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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 19
MARKET SITREET
HARRISBURG, PENIY A.
DRUGGISTS, PRYSIOIANI3, STORE-
KEEPERS AND CONSUMERS,
We are deity ta.tmr aemortment of
goods all mob art lee slam desirable, and
would rompeottidly, Mlljoir attention to the
largest and beet selected stook In this city, of
DRUGS, 01IPLIOALS & PAINTS,
Oils, Vim"lalliaa and Also,
Dye Main and Put*,
Artlat 001,014•6 and Tapia
fours around Ilpiara,
Burning Fluid and Alcohol,
Lard, Speak and Floe 0111 a,
dottiaa Vials and Limp Okiboa, :
Curdle Soaps, Spoilers and Cork*,
ito., as., do., dm., &a., dm.
%Mb a metal variety of
nioumuly Tatum ,A,ETICIJA
Wolfed fryni. the tieet linanfiloturera and Par
tumors of Europe and rkdaioolmtry.
Being very large 'declare in
PArtiTB,j*BITE
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WINDOW Gl4/03, &NW'S
COLORS, PAINT AND
BRUSHES
IN ALL THEIR TABIETIEB,
COLORS AND BRONZES
OF ALL KINDS,
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We respectfully invite a call, feeling confi
dent that we can ripply the tants of all on
tome to their eatbdeotion.
TEETH 1 TEETH 1 1
JONES AND MUTES 'ORc:3I4AIN TEETH.
PATENT MEDICINES 4ND HAIR
RESTORATIVES
of all kinds, direot from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Oonoentrated Lye 1
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, which we
sell as low as it can be purchased in the cities.
THAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS,
COAL OIL!' VotiRBON OIL 1 1
Being large purelassere in these Oils, we am
offer inducements to close buyers. Coal Oil
UmPll Ahe: moat very
cheap. All Nude ot , lamps , changed to burn
Ooal Oil.
FARMERS. AND GRAZIERS,
Those of you who two pot Oxen our HORSE
AND CATTLE POWDEIII3 a trial know not
their superiority, and the wlyantap they are in
keeping Horses and Cattle healthy and In good
condition.
Thotu3ands can testify to the Odd they have
derived from the use of mg Cattle Powders by
Lnoreasing 'quantity and spalitj of mint:
besides; IMProring• the general health• and ap
pearance of their Cattle.
o ur l ong experlerk, in the Imbues gives us
the edvantage•of'a.thorough knowledge of the
trade, sod i 'isiiiirniogermOtein the oltlee are
inch that wwean la • very abort time furnish
anything appertaining to Our buOnees, on the
bad of term.
I( ktioicfcie for the pin* pittiockior be:Wowed
on our hon.*, we lope . . by ttriot liettention to
bulkiest a %W O' 'selection of
ivOltZ 'DRUGS.
fldmee.,r Preset and tbil
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inisuilancons
SOMETHING mon VALUABLE
THAN SILVER OR GOLD,
IT WILL BisTonE THE WEAK,
EINSTATE THE moo IN ALL ITs ORIGINAL
VIGOR:AND PURITY.
PROF. 0..1. WOOD'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
BLOOD ItesTOVATOR.
'td 'ltitrovt.ll ditiiiiist.lng• aid seritith
gotogitth tfitat powers. t vro revividea,, , rehittateei
aid renews the blood in all its original parity, and tilos
nr i ,4 1 44 'rem the qs.ot Wainer/Me to attacks
o fly thipatatioki eVer oared to die
*Odd 'ftpottlthir form 'soiwto bo'wtthin the•reach of
Ito ohlintosity ,nt g oily oombined es. to .the
me* Mele' %OW "yet se perfectly adaptit es to
get La Ponbil ulth the etWe of - mite* and
bete* ettettle , the iteekist stomach, and .ltine up the di
plitalenrgene, and Obi/ lit net epaseudfAher-irrilattolp.
ie altio perlectly ezhlloraung in de erientet and yet it is
never folloseed by leesithee or deprettelon of eptrits. It
ts composed entirety of vegetables, Mid those ttaireitsbly
consenting powerM Lode ned'.eombine Properties, and
consequently cot never- Wore. • de a sore provender
end care of .
cONRIMPIIO_ littrtEr%lNnia ,
PiePWA - , LoO" •AP ITE, rAl,w r l / 4 1Bi l
NEAVOUA_IRRITABILIpit, NICRIALGIA, p_*l.•
hump op- TEN REAM KILO
ofigcnpoQUONND 6 O,NI T
s Tifo LANGUOR, D 1 S,
AN - AEG TSAI' CLANS OIF CA.
sal 80 FMAINSIILLT FATAL
DALLIS? J7iNALN
W es& MISS AND
lERKDDLAIII.
Tinsi is NOTatou rra EQUAL
Also, Litrgr berangeMmite 'tit litittddlty, and Liver
Oomplaist,' Mimeses of tbit Kidneys, or any genera de.
magmata ofWm Winery miaow . •
ketlttitatAtaly curable debility toltowfae CHILLg and
ltv:vgßy but prevail* 1111 . 4taidke arising from Klaimatie
talthentes, and care the disallow at once, if already at-
TIteiIIILEREI should' hove* bottle with. Mum, 118 tt in
fallibly prevents any deleterious, consequences folkwing
upon *Muse of cltlrite and *Her.
As It leivents oostiVettaturatigengthons the digestive
organs; It should be In thahltuileof Alt persoosof sedeo
tarnitailie.
not accustomed to out-door exercise, should
slwayi OM It. ' ' ,
MOTHERS should use it, for it is a pertect relief. Moo
at Or two halbre the ltani , trial, she will peas the
dreoptful period with pertain
.. 1 a andsafety.
There Is no : e about it.
THE COW AL is Ai 'ol.qua vox
MOTIONS; TRY IT!
And to you we appeal, to detect the illness or deceits
notably ofyoue daughters before It be too .14e, Mit also
tb
Youiltes and husbands, r while the former from fal-e
deadly, often go down to -a prematore grave, rather
than let thejrcondlilon beitnowitin time, the latter are so
°lieu tented up with Ihe'exeitenient of busineas, that 1111
were nip - for' you ; they are, would travel lb 'the same
goirewerd path until tt Is too late to arrest their rats!
ISO tboaboilket okilotri vigliall4 and 40101tWa
oonnuently appeal, far We are sere jour perar4alUng
stridden nill.usernegly'point you to Professor WOOD'S
RIMORATIVE OORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR is
the remedy which should be always oil hand to time of
need.
head what the Press lay after thoroughly tenths tie
matter, and ito moven'have
PROF. WOWS It 'OORDLAL—It le too
corded to Mello' that Psyche was (We seat Sew olintasc
warmer than the West Indies to procure a sample of the
beauty of Proserpthd in a box Alter 110D20 delay the
messenger returned; and ea-soon or the' lid of the boa
was removed 'oeit Bewail the Ills that 'Rah Is heir to.—
Fortunate!, IlePti'Wen Rau* In:the...bottom o>; the.. box.
PIO. Wood's Reatoratite Cordial re vive the recollection
of the story, for it.inVigoratterthe bleed; lads the organs
of digestion, imparts strength:L*lM nervous system, ant
forides the citadel of health, so as to bid:defiance to the
assaults of disease. it Is a healthy Wale, composed ea
'Moly of vegetable productions and while It is esollath-
Wm as pure wino; no *pylons resells can pinsibir
Ira use it le a deidderatutialn'the medical world, and
those who are afflitlad with loeirof Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Consumption, Faints**, 9iddlasse, Neuralgia, Patella.'
Con of the Heart, Sa y will he, a end an *fallible panacea.
St- Louis Duly Repro/ie."
PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL and BLOOD
RENOVATOR Is, without doubt,the-best Dude Cordial hi
tits world. To those who are suffering 'freengeneval
Why we would recommend its um; for,-while it is pleas
ant to the lade, it is a:rena:moth& to the ostensaad
will at Once tend to *move ail Unpaid*, of the b lood,
end eradicate all traces of , dame& it can be taker by
the weakest stomach, while time: in good health will
Mee foetal extulartalug power. We are coatident that
after using one bottle of Ithhkoordlal none will be for a
day catboat, it,- , clow York Leader." '
A PURR, HEALTHY Teruo, and one . Tres hem •th
deleteriods and injurious Meets sore to,. fellow those in
ordinary use, has long been felt to be adesideratum in
the medical world. Such a tante, and one so skilinaly
combined front the vegetable Megdein as tolieein per
fect accardancewith the laws of nature, and Hues soothe
the weakest 'atemitch i end at the same . time allay -est'
!sus and other irritant**, and lone up all the Mane el
which the hum ,n body 9t otiow=, is' offered In P ro t.
Wood's Ennotative Cordials.* Renovator. Renee,
It la perfectly adapted to rid and young. .Readee,.trylit.
Tbousands bows already done so, and the fueetlooetty Is
uulvereal i g favor.--" New York Adm."
PROF WV RESTORATIVE' CORDIAL AN
COOD OVAT Garb of Caineria Thibillty;or
Weakness arida& from
mose,Miso Dyspepsia, Merv
mums Melt. Sweats, ./mitdent 'Consumption, Liver
Complaint*, ilthinutnetta, Loss of APpethe, Female Weak
nee*, in all int aftm, also, to prelent the of
disease, Is caresieo the best and moat agreeable ocedial.
tonic and Renovator elm efrorwito the ainiCter4Ao4
chemically combined as to , be the most powernu tonic
ever known to meeical'eedoide. *Rader, try it It wits.
no - tow mon. We hAVene'besitilion to reediumeading
it, ulna we know it to be a dife,:piesaant, and' Mrs 11) . .
misdl for the Megan enumerated ..-" Hew York Dlic
pla t a
.111
Befbre uoUoing a patent medicine, we have to be our
tam that it will prove iteelf to be all that It isfreenn
mended. And we would say. OW She Restorative Cdr. , '
dial and Blood Ressovaint qt Prof . Wood will stand the
teat folly, and. is fact, it le without any doubt the first
article in market the porifyinvbe Blood and sttamidieb.'
mg the system. We have no talks In redstamendiag
Its use to all,“The New•Terher." •
WOK TO YOURSELF IN TaLF...-row rainy In mute
quanta of a tale delicacy &inn' supp t
reaePlial
ful, or obstructed 'ammonia'', and think bent tat,
age imam that brand.by ware will Work !tapir oak
from obstructions, and all mama right in th end, little
dreaming that the seeds of death are alread y &eradia
ting in the system. beemisd" the Vital energies' are idi.
Paired, and the *Dare animal economy deranged, debta
tated; and yet, aweless of thentseivis as .ther aro, if a
remedy . ware at before them which would rattan a 1 the
functions of the system, and reinvigorate ta. body , they
would'take WI
and W' ba time to mom& Mit' Iva:L i --
Puebla, think of this, and at once give them a bottlea
Prot Wood's Restorative Oonibil and Blood Renovator,—
uThe New York Conner. ,,
0..1 WOOD, Proprietor 444 'Broadway, New York,
and 114 Market Street, 81. Lollar, No.
agy- At No. - 444 Broadway, all the Tangly and Patent
llettainee constantly pb baud, allay, treia and. gepttilitt
Pord & Macomber, Wooldngton Avenue, Sole WS,
or Alboy; Dr IL Snell, agent for achenected_y.
Sold also by A. D. Bonds It Co., corner of 'Fulton and.
Wiliam streets. • Jadifirso au*
• ----;--- CHAS. F. RIIIIPP, ' .
- .
-.4...0ikw • no C
FOriltrif, - szaw
\'‘. 1141010,
PRIL•DILPHIA, •
AT Tag OLD , MIND. •
Whotomtit and Retail liztoofacturor Of
Port bloamttea s cab's and Puma; Dritaing Qom,
Molloy Wats, Itettoolos,. ' Cftor Ouse,
Banker , ' Cases, Leather Asp, WritlngDialos,
Pftk el itegkl, Port Folioi, • Ell %olio, .1to:
oot3-wly
LANCASTER J3ANKTNO TES
icror.4NTriziro. •
EvaIut.L.IIIMItEDI6II4I43` 4 4
J o * et the Lapeuter Batik, Aphkill,
Tears sleet ere wanted , For - win' the' nu
Affitrai '
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE '
arceilSz
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TMB
HARRISBURG, PA., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 2, 1861
New 2breffisemitts
STEAM ,'WEEKLY
BwrivEks NEW YOB%
AND LIVERPOOL.
. • .
ANDING AND EMBARKING PAB
SENOIIItist QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) Theliver•
pool, New lock and Philadelphia Steamship company
Wend. despataktrig ,their full powered Clyde•buUt I ou
Steamships as folloirs
CITY CiF WASHINGTON, Saturday, 4th May; CITY
OP MANCHESTER, Saturday, 11th May.; CITY Or ELL
TIMORR, Saturday, 18th May ; and every Saturday, at
NO4)0, from Pier 44, North Silver.
REM OW PABOAGO.
nisi CABIN . $76 O'.lBBRBGl6.: .. ... $BO 00
do to London $BO 00 1,3 do to London-138 00
UMW*
I.tiordim, Aatwirp: Occ_. -•
Mr Alison' 1019ttlog to. briutwattbeir friends °mbar,
tickets beta at the fbiluwing rates, tolgew York Frani
Gbraroxa or, Queenstown i let Cabin, $26, $B6 and 1106.
!Waage tr. Gleerpool 140 00 irrbat Queennow 0,
$BOOO.
Thaw Stesuwes• Atast superior scocuatriodatione for
twenwitere. Sad earn': experienced Surgeons. The.) , are
built In Water-tigbt Iroalletions, apd , bare Paten Fire
tardhliators uebnard: FOr farther. Information tpply
at tbs•Ctunpaars Oakes JNO. O. DALE, meat,
ap9941 AC , Beuedatity, New York.
Or o.o ,; OPlWOrmnsi , Nous, Eblrrisbara •
A WNINDS sewed sat the- ofiloe of the
MINIUM! A WILSON SRWING NAOHINS 00:,
apti.S•ed - Third and Martet Sweets.
ST.. LOUIS HOTEL ,
,
CHESTNUT ST.; ABOVE THIRD,
- 'PHILADELPHIA.
IN the immediate neighborhood of , the
'Jobbing Reuses •on Marta. Mid and Umtata
Streets. the Banks, Pat OSee, slenshants' *xotioniM,
am., 410.
tars BOTH ON TEI
ANTE]! IC AN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
WARD MR DAY.... $1.60.
Dinner btAiWni 1 and. a &Moo*, 60 cant.. Nulls
room fro:kW ants upward...
A drat c.asts Restaurant attached, Prams Aotototttl to
Ells of Pails. •
The City tars take tasseogero from any'Statlon to. Or
domain the Hotel. • -
WirEngitsh, French, German and Spentshrpoken.
a .1 Sal
- ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
• • • •
ItbARDING. • • . S C E ROO
• "OR 10112GV - .ItEN AND. BO*.
MOUNT JOY. LANCASTIR,t - COUN'TYi PA
qtUDENTS prepared tor CotteFe or bug
),..)noes Loestmn . pleasant, healthy and easy of no
was ivy Pennsylvania Railroad. For otrovalars email
ing terms Re., address the Prlaelpal
apb•letdentw R. L. KOMI,
WAR ! WAR ! ! WAR !! !
TO AIMS ! TO ARMS V!'
POWDER ! POWDER I !
1 -0 PONT'S oelebratel GUN 4,141-
itrarcnratoia - ,131 othek rtiwSie aaa ?dee
man At:Saran by F. I. DU 'PONT, DR NEHOUR... , ' & CO.,
Wilmington, Del. For axle at .mauufacturer prices, by
their Bout, JaMEe if. WREM.F.R,
Harrisburg:fa:
Orders rocelvtd at, warehouse, to any extent, for lap.
plying the Mato Iteglinects, CoMpanies, &c. ' apll
, F.IGAL,CII-61 MIT-4.41.4131-fit
G. •S. , HARRIS, •
ITN:T.CYN FLA. Ca .
NIA NUFAO T 0 RY,
S.
E. CORNER FOURTH AND VINE STS.,
PHILADELPHIA
Unlted States Flags or all alma, both Mailln and Bunt
m'arrafactUred and sold, ' ar29-841
°slam os iac Lrioras) VSLira Co*. Co„
New York April 6, 11161. J
Tag Animal Meeting of the Stockholders
11 end an election for seven Direlters of the Lykens'
Valley tbal Otitopiny be held hi Philadelphia at the
osiA of EDWARD GKATZ,NO. 2 :loath TtO itreetioc
Aftwaday, AlotiliA clay of May nal, it 10 o'clock, A. 11..
The po'la will open at 10 o'clock end close st.-2 o'clock,
A.. Ai, . WY. HAWKINS
•
iiAsitoo.ou
THE DR. KANE REFRIGERATOR
. .
F`HIS oupericir: REFRIGERATOR, to
-I.l'6oer .srith savant other allover sty*, may-be
ftleud at theflutauradlry, at 0=148.1141y low Weal,
Also, a grim variety 01 ita kooteßs, dupe
tier &dab' ' •
Y & - PAABON 0 ,1 .
Cot , Loots and Pear streets, philastelphla.
aprilll3,:, m .
Ojpici or tuaLmuura , Uttar RAILROAD & COll I
New Yea, AprX 8, 1801. '
HE :Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
and an eleatienthava , Predawn, -.even Managers,
AR hearetawy and Vaeaserea.ea the Lykene' Va•ley
Railroad and Coal Company ha held ta•Phitadelbhla
at ,the 'etleaot. XDWARD'altlel2; No:2 &anti 7th street,
Ist . lam*, the' Otti day of May not it 10 teeliele Id
Mayotte will open at 10 , coelotat aadetise it 2.oleleelt
P X, . Xlll. ainans,
iissuite : :R.l9tuy
. .
a. IP. I.llt la 3Th T MC
THAVALINt? AGENT OF Tipt,
Oa T - LINE.:
OLD. TRANSPQRTATION LINE
in still in sogooMitd operant*, and prepared to carry
Ireight as LOW as any other Individual line between
Philadelphia, fierriliburg, Babbitt'', Leadsbarg;
port; Jerserahons, Loornevisti,' and all palate on the
NorSiternssho e ,
and. Erie, and Williams- .
port and Elmira italireeits.. , .
Agent stHarrisburg,
' D. A: )113BNCII.
'43oo4ll.etit to PescoticzeLiv*HlNCHlLLN, , Nos. 808
and 410 Idartetotrostosbovirldittb, by 4 o'clock, P.M.
1 . 1 4 1 ssrav4. 41 ElniabM.Tai rem ter' de l i , Ta us 143xF '
inoslug. F.
ape U • ' • Travail/ Arm,
WANTED TO P.IIRO4ASE. '
A:WO EiTtlaT ASE•
toli* 45:014%:locatid la a roapeotable;pelgtibbr
or witch pooseasion wilt mot 'a* 'waited nit algal
mob Appl TEIIB OFFICE.
STONE FOR SALE.
,
B vI LDING erox.s . of Stone suitable
foitwrnpikleig purpeeis will tie delivered to any
'port of the clq . , or its vtalifty. .4.ppiy to
initEr 'WM. COLDER, JR.
rOE BALE
LII(Old One to Five litindtvori Dollars •
worth of err DONA). Noquire of
C. 0. ZLMMNIIIIAN,
morn 2B South Second, ou sel. No., .
The Wog Oheetze Aoadquiy,
T VQEt3T OHESTER, PA. , within two
bowie ride from Philideipbis by the PaimLYlTa
itie:Oeittekl or. the west Cheater, iiireoi :A* 0,1 44 7( 1' 1 re
sume pluo diaties of
; the'TIIMER TERM on the Illta OCT
lifav ]pri'antologil ten on the Lair OCT' OP SzPva4,,
Abe *stioa; thwirotte, le in tession during the
MOIRA NONNI& Its art mitred at aSrliMe 5
paggertypeyre4riPmft. , :u• *ramie n amble, tridents
nognekervui shifts et tte:t f ocloca. The French,
German add i4panW lanimegeortie -taught bly'Neidve,
Ronan hettrodebots , ': For =meth% WE"
tK. 7t..WY.L.h(.,riltintege. '
, 1 . 1 14 - 0 11 4 19*Pir,.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
S PECIFICATIONS adopted by the Coon- -
.
ti Commisalenere of the coUntles or Dauphin and
re. r.), for the building and construct,. n or a Public
Road, as recited Lin the Act or Assembly. the f Bow
ing words, to wit
:atones 1: — That M.' Cdnadssioners Or - the - several
COllll ties of Dauphin sod Perry era hereby authorisut
and instructed, immediately atter the passage , at tat.
Art, to lap ontand coustruct agood sod substantdd load,
commendog at a point near where the Turnpike i ftridge
crosses the Susquehanna 0. nl, to Waits towuebto, Per
ry county ; and running along Towing,Path of said Canal,
such dist LLICB IS will enable 11em to strike the Turnplk
oi Road towindil vauphio coney, veer Ouncanis Barn,
at not to interfere with sa.d Towing Path so sago ob.
4truct navigation or otherwise.
peowgglt. ?hat the several .sestina through , Which
Win haunt passes WIU beeutltled tie pay forthe =beg
of only as much of the same aspasem through Its own
tertltorlr.
... it re Km
..toronyto,4oll 13t0,1880."
raZtraert O. tfes the tts a u b rb ve di,travAecttuloithpte
rd tierfollowing &poetic/alone, to wit
lei. Meat the said Road shah be made and construct
ed to Maid accordance with the Han or Prefile tow on
ale in the ofil:et of the County Comettodoners respect
'lief,' hinted. The material used inesthe et a Babette
tial denoription, snob at earth, gravel, or both; of which
skate may form a component part.
Red. The said Road will be let lathe lowest, resa.oe
elate bidder or bid Jere, by the cubic yard; rip-rapping
laeduded.
U. Proposals will be reogven .dt3 Commissioners
of Perry county, at their Mice, in BlM:anti.id, arid also at
the °Mee of the edamlsslenere of Dauphin county, 111
darrisburg, up to MONDAY, THE 20th DAY OF in AY,
at .6 o'clock, P. If , 1861. Ali proposals to be indorsed
on a blank apealltcauun, which May be bad on *pilaw.
tket to eaber of said offices, by letter or otherwise. Said
a )ntraot arta be awarded au the 2lst day of May, at 10
Aback, A. IL, at the Juactlat House, on Dune:min
•iAlt proposals must ea sealed." Terms will be
agreed upon on the day of letting.
Out* Tanis.
2,218
332
1,99?
168
Vilangiep In Dauphin gleamy__
Kip romping
Hl int/ up , in Perry county... .
RIPIVIAng in "
tbe hallowing communication is hereby ordered to be
pabilshed, anis to De anuemil to the soli epenillootto
ej eke Commissioners oforeasid :
OPTIO4 Op. StIRARIXTRRORA 01
Wsief FINANCE AND r:I7BIOIIZASNA. CANAL CoMPANT,
Northumberland, Merck 18, d. D, 1861.
001416,910111211 OF DAORICIMIC,IMIrt :
eisanmen :--J. A. Gamble, Prosidentof this Company,
his based a permit to the lock-tender, at New Buffalo,
trialiow you to boat material, tat free, fir a road over
linpes Gat, at the Junction. Re has also directed me
td llit up the embankment at the Turnpike Bridge at the
same piece; which will be dons icc soon as the mend is
nesigsble Respecif illy yOura, kc.,
J. DIEFFENBACHER,
General Superintendent
JOHN S. MUSSER,
JACOB BERM,
GEO. GARVERICH,
Commissioners of Dauphin Co.
Attest—JossPn Muria, Clerk.
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- • PITBLIO NOTIOE.
' *ICE ie !Araby given "Iltit ietteles
tebtamentery on the Wale or Dr. DawsrA L. Orth ,
tate of the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, deceased,
have been duly granted to th e subscriber who resides
in wild city. Ail parsons hiving claims ur demands
against the estatref said dcaudent are hereby requested
to make .sown the same to the subscriber without delay.
ap29-ltd-etw ' HARTER L'ORTH, Executrix,
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD I
:IVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Phe Istisonger trains or the Pennsylvania Railroad Cow
puny will , depart! from and arrive as Harrisburg: said
ohiladelphia es follows
=2
i•HROUNH IXPRIHiI TRAIN leaves Harrisburg, at 1.16
ro. lel arrives at,West Philadelphia at 6.10 a. m
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at 8.20 a al.. au.
trrives at West Philadelphia aL10.05 a. m
PAST MAIL TRAIN leavea •Elanisburg at 1.16 ut
%ATM" at West Phtlestelpbla at 6.10 , p. is.
iliese trains make close connection at Phuadetpubt with
es New York LIDOS
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 1, via Mount Joy,
leaves Harridan, at 7.30 a. tn., and unveil at Wea k
.tuladtd?Oia 80 p. ut.
tairawitake AccommomerzoN TEA LPs, rla. Cohem.
iata, leave' Harrisburg a 4.10 p. and arrives at West
xt 9 25 p. ca. • • 1
ACtIiIIitODATION TRAIN, No. 2,' 1a Noma Joy;
leaves Hamisbury al 4.20 p. m. oonnooting at DWer.
ville with HARRISBURG ACCOMIAGDATION TRAIN, ail
arrives M Waal Philadelphia at p. m. ", •
TRHOUGH MCPREM TRAIN leaves Philadelphia' at
10.45 p m., Harrlab.otg =at 8.05 a. m, /hooka 8.05, ar.
rwas at M 114040114 4 40 .1 ) . tu•
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rhiladalphia at 7.80 n.
11 rrisburg Lto p.m, Altoona, 7M5 p. aruk 'reties
At Pittsburg at 12.20 p.m. . .„
FA2I LINE lame Philadelphia at 11.40 a. in., Hard&
burg 4.05 p. m, Altoona 8.40 p. m,, and arrives at Plitt
burg at 1.00 a. M.. - :
HARRIXBUIte ACOMINODATION TRAIN leaven
etulidelOhla at 23i p. m., tanciater 6.05 p. 031-
umblark4op.m.; and ailing as Hantsburg 8.08 ih.M.
A,COOMMODNIION TRAIN, Maven Philadelphia at 4.00
p. m , I;anearter 7.44 p. m„Mount Joy 8.28 p. in., Tuna.
bettdown, '8.48 pr m., and arrives at .Harrisburg at
5.45 p. m.., 5 .
Attention - In called to the hit, paascaMeis leaving,
.I.lloadelphia,Ms , 4.ooiP..an., , aomiec_t 1a I 0 te r 9Sith.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION THAW, and arrive at
Harrisburg at ;9.4 t 5, "k. '
. " - ' 114110111. D. YOUNO, .
; • s..tlgpt. East. Div. Saana.fitatiramt.
Itssigneeeffialp of Real Estate..
SUBSCRIBERS will sell by public
.Oldery,at the court Econse, at Harriaburg, on Bator
day the 15th da,y - 01 Jane next, at two o'cicir,
The MOM oriohn Seitioroionalsting 0f. , 186"
acres, :Amsted Sesquehanna township, about three
miles from Harrisburg, adjoining lands of John H. Vox.
John Zinn and others.
ihrre are erected on the Firm a *go Two Story Shane
HOMO, a Bank'Bern, Tenant Hones, Stabler, &o,
. There to she a )ante orchard of apple, rear peach and
cherry User or choice varieties in einellent bailing or-
Aloo, veineof good Lime Stone, which him
heein and can be worked to advantage. '
Tbe property will be sold lb a body or in parcels torrid
muchasera ; and thv sale, be peremptory .
Conditiona.One fourth the`purchase 'Whiney to be
Kidd WIWI% one week of she dal' Or, adeeithe% PXil*M
e.oe will begivPn, subject to a lease running to the let
of April next. The purchaser to be entitled, to doo - holf,
the crop ; one , fourthlSlVftliret- day of October, the
residue -aritheleCirifiApill.'.. Thertwo, laatlitaPPeoto to
t r y,interest froca the days 44 sale, and tobe t Wishes
.; Oflrt 1 010 1 449 be VI lbflifild o tttf 4 1 1*M a 413 AZ
I"fkLPP:47‘l l : l7 :7 , ,v - - 1171M :1 1 0) Ine 6:746 TEN, ' °
' Whited mi - the fin; in
trr tro r# to lAA
fraPitT r Ark, r•-• • *or. r g'
Neu) abvtrtistmtuts
Aggregate
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
ON AND AFTZR
hIONDAY, APRIL 16th, 1861
VASTWAAD.
W ESTWARD.
Chre Cettgrapo,
HARRISBURG, PA
Tharsdny Afternoon, May - 2, 1861
Prom 'Mir Morning Editton.
BY TELE&
THE WAR FOR THE UM,
A Secessionist Arrested
for Treason.
THE INDEPENDENT RANGERS AT WORK
The New Postmaster - and Oolleotor
Entered upon their Duties,
The New Collector and. Postmaster at
Baltimore Display the Stara
and Stripes.
Singing of the Star Spangled Banner.
9,760 yards
FORT M' HENRY RY REINFORCED
Exiles in Washington.
LATER FROM ANNAPOLIS.
The Union Feeling at Baltimore
JUDGE BUBO OF TEE CRIMINAL COURT
' DENOUNCES 'TDB RIOT
His Charge to the Grand 7nry on the
Subject.
THE DUTY OF THE GRAND JURY
EXPLAINED:
Later from Washington.
ORDERS TO COMMANDERS OF REGIMENTS
Unfounded Rumors Contradicted.
Capt. William M'Mullia, of the Independent
Itaugers,Arrested 0. A. Greiner, a secessionist
from Georgia, yesterday afternoon. The arrest
was made by order. of General Patterson. It
seems that the family ot. Mr. Greiner has been
living in Philadelphia for some months, but he
arrived only on Friday last, and put up at a
private boarding house in Arch street, Derr
Juniper.. In order that there would be no mis
take in utakiag the arrest, Capt. McMullin took
hoarding attire house.where the suspected par
ty was, and satisfied himself fatly that the sue
pinion was well founded before he executed the
order of General Patterson. The arrest was
made on theallegation that Mr. Greiner beaded
the citizens of :Savannah, ,Georgia, and. drove
the United States forces .from Fort Pulaski.
The accused was taken to the office of the
United States Marshal,,but Commissioner. Hert z litt not being present, a preliminary examine- ,
Lion took place before Alderman Beitler.
Captain Mckinllin testified as follows : From:
information and frrith "Major tienerall
Patterson di kriestbd tliid Igeritleman on the!
charge, ottsaingtxurgerged In the taking of For tt
Pulaski from the United States forces. He ad-I
„mite to,me thatls wallet the taking of Fort!
Pulaski ; , which-was handed over t o the Statei
tFoope whenzgeorglaseqedgst,
To the tralted Suttee District Attorney he
said that the Fort was taken before Georgia se
Question—DM. he state in what capacity he
acted?
Answer—Xe said. that , he commanded ti 4
forme *dell captured the
Defeudapt—X may a private).
Witrieea—Re said that he was , about to re
tam to Eleorgia--that he had come here to,e4
his family. ,
After a,partial hearing of, the case the an
eneedovae committed for a further hearing, the
case .not.being bailable.
Mr. U. A. Walborn, the new Postmester, topk
pasessionr,of: the Post OtEee this morrning.
He la now busy with the damns of his.new
eition, aided, by Mr. Edwin Booth, the Chief
William B. Thomas, the newly ap"
pointed Oollector of. the Port, took poseksisOn
of his post this morning.::.
THE AMERICAN FI4AQ DiSLATED-
Bei:moan, May 1
At noon the Star SPangled Banner was raised
with greatdettiOnetraticulfrom the Poet °dice,
and Onstom - Roue, by order of the newly ap
pointed officials, who to-`day entered upowtheir
duttee latiraocrOwd•-aseembled in froiti
Cuisibiltilloinie to 'Witness the 9ng'raieTgs
,
note Wes erected 'over tier portiobla
dtat I petitY, a cilia — tier to 12 ebtdcki,
IrlalserVe l vetedisiiiiitecitptain of feli t ii4ointl to
4itted,i l ;6 l , 4aidengtkrtha tioribicAtievi •xitotiut
Kdoi .r ,
NO 3 . 1
PILLUDIMPRIA, May 1
?,team triutin fifftrt.
liavtog I racored Steam. Yower Preset% ) we aro
prepared to exerule .10F: and BOOK PRINTING of every
I,,eriptinli. cheaper that It ros ,, Ir• done at .05. - other OP
riishmpr tln he country
ti , rlt l • 1. vr,RTIBI'CIi
.22Y' Four 0u.1..cr Ira:" c.• nocitote 000 hill +tit ..r.•
u::wc flan I. "n - coneutute n iqUarr .
HMI! SW:. .me . •.• ••
ono
•
olio month.. . .
throe muntne, • •
Aix cooottcr.. .
one year........ . ..... .
cpure one day •
ouc .
werk..........
......... 2 00
•.
one month . 3 00
three mouths.... , . OD
• six mouths.... .... ...... . 00
000 year 10 co
sgr Bluffness nedoes mserted in the Ledal ectitanss, at
afore Marriages itqd koalas, FIVE CENIB PER LINO
or each .cisertioo
Qr2,,tages, start Doottc• co he o.harron revist
Aventsements.
flag, which bs it spied to the breeze was
greeted with tremendnous applause, the wav
ing, of hate, and cheers !or the Union and the
old dag. The crowd thee Joined iu singintabe
star Spangled Banner,
Fitt li'llenty has been-further strenthentKl
by the addition of four hundred United States
soldiers. Thu latter were placed safely within
the walla of: the fort last night, and =fripsish
double assurarmi that Baltimore will be keptin
awe of the Federal power, if the authoritl, a ur
the mob try to make any more trouble.'
There is not one vt.)rd.ui truth in the state
ment that Lord Lyons asked for a sixty days
armistice between the (3 aed tale
rebels
Letters reneived herd ti-day, from Paris,
Stale that the Freucu Government is fully
posted on American affairs, and that no spa •
pathy is telt fur the Confederate traitors.
All the southern jouruals received hate to
day state that largo numbers of rabbi troops
114.8 gathering io the southern tints, Azad that
free negruea ate being hoprease.l into the Con
federate service.
LATEST FROM. ANNAPOLIS
ArmArow, April 30.,
Last night the entire garrison was called to
arum iu consequence ut a diminfige of oaf:MOM
and rockets from Furt Madison, on. the oppo
site side of the river The men slept on their.
arms all night, expecting a demonstration from
Baltimore.
the camp is unusually quiet to day
RHONE BALTIIIOIIE
=eon
Judge Bard's °halve to the Grand Jury on At
Late Mot
Judge Surd of the Criminal Court to-day,,M
chatgiug the Wand J nty, called their attention
pArticalarly to thi attack of the mob on •he
military uu the 19th ult., which was that the
guilty in iy be brought to punishment. Ile
says a tint has occur re/ iu our midst, and . a
stem of thing sated ColltillUed to exist, whip h
demituds thorough investigation at your hands
for the punishment of crime and the viutlhat-
Lion of the good fame 01 this city.
"On the 19th of April,"coutiuues the judge,
" a body of United States troops, on their peas"
age to the Capi tal, through our streets, iftobe
dience to the call.of the (Jolted States authonl4
ties, were assaulted by a riotous mob. Tim,
were blockaded and numbers of them killed or
seriously wounded. The excitement mad .alarm
which has prevailed since has been ,appalliyg.
The peaceful pursuits of trade have been almost
entirely abandoned.
It is your duty, gentlemen, under the solemn
oath you have taken, impartially to inquire
into these occurrences, and present such per
son or persons who may be known to you, or
shall be shown before you, to have Lome a part
in this riot. Your investigation Is not , to be ,
confined to the occurrences of that day alone:
You will inquire whether there was not prepa
ration, sod - by whom. You are bmnd to pre
sent those who aided in the destruction of th 6
Railroad, and prevented the safe march of the
troops and assisting in impediog their passage:
At the same time it is your duty to inqUit6
whether any of our own citizens were withoitt
justification or provocation fired upon by the
troops and killed.
In this connection, I call your atteritiob to
the sections of the code of public general his,
respecting obstructions to railroads and to'thit
section respecting the injuring of telegtltph.
lines within the State. The court has now'dis
charged its duty in laying before ye`n what has
Occurred, and your duty under the lure in' COll
- The responsibility is now with you
to the fuldlment of this duty. You are sworn
as well as myself. I have only to add that the
turnuit'Of popular passion should not distort)
the deliberations within the hails ofjustice."
WAIOUNGION, Idrit7;
Orders have been issued to the commander%
of regiments and intiependent companiet-to
make their reports to the head-qoattereMe
partment of Washington, stating among other
things the strength of their commands, the
character of their arms, the sop* of ammu
nition, the degree of proficiency of their drilla
and the character of the same; if they under
stand the drill as skirmishers, if they have
practiced at the target and the range and pro
ficiency thereof, and if they know the manual
of the boyonet exercise.
SECOND DISPATCH
,Among the unfounded reports of to r daywa s
Poe that the War Department hea =moved,
dispatch stating that the Confederste i t*ite
troops were concentrating in., Virgin* f oram
immediate raid. Military men fpprs
on that subject. "`",
FOR THE trZOON.
A LL P4RSONR going to the camp and
A
Li
a good plate of Ice Cream or anythik kk
the ratable 4:11- drinAs cite get it pure et the ergo of Ibe:
uTz.rion gorpex of Ridge Road apacupporbind.
"strecit. [27-a3t 4 ) J 0 ,4714. WWI'S.
SIGN OF THE
GloriotraSartltagla . Banner !
04trrIzr.gg'817"Piii,1 Or WELL - PAPER.
1 13L7BOADI , Itai ho ;EFLENLIIIr Mat:oW BUNT* to
which We oellthenttontiou of our trlenVe, nod ootilo,
imettelhtm to examine OUT goods 'and pricee.
Wears dethrtelned to sell.o
BCH = s ll l ,ll 3 t ro Vv z -
Neer the Harrinburg ad/
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BALTIMORE, May