1:232 , • - i • a pleased, and having elected a President n constitutional way, I certainly object to the de mand of the seceders and their backers, that we shall now tie his legs so they can handle him It'has been said that the Southerners admire pluck. I believe they respect it also. Hence I believe that a firm, united and determined North, will do more to preserve . the Union than all the concessions which can be extorted from our self-interest or our fears. We have conceded too much already. We conceded the repeal of the Missouri Compromise line, and we are now reaping the bitter fruits of that rash, wrong step., Let them restore that line=not ask it of us. ',Let ihose rebuild the temple who destroy yir,e cannot reclaim or save the traitors bra - - repial which they care nothing about, and which they will despise us for making; but we can save our manhood and self-respect. Let. usdiy-all means, do that..._ Let us,Pto _Orr own, selves be true, find it must follow, as the night the day, that we caruiot then be false to any man," or section of men P - 44:01010.: HARRISBURG, PA. 1 V:44 1 004Y 'Alterilt4lll,-JailliarY 23. 1861.: _RA _TELEGRAPH e snail issue an extra edition of the TE Excutarn tomorrow afternoon, eon,' taming - the slieeehes of Messrs. DANN, Ho WS LEISENUING and WILLIAMS. Oiderslor. kx.tra..oopies must be left attbe office to•morrow. :The . President's Cibinet. ei : hive purposely - avoided discussing' in . our colunms tlmelaime of . partici:tier idiOduals fOr.positieui in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet. .._we lave entertained entire, confidence. in - tbe ability -and-,sagacity of the Presiiient.elent . to perform Ahat serT. vice'' or And we do not intend noutioAepart_from. a -courseLthat.w.e re- gaid* etlekitial to peace 'and larinony in the party. On the Other hitnd we.depre, tate Alin policy adopted by the Tribune and - some other leading papers, in Ahem atinniPttito manufacture public sentiment' for their speoial favorites, and against tho - ste -r wlin are not so agreeable to them. To us r itis very apparent that kis the:de sire' 'Of•itime of these gentlemen: that Pennsylvania Shall, be unrepresented—of othees' c lhat she shall be "misrepresented in Quit Cabinet. Either would be a mis take, the latter much the greaten The oue:.set •is struggling for the patronage of Ihe Government—the other is hostile to the peculiar and Specialititerestsof our State... Ecir this State, the matter first in importance, in connection with the eon str under': of the incoming Administration, is, tissetLit shall be so made up -as to give b, . assurance . to our.peopleo4ll:***iied and2nspected. efforts in behalf `ofour lan guiW . l4 . l!rdtistyy shall be honestly made" . andL ersistently adhered to. To place` t• the :480 of tT.ereasiury Pepatittiient a k mamwhose antece tints-and whoitepublie reco . Wantfrpersonai cony-tonna, ,arp iti.op positinilortlitizublversal sentiment of our people, - Would be to falsify every assur anceqiititef-to the people during .the con , test,,Aaarr bring destruotionand disorgarsi zationiin the , party in this State.- Already we ere „Ttamtaind,.. bY our opponents, - :that our z - ralfyiiig - ely ofa w "Protection 7 n'st . secure 9 'our. 8 41) 6 rt only teland us over -to the the= tender mer cies Ofirektailicari free treders „ Wejanitof,lwe will not, believe this We tiwathat the President elect is sound: d On' this:great, - iital question," ind that ..hkrs deeply-impressed with itsjust4 ness And we have an tibia4lg .cOnfi.dence that, regardless - of _all cliques &nil factitins, he wilt, : in justiod this great-State, that contributed'so large ly to.:ihiEriomiiiation and electidia, plebe at. the headfof tie Treasury some wise Arid eu l it:*4at4 4- alu; whose life and T - Opiir will gi*s-hope d oonfidence to our pen= ple. 'Should that be the rrian of our °tin choioe,::sn-nrgently pressed-by.our people; or soi4bilietable; faithful and_eonsistent. Tariff man, we shall be:Content;`withleii our peq le'w l never be ,satisfied .iihe:kfloijous Ntul I ilr. :says „the — Buff 4 Commero - ial -.4dvertiseri , -however—MO may 1 . 091(:?RolhigC 0111 4rolnigte) - 1 1 . a il m ik = ed thoughout in good faitl3 l l-:ind %vitt! earnest love to the whole Trak:ls2:74e je:7. marked early in the disonssion, that his „resolitMis were, from the necessity ,of the ease, ilic a dded to be on the very outside of any.concession to which the ;Forth , stitOtit. And, further than akar,. the grin ovel opposition to his plan at the North 13 ,beset fiat 'so mach upon the plan ...ftoff - par the eireenstaßees under which - *144*.l aa. from mere instinertgrour thigPiterness of being ob , iiged ,f4x4akitsk,t-tighe eonstiffitionaifY acquired Ain( - . 4car:a stateitmentike pereettibii title '_bk; , =lli iZ3 Z. Solved, in conceding Constitutional amend inents to a rebellion following a popular election-'=a precedent so da,ngerous as to !make war a':Preferabliatilterptitive 7 t have 'decided,Oat whatever yielding the demands of the South may be !fetes . sary to the salvation of the Unien, shall be made, not now, with the bayonet at `Our _throats; t but after- _the inauguration. Of LINCOLN, and in deference to the ex-. fisting Constitution and the Eaws. There has been a fear, justified by the earnest manner in which Mr. N nEN enlarged upon thejlabbility of Disunron~ that his 9onthern feelings would carry him finally , with the ultra South, and l.e.ad him in ,his disappoinC, bent at the failure of his clieriehed i ,plan, to san'etiOn 'the falai retialt'iihieh - rehaS . endeavored to prevent But, thank ,Godl there is tio'isuch' egotism or selfishness in in the heart of the old patriot ,. w sit& folly or insanity in the e bridn of the old statesman. • In the Executive session a few days ago, not speaking out before the country. but in the - obscurity of secret session, it leaks out_ that.' the gallant Kentuckian, whose plume we have folkiwidin so many a bat tle, and to whom the whole ; -nature of every Old Whig or. American goes out in rever ence, is the same sterling patriot, the same true unselfish and wise lover of the whole Union as ever. His,voice tremulous with emotion, be recited the position of Ken kicky, under the Union; proeperoita and happy, her institutions prOtected by friend. I Y, States on her northern line, - and - then solemnly declared that 'never would she consent to become the berder'StateVf a Southern Confederacy„wittu a ,hostile peo plp on her North, and her cities, and plan, -talons devastated by civil war and servile insurrection. He turned upm those Southern' men who, by deserting their posts in Congress, or byactual votea bad defeated his 'Compromise and shut the - doer upon a. - peaceful settlement, and rais ed the ancient banner of the Union in _their faces, declaring that whatever coer cion might be necessary to sustain the 'Constitution—now that it cannot be amen. ded—and maintain': the' laws, that co6reion -he would sanction_ and support, come ' what might. I There spoke , the, Patriot, the States man, and there spoke the true Kentuckian. Should the Union be severed and Ken- Way -be complied tochoose between a Northern and Southern Confederacy;" - the would find, with its,7the most caieful ob. servanee of all the present bomprontjaes,- . and the Arent arra' tO'aiisiaitt heingtifiaat' attack. And on the other,side r it, needs no wOrds to paint her situation So too with Virginia, and. Maryland, and -Mis souri. The choice with - them, is Whether .Mason and Dim:it:es, shall virtually become. the Canada line, with no protect:fon when once it is cresiied; or, whether the present status of peaceful intercourse and liberafl construction of law shall:be maintained. Davis' PEiin. Killer. IFo Mamma ismisie prompt in its action in -Oases of Cholera, Cholera Dforbos, &0., than Peril , Davis' Pala taila acknOwledged antidote which set.' door fails if applied in its early symptoms. lin fam • , tout a, bottle of It atom, fflillAin gli the uee of "the Pafxi ler is by washing In alcohol. Killer seems particularly effleaZicins in ma, bowel complaints, and other diseaspa ctlves of Burma!, from thpir unwholesome style of living, are perbllarliexpiiied: ii`valuable 'antidote to the poison of Centipedes, Scorpions, hornets, REV. J. BENJAKINi: Late lassionary in Surreal. Sold by all druggists, grocers and medicine dealers ya.ritinghout dm United States and Canadas. nlB.lm BUY Tll E B 1' , NORTOIV , S 431 I N . ' AUL" , 311dEfPEELW `94"!. , SALT RHEUM AND SCROFULA, • PERJRANkINTLY CURED: • SALT RHEUM, SCROFULA, SCALD EN Ao t 4.'KVDR SORES, - RING-WORMS, BAR BERS' trca, AND ALL ITCHING 1 : ; „ OR BURNING SORE S,AND ERup 'PIONS OF T.ill, SKIN.'; • This Ohitmen re no resemtdance to q ty cf her ea remedy at present beßge the rorld, The mode Rsoperation is peculiar. t penetrates to the basis sit s .to its rouree..4rid "cures It fiom the Scaly Vents& JO OM LI in on thostirfade ' • Other outtiiird. implications Rd' Scrofula, Salt Rheum, • lite; operas dewnward , thus drivingthe disorder inwards, ,and often occasioning terrible internal maladtes.7 . " rOSTON'I3 eINTNENT, on the contrary, throws the poison of• the disease upward, and every particle of -3t is ' charged throe taeporea. -Thus the cures iteffects is complete. , Not only are the -sores healed-',the eruptions removed=she4 swellliosSteL -dnend—but the seeds ofthe,disease are entitled from the flesh; . consequently, there can-be no relapse. , 1, e tried of ulcerous and eruptivenomplainhi,icho bavOt tried every professional mode of treatment and•°Very el ketpsed ourattvewithout-rellef,-here-kr a -certain, sEdn, iuM expeditious remedy t0:034 altile yeti antitird.t rs 3: Ingle box will-4161y youi,of theitroda 01 all.thatlalhelis' Since:its firsthitiodAction, doe properties 9ubt0.04 - MOM haveheen-testedin the Mast &Moats cines- - Tes - ds Alit utterly defied the best medioid Mad in Ile country, 'mid upon whicktimmost i celtihrated:#ettling spline pro diluted no effeculdln every liethniewfth'evory'euc .ClMS. . . . . ,ORt tut Large tikara—Brk e>so Centr."l _ - GERRIT xplerp4, Chonist. , o PriePrtsNe7arork. 4: - 16104:13A.L7. - DB,PO ft T'AT ' • , TENFOLp; PARER & NOWARA . • Whoregitte'Droggists;'ls"-Bitchriall se; N. y.- " • gold g Glso.Thugigno l / 4 . 4 4niskulta, ka• , . . PR:ILBA/ilfD Gill& IS esign . ed for repairing ..farniture In "ill vises where cabinet-ixiaker glue is used. It is excellent fbr mending books, refast ening the loosermuileaveaane. covers qcileltirand-firmly: IV is put up in a-bottle-or' glniis t glue-pot, nail will Peep we Indlinairlintlde $0 the lionsebfiefier. , -deni9rdiv(*:. . . Dn. JA$. MOCLINIOWS PACTOIC&X , SYRUP Calms the ettetbarrassitig cough, reheves the oppressed 1160,tidd irritated throat, lookritisruithrings,awity ese entecterattoc thematter ~ i ktitch clogs the Ibid. firre &Ad httlechial.tubra, tegulates the , excited pol rrelheig feectittrdinfnix kricie $1 00Ploli2 by qw . „ 1 El 3 i,4te5t.:,,;.4, 7 „,.(4t,44.t. ' - SPECIAL DISPATCHES , DAILY TELEGRAPH. Arrest of Defaulting Pennsylvania Rail road Ticket Agents. - • - BOSTON, lannarrlft. Charles E.- and E. P. , Evans have been arrest ed here on the charge of defrauding the Penn sylvania Eelhowl, by not accounting for tickets sold by them. Practical Conciliation In' Rhode Island. ,Paovinsams, R. LoTanuaiy,22 f . , , , The Senate to-day repealed the "Personal Liberty bill" of this State, by a vote of 21 yeas to 9 nays. The subject was warmly discussed in the HouSe, , when the further consideration of-the bill was postponed till Thursday._. Seizure, or Aems Ball and Powder, en a SAtigterk Sterner at New York NEW ions, Jan. Thirty-eight cases of muskets, containiug tgo dozen each, together with. a quantity of -ball and gunpowder, were seized to-day by the Police on the, steamer, Monticello, which was abont to'sall for Savannah. , FiftY troops ar rived at Fort Hamilton, from West Point to day. , . ithe , Se,cession of Florida—Demonstratton Agninst Fort Pickens and 71'lige. , A salute of thirteen guns has been firectfrom Fort Barancas, in honor of•. the lone star flag of Florida. Two colnmbiads have been mount ed at this Fort. Fort Picking and Fort Mcßae are being in vested; and the guns diiected against therri are manned 1) - 3...the allied forces of Florida, -Ala hama and Mississippi. - THE POSITION OF LOUISIANA. The Governor Abandons all_Hope of an Amicable Adjustment LOUISIANA READY FOE TELE CONFLICT. The Governor's message to the Legislature hes been sent in. He says that our'enemies cWilfsnd throughout 'outshine that there hut one people in one heirt and .one mind, not to be cajoled into an abandonment of knit rights, ,end not to be snbdtied. All hopes are at an end. that the dissension 'between the north and the south can be healed, as all the propositions,.made by the' moderate men, have been contemptuously rejected. ,'The cry , of the north is for coercion, and there is no longer any'doubt of the wisdom of that policy which demands that' the ,conflict shall come and, be settled now. The whole .tone of the message is uncompromising. • IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS. .NII , W Your, JAN. 23 The steamship Aiego, from Hine and SonthL ampton, with dates to the 9th inst., has ar- Capt. Ingram of . the U. S. Nayy, and James Leslie; bearer of dlispatches, are among the pita:. gangers. • , The ship Brandywine, from Mobile had gone ashore at Carnsore Point, Ireland, and was full of: water. Crew saved. The Arago, passed ;the City Of Waildngtmfpn the 19th The ratter sailed from ,Liyet-,, pool on the 9th, -with nearly half a million_ in specie. „,, Asses, -The general affairs' of 'the Bank of Prance are discouraging, and a deficit oC:kci millions is expected at _the next report. , . The American panic has affected Prance equally with England. American stocks are dull. Sxmaill—Gaeta; JO._ 6:'the' shells throWn, bi the'Sardinians peMitnitSdie . the room' over that occupied by the.Klng. His Ministers 'insist that he shell change .his quarters. --The shell also reach the central hc,ospital. q • ' Ttfaxer.—CoNswinnotia:,Janniry 4:alien - And Polish Garibaldi= volunteers are arriving at Pere . on the way to :the Danubian prinbipalities. AIISTELA..—VIENNA, January 9.—The Emperor •has proclaimed a very comprehensive amnesty for Hungary, Trannsylvania, Crotia and Scla , NEffitErnil illoms.--,Roms, Januaryb.—Placards havq been 'posted exhorting the Romans-to await the arrival of the Sardinians: The Rea Titan arms" has hem diSedverddin the Foro The commercial advices are' no 'later than re ceive d yeaterday by the steamer Marathon. RaiLind Convention in Washington. SEVEN STATES REPRESENTED BY PRO MINENT RAILROAD MEN. Interesting Developments and Eneourag- The Crittenden- comprOmise Alproeti ".The Railroad Convention of the five-east and west trunk lines,' has adjourned to ,niixit.',at New York 'nu the 20th of Febriary. A-sched-, ali3.of rates for freights, between all east and west points, was adopted: This restores; the figures of the St Nicholas an 4 Saratoga tried:" ings, With a slight variation regarding passen gers. The first and second aeotionef the arrange., 'meat is reaffirmed, making the:favittie-wrilftnti and dispensing with miners. The fact.wea,developed, in the course•ot, deliberaPitiiiii; : thaf:the .4 -eight -frorit.the,"sopilli arid south west4ith _the!. exoeUtion. Of:tetra:l,r his greatly decreased, while the movements of ,"produce from the north West and central west, north of the OlikiWrist, is andelji'.lafga: All the roads report Increased receipts over January, 1860. th'e'ineeme . ori somkef them was vefflliejsbrjsaitdje„ instance, it td -mentioned that the .Baltimore and Ohio Rail road, the most - Southern of - five greittlines, and the increase of which is less than that of ethers; ShOws in enlargement . in reVertins` ttitward freight of $26,000 for the first tiieht?- two days of theprseent -biontil-Vidiht similar period otlitatiear. A general falling off is re ported in the passenger rece'lptCarid_wi Bound freights. Mich of the "prindisob move meat is for-Europe.- All .the,five lines.fare:de; riving increased business ;from the diverisibalof the cattcrsilof the sainth-welitern.Stidie*#(9o, §euthern Atlantis and taulf pokti. -; • 'l'he Convention included' the • leading Seil- Road Minds 'from . - Mabraehnietts; New- York", Peisnsyliaida, Na'W Jersey;' 1 Kentucky; , excellent feeling Ureviiied, - tbe prospects of the eastwardimairiessi isiregar. ded as encouraging- ' , "All the pailies Mcifneittaii , eistliiirtidilnittiir a ; 1 .0 11 00 1 . CPI of tltokfilltiODA PliffioßkktV sAtttfien. ator Catrrsinini s 'plen u m. - its-,equivalent, met with general approval. • , -The members a:the -Ceirrention — hve - , ted.their beet efforts -here of Congreseiid OthOto'OnzPe'lfoirticiligt aad ow e • PENSACOLA, 'Jan. 28 BAToN Roxraz; log Prospects. by the Convention. Wasaiwroai, Jeri. 23 =S=ffiffff= CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. WASEItiGTON, Jan. 28 SEDTATE. - Mr. BIGLER, (Pa.,) presented "a me morial, asking for the passage of „the _Critten; den resolutions. _ Mr. Comanna, Va.:, introdhce dr a bill'tct• gulate the collection of imports Mr. GREEN, Mo.,_introduued,~luw resolution appointing A. J. Green*Sorlf Ireverilay son and Montgomery Blair, Commissioners to make a full and equitable settlement of all claims between tke:ILJON4 Russet Laid over. ' - Mr. DooLrrm!, Wis., presented the creden• tittle of Senator Truro bull, ra elect cd to the Uni ted States Senate from Illinois. . _ Mr.raeranza, 3.llcli.direSented the memorial of citizens of Mickigae ri maistrating against any change Inthe-Cohetitution. Mr. TRUMBULL pieseuted mem)ll.4a from the billiirrolegitalalng the' opittOethit a decision of the Territorits by the line 86 de grese 30 will be asatisfactory vettlement of the presenr national difficulties. Mr. Non, (N. X.) wesented:i petition fur the preservAtieri Of the &ion ; ' Also;. egaitist any change in the pilot laws.: . f Mr. KLIIkELL, (La.) asked to'take up the reso intiop he had offeredirtregard.:to the President's message respecting the appointment of Wm. Holt !as acting Secretary •of War. He moved that-the resolu iion ,iogother witathe message, : be referred to tne Conn& tae, on the Judiaravy.s: Housn.—Mr. .CoisAx (Ind.) Called' up the Post Route bill, which passed th e g uage a t t h e last session and was returned from the Senate with amendments, which were no* considered and nearly all agrce& to, including the prciVis ions for procuring-and furnishing one cent staimed wrappers and envelopSS, requiring let ters which have been advertised. to he returned to the deadlettet office-ivithiO "tilM months; la: tern foatlio seaboAlgto:bq retahfCci f9rAgongSt; period 'tinder the - Ptrit`OlEWitgulatiolle,' un claimed money from.tlie tlemijett,er office to be applied to proniOte the l effiden - ey iif ilMt-bureau. Mr. Comex, (Ind.) said that: the Committee on Post offices and Post Roads, recommended a non-coneurreneeln the Senate anintidneent pro posing ,to limit, .ther,compenstion.M• Railroad compardet carthngi mail-,-t04200 dollswe per mile per annum for first-class, service, and $BO for the second class, and $4O for the third class,. the speed not to be grektei than twenty, seventeen, and twelve miles per hour, for each class. This would effect% saving to $345,0,00;but the Coinifiltkee'think,guit such a, reductioitheuld. have the.: effect of deranging the present system; . . Mi. Simant4N (Ohio,), gave- his ' reasons why he hoPed' that' the amendment would -be adopted, having a view-to economy. - Mr. 13a4sOk,:(q. the con:Tana:Um( was now inadequate; "and a reduction would induce the conttactore to re fuse the contract. There was no power here to' Control the speed of the cars. After further debate t#e LAM endnaentWaS re-. _ Later Newkirtla Mexico. - Nmv roans, Tau, 23, 1861 The isohooner Faubie, with Vera -- Cruz- dates to the 11:10, has tit _Gal vesto . n. .It'was reported...that Minunan, with his principal °lR cers,including the Ml:ester of Foreign Relations, had been' captured by the Indians. Miraman subsequently.escaped, after-killing-.threw of the Indians. 'President Xiiir6i raft Vara Cruz on the sth for the _Capitol, to establish the . Liberal Govern: ment. , • New 2Zoitrtistments. HEAD QUART.EIIB • 1' VALENTINES . VALENTIA'S I • - V,A.LEN 1, LARGE ASSORTMUNT•O7'VATAN -1-I.LTINga, EnvalojieslValentineUlMs and Wrilaciat .all pricepfrqßa r onevent, iflovardoafrit aleArtiolOirjet4nd retail at r pAßsp,Bifkissioß; jao2343tf.' , . - r 51 ASSIGI-NEE'S . SALE IXTILL BE SOLD att p, bliosale,„ or out .y y cry, at tbe:cliines oT Fourtiaand Market streets, in the city of Hairiatirg, on THUtte,DAY. February 7, at 2 o'clock P. M.,lhe following articles : Tour Horses, one Two Horse Wagon, three.. One Horse Wagons, one Cart, two Wbeelbarrinta,'onePatent Straw Cutter, Single and Doable Harnesli kit of Lime, Bricks, Boards, Hails, • Chestnut-Posts, WFrPikc9Pi•4,9? inE 2 3-2wo dssigneo Pr-Pante' ; heads. , (tty: , WILL .BE PAID for -a permanent ijo efi situation on a - Railroadiat' of - Baggage leaateepteferred, Best relereilbeirgiveu: Foe'parlikt lire addiiiks . o;2t* Care.of w ITIIEGRAPH, ,, Htrrisbu •:,•P _ THE ATTE - - visiting- the •Cityrts eillediciAbac-'. largest and -linestas Bailment or k Letter, Note - and.. Clip Papers, ' Baialopes; Pena and.l3oldera 1n ~inkstands :P f OI1e; f - -,tlilgttini - BOard;and's full variety of all kiIudsor . UPATIONIAP,Y; '011ie& for price and quality cannot, be isadalUidi-at .1. • ) „BEIRGNKRIS ,OdEAP ItOOKSTORE, • dew,. . '5l. Market Street.- _ ..1 7 0Ft;13.11.LE. • VROIA•ONE TO'FIVE HUNDRED-Dot LARS BOROUGH BOND. frog( Xep top FILV ;ctutrOt tiflTayi,stnirg-Gas •.,. • • . .O. ZIMMERMAN,- de24-ir - N0."28 Sonts . LIQUORS AT COST r IOrAVING eonaludizidlo, discontinue' the 1111 businesa,we coisiOletefiSSOrt= ment of Flax, Winn, B PANDIT s, and liquors or irv_ep'yiqi.s. scription atcost rsser.v.e. . • -.Jan2 : „. 4 94 1 9 1 , Coart.Housiii. ... -' - TOR:"THE . SEAS°. -T - ' AivoRING-Extß A cTs:- ' i ; VaUll laj: tie et -bi ijuiiket, - - 4 - ••••• '• • -"I ,-• i 1 ~' •• • ••-•,. Rose Lemur ^ : - • :_.•:_ TbIPA.P.P.Ie, .• - - '-'. ' - '''' ' _ .... .... ._ , ,;Etarnwbirry ..-. • ~ •. - • -•-• •••--•. '. 'celery, .t.. .._, 7, , .7' .cl ;•.:E- 1 54 0 .?!.0 "i.' ..t.. . , . • , .-- an'ter , P ere Distilled Rose Water, • • ---- - - .r,,.; .- Best English Bakuigaida4 '': ,' r ::+ - L -- : !I .t --:]... - -2 - ::. i1,..1 , .. '.-. ' Pure Cream Tp4tlg; ,: ,- ') ,;,.....77 ‘,.. -i , . Extra Tare know : • .:- .. -.-. • ..111,ER Fresh .C°114 4 Hahn. • I 1 ' ' ', TPRI.TG"STORItit,' ' •-'-' 1 420' .- - . - .2..9l.ninnket Stanno...., • • LEA NI X' c " S mitomltts gARVE4I-717. -J)S' 0E LITERATURE , snge.4-Xxelrptit-Cluiona Ittuno brtgia:Vp r l‘ltla m. D. rora tate n )The above imeteetlat nuerbeen-reovirea BERGNER'S t,lar.,A7'l3o. o fBTP4tE• - STORE MOE al 25 • de. ... EMS T Arie zyu to ~.- -, '4I:N 0 T H E 11 ,1,1V12 i r fijr 'VET 0 8 E , EXTRA..T ,MWT,tIINtED , 4iiviEris irTblo H O F 10, Bq (formerly Bagley's) 1 ' manufacture,marranted to be th e beet in materLak . thelnest pointed;most dorsi:llo*a ... — Fb, 4 1 1 -- ,,,i- any if iharket, for sale, `wltfi vt- 'variety .otGoill-and Mee pa r! or _Tallow 81744 anlValiaturiial4A 1.. ... UM 54-Mar kAtstreet. - . 1. , ':A.AsICM----------HE • ALE! ,ApriTOE is • 1ierf...1 , -.Yb 2 . 11 .1:111_8.t_ rittniei il Rhintli, - 6f tfie oily , f Barriabar q, has voluntarily, mauled and transferred to Eby Byers all Ate isoberty; , : m a , personal anAinixatli irAtsre tor We banal of 'Mt' sailors. Cdfl o alunr,olten, ea haying elaimemeinet the said Diiiiid _ Avik - al thefluv i g ivr Alo,t,. Ovum, and* ell 'wv Ind* Itn i s * t h e 05ene, ,, ..., „,„ t, Tn i c . I . l3 TBllbre i valaireW x . 1 ...4 0 1 1- 304tille5k1, f Ir r.iii.. ,, t. ~, ,t , . •ri Nrtu 'Abut tizentento. PRIVATE SALE. rliflE SUBSCRIBERS. offer. at Private Sale 21 Bight Wheeled Bor. Freight:Cars in good rlmnitit oker; 7 Ber s ei, 2 'Mules, 6 One If;erre Wagons and Elarnets, large ,Spring Wagon, 1 Complete ,Stone Truck Wagon,,j. Two 'Torso Carnage, 2 Frame Stables, about 400 Two Barthel - Bags, 700 Tons of - Lykens Valley 68"Saoks of Salt, 2 Small Fire Proof Safes, a large amount of Office Furniture and property eonnect , d with the fOrwarding business, together 'with an extensive Rectifying apperatuale complelenrder , • - - Also, -the undivided - half part oflso acres of Coil lands situa . e is the Short Mountain, in Lykens Valley, Dauphin county, near Cra• ztown„ the veins of Coal welt developed. Applit te Ito made to the undersigned before the first day of March, 1861. A. 'O. MESTER, C. F. MDBMOkI, Assignees of John Wallower & Son. lati2l.2ld.wtmarl - A PPLICA.TiONS for Taverti Licenbe§ to the Court of Goarter Sossions of Dauphin county. Day of hearing rith Fehrearyheit ' - John Shosrer, First Ward,Stirrisburg. - • Edwin Mager; Second , " "• Henry Fri ich„ - David H. Turbot; Third 'Ward," NV, C. Ray, ". blarY . l3% ." : 1 " ;: George W iM'Connell, Stutquehanna township. , Satnuol Mish, Metemeras. Philip•Ettion, Reed township. John F. Bownian;Fisberville. • • . ' 1 - James Hotftnnui Wasb.ington township.. -.. Daniel collier, • , " " • J. Lower, tipper Fannin' township: • G.W.Gladdeni •" . " Isaac Iteaber, Lykenstown. • • Gideon Shade!, Wiconiseepwaship Christian Becker, William S. Saul, Derry toernsbip. _ Jitql-d2tewlt: - MITCHELL, Clerk. ORPHAN'S COURT SALE - 1 - N ‘ PURSUANCE of an alias order. issue a :by the Court of Com - Ulan Pleis of Dauphin pointy, wat ae,told at public sale on Wednesday everiliig, Jarin ary.23,lB6i,ot seven o'Clock - ,at Brant'sEurciPean House, a Bou.&.; AND LOT OF GROUND. situate in Mulberry, between Second and. Third streets in the, city or Hares g. The House is a two story 'Ore.lwlth a leige back hu Udine. The-lot fronts 30 feeton'Mulberry street, and rocs back 200 feet to - Meadow Lane; adjoining preperty of Dr. rettereon anti .A..Moerner. Late 'be estate or re% i Terms will be made known at the fine of Fate by ANDREW PATIERSON, I£ , ts Guardian. Of the minor children of "geld deed. Patriot and Union copy. OpNOENTWED MIVEX, Bread; TeA;Cakes;jtil kinds ofPastry, .14: . .015FAC1:131i8T0 EDW. CH4NI3ERLIN & ca, Prot riders offilaaunnut Clza*ai , Works No.' 83_ TAIDIA STREET, Ecis. CiONCENT.RATED LEANEINT,• is the re- N..„/ suit of careful chemicarresearch. Allits ingredi ents are prepared In the highest state of purity, and com pounded with a view to prOduce bread Of a-far better quality, and in mnch less time, than by any other pro cess ; and by the manufacturers subinit It, with entire confidence, to the judgment of d:seiiminating house keepers, bakers, &c. Bread Offill ismos made by using Concentrated Leaven is' lighter, more . digestible and nuitritious; has an agrees. ble, natural 'Mite ;- leseliable to sour ; retain its moisture-longer than byway other process, and the wholeTrepan:mon for the oven need , not exceed ten •It is Valuable because it is not perishable; and may be rendered available in tilacen.andat times when yeast is - not:Within reach, as at see. • In all climates and under all circumstances, it may be adopted, thus obviating all difficulty of procuring yeast or other-ferrets t, which is frequently of .an inferior quality; rerdertng thou bread more or less unwholesome. • z It M also valuable as regards economy, as it has been ascertained that a saving is effected in the flour of MY less than 16 per cent. In the common proccea much of the saccharine of the flour is lost by being converted into carbonic acid gas, or spirit, and the waste is in curred solely for the purpose of genorating gas to raise the 'dough- By using Concentrated Leaven ; this waste is avoided, and the gas obtained in a manner equally effi cacious. Fermentation, as has been stated, dystroys a part of the flour or mealleod, in-consequence, a barrel of „Hoar weighing 198 lbs , which, by the counter' method, ordinarily -makes about 250 Ms of bread, gives by thisr :proCesi 290 Ms , thee effecting the very important Saving tifll3 per cent; m theymantity of flour. By conformity to -the directions on each package, any person -capable of ordinary attention may conduct the process, and the re sult will invariably be highly satisfactory. 1 CERTIFICATE FROM_ Dg, HATES, Mager to tke gate of ltassachaseffer. -' rly have analysed the Concentrated Leaven, mankhe., tureilliy.Messre. Edw Chamberlin atto.,Urittireferace "to its purity and efficiency of action-in-producing the ef 'lint of yeast ba,disMil ding, dough, sad-thereby.retudering fit for inakinglbread. This article is , cow. founded from perfectly pure material': raiseir the dongh without consnmlng the sugar or any other princi ple in the flour, perfeASlTigui the.. Same weight et Hour wilt produce more sweet, palatable bread than Can be obtained throughryeast7while , - for cakes and pastry it is invelnahle,uncitsavesull riski and much time of the "The eirperimenta v niahei*lie corm the statements nude by the manufacturers, and proves this compound worthy orpribligytiliprevaj mak egtenderfnee. .." ..liespectful ly, . - A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Assayer, -- "16 Boylston street, Boston, September 26, 1860." BREAKFA , . ota...—Two or three truMptiOnaful irding to,4he qeality,of the nout:,)to•oße mix thoroughly by passiogiwo pr three - tmes iliiaugh`a sieve a idecenf butter hitlrtha . size of , an,egg r and make the pada with cord - Milk :or water; milk is preferable.) barely stifferloughle.pierinit rolling out. .Much kneading should.be avoided. Cut in to debited form, andplace immediatitlY insa hot evgly ynd LoAE , Btrath...-Tbls' same proportion `ol'Leaven 64 hour sifted together' as above; omit the 'butter, and make I paste Elia' enough to knead into a loaf, and bate' Wl mediately In a slow oven. , r‘Gitsuerr. BREAD.—Three tORSpOONSftII of Leaven lo ',, _ 'Lq art awl:keit meal,:sifted together ; add one gill . toe es and two eggs ; make the paste thin Wit"' - '?L m an ", bake in a slow oven. : :` milk d Blrolirt BRBAD; " Thr e- e , tilli T S° ,. o .- e , I * l-If iap ul ''''../ Leaven to 'One -pint'of liour, tied 0 n5P 1 3 1 .%,- -° r a It all well sifted to ~-add eggs and about ta .. a • gill of molasses; wake the Paste thin With in_iliFtlanilb%eslttrly:- .., • Bliegsydasr - Ceatie,-- Oar' - - - •of b . I, • 641 -4 . , . and milk eriftlidenslo make one quart ili !ar k .ie egg, then three teaspeohatul of Leaven; beat to EDP , ._, , La and cook quick. , -,, •,-- .•... - Thenrrileie."-M - ifbtherone quart of flour awdlirriktai oPoonstal of L ehi,; rub in apiece of butter half as large as an egg i ''''-ax with "wild milk or water, and - boll ten iidnutes. i - Mato ...a Suns Ossm—Sift together two large4UpS o,f of tp 11:anif!fwo teaCpoonsfairof Leaven; nut iu half a otiP milk ultend weep and a , half of sugar.; , mix with lea s and bike imm or water loit sad add spiceto set the,ocrpt el OiNomaraTi SPONGE ediaty. Curs —Two cups of -white sugar lienten with the yolks of six eggs—the whites of nix eggs, - Ileaten to frpthrthen beat'a4 together ;add three-cups o? sifted tiouroncr cop of Witter, and three teaspoonsful ofleaveu; flavor, with taro - tempcenstal of 101,91kqepf ie .inon, and bake in av quick-overt. - . , . Jusrm.r.sSift together one .quartof'kforth and three teaspoonshil of Leaven; rub in one tee;enpful of butter, add a cap and'a half of white saga; and spice basalt the taste; mix stiff enough to'rrill ow, antbakb quick, ~. -. Wier= atkili.=LOne quart of flour and three titaspoons lbl of Lesven.tatted together ,• add a vrap of butter, One pound of entrants; two cops of white sugar; andune tea - spoonful of cinnamon ; mix with cold milk to a stiff bat, ter, and bake in a slow oven. and Com Cara--Oue pint each of flour and Indian metek. three of .Leayeniwell sided • together ; add one gill:ormolarditra and two eggs ; . mix thin with. -milk, and bakebi a sling even. . ' • . , ~ '.. . Cup` tain.-Irlve cups of flour and three teaspoonaftd ,of Leaven sifted together; add onp,oup abutter; two:or sgr, inetwO egga, all well - heat togetheri: then edit O eon or ddrihou alit ana - spiel SA snit ! t4e tante. = -.Bake a . , lfati r.' ' - ' .. •.-- , ,T... '. LAI"Zs' tlAim•-•-/h rOuntittiftern ofw pottud'af flou r oath four teaspoonsful of Leaven sifted together; one pound of sugar a n d MX °tuxes of butter beaten to at cream ; the wlcluetgh eggs we ll - beaten, -- and - therjuietr • menmix with milk. -•., : . 'f''"'....:" WiLPNTEE Cam '—Fliii-Ciipi atia'ni, - iiiii. kaallpoonarui Virli re A t Y7.l,7 ?: '"ir' - `l6 ° l.'acit g- 'l°: about . hairiaii heur:' ' ruitl ' a L 4l ' 'sl' " • - '. ! Packed- iii:Choes,'Ott, 2 , 4, it'd' gli Dgiiii : dbius• FQ„.,......r 54109 ,..Q/ O uereatuinsiiggiats gene:l4l9l -- ,• . ....!• • • •111,- GIAKAGER. & 11110.,Wholesae Agentey No:lii North FroatNkeeliPhilnOelebbt:,, nocB=~3 74WEBLER HOUSE ; - MARK E T statiAli E . 4 HAtLAISAURG, OEO J. BOLTON, PROM:M.OR • • • The above rq know and • long este: ergoin W*llAL ni thorPuth ren OVPIPP, an 4 Mi .% hl a gr t degree - newly furnished, under the preprietinnwp o elLsomds Beircut;arhe 11/ . 41199g en Intnata of the how* TjuiPts-Oit 144. -:wen Imorrik 40- t 8 .':t U the were patronage.tehkeh Mapes op 9er COrmniena Mr. - 4349p 19 tic „.2Tor. i d&wtfl .. . . ==z;g • `'''OATS`! OATS ! ! 2 000 oy BUSHELS ON HAND. A prime lot, Co sale very low Cv cash JAS. N. VITHLAIKLER., Dealer in Coal. Wood, Powder. &e. coal delivered and weighed at consumers door by the Patent Well' Carts. Prima to BUR the times.— Wholosalerind ila2 Q.EVERAL COMFORTABLE D WELLING j nousEs in different parts of tide city. Stabling at Inched to some or them. P0 2 84361d0ri given the first ot April next. •••[.12-3m] caes. C. RaWN. FOR RENT.—The _Store Room No. 13 West Market Stiest. FOMIBZIOII given either im mediately or on. the Ist of April. Ills is a good busbies., .taod, and wilt be raided cheap, jauF-dtc:. IMSTLNO. DR. C. VV.r.le HE L, SURGEON AND OCULIST, P.Esrame =IAD NAAS :119$1H PLUM. HE is now fatly ' prepared to attend promptly to the duties of hls profession in all its branches. ; - 'L A long and very sum:modal Medical I' . S .. him in promisi. g Cult end-ample mnitdoetion to all who mar favrtr - him with a call, be the disease Chronic or of any other nature, Jan?-dawly ALDERMAN . HENRY PEPPER, OFFICE—THIRD sastsr. (WRENS ROW,) NEAR 24SA.RICET..- Resicleitce, Chestnut Street near • Fourth. CITY OF HARBIEIBURG, myl2.4ltf NOTICE. . 0 DR. D. W. ZONES, FRANKLIN HOUSE, HARRISBURG,' PA. ITAS now permanently lodatted. there, and may be consulted on all diseases, tint more particularly diseases of a private nature, such as Onk orrhoea, Cleat, Stricture, Seminal Weaknesis and DTh• popsia, Liver Complaint, Giddiness, ,Dimnetts of Pain in the Read, Ringing in Ear, Palpitilio# of Ile . Sight , Pain rt,-Phill the Back and Limbs, remote Complain ' and all derangement of the gentle organs. Dr:.lo will guarantee a perfect restoration with sunli balmy juices of herbs that will carryout dise Wittig*, of throwing it back upon the constitution. A 11, 4 1424 . of the Kidneys and Bladder epee illy mired:" warranted orno charge—mild-cases cured MB* Wei: . • to five days. TAKE IT IN TIME This is ono of the most horrid of all dliessait4riallPitte mediately cured. Makes its appearance; inheres and eruptions over the whole bony, and the illicata tusoomers ulcerated. The victim of this disease beeStnelio9#llbla obJect till death puts an end to his saffartne Tie seals Dr. JONES offers the safest and most sure re - Medias in America. T'here are persons in Harristrueg Gan tNllty be eared them after all ether treatment Mee . . . Di. JONES offers a remedy . to prevent:gi lufbetfon of such - dangerous diseluses. It is a certain remedYStused ac , ording - to tlii•ectien. and without the haat kW"' ft the system. . • Dr. JONES may be consulted personallrei by . ieur deer,- think all-symptoms, or, If deelrekbe'enlroclzuhalt with patients at their resilence, advice grads:, Dr. JONES has private consulting room . Etiase ?tag the hell at the lathes entrance. The remedlea.naed by Dr. JONES need no change of diet or hindrance troin bu siness All lettersinust contain a stamp -to 'emu* ll.2. answer. Address Dn.- janl. Franklin Houiejfirrishugt4 T YKENS' VALLEY NUT :cow l—For a.do at $2l 00. per.toO, • 00- ALL COAL DISLITrirRED • 4 1 7: piplem WEIGH - °Ann: 'JAMES u.inistitit. , Ca- Coal delivered from both yards: . ' 4 E 43016 BERGNER'S CHEAP 13,0011,4 ARE 51 MARKET.. sir_; is q GIIEAPES r Flack ti;Pritit SCHOOL BOOKS 7 • SCHOOL STAY, cbmprising u l the'varioxut HEADING AND SPELLINO BOOLE,. . . ARITEIMETICS' ALGEBRA& GRAMMARSErrmokoms, DICTIONARIES,- ET -PILO e SOPRA and • all the i used R n 'thCHOOL BOOKS use 'various Public Publl and Prtvato Schools St the _City ; together with COPY AND COMPOSITION BOORS ; LEITER, CAP and NOTE PAPER, -- - - BLANK BOOKS, SLATES, .4114 f) Al ND &LATE .PENCIELB, PENS, AND MOLDERS, LATE •INMSTANDZ RULERS ae d the moat complete assorkthent or scaom, sranotor constantly on hand end ter sale atTHE LOWEST Pr "" OP ANY nt..tcs•in the city, 1021 BERGIY— JUMP' 511iftricr .t Street. nts wade to terteherii eT Any article not on band - promptly fur .d dealers. isheal without extra charge. sew 24 - ub PIia:PAGNR V firfa nli tATEllatril • AMMO* .4121.1.11k7 'tonna; ' SPARKLING MUSOWIRL, limax St Co.'s, • VERIMAY, _ , _ _ _ IN store and feet ale by JOHN H. ZIEGLER, dl9 . IS Market Street. AUGUSIONE L. UIIAYNE. CARPENTER.. AND BUILDER. Residence No. 27 North Second Sired. N.O.BBLLNIEVATTENDED TO. toott GREAT ATTRACTION AT THR NEW' CITY STORE! A N NOUNCE. to the citizens of Harris burg, ai d the pub His generally,-that they bays Jun ~returned from the eastern cities with a large and well se lected stock of FalLand Mutat' Geode, Which they will sell at the WC IYACwelit , DOMM,ATIC POQDB of every kind. Mlitsched.andShableached Bleached and Vinbleached Canton FliIDDel9. MED'XIANNCEM Oit . EVERY DESCRIPTION. A large assortment of Welsh Fliimela for Skirting. An assortment DomestbiOlialini,' Manchester Gingham', Satinetta and Ca sheeres t • Black Clotlvi stall prices, Clothe for Xadkee. Chesterfields, " Nearer Qothalor the Arab Maks. At. FIRM tySORTM Mr Or =MELTS. Alarge assortmentAf Cessamer es, especially adapted to BeY's wen t , 411 =Mx 4111421 L 00611111:10Drallfell Sad Ult. .itiratirttn-,An alcaorunent et..earpets • Irmo 12 g " a and to $l.OO per yard. r ALSGLATEST STYLES . - 50L.TENT_DRPRET", PLAID, TALENOLLS, VKEAVRT POPLI*S. gnursti AtIlD -MAD 1111 011'4Ant . „IXD fiGuitite s l :artilkOt,' RTOEE VaI:WAND Pleivagri AIL • WOOL' DWAINE% • 13LittI K SU-art. ALL WIDTHS: ge ansortipentor Brodie and Blank a•trill steak of the latest neyehdes. ,atall" with .Sst at VFW:wand Armed Laneseres. breideries, &0. % Hosiery and lia• tern exten An r s t ir t."Au tiest ennve - irail spring skirt Pat' - , • 638011,S9PtiOrEhrotultai Slannels. ORWHJatiO c orn ,. , iresziTswerr, ..-_:Pormertr of - 7 1 7 b t •uu /market Streets, Harrisburg. L. eet264l , Tal RY , antlersiahrfr, - O.IIOF DENTAL SURGEEtY, reftiiniefuld resumed Ms practice tißtate strectt-opp! 11 tht w h ere he WOR: 1 041, 0 may it re big ger ti,";: 5 4 4 - 11* - -jf v ;;A t . Eli 1 • .Y•.. 04..........• Nwi /Ortrtistnitnts FOR RENT syma,us = BZ:1 LfRICH'S; COWPERTHWAIT CORNER :FRONT & MARKET SI? = _ BEM , :alp
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