pailk Ftiegrao.
BARRISBURG, PA
Saturday Morning, December 28, 1861.
IT is the e xceptions filed to the final report of
the City Survey Commissioners, that will be
argued before the Court next Monday, and not
the "City Charter," as was inadvertently stated
iu Thursday evening's edition of the Tatactaaml;
•• • •
Fox SOITTEI CABOLINA..—Capt. I. S. Water
bury, who was detailed some time back on re
cruiting service, will left here at three
o'clock this morning to rejoin his company at
port Royal, South Carolina. The captain took
with him a large number of packages intended
for various men in his company, the gift of
their friends and relatives of this city.
Psoossrostso.—The work on Sanford's Opera
g o ose, in Third street, is progressing rapidly,
and the contractors expect,to have it ready for
occupation at an early day in January. The in
terior of the building 15 to be fitted up in hand
some style, and mad compt comfortably about
SOO peg VIM. Whented,.we predict that
the establishment will be the great "centre of
attraction- to our play-going community.
A fist Gammas PHIEURNT.—We are under
ma ny o bligations to our friend-Capt. Harvey
Brown, now stationed at Perryville, Md., for
three fine canvass back ducks. They are the
largest we have ever seen, and the marks by
which they were killed show conclusively that
the Captain is a "good shot," and will play sad
havoc among the secessionists should he ever
hate occasion to " draw a bead" at their wick
ed heads.. The Captain will please accept our
thanks.
lx TOWN.—Harry Davis, the artist, and paint
er of the great panorama of "America and the
employees, en route to York; where the panora
ma will be exhibited this evening. The
Rebellion," was in town yesterday with his
exhibition of the panorama at Carlisle and
Chamberaburg attracted large audiences, and if
we may judge from the tone, of the press In
those places, it gave general satisfaction. From
York the panorama will proceed to Lancaster,
thence to Lebanon, Pottsville and Reading,
Puma—Before the Mayor.—Christ. Sheds,
was up for drunkeness, and recommitted.
A soldier belonging to the Irish Brigade at
Camp OClrdn, was arraigned for drunkeness, and
after a reprimand, sent to camp.
By the Consolidated Police—Wm. Burris was ar
rested for assault and battery. Committed by
alderman-Kline.
Geo. Thomas, arrested for drunkeness and
disorderly ine. cluict• Committ e d by alderman
Ki
Samuel Newman, arrested for drunkeness and
disorderly conduct. Committed by justice
Bender.
B,ooollD'a OPERA, BRANT'S Ram—During the
present week there has been no abatement of
attraction at the burnt cork Opera in Brant's
Hell. Indeed the man who holds the mana
gerial reins is not likely to let the public avoid
his establishment. Sandford has taken root
here, and promises to flourish like a green bay
tree. His entertainments are got up without
regard to expenses, and nothing can exceed
the versatility of his performers. As a come
quence of his•liberality he Li well patronised,
and every one who has visited his establish
ment feels that it was good to be there. The
pantomime of the "Three Legged Monster, or
the Fighting Shoemaker and Tailor," has been
the winning card at the establishment for the
last week, and judging from the crowded
houses, it promises to remain trump for a week
yet to come. It is a bully pantomime, full of
comical action, mysterious tricks and capital
hits, and is alone worth the price of admission.
Tmt PRIM AND TUB GRLHEI.—Of course, every
body knows those social dampers—the Prim
and the Grime. They are cold-shouldering
wretches, pledged against joviality in any form.
Total abstinence from mirth is, in fact the fun -;
damental principle of their creed. Although':
equally hateful, there is some difference between,
them. The Prime are animated refrigerators 4
To be near them is like being under the ice of
an iceberg ; but, unlike an iceberg, they never
thaw in any atmosphere, however genial.—
Sparks of wit are wasted upon them. They;
are impervious to the shafts of humor. Yon
might tire a joke out of an Armstong gun
without making their eyes twinkle. Amidi
"the feast of reason and the flow of soul" they
sit sour silent, puckering their lips at every bit
of tadinav, as if swallowing a green crabrapPiej
The Grime are lees statuesque and More itaidOrti
ic• They seem to look upon the cheerful and
lighthearted as predestined children of wrath]
mud to derive a secret satisfaction from the bei
Ifif that there is a rod in pickle for them.--4
Th e: see all things "through a glass, darkly,"
and tHeir pictures of futurity are all charcoal
sketchei.
They lbuld have you, instead of enjo) ing
the good thus of life in a rational way, pmt
your Etppetitetin Irons, as rebels against the
Almighty. Susi fanaticism is not far removed
from blasphemy. It bras much as to say that
our capabilities for enjoyment were given na
without a purpose, and , hatthe Scriptural max:
im that nothing has been made in vain is un
true. The world, in our osinion, could verY
well spare both the Prima and 4 he Grinus. They •
don't help ns tb a just a
PPreefrAlui of the fath
erly kindness of the Creator ; quite the reverse.
'Were Christianity truly loterpreted.by their
precepts, and correctly illustrated by thei r
ample, it world to a cold and cruel creed i n _
stead of a mireole of benefiosnce and mercy.
e have no sympathy with bigots who look.
'4ou this fair vorld as a place of punishment,
4 -'1 would havens believe that it is only by
'L'Ating our -- ' that we can
L 't to open land." We
Dreier to regt ) of heaven,
stal hold tht Insip s t of its
fe only
of gratitude bleu
tu Sim who
Place of sok tch .a goodly
, Au shota t
4 114ther
McCALLA sera—"Don't be feeling around, but
call at No. 38 Market street, and get a good
pair of spectacles."
GRAND Orman' Dazes Bars.—The Hope Fire
company are malting extensive, arrangements
for their annual Cilizens' Dress Ball, which
comes off at Brant's Hall, on the evening of the
Bth of January.
"Pam." MOM:NEON, porter at the depot,
called at our office yesterday, and assured us
that the police item, published in the Tar:l
oam' alew days ago, charging him with the
larceny of a carpet bag, was "delignantly wrong
and contrary tolaw," and that he is"perfectly in
hocent of the charge." The case was published
by us just as it appears on the alderman's
docket, without any comment whatever, for in
truth, we did not reeognize in the name our dis
tinguished friend, the "Professor,"until he him-
Self made his aPpearance; andby soliciting, this
notice, courted the:, notoriety which other
wise would most 'certainly not have attended
the transaction.
THE NIGHT AITeR CHHISITYA.S. —The follow
ing is an summing parody upon Clement Moore's
unequalled "Night before Christmas:"
'Twas the night after Chrittmas, when all
through the louse,
Every soul was abed, and as still as a , mouse ;
The stockings, so lately. St. Nicholas' care,
Were emptied of all that was eatable there
The darling; had dilly been tuck' d in their beds,
With very fell stomachs and pains in their
heads.
I was dozing away in my new cotton cap,
And Nancy was rather far gone in a nap,
When out in the nursery auto such a clatter,
I sprang from my sleep, crying, " What is the
Matter 2"
I flew to each bedside, still half in a doze,
Tore open thecurtains, and threw off the clothes,
While the light of the taper served clearly to
show
The piteous plight of those objects below ;
For what to the father's fond eye should appear,
But the little pale face of each sick little dear.
'For each pet that had crammed itself full as a
tick;
I knew in a moment now felt like Old NI&
Their pulses were rapid ; their breathings the
Same;
What their stomachs rejected I'll mention by
I:Larne
Now turkey, now stuffing, plum pudding, of
COUISe,
And custards, and crullers, and cranberry sauce,
•Before outraged Nature all sent to the wall ;
Yes, lollypope, flapdoddle, dinner and all.
Like pellets which urchins from pop guns let
fly,
Went figs, nuts and raisins, jams, jelly and pie,
Till each error of diet was brought to my view,
To the shame of mamma and Santa Claus too.
I turned from the sight to my bedroom stepped
back,
And brought out a vial marked " Puly Ipe
cac ;"
When my Nancy exclaimed—for their suffer
ings shocked her—
" Don't you think you had better, love, run for
the Doctor
I ran and was scarcely back under my roof,
When I heard the sharp clatter of old Jalap's
hoof;
I might say that I hardly had turned my round,
When the Doctor came into the room with a.
bound.
He was covered with mud from his head to his
foot,
And the snit he had on was his very best snit ;;
He had hardly had time to pnt did on his back,.
And be looked like Falstaff half fuddled with;
sack.
His eyes how they *winkled! Had the Doctor'
got merry ? _
His cheeks looked like Port and h ie breath smelt:
of Sherry;
He hadn't been shaved fora fortnightor so,
And the heard on his' hin wasn't white as the
snow. •
But inspecting their tongues, in despite of theirs
teeth,
And drawing his watch from his waiscoat be-1
neath— .
He felt of each piths; Saying, 6 V,ach little belly'
Must get rid "—here he laughed—" of the reef
of that jelly.' • • - i
I gazed on each chubby, plump, sick little elf, •
And groaned when he said so, in spite of myself;
But a wink of his eye when he physicked our
Fred, •
Soon gave me to know I hid nothing to dread.
He didn't promise, but went straightway to his
work,
And dosed all the rest, gave hie trowters a jeck,
And adding directions while blowing his nose,
He buttoned his coat—from his chair he arose,
Then jumped in his gig—gave'old Map a wilds
And l
Jalap dashed off as if pricked.by a thistle;
But the doctor exclaimed, 'ere he drove out of
sight,
" They'll be well by to-morrow—good night;
Jones—good night i "
Cane QS/EMlL—There will be pr,e,aching . in the
drill-house, Camp Curtin, Sabbath porn ~ at
half-past ten, and also in the afternoon at half;
past two. These services will be continued
every Sabbath. We hope that the friends of
Jesus Christ, who are interested in the Spiritual
welfge of our patriotic soldiers, will aid us by
their prayers, and by such means as will make
the services profitable to the soldiers.
I have been acting as the agent of benevolent
friends of the soldiers is Camp Curtin three
months. In that time I have given to the a*
digs, in the hospitals and in the tents, nearly
seventy thousand pages of tracts and religious
reading. These tracts anti papers have been
init into my liana by the Philadelphia Tract
Society, and by the benevolent friends of Harriti
burg. The soldiers have received them gladly,
and many of them joyfully. They have given
me many heartythfudosetvpigs for the interest
their friends have in their comforts, and eternal
welfare. There can be no doubt the reading
which has been given to them, lies been greatly
beneficial. I know 'of some instances of con
version through the instrumentality of reading
and conversation, and also of many persons
who have been revived by the same means--:-
backsliders renewed.
The men are anxious to get:good reading. It
is therefore the favorable time to put into their
hands Gospel reading, which will direct them
into the way of life and salvation in Jeans
Christ. God will bless these means. If we do
not see all the fruits of our works in this life,
we shall see and enjoy them in the glorions
kingdom of the Son of God.
If there are any persons who have religious
Papers, of any denominatiun i Sabbath School
Papers, the American jjfeuenger, tracte, or any
profitable Gospel reeding, which they can spare,
and will put them into my poeseus..;'on, 1 will
carry them to the soldiers and see that they are
nty and faithfully distributed among
them
Please said your donations tiro the residence of IL J F lemming, Third Street, near Walnut.
J. W. DAVIS
aIRRISBIIB6, Dec. 27, 1861.
YEITKILDAY.—ChrIstmas with alliteendelF#4;
rementbra4
ppicee and associatiot *
s, bas ilea and
gone, haness and merry doings
enerally marked the fl
sad seemed to
go han
Ood me d.in: hand with all out door expressions,
a ti ga;
with lively dry goods trade doing at Ur t
cheap dingo corner of Front and Market fittest,.
Wien & Odtkitla.
ouh , rmiblemtm
tintnevithwia -0 . 4#4 1861.
I=
Passawrs suitable for people in all staged of
life—the old, the young, the'gay and happy,
:the heart-broken, the heart-seekers, the heart
loosers, the heart;AiiieiCi and the heartless,
or those that never lOved. For the latter class
'We recciininelid'a l pistoi. All of Which den be
:obtained at M'Calla's Jewelry store, No. 38
'Market street.
Dauphin County Teachers' Institute•
HARameinio, Dec. 27, 1861.
The Institute was called to order by the Pres
ident. The Bth chapter of Proverbs was read
by Prof. 'Brooks, who then offered a very appro
, prsate prayer. The National Hymn was then
sung by the members. The minutes of the
preceding day were read, and'after some correc
tions and alterations, the minutes were adopted.
The report cif the boniniittee appointed' to select a
number of suitable pieces to be sung, was then
submitted; which is as follows :
2b the Presiditat and i'rienthers of the Dauphin , county
Teachers' Institute
Your Committee appointed to select and have
printed In slip form a set of pieees suitable to
sing ih'our 'several schools, be leave to
That we have attended to the drity assigned us,
and five hundred copies of the nine pieces se
lected have been printed, and a portion of them
used by the Institute 'yesterday afternoon and
evening. The remainder, with il:W• bill for
printing, is hereirith presented. 'We would
ask for the adoption of the following :
Resolved, That the bill of $5 00 be paid, and
an order be drawn on the Treasurer for the
Resolved, That the slips be distributed equally
among the members. , •
The report. was received and the Committee
discharged.
Wm. J. LAwszNor.,
D. W. Mums, Committee
D. lomum...
.
Porf. Brooks was .then called, who, before
proceeding, to give instructions in Arithmetic,
said that in teaching the young we as teachers
should throw sunshine around all the studies,
in order to make study easy and pleasant, in
stead of a task. . . .
•
Some questions were then asked-with regard
to the changing of numbers from one scale to
another, Which point was very happily 'explain
ed by the Professor.
- Recess of ten mini:des.
Prof. Wichersham was then introduced to the
Institute, by the President, who and that he
would confine his remarks principally to the
methods of teaching; he proceeded to point out
some of the most prewdent errors as existing in
our Common Schools. Small children should
not be confieed-to l thestOying pf ,the alphabet
and reading only, but they ought to be taught
to sing beautiful little songs by whiclithey will
be benefited greatly, and , have their hearts bn
proved. Also, drawing should. be introduced
in order to draw out the imitative power of ,
children. Children..are; very Anuch pleased to
see different things to. satisfy their , curiosity.—
Pupils ought to have a variety of fessann, i sech
as drawing, arithmetic he..:. Grammer should
not be studied by pupils when to young. Teach
ing should be logical.
Closed by singing the 'Parting Hymn."
[See First Page for Omtenteation of Report.]
A Csan.—The "boys" belonging to company
A, Capt. Dorshi3l.iner, awciar to 'be great favor- i
ites with the ladies ,of York. Yesterday anoth
er large package was' received froth Mrs. Serg't.
A. Wolf, containing a number of axe° ent
pound cakes, apples, and other edibles "too nu
merous to mentions"
That kind lady will please accept to soldier's
thanks ,• and should she ever visit Camp Patin ;
she may rest assured of , receiiing . ,soldier'S
welcome.. Godbless the Jadies
.
Fuss 1 Fuss 1 Foes I—We have received sr
new supply of Fe - is, Muffs and rtir Cates, from
$2,50 up to $l2, a large assortment-of - Cloaks
$2,60 up to SS; - •
26 dos. Hoop. Skirts , at 50a, 75c,;5100, $1.75.:
50 doz. of Undershirts and Drawers while
. •
and-grey „.• : - '
60 dos. of white ribbed Stockings at 16c and
17c.
40 pc. of white, yellow and red Flannel.
100 doz. of Men's woolen Socks; itp allprices.
26 po. of beautiful Mourning. Dekines,
black and purple.
100 doz. lady's Linen Pocket Handkerchiefd
from Auction. . .
Together with a large lot of other Goods such
as Blankets, Shirt Breasts for up., Satchels
Sontags, Alapacas, Paramattas, Sets of Sleeves
and Collars, and 200 Towels at 12c: Please call
at S. Laws's. del°
WAR Paroaa.—The undersigned offers the foll
lowing goods go per cent cheaper than can be
purchased in 'New Terk, Philadelphia, Harris
burg or elsewhere, viz : Shirt collars, scar;fteesi,
half hose, jackets, overalls, muffins,. night
shirts, undershirts, drawers and shirt bosoms
also ladies' callers, cuff setts, under:gam:o.6U,
&c., &c. The above goods being my own manu
facture, I guarantee them for durability, mar
terial, &c. All of the above goods I will make
to order or from sample. Please. maid your
order ; it will meet with promptness and chbari
ness, and a good fit' guaranteed.
N. B. Always on hand a large assortment of
Irish linens. Please call and satisfy your
of the fact at J. A. Lynn's Harrii
burg cheap shirt manufactory, No 12 Market
street. BOO= next to Heinmel &
grocery store. •
OARp To THAE LADDV.
OR. DUPONCO'S SOtOWPILIS FOR FEMALES.
. . .
"Read the %ilea kg certificate"- ;rota 'doe of the .11raA_
ladies in Uties, N. Y. who sailed upen my agents to that
city (Mr. Wm. Britoil & "Co:,) and fold them that she, of
course, did not wish her name. made public. but.if
one should doubt the wonderful edestleeY of ;Dn. Thr , "
co's Golden Pu b,, . they might refer any Lady to her, da
she considered it . a duty, aa .well AS, pleasure, to
knowledge. of their efficacy, aa .admiltdekereff bm
daughter, a young .1 44 17 years old. She was fast
ins into consumption—had taken cold—nature became
obstructed Two boxes of these Golden Pills entire
ly-cured--her, and tune is now 4n- robust --health
"We Were Perienier is buying the genuine. , Full and ,
espficit 'directions. accompanying ' ea eh box. 'Place Et.--
Sold wholesale and retail by O. A &Navas; No. 2,
Jones Row, end', C. IL IWO; pl. Market ctreet,
Harris
burg, Pa.. By sending either of Si 00 Wrought be
Bartiabnig P 11 24411/. l 4enn; trningeninlW
by mail to any pert of the country; "free of poster
N. 8.--Look out` for cionnterfbits." Boy au Belden PIBe
of any tindi.llll l eoB the romSis efBl t 3, l . Howe. All
ethers le,u, base impoaltim and.
.una eta; therefore, sot
yoh Tante - Yew lives and heel* isiy seething Of bi
lug humbuggedout of yournioney,) buy only of Gale
who show the sigifature of D..Nowe on every hog,
which bps reoeutlY , troPri dded i A=M4 U tile IV°
bides nolifiterieitea. ream
above Pille are medal known. to (mei Agent; and &holy ,
are safe, and, will 'militia all iffidesed for them.
Sold allid.by, Lutkilierkei.; rebshoii J. Sauk
man,. Mechanicsburg ; 'M. learibirJewistswei
Oarhsa ;* S. G: Wild, Neyvville ; J. C. 'Allick,'Sbiaienii,
burg ; .1 Spangler, Chambersburg ; g. t.stiger, yarkl;
J. A. Wolf, Wrighttrylltis ; B.'SteeidaVßeeding ;1 sad
K. P. Gunter,. Readjugoind by "ouq.druggiatt,'. in *very
town and village in the United States, said by
IL D. EQ.WE,
e 8 4m Sole Sioprietor, New York.
PROL - ADOLPR P.t I'ETPSER
~
wouLD.. respectfully &form ' Ids" old
TT Airbus i id . the public generally, that be win
conthineliCgive Instructions on the PIA NO FORM, WE--
LO.DITON,VIOLIN and also in the seising el ThOMUGEEI
'BA.* ReiiilF4'th plesilare - iiiidt upon pnpliiiit --
dr
trams at anyltour dettired,er JesERWI Ar)k he a
his residence, in Third street, e few
.dckari , th
airman EOM P" •2 4mrA.. . • - .: 4
OLDER 111 VINEGAR!!!
MADE choitxt abitrielbeitekl Apples;
11l and guaranteed by us to be strictly pure
Dou
111.1LITAEY Q4UNTLWES.
,
A rL KEW LOT-Amst resolved, eCtbe i beir
esairMaAM'Cleea 000rerliserogolr
HAIR DYE I HAIR DYE 11
Win. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye I
The only Harmless, and jlellaltle Dye Known I
All others are mere iniitations; and' should • beavoided
Myrna. wish to. a catut.ri Itoule..•
GREY. RED OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to a
beautiful anditiatnralßrown or Black, without. the least
injury to Halt Or
YWERIMI McDAIS AND DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded to We A.:iginguggoa , owe 18 A mid over .200,000
applications have been made to the hair of the patrons
of his famous Dye.
Wu. A. BATCHBLOR'S HAIR DYE
produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature and is WAIIIIIIINTID
not to injure In the least, however long it may be contin
ued, and the ill Rots or bad 11, - .69 remedied. The hair
is invigorated for life by this aplaudid Dye. which is prop
erly applied at No. 16 pond Street New York.
Md. alltbo cites and torts tbs United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Henuise.had the name "William A. Batchelor,"
and address upon a• steel Plate engraving, on the four
sides of, each .boa. :
Wholesale Factory, 81 BarclaY St.,
Late 233 Broadway, New York.
oct2-dawlF
Nifty 2bvertioementi
BRANT'S HALL !
CHRISTMAS - WEEK,
SANTORD'S TROUPE,
IN THEIR GRAND COI CERTS.
BURLESQUE RAVEL'S
PANTOMINE.
Friday .Evening, Deoemb9r 27th,
GREAT BILL, .
Doors open at Eq. Commences at 7*.
d 01241
CHRISTMO GIFTS
A FINE ,VARIETY of selected Goods
soluble for Presents now open id RELLIDPS 91
Market. street.
ERA-COTTA
• and
PARIAN MA,RBLIC vAar.s
TOILET
and
COLOGNE BOTTLES.
MARBLE MATCH •STANDB'
MARBLE SEGAR STANDS.
MARBLE ASH-HOLDERS.
Dressing Cases,
:Shaving Cases,'
Toilet. ases, unfurnished,
Work Cases or Ladies Companions.
Splendid Double and Single Hand Mirrors.
Beautiful Powder Puff Boxes.
- :Han deems Shnll Bags.
sizes ,
A ll
beet
Leather Traveling Satchels,
Satchels-With Cabe Furniture,.
A fine, assortment of T a dies. and Gents
Purses rind Portmonaies.
A large lot of Fancy Balls,
A Fresh stock of that elegant
Confectionary.
-Also, with 'other articles not mentioned,
Pocket Knives ' Thermometers ,
Canes,, Portfollosi.Card Cases,
Segav,Oases, Segars, Pipes, Guin Tobacco,
Pontius, (double and single, )
And the largest and best stock of PEFIIMERY
and TOILET ARTICLES in this market.
delS KHMER'S Thug and FancY Store.
Ho po
lidtty resents!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY
414 CXXIDS, has just been_ opeauad at _BERG.
NEWS CHEAP BOOK IMRE Among the re
cent pubßoations wRI be found=
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM - S i
UNICIO7E ?►TIO . HAKE IN STYLE
UNSURPASSED IN BEAUTY,
1 INEQUAT 1' ED IN QUALITY,
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIOES.
Albamsliound to snit all tastes, in CLOTH.
WITH IMITATION MOROCCO,
WITH TURKEY ANTIQUE,
WITH VELVET AND GOLD,
WTCH CARVED WOOD SIDES,
To Hold Twelve Cards,
To Hold Twenty Cards,
To HbLd Thirty. Cards„
To Hold Forty Cards,
To Hold Fiity Cards,
To Hold Sixty Cards,
To Hold Eighty Cards,
To Hold One Hundred, Cards,
To Hold Two Hundred Cards,
From SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
To TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS:
. . . „ .
STEAM WEEKLY
itim! roux
0rd,.v74 - 0.
_ - • -AND LIVERPOOL.
rAikriioll3' EICEIARKIN% PA'&.
iJ , NAGNits at QUENSIOWI4; (I.rehted) 'The Liver
pool, Now lora and Phlbulelphla Steamship company
plow a ) timaitching tholr Cull powered Clyde-built iron
Lattteihhs. .„.
CITY OP WASHINGTON; Saturaey • 26;
I. W.ltOtteiiSitubleiVl44. oo TE.4)/00' O Y O PP. 801114 44 ,
at NOac (rem p% 4, North Apse, -
RIME 431..kettillit: •
400 , 00
do to latatogiy.;lsBo;4o ti‘do.,to. London ..S3B 00
do to Parts la AOI do to .. Pane .... PS 00
do ...to.Homburg.:sBo i do
._“.._146 _,
,paimmiagers,4BolorWardet.lo). Vir!thini 09.14e0-
410 0 . , AlswerP, Sowat 0 9009.1 4 1tvretev.., . - :
.optPereons.wienlng.to lewg. 01114400 f Irliaditeart buy
ttekeito teretitt the fonowhicrates, tehlow 'Nark:. Froth
Liverpool or Auseuslowat $2O, NS lad SPA'.
Smetagefrom: Liverpool 340 o& Primo (Ineetiotow
. ,
These Steatnens have seperior accommodations for
Odeliimprs,•andcarry'experioneed•Sergeons. :They are
built in Witer:ilight`irentsoiteint; and have' Patent_ Tire
Ansi tithdtem .on hoard. , .= • - - •
ilnumuthezinformaxmiaPpitin Liver pool
tiliANi-Agefit,,Zt Water Street;..sgow , w,.g.
DiMAN.L S Enoch Stlnbrii C.
D. SEYNOORSt C 0..; in Lotidon to
EWEVitßauc St. ; to. No f Io.,tULUS Digamm, 6 nage
.deje Bourse; JOMN. EL DAIS;
• 'WAWA street ; or itt'ine CoMpany's
JNO. G. DALE, Agent,
delSdf ur t ,Broadiww New York.
Or 0. 0. niwiernutx ARM* flairlsburg.
iIacPAAIKENGMEn 110.9..11. - kaprz.—py . order of the
,EiCa#* fry of Stele, tg.,*seekers 'Miming the Uniteid
Stites are reetnrel to procure PietMorti before going_ on
board the Steamer. JOHN 0:10.11.1 7 , Sniam:
. .
` , put PEA . TIER THAN- 1 . g,)3
• . El
THE LARGEST. ATEICE,
THE 11091" BE UflyUL STYLES ATD PITTZENS
Gold and Silver Pencil and Pa
Ctitea,.
In the piarket, is to be found at
BERGIiER'S
-. (..,...RU88ER110613
nbrter *Ai )
' •
BubbefTriya generally at :
BERGNEct,'EVCHVAP BOWI8T0101:
oity,
feeling. ea nt Ive would
leaf ." '
in im ilt wlY:replenia . hfri : . 7001: tbi. , of =To iliA
91, Market dna, 4we'doorelkiiii4QP?tulik
m%. ^ .. -
ifliscellaneous
GIFTS FOR THE HOLLIDLYS.
' THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED
STOCK OF RARE CONFECTIONS,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY
NOW READY FOR THE PUBLIC.
CHOICE MIXED SUGAR PLUMS,
Put up neatly inhoxes, from one to five pounds.
FIN E CHOCOLATE CONFECTIONS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
TOGE 2 HER Wllif
A. BRILLIA.NT IMPORTATION
OF RICH FANCY BOXES.
STEPHEN . F. WHITMAN,
No. 1210, Market street,
del dlm Philadelphia.
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF I'ENN'A.
A V ING been authorized to recruit a
Regiment for the Volunteer service ef Teensy Iva
eta we have onneludett to make it a regiment of "sharp
boOteis"—r Ilemeurenruit &from the Slate at oirce.
We a ant TEN sealable bodied ys.uog men from each
county, saes to have every portion of the State fully
and equally represented. -
Those desirous ofserving tbelrcoantry, of fighting under
anti tor our good old rite, have noir a splendid
tunitY.tiffiire I, than- We intend to make ibis a "CRACK
itle01,1011•FT;" if istesible the best in thel„ service of our
tiolitetommonwealth. Oold enhatailleeLkilifiirm will
be iurnistisd tiel-kOOl3 as the men.. reach...Csma.and e
sworn into tinsheirriCe. Tne Regiment =irlll be 'ar med
with !inns or Fittnn.o routs who Suasa BATONS/S. Thrs,e
desiring to enlist, as positively only TEN will be taken
from each sanely in-the State, Lad better revert item&
ately, any time atter We 20th of .December to W. W.
firown;Harrisbusg, Pa. any or alloommunicatleaa from
&Ault counties will be answered-speedily -.ad confiden
. • : kitt W. BittiW.l•Lilaptain•
P. S.—AlTittipers" favorable to the cause will please
ropy. del3 d4w
•
PRESERVE YO UR LEATHER
AND
KEEP - Y'OUR. FEET D•RY.
• • •• • •••
ONE BOX OF FRANK' MILLER'S
LEATHER PRESERVATIVE
IND
WATER PROOF OIL i BLACKING
WILL - ' LAST-101 OUT-DOOR MAN ONE EMAIL,
.-COST a 5 CENTSmig,
AND save more than four times its coat
in the durability or leather, and greatly contribute
to health-and 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 Jk Kunst°, corner of Fifth sun Mar
ket greets ; Wm. Dusk, Jr., & Market street Jacob
Etaebler,No. 29, Seam/ street, and J. C. Kimball, Mar.
ket- str et. .• del24llm-w4l.*
•
CHILISTMA.I3 PRES E NTS.
NOW - 18 Tab 'DIME FOR CHEAP GOODS,
SUIT&BLE Fos THE HOLIDdYS.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS from 63(0.
upwards. Beautify! Lineu Setts, sleeves and Col.
meg 25a. apuards.. Cambria setts all prices. Cambric
Collars from 150. to $l, Metro. Flue linen Cellars 12a.
Wool Nubian, ' , loads. Sontapi, Sleeves, Leggings, Mitts,
Clicivee, Wool, Cotton and Merino [lose bar Ladies' 1,(1
children all prices. Worked liandicerehiers, Wool skit ,
Log Caps tbr children Cologne's, Extract's, Ox Marrow
Punned; Silk - Velvets, Weil Yarn, liqukskin Gauntleits,
Sack Enamels, Calicos Gingham, liuslins, Sm., at
P.BARS.Oii'S, Cheap Calicos,
No. 12, market Square, one
dim above Feli*'s Confectionary, Harrisburg, l'a.
18.dViv*
ANOTHER NEW STOOK!
P ortable
Writing Desks,
P' Backgammon Boards,
Traveling Bags,
Parses, Wallets,
Toilet Bottles,
generalaril a assortment of
FANCY ARTICLES;
Call at
BE RGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE
.JUST OPENED!
A FINE LOT OF .13XYPERIOR'
411111031 VA, 61;,' •
MADE of Good tobacco, and 'from one
to two years old, of my Opril manufacture. A fine
lot of choice Mewing sod &nue ing Innaceo, Ripe% Snuff
and.s large variety of otber ankles constantly en hen II
tor sale : wholesale and retail: Jitanklut for former pat.
renege; I hem by strict attention to business to receive a
liberal share of the trade. ..
A tine Smoking attacbed, where chstomera may
lot blink poy Sottrsititti Tooaccor
•o°A 3 l,lbrijettlie-winilkiv with ilia — Snip in it; Ma is the
place to buy your Tobacco and cegars. North idarhet.
Square, above Market street, Harrisburg.
Doc. 4, 464-rti3m WYROFF.
SU/11(1E0N
OFFERSVillgekkiliti;io. uitizeus 0
Harriaburganu ;43.e solicits a share o
the pottlio . patromogo, and Wes trout:nose that Ms best
eadtaatraiisahlq DO Allred to road : r Satisfaction in Lie ,
pro
les** .fontigalt old, wellArted. tttaitlei, Bore to
.11viting.tate public. generally to, call to' min; ssoseriek
lieai thal,:they will net Ite - .thesittisited with hitt settilee.4,
0.1.1110 e tro.l.2ll.2Miike . ! nreet, tn,the Intitso tortaiwiy 00.
Oupied near lila Untied r &aeon }plat.
Hailtelfurg . rayf
.C.EMEIVAAS 8,R0481
A. large collection of BOOM :actable for
CEERISTALAS PRESENTS has just been re
ceived. at
• ..BERGNER'S OHEAP BOOKOzym,.
1;000,000 •EtrOt - Et0013 , 3 I
ggimildite:stock of ENVELOPES of every
size is now opening at.
BERLINER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE
IKTOTIONS.--Quite a variety of metal
"."
n2O SHEr FEE'S BOOKSTORE.
QOLDIER'd CARP. COMPANION. A
kJ very convOntrat Writt.'ng Data ; also, Portiallse,
Memorandum-Books, l'ortakollaalOs,' &c , 41
ze2o SCHEFFEWS 8001Cia)11.B..
DIARIES FOlt 1862
erIEE largest and best selected assortment of
I. DIA • TFS ever imported into this city can
be found at
BIM-NM Jalookstore.
• • BUILDING STONE,
GOOD Al-I:UCLA of Ltrno Stone. for
.Building purposely on luina, dellverod in the short
estatotioe at ppeed to suit the Moos.
J. KM,
. Keystone warta, lower end of the elty.
delf34llw, e
PORT FOLIOWKI'IINO DESKS.
JN entire new assortment of these useful ar
tides just opened _ at _
DEEIGNLVS.Cheap Auokstore,
,TTAy 1.. MAY ! 1--Saperkgr,
4 4 - f° . r a!„ 11, ,
. _••.JAM OS 1114.WEIXELER
G 1:.° 11 11 —
14 - T st he . l=t and best
,„ „AEC( pus e)oitstort
0 1 ," 5'
place
a m—i„ •. a n t , ' WAY
.7014011 4
Slizattaraous
LATEST NEWS.
XTICHOLS & BOWMAN having just
_Llre
turned from the Bast with an extensive and wet
selected stock of goods. purchased for cash, Teepee fully,
invite the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity to nail and
examine their New Goods at the old stand formerly on•
copied by V. Hummel, corner Front and Market streets,
Harrisburg, Pa. Prices as low as any other house.
COFFEE, Green and Browned ;
SUGAR of all grades ;
MOLASSES and Choice Syrups ;
FLOUR, in Barrels and Sack ;
BUCK-WHEAT and CORN-MEAL;
RICE, BEANS. POTATOES ;
FISH, of all kinds ;
SALT, Coarse and fine •
OIL, Coal Oil and WlialeOil ;
SPICES, all kinds Ground and Unground, fresh
from the MilL
APPLES, Green and Dried,;
RAISINS, CURRENTS, NUTS,
• DRIED FRUITS,
SOAPS, Common and Fancy ;
WILLOW and CEDAR-WARE
CIGARS, beatof Imported *kande;
TOBACCO, Smoking and Chew
ing ;
QUEENSWARE i CLUERNBWABS i 1
Sitensive assortment or all 84,5, and pa/derma and
pr.cee. Call mud examine our Stock of Goods at the
Whslesale and Retail Grocery, Fruit and Provision Store,
corner Front and Market atrunt, Harrisburg, Pa,
t ountry Produce , taken
ATTIC 'IP
A large end rresltaesortwent of Goode, • • • •'
:tunable for ',regents, among wbidh will be faun d
A epleodld stock or Fins, (all kinde lust made,)
A large lino of Stubroidered (killers Sleeves, se.,
A great vartoty of Shawls, (at low prices,)
A lot of New Ail .s—Drwe Goods, lb:., Ate.,
Every kind of Ladies, Gents, and Misses
Gaunt kilts and Gloves,
Ladles and Gents Hillrts —large sock,
Genie Cravats, NOCK Ties, Collars, AM.,
Ladies, Gents and Misses Sid Gime,
Nublem, Caps. i egglns, Armlets, &c.
A LARGE ADDITION HAS BEEN MADE TO
OUR STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS.
Bargain') in Goods of all kinds can be had at
CATHCART'S
No. 14 Market &pare,
Next door to the Harrisburg Bank.
del]
COAL! COAL! I
$3, AND $2 26 PER TON OF 2,000 LBS.
0. D. FORSTER,
OFFICE No. 74, Market Street, yard on
1, I the Canal, foot of Nerth sheet, Wholesale and Re
tail dealer in
TRETTB2ON,
WILICSBARRE,
LYX.ENS VALLEY.
SUNBURY and
BROAD 10P COAL
Famlias and Dealers may rely upon obtaining p Arstdrate
article, and full weight, at. the lowest rates. Orders
promptly attended to. A l'heral • 'Lemont made to per
chancre paytog for the coal when ordered.
Ikesent price, $3 and 3 2 2d per tan.
Harrisburg, Oct. 25.-03 m
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
SHELLENBERGER & BROTHER,
• • NO. 80 MARKET STREET.
(Room formerly occupied by the Polio/rice.)
rriliE undersigned have just opened a
swami large assortment of inn latest styles or
clothing. We are also prepared to manufacture to order
ail kinds of Gents Wear, nut to the lateetstyleiand lash.
iOll2. . We have always on band a large stock of &may
made clothing and Gentleman's Furnishing Goods.
n0941,3t0 U. BELELLtiNBUGJAR 6: 880
SOLDIERS' NICE NACK'S,
FOR Sale at
RINLKR'S DRUG 4.4 D FANCY STORK
Camp Writing Came.,
Needle or Sewing Cases,
Shaving or Razor Cases,
Toilet Cases,
Hatch Oases.
Pocket Ink Stands,
Pocket Mirrors,
Packet' Knives;
Poeket Combs,
Pine Combs,
Camp Mirrors.
Bryer Pipes,
Tobaccd'Boxee,
India Reimer Tobacco Pouches,
Wicker, Leather & Platina
Leather Drinking Cups,
Pens, Penholders, Pencils, Papdr, andEnvelepee.
Soldiers will see at a glance that the place to, en
outfit In small mimesis at Ne. 91, Market street.
,—See "Fort Pickens" In the window. nos U
FOR SEWING MACHINES.
,
JONAS BROOK & BRO'S
PRIZE MEDAL SPOOL COTTON.
200 efi 500 YD. WHILE, BLACK COLORSD.
PHIS thread being made particularly for
lL Sewing Machines, is VERY STRONG, SMOOTH AND
BLASTIC. Its strength is not impaired by washing, nor
by friction of the needle. For Machines, use Brooks'
Patent Glace,
FOB UPPER .TBREAD,
and Brooks Patent Six Cord, Red Ticket,
FOB UNDER. THREAD,
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the country.—.
Also, no della or 100 cones YAM, amours° $OB by
WAL DENBY mum, Sole Agent.
n09416m 86 Vevey street, New York.
COAL ! ! !
ONLY YARD IN TOWN THAT DELIVER'S
COAL BY THE PATENT WEIGH CARTS.
Jjlit 8E Weight Carte are certified by the
. Sealer of iiireighta and Measure..qoemmusei
k n
weigh ttiair Coll at their own disra. It la of grqat
partanceAueing them) hard times tor; every one tow
that they oat laantFou. nonset winner.
A large supply of Coal always to be found on Wad,
LYKila VALLEY all sizes.
SALT*. CO'S WILKSBASEN, all sizes.
DoSSEEEN COAL, (the vendee arth,le,) -
Sold by the car load or stogie toe.' '
All colt of the best quality, delivered free from all im
purities AT mama TO SUIT THU mom, by the boat or car
Ittaksingle, half or third of Loos and by AO busbol.'
JAMBS AL .11THISNLIIIL
Harrisburg, Nov. 8,1881.—y
llarrisbnrg Blind Manufactory.
SECOND STREET BELOW CHESTNUT.
VENITIAN BLINDS made to order, and.
all repairing neatly and expeditiously done. Per
sotr,at a distance can have their Work done by addres
sing a letter to the undersigned. Thardrini for past pat
ronage-he hopes, by strict attention to business, summit
a continuance of the same.' Jar Satisfaction guaranteed
both as to prices and work:**
ocl9-d6m
MINCE PIES,
RADIENS, Crestow,
•i lIRRANTI3, erions,
Suitable for Mince Pies for sole low by
dee WM. DOCK, ,TR., &VD
AIR, TOOTH, NAIL. CLOTH, HAT,
H
LAMER and INFANT Bicusaß., In great v - Misty
t DRUG AND FANCY &TORN.
. . .
and RETAIL LAMAR
VV . 'iii bontecliouary, Foreigi and PoateritkimitC—..
Am Dates, pruned, Ra 331113 and liuln or ix friada„--
Freak and :4il 01-n, Soap, Candles, Vi negarr#Piceal To
baize, Sagan and Country Produce in genorai; Maraca,
.met,„-n ea r door to Parke House, also c.raer''.Thini. and
Walnut Ertreeta
ciet2B4sni " . 7 4* . WISE.
NEW BUCKWHEAT riovs
4,500 LBS'.. F&MILY" BOOK.-
WHEAT FLOUR (Inn) 12b and
%bib bags:: Tnequaty is verynnperiari having been 8••
selected entire:4ly for our retail trade. For lola low by
noll WM. DOOR, Jr., & Cb.
NOTICE.
NVHERE is you destination South Car-
Mina? No Cheap to CotterePs, ieap Confection
ary Store, No. 101, Market street, between Fourth: and
Filth streets, where may be seen the largest smortmeat
eras fonhaitiOusrien,"Nnts, Minna, Currants, Citron,
60., for the Handays. Give him a call, and ex amine
for yourselves. lel4-d2w*
GPO). PENS ! GOLD PENS I
6 Gad most -varied--assortment of
tip 7 Lblzl`lirts forssals'at
` 4 • fT 4- , I , OFIERGNKirBVIDIAP BOOKWORK
_ _
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