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Moodny Afternoon, December 16, 1661,
WANTED.-- In a private family a colored boy
to make fires and do general errand work. Ile
must bring good rec:ommendations ; none other
need apply. Apply at this office.
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ARRIVAL OF CAVALRY ,I:IC!R§E+3.--Five or six
hundred U. S. Cavalry horses arrived here to
day, from Derry :ownship, where they have
been quartered for some months back. We be
lieve theyare intended for Gen. \Vynkoop's caval
ry regiment, which leaves camp Cameron to
morrow or next day for the seat of war.
DAVIS' GREAT PANORAMA of America and the
Rebellion, continues to draw, crowded houses at
Brant's City Hall. Hundreds were turned away
from the door last Saturday everting, not being
ableto get even standing room within the hall.
The panorama is exhibited again this evening,
and we advise all who want to see a really great
painting to be on hand.
BRETAL ATTACK UPON A Smarm—Last Satur
day a man named John M'Cullonch committed
a violent assault and battery upon a soldier,
longing to Camp Curtin. The affair occurred
in South street, and is said to have been entire.
ly unprov. ked. M'Cullouch, in his attack, used
brass knuckles, with which he inflicted several
severe wounds on the soldier's head, and then
made his escape. The soldier was taken to the
Mayor's office in an insensible condition, where
his wounds were dressed by Dr. Martin, after
which he *as removed to the military hospital.
M'Cullouch was subsequently arrested by officer
Campbell, and taken before the Mayor, who in
default of bail committed him to prison to an
swer. •
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Tax CoLunge DAM.—A large meeting of per
sons interested in the Fisheries was held at
Bainbridge, Lancaster county, on Sattirday,
December 7th,lBfil , at the public school house,
at which Mr. Emanuel Nagle presided, and A.
H. Glatz acted as Secretary. On motion of Dr.
rt H. Jones, of Bainbridge, ti committee
from the counties of Lancaster, Dauphin and
Ye, k was appointed to conduct such correspon
dence as might be deemed necessary to further
the object of the meeting, viz: the enforcement
of the laws concerning the obstruction of the free,
passage of fish in the Susquehanna river by the
Columbia Dam. .-The President announced the
following gentlemen as composing said com
mittee of correspondence: John Haldeman,
Henry Smith, of Lancaster ; Michael Shelly,
John Shelly, G. W. Eiter, of Dauphin ; Isaac
Frazer, John Burger, A. Heistand Glatz, of
York. On motion of Mr, Glatz, Mr. Nagle,the
President of the meeting, was added to the Lan
caster county committee.
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FATAL, RAILROAD ACM/RM.-70R Monday
morning, on the arrival of freight train which
left this place on Sunday night, at West Phila
delphia, 'Christian Wagner, a brakesmen, resi
dent of Columbia, was missing. The wheels
of the train behind the car he was on (the third
from the rear of the train) were examined, but
no evidences found of an accident. On the
arrival of the succeeding train, however, its
wheels were found smeared with blood and with
other traces of the missing man. The body
was found on the track in the morning below
Morgan's Corner, the head entirely crushed
and a wound in one side. The remains were
brought home the same evening, and the fu
neral took place on Tuesday. It is supposed
that the unfortunate man fell asleep, the train
running very slowly, slipped from the bumper,
probably so stunning himself that although he
fell clear of his own train, he could only strug
gle into the track of the one following. The
trains were, as we have said, running slowly,
and the two were close together, so that the
flagman on the rear of Wagner's train was busy
watching for ana showing his light to the fol
lowing engineer ; otherwise by the light of his
lantern he might have discovered the insensi
ble man on the track and saved him from des
truction. Mr. Wagner was a young man of
steady habits, and leaves a family—a wife and
several small children.
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PROP. brCOY'S ORATION.—Prof. M'Coy deliv
ered his celebrated oration " On the London
Times and the American Rebellion," in the
Hall of the House of Representatives at the
capitol, before his excellency, Gov. Curtin, a
number of military field and staff officers, and
a large number of our citizens, including many
ladies, last Saturday evening. Among the
audience we recognized the venerable forni
of ex-Governor Porter, who, although very
feeble; from recent severe illness, still desired,
by his presence, on this occasion, to mani
fest his love and loyality to the Union. He
seemed very much interested in the oration,
joined heartily in the applause, and at its tar
ination, was among the first to congratulate the
orator on his success. The band attached to
Col. Wm. Murray's Regiment was present, and
entertained the audience with a number of lively
and spirited airs suitable to the occasion.
But we shall not want to report the oration ;
nor yet to describe it in adjectives. It was
simply grand. Patriotism flashed in every sen
tenet, from first to last, and the music of the
Union rang through every paragraph. It was
received throughout with great applause, and
marked satisfaction by the brilliant audience.
All were delighted and moved to a feeling that
rcolde true, genuine, patriotic love for the Union
and the Constitution tingle through every
nerve. At the close of the oration the band
played the national airs.
Several of our leading and most influential
citizens have intimated that the oration should
be repeated before the orator leaves the city ;
many who heard it would rejoice at the oppor
tunity to hear it again, and we apprehend the
only great trouble would be to keep those away in
order to give others a chance to hear. Let our
citizens take this into consideration and act
promptly in the matter. If possible by all
means let us have it over. This sort of medi
cine our people can take in large and frequent
dozes, the more and the oftener, the better.
MUSTERED FOX PAY.—CoI. Wynkoop's cavalry
regiment were mustered for pay this morning,
and will probably be paid off to-morrow, after
which they will proceed to Pittsburg, and from
thence Dixi.eward.
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TICE Fos:yr-Siam Ilammicr.—Colonel Knipe,
from all accounts, is down on the liquor sel
lers. Recently a negro and white man belong
ing to Frederick, were caught in camp selling
liquor to the soldiers; When each were ordered
to receive twenty lashes, well laid on, in the
presence of the regiment. The account says
that the results of the punishment were appa
rent gat evening parade where nine hundred
men appeared, instead of seven hundred, as on
the day previous:
Do.ANFORD'S TROUPE, on their return here Mon
day evening next, will be strengthened by sev
eral first class singers,and some more musicians,
making the troupe still stronger in merit than
at the last visit, which was an unprecedented
success. We see by our exchanges they are
drawing large audiences. They are now en
route to Harrisburg, stopping at Pottsvillle,
Wilkesharre, and will positively be at Lewis
burg on Saturday night, coming here in the
train after performance at that place.
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Bis NA_ME.--The name of the man killed last
Friday night on the Railroad, near Camp Curtin,
noticed in Saturday's l'aurnitain, was Jana
Darrah; of Bellefonte, Centre county, a private
in Capt. John Cottrell's company—Company C,
Thirty-eighth regiment—now in Camp Curtin.
The de,:eased was highly esteemed by all his
officers jand fellow soldiers. The day before hils
death he asked the captain for a furlough to
visit his family, prior to his going south, which
was promised him as soon as the regiment re,
ceived marching orders. Fearing a disappoint-
Ment, however, and anxious to see his family, he
left camp without orders, and started on foot for
Centre county, intending to return in a few days.
The unfortunate man had only walked on t he rail
road a few hundred yards above the camp, on
his way north, when he was caught by a down
train and ran over, causing, it is supposrd, al
most instant death. An inquest was held over
the remains by Alderman M'Farland of the 6th
ward, and the jury returned a verdict in ac
cordance with the above facts. The body of
the deceased was sent to Bellefonte by his fel
low soldiers, where he leaves a wife and four
children to mourn his death. \
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"OUT n Ins Wrrnsasess."-±Att'StuntA
Republican, of last Friday says that about a week
ago Ben Watson, who runs the locomotive
"Wilkesbarre," attached to a gravel train on
the southern division of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and western Railroad, while running his
train near Oakland station, scared up from the
track e bear and cub. Bruin was somewhat in
jured by the engine, and the engineer stopped
the train, and, with the conductor, immediately
started in purSult with the hope of capturing a
prize. Bear and cub, however, sought the pro
tection of a swamp in the neighborhood, and .
successfully avoided all further acquaintance
with the pertinacious engineer and the diabolic
contrivance - of modern civilization which be
manages. More recently, John Langstaff, en
gineer of the locomotive "Constitution," at
tached to the express train on the same railroad,
met with as remarkable, an occurrence in the
same wild and romantic locality. While pass
ing through the rock cut near Oakland, a wild
cat crossed the track in front of the 'engine,
and in endeavoring to ascend the rocky side of
the embankment, lost its foothold, fell on the
track, and was struck by the parallel rod of the
engine and killed. That region, we think,
wouldprove a perfect "Paradise" for hunters.
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THE OCCUPATION OP HARRISBURG BY OUR ARMY.
—Amidst the desolation and strife that has
visited our once happy country, and the many
heart bleeding.circumstances attendant upon its
progress, the citizens of Harrisburg have much
cause to be tharikful that the occupation of
Maryland by the rebels, prevented only by the
far-seeing national Executive, has not brought
the war to our own doors. In the absence of
the army, our, business is prosperouS and indus
try throughout its different avenues is rewarded
with happinels and plenty, and notwithstand
ing the great advance in dry goods, Urich &
Bowman continue to offer the best inducements
to buyers, south-east corner front and Market
streets.
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Funs ! Funs ! Fuss !—We have received a
new supply of Furs, Muffs and Fur Capes, from
s2,soiip to $l2, a arge assortment of Cloaks
$2,50 up to $B.
25 doz. Hoop Skirts at 50c, 75c, $100,:51.75.
60 doz. of Undershirts and Drawers white
and grey mixed.
50 doz. of white ribbed Stockings at 16c and
17c.
40 pc. of white, yellow and red Flannel.
100 doz. of Men's woolen Socks, at all prices.
25 pc. of beautiftd Mourning Delaines,
black and purple.
100 doz. Lady's Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs
from Auction.
Together with a large lot of other Goods such
as Blankets, Shirt Breasts for 12ic., Satchels
Sontags, Alapacas, Paramattas, Sets of Sleeves
and Collars, and 200 Towels at 12c. Please call
at S. LENVY' s. dell)
WAR PRICES.—The undersigned offers the fol
lowing goods 25 per cent cheaper than can be
purchased in New Yolk, Philadelphia, Harris
burg or elsewhere, viz : Shirt collars, scarftees,
half hose, jackets, oVeralls, muffins, night
shirts, undershirts, drawers and shirt bosoms ;
also ladies' callers, cuff setts, under-garments,
&c., &c. The above goods being my own manu
facture, I guarantee them for durability, ma
terial, &c. All of the above goods I will make
to order or from sample. Please send your
order_; it will meet with promptness and cheap
ness, And a good fit guaranteed.
N. B. Always on hand a large assortment of
Irish linens. Please call and satisfy your
selves of the fact at J. A. Lynn's Harris
burg cheap shirt manufictory, No 12 Market
street. Rooms next to Hummel &
grocery store.
Ntm 2thatt6entento.
WANTED.
T wo competent Bar-keepers and Two
Waiters, apply at the European House, Har 6Th burg
X l6• risa*
GENERA L ORDER, NO. 12
Thr,ADQUARTERS PIIMBYLVANIA.
Harnsburg, December 16, 1861. MILITIA,
All regiments, or companies, heretofore au
thorized to be raised within the State of Penn
sylvania, 3f not filled by the 16th day of Janu
ary, A. D., 1862, will be consolidated.
By order of. A. G. CURTIN, Governor and
Cominander-in-Chief.
CRAIG BIDDLE.
del6-at A. D. C.
Pennanthania Datil) elegraph, Illontrap afternoon, December 16, 1861
LIST OF LETTERS
RE6IAINING IN THE HARRISBURG POST
- OFFICE, MONDAY. DEC. 15, 18111.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
CAI:west'LIST.
Anderson, M ' Jones, K
Arnold, S Jacox, J
Anders, M Jones, F
Anderson, H Kend, M J A
Albright, lid Kerr, S
AdleY, M A Kennedy, M C
Andrews, F E Keen, M A
Anderson, M Keimer, A
Miley, A King, L
Betton, F 0 Line, C
Beard, M A Lowe, N E
Bexler, S Low, H
Blesser, K Lyons, M
}Meyers, L McClellan, M
Bixler, J McGlaughlin, C
Black, P
.McCafferty, M A
Boyle, A McCoy, L A
Boyles, C McClure. S E
Bock, C . Miller, E C
Brown; lit Miller, W F
Brown, S Miller, M
Bixon, M Minnick, F
Burk, J Mader, R
Buckner,S Makle, RI
Byen, lk Magary, S
Butane, S Miller, K
Cain, M J Minick, E
Carolan, M Meers, M
Carlin, M Miller, J H
Carter, M Miles, S
Crampton, M Mader, C
Coonealy, M J Macklen, M E
Coy; M A Morrisson, J
Craig, A Newcomer, A
Davis,
Newcomer, 8 C
Davis, N Obitz, R
Davis, J Park, R
Davis, 'S Pell, E
Darr, M Patterson, K J
Donely, C Perdon, A
Donelson, Id Powell, J E
Dinkins, M Ray, E
Edmonds, .14 F Reed, M
Ensiuger, H M Reed, E
Eppler. E 2 Roberts, C
Ellis, N Rawn, M
Entrekin, R Ruse, R
Etlar, S Richards,M
Etter, M Richwine, A M
Etter, 'M A. , Ritcher, M E
Ervin, E ' Ryen; M
Ensinger, H ' Robinson, B
Fesler, R A Rhoads, S C
Fi-her, C Ross, E
Fasho, S J . Ryan, M
Fry, M A Rumbah, 2,1
Flahetty, J Sailer, H
Flower, C .. Shriner, J
Fost, S J - 500,.t, ~,,i ns, S D
Franklin, L Schriver, E
Fry, C Schrom, K
Frey, M Scholl, lid A
Fueman, A. F Schrick, A AS
Geager, Ai Sauspan, B
Gammon, AI t Schoffner, M
' Garver, E Sherk, C
Gillmore, R Shindle,
Gooweiler, S J Smead, J R
Graham, E Snyder, M M
Groff, C Squibb, 0 E
Goodman, L Spangler, M
Groff, E . Spring, R
Green, H Stipe, E
Mays, 0 Strohaiker, Al
Harper, E Snowden, D
Harris, J Stanton, S M
Harts, R Stephens, M
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Hartman, M Thompson, A H
Etimmelriek, M " Thompson, 'R
Hill, M Wagner, R
Homer, RI Walter, A
Hoffman, SA Wheeler,. S E
Hurst, liE Weitzel, J
Hudson, M ' Weitzel, M L
Hudson, M., ' Woolf, C
Hufferd, C Wyant, E
Intricken, R Young, K A
Irvin, E
Allen, G S
Arnold, R
Albright, A B
Anthony, A
Anderson, C
Anderson, J
Alter. D G
Armstrong, G
Rains, J
&skin, - Cr
Backus, J C
Baskins, L
Basehore, S
Barnhart, H
Baker, W J
Baer, H G
Uerugner, J
Basehore, F
Biyney, R
Berinzer, J
Beggs, 11 T
Benitz, C
Benedict, P
Bennett, J
Belford, G W
Bell, W
Black, T
Bilger, D M
Blubaker i H
Bigler, C
Bingiman, J
Blinn, M
Blanck, W
Bonsall, S
Booser, J
Bolton, L
Bowman, J
Bolton, L
Ports, hi
Boilston,
Booc, F
Breon, G
Brown, J
Brown, W
Bradley, W H
Brown, E F
Bridges, J U
Brenner, M F
Brenner, M
Bradley, J
Brubacher, G
Buttiss, F
Buokwalter, J
Burkhart, J F
Brickell, W B
Chinkens, G
uhalfant, R H
Carson, J
Carpenter, H F
Channett & Co
Christopher, A
Carter, J
Canning, M P
Campell, P
Christmas, L
Clark, W G
Clarke, A AI
Coever, J
Cook, H C
Cumpton, J
Commes, F
Coupples, W
Cooper, S S
Cole, G B
Crowshill, J H
Crossons, R
Daugherty, 0
Dean, II
Dehart, Capt
Neu' 'Abuertisemento
Yabel, C
GIDNTLEMEN'S LIST
Dates P
Dorsey, W
Denning, H
Davis,
Deither, G W S
Denny, S M
Dishong, J M
Dixon, C A
Dickey, A S
Dunkel, W H
Dyer,
Dohomy, P
Dolphin, J
Danham, H
Dooner, J
Everso, W 0
Edwards, W H
Eller, W H
Entrekin, H D
Emu, W
Etter, B J
Eshleman, J •
Erb B
Eshnar, C B
Fields, J W
Einney, D A
Fitzpatrick, M
Faley, P
Fessler, G W
Farrest, C P
Finney, E C
Fenstermacker, J
Felty, J
Flickinger; J
Flinn, J K
Faley, M (ship)
Ford, W R
Freeland, A
Frankenstein, W
Gaon, J
Gerbench, E
Gipson, W R
Gibbons, R
Gandy, hi
Gnoman, R C
Grove, G .
Gnevon, J
Grover, R L
Guinn, W
Guar dsburg, E
Barrington, J
liennery, H I.
Handel - levy ' B
Hamaker,D B 2
Hamill, b J
Hardcastle, J
Rant; W
Harsh, E
Haunel, R
Haas, J B
Hallett, J
Harshbarger, J
Hanshue, J
Howard, 11
Haas, J
Heintzelman, M T
Hercher, D
Heckard, J
Herd, J
Histman, A
Hirsh, L
Hill, A
Heitschler, S
Holmes, S
Hoover, G
Hoffman, G
Hoofnagle, W H
Hooker, J •
Hoffman, D F
New 22wertiotinents.
Hoffman, J N
Holmes, D E
Rocker, D C
Honk, H H
Houston, J C
Holing, J
Hughes, I H
Ruling, W B:
Irwin, B F
Jacobs, A S
Johnson, A.
Jarrett, H
Reniedy, J
Keller, J
Keefer, S
Karper, P
Kelltr, J W
Keifer, H
Kiffer, P
Koughfer, W
Kalb, G
Krum, J
Kider, A
King, W
Levis J C
Lawrence, J K
Landis, S
Lanark, J
Lindenmuth, R
Lauck, D
Landon, G
Lewis, Col
Lamy, J
Line, L
Light, J
Linton, W
Livingston, J
Lanord, J
Likner, P
Liddich,
Loucks, J H
Long, p
Lowry, M B
Loyd, W E
McClure, J
McGuire, J
McPhalicher, J
McKan, A
McClellan, F A
McClure, W
McGorern, T P
McKinney, W
McCallum, J
McDermond, J
MeMeck, H
Madden, J
Mead, E
Merriman, E C
Manahan, A G
Mayb , nks, W
Merrell, L
Meeker, H
Matchett, J T
M.apman, S E
Mullen, C
Miller, R D
Miller, S
Miller, B
Miler, E
Miller, W
Michard, W kt
Mosel, W
Moyer, M
Montgomery, B
Moore, J B
Rosser, J N
Morrow, W W
Myers, J H
Mulgran, 111 F
Narreganby, W
Nyman, H
Nail, H B
Olmstead, S L
Painter, J
Phelps, A
Perrin, J
Penny, J
Patton, S
Pane, H. F
Pine, J
Peeples, W F
Piper, J W
Price, A P
Purviance, S A
Prakett, W F
Riley, W
Rawles, J B
Rums, J
Rainier,
N
Reigel, 11.
Ramsey, 0 P
Raum, G B
Raiser, D
Reigel, H J
• Richards, S R
Riddle, S
Ritner, J R
Richwine, D
Rice, A
Risser, P
Richards, 0
Less, J L
Reed, E W
Robinson, F H (ship)
Rodier, 0
Runkle, M 2
Rhoads, W W
Romich H
Roberts, D
Russell, N
Rounds, W
Saritz, H
Schimpf,
Scully, F
Schwartz, 0 S
Schnver,
Schneider, H
Scannell, J
Searfaus, J
Seaton, W
Scanlon, J H
Sheesley, E
Schumann, S
Shirk, H B
Shim, L C
Sherman & Marsh,
Spicer, C A
Shorno, D
Shumberger, 0
Sheesley, J
Shaner, J
Shaffner, F W
Slagel, F
Suydam, C A
Smink, H
Smith, H
2 Sinans,
Sauer, M
Spangler. W H
Spence, F
Sponsler, J A
Strunk, S
. Swope. A C
Strominger, D
Stichle, A
Swartz, A
Shone, Quiggle & Co
Sterrett, J
8 Stainton, S
2 Stone, W
Sturgeon, F
Swartz, 0
Stouffer, J
Strait, y
Thomas, H
Thompson, W
Thatcher C F
Tischinger, B
Vanhorn, F
H
Vauhorn, F B
Wagener, F H J
Walters,
Walter, J B
Walker, A DI L
Walker, L
Walters, H
Weaver, G
2 Whitman, .J
Ways, J
Wartell, W
Werthoeffer, F M
Wells, W
Weaver, J
Welsh, J H
Wbrine, F
Wilson, J
Wilcox, B W
Wynard, W
Winegardner, A A 4
Wilert, J
Wise, S
Willer, J D
Wilter, A
Walvington, J W 2
Wolf, T B
Woodward, J
Wonder, P
2 Worley, W
Wolford, D
Wyenkoop, J E
Tarington, D A.
Young, S
MILITALLy LIST.
Lutz, D H
McCracken, P
McGough, J A
McNeill, H B
McClure, W M
May, JP
Marquart, W H
Nixon A H
Neill, W F
M B
Owen, M B
Paxson, S H
Robinson, G J
Reber, C
Rogeis J
Rome, J L
Smith, L
Sasseman, L
Seip, J AZ
Seale, J R
Smith, E
Spe,ce, H
Schoonover, W
Shreffier, J '
Stewart, J
Streight,
Slaybaugh, G W
Shirk, 1-1.
Torrence, W M
Thitesenreth, J P
Walter, P B
Willett, R T
Wheeler, 14 B
Weight, A
Welfry, S
Allen, R
Bellew, J
Bankens, J
Boons, A M
BuHers, W
Bender, J
Boubry, D
Boggs, W
Brenners, F
Cook, C
Curry, S W
Cupler, S
Cartney, W A
Campbell, M.
Clary, M
Cavanagh, M
D rues, D R
Dodd, C
Edwards, W R
Fravel,.l
Fisher, W
Geerheart, E M
Groff, F
Gillespie, J
Graham, J L
Gohis, F
Hanson, R B
Hensler, F
Huber, W
Hough, G L
Highy, C
Harvey, E
Hoffman, D
Hanger
Jones, R J
Leader, R 0
. Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please sty they are advertised. One cent
due on each.
It GEO. BERGNER, P. M.
CHRISTMAS
A FINE VARIETY of Felected Goods
suitable for Presents now open at KELLAR'S 91
Market street.
ERA-COTTA
and
PARIAN MARBLE VASES
TOILET
COLOGNE BOTTLES.
MARBLE MATCH STANDS.
MARBLE SEGAR STANDS.
MARBLE ASH-HOLDERS.
Dtessing Cases,
IShaving Cases,
Toilet Cases, unfurnished,
Work Cases or Ladies Companions.
Splendid Double and Single Hand Mirrors.
Beautiful Powder Puff. Boxes.
Handsome Shell ILA.
All sizes, beet
Leather Traveling Satchels,
Satchels with Caba Furniture,
A fine assortment of Ladies and Gents
Purses And Portmonaies.
A large lot of Fancy Balls,
A Fresh stock of that elegant
Confectionary.
Also, with other articles not mentioned,
PLcket Knives, Thermometers,
Canes, Portfolios, Card Cases,
deg+rOaeee, began, Pipes, Gum Tobacco,
Pouchts, (double and singe,)
And the largest and best stock of PEVURERY
and TOILET Al TIOLES in this market.
014 KULLEIV3 Dm; and Fancy tstore.
NOTICE. .
WHERE is you destination, South Car
olina? No ! But to CotterePs, Cheap Conteetion•
ary Store, No. 101, Market street ' between Fourth and
Nit lb streets, where may be seen the largest assortment
of Fine confectionaries, Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Citron,
&c.. for the Holidays. Sive him a call, and ea amine
for yourselves. del4.l:l2w*
GOLD PENS !:
.GOLD PENS!
r i - I HE largest and most varied assortment o
I_ GOLD PENS is for sale at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE :
ALL PENS WARRANTED. -
CHRISTMAS BOOKS !
Alarge collection of BOOKS suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS has just been •re
ceived at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOkSTORE.
BOONS FOR CHILDREN 1
IF you want to get suitable BOOKS for your
Children, go to
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
1 000,000 ENVELOPES 1
AN immense stock of ENVELOPES of every
11 . size is now opening at _
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
FOR SALE.-ONE SINGER SEWING
MArHIME iu working order for $27. Aho Family
Sewing Me,:hine (new,) $3O. Eulnire of D. W. Mechanicsburg, dunitiorlandeounty, Pa. del3-Iw*
TO THE YOUNG MEN I:T . PENN'A.
.ITAVING been authorized to recruit a
Regiment Pot tne Volunteer service of Penneylva
uin we have e4neluded to make it a regimen c t.f "itharp
hooters"—r fl.3ineu—reernit d from the State at large
We want TEN goof able nodied yi.ung men lreua each
county. so auto have every portion of the State fail
and equally repre-ented.
Those desirous of serving their country, of fighting u oder
and to nur good old Pisa, have mow a stile did - oppor
tunitv ofllfre them We intend to make alba “Ctta OE
KMGIHbNf;"tf possible the hest la the service of our
noble Commonwealth. en id substantial uniform , will
be turnlstied as soon as the men reach Cam. , and a e
bworn Into toe s •fr , fice. Tao Regiment will be armed
With Mune or Flume sines wits S:asse'PATustas. Tho-e
de-irleg to enlist. as ' , Ohi ively ony TEN will tie taket
from each (foamy ;a the Sate, tad belt -r revurt imam
ateiy any tiapi er the 20 , h of De.fember to W
*owe, Harrlktb.. g, ea any or all mfmtra °sift=
d last moieties Pia be answe *eft spe-dily nil coutittee
natty. W. W. 4f cap .
3.—.4.11 papers favorable to the camie will please
copy. del3 d 4 w
ONLY YARD IN TOWN THAT DELIVER'S
COAL BY THE PATENT WEIGH CAKE%
`llH+ SE Weight Carts are ce, titled by the
Sealer of Weights and Measures. Oonsuiners can
weigh their coal at their oan doom It is of greet lm
pertain: , during these hard times tor every-one to Irmo*
that they GAT THEIR PULL HONAFIT WEIGHT.
A large supply of Coal always to he found on hand.
viz :
LYKENS VALLEY all sizes.
BALTg. CO'S WILICsEtAtt RE, all sizes:
LOsBZIRRY COII., (the &tame aracle,)
Sold by the car load or single ton
All coal of the best quality, aelivered free from all im
puritks AT' PAIOES TO SUIT THE TIMM!, by tile host or car
load, single, halt or third of tons au i by tae
JAMES al. WELICELBR.
Harrisburg, Nov. 6,1861.—y
PRESERVE YOUR LEATHER
AND
KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
ONE BOX OF FRANK MILLER'S
• • LEATHER PRESERVATIVE
AND
WATER PROOF OIL BLACKING
WILL LAST AN OUT-DOOR MAN ONE YEAR,
sircosm 25 C.ENTS, — Eigi
A ND save more than four times its co
/I. in the durability,of leather, and greatly contribute
to health aad comfort..
FOR HARNESS, see inside label on the cover of large
size.
For sale in Harrisburg by D. W. Gross & Co., No. 19
Market street ; Eby & Kunkle , corner of Fifth and Mar
ket streets ; Wm. Dock, Jr., & Co , Market street ; Jacob
Buehler, No. 29, Second street,. and J. 0, Kimball, Mar
ket str et. dens-dlm-w4t.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS !
A large and fresh assortment of Goods,
Suitable for presents, among which will be foudd
A splendid stock of Furs, (all kinds lust made, )
A large line of Embroidered Collars Sleeves, ate.,
A great variety of Shawls, (at low prices.)
A lot of Ncw 9iL. e-1.0 .ms Goods, Arc.,
Every kind of Ladies, Gents, and Misses
Gaul:Heim and Gloves,
Ladles and Genta Hakfs —large sock,
Gents Cravats. Neck Ties, Collars, &c.,
Ladies, Gents and Misses Kid Gloves,
Nnbles, Caps. I eggins, Armlets, Sc.
A LARGE ADDITION HAS BEEN MADE 'lO
OUR STOOK Or MOURNING GOODS.
Bargains in Goods of all kinds can be had at
CATIIC ART'S
No. 14 Market Square,
dell Next door to the Harrisburg Bank.
PORT FOLIOS!
WRITING DESKS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
PURSES,
PORTMONAIES,
And a general assortment of
FANCY GOODS
have just been received at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE
WAN FED,
A good Tennant tor a large farm near
.Northumberlaad, containing about 300 acres with
good improvements, fountain at the Hous • and Parn.—
Church and School House couvenint, a liailLo.ti I main=
though it 180 Ivrea cleared, 30 acres go al river bottom
suitable •or raising truck, a person who understand.
'frees harming as well as raising Wtiett and Corn wunia
be preferred; good re erence will be required. Address
A. L., Ilarrianurg, P. U. dell alOt
A. HUMMEL,
DRALICE IN
SADDLES,
TRUNKS,
HARNESS,
HOUSE COVERS, and
BUFFALO ROBES,
Corner of Fourth and Market streets,
deto.dlw Harrisburg, Pa.
HAVING rdturtted from the city with
ow usual varety of CPOICK GOODS for the
HOLIDAYS,
We weal respeetfu Iy invite au easy tall, feeling it t
be to the intrreit purehahere.. /..memb,r
og aria F.ncy Store.
91 Market street.
dell)
WM. KNOCHE,
93 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG,
GIFTS I
PIANOS,
MELODEONS,
ACCORDEONS,
FLUID?),
FIFES,
GUITARS,
VIOLINS, and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE IN GENERAL
PETOREI AND LOOSING GLASS FRAMES,
OVAL AND SQUARE
ROSEWOOD AND GILT,
SHEET AND BOOK 11111S1a
del .
WALLOWER'S LINE,
DAILY EIRTWIUM
HARRISBURG and PH I LADELP H 1 A
Wm. E. Bork, Agent, 812 Barka area, Phikow
phia, formerly Livingston te Co.
cri pecial tionduotoi in charge of each
• 'train. ';cods deliverer) at the Warehouse, Philadel.
Ana. at 4i4 o'clor:14 P. ii alit he dell /ore,' in Elirrie
erg next morning. J. WALLOWA Rt., Agent,
, Jet Can , . Romdin . oannt Flgorrichm,
DRIED SW EhT CORN (SHAKER)
EGMONT, GRITS,
BAMP, BEAM,
PUS, 0840BIIIRRMs,
DRIED APPLES, DRIED PRACIIRB
Fresh Peaches, On oar's.) •
" Tomatoes, "
" Corn, &0.,
Just metre and for sale by
lon
Nun -2Chertigmtnts
COAL!!!
CHRISTMAS !
DEALER IN
WY. DOCK, Js. & CO.
Illiattllantous
JUST OPENED!
A FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR
GALRIES,
MADE of Good Tobacco ant from one
to two years old, of my own manufacture. A floe
of of choice Chewing and Smoiting tonaceo, Pipes, &tiff
end a large variety of other mates constantly on hand
wr sale wholesale and remit. lhanktut for former pat-
Nsuage, I neve by- strict attention m Onziness to receive a
liberal share of the ilr..de
A tine BMOSI i.g Room attached, where customer 3 may
lay back and teat my Szigi.rs en. To , iacco
Don't forget the window w th the Sup in it; that is the
place to buy your Tooacco atm e _ars. North Market
.iituare, above ket street, Hirrrourg.
Deo. 4, 1861 —Om WM. WYKOFF.
SOLDIERS' NICK NACZ'S,
F OR Sale at
KELLER'S DRUG AND FANCY STORE
Camp Writing Cases,
Needle or Sewing Cases,
Shaving or Rdzor Cases,
Toilet Cases,
Match Cases.
Pocket Ink Stands,
Pocket Mirrors,
Pocket Knives,
Pock-t Combs,
Fiue Combs,
Camp Mirrors.
Bryer Pipes,
Toba , co Boxes,
" India Rub er Tobacco Pouches,
Wicker. Leather & Piatina Flasks,
Leather DriuSieg Ca d s.
?ens, Penholders, Peuoih, 'ap r, andEurelepts ,
Soldiers will see at.a ghat' Ihe plane to .k et an
.aus. in email war s 6 at AO 91, Market street.
agrz;ea "Fort Pick ns" la .he wino
THRtE STE al ENi4IN.-I,b FUR -SAL
NE undenogned offers fur gale ONO
Nh.W 30 E sEDIE, .nd two second Hand
ensine, of sw.ner The engines wol be anal she 1p
reah ur APPr.VO , paper. Apply a the steam En
gm.. Works, -mai street, betwem Wuiout SaLla M.rcet,
tinrrntnag, Pa. JAWS M ; 7Z
- n092-d3w-w3t
REMOVAL.
WM. BREIT&NUER has rem ved his
restaurant from tne cor.mr of Dewbe.ry .Iley
tad Nar et street, to the noose former' occupied by the
••tted Lion hotel" in Mar et street between oewberry
easy and third street which be has refitted threngbont
in the !awl beautiful manner, and ‘4.3 now prepared to
forntah as timid, oysters and all the delicacies of the
season, in that recherche style widen has distinguished
his establishment from the time of brat opening -
N. B —Private 'Rooms have aeon nixed up for the ac
eommodation of Ladies and families. Entrance next
door to the main entrance.
novlS-d1 m
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
SHELLENBERGER & BROTHER,
N. 80 MARKET STREET.
(Room formerly occupied by the Postonice.)
11.11 E undersigned have just opened a
new and large assortment of the latest styles of
clothing. We are also prepared to manufacture to order
ail kinds of Gents Wear, cut to the latest styles and fish -
ions. We have always on hand a large stuck of Ready
made clothing and Gentleman's Furnisning Goode.
nog-d3en H. StIELLENBRROAR & BRO.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
in Confectionary, Foreign and Domestic Fruit.—
Fits, Dates, Prunes, Raisins and Nuts of all kinds.—
Fresh and ::al tFish, Soap, Candles, Vinegar, Spices Ta
basco, Segars and Country Produce in general, Market
street, next door to Parke House, also coraer Third and
Walnut streets.
seta-dont JOHN WISE.
CIEDER L FEMALE SEMINARY
_ ON PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, NEAR blonr Jo; Lazt-
CANTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.-111. Fiftieth Semi-annual
zeesion of tnis Institution commenced on the first Wed
nesday (6th) of Norember.
For Circular and Catalogue, apply to
N. DODGE, A. M., Principal,
Ceder Hill, near Mount Joy, Lancaster county, Penieyl.
yenta tie3.2was
LATEST NE WS.
NICEIOLS & BOWMAN having just re
tamed from the East wan an extenzive and wel
ewes of goods, parchaeed for emu, respee. fully
Invite the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity to call and
examine their New t30011}3 at the old stand tOrinerly On
copied by V. Hum nal, corner Front and Market. streeta t
Harrisburg, Pa. Prices as low as any other house.
COFFhE, Green and Browned ;
SUGAR of all grades ;
MOLASSES and Choice Syrups ;
FLOUR, in Barrels end sock;
BUCK- W HEAT and COHN -MEAL ;
RICE, BEANS. POTATOES ;
FISH, of all kinds;
SAL I', Coarse and fine ;
OIL, Coal Oil and Whale Oil ;
SPICES, all kinds Ground and Ungiouud, trash
Iron the Mill.
APPLES, Green and Dried ;
ItAlslN 8, CURRENTS, NUTS,
DRIED lettUl
WAYS, Common and Fdricy ;
WILLOW and CEDAR-WARE;
CIGARS, beet Lit Imported Brands;
TOBACCO, Smutting and Cuew
, ing ;
QUEESSWARE ! QUEENSWARE
Xleastve assortment of ail sty I a, and taverns and
,noes. ma extuniue our SArcx of tioous at the
411 lasale and liat.a. tituccry, 51 au and P. 0v.5,,,n Sure,
Winer Frost and I:priclA
--
o..ntry PrJouc
FOR THE HOLIDAYS 1
KRINGL E . S Ii&AD QU AiltrEftSl
- OPENED,
AT NO. 75 MAnK. eT BEET, next
do..r Zeigler 8 1.1qa.,r e, a large au well 681-
leCtea aBbortmeaL of rid X.S, C 811, a
we lor panic. and nolway
.preau,..t4 Ine 613/13,110LL exri-
Jra •e+ m p ,rt
LaDIEs BASKETS,
PAYEE HOUSES,
SEAR r WETS,
EAITIAS,
TOY SWORDS, GUNS,
CAiiFS.
DOLLS, of great 'gaiety,
ALINA.TUHF, CHINA TEA SETS,
WHAI2-NOT uRNALENT6,
MINA I UHEitiUzIcALINSIMUNIENTS,
maz...euEi-us3
FRENCH Ai`, D AMEELLAN CONFECTIONS,
eaUN
RAI3INS,
CIGARS,
Together with a greet Willa" or articles too n9nierolui
4.0 Me
del4)-d J )NES $ WAGSoNet,
PORT FOLIOS—WRIPING DESKS.
N entire new assortment of these useful ar-
A
tides just opened at
BEhGNEWS Cheap Bookstore,
FAMMS,S.
O! OATS ! Cash paid for Oats
by JAMEd WaSIOLER.
bov6-dif
BLACK.LN !
MA801%; '6' "CHALLENGE BLACKING.'
10*) G-oa!, ascirted sizes, just received, and Far
azue.t Wbuiessie prices,
dell
nns tf
QM
WY. DOCK, Jr., & Oo