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qlortlay liornlng, December 7, 1561,
Gentlemen in want of a really
or chewing tobacco, should
19 tiew store in Market Square.
yr hi, r.i‘ erti,,eulent • •
oz , soo.—David Fisher was the name
r I ile•inar and Benjamin Gushard the
o the fireman, who were billed by the
l w
aplo,iou of tic locomotive at Newton Hamil
cut. poured iu lot evening's Tiflis-
Oros. Both of the deceased resied in Patter
on. So otlfer per
were injured by the
l'AErlt 1, IN DIRECTING Lrrrzas.—Last
5 14 1 ,' tlaa . r p wen, received at the dead letter
jog thousand and twelve letters. Of
'sell - ',even had been misdirected, two
1,11:1:: and eighteen had been uncalled for,
aidred and fifty-nine were unintelligi
':
titty-three contained money amount
ju' the aggregate to $394. Forty-three
tad !hafts and checks to the amount of $12,853.
THE ovms SsAsor is now at its height, and
laither quantitc,quality nor prices seem to be
perceptibly atlected by the war, though some
of the points irom whence the bivalves are a
nima h. on disputed ground. In fact the plen
Oa; pr,,,enee of several favorite species In the
torlict is presumptive evidence that they have
ro the Tiockade successfully on One side or the
other The pickers are doing a fair business,
extensively as formerly.
INATITITE.—The teachersof London
ddo Sillool District, met at the school house
5,6, at liainshurg, on Saturday last. The
l i nt , of the previous meeting were read and
after which the Constitution and by
-3,, revised. An election for officers was
.1, , I I. which resulted as follows : President,
ALl,Juan ; Vice President, J. S. Arnold ;
.1 W. Moore ; Treasurer, James
„ft,r which the President stated the
. -v , rciks, and appointed teachers on
Ile:. of common school education.
etc is well attended and the teachers
•c.akr a deep interest in its prosperity.
• ‘••• IA SoterErar POISONED.—No little
• ,
prrcails among the 78th Pennsylva-
Cot. Hay, now stationed on the
N, , ltlivra Central railway, guarding
. , Two of their number, Forrester
-- Sypes, were on Wednesday
• .. 1,, , ],0ncil by drinking some whisky
uwai l i an unkuowu person, while on
,• joel. al Luther vale. Sypes died on
Li. ',mains were conveyed to York
.• .: hy an I interred. Little expired on
• ,:jail en Sunday his remains were con
,
• kidiy,harg, l's., his birth-place, for
Gies were examined by se
, al, alai pronounced to be the result
• aluinktered by liquid. They were
,ital said to be highly respect
. knew them. About five weeks
kul, of this city, attached to
1',. , 10,11.,Laia Artillery regiment, sta
came near losing his life by
• . tlil been• •
, similarly tampered
/“. Hie following is a list of the
!..:u her of the regiments, and the
t titt..lll,, bow i❑ Camp Curtin
1111-t. Regiment).
-11. (ilenD, U. W. May, A. W.
Mat. li W. Bowers, Henry
I , M. Armor, P. Sides and Wm.
...17th Regiment).
• • Nunuouton, T. S. bhoecker,
G Maxwell, C. J. Winn, J. B.
chme, Jas. Griffin, H. W.
• P(ek.
Regiment).
e. Ireile.on, 'l'. S. Watus, WILL
" Hunter, A. W. Richards, F.
-
I ltli Regimnt).
I t
O Lpley, F. e 13. Long, E. D.
t JIIO L Hite , P. Graham, Wm.
• I; I \Viler, (band).
, .t
•catlmi, R. S. Wood, P. B.
,!. Capt. Crossen.
Clytin, E. D. Roath, A. Cam
•` Wm. Smith, D. L. Hoard,
h:, II W. Miller.
C:11=1
=
As there are many young
of presenting gilts to their
diunued this season, by—to
lack of cash, we would suggest
souvenirs can be made at a
`• .se value would be enhanced by
~1 ILaudiwork expended upon them.
Lit e fancy hanging baskets of MOBS
i L one picture frames and brack-
ra- 1 , , etc., the materials for which
it „ te,l at once—nothing can come
, [l,, all kinds of pine cones, MOM,
_ autumn leaves, etc.
ILbee Working Farmer full di
\ for the making of phantom
iN s. Mesa are very beautiful
We lately saw a boquet of
, ye , l :taking a host of showy wed
- ;with er the flashing of gems nor
;ul,l silver could detract from
it. I el iness
,‘IHI eilbeS, and work-baskets, are
k,l••crochet-work. The material used
~,t ton ; the work is shaped row
' l 4 ~v er a pine wood form, which
obtained, of any desired shape,
11,rners. When finished, it should
I",{
, po n the block, there starched very
"Awn Perfectly dried, varnished
alp I of gum shellac dissolved in
.h. , 1 And suffered to remain on the
Articles made in this way
AY ,trul,l:, exceedingly pretty, and afford
'"l,t. of natural taste. The
,1,,,i114 be lined, and trimmed with
„ilk,. These item s are merely
f,,rth ail hints for the benefit of our lady
awl we would be glad if some of them,
‘‘l,,uld let us know of anything new,
,' -1411 Y is rustic work, that might be added
the list
OUT or TOWN.—Gov. Curtin and his aids left
town on Thursday for Philadelphia, to present
colors to the following Pennsylvania regiments
now in that city, Sixth Cavalry, (Lancers,) Col.
Rush ; Forty-eigth Infantry, Col. Jones ; Sixty
seventh do., Col. Stanton ; Ninetieth do., Col.
Lyle ; Ninety-first do., Col. Gregory. The pre
sentation and a review of the troops took place
in the field in front of the Odd Fellows' Ceme
tery, on Islington lane, and were witnessed by
an immense multitude of people.
AccmiarrAt Suomi:No.— John Ellinger, an
adopted son of Colonel William Ellinger, pro
prietor of a hotel in Baltimore, was accidentally
shot by a soldier, on Friday night last. Young
Ellinger and the soldier were engaged in con•
versation, when the pistol of the latter was ac
cidentally discharged—the bullet entering Ell
inger's breast. The unfortunate youth was still
alive at last accounts, bat was in great agony.
The F.llingers formerly resided in Middletown,
this county. .
A GOOD EXAMPLE.—The members of the
"Roberts Infantry," a volunteer company from
Beaver county, now in Camp Curtin, have re
cently.signed the following pledge :
We, the undersigned, soldiers of the "Roberts
Infantry," believing that intoxicating liquors
are the bane of the camp, destroying alike the
health and peace of the soldiers who indulge in
them, do pledge ourselves on our honor
diem, that we will not touch taste or handle
intoxicating liquors of any kind while we are
in the service.
APPuoariort sort A ClidalMß. —The "Salem's
Church of the Evangelical Association of Har
risburg" have made application to the court of
common pleas of this county for a charter,
which will be granted at the next regular term
of said court mama cause be shown to the con
trary. The congregation has recently purchased
a lot Of ground in North street, near the reser
voir, Upon which they contemplate erecting a
neat and substantial edifice for church purposes.
They at present worship in the first story of the
Sons of Temperance Hall in Second street, and
are said to be in a very flourishing condition.
t3OIiOOLS SHOUID as Aprasortva. It is the
duty of teachers, as well as of parents and
school committees, to see that the circumstances
under which their children study, are such as
shall leave a happy impression upon their
minds; - for whatever is brought under observa
tion of the young must have power over their
susceptible natures for good or fir evil. Shabby
school rooms induce slovenly habits. 11l con
structed benches may not only distort the body,
but, reflex. influence, the mind as well. Win
try blasts, sweeping in through open floors or
broken windows, not only injure the health,
but chill the warm glow of youthful enthusi
asm. Conditions like these seldom fail to dis
gust the learner with his school, and neutralize
the best efforts of his teacher. On the other
hand, neat, comfortable and agreeable places
for study may tend to awaken associations en
chaining the mind and heart to learning and
virtions instruction with links of gold bright
ening forever.
Pomm.—There was a " full house" in the city
Lock-up, and the tenants, in the absence
of his Honor the Mayor, were heard before
Justice Beader. The " wigs" and drunken sol
diers were discharged, the former enjoined to
leave the city, and the latter to mend their
ways.
Among the arrests were two females—Atary
Toy and her right bower, Anna Locher, both of
whom were arrested at the lager-beer saloon
near the reservoir at half-past 8 o'clock yes
terday by officer Campbell. They were dis
charged.
Owen Blue—a colored " gemman," said to be
chief engineer of the heating apparatus at one
of our principal hotels—was arraigned charged
with palming himself off asa, police officer, and
threatening to arrest a sergeant of one of the
military guards i The justice felt strongly in
clined to give Owen a term In the building op
posite, but pleading " first offence," &c., he
was lett off by paying costs.
PRKPARING 10K ASSISSECNTS—The several
county assessors are preparing for their duties
by the issue of circulars under the act of 1846,
making it the duty of every assessor in the
commonwealth, at the time of making assess
ments in his ward, borough or township, or re
quire every person, firm or partnership, and
the president, secretary and cashier, or treasur
er of every corporate body or company, subject
to taxation to deliver him, in writing, a state
ment of the aggregate amount of money due
them by solvent debtors, and all other incomep,
with the exception that banks are not required
to make a return of notes discounted or negoti
ated. This statement must be made to the as
sessor within fifteen days, certified as correct by
the proper person. In case of refusal, the as
sessor is empowered to make out such a state
ment from the best means he may be able, to
obtain.
In case the parties above indicated, shall re
fuse to make a full and correct statement, they
are subject to a penalty of one, hundred dollars,
one half of which goes into the County Treasu
ry and the other to the prosecutor.
The statement must inclose all moneys due
by solvent debtors on mortgages, judgments,
bonds, decrees, notes contracts, agreements, ac•
mounts and settlements in the. Orphan's Court
and Common Pleas and other accounts; also the
amount of stock in banks, institutions and
companies, public loans or stocks, and money
loaned on interest in any other State.
4. r.anotra Is the superior of capital, and de
serves much higher consideration."—From the
message of Abraham Lincoln,
PRESIDENT OF THE "UNITED STATES.
"Our boast is not of castled homes
Upon our thousand hills .; ;
Our boast is not of noble blood
That thfough our veins distils
No, 'tis our pride thet we were born
In freedom's chainless clime
And if escutcheon we could clime,
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
Thum & Bowmen's Cheap Store, corner Front
and Market iltreeta. . 2t
Aix Should read Prof. Wood's advertisement
in another column.
peonsplvania Jailßn gletegraph, eaturtrap Morning, number 7, 1861
WALltima —The heel of the boots or shoes
should not be high, because it makes the step
less steady and secure, and, at the same time,
shortens it, and impairs the action of the calf
muscle. A high-heel piece, moreover, renders
the position of the foot upon the ground oblique
placing the forepart at a lower level than the
heel ; thus the weight is thrown too much in
the direction of the toes, and they are driven
forward and cramped against the upper leather
of the shoe. The high heel of a boot, there
fore, tends to aggravate the evils which are
caused by the insufficient and ill adjusted space
which is allowed to the toes.
A good foot is not only charasteric of man
and his intellectual faculties, but in each indi
vidual the foot receives an impress from the
mind. To walk well, we must willwell. There
is little difficulty in' recognizing three chief
classei among pedestrians. First, there are
those who pay too much attention to the move
ments, who walk with a pompous strut, or
mincing gait, or affect some style or other. We
are naturally very little inclined in favor of
such persons ; indeed, we have usually to make
an effort not to be decidedly prejudicial against
them. Secondly, there are those who pay too
little attention to their movements, who do not
seem to be sufficiently alive to the responsi
bility attaching to the possessors of so noble a
structure as the human frame, and who do not
give themselves the trouble.to,ezert the powers
of the glorious mechanism with Which they are
charged. , . •
They slouch, or dawdle along in a listless,
lazy manner. Instinct tells us, and tells us
rightly, to beware how we trust such persons
with'the conduct of our affairs, or with any
office of responsibility. We feel that the lack
of energy manifested in the guidance of their
limbs is too probably, a feature of character,
which unfits them for the active duties of life
and we know that such men are not usually
successful in their calling. Thirdly, there are
those who show, by the firmness and precission
of their step, and in the regularity of the suc
cession of the movements by which it is made,
that'they are conscious of the dignity of their
species, of the responsibility attendant on that
dignity, and of the respect due to themselves.
Such men, we feel, are likely to pursue their
avocations energetically and methodically, as
well as with punettiality.
iany points of character peep in the way
men walk. Oar poet tells us that in one way
we may read
-rascal in the motions of his back,
And scoundYel in his supple sliding knee,
Another has a halting, shuffling, undecided
gait ; while a third walks in a bold, determin
ed, straight forward, erect, and independent
manner. One has a cautious, parsimonious
step, as if sparing of shoe-leather, or afraid to
trust the ground ; he has, however, probably
trusted the funds with considerable invest
ments. Some walk with long, pretentious,
measured strides ; other make short, quick, in
sigr,kificant steps. Some, again, are hurried,
haw, noisy ; while others glide along in & qui
et, shrinking, unpretending, it may be timid,
manner.
For the Telettapit,
CIEDAR Hun Sonsamt.—Mr. Editor: In look
ing over your advertising columns we noticed a
card from the old and long established seminary
at Cedar — Hill, near Mount Joy, and thought
you might not object to insert a few well writ
ten remarks in regard to that•institution from
one of its former patrons. The Rev. N. Dodge,
who founded and still continues at the head of
this seminary, is deemed by those who know
him best, to be one of the most successful edu
cators in our country. We may truly say that
he: is a living Encyclopedia of knowledge, and
combines the rare faculty of imparting easily,
pleasantly and effectually, his vast fund of
knowedge by conversation to others. No one
can be in his society without gaining informa
tion on one or another subject, and it is owing
to this fact that young ladies educated at his
school possess so much general knowledge in
addition to their scientific, classical and other
scholastic attainments. His method or system
of teaching is likewise thorough and complete.
His assistant teachers are educated and instruct
ed in the art of teaching,„principally under
his own immediate care; and to ensure
to each scholar perfect justice. He not
only has a regular teachers meeting
where all difficulties are reported to him for his
counsel, he., but he gives each department
every moment that he has to spare from the
senior classes. Few men in the prime of life
would, or could, endure his daily labors, and
yet he at an advanced age shows no fatigue or
diminution of mental vigor. He is truly a re
markable man, and if parents generally knew
the many advantages their daughters would
have in this institution it would be the most
largely patronized of any in the State. But it
is an unpretending one, and is only best known
to those families who have at one period or
another sent scholars to it. , For many years a
large proportion of its pupils were from the
south, but since the rebellion they have been
withdrawn and in some instances there has been
alailure to pay, what, was due, the Principal,
and he has consequentlysuffered pecuniarily
as well as numerically from his southern pat
rons. Knowing all of these circumstances in
regard to the school, we felt called upon to,
write a few commenadtory words in its favor
to a loyal and cultivated community; and
although disinterested should like to see
an institution so worthy of patronage, rot
chive a fair portion of pupils from our city. It
is true we,have,good schools here that young
ladies may attend' with 'profit, and we would
not wish to depreciate or take from !them the
high merit and position they have attained; but
an intimate knoWledge of many of the semina
ries of learning in our State, enables us to say
that the Cedar Hill Institute, under the control
of Rev. N. Dodge, still remains at the head of
all others, and is the model School of Pennsyl;
vania. It possesses a great superiority is this,
that it is an old establishment, having an ex
tensive library and laboiatory, With all the con
veniences of apparatus, ho., and has been pro
fitted by a large experience intertiehhig and cul
tivating the minds of young ladies to the best
advantage. The whole mind is cultivated in
this school. The'intellect, the sensibilities, the
morals, and the will, all are moulded by kind
ness and gentleness, according to the highest
standard of excellence—Christirmity. It is a
school, too, which is free from sectarian influen
ces, true piety alone is revered and- impressed
upon the hearts of its pupils, and the =remit
ing care of the Principal and his highly gifted
lady over the health, comfort, manners and
gentle breeding of those entrusted to their care,
can scarcely be overrated. It is likewise a bene
fit often to young ladies to be sent from home,
where they will be cut off from wild and
thoughtless associates of their own age, who
exert a counteracting influence upon the good
'instructions of parent and teachers at home, and
'Although the current session commenced in the
'fall, a favorable time for , young ladies to enter
this institution will be after the Christmas
liolidays. • - - • F
Fuss, Fuss, Fuss.—sl,ooo worth of furs re
ceived from New York auction ; 100 fur capes
ane muffs, from $3 up to $l2, worth double ; 26
dos. hoop skirts for 50c., 75c. and $1 25 ; 100
cloaks for $2, $2 60, $3 60 up to $lO, very
cheap. A large assortment of traveling bags,
baskets and satchels ; 100 plebes of splendid
dark calico at Sand 10 cents a yard—of stock
ings we have a full assortment for ladies, men
and children, woolen and ecitton, at 121, 18and
20 cents ; 86 large woolen blankets ; CO pieces
canton flannel, at 121 . cents ; red, yellow and
white flannel, very cheap ; 60 pieces of white
curtin fringes at half price ; beautiful set flow
ers De Lanes, at 22 and 25 cents ; received a
new lot of shirt breasts, beautiful styles, at S.
Levy'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.
IMPORTAN 1• TO vicmeLtr.s
DR. CHEESIDIAN'S PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L Cheeseman, M. D.,
NEW YORK CITY
friElE combination of ingredient's in these
_L Pills aro the result 01 a long and extensive mactice.
It• y ern mild in their operation, and certain hi correcting
all irregulditlesPainhil Aleustrnations removing all ob
struction'', whether trom cold , or otherwise, headache,
pain lo the el le palpitation of the heart, Whites, `all ner
vous allicdobs, hysterics, 'fatigue, pito in the back and
limbs, Ace., disturbed sleep, watch mime; from interrup
tion of nature.
TO MARRIED"I4I4IO, •
Dr. Cheesemanhs Pille are invaluable, aa they • will bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladles who have
been dhulPO'nted in the use of other Pills can place the
utmost confidence In Dr. Ohoeseman's Pala doing all that
they represent to do.
NO,TION.
There is one oendelipn Um female system in which the
PsNe cannot be taken letthotet producing a PEOULIAR
RESULT.r Theconditiols referred to is PESO IfANO 7
the muff mzsaudareok.. Sack it the irrutetthle tea.
deney e the medicine to restore the sexual Amadeu to a
normal eonditioni . that (*ea * reprottactive power' y/'
here cannot resist st.
Warrtutted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions, which should be road: ad.
company each, box. Price 91 Sent by mall on enclos
log i 1 to Da. COILNILIUS I...omaracen t • Box 4,981, Post
Office, New York Qtr.'
old by one Drug& tin every town In the United Slates
R. B. IitIfOEUNGS,
General Agent for the United States.
14 Broadway, New York,
To whom all wholesale orders abohld bitekldreoaed.
nov29 dandy
A CARO TO TOR LADITV
DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR .FEMALES
"Read the iblo trig certificate" from one of the first
ladies in Utica, N. Y., who called open my agents In that
city (Br. Wet. Bristol & and told them that she, of
course, did not wish her, name made .public, bail' any
one should doubt the ivon lei tIA Albion:l'hr "MR. Dons
ExPe Golden Pills, they might refer any Lady to her, as
she consiaered It a duty. as well as a pie Laura, to her
knowledge of their efficacy, as administered to her
daughter, earning I ady,l7 years out. be was. fast go
ing into- {akin Odild-vaaturef became
obstructed Two boxes of these Goldin - Pills' edtlre
ly cured her, and sue .is now in racial ; health
"Wewere particular. in buying the genukoe.. Full and
explicit directions aCcointanyini etitth box Price sl.
Sold wholesale and retail by C. H. XXIX; (Druggist,)
91 Marks' street, (sole agent ibr) Harrisburg, Pa. By
sending bun $1 00 ibt o ngh the Harrisburg Pea Office
the Pihs will De sent.contldenually by mail , to any part
of the country; iifree of Pestage. •
N. s.—Look out for canulterfelts. . Bey : no oeiden Pills
of any kind animus the box ,is signed AD. Howe. All
others Is o bead imposition - add Unsafe; therelbre, as
you value your lives and health, (to say Bottling of be.
lug humbugged_ out of your money ) , buy only of those
who show the signature of B. D. Howe oti every box,
which has recently be , * added he account of the Pills
"wag eounterlelted. T.tir ingredients (*mewing: the
above Pills are Inkde known to every Agent:imi they
are safe, and will perform all claimed for them.
Sold also by, T. L Linitberger,.Lebanon ; A. J. Kauff
man, Mechanicsburg ; ltarks;.Lewhitown 18: Billott-
Cardin;: S. 0: Wild; Rewville ; O. /thick, &appalls,
burg ; J Spangler, Chambersburg ; K. T. miller, York ;
J. A. Wolf, — Wrightsville; 8. 8. Stevens, Nettling; and
N. P. Hunter, Reading, and by "one druggist" In every
town and vill fige In the untied Mat". and br
S. D. MOM";
e3.4m Sole Proprietor, NOW 'York.
HAIR DYE I HAIR DYE I
Wm. A. Batalielor'a Hair Dye I
The only Hannha and Reliable Dye Known
All others are mere imitations; and should be avoided
Egan wish toescape ridicule
_,..._.
GREY, RID :RUSTr.N.AIR dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or also; without the least
InJury to Hair or Sidh.
MIRED IibDALS AND DIPLOMAS hays been awar
ded' to Wa4.llxiaaittoarairitte 18 9,rind over. 200,000
applications bad boebratideto the hair or the patrons'
of his fat:aqua Otlt
Hu. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE prodtices a color
not to be ,disldnifoished from nature and is wAttaihrun
not to injure In the least, however long it may be contin
ued, and the ill Labels of bad Dyes remedied. The hair
la levigorated for Ufe by iblahpleralld Dye, whleh io prop.
arty applied at No: la tiondStreet New York.
bold itt all the altos and towns of the United States, by
Druggists indtPancy Goods Dealers ,
The Genuhsahas the halite INURARI . A.. Batchelor,"
and address upon a steel plate engraving, on the four
Bides of each box.
Wholesale'Factory, 81 Barclay St..,
Late 233' Broadway, New York
IWI2-dawly
HELMECLEPSmaacT BUCHU
TA , DREAT DibRETIC.
HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU„
TRE GREAT DIURETIC.
KELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Buono.
Tait GREAT DIURETIC.
BELMBOLD , 3 EXTRACT BUCHU, - •
• TOE GREAT DIURETIO.
And a Feeds% and Specific' !eniedy itir Disown of the
"Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Drop..y;
Organic Weakness,
And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement is another column. Cut it out, and
loud for tho.Niedloine at once.
BEWARE 07 'COUNTERFEITS.
novl34l2nlL,c,
MANHOOD
HOW LOST, 110 W RESTORE D
TIIST Published in a • Seided Envelope ;
PriCe a cts : A Lecture on dui &lure, Treatment,
awl nidlealetneot Spermatorrares or Seminal Weaknacs,
Inioluntary Emissions, SernelDebillty, and. impedimenta
to Marriage..gentirally,4lerno49Mona, gottsmilittifat.
epey and Fits : . Mental And Ayalcalinoapeoliy r esulthig
from self AMMO,' &O.;- - 13y soar: 3: Cf.rtYIKWNGL. M.
IX,,rkethor.ot ; the Op= popir&c. Boon to Thou-
Banda of Suffers " intei *Lir seaVleW.:ol.ili . i.pwrelpe, to
any address, roltiram; on receipt - six 'bents, or two
postage stenips, by Dr. CH..I. C. ELE,
127 Bowe ry, Bew York, Poet Maze, Box 4sse.
setis.owsm
T 0
O:I:IBTOii.ERS •
A New Lot, of
LADIES , PURSES,
Of beautiful Styles, aubstaMlidly made
A Splendid Amortment of
GENTLEICHN'S WALLEITS.
A New and Elegant Perfmne,
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS' BOQUET,
Pat op, in Cut Glass Engraved BonGee.
A Complete Assortment of
HANDKERCHIEF pEAFTIMES,
Of the best Manotiveture
A very fisodaanie Variety of
POWDER 'STET BOXES,
XELLEB'S DRUG STORE,
seplB Dl Market arse'.
COAL t COAL! 1
.
$3, AND S 2 26 PER TON OF 2,000 L 133.
• •
0. D. FORST'Itjt ,
N 0.14, Market Street, yard on
.ILI the Wed, foot of North street,' Wholesale and Re
tail dealer ilk
TRE,VORTON,
WILB3BARRE,
LYKENS xr,
, . . SONBURYand
BROAD 20P OVAL
Flunlles and Dealers may rely umm °Wining a Bret-rate
"reel°, mod_ full weigitt, :the :lowan Mee. Orders
'promptly, *waded to. A liberal uhicount made to per
Cdiaaere paying for the coal , when ordered.. '
Present price, $3 and $2 26 'per ton;
Harrisburg, Oct. 26.=d81¢
likilleregV l- ; - 114:111;1110TH, HAT,
LAth Mt nuatfirsitusi# great VartelY
klivg:4Pir.ol"
filiscettarteinta
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS 1! 1
HOME MANUFACTURE
TEE CHEAPEST IN 771 E MARKET
THE undersigned ..aviug opened his
Manufactory of Shirts kc, , at N 0.12 West market
street, Harrisburg, Pa , mns respectitilly solicits the
pationago and attention of the ladies, Gentlemen and
Merchants to the following assortment of goods all of
which are oar own manufacture :
BEHR rs, . •
SHIRT BOSOMS,
CULLA '
ccrria,
WAISTBANDS,
NIGHT SHIRTS,
, &c.
also the particular attention of the Ladies to our large
assortment of under garments Ac , (from the latest im-
proved London and Pans styles,) LIZiliN COLLARS,
comes, sErrs &a., in great varieties, all of which, being
our own mautmfacanre we will sell cheaper than can be
purchased eliewhere.
rersous desironsof tarnishing their own MaterjalN car ,
have cutting, sewing Ere., of every variety done accord
ing to order. All of the above named geode for Goma we it
we will make to measure, guaranteeing to fit, and give
entire satisfaction to the purchaser for style, durabilit
and m Iterlal. All special orders will be promptly at.
tended to upon the shortest notice and moat reasonable
terms. ' Also Metal:tenni:supplied upon the most reabou..
able terms.
P. &Itches wishing skirts or Rader garments of any
diacription, can bays them made to order by sending
sample of such kinds as may be desired.
. JAMES A. LYNN,
No. 12, Market street,
a029-dBm Harrisburg, Ya
Roosts next emir to Hummel & Grocery
Store. .-
A large assortmentof Gentlemen' Fur.nkihing Goods
&c. , In andltiou to the above can always be roan& cheap
for cub. _ .
STEAM WEEKLY
;7 0 - 1 : 1 ; - ' 91 -.:, BETWEEN NEW TORE
.
- - AND llvElzeso.L.
- •_.
I IN FD .
EItBAARING . -PAS
-
qUIXENSTOWN,, (Ireland.) The Liver
pool, NeW ION apd Philadelphia Steamship company
intend .1. - spatchlns their full powered Cdyde.bnilt iron
Stearns lupe as follows :
=HA, Saturday December 7: ;CITY OF MANCELPSTEIt„
Saturday,'Detembee ; VITrOF SALTIKI RR,'Llatitrday
December 14 and ninny Saturday, at Noon, from Pler
44, Norm River.
=I
FIRST. CABIN $75 001 BTRCRAHE .
$3O 00
do to London $BO 00 I do to London .438 00
do to Parte $B5 00.1 do to Paris ~.. $3B 00
do to Hamburg.. $B5 001 do to Hamburg 835 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotter
dam, Antwerp, U., at equally low rates.
xi-Persona wiehing'w bring euttheir friends can buy
tickets here at the Mowing rates, to New 'York: From
Liverpool or Queonstowu; let Oabtu, $76, $B5 and 8105 ,
Steerage From idrorp6itt $4O 00. From Queenstown,
$3O 00. " •
These Steamers have superior accommodations tor
passeugers, and awry experienced Surgeons. They are
built 1n Water tight Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Annihilators on board.
trot ttirther Information applytta Liverpool to WILLIAM
,
INMAN, Agent, :t2 Water Street is Glasgow to WM.
INMAN, 6 at. Enooh Square ; Ia clown - A:town 43 C. St W.
D. SEYMOUR CO: in LOndbfild - ELVES & 61
King William St..; in Paris to JIJLOS DECOUM, 5 Place
do la Bourse; in Philadelphia to JOHN G. DALE, 1.1.1
Walnut sweet ; or at Company's offices.
JNO. G. DALE, Agent,
L 5 Broadway, New York.
Or O. O. Zimmeraum. Agent. Elturisburz.
PASeRNGERn FOR RtlttißE,—Sy order of . the
Secretary of state, al reasengers.,learing the United
States are required:to procurePtosporta before going on
board the St amer. JOHN G. DALE, entaNT.
REMOVAL.
WM. BREITENGER has removed his
restaurant from the corner of Dewberry alley
and Market street, to the house formerly occupied by the
"sod Lion hotel" In Martet street between Dewberry
alley, and Third street which he has refitted throughout
In the most beautiful manner, and he is now prepared to
farniuti as intuit, Oysters and all the delicacies of . the
season, in-that recherche style which has, distinguished
his establianment from the time of first opening.
N. 'S —Private Rooms have been fitted up foe the ac
commodation of Ladles and families. lintranco next
door to the main entrance.
noirlB-dlm
DRIED SWEET CORN (SHAirsn..)
HOiIIONY, Gann,
BAYP, BEANS,
PRO,
DR= APPLES, D 11111) MOM.
Fresh Peaches, (In cans.)
" Tomatoes, "
"
Corn, &c ., &O.
Just received and for sale by
noBo WK. COCK, Ja. & CO
SOLDIERS' NICE NACIt'S,
'DOR Sale at
/KELLER% DRUG AND FANTOR STORE
Camp Writing Cases, •
Kepi's or Sewing Cases,
• Shaving or Razor Cases,
• Toilet Cases,
Match Oases.
Pocket Ink. Stands,
Pocket Mirrors,
Pocket Knives,
Pocket Combs, -
Fine Combs,
Camp Mirrors.
Bryer Pipes,
Tobacco Boxes,
India Rubber Tobacco Pouches,
Wicker, Leather &Platins Flasks,
Leather Drinking Cups.
Pens, Penholders, Pennlis—Paper, andilnyelepes.
Soldiers will see at a glance that the phiee to ket as
outfit in small wares is at No 91, Market street.
ler-see "Fort Pickens" In the window. nos•tt
FOR SEWING MACHINES.
JONAS BROOK & BRO'S
PRIZE MEDikL pP9O4 COTTON,.
_ • !;;
200 ae 600 YDS. Wm.7.4-BLACK ca COLORRD.
THIS thread being made particularly for
Sewing hiss Wes, yEttY STRONG, SMOOTH. AND
ELASTIC. Its strength is not iniPtilted by, washing; nor
by Crictiots o(, the heeds:, For 'l4sellinee,' use. Brooks'
Patent Glace,' "
FOR
"UPPER TREAD,
and Brooks Patent 814 Cord, Bod-'4lre n t,
FOR ENDER. MUM),
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the country.—
Also, in mess or 100 D4Z/LV sem assoarau Nos , by
lizsar Hal CA, Sole Agent.
n09.410m 38 Vesey street, New York.
Nb3x=imcmwvassi
DAI4II . allt LINE!
Between PliilacielDbda
Loot Hex* Jimsnr &mom, Winiumport Maya,
Clartoinows, wemoprrowmi 111120 N LNIVNIErusa,
NOBBNCINIBIBLAND, SUNBURY, TIMOR:CO;
Groinerowni L LMNEITOWZI, SLUARS
BURG; HALIFAX, Dewar*,
ANDE=A•#iRISBIIRU.
The Philadelphia Depot being centrally located the
Drayage will be at the lowest rates. A Dundeelac goes
through with each train to attend to the safe delivery of
all goods entrusted to tho line. Goods delivared. at the
Depot AL - • •
FRXED, WARD & FRRID, No. 81111ara et alteet, Philo
• •
delphla, by 5 o'clock. .11., will be Alivered in
Harrisburg the next moralnA
Freight (always) as low as by any other atie.
Particular attention paid by this line io prompt and
speedy delivery of all Harriaburz
The undersigned thankful for pant palm: • :e hopes by
strict Mennen to lin/simian to merit a con • ilea of the
fame. T. PIFLFEIIiii,
Philadelphia and &Wilt :•
OH -dem Fein of Market Simi ri.atirg
GUM GOODS
FOR THE ARMY,
SUCH AS
Dods, IPilloany Blankets. Coats, Caps,
Loggias, Drinking; Cups, &c.,
FOR SLIM BY
Wilt SHAFFER,
North Side Market Square, near Buehler's Hotel,
131Thgr, PA.
aug2l•d3m*
,
newly . fe r ri . lenished stock of Toilet
O V4
• itudTaiicy Goods is unsurpassed in this city, arid
feeling conlldemt of nmdering satisfaction, we would yes
immtfully Invite sea% • . KILLER,
91 m ar ket stieet,;•tire doors'east of itoiAl street, south
dim •,. 1 . -* , '.11.'":1:1 - 2, A,
1U scdtaneov..
NEWBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION,
"HIG C3NCENTF &TED"
COMP. 'UN° FLUID EIPRACT
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Dl , ea-rot of the BLADDER, KIDNEY/I, GRAVEL.
and D-lOPHCAL SWELLINGS.
Tb Medicine ine-en , el the power of Digestion, and
eicite3 the A RSIMBF.STS hit ly action, by which
the WAT , RY O t CALCAREOUS depositions, and all UN.
NATURAL. ENLARGE AENTR are reduced, as we/ as
PAIN AND INFIA hi kTioN, and is gond for
MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN.
HELIIHOLD'S iiXTRACT DUCH%
For Weaknesses
Aria ny from Excesse% Thrills or Ditaipailon, Early In
discretion or Abase.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Moak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefuluesa,
Dimness ci Vision, Pam la tbeDatik,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular Syslem,
Hot Hands, Flerahlug of the Body,
Dryness of the :Ain, ktrupdons on cue Face,
PALI ID COON TENANOE,
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which ME med
icine Invariably remove*. soon follows
IMPOTENCY FtIUITY, PPILEPTIC
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY hICPIRIL
Who can say that they are not freque tly followed by
those "'IREFUL DPEASFS,"
'INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware of the cause of their auffitrlng,
HUT NONE WILL CONFEsS.
THE RED •DS OF THE I \ et NE ASYLUMS.,
And the Melancholy Dealts Ly Connoeption,
IMAR .4.11P15 WITHROI TO Tile TRUTH OF IRS ABarimmt:
THE cONAIITIIGN ON n: AFFECTED WITS
ORGANIC wicur. , EM,
Requires the aid of medicine to ,trengthea and
Invlgorat the Spann,
Which Elisunloin'a EX fRACT RUCHU i•aariebty doss.
• TRIAL WILL coxviog mil MOOT SERATIOAL.
FEMALE 4 —FEM.A.LE3—F EM A LEE,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEMPLA
TIXO MARRIAGE,
IN MANY AFFECIIONi PECULIAR TO FEMALES,
the Hatred Hoehn is unequalled by any other remedy,
as in Ohloreds or Retention, Irregularity, Paintelnen, or
Suppression at or Customary EvecusUons, Ulcerated or
Scirrhous state of the Uterus, Leucorhtet Whites, Steril.
ity, and tor all complaints Lied to the sex, whether
arising from Indiseretioa, Habits of Dissipation, or In
the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
BEE EITIEPTOMi ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT I C I
Taal No MORE BLisix, biscoas, oz. uNrmt: INT MEDI
CUR FOR uNruoLNANT AND DANGEROUS DIMS*,
HELMBOLD'S EZIRACT B(10110'
cum
SECRET DISEASES.
Ia all their Stages, At Mae sponse ;
Little or no change In Diet ; No inconvenience;
And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent desire and elves strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstructions.
Prevent'ng and Caring Strictures or tile Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Itudaunnatiouso frequent la the
Owls of incenses, and expelling aU Poisonous, Donated
and worn-out Matter.
111008kNO8 'WON TeousANDs
1180 HAVE BEEN INN norms OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY ratty to be cared In u laort,
time, have found they were deceived, and that the 4 ` PO/-
FON" has, by the use of ..rowsavut airrsoutarrrs," been
dried up in the system, to breas out la an aggravated
form, and
PBRHAPS 4FTER MAIIM4O.II.
USO ElO-111301,013 .IWrRUT Boons for all alfections and
diseases of the
UtiINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG s rA NDING.
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of muslinco.
lIIALUBOLD'S EXTRAU BUCHO
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to him) the desired enact in all Diseases
FOR WHICH IT IS RECult MENDED
Evidence of the twat reliable and responsible character
will accompany the =dices.
CERTIFICAMS OF CURES,
Prontl3 iv 20 writ stveciiiv,
WITH NAKAO =TOWS TO
!MINCE AND
Price $1 00 per bottle, or six for $5 00.
Delivered to any address, ....acutely packed from obser
vation.
Dh,s3CRIBIt SYMPrOSIS ISI ALL 0311MIMMITIONS
Cures Guaranteed t Advice Grans
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of Oho
any of Ptaladelphl a , H. T Haute , Lo, wno btang duly
sworn, don Bay, hls preparations coot tin no narcotic', no
mercury, or other Wartime drugs, but are purely vege
table
N. T. HELMBOI D.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 231 day of No
vember, 1854. WM. P. EUBBERD, eiderosaa,
Ninth St soave Race, Phila.
Address letters for li/formatOn in confidence to
H. T. TTEratIBOLD, Cheraist,,
Depot, 104 South Tenth St., bol. Chestnut, phils,„
BE WARE OF GOUN VERB BITS
AND UNPRINCIP . ..EO DEALERS,
Who endeavor to divose "ov THOR own" and •-ocasa”
ARTICLOS ON TIM IMPUTATION ATTAINND BY
-
Helmbold'e Genuine Preparation B,
tt Lstract Bu hn,
" Sarsauarllls,
t. " Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by C. K. oiler, D. W, Grose, J. W.teth, C.
Baunvart.
AND ALL DRUOFISTS EVERYWHERE'.
ASK FOR INIABOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for It,
AND AVOID IIIPOBITIOn AND FICPOSURIt.
nov13•Oly
COAL 1 ! !
ONLY YARD IN TOWN THAT DELIVER'S
COAL BY THE PATENT WEIGH CARTS.
pH hSE Weight Carts are certified by the
y. Sealer or Weighte and Measures. Commons can
weigh their coal at their own doors. It hi of great in.
penance during these liar.' times for every one to know
that they oar WWI PULL HMV WIMIT.
,barge supply of Coal always to be found on band,
LYKEEE VALLEY all sizes.
BALTIC. CO'S WlLlCsimitaz, all sizes.
LORBERRY coat., Oho genuine aruolo,)
Sold by the car load or single Lou
All coal ortha best quality, delivered free trom all Im
purith 8 AT raiciai TO suit TUC tam, by the boot or ear
load, single, ball or third of tons and by too bushel.
JAMES al. ViEHiSLIH.
Harrisburg, Nov. 6,1881.—y
FIIRI3 I FURS 1 , FUR*l' FURS
.
Sable Furs,
Liberian Squirrel Furs,
French Sable Furs,
Silver /tartan Furs,
Water Utak Furs.
CAPS, CUFFS AND MUFFS, LARGE ASSORTJIM.
Great bargains in thaseGocds. Every article warran
ted to be era tly as represented, at
CATHCART & BROTHER,
Next to the Harrisburg Sank.
nou
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
SHELLENBERGER & BROTHER,
NO. 80 MARKET STREET.
(R oo m formerly occupied by the Postoffice.)
rriHE undersigned have just opened a
new and large assortment of tne latest styles of
clothing. We are also prepared to manufacture to order
all kinds cf Gents Wear, cut to the latest styles and rash -
ions. We have always on hand a large stock of Ready
made clothing and Gentleman's Furnishing Goads.
nog-03m H. BIiELLENBERGSR & BRO.
WBOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
In Confectionary, F o reign and Domestic Fruit.—
Pip, Dates, Prunes, Raisins and Nuts of all kinds.—
Fresh and rial trish, Soap, Candles, Vinegar, aldose, To
haaeo, &gars and Country Produoe in general, Market
street, next door to Parke House, alao evraer Third and
Walnut streets.
0ct2.8-dsm JOHN Msg.
Seleot Sohools for Boys and Girls
FRONT STREET ABOVE LOCUST.
THE Fall farm of ROBERT fit'ELWEE'S
School for boys, will open on the Ora Monday In
September. the room fa well ventilated, oomforiebly
furnished, and in - every respect adapted for school pat.
CATHARINE BVELWEIrd School for girls, locate.), n
the same building, wilt open for the Fell term at the same
time. The 1.00131 has been elegantly fitted up to proniatit
he health and comtbrt, of Reitman. aug22duf
80.11EFFER'8 BOOK STOKE 1
(Near the Barrietiterg Bridge.)
ED
‘ 0 1 )1W25111 j1U 1i1121 81 1: lo ß t O E I Fin k.l e l oo V td Ifll o a.L in N th OT:
woman we Will eel! at $1.25 per teem.
1411.60 per ream for NOTE Pet&it, decor , Lod with
the-iataat-and-very- bauciaouku cochlea= aoa patriotic
mottos. w.
43,.50.r0p Iwo WRITS DIVFLOPE4 wits, national and
paubue anblems, printed tu two colors.
Maio girt no a WI. Tag P. 80110:11131,
1 02514 woo.. Harelabowg,