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HARRISBURG, PA
Frl rho Morning, December
NEW AQUEDUCT. --Active preparations are be
leg m atte to rebuild the Lewistown aqueduct as
Bowl as navigation ceases on the canal. Most
of the timber is already on the ground.
To; Huntingdon Globe u nderstanda that the
Penna. Railroad Company propose buying a
the property lying between their road and the
Juniata Jiver, from their depot to the depot of
the Broad Top Road, for he purpose of erecting
Dew improvements
Tits Ihscsn ACCIDENT on the Northern con_
trill Railroad near this city, it appears has not yet
resulted fatally u) any of the parties injured.
Th e engineer, Francis Gerbeick, and the fire
luau, Patrick Collins, who were both badly
allied, were taken to their residences in 'Bald
,. ore last Tuesday, where they received medical
tendance. The injuries of both are Serious.
w A yr ~Shrress.- Capt. Geo. W. P. Davis'
~,,r o y, gun rding the' Ogle popitty in this
ty, liver/a a supply of "mitten" The
.em ui this company are almost constantly on
,ant duty, aud the touch of the cold iron of
e iutkilstr:, with the bare hand these frosty
,meines rotes anything else than pleasant
„w oe , 'rile attention of our city ladies is
Boi to Ibis matter, with the hope that their
en Imowu p itliutlein may induce them to fur
, i s h a supply of "mita" to the company.
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SEASONABLE WEATHER—The Holidays,"&c. The
euther is clear, cold and seasonable. Quite
41 envy ice formed last night, and those who
ere about at sunrise this morning were glad to
eve nimbly along to keep their blood in mo
lon. The holiday season Is upon us, and the
t tetekeepers are making their accustomed pre
orations for it. The war does not interfere
aerially with the arrangements for the festive
season, and from present indications, the obser-
Ance of the Christnias time,wM"be althost as
spirited as when the country is at peace. Many
of the friends of the soldiers who are in camp
are preparing suitable remembrances of the
kindly season to send to their friends who are,
absent in the service of their country.
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Evn Aseta4purs.7-In his lecture in Erie
city, Mr. Gough alluded to the unpleasant re
nllectione stamped upon the memory by bad
society, in the following beautiful language.
The passagtowill , be-readitrrecolleeted by meet
of hie bearers " What you learn from bad
habits and ir i t bad o ss2f9ty," said he, " youpdll
never forget; aikallewil bit, 'a .hisdng One to
y.m. I tell you in all sincerity, not as in the
excitement of speech, but as I would confess
and bays confessed before God, I would give
..y right band to-light if I. could 'forget that
which I have learned in evil society—if I could
tear from my remembrance the scenes which I
have witnessed, the transactions which have
taken piaci beforenna. You cannot, I believe,.
take away the effect of a single impure thought
that has lodged and harbored in the heart.—
You may pray against it, and, by God's, grace,
you may conquer it, but it will, through life,
cause you bitterness and anguish."
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Tus Hor,mAys are approaching, and their ad
vent is indicated by the general garnishing up
of attractive wares upon the shelves and in the
windows of their vendors and despite the strin
gency of the times and the "pressure," such
matters almost invariably find purchasers if
proper means are employed to secure them.—
Barnum the "immortal," when asked "what is
it,' which has been mainly instrumental in
procuring your success in life P—replied with a
knowing wink,—•with his thumb upon,his nose,
and his fingers gyrating before it, "Printer's
Ink!" The reply was worthy of the man, and
indicated that knowledge of human nature, and
Insight into the workings of the heart, for which
he is so noted. Moral.—lf those who have
4mmodities to dispose of fail to have the fact.
Presented to the eyes and mind of the people,
they have no right to complain of "dullness of
the times," and must naturally expect to keep
their commodities upon their shelves. Let those
interested read, and when they have read "make
a note of it."
JEFF. AS A Bal-BEAR.—Every nation, saYs our
cotemporary of the Philadelphia Bulletin has
its traditional bug-hears. Judging from pre
sent appearances, we may conclude that Jeff.
Davis will be the "black popelman" of Amer.;
lean children, for many generations. He is
surely as worthy of that distinction as the
English (luy Fawkes, whose effigy is every
year burned all over England, amid great re
joicing.
In Scotland, Black Douglas was for a long
while the scarecrow of a large portion of the
Population, Among our childhood's reminis
cences we discover the outlines of a story—pro
bably found in the "Scottish Chiefs"—wherein
a woman sitting upon one of the towers of a
fortres s at midnight, with a child in her arms,
is the Prominent figure. She sat there lulling
the letbe with some such doggerel as this:—
"ffush thee I hush thee I little pet I the
Douglas, Douglas cannot get thee ;"
w hen suddenly the iron-gloved hand of that
warrior was laid on her shoulder, he having
Sealed the tower.
According to present signs, we may conclude
that through long ages, American mothers will
be singing similar lullabies , with Jeff's name
15 them, to their children, without being in
'Luger of such a fright as the Scotch woman
from. Yon hear the word "Jeff" at
st e t turn now among children. All objects
?'lowed and aversion, or which are in receipts
tAit
jims are "Jeffs." Young ones who can
list) are continually uttering huge
ihr '
satees to what they will do to the unfortu-
L eb4. Among adult mall, targets and
t."`"„..,.°Mic dummies are effigies of the .arch
'qr. lire shall probably have the expression t
"You are
t h „
Yosnell.* Ba „ leaking
Ir a Jeff of yourself," junk as
rug •
Y our are making a Qny. of
S. S. °RUN, formerly
_tut employee in this , '
A c e, visited our sanctum yesterday in. fun
' reg imentals. He holds -Ala post of Sernant-,
Major in the Third Prinnsilvinla dUvaliy,
stationed nest Poliickchtuth Thtrinia, and
has already seefitionagetablasktice itftb'tity
of skirmishes with the enemy. Serge.lut-
Majoi Green has been detailed, bete on 'lwo* :
:,•••
ing service. •
Potoz.—Bq'bre ihn Mayo r . —The citjt 16ek-tip
eon tapied about& baker's dozen of tenalits Th nrs4
day, consisting of drunken soldiers and vla
grants, all of whom were properly disposed of
by the Mayor this morning.
Bekrs justi*Btlader.—Jacob Stirrer was ar- 1
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reign for Stealing rotye dollar bank bill, a
bl et and a 'Limited Statealtifle from Fo)tves
°anti' boat. -Sent to Inison to answer.
Corixacran SNATIL—The Cinunbersburg Valley
Spfritisays ttuit in thnlA , c?isa of Repfesentatiyes,
Hertn e ßaughlriposes t46ontest ihi3 seal of
John Makin, of , thaffixth. Legislative clirict.
Mr. Meyers, of Adarnt; county, intends contest
ing the seat of Mr. 13agby. Mr. Coma, ot,i3ed
ford county, will contest the seat of Mr.idolise
holder, and that the seats of two othei mem,
hers will probably Uncontested.
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&Marro learn that/ a new,
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-* /. 14 til,genmu!eflideiniefentlatatts made
its apPeansuce itutongia, the. 2443 of the
Thontas A. Scott regiment, stationed Iliong the
line of the Northern Central Bailrcaa between
this city and Baltimore. Sonic eighteen ate
now in the hospital, some of them dangerously
ill. The genend symtoms of the disease are
similar to those of the ordinary camp fever, the
peculiarity being that its victims become cover
ed with purple spots. The disease made its ap
pearance in the ranks of company F, stationed
at Lptherville, but is 'Spreading to other vom
panicle' threatening to become very* serious, if
it nivages are not stopped. No local cause can
be assigned for it, as the neighborhciod of Luth
erville has qeen always regarded as being very
healthy. The qificers of the regiment think
that dt originates in the severe colds contracted
by the men, whilst exposed, on ,niglit duty
during the very wet weather which havecently
prevailed. The Colder Fencibles of our city are
attached to this regiment.
A Zukr.—What a ridiculous as well as wick
ed fashion, says Fanny Fern, is that which
wraps furs around a little child's shoulders and
exposes its little bare calves to the biting winds
of winter. We often feel the most imcontrola
ble indignation. tersee a, mother, herself com
fortably and expensively dressed, dragging
along a poor little pinched creature, 'whose
mottled calves appeal to.every passer-by ageing
this inhuman cestorn. It beauty be the objeet,
I =4 ll o viumetry of shape is quite lost sight
of, in pity for ttEv poor littlevictim. A:pally
absurd hi the fashion of whiterf r o ur s for c hildr en
in frosty weather, while Other - fititie ui the at
tire betoken the presence* winter. It 'grow %
women choese to victimize themselves with
thin ahoea, or silk stockings, or any other mis
timed grave-yard folly, let them do it ; there
will be one fool less before nt&y winters. But
for the children, we bespeak coirered legs and
ertei, and skirts long snipe -to protect the
'knots ; and if =the= won't attend to It, may
a good providence, in the shape of a grandmo . -'
ther, overhaul their wardrobe.
Haw Exams. —0 wing to the extraortlinary in_-'
crease of business over the Northern Central.
Railroad, the company have been recently
obliged to make a considerable increase in the
rolling stock and motive power of the: - rocul.—
Their large and powerful engines of the descrip
tion known as the "Mine-Hill engine" have
been employed by the Company,: and.have been
running on the road constantly for several
weeks. They were built by Meters. Baldwin &
Co., Philadelphia, and are proved to be power
ful and efficient engines. The engine Nifigaiu,
purchased some time ago from the Sunbury and
Erie company, has been thoroughly overhauled.
and rebuilt, at the engine shop of the company
in York, under the supervision of Mr. Frederick
Scott, the efficient Master of Machinery at that
station. Her machinery has been almost en
tirely renewed, and several alterations made,
adding to her speed and utility. We learn that
shO will be used as a spare engine on the
Wdghtsville road and for shifting purposes, her
capacity being .too light for the increased busi
nisi of the Main Stem.
Tax CxtNONAT® Lao'r ON Ten LONDON
Tutu ON TEEM 11111NLLION, by lPaor. 111'Cor.—
We learn with pleasure that batters have , tamed
between a number of our citizens and Prof.
Anima 31'0°y, Professor of Rhetoric and
Oratory in the Balaton and Albany Law schools,
with the view of effecting arrangements with
that distinguished gentleman to deliver his cel
ebrat4al oration, "On the London Imes on the
Rebellion and the war against the National
Constitution" before a Jiarrisburg audience.
Prof. M'Coy has intimated his willingness to
comply with the request of the gentlemen, and
hay named the evening of Saturday the 14th of
December—the anniversary of Washington's
death—as the most suitable time for its delivery.
Our readers will xemeMber that Prof:
deliVered this oration before President Lincoln
and his Cabinet on the National fast day, and it
was spoken of at the time as a most eloquent and
powerful appeal for the cause of the Union,
and formidable against the attacks of enemies
internal as,well as external.
After this celebrated oration had been deliv
ered in Washington the first time, the Washing
ton National 41lig:wliketst held, very justly, this
language
"We are happy to be informed that there is
almost an universal wish ea-praised; kg have
Professor M'Coy repeat his most admirable and
entertaining address delivered in this city on
the 17th inst. Certainly no one Who heard that
oration would fail to hear it repeated ; such is
the beauty of the orator's style and the excel
lence of his delivery; to say nothing of the
original ideas with which he treated his hearers,
and the bursts of true eloquence with which
again and again he "brought down the house."
Every lover of his country should hear this or a-'
tion; and unless the fires of patriotism have
quite died out, he must feel the flame rising and
burning under it. Re was frequently intermit'
eel with the most emphatic ETplause. Some of
.the speaker's patriotic allusions told with thrill=
lug effect. When he read from Washinton's
Farewell Address on the "importance og f our
National-Union " and warning hie countrymen
againitt extern al } " ag Well as " internal ens
faVor
mfes, ite owe' ' the orator held in his. hand Washington' s
Peun 6 ooo* - 14010.-.:t4whiO4 - , -41! !.1 tEnOcr- :6, if*
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FIRS AT Fismatvritis.- - ---Last Friday, evening
'Ur barn of Dr. J. 11. NonenAaker,' neer Fisher
*lle, this county; took fire and burned to the
round. Nothing was *mired "-two hlirses,
and the,Roptqrry, afar> perished in the ate,
tempt ter4eSue ti fav6iriie horsei • The barn
and its contents were insured in the Millersburg
IP: & IM. M. Company. ;The whole loos will be
about $6OO. The origin of the fire is a mystery,
but beyond-a-doubt it was set on fire by an in
cendiary. Fortunately, the evening was rainy
anti very cairn, otherwise a number of , other
buildings might have been burned, some of
which were swill with great difficulty.
TEE REMAINS of Mn. CtrArim.--The remains
of Mr. Henry Chayne, whore death in the mili
tary hospital at itethais Va., from woiahris 'Mt
ceived.,in battle against the rebele was tumoral,.
ced in yesterday's edition of the THUMMAPH,
are expected to arrive in this city .neat. 'Sunday
, mording. They will_ be - taken to the, rissidenfxs
of the mother of the ,deceasetl, and,from thence
to the Ceneteri, i Wherie 'they' will 'be fritehed
with military honore— Capt. G. W. P. Davie
company of infantry,. and Most likely 'Capt.
Chad. C. Davie company of cavalry, performing
the escort duty. We• presume , the. printers of
iire City, to which profession the dewed be
longed, will attend the funeral in a body.
Tug PANORAMA OF- FRB GILMAN REBELLION.-
This splendid work of art, painted brour young
and talenttd townsman;Thetry baths, is now
thoroughly, ,completed, and will be ready for
public exhibition' Brant's Hall some time
next week. Since our notice of the work, alew
weeks since, Several' new scenes have been added,
embracing the recent western battlea, the bout:
bardment at Port 'Royal, and. accurate portraits
of Aesident the Secretary of War, Gen.
WOlellan, and other distinguished public celeb
rities, making it altogether one of the most
complete, as well as the most beautiful panora
mas, over exhibited in this city. • The members
of the State Capital. Brag Band, as a:slight tes
timonial of their regard for the talents and fine
social dualitiag• of the young artist, have volun
tarily off.red their services to be present and
furnish the music for the opening night of the
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exhibition of the panorama.
Tau .Bsaktocrrau l'airrom BOY.—The Pittsburg
"i4rniv Ariel," gives the following story of a
'distinguished citizen', of l!ennsylvauitt: Some
thirty years ago a barefooted boy floated .down
the Susqueharma on a bumble raft, and arrived
at Harrisburg. He came from the north, and
behinged to a large family ; all his wiirldlY
goods were 'tied up in apOcket htmdkerchief.--
.
He sought and obtained employment M i t
pcipt
tug office as an apprentice. From an awrentice
to a journeyman, from .a journeyman , to a re
porter, from a reporter, to,aneditor, the printer
iiby vvid.ked his way, against (40. es, Whichtho i
suiSring poor only know. the perseverance
with which he followed in Frimklin's hiotateps
began to realise for him the fruits of toil and
P r/1101°1 ' 4 The YOunt; aspirant , iVaani'l printer
to he State, and by frugal management was ,
soon enabled to accomplish timobja4 rtiarea
hi B 'heart—rthe 11410 44Pnknttilflillik mother in a
home abollt!warkti44.o.inpcabeatdotAotritarY
cookfort she could desire. , His tkrot i liets, were
his nest =I; and, like Napoft„Op,be luttl 4 .o
st.rOng arm with widolop aid them—window:
liable perseverance that nothing could long
Mit .• =? Lobstruct. In sfew,years, they ice,
wi Us 84114 We% tderietitient inthei World :
th: once barefooted printer boy was in-possession
of nence and wealth, surrounded by, a young
am) affectionate family. He was a friend of the
fritindless, a patron of merit, and encourager of
industry. He rose in honor and office, until
tial barefooted printer boywho entered a print
in,4 office in Harrisburg, hungry and weary, laid
doivn his" bundle on a pile of wet paper and
asked to become a printer's apprentice, was
tacked a United States Senator. This man is
Simon Cameron, the present Secretary of War.
"Lamm is the superibi'df- capital, and de
serves much higher consideration."—Froin the
message of Abraham`Lincoln,
PRESIDENT OF TEE 'UNITED STATES.
"dur boast is not of castled homes.
Upon
Upon our thousand hilki;
Our boast is not of noble blood -
That through our veins dhtils ;
'tis our pride that we were born
In freedom's chainlem clime,
And if escutcheon we could bear,
The plough were choice sublime ;
We're tillers of our yankee land,
We're stalwart men, and true,
Who toil with ready heart and hand
Where'en there's work to do."
All these fellows purchase Dry Goods at
triton & Bowiuys Cheap l'Otbrp, tamer WV*,
and Market streets. ' '2t
huts, Fuss, Fuss.—sl,ooo worth of faro re
ceived from New York auction;loo fur capes
ate muffs , from $3 up to $l2; wcrth double ; 26
doz, hoop skirts for 600., 760. and $1 26 ; 100
cloaks for $2, $2 50, $8 50 up to $lO, very
cheap. A large assortment of traveling bags,
baskets and satchels ; 100 pieces of splendid
dark calico'at 8 and 10 cents a yard—of stock
ings we have a full assortment for ladies, men
and children, woolen and cotton, at 12k, 18 and
20 cents ; 36.1arge woolen blankets ; 60 pieces
canton flannel, at 12} cents'; red; 'yellow and
white flannel, very cheap ; 60 pieces of white
, curtin fringes at half price ; beautiful set flow
ers De Laines, at 22. and 26 cents ; received a
new lot of shirt breasts, beautiful styles, at S.
, Lewy's wholesale and retail dry good store.
Wholesale buyers we would especially invite to
our large stock, to which we receive additions
most every day from New York auction.
HAIR DYE I , - HAIR DYE! I
Wm. L BittehelOr's 'Niglio Dye
The only HarnAmin and Rethxble'Dye Known
All others are mere Imitations, and should be avoided
rpm Wish to escape'rldlcule. • ' .
GREY, RED OR RDRIY HAIR dyed Meta*, to a
beautbol and natural Brown or Black, without the least
injury to Bair Or Skin.,
FIFTEEN MEDALS ANE DIPLOMAS have been awar.
ded to W%. A.. Baintninoll Awe 18 9, and over . 200,000
applications have been made to the hair of the patrons
of his thmoutrDye.
Wit. A. BATCESLOWEI HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be cUstinguishea from nature and Is wane/arra)
net to injmein the least, however long it may be contin
ued, and the:ill Effects of bad Dr es remedied. The hair
is invigorated for life by this splendid Dye, which is prop
erly appliettat - No - . la'Sond Street New York: -
ieell the, cites snd.towns of Mel:lulled States, by
&imitate and Fancy Goods Dealers
The eennine has, the name "Willie' A. flatclielorPP'
mid addrees Oen 'eked plate engraving, Iht the %Or
sides of each box.
, Wbolesele.FaMery, a Smoky SL,
Broadway, Nivr
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IMPORTAN r TO IrEniaurcs
CHERSAMAN'S PILLS
Preparod by eornelius L. Cheei9nuFk, K. D.,
,
. . ,
r 1R oemhinstion of ingredients in these
are '
I_ - ' Pile th 4W .a tam ah 4 est goalie piacers.
They are mild in. eir operation, andisertain in correcting
all leregllll,4 ' . alhLideogrpatlcas, removing all elit
etructialia,) i t ' r rob& toldi.bio allherwlielleadiche,t
pale in the aide palpitation of the biart, willies, all ner
vous att2cnoos, bytterlos, fatigue, in In the bac& and
limns, &c , dieturlied slintp,ne!tah vises fro Int'enTP
non of nature.
TO HARRIED LADIRR
l .
Dr. Cheeseman's Ms are Jrwalnahle, as they will bring
tat the monthly period with iiigularliy. ladies who have
been deep! o'nWl.. in this °Beet other Pills can place the
nttnOity conlldendein Dr. tttiraiist'd Pills doing: allithat"
they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one CAVIIINOS of the female System es steich the
Pills cannot be L taken Mithatit preibieiwi a PECULIAR
RESULT. The eorulthlosit dto is PRZOMANCY—
the resell ELSOARRIAG * the irresistsbie ten.
*g ao, the med.:Met° restore then:NW fitadiaht to a
normal condittee, that
. earis the rspeidsietim poem Air ea
tare_eannot '
retie it.
Warranted purely. vegetable, as dt free from anything
!of urieue. Exphalt direction, trititih should be road ae
eormitny each box. Price $1 Witt by mall on encloe
leg El to Do ~o lObeLiVeL. 001}treeX, Box 4,681, Poet
Mei New York QtY. -
Sol by ono DrugOst to evoy tone In th•ttgited,liates
: ' 11 - .IIOIMINGS,
•••
• • • amoral Ageoefet lbs Dotted Steles
-14 groadsray, New ti ork,
To wbom all onsettale orders stMuld beaddressed.
noirtil dawly
'A °Aim TO TI Lourl.
DR. DUPONCO'S GOWEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
"Road the rode. ing certilelate" from one of the first
ladies in Utica, N. Y., who called open my agents In that
city (Mr Wm. Bristol & 00,) mid told them ilian ! she, of
course, did not vial: her name/made public, built any
one should doubt the innsterfal efficiency of Its.,Dovox
co's Golden Pills, they might refer.aqy Lady to her, as
she choler ered it a ditty, as Well as a pleis.ure,' - to leer
Iteowledee of their efficacy, as administered to her
daughter, a youngl ady l 7 years o.d. :.-ho was fait go
ing foto rens umption—hed tkken cold—nature became
°beim:lied : Two boxes offithase:Golden Pills entire
ly cured bee, and era is now in v.. bust health
."We were particular In buyieg the genuine.: Full and
explicit directionsaocompanying each box Prlue 111.—
s* wholesale and retail by C. K. KELLER, (Bruggist,)
91 Mirka , - itreet, (wide agent Ihr) Harrisburg, Pa.' - ;By
sending him El 00 through the Harrisburg Poet Office
the Pills will be sent conedentially by,:scall to any part
of the country, "free of postage -1m
!IL—Look out for countsproll , . Buy no Golden Pills
of any kind ertinse.the hiss, is signed S. D. Howe. Ail
others is a hale imposition and artiste;' . therefore, is
you twine yell?' Bien mid health , Ito say nothing'of be
ing humbugged on of, S
your money,) tiny only Cl those
who uhow the sittatdre of'. 'B. Hbwe ou every, - box,
w hiek ba g men Aeon s go s no account of th 9
eosin esuoterleitiP. a
Thi ingredients composting the
above Pills are made known to ever} Agent, and they
are - safe, and will perform sill claimed for them.
Sold also by,..2. Z.liamberger,:tebanodi',a. them. ,
Sold
Neobsiiicsaburg ; H. Narks, Iswistown ; S. Elliott.
G: Wild, Newel 11d; J. O. Altlek. Shippens,
burg; J Spengler, Chambereburg; B. T. killer, York;
7. A. woir, ey
'fr'iavgi,te ; s. S l . Stevenrs ggisiit"igt ;any
li P. Nun t
a)3S o,Radinievety
town and it,l f id tlffidtates;aid
, HOWE,
Soli Proprietor, New York.
C 3" 4m
N!4!flac:, 4 9];'
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HMV LOST , " 'HOW' RESTORED
ejUra Published:l4l a Seated- Envelope ;
' . i PrIC. 6OW : d 1 eolltrti oa the Nature, Treatalent,
abdimdleal Cure of Spernattorrbte for Pen:dual Weakness,
,
Involuntsvy ansissions, sexuelDebility, and Imped iments
to *dip, generally, Ilersonsness, ClonAumptiod, ROI
serer =VIM *. Bound NW Pbypoai Incapacity, resulting
Irani self Abnas.„&c.--,By
_BOB; J. COLVERWILI,, ti.
D t 4tabor of tb• OnmW.Boordaa , .r ,, A Beanie Mon
'Ban or Bdrers," sent ender seal, to a plain envolpe, to
any ,address, POW ram, On rice* of six cents, or two
408 e stamps, by ' e ' DV. Oa, .C. KLINE,
1,21 Bowery, Spy York, Poet Office, Box 4686.
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THE undersigned ` c lisirizig op e n ed . his
1.1 tiiviar.arot *WAIN, et.Aro..lg.. West .tiarltet
wares, minighorg, 'pi , Mg' koispectililly solicit"' the
primmer and lion Of the,.%tadles, Gentlemen and
-*Ashanti none
Jig pmt of reds abet
wlsilli are noreo ' ere :. jc . - •,. , - ;
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ClOMM ilus
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. : ''' • • NIGHT.
&a, itc., tic., &a.,
Also the 11110411, • ' Aar 111 . 404140111.0 the Ladies to our large
1 rtment Of tinder garments' In, (from' tee latest im:
1 p ed Intinni and fartsk! styles , ) LIN*/ •OZILIAR,f3,
OU FS, Se7tfratuv in greet :whales, all of which being
on , own maunufacture we Wilt gen cheaper than can be
lembaeo elsewhere.
l i ,erknstbielifPilfifit ftWnishiug theireiwn &aerials, eau
have cuttieg,.seirinrin:, of every 'Variety 'done ac cord
ing:4o{4er. Ali pipe above enmed goods for Gents mar
we WillAiniii lo pleasure, guaranteeing to At, and give
entire sa tisfaction to toe perclutserfor sty/O. durability
and material., All epecial 9rdera.. win, be promptly at.
tendedito. upon thCiliorteet notice and. most reasonable
taring : Akio Merchants supplied' upon the f e ast Feelkon.
able terAut, ... ' , .
Ladies wishing skirW or ender garment& of any
(*Option, can have them .made to order. by sending
saniphk. of snob kinds as may be daired..
, JAMES A. LYNN,
f' , No. 12, Market street,
''' aqiklilin . • '.Harrisburg, Pa.
_ Umiak'. next door to Hummel it SlUinger's Grocery
E1ta.....-1 n. , . ... . . . . . .
_ A ieigseaeortment, or IGentlemens' Furnishing Goods
linh In addition to the above can always be found cheap
for cash. .
130PDITARS' NICK NACit'.l3,
IOR Sala at ' •
DRUG asp FAIICIir ROES
Camp Wtittng'
'Needle orfiesing Oases,
Shaving or Razor (lases,
Toilet Oases,
Match Cases.
Pocket Ink Stands, ",'
:Tocktitltirrors,
Pocket Knives
PcreketcoMbs,
Pitie Cortibs,
Jiryer Pipes, wp . Minors
Tobacco *zee,
Liebe /lubber Tobacco Pouches,
-Wicker,Leather & Platina Flasks,
Leather Drinking Claps.
Pens, Penholders, Pencils, Paper, andEneelepes.
Poidierif will see at a glance that the place to at an
outfit to Entail warelis at kle. 91., Market street
lirdee "Fort Mattel. In the window. no6-tt
FOR SEWING MACHINES.
01211: BILOOr - 13110111
PRIZE MEDAL SPOOL COTTON.
900 di 500 Y./4 WED7I4 BLACK 41 COLORRD.
rrtHIS threkl being madepartionlarly for
jL ew*ng Bilnltblea, Is VERY STRONG, 81100T11 AND
ELASTIC. Its strength Is not Unpaired by washing, nor
by friction of the needle. For Machines, use Brooks'
Fatnt.Mlace,
r ?. . JOB UPPER
and Brooks Patent Six Cord, Red Ticket,
FOR UNDER THREAD,
Sold by respectable Seeders throughout the country.—
Also, IN was or lttinconne macs, Anomie ace by
WM. HERBY SAM, Sole Agent.
no9.dem 36 Vesely attest, New 'York.
RIMOVAL.
'ATM. BREITENGER has removed : his
, .; roamer:oat from the. co form e rly Dewberry alley
and' ark et street„ to the house occupied by the
oited Llon hotel" in Martel street between Dewberry
alley and Third street which he has •teatted throughout
in the most beautiful manner, and he 48 now prepared to
furnish as usutd, oysters and all the delicacies of the
seiumn, in that recherche style which, htui distinguished
his establishment from the time of first oPenhig.
N. }l.—pleura Roceitelmem heap fitted the se.
common audu 'of Ladles tad familial. En t rance next
door to the main epic.. •
DRN& WERT CORN (Baum )
'mum*. atm .
Per - , , aiiminmat,---4munsaaaammt.
F 7311 \ 1.
.A \l,
1 upt esowtomv. , I. -_, ,
Jaat reseivekluid for -
I wait ..A ' \ Ail. &kr, mi. i (ii
g/ifittllatieollB
. STEAK, WEEKLX
""-- 'NNW tOli
BEM K
AND LIVERPOOL,'
. AN 11 N 4, AND EMBARKING PM>
an QUEKNSTOWN, (Irelaud.) The LiVer•
ppm. ror.. ands Philadelphia liteiltdidup-dardre*
spawning their . NH posvariel,Olyile-tiailtOyd
folloive
ETNA, Saturday Deceimher 7 ; Cirri dr MANCHESTER.-
Saturday. fiecem`ier 7 ; OF BALTliii. RE, Bate ribor
December 14; and every Sdurday, et Noon, from Pier
44, Norti give,.
L!
FIRST CAM'S $7B 00 1 SYSARAGE.... ..... $3O 0 0
do to London $BO 00 1 do to London —fa 00
do to Paris sBs 001 do to Paris .... $3B 00
do to flumburg..sB6 00 1 do to ilamhurg $36 00
Yessengera also forwarded to liavre., Bremen, itotter
dam, Antwerp, & 0., At, equally low rates.
ear-1%120.p trientne.t. lirtug *omen. friends can b uy
tickets here at the following rates, to New York: From
Liverpool or QueorittOtru; lat Osbin, 145, $B6 and $lO6
Steerage from Liverpool 440:00. . From Queenstow
These: &tamers hove enperlor ..anoommodattons tor
passengers, and lorry experienced Sargeous. They are
built IP Waterdight Iron Beatiorut, pad have Patoal Piro
Annibilatoranu boar&
Vet further ittformatlon apply to Liverpool to VilLl.IO5l
ININA.Ni Ascii; 22 Water Street; in,,Olosgow to WM.
INMAN, ris.,Kneqh;Ngeare ;iu Queenidelrn to C. &R.
D. SKY MODE 6t CO. ::in tendon to NEVI'S -h. Ho' V, 61
King William St..; in Parts to JUL 1.1.3. DECODE, 6 Place
de la Bourse ; in Philadelphia to JoaN:43. 4LN, iii
Walnut street ; or at lire HsVoDallra Cinke-S.
JNO. H. DMA, ogeut,
116 Broadway ' Nevr, 'Berk.
Or .1 o,liimmergomui..A.mWt; Horthillrott -
/lii-PASsICNOSILn MOKO - M...—By orde.r. of the
Secretor , ' of state, itt..ll "Li-velvet . * Pairing OM- thine&
are required to procure Fatoporto before going on
board the St amer. JOHN O. DALIS Mawr.
EIMM
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
BROADVLAI, nw :YOWL
Board Rix'wed to $2 per Day.
SINCE the openinf i of this vast and conk
.
motuotti Hotel,' in - 18 ,:ft has' hoof the single en
deavor of the proprietors to inalto it the:matt amputees;
convenient and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this slue the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer •o the
comfort of its guests they have endeavored, without re
gard to cost, to prpvitle, and to combine all the elements
of individual and social enjoyment which modern Sr
has invented, and modern taste , approved ; and the pat
ronage whicu bascomulauded during the past slz years
Is a gratifying proof that their efforts have been appre
ciated
To meet the exigencies of the times, when all are re
mitted to prestimi the mast rigid economy, the ,und , .r.
signed
Rave Reduced the Price of Board to
Two Dollars Der Day,
at tbo same abatlug bone of dm luxuries with
. which
their table has hitherto been imppliett..
TREADWELL, WJETIIIIOKu & co.
New York, Sea. .1.861.--43e92.48.130
MoIEIIP3EEMIXL 7 2SI
DAILY l ain LINE
Between 'F'hiladelphia
LOCH. HAVRE, JEBERT SHORE,. INHILUERPOIEf YONCIT
UHROITOWN, WAIHDIVIRWE, MHZON, .1,11H140/10,
NownunixouAND, Sinistrirr, Tworrort,
GEOAMEOIIII, 1,111324131 . 0WR, MILLION
HERO, HALM; .114011HH,.
AND EtARRISBURIi
The Obilattelpitta Depot, being centrally +watts' tie
Drayage will be at the lowest rates. A C4ndocter goes
through witheash Lytle to attend to the safe isliverY 0 1
all moth; entrustedte tea line. ~ Goods delivered at the
Depot of, . • •
itzp, wAsu & FOSE) Nu. 811 . mar e& don't,
,
delit4L, by 5 o'clock. . g., will be 4..ollverecf in
asrristpurgOo nazi morain.
. .
. .
Freight (elutes) i low as by any other Hue.
Particular atbestion said by Ulla line. to.voinpl and
speedy delivery of all klarrivbi
The undersigned thankful for pain intim ,e hopes by
strict attention to tinniness to merit a eon • um of the
same. T. PRIMER . •
and Retdio •
r or Market slroo harli.borg
elB dem
GUM G.O OD S
FOR THE .ARMY,
-atrcu AB
Bads, Willow* Blankets. Coats, 0 apse
Legging, Drinking: Cups, &c.,
NOB. Berm Br
w S'. SISAFFER,
'North Side Market Squareinear Buehler' a Hotel,
IWIRLSBIIP.G, PA.
liar/148m*
1Zr.N3:›111.1E1.W.A1633.3E1 3E1. 9
STdAil'ioors- t Z ei tree ow B t ra n d ex
a ni t rd a r r t a r s a b et,. a A fe wflee
new Hearse Ready made Catilni always on hand and
neatly finished to order. Silver plates,. ato. Terme rea.
scalable. [auso-03oil , C. BAKER.
JOEIN - szarrEra
BOOT iSc SHOE STORE ,
OOIWER SW's:MD AND W,aLNIJT
Itaittsburg,
ALWAYS on hand 6 large asoortuwot of
Iscom,..swtob:ApEttf.a.a, gape ye* t toot
#4.ppi n jr Vlemifeoligaeg4reobtweir.„—t.
Prices to suit'Ute lunda of WORK Tail To
OKDRR futile beat lava by oupertor wortcfncu
attranoNo dope f u abort uotioo.
oet.18481.::, - ..,. JOHlMAMlTa.:Barrisbunt,
• SIGN -
l'Oe' • •
%miens Star eanizied Banner 1
ENTOTHER er L . o'
Y
aBORDERS,
b we esil4he lineation of Slur Mende, and aural RIIY
Invite•thewto examine our goals and pricte.
=
're are tletormined.inqp4l Obeir.p Lind.the iso lo ..
BCHEP:FEB 2 =- • BOtgiengto,
tkin rrißklopry fit ut•
WHOLNSALE
UMBRELLA. MANUFACTORY 1
No. 69 , Market Street below Third,
4;0 . ,
.. . EAE&JBEtJRO, PA. .
M. H. LEE,
MANI:TM:TIMER OF lIMaR4MILAB,
thajusuLn and..} ALM:4O CANRS, will furnish
goods at LOWNK Pittliit than can be bought in any 01
the Eastxrn china. Country merchants •Ivill do well to
call and examine prices and gratify, and convince them-
Helves of tbie fact. ang23-41y.
Harrisburg - BralrrfiE t ificdfo -- 4 - , --
SECOND STREET BELOW CHESTNUT.
YENITIAN BLINDS made to , order, am'
,all repairing neatly and expediJously done. Per-
COO at a distande can have their work done by addres
sing a leuer to the ruidersigned. Thankful for past pat
ronage he hopes, by stria attention to butitness, to merit
a t•ntittlial••• of the same. SirSadsfaetion guaranteed
both seta prime and wortalEtt
A. R. SUARP. -
oedident • •
COAL! ' COAL ! !
$3, AND $2 26 PER TON OF 2,000 LBS
O. D. FORSTER,
FFICE No. 74, Market Street, yard on
the Canal, foot of North Wee*, Wholesale and Re.
dealer in
2IEVORTON
wrilsnaluits
zrxrics VALLEY,
! I f T 29. P coAr,
... .
.
Palace and Dealers may rely. upon obtaining &Argo*"
ade,' and fun Weight; tit The Itiemet rates: Orders'
PtamPtlY Oteeinted.to:: A;linerall .01seountanade , logist:.
elanpaying for the coil when ordered.
t Kies S 5 and $2 25 Or ton.
hargatsl42s..e-ain . e, ‘,. tai' i ... -'
AIR TOOT.H" NAV; MOTH HAT,
Lagatiiid kftig
z , s DRUG AND FANCY MDR.
ifirtsr4laiOus
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
“HIGLILY (XiNCENTRATICG”
CVMP.OND SLUM EXMACT MGM
A Positive and Specilic Remedy
For Disea-rs of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRATIL,
and .DROPSICAL SWELLINGs.
. ads Medicine inerea.es the power of. ThIPIRMINI, and
'atones the ABSORBENTS int' keit .y sction,Ry which
the W.ATORY OR CALCAREOUS depositions, and all UN
NATIIRAL ENLARGEMENTS are reduced, as mill AS
*PAIN AND INFLAMATIoN, and is good for
ISSN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN.
ILELIEBOLD . S arrasciatucstr,
For Westaesees
Arts ng from Excesses, Habits of DissiKkdion,,,Easly In
discretion or Abuse.
ATTENDED, WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS' :--
Indispwition to Exertioo, . Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Tread/Ling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
frimacss el Vision, Pain /n the *4,
Universal Lsssitude of the Museuhr System,.
Hot Bands, Flushbigid tfie Body,
Dryness of the Skin, AlropUetie.os tlie.Feee.
PALI It) UAW PENANCE,
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which um eked
trios invariably removes, soon follows
IMCOIENCY FATUITY, EPILETTIO VIM
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY SICFIGS.
Whti can say that they are. not Trestle Cly followed by
these "SSLREFUL DISEASEB,"
`INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many ore aware of the cause of their aufferiug,
HUT NONE BILL CONFE.A.
THI?RE DA OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the .Ifelanchay DeaAr by CUrialnalpdiol/14
BEAR AMPLY, WITNINS T.l TIM Tallllll OF 1 Hi ASEMMOIC
coNsurunim ()NU AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAK sE,
Requires the aid of medicine to Arengtiten And
BTMti!MWM
A TRIAL WILL OLOVICII THE HOST SHIPTIO&L.
FEMALE?—FMMAI ES—FEMALES,
(PLO OE YOUNG, SINGLY, MARRIED, Oft CONTEMPLA
TING.IIARBIAGE,
IN MANY AFFRNIONI , PeOUIIAR TO FEMALES,
the Extract Buchu is unequalled 1)y any other remedy,
as In Chlormils or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness, or
Suppreszion of Customary Evacuations, UloeraLre or
Ecirrhous state of the uteruS, Leuoorhosa Whites, Steril
ity, and tor all complaints in. Hoot to the Sex, whether
arising from Indiscrotioa, Habits of Dissimailon, or is
.the
DECLINE OR ORANGE OF Lin , .
SSS SYMPTOMS ABJYI
NO FAMILY SHOULD BB WITHOUI I
TAKE NO MORN RLASAR, M•OURY, OR UNPLII. wt. MEDI
QM FOR ONPLRAPANT AND DANORROUR DRIKURD
HELMBULD'S Er7RACT BCOUU
COILKB
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages, At little Expanse ;
Little or no change in. Diet ; No inconvenie .0a;
And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent desire ana sloes strength to Trieste,
thereby removing Obstruction.
Preventing nun : Turing Strictures or toe Urethra,
Allaying Pale and Irnilsiumation, so frequent ln the
class of diseases, and expelling all roisontno, Dueased
and worn-out difeitcr.
4 HOU II 4 , Pme 9PON Tilnetqucee
*it() HAVE BEEN 2H VICT, U.' OF QUACKS,
and who beVe I.aid HKAVY PIM to be eared 1.1 A short
time, have found they ...era deceived, and that the "
SOW' has, byithe idle of ..ruwairstrt atrrtortoarre,'! bees
dried up io the system, to bees. out in an aggravated
form, and
PRIIFIAPS AMR MARRIAGE.
Use Ilitutitow's Errs tor Su= for all affections and
dlitesses of th{►
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In
BIA.LE OH FEMALE
From whatever cause originating and no matter of
ROW LONG STANDING,
Dli t mes of these Organs require the aid of DIURNITO.
BzulaOurs BUCHO
1.3 THE OR FIAT nIORKTIO,
And Is certain to have the desired diem to all Diseases
MOH WHICH IT I 9 SHOOS SEHOED.
rri Ze accompaoynce of th t he medi most relcosle and ropewalk character
CIIRTIFICKO,I3 OF CORM,
hem 8 to2o yearn standing,
WITH NAMII9 KNOWN 1 0
BuENcs AID FA tig.
Price $1 00 per bottle, or six for $5 00.
Delivered to any address, eeoerely packed tram oboes
vauon. ,
DIO3CRIBA SYMPTOMS IN ALICOMMUNICATIONS
Caren Guaranteed I Advlee Grate, I
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of lbo
+city of Ptilladelphis, B. T. Hatunne, woo being drily
sworn, doth my, his preparations wattle no narcotic, no
mercury, or other Injurious droga, but are purely se=a
table
H. T. HILID3OI D.
Sworn and subscribed before me, th is 23d day of No
vember, H&C WM. P. HIBDIERD, Aiderwias,
Ninth BC above Race, Ptdta.
Address loiters for Information In conthienee so
H. T. BELELBOLD, Chemist
Depot, 104 South Tenth St., he. Chestnut, phila,
BEWARE OF COUP VIDIAFABI'Vei
AND UNPRINCIPLED DM &LESS,
Who endeavor to diapooo "us tam. own" and 4 /MUM "
ARTIOIII3 ON IKE NEPITtiaION ATTAINND Br
Eleitebold's Genuine Preparation a,
" " .I.xtract Barbn
•"
Ursa4rllla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by C. K. eller, D. W, Grout, J. W 3 eth, C. A.
atunvart.
AND ALL DRUOFEST4' EVERYWILVR E.
ASK FOR HELIIBOLDtS. TARR NO OTHER
Out out the advi3rneement and send for
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND MOSUL.
novl34lly
COAL 1 ! 1
ONLY YARD IN TOWN THAT DELIVER'S
COAL BY THE PATENT WEIGH CARTh.
" MESE Weight Carte are certified by the
Sealer of Weights and Measures. Consumers can
weigh their ocal at their own doors. It is of great im.
penance, during these bard times for every one to know _
that they Orr rams POLL 1103KuT wHIGHT.
s large supply of that always to be found On hand,
viz ;
Lymon3 VALLEY all sins.
HALTS. CO'S WILKSILittEE, all sizes.
LORBERRI COAL, (the genuine article,)
Sold by the ear load or single ton
All coal of the beat quality, delivered free trom all tin
'puriti• s AT TRIONS TO SUIT Psa WM, by the boat or oar
load, single, half or third of tons and Ipy toe bushel.
MRS: Sl.llMlllpdlat.
HarrisbUrg, Nov. el, 18610.-y .
FURS! FURS I rims! FURS 1
'Sable Furs, • •
Liberian Squirrel
• French Sable Furs, •
Silver Marten Furs,
Water Kink Furs.
CAD; OWNS AND Nun, lAMB isaoutuserr.
Great bargains In these tkada. Every arucle warn's
ted.to,be exa tly as represented. at •
CATHCART k BROTHER,
Next to the Harrisburg Sank.
nol3
NEW CLOTHING BT OM
SHELLENBERGEB. & BROTHER ;
NO. 80 JIIARKNI I STREET.
(Room formerly =AAA the Postoffice.)
frHE undereigned have -mint opened a
_ new and large assortment of tue latest styles of
Clothing. We are also prepared to manufacture to order
ad kinds of Gents Wear, cat to the lateet styles and Cub -
:ions. We have always on hand a large.stock of Beady
made clothing and Gentleman's Farakshing Oooda.
n09413m H. BUELLBNBBHGgR do Bao.
NV-HOLESALE and RETAIL Pk..LER
in Confootionaz Foreign and Dom alt.—.
Pies, Dates, erna
.. .. ‘ s of all kinds.—
Froth and ;al tFis -' nem, apices, To.
Now, Sagan and ' P.c=nin general mortar,
ntroot, next door to Pt. notiortoo corner Third and
Walnut streets. 4 4 • i
. 0c.12845m .
____
Select Schools for Boyt a n d Gin a
FRONT STREET AI- T.
FEHE Fall term of RO!,': VirErB
school for boys, will o . "miff fit
sopiembar. fh, room 44; I, ccunfortably
farniened, and hi every. ':...'. f' or .
,
LATHARINZ M 001 located n
the mime t Na7l7 lll %eroh the same
time.'; The room hat 'SAM ispilo promote
health and comfort ; . .r2dtf
, . •
•
'•8011EFF BOOK 870.-s tr
(Ma the
t , aitrisbyis Bril4) -•-
t j
JUST REXPAMF t e" , •
.104 4 .4. a, 4 . •
Sic which we will ;ell at $1.26 par
.au per ream for NOTE PAPER, with
Utast mutivery handsome emblems as fatriale
• • TerantiewaiTt EtrvFLopss, with national &Da
printed in two cohere.
_ USA 'THAW. S. intlinlat i ,
/' : aurifilberrgo
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