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Maisttliamous.
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.„,
HETZEL'S HOTEL
~.
DAUPHIN, DAUPHIN CO. , PA. f
0. H• RHOADS,
PROPRIETOR.
IrP
HIS well known and long establis hed 'AL . Hotel has again got into the hands of Charley
,Eboads, whdwill keep it in first class style.
it an Par yqou so r ll
l . A
ak il inx i ciatt i lm will be te a o oeomrr i
r; o a d l a w te a dwith meals
be at the
service of his guests. - • , - .
;.:. Thankful fin 'the libenil .patrouage ho has reeeived
„,• from the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity, he respect-
P• roily solicits iii continuation of the same , . . Janl
..INSURANCE .. AQ.ENCY
....
TILE DELAWARE MUTUAL •
r Safety Insurance Co.,
INCORPORATED 1885.
VITAL AND AS ..... ......, ." ... $904.907.61
. ~ • , - •
THE INSITAANCE COMPANY
f North America,
....
rrAL AND .A....RS
OF ETs PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1794. .
....$1.219.05.19.
_
HE UNDERSIGNED, as Agent. for the
*there well known Oompanies, will make Insurince
t lose or damage by Are, either perpetually or an•
daily, on property in either town or country.
—Marble and Inland Transportation Risks also taken.
s; Ap ply Personally or by letter to
-dimly.
..
.t
' r
( n.
WILLIAM BUBEELIIIR J
asnisburg, Pa.
Desirable Property, for Rent.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
L STORE ROOM, situated in Market street, between
urth and Fifth streets,'ln the Third Ward.
ALso.—A LARGE TWOSTORY BRIO &HOUSE, sitnated
Second ttreet below Mulberry, In the First Ward.
ALSO.—A THREE STORY Beal HOUSE; situate in
berty street, lo the Fourth Ward.
Apply to C. 0. ZEMXRRMAN,
No. 2S South Second street,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Janlo
„.
it DR. T. J. MILES,
SURGEON DENTIST,
FFERS his services to the citizens of
de H n e tis s t, oil li c e its fee a hi shl sa r l e h ° ln
ta that they will not be diasatistled with his services
t thi
17
n H e ar tn r ß l o g a b i ; go r n a' ain a io n o d lgdo l7 nwe v rean l i c l i t nl yri t eto y d .
call
on
aim,
assuring
public patronage, and gives assurance that hie best
eavors shall be given to render sittisfaction in his pro
' Otlice No. 128 ?Motet street, in the house formerly oc
kirid by Jacob R. Eby, near the United . Mattis now,
sburg, Pa. utyB-dly
F:' , '”. NOTICE TO SPECULATORS.
~
`' ' ALUABLE BUILDING. LOTS FOR SAM.
• NUMBER OF LARGE SIZED BUILD
, - 4 , mo LOTS adjoiniog the koluetEtause - and Make
.pa of the Peons.. VaUroad Contpalty, will be 8014 V
and on reasonable urine. Apply to
~ .a lma° 6m itittN, W. HAIL
JUST RECEIVED.
LARGE', STOOK of SCOTCH ALES,
BROWN STOUT and LONDON PORTER.
or sale et the lowest rotes by •
.gazi H. MUM,
7e`ittiiket tiniest
poi°
NEVI ANN.ANGENEENT.
• HE SUBSCRIBER haying purchased• of
_.;-• Wm. Moyer his shwa of MN)/ WARR, intends to
„ r;f• meg the MANUFACTURE! 'OF ALL RPM OF
wefts at Hs NEW POTTERY on the canal opposite
I Car Factory. With a superior kiln and experienced
•rlieten, he expects to be able to mike Bach ware as
, commend tuelf to public favor.
3ent.-Imd. JoHN W. COWDEN.
ALBUMS! ALBUMS 1 1
&lea assortment of ALBUMS over , offered in this.
raor me in mice from SO cents to $lO 00 each, bound
styles at Binding, at
BitltattEß'S CHEAP BOOKdTORE,
01 Stark Street.
EGEI
JOHN MAEURER,
i''BERRY ALLEY, BETWEEN OHESTNUT AND
MULBERRY STREETS, HARRISBURG, '
ESPEGTFULLY informs the public that.
ho is located at the above mentioned place, and hg,
a# commenced the WOOLDVELStiI and CARPET WRAY
• A BLIzINE'.....S in all its various branches. He is pre.
ad to fill all orders at the shortest notice, and will
i•
anlee general satlsfactio% His prices will be
. 'cable.
Having carried on the business for many years in
rmany, and over two years here, and also having had
extended experience in this country, he is fully corn
tent to execute all work entrusted to him, and hopes to
. lye a reasonable share of eastont from his fellow
Runs.
/WA general assortment or Carpets are always kept
hand :And will be 101 l at the lowastrate.
ltav2ll363md
IX H. L. GO DB OL D
• ,
RACTICAL Tuner and Repafrer of
. Pianos, Melodeons, &u., Ea., will receive orders in
at WM. KNOCHE'S Music More, 92 liarketstreof
orders left at the above named place, or at the Buehler
e, will meet with prompt attention.
Pint clues PIANOS for isle
CANDLES!
EAFFINE CANDLES,
EEM CANDLES,
) AMANTINE CANDLES,
ANINE CANDLES,
AR CANDLES,
PIICAL SPERM CANDLES,
ALLOW CANDLES.
- large lot of the above in store and for Sala it the 10W
eat prices by
WM. DOCK JR. IL CO.,
- •
)11E2 Opposite the Court Howe.
VAN INGEN & SNYDER,
, I
I. i
zgners and Encvavera on Wood
N. E. COB. 14 . 11 0 TH Ir. CHESTNUT STS.,
rhikaklphia.
-
g ig XECUTE all kinds of Wood Engraving
with beanty oorrectuess and dispatbh. Original
ns furnished for Fine Book Illustrations. Persons
'wishing cuts by sending a Photograph or Daguerreotype,
t aim have views of Colleges ,
. Churches, Store Frosts,
Machines, Stoves, Patents, die., engraved as well on per
tlanai application.
,
Fanny Envelopes, Labels, Bill Headings, Show Bills,
Visiting, Business and other Cards, engraved in the
highest style of art, and at tne lowest prices.
For specimens of fi ne engraving, see the Mastrated
works of J. B. Lippincott iii Co., I.E. Butler &Co.
00t25-lyd
,
... FRANK A. mitultß4lrl3
IVERY & EXCHANGE STABLE
- FOURTH STREET NEA.E. MARKET.
RE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to ac
commodate thepablio with thirrhlOW SWIM fo r
~,. lad'
or carriage purposes, and with every varlet" °I •••• „..•"'
' 'Chß' of the latest and most approved styles, on rep. ', . doable term. •
d-PLEan USX PAR= will be accommodated with Cloud
hoses at abort maws.
a. ,CARXIAGES AND MINIUM nu Finakii 6 mi
d/MOS will be furnished, immigrated by assert:ll4d
na Cd ta: lifTiteg drfrera gn bonsai' on of hio stook, and Aldus
-taw equal to that of any other estaidishmentet the kind
the city. FBAlik A. ItTIBRAP:
decb.dtf
UtniltsDitialt * ltz;:-- 9 10 (311 :-=, : '' ' ',,: iv ii '9411: ; -4 : 1'4 : t 11 ::---- :=- - i.. 1 ): ap
VOL. XIV.
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELM•BOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S HELM-BOLD'S
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Raclin, Extract Buchu, •
Extract Buchu, Extract Buchu,
Extract Ruche, Extract Buchu,
Extract Buchu, Extract Beam,
Extract Buairy Extract Bacilli,
Extract Bache, Eitract Buohu,
FOR SECRET DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET St DELICATE DISORDERS.
IY)R SECRET Sr DELICATE .DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET if DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET if • DELICATE DISORDERS.
FOR SECRET 4 DELICATE DISORDERS.
FUR SECRET:4 DELICATE .DISORDERS.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
• FOE DDFULLRES OF TEE
, BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVAL, KIDNEYS DROPSY,
DLADDER, GRAVEL, KEDNEY DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL; KIDNEY S,
DROPSY,
8LAD.12,E12, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY;
BLADDER, GRATEL; - KIDNEYS, DROPSY
BLADDES;
.GRAVEL KIDNEYS DROPS Y ,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, •
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ORGANIC. WEAKNESS,
And all Diseases of &sisal Organs,
• - And all Diseases. of Be:sisal Organs;
And all Diseases of Sexual Organs,
And, all D iseases ofßasual ergots,
Ana ail Disiooses of Scowl ergois,
And all DiSCCUMS of Sexual organ",
Excesses, Exposures, and Improdencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures; and Impludencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures, and Imprudencies in Life,
Excesses, Exposures; and Impradencies in Life,
Exceises,'Exposures, and Imprudericies in Life,
Excesses, 'Exposures, and Imprndencies in Life,
From whatever.. cause originating, and whether ex
isting in
/KALE OR FEMALE
. . _
Fountlei, take no inorifillat they areal' no avail for
Complaints Incident to he sex. tile
Extract
Beehu ia a Atedltlne fa per
fectly pleasant In its •
Taste and Odor, ,-15,1 •
But tmmedlate in Its tiethih, giving Bee to
the true., Bloom-tc; the Pallid Cheek, V „the
patient to a perfect state of
HEALTH AND PURI*
Unbold , s, Extract Raclin Is .prerstrod,stOording to
'Bait Bradman& Physttlans.
Delay no ton er. nre tbe remedy at once.
Price Plipernottks or six for EL
Depot Ina Southland' etreetinidade/Ptdc. •
Be'waie. trnibrinelplett Dealer
.
Trying to Wei thetr,own or other ergot, of BIJCIECI7
the tepetettott attained by
AfOrSolirs .lExtaeert litteihn, -
The iniguiai. 11, 4 41 onlY,Gehnintt.
We desire to runbg 1.146 - .
, . . .
Merit -of our ' Article
Ibeir's . Ls' woitlilisis bold at nitwit lea rates arid
orandsalene, consequently paying a mach better prob.
We Doi* Coinpotitton
dik for ' "
.Etigniboisra kiktr - not Bufthu.
Take no other.. - '
Sold by D. W. Gross kE o. and all druggists every.
rioyri-dawSm
• “otlit.:oovgietlarkkx . " . -
i 4 HE unit* , hoop
ittie l on.yon one. people, t's nowntearto y0u.% , -
IWasiringtteos Farewell ?fikkosfl , AlR. ll . , l4s~"Pig n "
Sal to the enduring prosperity Of 'our,courtvey: :',lfttef*, -
tintless, must arise from Ihnowledwit. OMy rumisr
. enderitanding ..of -tar dill , histitntionetinit , cran4nduce
strong= and settleCattacbment sad
Impart ability for. their nutintenane44 r,
"OUR EA•VERNitENT : eiplanatory ; statentant . of
tee system orlioverumont of the Wuntry, , ,coatalna the
test of the Constitution of the United States; itiathe Con
stitutional provisions rot the. to ..ssoiallStaterlsitillissie
moaning and coustrucUon t dutermimt4 byi r rOtl. #-
thorit y, and precedent and pradtibe, or_ 00 yed; front
'standard Indere; digested and arraised 'foe popular use
Price $l.OO. , Eob:t by • ' , 111.41 , SINNEY,
dot Harrisburg Pa.
CITY 'IVERY' STABLES.
8LA010211211 1 1 dLLBY, !IN TES REAR 01
Kg2tIVOIIOI7IL.
THE undersigned has yil,plaftaltinced.llo
every. Puswees 44.1iii!.14Rw..1414..Wic1001grAt
BLEB, located as above, with a large and varied stock of
HORSES, OaRRId.GE3 and OMNIBUSES, which be wit
hire at moderaterates. • F. K. SWARTZ.
aep2B-dly
HERR'S HOTEL!
seplB-dly
NEWLY' REFITTED!
HE ~.. •
UNDERSIGNED having leafied
this weU known and popular hotel, in the ow , of
Harrtsburg noir. retlang and fniniihing the same
With NEW TURNTIVRE; bathe very. beet modern Stylos.
It is located in , themes% central part of the city, within
a short distance' of the' depots of fnur different railroad
and also near the State Ca pitol buildings.
The hone is large and the sleeping anartmente are
well ventilated. -
The TABLE is well provided with all seasonable arti
cles. This city is well known throughout the State es
haying the beat market outeldeof the Attu:Mkt eltiwkand
consequently no complainta shall be node on that score,
The BAR has also undergone changes and will be kept
stocked with the beet arid purest Liquors in the country
No.exertion will . be spared to make the. traveler. and
sojourner comfortable Inevery. respect. A continuance
or the patronage of the oldcnstoniera, together with new
additions is respectfully solicited.
J. R.. BENFORO & CO.
4arilsburg, Angina ig-tr
All Work Promised in One Week
.31. 0 96.
PENNSYLVANIA
STEAM DYEING ESTABLISIMENT,
104 Market Stregt•petween4th and sth,
ItARBIBBIFIt0; PA.
IXTEJNAV evAry'detoription oi
tad Gliatlemetts' Ginaenti, Piece 18 , 00818,11:0:, are
Dyed, Cleiniegtaita tabbed la the best meaner and at
ibe eberteonotiee• DODGE dg
• loe
LARGE 'ASSORTMENT OF'
TANCYIBOAPS, HAIR, offs ,
POMADE", corptip
...5.4"... tli z iab.:4 to dogoio mr,.......,
46--1-grlsai.bybu*.t NOM. Ofeas
J. -.4. ~, 1 '
I S DEG AND melt eft",
611 ft MOM Wog.
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS--NEUTRAL IN NONE•"
EIARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 30, 1861.
Inigtelictutotte.
alisullautous.
Dyspepsia Remedy
DR. DARIUS HAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This. ketiicins has beset wed by the public for sio
with increasing favor. It is recommended to Ours
Doptsosia,.Nervowittess, H art,liturn, Cate Pains,
Wind in die 4tomach, or Pa in At Boom ,
Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney amt.
plaints, Low 'Spirits D birium
Tremens, Damp ra ree
isnrotsvas, EXICIARATES, I V
WILL .NOT INTOXICATE OR SiII
AS A MEDICINE it is quick rid effectu
al, curing the most aggravating case o Dyspepsia,
dney Complaints, and all other derange *
out w the
13toinach and towels, in a speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the most mole c , , ly an
drooping spirits, and restore the we s k, nervous d sic
ly to health, strength and , vigor.'
Persons who, from the injudicious use of liquors, have
become dejected, and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, the `Dranuma Trasiesi; will, almost
immediately, feel the happy and healthy invigorating
eincaey of Dr. Flam's Invigorating Spirit..
WHAT, WILL. DO. ..
Dces.—One veL e glass full as often ad uocesssrly.
One dose will remove
ell l?ad Spirits.( -
One dose will sure Heart-Men.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give you a Good Appetite. ,
One Aose will stop the. distressing pains of Dyspepsia
one dose will remove the distressisg and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulenceinfid as soon as Gel stomach
rt . :Melees the Inv *orating Spirit, Om distressing load are
all painful feelings will beeremoved. ,
One dose will remove the meat distressing painsoYColit.,
either in the stomach or bowel& - -
A few doses vvill remove all obstructions inthe Kidney,
Bladder or Urinary Organs. .
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by a dose or two,
and a radical cure by the use'of one or two bottles.
SI.GIETLY :DISSIPATION._
Persons who, front dissipating Mo much oieFnight, and
feel, the evil effects of poisonous liquori, in violent head
achs, sicknews at stomach; Weakness, giddiness, &b.,
will find one dose will remove all bad feelings.
Ladles of weak and sickly constitutions, Shouldtake,the
InVigorating Spirit dime tithes a ;It will Make them
strong,' healthy and lialfpyi remove all obstructions Mid
irregularities from: the menetruatorgans, futd&Witorethe
bloom of health and beauty to the sarenciSitr.
_wild pregn ancy : it will be found* mible'medi
iCthe reigillye'disagreadhld;AptheetioeS Iffthe stomach.
All the Mgi , tetor'alflui is and tO r jbithiCti this, he
has put utfiiitellnylgorating Spirit in pint bottles, at AC
cents,
Generrillfi&k.ild Water street, N. Y.
Wholesale'lgent, Philadelphia, D. YOTT, & M. and
for sale in Heiffeburg by O. A. Bantwart, D. W. Grose &
Co. and.O. K. Keller, and by all Druggists everywhere.
jel4-dawly
EDUCA‘TION.A.L.
AA CONTROLLINGGIELFMTW-T OF NA.
TIONALXTY bile system Ofjedtmatiln in a acne
try. "In proportion as the structure of a government
gives force to public opinion, that pulalio.oppion should
i
be enfightened."-1 1 / a shing'on's'Faivwel/ Ade rasa To
Mb end the people: in general should be edneated Into a
Correa and nunltiar aoqnsintapoe with the nature and ,
principles nt our government and civil matitptions.
"OUR GOVEKNIIENT.; Au, explanatory.statenient of
entrontertrormerejateeeeeeee - • mkometry, &Cy-
AL :FOR 'SCHOOL% AlliDffllliES AND eIPULAR
lea work. which; With J) Olir :.141MietAtomtLitha.-40.....
Um construction of the prommowo l V1D311141q4,
the: United . States and or thoie of the seivrafS tatee, ai
detertathed by judicial autnority, or derived frontataad
ard-writers; enteding Coins rolerenceis to adtabilstrative
awand practice, so as to show the annul Working Of our
general, system or Government. It is (roe bop specula.
Iti c a' u rv:o li t' d ,t e ur ku Mi 4lB ll. *- 17'litti aivi bt i n t'l it t ect " ,
tci Livi CO ° l i ti thi va o t u e
to a rionederable extent,= in the .U.JUDATIONOF YOUTH,
'different tastes . , std is recommended by derists,
Statesmen and Presidents, and Prolaraors of [Wines.—
Peace 1/00. Sold by
del
3 .4
T4MILI 'DRUG; STORE.
H . E.•• UNDERSIGNED ;HAS , 'OEBNED
aid Retail Diagiad Prekkiknetinse,
in — the. Iron Front Bunning, No 11914nitoti faregasoly
woolekny Mr. Eby, i trenre oanifie,foond,an,enti renew
. ipor PrOsii and, Puro'Bragiic TerlttfrterY.,'l , ,.ll:'COV,
'Oll4 COAL' OIL 'LAMPS, 'Burning Flifid, ,, Atettol Patent
iteateines, Stationery :: Fancy Articles, are.,,..ke._ We
Ate the agency for t ie of Rline's Celebrated Arti
god Teeth, to witoOb, Witte . 44 attention of
DL-
. .
By istkiet attention to Nahum, and de /die: please,
!re remaxatally aak a abare Of roue' Patronage.:
N e. Prime Haiaita Segars and' Tobacco conitantly
on'tand. . . .
mtranNiiio b,b1:03
9F EVE R Y DESCRIPTION '.':
Boisery, Gloves,,Ganatlettp, In large,extelltati.
!Great amortment of„Renbroidetles.,
Lades Underwear, dldeient alien and lidaat: . '
.."11/beilixmen , s do • do L do. . • •
do , do- Ido
Boys' .do do . do:
. Cloths
And everythinifer.men and„l34e' wear
in
Gentleena , SliiwTh. ' - V - • •
goode, .withpatiasunciton.to:stylik,or,quanty, will
be sold.at a verrAgbpiadwoeioukdqtaika cost 01
importattion. ,
t i gliitAAT4:l4OTOV
N'ex-Oticitlio gatihibliii - &ink
011 1 Idirket Square.
I EVER PLATED WARE
Aicitt FILLEY,
N0.122214riet Street, PRELADELPIIIN
Manufacturer of fine - • . • .
NICKEL SILVER, told SILVER pug= of
FORKs, SPOONS, LAD L KNIVEK
CASTORS, TE:a SETI3,I3ENB, luen:MS
WAITERMatiTTER!DIStiggI, ICS PlTallEklet
; CAKE BASKS'S, COMMUNION WARS,
CUPE; MUGS, KABLErS, dm,
With a general asafirtnient, comprising none bait the ea
reeititjh made of the balmateriais and beezfy plated, oon:
stittithw there a ' '
Serviceable and durable , article
loa,Homs, Szammana AND PIIIVATA remum.
. Af i r Old Were re-plated In the best manner.
fok2o'ilawlY •
JOIMPHOJASKY. -MDT. W., BROWN.
CA.-SEV-&ZROID.
AT7I.O_,RATEYS-AT-LAW
11 AR. IL 1i3g13.4.43V, PANIVA.
HAVING apeedited togegter ~ in the
practice of die. Law, Wiirattawiltattlittilly atld
prOwtly to all . profesalotal twoOesis cat:rated 40 their
:w3111 , 63 in Third st;eet, throe stgoni front Markel: .
thiptuatiops etiglisil
• JUST ItECE.IVED f
A LARGE AND 'WEIL: BIiLEMII I
STOOK OF-BPANDtES I
Pthiff2...OASTILLION &CO.
BISQUET, TRlC(lttar& CO.
JAMES. BF,NNEssy'eiliix
°TAW, DIIPUY & CO.
J. & P. MART/3-
mm ROBIN & CO,
MAR. & . C 0.9
For suit by JOAN' ZIEGILA;
yaltiirket Street.
oustilitL ailtla.
OA.KPENTER AND .131TELDER.
.gooktoon No. 27 igooklionoi Abut.
ITOBIXIST ATIENEYBD TO.
tog
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.
IT compOunded entirety: frond Gums,
and has become an establlethed tact- s Standard Idedl:
eine, known end apprOved by 611 that nave nsed.it,
and 18 now resorted to Pt_ with confidence in all the
theca for which it, is re- Q commended.
It, Mut cured thousands &it within the last two years
who bad given up allhoir of relief, as the nuateront
unsolicited certificate - -- -anionshop-
Les tn
The dose must beadapt
the individual takingly and
to adgently onthe bowels.
Let the dictates of your
one of the LIVER INVIGO-
Ling Commanwrs, Bnato
101kARRHOIA, BUMMER Gm.
ST 80118, Statism, Hama ,
Ontaxas Mormon, Ceoutas
JAUNDIOII,. MALI
VPtAH
succ as an OBBINA.
will cure SICK LIEALtaCHt
IX TWISTY TWO
UM at commencement o
ATIE, BOT
ALL.:1111017911tT AZ/I CIV
favor.
X.-1111.2 Water In the month with the In
vigorator, and trwallOar both together,
•
CATHARTIC PILLS
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PC
UP IN . GLASS CASES, AIR TIGHT, AND
WILL KEEP. IN ANY OLTMA 12.
The. FAMILY CATHAR- _,.•
active Cathartic •which the CU
practice morethan twenty . ..3
The_ constantly Worms- .
hayskong used the 'PILLS Inl
all express in regard _to liml
to - place them within the ft.
The Professi po o r n well know
•""
un dillerent ons of the '
The FA.Yti ..,,
OATH&R. %."
Terence to thin well.Lestab- 114
dad from a variety of,th g.i
which ' act alike on Ivey ,„ 0
nal, and are good and Mfg 1 1 4
Martin is needed, such w e d
aleadnus, , Pains in 6 , 3,7'
Pan and 'Soreness ova Ike
or weight in the heed, alt ...
Worms in Ch il dren or td- ill
Purifier of the Blood, and A
flesh is heir. too numerous '"8
fasement. Don, Ito 8. 0
* ' ' PRICE 80 CENT&
TH/OLIVICR Istagoaa.toa &ND VAttirtil Carats
icy rettalleid by Druggists giliberally,and
sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towrie. •
SANFORD, M•
qtrtneacAt4Lr PrbPrletot
uway, New York.
ITDOLPHO WOLF_E'S
MM
IME
SCHIEDAM. SCHNAPPS
TONIC,
ANTI DYSPEPTIC
INVIGORATING CORDIAL
• •
To the Wane of Neyr Jersey and
- - Pennsylvania;
Apothecaries, Druggists (tracers and
M: wraNrasi,
' Sarriaburc Pa.
Welke's' Pare - Cognac Brandy.
Wolfe's Pure kluderla, Sherry and Port
Wollre's Pure Jain:dui' and Si. Cliesix Ram
Wetre's Pure Scotch stud trials Whisky.
ALL IN POPPL . M.S. ,
beg leave to call thAatiention of MisCdtigiiis or the-
Called States to the above Wrars and-Uquocs,-imp,orted
by tidbiptA Wolfe; or'New York, *holename is fami.
liar in every part or this calvary !for the 'of his
celebrated Soatzbast SOBNAPPS„Mr...vforp, ja his letter
to me, speaking a the purify .of hfiriVms and immoss,
says : will stake my repntAMApputa. Mu:, my 'Maed
a* as it iteichtint of thirty years? residence in the City
of New. York; that' all the Bias* and Wunst.whieh I
hottlq are pure as imported, and .of the best quality, and
:Me be relied vion by every purchiser." Every bottle'
bee .IheproPrittershame oothe wai; and a leo simile
aids signabue , on the. eertifipte. The public are re-
Spectibily. invited to dell and examine for themselves,-
For sale at Retail by all Apothecaries !lAA:at:Nero in
Philadelphia. • GEORGE M. ASHTON,
No. 832 Market b!..Piriladeloida.
, Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
' the folio : wing from the Neir York coiirler : •
Lbahozooa bamoss suit Osa, New Yobs "stistcsonsz-..
We are happy to infortn our feßow.citiZens that mere is
one place :wear city where the physician; apothecary,
and•coudry merchant, car go and purchase pure Wines
indLiqUirS; as pure as imported, and of the bestquality:
We d° not intend to give art elaborate deseription of this
merchant's extensive badness, although.it will well re.
Pay any Stringer or - citizen to visit Hdolpho Wolfe's er
teadve Warehouse; Nos.lB. 40. and ra ,Beaver street,
and Nos. 17, la and 21, Mara etileld street. 'Hie stook of .
Sebriapps. on'bandf =readyfor ithiPinent could not hive
been less thap thirty thousand eases; the Brandy, some
ten thousand clews—Vintages of 1838 to 1856 . ; and ten
thousand emus . Madeira , Sherry and Port Mine,
Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and St. Croix :Rum,
some very old and equal to any in this country lie also
had three large cellars,- tilted_with Brandi White; &c., in
caiski,Midisr Custom-House key, ready for bottfmg. Mr.
-Wolfe's hales of •ISchaappif last yethr amounted to one
hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and we hope in /P 25.
than`two yearn he 'may be equally successful with his
Brrndies
Hie business merits the patronage of every lover of his
sperdea. Private &milieu who wish pure Wines and
idggore for medical use should send their orders , direct
to Mr.lrelfe; until every Apothecary in the land Make
up their minds to dilleard the poisonous star front their
shelves, and replace it with Wolfe's pure Wu= and
Lioness.
•
We understand Kr. Wolfe, for the : accommodation of
small' dealers in the country, puts up -assorted cases of
Wines and'Llquors. , Duch a man, and Such a merchant,
should be sustained against his tens of , thousands of Op
ponents in the United Stator, who sell nothing but units
Was,' ruinous alike to health and human happinees.
- .sep6.-daw6ml
• K. Keller, * 9l Market Street, agentlbr this cit.
• .• I I• • v: .i • I •
■ 10141:ep Gr,iye), Byylder,.Dr9psy, Kidney Agectlmp.
1.1 IlLtanOLD'S Geunino.Preparation for Narrow and
Debilitatedliitreiers.
UlLLMBOLD'Skleiulne Preparation for Loss of Power,
Loge of Memory. . : . _
UELIitBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for pat:ally of
Breithing, General Weakunse.
ELMESOLD 93 Genuine Preparation for Weak Nerves,
1111 ; erne' of,Death Tree:oll9g,, : -
U. Mt uLU'll tiemprie 'reparation for 1 4 44t,awcojta,
11 Geld Riot; Dimness or. Vision.
laltiaitiOLDll%.Gonnine Promotion for Languor, •Uni
-5.1, ,verpol Lassitude of Abe 141:mauls? Systetut
11EXAIROLD'S Genphie Preparation for Palls. unte
Pa 'martin iutd Erapitons.
LitHOLD% !tilt:pain° Preparation"' for ' the
J.J. Back, Headache, Sick Stomach.
• nfiratte advertbiement beaded'
BRIABuLD'S EXTRACT &MHO'
In another colninn.
1,4" T Y BOTTLES I I I
EOf all alms and by
w dennlptions for,sala r
_ - •
, war. , DOC JR. az CO
STORAGE 1 STORAGE
QTPRAGE received tit the Warelienee of
, .0,111L9 M. WIRIER&
11113-tt
llflebit 1
my posse:wit.. snow.
ed to the temperament ot
used In such gaanUties at
judgment guide you in th
BATOR, qAd IL will cure
ATRAWC", DUrtnlA,Clattos.
rummy, Drums; DROP
UAL Colmiziess, CHOIIO,
INTANTUTI, FL•TOLLN Oi.
mass% and may be used
aT FANTLY 11EDICENR. 11
(as thousands can testily)
OR THREE Tiesemnesms•si
attack.
luta their testlittony In Up
MOM ON DOISAIR
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
COMPOUNDED FROM
TICS PILL' is a gentle bs
proprietor has used in hi
ears , ,
tog demand - limn to who
and the' satiafaction Which
their use, has induced me
reach of all.
thatdilibreut Cathartics act
bbwels.
TIC PILL bas, with dim re
asked fact, been compost-
purest Vegetable Extracts )
part or the alimentary ca
in 'all cases where a ca.
Derangements of Stostseh,
Back and Loins, Coassenew
bodY , Rosaisineu4rogaohe
iwitammatory e e
Rheumatirin, a great
many diseases to
to mention In this • leer.
A, SUPE.I3LATIVE
AND
Prisatc, Families
Pennsylvania Legislature
SENATE
TUESDAY, ,Tannary 29, 1861.
The Senate was called to order at 11 o'clock
Prayer was offered by Rev. War V. lorscr-
The Journal of yesterday was partly read
when, on motion of Mr. MO ,DIPSON the fur
ther reading of the same was dispensed with.
Lmtva. OF M=NOF
Mr. MOTT asked leave of absence for the
Senator from Jefferson, (Mr. BLoon,) for a few
days from to-day.
'Leave was granted.
VOTES .RECORDED
A number of Senators being absent, yester
day, when a vote waa had on the "joint reso
lution relative to a tariff," the follow 4 named
obtained leave to record their votes as folloWs :
Mr. LA.WBENCE, on the Tariff resolution,
voted "aye." •
Mr. FINNNY, on the Tariff resolution, voted
"aye."
Mr. IRISH, on the Tariff resolution, voted
"aye?'
Mr. MLLE% on the Tariff rewolulion, voted
Islr. CIUN4 P FORD, on the Tariff resolution,
vote "aye."
varmoss, ammterntasoze, mansTED.
Mr. SMITH presented's petition of citizens of
Philadelphia prayingi for- a modification of the
revised, penal axle sofar as relates to fugitives
from labor.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. BERRILL presented the memorial of the
Council of the borough of Chester, Delaware
county, asking for =alteration in their borough
charter, in relation to the collection of taxes.
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
Also, a petition of numerous citizens of the
borough of Chester, on the same subject.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Also, a remonstrance of the citizens of -,Dela
ware county, against a law for the inspection of
cattle in Philadelphia.
Referred to the Conainittee on Agriculture.
Also, a petition of the Directors of the Poor
and House of Employment of Delaware county,
asking for authOrity to sell certain,rll' estate.
Referred to Committee onEitates and Es
cheats.:
Mr. YARDLEY Presented thet4 7. 4lta of the
trustees of the society of Friends = ,4' &land
township, Bucks county, *in . g fOT- 4 1 ithoritY
to sell part of their real. estate- •
Referred to Committee on Este:* and Es
cheats.
Mr. SCH&DEL pma . ented, a petition of
citizens of Bethlehem, Ntntthampton county,
asking for art alteration in the charter of their
water ciimpany.
Referred. to Conaraitteecon Co rations.
- 7, ' ttttttttttt tt
Jades A.' GrortaiA...q. -- gotr i ifolat Qreen, and
a number of other citizens .of Reading, Berks
eqtaity; asking for the repeal of. the' 96th and
98th sections of the revised Penal Code- So far
as the saine relates. to the rendition of fugitive
"laves. • • - -
Referred to the Judiciary Oortukkitt4e.,
'Also, a _ petit:Lau of thhrti-seren,cilizens of
Upper 'TidpehOekeiL Itinvnabli,:7 erki L ebuirtyi
praying for a yearly pension tor 1 - 01...graptetk to
Miohael Louck, a disabled vetefan.,ef..the war.
of 1812. . '
Referred to the Committee on Peadiras and
fatatoitfes.
PALMERMr. (Speaker) pnisetited a petition
of citizens of West Penn township, Schuylkill
eonrity, asking or - the repeal of a' certain act of
AsuiniblY:relatJng to township officers:
Befened-to the Judiciary Umiunittee.
lINDON presented two petitions of citi:
Hens of Bradford' and•Wyorning ixfunties; asking
for further legislation for the assessment • and
recovery of damages upon the North Branch
Referred to. the Conunittee On judiciary.
Mr: BENSON presented:six remonstrances
' citizens of Lycoming county, against the pass- ,
age of a law authorizing the erection of a boom
in the West'l3ranch of the Sfisquehanna river,
at or near Jersey Shore, in saidrcounty.
Referred to the Committee on Canals and In
land Navigation.
:Also, by reqUest trilffr. RAIL, who was ab
sent, a petition of citizene.of the borough of Co
nemangh, Cambria county, asking that the
Portion of the said borough in which they re
side, may be annexed to the borough of Johns-
.
Referred to the Committee on Election Die-
Mr.•GiRECIO presented a. remonstrance of citi
zens • of Clinton county; 'agains' t the repeal of
the Ormagettax, and opposed to, the relief of
railroad companies.
Referred to'the Corrunittee on Fintuics. '
Also, .a petition of citizens of ..Centre and
Clinton counties, asking for the passaged the
bill granting a premium - on =Wain in said
[Laid on the table, as the bill passed finally
yesterday.]
Also, a petition of citizens of Potter county
asking for a boom at Jersey Shore, Lycoming
County.
'Referred to ComMittee on Canals and. Inland
Navigation.
. Also, a petition of citizens of Willismsixat,
of similar import.
Referred to same Committee.
BOUND presented a petition of citizens
of Clinton county asking for a law authorizing
•the erection of a dam and boom on the West
Branch of theßusquehanna ,tiver f , between Lu
rks Creek and Pine Creek-
Referred to the Committee on Canals and In
land Navigation.
Mr. CR.AWFORD presented four Petitions of
citizens of Juniata county,asking for the repeal
of such parts ekf the 95th'and 9Stir sections of
the Revised Penal Code , as interfere with the
rendition of fugitive slaves, and for therestora
tion of certain. portioni of the law of 1780, al
lowing Southern men_ to sojourn hil'ennsyl
vaida with their Slam for a length of time not
to exceed six months, without thereby losing
their title to their slaves as property.
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
.14EISTA:ND presented a petition of
members of the bar of Lancaster county asking
kir the extension of certain laws to the said
county.
Referred to the Oimunittee on the Judiciary.
ELAND:MON presented a petition asking
for =oh legislation ea will insure"the protection
of the property of married women. _
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
.11.r..Viraalpresented two petitions of
senor York county, asking for the repeal of
an - Mt relatiirla to Ilslaiag streams of said
Beforred to the Goiniaittl3O ,iiirdhature
ftrant tinting flu.
Halting procured Steam Power Presses, we are
proffered to execute JOB and BOOK PRDITING of every
description, cheaper that ft can be done at any other ee
.tablishmentin the country.
RATES of esiVRIITISING.
AarFour lines or leas constltute one-half square. kin h
tires or more than four constitute a squire.
atth Square, one day ....
one week
ooe m00ch.,.. .
three mounts
nix months
OD e year .....
One :Aitikre one day
: ono week....
a one mouth...
14 three months
eix months
• EI year . . .. .10 00
WrEesiness OZI
notices inserted In the Local. column, cot
'more Marriages and Deaths, FIVE DENIS PER LINE
(Or tied' niserdon.
AVE& Varriages and Deaths to be chargad as regola
NO. 23.
Also, two petitions of citizens of York coun
ty asking for the restoration of certain provi
sions of the law of 1780, relative to masters so
_
journing PennsylVania with their slaves.
Referred to the Committee on the 'Judiciary.
Also, a petition of citizens of Montgomery
county asking for the repeal of all laws inter
fering with the rendition:of fugitiv i p slaves.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Also, a petition asking for a boom at or
near Jersey Shore.
Referred to the Committee on Canals, &c.
Mr. PEtTNEY - presented a petition of citizens
of Allegheny county, asking for an Act to pre
vent cattle, sheep and swine from running at
large in said county.
Referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. IRISH presented one of similar import,
which was
Referred to the same Committee.
Mr. IRISH presented a petition signed by 1O
citizens of Beaver county, asking for a law to
enable married women to colleckand enjoy the
proceeds of their own labor.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Also, a petition of citizens of Beaver, county
asking for such legislation as will secure to all
persons not charged with crime their personal
liberty.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
IMMRTS OP SPAXIDING 4XIN:M=11111
Mr. PE,NNEY, chairmen of the Judiciary
Committee, reported with an amendment an
Act relating to the sale of land for the non
payment of taxes in Wayne county.
Mr. SMITH, from same Committee, reported
as committed "a supplement to in Act to
provide for the erection of public buildings in
Philadelphia, approved April 2, 'SOO.'
On. motion of -Mr. SMITH, fives hundred
copies of the above bill were ordered to be
printed for the use of the Senate.
Mr. CONNELL, from the Committee on Cor
porations,- reported as committed a supplerinent
to an Act to incorporate the Mechanics' Insu
rance company of Philadelphia.
Also, from same Committee, as committed, an
Act to incorporate the Danborough Live Stock
Mutual Insurance company.
Mr. ROBINSON, from the wipe Committee,
reported as committed, House bill, No. 32, an
Act to - incorporate the Hatboro' Monument As
sociation of Montgomery county.
Mr. CRAWFORD, from the Committee on
Canals and Inland Navigation reported as com
mitted, an Act to establish a ferry across the
Clarion river in Jefferson and Forrest coun
ties.
Mr., THOMPSON, from the Committee on.il,g
riculture Bm., reported as comznittO, a supple,
ment to an Act for the better preservation of
game, approvecl,Aptil2l, 1868.
Mr. GIiEGG, from the Committee on the
Militia, System, reported as committed, an Act
to adjust the accounts pf General E. C. Wilson,
Adjutant General.
Mr. GREGG, explained why the CoMmitkse
trplitilnite ß ara l in Ir=
LintsianFlEsomm for ther infonnation of the
public, which was so orderedearfollows :
An Act to authorize the'settlement of the ac
donuts of E. C. Wilson, Adjutant General.
Witunmasi in the months aif-September and
October, 1868, Henry Nagraw, Esq., the
then State Treasurer; --tid4mibed to Gen. E. C.
Wilion, Adjutant General of thirState; the sum
of three thousand dollars ] out of the Treasury
of the Commonwealth, to' defray the military
expenseisofAhe Adjutant genenilzs , Depiatmeat
for thstkiear4-,-
Add 'Ff; no approPriation'of Vie said
sum of money has evert been' made, and. the
same has continued from that time to be TOCII"
oned as part 'Of the cash' lxilance bathe Treasu
ry,-therefore,,:
Bed enacted 80., That the State Treasurer be
and is hereby authorized and entitled to re
ceiVe, a credit in his accounts for the said sum
of three thousand dollars..; and that the Auditor
General and State Treasurer be and are hereby
authorized an& required-to settle the accounts
of Gen.' E. C. Wilsonjor the amount of money
so received by blza;• and to allow him credit for
vouchers produced try him for the expenditures
of the same, for
of
connected with the
adlitit4 serVice of the Commonwealth.
Iitr.'.LYME.EZ; from the Comndttee to Com
pare Bills, made a report, which was read.
Mr. TIIOMPSON, from the Committee on
NOW Counties - and - - County' BeatsTreportod, as
committed, a supplement to an Act erecting the
county of. .Cameron.
T OF A STLECT CO .
ion naternee
Chainnan of the Baled Com
mittee appointed on the subject { reported with
ameridliteriti an Actinoviding compensation to
owners of fugitive „slaves when rescued by
mobs.
On motion ,of Mr. SMINI, the Senate pro
ceeded to the oansideration of bill entitled "a
suppleMent td an - "Act to moor' orate
Insurano3 Company, of !Philadelphia;'
rePotted- from'the Committee on Corporations
dispensing' with going Into Committee of the
Whole. • .
The first and only, section of the bill was read.
Mr. FINTNEY ingnired relative to the object
of the bill..
Mr. SMITH. The object of this bat is to re
duce the actual Capital' of the 'company, so that
they may have no'illiPtiterit — capital *hick Is
not really possessed by them. This company
proposes to do, legally, what some of the com
panies have done ; that is, reduee the
value : of. their stock.
The bill then was passtd finally.
STATE OF 'ME ANION = -APPOINTNEM OF MT& CON
_fir. FINNEY, Chairman of the Geminates
on Feddrid Relatiens, to which was nifernid sev
eral communications from the Governors of
other qtates,together with the resolutions rola
tiVe to 'the - subject contained therein, reported
the said resolutions as amended- -
The preamble, and resolutions,as mended Apr
the'addition of a fiirther section, were then
The additional section proposed by the Com
mittee; is as follows
.gesetved, That in the oPixdoh. of ,this u m/ d i _
tire, the people of PennsyWaula dtquit;',teifie
any altenition,, or anaeiniMatt,to„lo:pori a tit a ,_
don of the "United States, and stitteibdtainand
aaon from this body'to th44 l deed, *lw o it
does not come Within its apPrOpritite and legi
timate duties,Would net 'meet with their appro
val. That FerinayWania will unite with the
otherStatesof the UniOn in the adopthm: of any
proper Constitatidnal measures adequate to
guarantee Aui'ssieniia Eciadre strict and faithful
observe:* or the second stictiOnitif the fourth
artiple of the Constitution of the triited States,
4161)I X'vjae 4 aniOngA4hei. ttiingh that' 'the eiti
tetiAbeeVih.statii shall he entitled to,all
issea . .hreitiritte of .'the **ad States," gal
,*.Wat; no.iierson hell :to Tabor ' oesolk.a
-ixtPilig!into , another, alma ettf_e_ ll 9,
anylaw or regulation therein, be
.Wacpazgod
from such, service or labor, but shall be de-
Bums continuum
MISUONERS.
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L 00
4 0
604
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.. 500
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