Pailp Fl 11R10131:f KG —.— Wednesday Afternoon, March a 1861. Tasanarket was well attended by our "coun try cousins" this morning, and produce of all kings was disposed of at moderate prices. WILD Dims are said to be still very plenti ful on the river, In the vicinity of our city, and epo • rtamen are "bagging" them at a rapid rate. Nona.—A stated meeting of the . Mount Vernon Rook and Ladder company, No. 1, will , be held In their hall this (Wednesday) evening, the 6th Inst., at seven o'clock. A punctual attemfatice is desired. By order, • I= LOOK OUT roa nut Soousnasms.—We warn our editorial brethren to look out fur the firm of R. B. Locke, No. 20 Cedar street, New York, who now extensively advettiee Dr. Motu Pills. This firm refuse to pay anything and are a - set of swindlers. Our New York agent has re turned an account of $2O due us in the follow ing ominous words :—"The account is worth less—can't collect aby thing from them."— Brie Dispatch. We warned the craft of this swindling firm six months ago, and had our cotemporary taken our adyispe he would not have been taken in. We suffer ourselves some $4O by these rascals. Tara Qcountot STOll.Y.—The Lancaster Awns of last.'svening says:—The report in circnlaticin throughout the city to-day, based upon an item in the Intelligent:4w of this morning, that Judge Waders':l:kith had reached this city yesterday, and was receiving the congratulations of his friends, is incorrect. The Judge haelaot been pardoned, but his impriseninent has, been cona muted from twenty to three yaws. Mirt impri sonment will, therefore, not oaase until May, 1862. === Four, PLAY SIO329I,OTED.—We previonely notic ed the fact that a man John Fitagar, was run over by the cars on the Pennsylvania Railroad last Saturday night near Galitzin, and had died of his injuries. The deceased was a watchman on the line, and was seen alive a few moments before his dead body was found lying on the track. It•was at first thought that his death was accidental, but circumstances have since transpired which have given rise to the suspi cion that he was first murdered, and his body afterwards placed on the track. An examina tion of his remains exhibited the fact that a small hole bad been made in his forehead, which he could not have received from being . rue over, while the position of the body on the track, and the fact that his lamp stood Some distarice off, with the light extinguished, afford strong grounds fore belieVing that his death was the result of violence ratherthan ac . cadent. His body was removed to lackport, where at last accounts an inquest was about to be iteld on it. Ainnormsr, C4ll7lllMolll.—The East Baltimore tionfireece of the Methodist Fplscopal Church, will convene at Ohambersburg° on the 18th of emt month; and remain in session eight or ten days. The Valley Spirit says that about two hundred and fiftyininisters are expected to be in attendance. Bishop• Simpson will preside as Chairman of the Conference. Many distin guished divines will also' be in attendance and add interest to the occi r sion. Among thcee most noted- we would name - Rev. Dr. Henry Racer, for seven years chaplain to the United States Senate Rev. Dr. Sargent; Dr. A. A. Reese ; Rev. D. Durbin, Cor. Sec'y 3118810IIIIIi Society, M. I Church ; Dr. Holdick, Secretary Amick= Bible Society; Drs. Carlton and Por ter, of Book Concern ; these, together , with other celebrities In the Church will be present We understand that arrangements have been made with the Cumberland Valley, PenneAVa• Dia Central, Franklin, and Northern Central Ballrcedi for a reduction of fare for the round : trip, one-half. All persona in atten'clance Conference by paying fall fare fare to Chem benburg will be returned- over these roads without any additional teserge. WITSESSIMIN WM. —Of all unfortunate peo -ple in this world, none axe more entitled to sympathy and commiseration than those whom circumstances oblige to appear upon the witi. nese titandLiffljoirt: -We will here criaiv'ii picture, of the pleasure of being a witness. Yon are called to the stand and place your hand upon a copy of the Scriptures in sheelain binding. You are then arraigned befcire two legal gentlemen, one of whom smiles at you blandly because you are on his aide, the other eyeing you savagely for the opposite reason.— The gentleman who smiles proceeds to pump you of all you know, and having squeezed all ha wants out of you, relentlessly hands you over to the other, who proceeds to show , you that you are entirely mistaken in all your ; that you never saw= anything you have .sworn to ; that yon never saw the de fendant in your life ; in short, that you have Committed •dtreet perjury. He wants to know If yon have ever been in State prison, and takes yoar dtxdal with the air of a ingiewho thinks you ought to have been there. Asks yon all the creations over again in different ways, and - tells you with an awe-inspiring ae verity to be careful what you say. He wants to know if he understood you to say so and so, and wants to know whether you meant acme thing else. Having bullied and awed yon out of your wits,. and convicted you in the eye* of, the jury of prevarication, he, lebt yon go. By and by, everybody you have fallen out with hi put on the stand, to swear that you are the biggest scoundrel they ever knew, and not to be believed under oath. Then the opposing counsel, in summing up, paints your rand Photograph to the jury, as a character fit to be handed down to all time as the type of infamy; as a man who had conspired against innocence and virtue, and stood convicted of the attempt. The .T l dl3e, in his charge, tells the jury if they believe your testimony, rbc., lodliating that there is even a judicial doubt of your ve racity, and you go home to your wife and fami ly, neighbors and acquaintances, a suzpected man, a ll baawis of your accidental present* on an unfotikunsth' t:occasion. Who would be a witness? • Pennonlvaitia Daily telegrap4, ttlebtteobap, Witritoon, .fflarch 6, 1861. Nisw ODD Frazow HALL.—The Odd Fellows of Lykeristown have commenced the erection of a new hall, which will be an ornament to the village when completed. TIMPIZANOIL-At a meeting of ministers and laymen of Protestant churches of Pittsburgh and vicinity, held-there on the 28th ult., a committee was appointed to get up a circular, looking to revival in the temperance cause. A resolution• Wit's adopted requesting ministers to lecture at. Stated"' and to preach to their congregaticins on the subject. This is right; and we horelto be able to record a simi lar movement on the part of our clergy in this, city. Both-the pulpit andsress have latterly been too forgetful of thief important cause. hfil,rfAlt.2 SMUT.Ih :perfiapa no country in the world is the military spirit manifested so early in life; as in America.. Daring the "last twelve months especially, a considerable num. ber of boys in our city have manifested soldier ly ardor; and the martial annals of the Repub lic show that most of, ottr heroes manifested war-like ambition while yet in their jackets. The fact is certainig of great impoitance to the nation—for ekalted. love of country is at its foundation, and front military zeal, animat ing the souls of youth, the finest achievements may be legitimately anticipated. Many of our most illustrious men were cadets in boyhood; and we doubt not Oat there are cadets now who will equal the splendid examples before them. It is wrong, therefore, to discourage the "military trainings" of boys. Noble am bition should never' be chilled; and as well disciplined soldiers are eminently useful in times cif trial and danger, we would give free play to those patriotic impulses which prompt youth to qualify themselves for an efficient de fence of their country. &corm PARDUS Strom I—Some - folks are'con tinOally scolding. their children. There is no sense in it, 4horv?r, and we incline to . the opinion that it is a wretchedpiaitice. It soiree the tempers of ciiihkren.;l46l4t one through scolding .rireparis I.he 'ivitY for ttio three more. It sours your temper, provided it is sweet, which 18 a question, if you are prone to scold, and because you have become crosser, , and your' childrintkeivisk Scolding alienates the teens of your chit dien• upon t4Y, 9annot Yove You as well after you have berated them as they did before. You may approach them with Sim nem and decision, you may Finish with seventy, adequate to the nature ,of -their :olfence,'and they will feel the justice Of your conduct; and love you notwithstanding ; but they bate scolding. It stirs up the bad blood, while it die: closes your weaknesS, And lowers you in their eit teem. Especially at night; when' they are about to retire, their hearts" should be melted and moulde.d with ,a Y914:9 9f kindness, that they may go to their slumbers, with thoughts of love stealing around their Souls, whispering . A MAN ManDElll4O4 11141..HIGEWAY.—We glean from the Lancaster Aortas that onliatur day morning between 10 andl2 o'clock, a ped ler, believed -to be a Russian by birth, and knowa by the sobriquet of "Dutch Jake," was horribly murdered near Mortonville, West Pallowfield township, Chester county, the ob ject being some money which he was khown to have in his possession.- At Mortouville, on the night Pis - dons, he was seen 'with a large roll of bank nOtes,'suPPOsed to be about •one hisndred and fifty dolled. A terrible Contest must have ensued when he was attacked, as the groufid showed evideniaist of a severe strug gle for a distance of twenty feet in diameter. A young man was arrested on suspicion -of being-the perpetrator of .the deed, and had n - hearksg.before itquiresThontas and Greenwood; but no evidence - whatever appearing against tlini, and the rumor* -iiii-tikspasit of whici he was arrested being unfounded, ho.was acquitted. Much excitement prevailed throughout the neighborhood, and about forty horsemen were out yesterday in search of a colored - man who is, thought to be the guilty 'party. The pedler wad jeWelry, and this was found con= . The unfortunate had ; probably been as sailed Willi a lieavy club, as his head was - 'ernishedin a most frightiarmanner. Parties arei still out in search of the wretch who cora -1;146444 shocking murder, and hopes are-ex the!punishment due to hie crime • • The murdered man was Jricob Mash or 'Mach, a German Oiler- of jewelry, watches and dry goodi: - "Tirtila — Tridirw r iaritiitiwa between 10 o'clock and noels, on thafarm of 'John D. Steele,.in the public. Toad; On' one 'side of the road is a wood of more Shatra utile in extent, on the other Bldg of,,t,he „road. the country is open and cultivated ; six or seven farm houses are in sight, two not more than four hundred yards. oft. At 10 o'clock Jacob,: stopped at_ the housb of Mr. Millar, and a:little :after 12 o'clock he was found murdered not more than three hundred yards from thii"house. He was found lying on lila , baolt.with hie head brokers and mingled. Around him lay hie rifted pack, a bloody slab, broken In four pieces, a blood-stained fragineett of a coat, which must have been torn from the mirderer, and some large stones, - with which his head bad been battered as , he, lay on the .gtotutd, The tracks in the road. indicated a short and I . violenfitrnggle-forllfe: - It'was 'fearful to see in 'aucible public place, in mid-day, these evi dences of a murder just- committed, and to realize tbat'humen,nainre was capable of such a deed. The news geoid through the neigh ltPoihood very quickly, and the woods were searched hat liotidog wiiffound until Sunday morning, when a box of jewelry and some dry goods were found In the woods. From the tracks it is supposed the murderer was running and threw them from him. The neighbors im unkliately offered a reward of $BOO for the die covery of the , murderer, and , no doubt the coonq commissioners will also offer a suitable reward. Up to Sunday night it was feared that no,clue had been d/r„overed p the gip reify. Jacob, •.'or •,"Dutch Jake," as he , was called, wits well knoin in the neighborhood ; hot had '5160., in money, with him, the day before isliol 4 lo 41441 ' anal 'whoam , " Tna Eivivsr, Murittas in Wiconieco bee been highly succeesful. About fifty persons have joined the Evangelical Association, and about the same number of new members have been added to the Methodist church. Tams VAL= Ramosp.—Active prepara tions are making for the Spring business on the Lykens Talley Railroad. The inclined plane has been laid with new T rail, and it Is said that a new tunnel or gangway is soon to be opened about three miles above Wiconisco. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ELIOTION.—The an nual election for Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad, woe held on Monday, at the office of the Company in Philadelphia, and resulted in the election of the old Board of Directors,vis.: —Meagre. J. Edgar Thonipson, Washington Butcher, William . R. Thompson, Josiah Bacon, lhomes Mellon, John Hulme, D. G. Rosengar: ten, Wistar Morris, G. W. Cass, Pittsburg, W. H. Smith, Pittsburg. , Ramat; 'rnaturs.-4.t a stated meeting of the Good Will Fire coniparry the' following resolu tions , ons were adepted Ripka; 1, That the thanks of the Good Will Fire company be tendered to Messrs. W. K. Verbeke and A. Rohrer, for furnishing the ma terial to trim our apparatus for the parade on , the 22nd of February. Ruoked, That the. Good Will Fire company also return their sincere thanks to Messrs. W. K. Verbelte and W. L Hallock, for the kind manner in which they entertained the company and band on the 22nd of February. How.To mans A Coax. Fras.—lf everybody knew how to make a coal fire, there would be more comfort inside and lesa smoke outside the houses, in cold weather. Before you throw on , the coals, pull all the fire to the front of the grate tovrtrds the bars, fill tip the cavity at the back with the cinders or ashes which will be found under the grate, then throw on the coals. The gas evolved in the process of roast ing the coals, will be absorbed by the cinders, and render them in an increased degree com bustible. The smoke will thus be burnt, and a fine glowing,smokeless fire will be the result. COMMIT= SUICIDS. -Kr. Jaeob Newcomer, a wealthy farmer of Cumberland county, well known to market-goers in our city, committed suicide by hanging himself on Monday. He had been ou tof his house an hour or two, when his wife, not knowing whale hohad gone, went in search of him, when she found his lifeless body suspended from a rafter in his barn. She immediately gave ,the ,alarrn, when several of the neighbors hurried to her assistance, and the body was taken down. Life had been ex tinct, however, for some time.- Coroner Smith, of Carlisle, heving been sent for, summoned a jury, and held an inquestupon the body, whose verdict was that the deceased' came to his death by hanging himself with a leather strap suspended from a rafter in his own barn.. The deceased was a respectable farmer, about fifty years of age, with a wife and several children. For some. time, he had shown symptoms of melancholy, and no doubt an aberration of mind <was the cause of the rash act, A (loop Ips Spous.D.,—The table npon which. the Declaration of Independence .was. signed in 1776, is in the possession of a lady re siding in Richmond, Virginia. When the 'dinance of secession was passed by the Conven-• tion in South. Carolina, she was , applied to for 'the loan of the:table, with the view of'having the ordinance signed thereon. In reply to the request, however, she declared that she would sooner brisk up and burn the relic, than have it serve such a base purpose. There was pa triotism for you.—Exchanie A very good story, and very well told ; but unfortunately for its validity, we. are in a po sition to state positively that no lady residing in Richmond, Virginia, has in her possession the table upon which the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776. This relic is in the possession of the State "of 'Of Pennsylvania, and may be seen at any time in the State Library Chamber.— Its 'identity with the one used upon the occa sion - of signing the immortal Declaration of Independence; has long since been established beyond the least possibility of doubt, and is an 'object of as, much interest to visitors attire Carats)l as is the chair upon which Hancock sat When presiding over the , deliberations of the Continental Congrees, to be seen in the Hall of the, House of Representatives. Both these relicswere removed, with the furniture belong: lug to the State, from Philadelphia to Lancasfer, and from thence to. HarrisbOrg. tinder these, circumstances, it is evident that the "table upon which the Declaration of Independence was signed," now in the 'passession of a lady intltichmond, is a /gut one. ' 'We do not wish, hoSver, by this correction; to detract one iota. from;the patriotism of the - lady, exhibited in her spunky response to the Southern fire-eaters for 'the use of the table; yet we can hardly help regretting that she did not comply with their wishes, 'and let thi - -"Seeeders"- atilt their sit:, natures to a "rilinifesto" tali' bogus as ii the table itself. . Axattc4ip atatirwasTy-FivaZoni.-,-41f yOu ylsb a fine and,eheaz Ambrotype of yourself or friend, go to PARICIGes Gallery, south-east corner of Market Squitie, Kelker's hard= wets store. • 010. linbrotypist.. • - . . , 11. hiFORMAIZON.-13,1nd reader, we are entrusted with a delicate conszniselon, which we know not how to broanh .to you, except . .by simple proposal. Will you forgive 'Air abrupt. brevity, If Se Warm you, withont, farther pTeface, that talcs t BOWMAN'S Cheap Dry floods i3tpre is at the South East corner of Front and Market , streets?-- •_ 2 t t Munro 1 Wants! Muswoll-1000 yards of the very best unbleached Muslin, 10 cents ; 2090 yards .of beautifut bleached Muslin, 10 cents ; 2000 yards of the best long cloth Mus lin, 12} cents, which I 4111 sell by the piece at" 111 cents; 2000 yards, of remnant of Calico * De Laine, to•be sold very cheap ; remnants of colored Silk, cheap ; De Ulnas and other dress goods at cost ; Brodie Shawls and other Shawls at cost _; Cassimere for pants; 'Black Cloth, Csiisinetta, and a large' foe of pants stuff . at colt ;'a splendid assortment of , Cambrics, Jaw. netts, Cambric Binds, Hemstiched liandker- . Weft; which sell'at - auctlon - pricer; white' and rioted 41 , '0:13441) gcso4ll all at UAW!, so.4oiiibe old corner. NOTICE. CollollB.—The sudden changes of our climate are sonnies of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic Af fections. Experience having proved that simple reme dies often act speedily and certainly when taken in the early stages of the disease, recourse should at once be had to "Brown's Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be ever so alight,' as by this precaution a more serious attack may be warded off. Public Speakers and Ringers will tad them effectual for clearing and strengthening the veice. See advertisement. delo-d-swawem HOLLOWAY'S PELLA AND OINTMENT.- —ERYSLPE- Lts.—These deservedly popular medicines have mat with astonishing success In the cure Of erysipelas, king's evil, ring worm, scurvy, scrofulous eruptions, and all intim ,matory diseases of the skin. Other preparations may afford a temporary relief, but the / combined action these remedies' will by their detergent and- purifying properties effect a radical cure in the blood and system. • Sold by all Druggists, at 26c., no. and $1 per box or . . WCH3D'a HAIR UMWRanYß.—Among all preparations for the hair that have been introduced as Infallible, none line ever given the satisfaction or gained the popularity that Prof. Wood's flair Restorativ snow has. His Restorative haipassedthe ordeal of lumpier able fashionable toilets, and the ladies, wherever they' have tested it, pronounce it a peerless article. They find, wherever they have tested it, pronounce it a peer less article. They find, where the hair is thinned, that it creates a fresh growth — that it billy restores the ve getative powerUf the roots on the denuded places, and causes the fibres to shoot forth anew—that tt dissolves and removes dandiuff,Piievents graVniesi restores the hair to its original color when grayuesp has actually su pervened, gives a Mob lustre, imparts the softness and fleitibillty ot. silk to the hair, atid keeps it always laid. ant; healthy and in full vlgor.-"N. Y. Tribune.. Sold by all respectatle Druggists . de2l lns OMPOOTANT TO FERIALSIS DR. CHEESM.AN'S PILLS, Prepared by CornelineL. Cheeseman, M. D. YORE CITY NEW rib combination of ingredients in these Pills are the result of aiong and extensive practice. ey are mild in their operation, and certain in correcting altirregalarities, Painful Menstruations, removing all ob. strnetions, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain In the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all net'. vas affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain In the back and QUA'S, &0., disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature . . . TJ MARRIED LADI&, Dr. Cheesemin's Pills are invaluable. as they will bring on-the monthlyperlod with regularity. Ladles who have been disappointed in the use of other Pills can place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills 'doing all that they represent to do. NOTICE ' Ihere ie one amdition / the female system in which the Pitts COMM be taken stathoed produce ng a PECITLEAR RESUL2. The condition referred to is PREGNANCY— the meat, JIMA labia& Ruch is the srresistilge tetakney Yr the Medscine to - restore he usual functOns to a normal tend iron that seen the reproductive power of nature cannot rant it. Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read, an. company each box. Price 51. Sent by mail on enckeing $1 to Da ,-CORNIIIIIS Li Onwisaklm, Box 4,531, Basil Oilkie, New York Clty, _ ' • • Sold by one ? mggiatin every town In the United Mates IL B. HUTCHINGS, General Arsikfon the United States, 19 Broadway, New York, • o whom all Wholesale orderer should be adds "yd. _ Rohl in Harrisburg by 0. st...lignsvAnn. 0v29-dawl ' - B 17! THE BEAST, NORTON'S CI MkT 1 1 1 M 3EI ZT NOR SALT RHEUM AND SCROFULA, PERMANNNTLY CURED! SA= RHEUM, SCROFULA, SCALD HEAD, FEVER SOB,FB, RING-WORMS, BAR BEES' ANIY, ALL ITCHING OR BURNING SORES,AND ERUP TIONS OF THE SKIN., This Ointment bears no resemblance to cy oilier ex tarred remedy at present before the world. The mode o Its operation is welter. t Polx.gatee to the be* of the, disease—goes to Its nor sow ree—and-ccres it from the -Nob .beneath to , the Other outward applications for Scrofula, silt Rheum, opratidownward, thus driving thedisorder inwards, and Mod dodaninning torribin internal maladies.. Noumea Onainssi, on.the contrary; throws the poison of the disease upward, sod every particle of it is dir e~a thTuu the pores.. - - . . Thea the cures it effects Is complete. Not only are the sores heided—:the eruptions removed—the swellings re .duced—butltie mole of the disease are expelled from the flesh ; consequently there Carl be no relapse. Victims of ulcerous aud 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 evils you endure. Ingle box will satisfy y e a of the truth of all thatis here Since its first introduction, the properties of the Oint, meat have filusitested In the most obstinate cases—cases hat utterly , defied the hest medical skill in the country, and uprin which the most colebrated.healing- springs pro "duoed no effect—and in every. Instance with every ems . Rad iq LariC gotaes—Fria 50.17ents. GERRIT NORTON, Chemist, Proprietor, New York. . WHOM:ELLE DIM/ PIINFOLD, PARKER & MOWER 13, _ Wholesale Hruggists, lb Beekman:at., N. 1 Bold by Gio.Basarma, Harrisburg, Pa. marT-04wii A CARD TO THE . LADIES DR. DITPONOO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR. FEMALES. DraUlble m correcting,, regulating, and rem oviug all obstructions, from whatever cause, and al .. ways_isuocetiall as a preven• live. THESE PILLS HAVE BEEN USED DY the OMAN (or many years, both in France and America, with unparalleled- success in every ease ; and he is urged by,thany Mamma ladies who reed them, to make the Pins public for the alleviation of those suffering frpm any irregularities whatever, as well as to prevent an increase of family where health will.not permit it.= Females particularly, situated, -or these -supposing them. selves so, are, autioned against dude Pills- whilein that condition , asthey are curt to- producer miscarriage,: and the proprietorassumenlio - responsibility atter this ttdmo: aillea, although their mildness would prevent any inia: abbe tolllealth—otherwise; the. Pills ere :recommended. Full and explieit directions accompany 4sta-box. Price it 00 REF box. Sold wholesale and retail CHARLES A. LBANI4VART; Druggist, • No. 2 Jones Row, Harrisburg, Pa. "Ladies," by..thading him 21 00-to the Harrisburg Pont Ogee, can /MVO the Pills: ent free of thaervation to any putt ef them/entry (confideithally) and "tree of pee , tage, by -mail.' Sold anth by S. S. Brevus t Reading, JOHaIiaIia,.HOWITAT COWDlin, Philadelphia, J. L. Lam. wroth; 'Lebanon,- Dathar...H.,Bareserr, Lancaster; J. A. Wow. Wrightsville ; E. T. Maus, York ; and by one druggist ln every city and village In the Union, and by S. D. Hews, sole proprietor, New Yerk. N..11,L00k out forthomiterfeita. Buy no Golden little of any kind unless every box is signed S. H. Howe.- All others are a base imposition and unsafe; therefore, - as you value your lives and health, (to say nothing of be• leg humbugged out of your money)" buy only of those who show the signature of 5.,.D. Howe on every bog, which hes recently been added 'on account or the - 1111i being counterfeited. . de&dwaswly. THE GREAT ENGLISH ILEMIDYd sm. .tusOs CLAR4EI3 CELEBRATED FEMAI ; F `PILLS. Preiiirredfiie4 , ifiii4;r‘ lilies of mn J. rhea/Ana Extraorditurnt to glostauten.. 1111 InTaltlebie Medicine isimittliing in the cure et all •thooe paluitd and dangerous diseases to.wlitcth the female conatltutlon Is subject Ifmoderatesall - mots and re moves all obstructions, and a speedy- sure may be relied cam • TO MARRIED. rpiniEs It - to peculiarly suited. It will, tat short time, bring on the monthly period rich regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, beers the Government Stamp orGreat.arttain, to prevent Countertetta. CAUTION. These'/We'skonleirstee be taken by:fiessatee dtertv the 71RST 271 . 11tE1l MONTll4OrPitruitioy,a4theyarostoro to bring on Iltisoarrieige, Ind at any other Mae they , ars In ill.vases or NerSous and Ophad Ageetlenty Pain in the Back and•Limis, Fatigue on Opt exertion, l'elpits tion of ilia' Henit, gysterics and Whitey hese Pills wil eiNtet care when all other / ma= have tidied;.find al• though a poworfultemady, AO not contain iron, calomel, swath:way, or any7l4laLleartfulte the constientlen. Full_dleoutintutin.thaneanehlst around -each Package; Irldah should be ourultkili PF4Pervw• • N. 8.-41.06 1146 nelOgnsallnsinsedtanny by, will Ware ,s.r D,Fig!ss, 0 2 1 0 1111 . 1 .41' 1 0,PP0s • ' Ner.lads AL AaldirfaWa• 7Adairly laistellantous POPULAR REMEDIES, PZIiRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething, and SPALDING'S CE PLIALIC LEI for headache.- A fresh supply- received at KEE, LEE'S DRUG STORE, Where you can purchase all the saleable Patent Idedlcines of the day. 91 Market street, two doors east of Fourth street, South aide. APPLES APPLES ! ! 500i B ust r ß e ß ce E lved fr o o f m e superioryork State,APfliorEel at lowest cash price, by • - febn JAMES H. WHEELER. FOR RENT.—The Tavern Stand on Ridge ROA, now occupied by Samuel W. Roberts is °Oared for rent from the Ist of April next. Enquire of feb9-dtf MRS. BOSDIHN, No. 80, fourth Street. EDUCATIONAL. - A CONTROLLING RtRALENT OF NA TIONALITY is the system of education, in a coun try. "In proportion as the structure of a government gives force to public opinion, that public opinion should be enlightened ."—Waahing:en's Fantod{ A:Was. To this end the people in general should be educated into a correct and familiar acquaintance with the nature and principles of uur government and civil institutions. "OUR GOVERNMENT : An explanatory statement of the system of Grnment of the Country, &c • IdANU- L FOR SCHOO LS , ACADEMES AND POPU c LAR USE," Is a work which, with proper historical notices, gives the construction of the provisions of the Constitution of the United States and of those of the several States, as determined by judicial authority, or derived from stand ard writerd, Including• some references to administrative wa and practice, so as to show the actual working of our general system of Government. It Is free from speeds. Live or Wens, cuservailio (nits tendency, and calculated to cultivate the love of our country. It has - been used to a considerable extent,, in the EDUCATION OF YOUTH in different slates, add is recommended by Jurists, Statesmen and Presidents, and Professors of Colleges.— P r ice $lOO. Sold by . Df. IVICINNEY del Harrisburg, i's. PUBLIC SALE. TN PURSUANCE of au order of the '.Or phan's Court of Dauphin county, will be exposed to sale, on Sasalinal", the 9th day of Mawr, 1861, at BLOWS Hass, In the city of Harrisburg, at 7 o'clock P. tho following real estate, v 11: A certain hat of Ground in the city of Harrisburg, aforesaid, &mai& on Mulberry street about thirty feet, bounded by lots of Abagail Horner, Andrew Patterson, and running back from Mulberry street about two htuidred feet to Meadow Lane; whereon is erected a TWO STORY WEATHER. BOARDSD FRAME HOUSE, with back building attached thereto, and 'a Stehle' on the haek of said lot. Late the estate of Levi 130iisten's minors. Attendance will be given and-oonditioninf sale wade known by ' ANDREW PATTERSON, Guardian of Minors of said deceased. JNO. Tasman; Clerk 0. C. flbll-2td•alltw • STORE ROOM. _ - FOR RENT. HE STORE ROOM next to Ilia Court T Noose, late In the oconponey of Mr. Glover. Par- session given on the first of April. Enquire of 'jgo274 1. WYEITH. STATE CAPITAL BANK. CAMERON, COLDER, ERIC & CO. CORM EIMND AND WALNDI BM, HAN 111,gf - B.:1311,G, PENN. COAL REDUCED! Conautera of Coal Take Notloel COAL LisurEßßD TO ANY P 4127 OF 2! CITY UNITS BY TM PAM! WEIGH CARTS, 42 THE fozioware LOW &meg FOR ' CASH Lrnwes VAUU *IT ,CO4, CO per ton. . , " B i/zit gag 'MNA t at 92'90 per ton. " Laßue r.att92 90 per ton. " BROKEN' " at 12 ga per „ - .ltAzi7timen GOAL Cabil WUJIMIEWIIOI ETILLYBOAT, 13 00. ts 14 a goi c iu, $43 op. $215. Buono To coax; (rot ihalta!aoje)l . 2)g wits • a 1444. 2,000 audio's OATiI far aalowest Cash prtaas. A large lot of SlClPerlor Woaoai iati OAK *OO/1, for sale at the lowest rates. Agent for Du Pont'sDun and Blasting Powder, for sale aflilisulaoturer's prksis. • • ' . &al delivered trem both .yarda, at above rates, by /Wept Weigh Coat., which are Certified to by the ~ eaier of Weights and hieaaarea. Every consumer will please weigh their Ooal Oil delivery, end If It fall short 10 pounds, Ira! Wed the Oast A large, full and immolate 'steak of the best kinds of Coal ; always will be found on band. M. WEMELMR. ALL. PERSONS WHO HAVE any Affection of the .Lungs or. Throat. Or Chronic Disease' and wish to be - eure4 should , . Oensult - Da. Dritetarcr,, who bas.had "merry:' yearseilierienoo in different secUons of the Marsp.Srarete andOsaapa, and bas { ca r rel .: cases,ablob bad been frehtlia•Witliout benefit by_whai are esteo mad the beat Paysictin in the Mom, He has been in Harrisburg for maormonthe and has restored to health, invalids who had expended hundreds of do ll ars with PhYSiolans and Neat medicines. Be can refer to some of the best amities in Harrisburg, and can gife the names of persons in the city and nearly . all g l i s t r r,, t o s of the State, whom he has. cured 'or almost ere*, _ He demon ureteral° cure all digs:ines after the mari ner of come athierf7ratrig quacks, but will give •s. eaudid .opinion in regard to curability after. exanlinatlOn. The medicines of Dr. S. are vegetable, and deHvedfroni more Than a hundred sources while traveling. In Luse 'and Tinian tausies he has had . great success by means of his Ceram Came which may be taken by the Stomach Beware of Moen° and the Threat Burners of the old school.. In Oennentra OF FEMALES his 1311008119 has been re nisrk.ble, and he , has eared affections of the Ent and Zen said to be Wearable. ..121c STEW ART MUCUS cases of the follswtng, gym uP bY others : . .. . .. `Naoaetare, , itarturdrtgar, • Sosoptru,_ 'Mesas; - Inuit Coutirturr SWELLED Meat . 1 . itrivAr. Druarrr, DROPS r ,' ' , Yamthse Frrs, PRIVATE DAWNS, DYBPX4iIi, ' eRLTEL. (lancers removed by IMM 7:Elffelly pioeurettin:lkaada. When so requested Dr. 31irw.a.itr - ,erill* vitt patients at their residence. . In regard to guaittettions Dr. S: refers to Profaners Pancoast, Dangliion and Melge, of Philadelphia.' He also bogs leave to refer to Senators Ohms and Pugh; and Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio. _Patients or their friends should call at the Burma= Holm trom 9 a. in; to 6 p. m. Letters promptly attended to. fobl9•diw2w FOR RENT.-THE.DWELLING PART of the FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE No. 93 Market street. Possession given on the loser April neat. For partioulars enquire of Das& J. , 11. 'SIMON. MAPIRIA xi - TELSH, BROTHER'S OLD' RESERVE y WlNE'foll bodied and fruity. - In, store' arid ter sale by JOHN H. ZIMMER, MIS 'l5 Hoileet street. QSTORAGEI STORAGE I ! LYTORAGE received at the Warehouce nie4 JAMBS X WHEELER. • , ASSIGNEE'S N OTICE. - All persons _ indebted to the estate of Daniel Rhoadei Assignor, are hereby nodded to call . upon the Assignee and make settlement on or belbro Wednesday the 20th of !larch, as after that day the books nib be placed In the beelds.of A. J. .Hers Esq, for collection. EBY BYEMS, • MOON of D. shcisda. feblB-taw-(brae . GARDEN BREDA AFRESH A ND `COMPLETE assortment Jut reasvo and a. Isle PL 20 WM. POOK.M. &.80. : EXTRA SII-G A R 0 tr _ IXXat -,lllk iek - ;OP OM JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS, &C. ALFRED F. ZIMMERMAN di 001, O. 52 MARKET STREET, Hatririiito nrg, Pa.,opposite BIM'S Host and adJlNdlig to! O. Horn, having purchased the stock of E Jennings, and added a large assortment of NEW JEW ELRY, we will sell the same at the lowest cash Wee, anti solicit patronage. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly and promptly re paired and delivered. ALFRED F. FlEKRiumf & 00 Having disposed of my stock of Jewelry to A. F. Zim merman & Co., I cheerfully recommend them to my for mer customers as practical and experienced Watch Makers, and solicit for them a continuance of the patron age which has been so generously extended to me during the last sly years. jan29 EIMER F. JENNINGS. At the Ninth Ex Maims of the Masa. Charitable Mechanic Atmeiction, 1880, MESSRS, CHICKERING do SONS WERE AWARDED THE GOLD - MEDAL FON TIM BAST GRAND, SEMI-GRAND, & SQUARE PIANO-FORTES ; AND 13131 MILT 11113110 K, A SILVER MEDAL, FOR MB BEST UPPIGHT PIANOS, W Si. KNOCHE, SOLE AGENT FOR THE RILE OF THESE FLAWS, No. 92 NAIDEICT ST., HARRISHINIG. tebtl-dtf ririllE UNDERSIGNED has opened hie 1. LUMBER OFFICE, corner of Third Ansa and Shwa berry alley; near Heree Rotel Atee—TWO ROOMS with folding dooro To mr, Nita ble ffir &lawyer's office. Pone:mien can be bed imme diately. W. E. MURRAY. Auo—HORSES AND OARRIAGEI3 to hire at tho wee offide. feb4 . „ , Cure .Otiogh, Odd, Marmon, infin O S3W 4/ t„. taaa, any Irritating or &Mat of `-' 0 ' as 2hroat, 'idiom we Hacking @finki GH IA 1, cowl in suman% Brom. v " chair, Asthma, and Catarrh, e c 7. Clear and go: strength to );?oC\\‘V the voice of PUBLIC) SPEAKE BY and SEWERS. Few are aware of the Importance of checking a Cons or oCominon Cold" in its i>(9t stage ; that which In the bagirming trona yield to a mild remedy, it neglected, soon attacks the Lungs. "lIRCIWYB BRONCHIAL 121.418U18,' containing demulcent ingredients, allay Pulmentwy and Bronchia Irritation. TROCHES', TRACES ;re:•): I:4=1 TROCHES SNKMMEMN aBROWNS TROCHES', BROWN'S utiocines BROWN'S TROCHES meows I ThOdELESI TROCHES BK. WPM TROCHES' &led Schools for Boys and Girls. FRONT STREET ABOVE LOGITAT. TEE 'Fall term of ROBERT WELWEEB JIL School for boys, will open on the last Botany In August.' The room Is well ventilated, comfortably Pu nished, and is every respect well adapted for. school OAT/ URINE M'ELWEE'S School for &hi t Waled in the came balldingl will open for the rail term at the came Wad. The room has been elegantly fitted up darleg the vacation, to promote the Mahn and comfort of echobre. janal-dtf U. S. FLAGS OF ALL SIZES AND PRICES, on hand and manufactured to order, at SUMNER'S •CHELP BOOKSTORE, febtB 51. market &rent. SALMON, No. 1, HERRING, No. .1, COD FISH, No. 1, MACKEREL, No. 1.. Of be above we have all the different tined packages from the vatv,to the BMWS le wore and for wile al Ole mese mar kat rage!. febl6 Wit. DOCK, .le. 6i CO. FIRST MASS GROCERIES LARGE ARRI:VA'I, "Ur AVLNG JUST RETURNED from the Eastern eitia3 where we have selected with the GRIATEBT cum a large' and ceniplete assortment of at. Parlor goods which embrace, anything kept hi the bast city grueeriett, we respectfully and cordially invite the public to call and examine our stook and cortex eon num& fob 6 WM. DOCK JR. & CO FRESH ARRIVAL OF Komoarr, BRAM, SAMT GRITIT, *oxoNy, On.onte.Coen, arum PRO, -4tEsit, MARROW-FAT . BUSS, • Rims Pees, ire , Ate. Just received sod for lOU at the LOWZOT OAK TRXRI. itt.l/3 WW. DGOK JB. & CO. SCOTCH WHISKY. ONE .PUNCHEON : - of PURE SCOTCH WElRtrjest reoefreo and for saleby JOHN H. ZIEGLER, jeenl • 73 Market Street. CITY 121CiNXIS FOR SLA.E. ONE OR TWO CITY BONDS of-$5OO. each, Veering B per emit, interest, befog.% iao imod Inviatment. Apply to . feb4 Smd W. H. V.BABNIKS. DENTISTRY-. THEendersigked, DOCTOR OF DANT.4I. SiJRGSBY, has returned and resumed his practice Btato street opposite the "Brady House," where be wilt be pleased to attend to ail who miardeeke:tes. sex vices. reeP2'o B. M. GILDER, D. D. S. MOURNING. G ODB OF _EVERY DXSORIZnoN-. olsery, Gloves, Pattotlests, to large gaaMatles,. Great assortinentor gmlwaiderien: A- t Ladles Underwear, different slava sult,d qualny. Gentlemen's do do , gisSivie I do do Soya' do . - Mans, Ceastmeraa,,Gattetta.4einati And eterYttiltit Men end BoYa wear. Gentlemeitelthaltle Ali godda; - sitliatt , Alstinctlonlkityle oi (panty, will be told at a very slight advance, abelat's Lima Ott of .Importalloa. OATHQMIT eROTHER, - Ngxt" door to S.ae llarrlslairg Gent - • -bfarkgit Square ``FOR`• ATERA-14 EINFORTABLE W E.LLDIO iu Wawa parts or this city. Stabling at- Wiarte'" thedi • P oWssion gWen the ant .f 0244°) MA& MWN, • ,x~;~r._ ,_ ~-.~ Lltisullaii aus NOTICE. FRANK A. MUILIitAY "That trouble la my the nimpalso are- =ur whim ) harang made me Often a mere whisperer." BROWN'S • N. P. WILLIS, "I recommend their use to Pabito Speekera." . . BROWN'S UV. /11: H. CHAP/ 1 0 1. “Have proved extremely Berviceable for Homeeneee." REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER. "Almost Instant relkeht the distritising la's& or breathing peculiar. tO Asthma." REV. A. 0. EGGLESTON. "Dentate no Opium or starting !glum. one." DR. A. A. HATER, BROWN'S BROWN'S Chemlet, Boston. "A simple and pleasant combination for Coughs, &a." M:r~rli~ DE. G. F. BIGILOW. Boom. "Beneedal hi Bronchitis'. pi. J. F. W. 1.0.11, Boma. "r have ng Cough." proved thew lent . excel du Whoopi REY. R. W; WARNER, Basta. ‘Benelledel trout Co when ld." compelled to spat, ufferftet REV. 5.4. P. ANDERSON, St. Louts. "Zabotsal is removing Hoarseness mat I irrttattoa of the Throaty to common welt Spatters slid SingeraJ , Prof. M.. STACY JOHNSON, Teacher of Huge; southern Female &Wenn. BRO'WN'S "Grad benefit when takes before awe after preaching, se they prevent Titiarso neon. From their past street, I think they will be of permanent advantage to me." REV. Z. ROVVI.SIY President of Athena College-, Tenn. iterSoiti by aII Druggists at 25 cents& box. 'nev2s.daw6 m ' -IEMISME I SHAD, No. 1, SW
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