .‘ the Board,-, immediately after the election, '-Joseph %llama was re elected Treasurer. and Jeremiah Brown, Secre tary. Mona Srcassrox. 7 —The secession doctrine seem to be spreading all over this country.— The free North is beginning to talk of seceding from this. Union. The Pittsburg Journal Says : Allegheny county hat a population of 180;- 000, and Pittsburg and Allegtrep alone have of themselves about 90,000 free white inhabi tants.- Let us proclaim our grievance : First—We have prayed for a tariff which should in some degree protect our own honora ble and valuable industry. Congress has ne glected our petitions. Second—We have . remonstrated against the tariffs which have approached more nearly than the present to our wants. Oar remonstrances have'been disregarded. Third—We have again and again besought Congressional aid towards making navigable our great rivers. That aid has never been ex tended -to us. This ja 4 a,n . outrage on Our rights. Fourth—Citizens froartkis county have been driven.out of various StatiVof the.ifouth with out judge dr jury. Th 6 is a breach of the Constitution. To which we might add that the United States Governident continues, without our lief asked, to hold the arsenal at Lawrenceville that they also have here a Custom House, a Postoffice and Surveyor of. the Port ; _that they persistently hoist the American flag with thir ty-three stars theron ; that this county gave ten thousand majority for Lincoln. Unless some compromise is proposed, should not the people of. Allegheny county secede from the Union ? On a question of numbers, we could favorably with South Carolina, more white inhabi iith a population has asserted her ly withdrawn her se. We challenge grievances equal ngers some com ----e P. S.—Since the above is in type we learn that our county is also effected. The people of "Nartsgribble" and "Verbeketown" talk.se rionsly of withdrawing from this city and set up as an independent Nation. P. S.--Lannt.—Linglestown has also given notice that unless this doctrine of secession is crushedshe will be determined to withdraw from the county. Can't our friends of Patriot and Union stop this rebellions spirit A Outwits AFFAIR.—The Seneca Countr re ports a startling circumstance which occu. 'ed last week at the Seneca Falls Hotel. The la ly of the proprietor was alarmed early in the morning by a noise like the report of a pistol, in, a sitting room adjoining that she occupied. On seeking the cause she found that the top of a nice mahogony center table had cracked open. The table had been in use in the place it. occn pied six months and there was no tire in the room at the time of the explosion. The Roches ter Union says the table was purchased in that city two years since, which we takels Sufficient explanation of the phenomenon. Rochester tables have always been famous for "knock "tippinta,' and "turnings," and it is not, at all wonderful that one of them should finallv have "busted." ARREST FOR TREASON AGAINST' SOUTH CARO LINA! !—J. N. Merrittian, Collector ofthe port of-Georgetown, S. C., was on Monday last ar rested by the people of Georgetown on a charge of treason against the State. A letter was found written by him and directed to Mr. Bu chanan, stating that be (Merriman) had just cleared vessels in the name of thejUnited States, and that he would continue to do so.— The letter calls upon the President to send a boat and men to collect the Federal Revenue, and informs him of the progress made in the construction of the iVorts near Georgetown, and promises to-keep him posted from time to time in relation ho the same. The letter is signed by his initialss, J. N. M. MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE AND STRANGERS visiting the City is called to the largest and finest as sortment of letter, Note and Oap Papers, ' Envelopes, Pens and Holders, - Ink, Inkstands, Pencils . Writing an hand Boxes,. .• bthog Board ,and a fin variety of all kinds of STA -zhich for Fa 'sett quality cannot be swilled, at - . SERONER'S CHIMP BOOKSTONgs.. '.- ' iletft • "• 61 Market Street. =l=l 7(~~1p1Q Ugtx THE ATTENTION OF LARGE ARRIVAL OF Naw GOODS.—THE CIIEAE- E,,T Goons OFFERED 'yards Canton flannel at 10 cents, worth 12 cents.. 2,000 yards bleached 44 muslin at 10 cents, worth 12 cents. 10 Pe beautiful new style pririt at 10 cents, worth 12 cents. 50 Pe print at 7 and 8 cents, worth 12 cents, warranted fast color.- 1,500 yards 'of unbleached muslin at 10 cents, the best ever made for the price. 1,000 under shirts and drawers at 50, 62 and 75 cents.— Socks and and ladies stockings a large variety. Our whole stock of winter goods, such as Shawls, De Laines, Pant. Stuff, Cloth, and all kinds. of Flannels I will sell off at cost. Now is the time to get bargains. S ',wiry,' at hotals' old corner. . : Davis' Psgn KiUer. . No IffitnoiNE Is niorolirom . its " action th eases of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, kc., than Perry Davis' .. Pain Killer. Itis the achnowledged antidote which eel: dom fails it applied in its „early symptoms. No family "hould be without a bottle of it always on hand. The ataln on linen from 'the use of the Pain Hiller is easily removed by washing in alcohol. pairlo l Pain Killer seems particularly effl,actous helera morbns; bowel complaints, and other dieekses which the native* : of Burinitt, from their nnwhOleeome style of living, arc. peculiarly expend. It Is a valuable antidote 'ollie poison of Centipedes,B6upions, hornets &o. REV. J; BENJAMIN , Lste Missionary in burmah.. Sold by all druggists, grocers and' medicine dealers' brofighout .helJuited Stales and Walks: nlB-Im. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY CELEBRJAMESItiARKE:rus RA Prepared from a Preecription of Sir J. Clarke, if. D. • Physteian Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing In the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution Is subject. It moderates all 13310114 and re, moves all olxstructions,: and a speedy cure may be relied on. . ' . "TO MARRIED LADIES - it is peculiarty suited 'lt will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period With regularity. . Bach bottle; price One Dollar, bears um Government Stamp'Or dreat Britain, to prevent counterfeits, CAUTION. There Pills shouid nat , be taken by :females flaring the 'MST THREE iiaillTitSqf Pregame", as thiiciresure to biipg on Miscairiage,'hat at any other tienelhek' are nifty In all cases of• Nervous and Spinal Affections, Fain In the Back and Limns, Fatigue'en slight exertion, Palpita. lion- of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills wit effect a'cure when all other means have failed ; and al. though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron; celomol; antimony. or any thing Inn tful to the constitution. Full directions In the Pamphlet around each package, ve Wolk should be carefully preserved. N. 8.-41.00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au thorized Agent, will insure r bottle, containing 50 Tills, by return mall. For gals by C. A. Ba. , (24VART. )y9 dawly BUY THE BEAST. • NORTON'S 0.11%1"1"M31111NT FOR SALT RHEUM AND - SCROFULA, pmum.asurrrix cuttEDl SALT RHEUM, SCROFULA, SCALE, HEAD, FEVER SORES, RING-WORMS, BAR BERS' ITCH, AND ALL ITCHING OR BURNING SORES,AND ERUP TIONS OF THE SKIN. . This Ointment bears no resemblance to ay of ner ox ternarremedy at present before the world. The modeo Its operation IA peculiar'. t penetrates to tho basis of the disease—goes to its ey oource—and-cures it from the. flesh beneath to the .1n on the surface. Other outward applications for Scrofula, Salt Rheum, operate downward, thus driving the disorder {wards, and-often occasioning terrible internal maladies. - Noirron'antwritawr, Ott thwcrestea.-"-. of the diseita' e upward, and every -particle of it is &I nas the enrol it eifectsds complete. Not only are the sores healed—the - eruptions removed—the swellings re duced—but the seeds of the disease are expelled from the dash ; isonsespently there can be no relays°. Victims of *emus end eruptive complaints, who have tried every:professional mode of treatment and every ad vertised curative without relief, here .Is a certain, safe, and expeditious remedy for the °vita you endure. A• Ingle box will satisfy you of the truth of all that is here tated. _Since its first introduction, the properties of the Chit meet have teen tested in the most obstinate cases-cases hat utterly defied the best medical skill in the .country, and upon which the most celebrated healing springs pro duced no effect—and in every instapee with every one ness. Sold is Large Bottke—Price 6O Cents. GERRIT NORTON, Chemist, Proprietor, New York WHOLEELAIX DEPOT •T PMFOLD, PARKER & MOVER'S, Wholesale Druggists, 15 Beckman at., N. ' l / 4 Sold by Gao.Bseatiza, Harrisburg, Pa. ' • mar7-daarly OMPORTABIT, TO FEMILLNO Prepared by Cornelius . L. Cheeseman 1 M. D • .•I•TEW .YORK CITY. ril.EfE combination of ingredients in these 1. Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild Iff.thetr operation, and certain in correcting all irregularities; Painful Menstruation, removing all structions, 'Wheihir- from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all net , vous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, he., disturbed sleep ,, which arise from interruption of nature TJ MARRIED LAMA Dr. Cheeseman's Ile/1411/iiilliabie, as they will bring on the monthl with*MlMlty. .. - Ladies who have been disappoirl to li use of other Pilbroakplace the utmost evidbibnce hiDrr,cti`tMileinan's Pins Oing all that they reptia9M to do. , N )TICS fhereistime condition if the festal sysknelin - which the l i Pals commit be takes, waited producing a PROULLt/I RESULT. 2h condittrn referred to ieP.SEGOTANdr— tke result, 'AUSNARR/Ba.g, - Such is thesarreetstible tendency of the medullae to_ rafore, he sexual functions to a normal caruhtien„ that men :the reproductive pouur, z ot fulturSP4POug taut* ' • WureantiutPurnlymigotibieboid lajorlooti, Zaplleardireollans, *Sidi should be "'bad, no companteach box. Priae $l.. Scat by mail on enclosing 1.1 to DeivOgatneurs L. 9 , 492041":110x 4,5§1,.P05t Mee, New Yobr'Uty. Sold by Min 74 - Aristin evel Mail the United Slates HUTCHINGS, deetarallyret . forthellelted States, $4 Broadway, New York., o wholitiellorders NOW be addr d.. Sold yC. 1t#20;41. TiDi Us' on Da. HosrierrEa's - S.rinot. BIT Em for Dyspeysla f Flatulence, Heaviness of the Stikaach. or any other like affections, is secondto none in America or abroid; -To be - Tibia to state confidently that the ' , Bitters" aro a certain-cure for Dyspepsia and like die- eases, is to the proprietors a source of unalloyed plemure3 It removes all morbid matter from the stomach, purifies the blood, imparts renewed vitality to tho nervous sys lete,"givlng It that tone and'energy so.indlapensable for the restoration of health. The numereus acknowledge menu of its superior excellence and beneficial results, have assured the proprietois that it cannot but prove a great- care, to the afflicted, and impart vitality to the thorough system. gar See advergxemeet in another Ai:attain. dl9 - SPALtoNto!s Pasa&Rico GLUE is clisig - riVil for repairing furniture In all eases where cabinet-makers , glue is used. RAO - excellent Air mending books, rebut. ening the loosened , leaves and covers qdickly and firmly . . It is pat up in a bottle or gase glue.pot, with a brush, and will become indispensable to the housekeeper. • deel9-dawlm ; -• DR. 'JAIL MCCLINTOCK'S PRCTORAL SYRUP Cabnitthe most harrasslng cough, relieves the oppressed lungs Mid irritated throat, loosens and brings away by painless expectoration the matter which clogs the wind. .pipe and bronchial tubes, regulates the excited pulse, mites rest, and removes every symptom of Orddlooir. Price Si 00. Sold by duo. Brummi. • 'l3lO IgkICTARINES 1 1 small invoice of 1.1 - - this-delicate friet, in packages of two.pouridce.ch rllepelsea: The wailW Is very superfine. , anvil . & DOOR JR. CO W. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE! THIS SPLENDID HAIR DYE has no eunal—lostanianeous in - effect—Beautiful Black or Natural Brown—co staining the skin or injuring the Hair—remedies the absurd and 11l effect of Bad Dyes, and invigorates the Hall. for life. None are genuine unites signed "W . A. Batchelor " Sold' everywhere. CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor.' 81 Barclay Streti, New York ' marrz dawly WEAKNESS AND DElllllTlf.—All who suffer from weakness or debility, where there is a want of en. ergy, should at once have mamma to JUDSON'S MOUN TAIN HERB PMTS. They immediately purify the blood, and act upon the mainspring.of life, giving strength and vigor to the system. Young persons entering into-wo ruanhoodovith ederangemeut of the funetionsl and , to mothers et the turn of life, these Pills will be most efft ,eacious in correcting the tide of life that may be on the turn. Youug and elderly men suffer in a similar manner at the same periods, mhen•there is always danger, they should thermore.tin,lerge a CenrSe of this purifying me• diciue,.which etishreslasting health - This great Household Medicine ranks among the lead, In necessaries of life, as ills well known to the world that it cures complaints other reatedids cannot reach ; 'this fact is Ws well established as that the Satlighte the World. &old by all medielnedegiers. - • de26-lm IT is A COMMON vassatarem that thele more tuilferers from debility, among Americans, than can be found among any other civilized nation: The, reason is obvious. We take toe littleexercise, and for get the wants of the body in the absorbing purseltil `of bwilness. In all such cases, ordinary medicines can do little good. What is reqeired Is Plateful's tonic and in yigerator as Dr. J. Hostetter has'givtaii to the world, in his CELEBRATED "RIPPERS." The weak and 'nervous denizen of the counting house, the eihansted toiler - upon the shop-board, and the prostrated student of the mid night lamp h lye found a wehderful regenerator in the 'Bit' firs," and preter it'le inure pretentious , but less ef ficacious mediciirs. But it should not, e forgotten that the agent which Is'so magical in its influence. upon a frame which is merely debilitated; is equally powerful in assisting nature to expel the most terrible forms of disease. Who would not give it atrial? Sold by druggists and dealers everYwhero: - Milr'See advertisement in another column. uov2o.lm , A CARD TO THE LADIES. DR. DITPONOO'S GOLDEN PIL FOR FEMALES. Infallible in correcting,- [regulating, and removing all obstructlons, from-whatever cause, and al ways successful as "a . live. BEEN T HESE PILLS HA.VE BEEN USED - BY the doctors for many years; both In Frani° and America, with unparalleled success in every case ; and he is urged by many thousana ladies who used them, to make the Pills public for' the alleviation of Dime suffering from any irregularities whatever, as well AS to prevent an increase of family where health will not perudt it:— Females particularly situated, or those supposing them selves so,. are' ClLtalatilid against - these Pills whileln that condition, as`they are' sur to produce miscarriage, and the proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admo nition, although their mildness would-prevent;any mis chief to health—otherwise the Pills aro recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany each hox. Prise $1 00 per box. Fold wholesaleVand retail by • CHARLES A. BANNYAItT, Druggist, • No. 2 Jotailf Row, Harrisburg, Pe. — "Ladles," by_ sending' him Id Ott _to the Harrisbu rg Post Office, can haVe the Pills sent free of observation to any-part , of the country (confidentially) and "free °r pm tine by mail. Sold LUSO by S. S. Simms, Beading, JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & Cowconc, Philadelphia, J. L. Lau- MGM, Lebanon, and by one druggist in: every city and. village in the Union, and by S. D. Bows, sole proprietor; New York. N. 13.--Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Golden Pills of any kind unless every box is signed S. D. Howe. All ethers are a base imposition and unsafe; therefore, as you value your lives andehealtl4, (to say nothing of be ing humbugged out of ybur money;) buy only of those who show the signature of S. D. /lowa on every box, which has recently been added on account of. the Ilia Mg counterfeited. -441w3-.lsw/y. New 12thertisenLents ~ , Care Cough, Cohl, Hoarsene s s,' Influ• c ( ....CSW 4/. enza. any Imitation or soreness of cb kr . the Ihroat; Beliere the Harking B RONC H lA L . Cmi Con chga 4 ,Ittits:ct u ,antr n ' Ca tarrh, 1. „9„, ns 1 4 . Clear an git! ! itrength to ' u 7 ' PA Thi I i - I' CY S P B al i IC E R S.'. andSINGEnS Few are aware of the importance of checking -a Cough or "Common Cold" in its first state that which. in Sine beginning would yield to amild remedyiir neglected Sian. attacks the Lungs. "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TR , CHER,' containing demulcent ingredients, alliy Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation. "That trouble in my Throat, (for width the "TRIICIIk" are a specific) hasung laud° me Often a mere whisperer. , N P. WILLIS. "I recommend their use to Public Speakers."' ' BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S REV. E. H. CHAPIN. "Tiara proved 'extremely. serviceed)o for Eloareenase." • - TROCHES REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER. "Almost instant relief in the illitreilsing I labor of br o atning peculiar to Asthma." BEY. A. C. EGGLESTON. , Ountain no Opium or auytLing DR. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston: ' "A simple and pleasant combination for Coughs, gm." BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES "Beneficial in Bronchitis DR. J. F. W. LANE, Banton have Prove Whooplug Cough.", TROCHE BROWN'S - REV. El. W. WARREN, g•Benedelal When compelled to os speak, suffering from Cold.'! REV.,S. J. P. ANDERSON; . St. Utile; . TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHESI . „ "Effectukl in removing Hoarseness and frriMtMn of Me . Thkoat; so common with Sneakers "and 131rigern." RROWN'S *. STACY AMMON, La Grange, Teecher Vlll3lO, Southern 'Female College. "Great benefit 'when taken - before and atter preaching, es - they prevent Hoarse- Seas. From their past effect, I thiuk they will be of pormenent adiantage to me." REV: 'E. ROWLEY, A. M., , - President of Athens College, Tenn.. gargAd Druggists at 25' cantim box. nov26-danem TROCHES EZEMEI TItOGYIES BROWN'S Tuocum.sl PROF. ADOLPH P : " TEIIPSER wourilOziso l iectfully:, infoim old Y *trees and the pi/bile — generally, that he will mintinueto give instructions' on the PIANO PORTR„.IaILs. LODEON, VIOLIN and also in the science of THOROUGH BA .He will w'th pleasure upon pupils at their -homes at any hour desired, or lessons - will be given at his residence, in Third street, a few doors below the Germanigeformed Church. decls-liti All Work Promised in One Week 1 0 PEN/tEITLVAMIA . ... .. . . . STEAM DYEING - ESTARLISE3MSET' 104 Market Street - betz6een 4th and- sth ) HARRISBURG, PA. t liT HERE -- every description of - Ladies' and Gentlemma' Garnients, Piece Goods, &c., are Dyed, Cleansed and thalshedkia the best: manner and at the shortezt.notine , ~.:1, :-; ' = , DODOE'6i N CO,' •-' nova-dairly, - . •, - . . ' Proprietors, A NEW AND FINE ASSORTMENT LADIES' TRAVELLING SHOPPING'. . BAGS At ali prices,for Bale at, BRAGNSIIM CRISP BOOKSTORE, 61 Market areal W W. HAYS, ATTORNEY-AT-LA-MT ; Office Wird Bt., "betireezi, BeiOnd and Third, Harriikkw;,:l y• • r ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW ! ROOD THE TEST OF YEARS AST STILL PROF. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. OPLERO SAY OF IT. A Distinguished St. Louis Physician Writs ST. Loma, July 10,1880. 0.1. WOOl5, Emil.: Reaelle Rex Eno the pleasure and satisf a ction to rtrainstdit to' you the - frenetic:tit effects of your Hair Restorative, after a trial of Ave tears. I commenced using your Restorative in January, 18%. since which tima I have, not been .without a bottle oil hand: 4 When I commen ded the use, my bale was quite thin, and at . least • olie=third - gray. A few applications stopped its taming, and in, hree weelmetinielhere wa3 not legraY bait bite noticed, neither Wei Uteri tieen up *After my hair was dompleiely restored, , Idatitinued its use apptying--two or three times per month. My hair has ever: c Whined healthy, soft and Elcit#, and my scalp perfectly free from dandruff. I do not imagine the a its above mentioned will be of any particular advan tage to yon, or even Hatter your vanity at this late day, as I am well aware they are all known already and even more wonderful ones throughout the Union. I have on ce pied my time in traveling the greater part of the lime Um past three years, and have taken pride and pleasure in recommending your Restorative, and exhibiting its effects in my own case._ln several instances I have met with people that have ronounced it a humbug; saying they have used it and without effect. In every instance, however, it propsi, by probing the matter, tbatqlhey had not used'your article at all, but had need some new article said to be as givi as yours, and selling at about half theprice. I have noticed two or throe articles my self advertised as above; which I have no doubt ,are , . humbugs. It Is astonishing that people will pationMe an article of no reputation, when there is one at hand that has been proved beyond a doubt. Apparently some of those chiiritans have not brains enough to write an advertisement, as I notice they have copied yours word for word in several instances, merely Inserting some other name in place of yours. I have, within the past five years, seen and talked with _more than two thousand persons that have used your preparation with perfect success—some for baldness, gray Bair, anald head, dandruff', and every disease the scalp and head are subject to. I called to see you pereonaliy at your original place of business here, but learned you were now living in New York. , You are at liberty to putilish this or refer parties to me. Any communication addressed to me, care box No. 1,920, w iff be promptiy anewered. Years truly JAMES warn, at. WißmSiaiNaS, ferry Co., Pa., June 7,1860. ' Prof. WOOD, Dear Sir:—l was induced more than a year ago to try your valuable Hair Restorative for the purpose of cleansing my bead of dandruff. I bad suffered with it upon my heed for year*, and had never been able to get anything to do me any good in removing it, at though I had tried many' preparations, until I saw year advertisement In a Harrisburg paper. Belot there at the time, I called at Oren & Bunkle's drug store, and bought a bottle, and now am prepared to recommend It to universal use, for it has completely removedall dand ruff from my headland an application once in two wanes keeps it free from any itching or other unpleasantness.— f must also state that my - hair had become units white places-, and; by the use of your preparation, has been restored to its original color. Ia m now 50 years oh age, and although :I have used two bottles of the Restorative, no one has any knowledge of it, as I allow a few gray halts to remain In order to have my appearance cam port with my age. My head is now of less t, ouble to me in keeping it clean, Ito., than at any time since I have been a child. I consider yourpreparallon of great value, and, although]. do not like to expose , myself, I consider tt my duty to do so. You can use this or any part of it In any , shape you think proper, if It is worth any thing to you. . Yours gm., H . . H. RAVEL Btoonuturoa, Ind., July 30,1839. Mix Sus : I here send you a statement that I think you are entitled te-.the benefit of. I am a vnident of Biosmington and have been here for over thirty years. lam now ov er fifty years of age. For about twenty years. past. My hair has been turning oonaiderably gray, sal -wasedmost entirely white and very stiff and unpliant. I - bad seen a number of certificates of the very wonderful effect of your Hairßestorative but sup. used there was more fiction than troth in them: but enteriaining a strong desire to have my hair,-if possible, restored to its or igi— , nal color and fineness, as It was in my younger dayser- '- beautiful black, I concluded-I would mate the experi ment commencing in a small way. I purchased one of your small bottles, at one dollar, sod commenced using, following 'directions as nearly es I could. I aeon discov ered the dandruff removed, and my hair, that was falling off in large quantities, was consideiably tightened, and a "adiosl change taking-Place in the color. I have contin ued to use it, till I have cued three of your small liottles lanfljdet begun on the fourth. I have now as pretty a head of dark brown, or light black hair as any man, or as I' had in my youthful days, when al/dplha•Vills-of Western Vaginia. My head-is entirety clear o dna', .and the hair ceased entirely falling off and le as eoft and fine, and feels a; oily, as though it wa, , Just from the bands of a French champo oner. Many of my aequaintan ces frequently say to me '"Butler, where did you get that line wig ?" I tell them it was the effect of your Restora tive. It is almost impossible to convince them that it is the original hair of the.sam • old gray head. • • Yours, truly, I.Ra-1/ERICK T. BUTLER, . • Bloomington, Monroe Co., Ind. Woun's Went Rear°[ultra hat a•quired a repulatioL 00111 actual test and experiment which cannot .be en. Winced by newapaper puffs. In our vicinity it has Wien extensively need, and we believe in every case with every desired result,,and received the universal endorsement 0: all who have tried it. We therefore recommend it as cue ofthose few nostrums which aecomplishes all it profess es, and all the bald and gray could desire.—Columbfa Spy. DR. G. F. BIGELOW, Path. WOOD'S Ham RisTORLI/VE.—ttl another column will be found an adirertisement of this well known and Asp for restoring gray hair to its origi. • nal oolor. eruptions, and. prevents the air a 1., seen many authentic testimonial, in proof o thesis asser tions some of which are from gentlemen whom we have !mown for many years as persons of the most reliable character. Don't dye till }on have tried this Restorative. Boston Olive Branch. Ntroon's Haw Ihravonsavn—We are not in the habit of puffing every new discovery, for in nine cases out of ten they are quack nostrums, but we take great. pleasure In raLommenaing Professor Weed's article to all wbasebalr is falling off or turning gray. Our well known contribu tor, Finley Johnson, Fnq., bas experlencea the benefit of tts applicaUen, and johnrwithUS speakiag of its virtues. Let all try it, and bald; heads will be as iare lin snow in sumnier.--Raltimore Patriot. WOOD'S Hale RESTORATIVS.—UnIike most specifics, thia is proved, by unimpe.cbable eviden ce, to peettem_great efficacy as a restercr.of the hair to pristine vigor... Where the head - bad become almort bald because of shames - a, the use of this article has produced a beautiful growthof thick, glOssy hair. It is - therefore a valuable prepara tion Or all Masses. Ita ingredients are such es to effects ally eradicates' dandruff and other Impurities, Which operate so injuriously, to the hair. It also less curative properties okanother description. In many cases pim ples and other disfigurements of the skin disappear wher ever die used. There is no hazard attaching to the trial of his reinedji, and lit effects can only tenedoial, as the compound if it does not-cause a. wolfed improve ment, Is incapable of doing harm, as us component ele ments are perfectly innocuous.—loitoo Vaincripg, April 22,1859. A Gnaws Mex.—Tit our capacity as conductor of a public journal, we are called upon to advertise the cure ells of the day, each of widen claims to bd uuadultera'ed in its composition and infallible in it curative effects, w,th what Justice we !cayenne readers to detertaine In ono instance,. however—Prof. Wry ea Hair itesioratiVe —we are go well assured of the notable qualities of the Article, that we give it our indorsement as all that Its ia venter and vender claim it to be. Its effect upoa a falling head of beirls , iiiitversally known to be magical. Lhe lime or guanticeserhalaStedland, it brings its cro p wher ever applied. Our own thatch is fortunately very heal: thy,.but we advise , our friends with sparseiy-growing hair to try the HattOrative.--thlumbla Spy. - - Aniatnoirld—Wdrd'eMat 411 -Mg gag') m eg tgemegz...stofessor Woad - Omar ob an lemlnegm.• no chemist, whose attention hasteenturned : go,klyenti ng a hair tonic, - has ever befOre rea c hed," Hisiaiheis sad. den but world-wlde, and thousands 'mho have, worn wigs or been bald for years are now, through . - - the - use of his preptration, wearing their own - 'natural and luxuriant head covering. So much for eltounatryi the chemistry of hurnan 'and the lawn which applrto the functions of the spasm. Prof. Wood ituclied-crat the human hair, fts character, its prOperties and diseases, and how-to re store the decaying vitality to that ornament ; he saw, as iii his own case, tnat gray-hair Is unnatural unless the age of the Individual has reach'ed four score, and ha ba- Hoed - that the hair could be naturally revitalized. He tried his own case—almaht bald and quite tray, at the age , or or thirty-seven—he restored his own hair in color, strength and luxuriance, and - the article he did It with be gave td the world. Get WOOD'S HAIR RESTORA nyz, and take nothincelse.—New Yirk Day Br*. No 444 Broadway, New 'York, and NO. 144.. Market street. St. Louis, Mo. Sold in Beaton by 4. C. 'GOODWIN & CO., and B. S. BURR & plait-wag= Nem. 2bngtistments STILL SOMETHING WHICH HAS =I MORE AND MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY DM MEM
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