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11AFRISBURG, PA
sliturday Afternoon, December 28, Is
McCsas 500—" Don't be feeling around, but
II at No. 38 Market street, and get a good
jr of spectacles."
imr:::Ei
A comma:um who signs himself an " old
scriber" can best obtain the information he
eks for at the Mayor's or either one of our Al
ston's Lillcers. We do not profess to be
)Iced up in matters of law.
SEW YEAR'S ADDRESS.—Our carriers beg to
Lied their patrons that they will, as mug
tent themselves at their doors on the morn
of the New Year with their annual address,
t d express the hope that they will be goner
isly received. The address IS no " wishy
ihy" affair, but a really beautiful and useful
, 31., well worth a quarter to any one.
JESUIT or THE FRIENDSHIP Firm Ciostmwr.—..
ford's Opera Troupe will perform next 'rues
night for the benefit of the Friendship Fire
ipan y. The programme for the occasion is
t f "good things," and cannot fail to be
utive. The "Friendy Boys" are among
met active of our firemen ; and as they
s heavy debt yet to pay on their " Steam
we hope our citizens will avail themselves
this opportunity to contribute liberally to
. their relief.
THE PLEASIMSS OF A BUGGY REDB.—One of
tat young men, who delights in fast horses,
times and fun, recently borrowed a horse
,uggy from one of our livery men for the
pose of enjoying a ride with his "lady love."
fortunately, while proceeding with his
team" to the residence of the lady, the horse
fright, ran off at 2.40 speed, pitched the
er head over heels down a ten foot em
:ment, and brought up against a fence post
;where back of the reservoir, demolishing
rehicle and slightly injuring the animal.
=MEM
FRAUDULENT USE OF FRANKE. --The attention
' the Postoffice Department having been called
the fact that the frank of those entitled to
franking privilege is being fraudulently
' and sometimes forged for the purpose of
Kling the payment of postage, and that such
iks are being sold to soldiers and others, it
, be well to state that the following law will
rigidly enforced against all offenders; and
postmasters are enjoined to retain all let
earing such fictitious franks :
'Chap. 18, Sec. 248—Poatoffics Regulation.—lf
person shall counterfeit the handwriting or
c of a person entitled to the franking privi
,or cause the same to be done, in order to
id the payment of postage, each person so
sailing is liable to if fine of five hundred del-
BAD BimAvamerr.—A correspondent in
us that Mr. Abraham
. Burkholder, of
th Anville township, Lebanon county, re
ly lost foar chidlren out of a family of five,
scarlet fever. The children all died within
short time of fifty four hours, and were im
side by side in one grave on Thursday the
inst, in the presence of a large assembly
friends and neighbors. The following are
lames of the deceased:
Harriet died on Sunday, the 22nd inst. Age
years, 10 months and 28 days.
Aim Elizabeth died on Tuesday the 24th. Age
years, 11 months and 26 days.
Felix died on Monday, the 23d. Age 8 years
months and 1 day.
Catharine died on Sunday night, the 22d.-
1 year, 2 months and 24 days.
"Insatiate Archer, would not one suffice?"
EXTRAVAGANCE IN DaEss.—lt has grown np
gigantic evil, from whatever point of
it may be regarded—outlay, convenience
taste, a girl Is lost in her vast amplitude of
Ile and tarlatan. She does injustice to her
attractions by swamping them in gorgeous
lows of silk or lace, that rise and foam over
If the breadth of a room, dwarfing her face
insignificance. Dress should be elegant, I
need not be ruinously extravagant ; in the
;ping style, but never in the excess of fash
which may or may not suit every form and
)lexisn, and which never really becomes
It shoal always be remembered that
rever the eye may be taken at first sight
a magnificent dress, it is the wearer that a
finally falls in love with ; besides which,
re is Flieh a competition in the article that
r women can hope to conquer by supremacy
extravagance.
Pu ttee—Before the Mayor.—Wm. Wolf, who
laid he was a lieutenant in the three months'
Wilco, was arraigned, charged with violating
one of the city ordinances, by driving over pave
ments. The lieutenant was considerably ine
briated, and threatened divers terrible things.
A friend advanced the money wherewith to pay
the fine, but the lieutenant was furnished with
lodgings in the lock -up.
John Gastrock—the supervisor of the Second
District—was summoned to answer the charge
of obstnicting the public highway in front of
his property in Fourth street. The obstruction
complained of consisted of a quantity of loose
boards and planks. Fined five dollars and
thirty-three cents.
James Weltmer and Joseph Biggins—soldiers,
belongin g to the 110ih Pennsylvania Regi
ment, were up, charged with feloniously taking
from Barnhart's tavern a coat belonging to
tir Jacob Levi. The stolen property was
found in Weltrnore's possession. Sent to prison
to answer.
About a dozen of soldiers were arraigned for
nronkenness and disorderly conduct, all of
l 'koni were discharged.
a 13 'd the Consolidated Police. -Wm. Lunge was
n atal for drunkenness and disorderly con Co mmitted to
"blra .eihoff prison by Justide Reader.
, was
l arrested for drunkenness.
aroitttd to prison by Justice Beader.
haraajel limier was arrtmted for assault and
e/7 with intent to kill. Committed to
Prim by Alderman Kline.
stiont4 -
,_ stolid read Prof.' Wood's advertia4:4Bn
aktker.oollamn.
PREACHING IN THE COURT House -A. Shoe
maker will preach in the Court Houce to-mor
row morning and evening, at the usual hours of
divine worship.
Flamm suitable for people in all stages of
life—the old, the young, the gay and happy,
the heart-broken, the heart-seekers, the heart
loosers, the heart-winners and the heartless,
or those that never loved. For the latter class
we recommend a pistol. All of which can be
obtained at M'Calla's Jewelry store, No. 88
Market street.
I==
Tai PANTOXIMM at Sanford's Opera, Brant's
Hulk still continues all the rage, and the ques
tion of "have you seen the three legged mon
ster f" is becoming almost as popular as that of
"have you seen the elephant?" The panto
mime is certainly the best ever performed in
this city, and is only a fortaste of the many
amusing novelties which the enterprising man
ager has in store for our play-going community.
LEOTDES NUT MONDAY NlGEL—Holders of
' tickets, and others will remember that the dis
tinguished orator Prof. M'Ooy, will deliver his
celebrated lecture, entitled "An Historical
Vindication Of temperance Societies" in the
Fourth Street Bethel next Fonday evening for
the benefit of Advance Lags I. 0. of Good
Templars. Tickets fifteen cents—to be had at
the book stores, and at the door onthe evening
of the lecture.
Tsui COUNTY TrACHICR's Issrercra adjourned
last evening, and the closing proceedings will
be fognd on the outside of this evening's Tara-
GRAPI. The attendence, during the session was
large and respectable, the exercises replete with
interest, and the whole affair, through the well
directed, ardent, and devoted labors of the
County Superintendent; was a most signal, 'and
decidedly deserved success. Much good has
doubtless been done, much instruction gained;
and whilst the brain and the mind have been
benefitted, the heart has ebeen expanded, and
the genial social qualities cultivated and improv
ed. Many lasting lessons have been learned; and
so eager and thin3ty for knowledge have many
of our young men become, and so desirous are
they still further topursue the "pleasant paths,"
which lead thereto, that many , of them are
decidedly of the opinion that the "annual"
meeting should occur at least twice during the
year.
GERM Rim or GooDs.—For several months
past Cotton Goods, and Groceries have been
tending upwards in price till now they have
taken a sudden flight of thirty to fifty per cent.
Sheetings usually retailed at eight and ten
cents cannot now be bought in the cities at
wholesale less than fifteen cents per yard, and
shilling prints are held at eighteen cents.
Dealers in Teas, Coffee and Sugar have with
drawn their stocks from the market waiting for
a fandy price, and the prospect is fair that they
will eYentually get all they choose to ask.
Country dealers are abliged to be governed in
their sales by the wholesale men of the cities,
and our readers must expect in the future to
pay "war prices" for their store goods. Our
merchants to-day can re-ship their goods to New
York, and sell them at better profit than they
have been selling of late. Some who purchas
ed early bought .comparatively cheap, while
others paid dearly for their goods. - In Justice
to themselves and the public, thererore, they
have now mutually agreed upnn uniform prices
for all staple goods, and though considerably
higher than heretofore, they are only at about
city wholesale prices, and probably much less
than they will be bye and bye.
• Tas WAR AND TERN SOMA:El.—Except that
the gilt gingerbread in the baker's windows
runs more in the line of colossal cavalry than
usual, and that toy dealers must affect play
things of a more material cast than customary,
the war appears to be ignored by the devotees
of the seasons. The boys certabitly evince some
what of a martial spirit In their choice of holi
day articles, when, in the words of the old
song—
"Rattles and toys they throw away,
All for a gun or a sabre, 01"
Knapsacks of a limited calibre, tin-bladed
swords, harmless muskets, half-pint canteens,
and intensely clipperish red caps, with tricol
ored plumes, are in high favor ; but upon the
whole, the war is merged in the holidays, and
King Christmas is too much for Mars. Adult
masculine humanity still gives his first glance
at the telegraphic head of his evening paper ;
but as for the children, Beauregard has given
way to bon-bons, and Mason and Slidell are not
worth a straw's consideration in comparison
with a well filled stocking or a wax headed and
flaxen haired doll. Just look at a squad of
youngsters absorbed in the contemplation of
theglittering stores displayed in the windows
of a toy or a confectionary store, about this
time, if yon would see en example of earnest
undivided attention to a single class of objects.
How their eyes dilate at the contemplation of
the treasures so lavishly spread out before
them; how their months water at the bare
sight of saccharine or gingery dainties, and
how profound their inward speculations as to
their ability to satisfy a reasonable proportion
of their desires with the outlay of the few nick
els which form the sum total of their Christ
mas treasures, and which they instinctively
finger with the hands that are thrust, far down
into their pockets. Christmas is everything to
them, war is nothing, and the news of an ad
vance on the line of the Potomac, or of the
sailing of an English fleet up the Delaware
would fail to divert even momentary attention
from the outward signs and symbols of the
great holidays.
lowieWAitg gPR100128.2-ifrphe: I :n d t erEdgn cheape ed r oir tlatin era th cim ef Ti l e 4
purchased in New York, Philadelphia, Harris
burg or elsewhere, viz : Shirt coliare, scarftees,
half hose, jackets, overalls, muffins, night
shirts, undershirts, drawers and shirt bosoms ;
aISO /allele , cuff setts, under-garments,
&c. Theee goods being my own manu
facture, I gdarantee them for durability ma
terial, & All of the above goods I will make
to order or from sample.
order ; it will meet with pr Please send
omptness and & your
bap
nee, and a good fit guaranteed.
N. B. Always on had large assortment of
Irish linens. Please call and satisfy yam
selves of the fact at J. A. Lynn's Harris
burg Cheap shirk manufactory ; No 12 Market
street. Booms next to Ibinunel & Kiimniceen
Pennspthanbx fiaturbiap 7. ifternoon, Ottetnba 28, 1861
CAMP STOVES ! CAMP STOVi s ! !—The cheapest
place in town to purchase Camp Stores, Tin
Ware, &c., is at the Tin and Sheet Iron manu
factory of Lyman Gilbert, Market street, half
way between market house and bridge., 28-3 t
Fuss I Funs ! Fuss I—We have r !calved a
new supply of Furs, Muffs and Fur Capes, from
*2,60 up to $l2, a large assortment of Cloaks
*2,60 up to $B.
25 doz. Hoop Skirts at 60c, 76c, *lOO, 11.76.
60 dos. of Undershirts and Drawers white
and grey mixed.
60 doz, of white ribbed Stockings at 16c and
17c.
40 pc. of white, yellow and red Flannel.
100 doz. of Eden's woolen Socks, at all prices.
26 pc. of beautiful Mourning Delaines,
black and purple.
100 doz. Lady's Linen Pocket Efandkerchiefs
from Auction.
Together with a large lot of other Goods such
as Blankets, Shirt Breasts for 14e,, Satchels
Sontags, Alapacas, Paramattas, Seta of Sleeves
and Collars, and 200 Towels at 12c. Please call
at S. Limy's. delo
OR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEM ALES.
"Read the fodlo • lag certificate" from OEM of the nrst
ladles% in Utica, N. Y., who called open my agents in that
city (Mr. Wm. Brutol & C 0.,) and told them that ,he, of
course, did not wiab her name made public, bat if any
one should doubt the woirierful efficiency of-Oa. Boron
colt Golden Pills, they alight refer auy Lady to her, ag
she considered It a duty, us well as pie.sure, tO her
knowiedge of their alcsey, as administered to bet
daughter, a young I ady 17 years old. ..he Well feat go
ing Into consumption—bad taken cold—nature became
obatructed Two boxes of these Golden Pt& entire
ly cured her, and one is now in robust heal&
"We Were particular in buying the genuine. Full and
explleit directions accompanying etell box. Price Si.—
Sold wholesale and retail by Cl. A RILIMUST, No. 2,
Jones Row, ad C. - K. gets" 91 Market street, Barris
burg, Pa. Ry sending either of them Si 00 through% he
Harrisburg Post Mice the Pills will be sent confidentially
by mail to any part of the country; "free of poetage."
N. 11.—Look out for counterfelte. Boy no deldsa Pith
of any kind unless the box. is signed 8. D. Howe. Al
ethers is a base imposition and =tale; therefore, a 4 1
you value your lives and health, (to say nothing of be
lug MuMbllgged out of year money,) buy only of those
who dhow the signature of S. D. Howe on every has.
oldish has recently been - Add.lll aolcuat of the nits
hoar owinterleltsi. The ingredienti composing the
above Pills are made known to every Agent, MO they
are safe, end will, perform alit claimed for them.
Sold also by, T. L Lumberger, Lebanon ; A. J. Banff.
man, Mechanicsburg ; M. marks, Lewistown ; S. Elliott.
Carlise ; 8. G. Wild, Newville ; J. C. Altiok, &tenons,
burg; J Spengler, Chombersburg ; E. T. • iller, York;
A: Wolf, Wrightsville ; 8. B. Stevens, Folding ; and
H. P.!ffunter, Reading, and by "one eruggtst" In every,
town tied till.ge in the United States, sad by
S. D. MO WE,
80M Proprietor, New York.
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The only Harmless and Reliable Dye Known-I
An ethers are mere imitttiomi, and should be avoided
tryoo wiab to escape ri Mane.
GREY. RED OR Rusnr HAIR dyed instantly to a
beatiiitul ana natural Brown or Blaok, without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FINTHEN 6I , DALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded to Wa. A. BITOEUILOR clue 18 9, and over 210,000
applications have been made to the hair of Soo patrons
of ble famous Dye.
Wm A. BATOHNLOR'S HAIR, DYE product* a color
not to be diitinguishe.l from nature and is wAssairrina
not to Injure in the least, howerer long it m. 31 be contin
ued, and the 111 effects of bad Dyes remedied. The hair
is invigorated for life by thin splendid Dye, which is prop
erly applied at No. 18 timid Street New York.
Sold i all lite cites and towns or the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Booth' Dealing
The Genuine has the name" William A. Batchelor,"
and address upon a steel plate engraving, on the item
aides of each box.
oct2-dawly
DELEBOLD , .4RXTRACT RUCH°,
IBITI ORE a DIURETIC
REGIEROLIPS EXTRACT' BMW,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
ELELIIHOLD'S EXTRACT ammo.
BBLMBOLD'.i.' EXTRACT
And a Positive and
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LONG
originating and no matter of
See Advethrtisdelnmeet
Organs
" 1115 "41°;" '
send for the bleititilnequrgaes require the aid of DIURETIC.
BEwAßirs FZICTRACV BUCK U
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THE GREAT DIURETIC
.4heee the deal r ed . Went in all-Diseases
- - RECONSIADED.
rtvapt Teliabie Mil responsible sharacher
YID 'Am medical. ,
• .ixans OF amis.
IkromB to 20 yearn standing,
BOOKS P i t '
_CIE_6 AND FAME. -
six for 0.
A Hew and larg 3 ,P er b°ttle l
reou or rely packed fr o mobaer.
Aable for Chibie ddress '
BERGNER'S BOOsprous IN ALL COMMUNICATIONS
meat will be foam' cod t Advice (Aram
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A full aosortral
Books printed
Stories from tl
Stories from
Stories-frr
Childs
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A-VARD TO THE LADLEQ
HAIR DYE 1 HAIR DYE!!
Win. A. liatthelor's Blair Dye I
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay SL,
Late 238 Broadway, New York
TIM GREAT
ART °ROANS,
Bladder,
Grave
BIESTER,
AND GILDER,
Manufacturer of
lass and lioture Frame;
Rosewood Mouldings dm
SECOND.
BRANT'S HALL !
CHRISTMAS WEES,•
SANFORD'S TROUPE,
IN THEIR GRAND CONCERTS.
BIIRL.ESQUE RAVEL'S
Saturday Evening, Deoember 28th
Doors open at 6i. Commences at 74
del2-U
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FINE VARIETY of Selected Goods
/t suitable for Presenia now opea at RBLLICW§ 91
Market street.
TER& -COTTA
TOILET
COLOGNE BOTTLES.
MARBLE MATCH STANDS.
MARBLE SEGAR STANDS.
MARBLE ASH-HOLDERS.
Dressing Cases,
Shaving Cases,
' Toilet Cases, unfurnished,
Work Cases or Ladies Companions.
Splendid Double and Single Hand Mirrors.
Beautiful Powder Puff Boxes.
Handsome Shell Elam
All sizes, beet
Leather Traveling Satchels,
Satchels with Cuba 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,
Pocket Knives, Thermometers,
Canes, Portfolios, Card Cases,
SegerCases, Segars, Pipes, Gum Tobacco,
Pouch , s, (double and single, )
And the largest and best stock of PEFUMERY
and TOILET ARTICLES in this market.
dela KELLER'S Drug and Fancy Store.
Holiday Presents!
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY
11- GOODS, bag just been opened at BERG
NER'S CHEAP BOOK STORE. Among the re-
cent publications will be found—
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
UNEXCEPTIONABLE IN STYLE.
UNSURPASSED IN BEAUTY,
UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY,
AT THE LOWEST. POSSIBLE PRICES.
Albums bound to suit all tastes, in CLOTH.
WITH IMITATION MOROCCO,
WITH TURKEY ANTIQUE,
WITH VELVET AND GOLD,
WITH CARVED WOOD SIDES,
To Hold Twelve Cards,
To Hold Twenty Cards,
T -1 4 14 01121 , 11",,, , 5ueptrat....._
from the patriotic sentiments I expected to hear
from . the descendants of the Puritans, and my
ex kehiltions have not been disappointed. [Land.
s i pplausti.] Thank God, I Impro never looked;
into the fice Of a disloyal Pennsylvanian since
the commencement of the rebellion. [lm
mense.applause.] Save the distinguished pre
sident of this society, and some three or four of
the members, I stand in the presence of an as
sembla,ge of gentlemen with whom I had not
the pleasure of personal acquaintance and I
certainly could not have separated myself from
my duties in this exigency but to mingle with
thoee who harmonize with the people of Penn
sylvania in their ardor, their zeal, and sympa
thy to suppress this most wicked and insane at
tempt to disturb the peace of our hitherto hap.
py country. [Applause.]
Gentlemen, it is the duty of every man who
calls himself an American citizen to devote
himself to the suppression of the treason and
rebellion which now threaten the stability and
future progress of the greatest and most benefi
cent Government ever conceived by the mind
of man ; not to the restoration of the Govern
ment—l admit of no such-fallacy. The govern
ment extols, and the Constitution, with all its
ample powers, is in full operation—[vociferous
applause]—but to suppress an insurrection
against legitimate authority, we are now en
gaged in actual war. The time for temporizing
is-past. We have unsheathed the sword, and
the people of the loyal States demand that it
and the halter—[applause]—shall perform their
duty with the rebellious and the wicked. This
attempt to disturb our Government is without
a parallel in history, and so the civili Ad world
must regard it.
For seventy-three years we have enjoyed con
stant enlargement of national power and indi
vidual happiness, under a form of Government
which derives its principles of political and re
ligious liberty from the men the anniversary of
whose landing on the shores of New England
you have this night assembled to commemorate,
and the attempt to disturb it must • be resisted
by force—force of emu. [Applause.] If the
time has come when our Constitution, the most
priceless legacy given to us by the Apostles of
Liberty, must be purified by the shedding of
blood, we must meet the crisis like men ; and;
having baptized it in the blood of the wicked,
transmit it to posterity as it came from their
hands. [Applause.] In responding to the
toast, I cannot fall to recognize in it the immor
tal. words of an immortal man; and you will
pardon me, as a Pennsylvanian, for referring to
the fact that the sentiments of political and re
ligious liberty brought by the Puritans of Neiv
England, and carried thither by its representa
tives and promulgated to the world in the
Declaration of Independence, and that John
Adams uttered the words in Independence Hall,
iri the city of Philadelphia ; and it will not, I
hope, be considered invidious to refer to the fact
that, when-the war of the Revolution had closed
in success, the freedom of New England was
again carried to Pennsylvania, and represented
in the Convention where our matchless Consti
tution was framed. [Applause, loud and long.]
for all affxNoua sifit
tho
duly:
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DIEW.
°TOBY I
Third,
The people of Pennsylvania are not given to
sudden or frequent spasms for changes of public
opinion. But, when sent in the right direction,
as it certainly now is, it flows on with an even
and resistless current of devoted loyalty to the
Government,
LM3:I
wiLL rundoli
light in any of
will do well
Invince them-
BUS -ay ;
It is common to complain, outside of Penn
sylvania, that we are slow to move, and Penn
sylvania is sometimes called a " blind giant"
If it is intended as a compliment, it is, to say
the least, somewhat equivocal. Go now and
feel the pulse of the giant. You will find the
beat regular, healthy, and" strong, and with e
heart full of patriotic loyalty ; you will discover
that the scales have , fallen from one eye, • at
least, and that is turned upon the rebels and
traitors with fiery indignation ; and a hundred
thousand Pennsylvanians in arms, to vindicate
the righLand _thagtruth,r.fully-attest that the
gisait__„...ls *Mae. ffialngnist;MPOulee, aid:
411100 Xfflpiga! :!.
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from the
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Ntzu 2burtioements
PANTOMINE.
GREAT BILL.
and
P ARIAN MARBLE
inis(ellantons.
GIFTS FOR .T.RE BOUM/at].
TRE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED
STOCK OF RARE CONFECTIONS,
OF THE FINES I' QUALITY
NOW BEADY FOR THE PUBLIC.
CHOICE MIXED SUGAR PLUMS,
Put up neatly in boxes, from one to five pounds.
FINE CHOCOLATE CONFECTIONS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
TOGEILIER
A BRILLIANT IMPORTATION
OF RICE FANCY BOXES.
STEPHEN F. wEirrmAx,
No. 1210, Market street, "
de7 dim Philadelphia.
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF PENN'A.
I AVIN G been authorized to recruit a
Regiment for the Volunteer service of Pennsytva.
nia we have cnnoluded to make Da regiment of "sharp
-ibeoters"—rillarnen—rearuit.- d from the State at terse.
We want VON good able bodied yeung men from each
county. so as to have every prtion of the State fully
and aeuttly represented.
Those destrow: ureteral air their coebtry, of fighting u rider
and tor our good old MAO, have now a ardent:led oppor.
brolly offers t them We Intend to make Ole a ."GRACK
REGIMONT ;" if passible the best In the* Service or our
noble Commonwealth. Gerd substatito& - onlAirlii- will
be tarnished as coon as the men reach Olonwatull a-e"
Worn Into toe srretce. The Regiment will be ar tiled
with MIMI or EMIL° IVas Witt. Simla HATOMMS. These
desiring to enlist, as positively only TEN win be Laken
from each county In the State, had better report time
ately..auy. time tiller the 20th of December to W. W.
Brown, Harrisburg, Pa. Any or all commeinicattons from
&neat Counties Will be answered speedily nil cot:Men
tiallY • • W. W. fiRtrW.N, Captain.
P. S.—All papers faverable to the cause will please
copy dein d4w
P.
'RESERVE TOUR LEATHER
AND
KEEP YOUR — FEET DRY.
ONE BOX OF FRANK MILLER'S
LE&THER PEESERVA'iIvE
•
AND
WATER PROOF OILI EL/LORING/
WILL LAST As OUT-DOOR MAN ONR YEAR,
ggrUOiST AS OENTS,
AND save more than four times its colt
In the durability of leather, and greatly contribute
to twalth sad comfort..
FOR HARNESS. see inside Label on the over of large
size.
For sale In Harrisber' g by D. W. Gross & Co , No. 19
Market street ; Boy & Ronal°, corner of Filth sue Mar
ket Streets ; Wm. Dock, Jr., &Oo , Marketstreet : Jacob
Buehler, No 29, decond street, and J. C. Mime al, Mar.
net str et. deltAl.m.srdes
CEERIEITMAO PRESPrip3.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR CHEAP GOODS,
SUITABLB FOtt THE Houpers.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS from 63cc.
upwards. Beautiful Linen setts, sleeves auu Lot.
haze{ 26c. upwards. Cambric setts alt prices. Cambric
Collars from 160. to $l, Meg.. Fin. linen Collars 12c.
Wool Manias, %arts. Sontags, Sleeves, Leggings, tints,
Gloves, Wool, Cotton and Merino Hugs for Ladles' a , d
children ail mines. Worked Handaercuiefs, Wool akat•
tug Caw fa children, Cologne's, !fattens's, Ox algrrow
Pomade, Silk Velvets, Wolf Yarn, Sucaskin Ganatletts,
Sack Fmnotals, Calicos, Gingham. Muffins, Bo g Sm., at
PBARECIN'S, Cheap Fore, No. 12, Mcritet Square, one
door above Confectionary, Harrisburg, Pa.
dt.l9.diw*
All Work Promised in One Wees.
104.
Ot :o t. aau rise; agents of the gov
ernment; and, in the presence of this intelleo
trial assemblage, - men who inherit the sacred
and granite priciples of the Puritans, men who
have an interest in the prase' nt and the future
' of this great country, lam most happy to ex
,
press my entire confidence in , the ability, the
energy, and prudence of the youthful general
who commands the amuse of the United states.:
[Tremendous cheering; company rising.)
I cong - ratulate you all, gentlemen, that the
place of your birth was New England, and I
trust that you may often have occasion to re
vive again, as you do this night, the pleasant
memories of the past. Bat you will allow a
Pennsylvanian to say, that if he had never
been proud of his State, his heart would now
warm to her people for the exhibition of true
loyalty and patriotism with which, as with one
heart and mind, they have met this fearful cri
sis, and that he boasts as proudly of the State ,
of his birth as New Englanders justly do of
theirs. But, gentlemen, I consume too much
of your time. [Cries of "Go 0n." . ) I shall
not soon forget the intellectual enjoyment of
this evening. I return to labor in my place re
freshed and strengthed by the patriotism and
sympathy of the sone of New England, and in
taking leave I have one single word more to
say : Let us all pledge ourselves, this night, to
our duty to our country.
Daupth County Teachers' Institute
Afternoon session was opened, and on motion
of Mr. Lawrence the Institute resolved to ad
journ this afternoon.
PAL. Brooks then commenced the subject of
mental arithmetic, which subject he treated
very ably. Analysis is the golden key to arith
metic.
The committee appointed to fix upon a time
and place for holding the next meeting of the
Dauphin County Teachers' Institute, beg leave
to report: That after a careful consideration of
the subject submitted to us, we are unanimous
ly of the opinion that it is inexpedient to take
action thereon, but would submit the following
resolution in lien thereof
Resdearl, That this Institute earnestly recom
mend to the teachers of Dauphin County, when
assembled for the examination in 'their respect
ive districts, that they then decide upon what
they consider the proper time and place for
holding the meeting of the county Institute in
the year 1862, said decision to be made known
to the County Superintendent at the close of
the examination. -..
Resolved, That the County Superintendent be,
and is hereby requested , to call said meeting of
the County Institute at such_ place and time as
may have the largest number of votes.
The committee was then discharged.
The following preamble and resolution was
offered; which was agreed to :
Wmansas, We, as teachers of Dauphin coun
ty, when associ ated together irk the capacity of
District or County Institute, are not only bene
fitted and improved as individuals and teachers,
but are enabled by such improvement to ad
vance the best interest of the pupils committed
to our care.
Aiu Wireasss, The present session of our
County Institute has demonstrated the fact of
their being too much lethargy on our part, in
preparing ourselves for a practical participation
in its proceedings.
Aim Wnnasas, We believe that the nest an
nual meeting of the teachers of this county, can
be made more interesting and useful than even
the present one; therefore, • '
Resolved, That each teacher in, the county be
requested to prepare himself• or herself for-an
active Participation in the proceedings of the
next County Institute, by the Preparation of
lectures, to be delivered, or Original "Compotil
tionaor essays, to be read; and-alcoldhe 'mode
o teaching the differenthrsnches iu , thetechool,
D..5:E..1aut05 4 chair**,
Nil',
tur•
s,lected s
Invite the
exemine il.
envied by %
Harrisburg,.
COFFEE, I
SUGAR
MOLASt
FLOM
BCC!
RIC
FIS'AZIEFArT:tu I aii ;
SALT, Coarse and fine ;
OIL, Coal Oil and Whaleoll ;
SPICES, all kinds Ground and IThgrourd, fresh
from the Mill.
APPLES, Green and ;
RAISINS, CURREN ES, NUM,
DRIED FRIIIIS,
SOAPS, Common and Fancy ;
WILLOW and CEDAR-WARE ;
CIGARS, beat of Imported Brands;
TOBACCO, Smoking and Chew
;
QUERNSWARB I COJEENSWARE I
fixisnaive assortment of all styles, and same= snit
prmea. Call end examine our Stock of Goods at the
Wlmiseale and Retail Grocery, Fruit and Provision litoro,
corner Front and Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.
Country Priouc. taken
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
A large and fresh assortment of Goods,
I:uitable for pretense, among which will be Rea d
A splendid stock of Furs, (all kinds lust made,)
A large has of Embroidered Collars Gleevea,sto.,
A great variety or shawiA, (at low prior:eh)
A lot of New ?Ms—twee Goods, ate., &a.,
Every kind of Ladies, Gents, and MINN
Gauntlets and Moves,
A LARGE ADDITION HAS BEEN MADE TO
OUR STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS.
Bargains In Goods of all lands can be had al,
dell
COAL! COAL 1 !
$B, AND $2 25 PER TON OF 2,000 Ll3B
0. D. FORSTER,
OFFICE No. 74, Market Street, yard f.n
V/ the Canal, toot of North street, Wholesale and En
tail dealer in
TREVOR2ON,
WLLESEAREE,
LYEENE VALLEY,
/SUNBURY and
BROAD 70P MALL
Famlies and Dealers may rely upon obtilaing a flrat-rsta
article, and full wilght, at the lowest. race.. Orders
promptly attended t 0..., A I amt made to pur
chasers paying for theboal when ordered.
Present price, $3 and $2 2ei par ton.
Harrisburg, Oct. 25.—08ni
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
SHELLENBERGER & BROTHER,
NO. 80 MARKET STREET.
- - - - •
(Room formerly occupied by the Pottogee.)
TLIE undersigned have juet opened a
new and large assortment or coo latent styles or
clothing. We are also peoparel to manufacture to order
ad kinds of Gents Wear cut to the Imam. 3tyle. sal fate •
ions. We hare always on ban i a large stock or Beaty
made clothing and Gentleman's Foreiauma 11)0.14.
nob aillm H . EidELLICNEIS tGaR is EIRO
SOLDIERS' NICK N.S.Cg.'B,
FOR Sale at
KELLER'S DRUG Am) FANCY STORE
Camp Writing Cases,
Needle or Sev.ing Cases,
Shaving or Razor Cases,
Toilet Cases,
Match Cases.
r ....soannavun DCytmn r0:...._._,.
Ml=f=o
try and other delicacies.
The Episcopalian and Catholic Churches were
crowded with soldiers and citizens.
Dr. King, the Medical Direcior of this divia
ion,,in consequence of ill-health, recently re
quested to be withdrawn, but having since re
covered, he will continue his present position.
Since the promulgation of the general order
in regard to the examination of refugees and
deserters from the rebels by the Commanding
General, from ten to fifteen have been sent to
Washington ; there being arrivals almost daily
at points on the river under flags of truce.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The &bort; of the Fire Exaggerated.
HEALTH OF GEN. MoOLELLAN.
The reports sent North concerning the fire at
the Government stables, last night, were gross,
ly exaggerated. Not one hundred horses were
burned, and the loss will not reach one hundred
thousand dollars.
General McClellan has so far recovered from
his illness as to be able to resume his ditties in
dosas to day.
Lieutenant General Scott is expected to ar
rive in Washington tonight. There is much
curiosity to learn the object of hiserrand to this
country at present.
The contested election case - of the First Dis
trict in Philadelphia, will be finally disposed of
on the re-assembling of Congress.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS.
Nsw Yoax, Dec. 27.
There was quite an excitement in the stock
market this afternoon with an advance in prime,
which is attributed to the impression that a
suspension of extensive payments in specie by
the buyers, will precede the next large Treasury
negotiation.
GENTLENCENS' WEAR.
A largo assortmeut of Under Shirk and Drawers,
(all sizes, )
Gentleman' Traveling Shawls and Mantas,
Every Mud of Gents 11.nlery,
Cloths, Gassimers, and Vesting's,
(in great variety,)
Silt & Cashmere Neck Ties &Cravat',
Large .noult of Gloves a, Gamulatin,
Every kind of Suspenders,
flasovant Bum Glossa
A Large Stock of these Goods, to select Dom awa be
found at oATErcAtirs
nol3 Next door to the Hurriuburg Bank.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
EMBROIDERED BEE'S,
Plain and Figured Reps,
Rich Figured all Wool Wailes,
Plain Merinoee and Cashmeres,
Fancy Paris Dress Silks,
Superior Plain Colored Dress Silks,
Warranted makes of plain black silts,
New Styles Low -Priced Delalues
At CAIBOART & BBOTHEIL'S
nov4 Next door to the Harrisburg Bank Market fkiaans.
JOHN B. • SMITH'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE ,
CORNER SECK)ND AND WALNUT BM,
Harrisburg, Pa.
ALWAYS on band a large assortment of
IXIOTE, MORS, GAITERS, kn., or the very best
tnehtkis for Ladles, gentlemen, and ohlkirems , wee...—
Prices to salt the times. All kinds of WORK NAM TO
ORDER In the best style by superior Workmen
REPAIRING done at shoMmtioe.
einto.dtr JOON R. REIT . Rerrieh E •
. TO I'AMERS.
nxis OATe4 1.1,, , 0aeh paid for •Oala
IL, by JAMM /IL ilrfligAg . r t ,
novlkUr
KPH.
• • -
Ladles and Genta 'kis —large rook
Gents Gravate, Neck Ties, Collars, ke.,
Ladies, Genta and Mi,sers Kid Gloves,
Nutrias, Cape. I egging, Armlets, am.
OATH° sRTS
No. 14 Mark( t Square,
Next door to the Harrisburg Bank.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 27
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