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filtbital
I) R.. JOHN SOliti;-,
LOCK HOSPITAIad,
AS d iscovered the moatzer , speed, •
tliedual roMedyin the Mt:od' fOr' •
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
101,1117 [ll MT TO M 641 BODO. •
No Mercury or Noxious Drugs,
„I „.~lTrr tt AKRASTIII I , OR NO 1311101, P rILON ORB
Two DaNa.lett" "
eacneea of the Beek or Limbs, Striating, Pains IL
AlleetiOnn of the Mitzi ,miplad_d y el t Ov i ante i.
DLL:,
ervour debility ; aye rhopb
Dy ,,,,p,. Lessner, Inierrits, Conflation 01 (leas,
Heart, Timid ty, Tremblingly. Dunuese i
ueb laease' the Stoma* Alban&
fi c ,j, Iran it, Me fi e or Orin—titope terrible disor
the indiscrethol or Solitary Habits en
araedlbl and deetruotiveitractiSes- Othieh
Joe fo ustautional debilltyi, render marriage Mapes.
and d,irny both body and Mind.
YOUNG. MEN. ' • , -
,ens Men enprOlally who have become themienmeol.
fire, that dreadful and destrietiee habli
8)1) Fwe,pp to un untimety: grave thousands of
of the moat exalted talent and brilliant
•
Intel
sto might otherwise have entranced listening
with the thunder) of eloquence, or waked to or
. tbr living, lyre, may call with fall ectendenee.
MARRIAGE.
anal persons, Of tbeee cOntterbitiog tfiatriage n tle.,
wore of phytleal weakness, a ouldiintatedidedy
{ )1. J rind be restored to perfect health.
ORGANIC WEAKNIS .
immediately cured antd.redi ever gegmeca
LI, woo Janet,* himself under the eartenf
re it ,ouny cult/Mein hie tumor as a, g entleman, and eon
fiJenth rely upon his skill RS a physician.
&I-ookt No. 7 youth Frederick _atreet,..Baltimore,
ou the telt hand aide going dein BratlOSOre Street, 1
loora from the corner. Bo partictdar In observing. Abe,
miner or number, et you will mistake the. place—Bt Peri
hr !parent, 7tilliehy Quacks, mien rails n amm ,
ir Pa/try Huntley Gvtificates, attracted by the •repute
tia Dr. Johnson, I urk near
Al loner! , must contain a Postage Stamp, to use on the
eply
DR. JOHNSTON
Dr. Johnson member ut the. Royal %Sege olHtirgeons,
onion, gradnatefrom one of the meat eminent College,
if the United States and the greatest part of whose life
now been spent In t ie Hospitals of London, Parts,- Phila.
deiptila and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
tonishing cures that were ever known., Many troubled
with ringing In the WS end head when asleep, great ner
vousness, being alarmed at sud4len sound% ibiahrttliless,
with frtquentblunhing,atiendilecisoixioldmid With derange
went of mind wane:Rued immedtately,,
TARE Pitt:LK:ULM', NCMICL
J. ...urinate all those: who. hating blinked them.
tolves by r. vete and improper indulgences, that secret
and solitary nblt which rules both body and mind, on.
titling them for either businesser society.
Do, Are some of thi I lad and moinnoboty Oil rig psi,
dueen Dv early Paints of. youth, yip : Weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Pelle the Read, Ithatioes ol sight,
los: of Muscular Power, Palpitation of this Heart, Dlr.
Nervonslrrhatiihty Derangpmelly CMG Digentive
F , lDetlees, Senora! Debility, syraptchts d tbinsomp.
nun, la.
MENTALLY,
the tearini offends on fille.iiindire mtilih to
o. Sreaded :—Late of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, De
prAsion of Spirits, Xvil Forebodings, Aversion Itoalpoie
ty, Self -distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, go., are some
of the evil effects.
Thousands of persons of all ages, can now judge what
it the canoe of their decline in health, losing ; Limp vigor,
becoming weak, pale, nervous and emanated; - have a
Molar appearance shoot the eyes, cough, and mop
at of consumption.
, TOUNti IBM
who have tetured themselvea by a certain prgistlee, fn
dolved In when alono—a habit frequently learned from
e►llaompaatonf,Or,at schqul,the arida .ol wnloh are
sightly felt, even when asleep, and If het cured, tendon
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hopes of his soon.
try, the darling of his parents, should be snatched trom
all preepeete and enjoyments o f life bythe consequences
of detethepfrom the path of meter*, andlpdalgtug, In a
aerials secret habit. Su %persons meet, before *Wes
plating
URI{IAG3,
elfeet that a sound mind and body are the most necessary
requisites to promote connubial happiness. indeed
without these, the journey through lifebecemee &weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens talkie view; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with th
melancholy, redaction that the happiness of another be.
canoe blighted with our own
DE. JOHNSON'S INVIGOI R
AT
I
N
G
RINIEDI FOR OR;
C WE.4114121 . .
. .
By th is great and Important remedy, Waitangi ór
(Juni are speedily mired, and tall Vilgoeeelltdeed. '
thousands of the most nervous and debilitated,Whe'
had lost all hope, have been Immediately felleirte. ll All
impediments to Marriage Physical or Mental DlisapuilUt.
cation, Nervous, Trembling, Weakness or itichanetion or
the most Mehl kind, speedily anted.
TO STRANGERS. - I
. . •
The many thousands mired at this hutlution * with IM
buthreie ream and the numerous Imkortant. Susie& ,
operations performed by. Dr.. L i oritisesiamli4y, the re- '
priers of the papers, and many 6ilieSitehimet 1 4 441 . : i s ol
iinals have appeared main siod ; again iinhossi: t ßublte.,
baidu Me gold* as a uerUladlaa.:4o.lollfillit OW
spontibilfiv, le 4 Ina:dent guarantee to the AM :dad,
• „ .
DBFARiI IMPRODMIX..
—Wliew the mhigultien
and Imprudent votary of plosporp Ands he. ) 1141 O bibe6 •
the Bernie, AU warm disease, MU& It too hatiffeWS,
en sense of shams Or itriihd dia41:1114011
him from lipping to those who, trantedmiatttel cult *,
mote bil Ity Can II lon befriend Mtn, delaying fin - oor •
ititenonal symmonis of this horrid Mead* mat ttkit' . •
Waimea coming the head, Watt ease, Ott
Pfutlowinion with frightful irePldlt7; "191. puts "'
priOd la lin dreadful sufferings by sending him tO
bonnie from whence RO traveler r e t urn." #
aneboly feet that thotuutrida WWll=„,ittig.: • 0.19
n om, owing to the andantinos* of finontain r 4 4 .4”
en, who, by the use of that timidly passm, •
the ometituUon sad make the residue of ltht.
-
silksTo Etramemis.—The Doctor's Dipl Diplomas Bang — his
.
la•letten moot oontaiu a Stamp Wu an tab riiiply
Sirßemedies sent bi
sirNo. T South Fred,riot street, Bal i lo4 °'
sorl3•daalq
P ,31111 1 - EEtIa7ELISS
DA ILY.L'IN'E'!
Between Philadelohia
um Hann, Juan Snots, WaLuissrowl, Mum,
thnoirrowa, Wideoarrowa Manor, Lawman%
NoircuinclanuanD, InIVOITOII,
Gro noarows,lintworroWN, Maxima.
Haw; Warm;
AND HARRISBURG.
Ito Philadelphia Depot bean, centrally locos the
Drayage will be at the loweal rates. A Oondector goes
through with each train to attend to the safe delivery of
till goods entrusted to the line. Goods delivered at the
Depot eV-
& FMMED t No. 511 Market Stein, Phil
delphhe,,by 5 o'clock P. M., will be delivered to.Harriaburg the next morning.
Freight (always) ea low as b y any other lino.
Particular -attention= this line to prompt and
IPady delivery of all' abler; iloods.
The undersigned thankful for pact flat= hopes by
atrial
none attention to batmen to merit a min nuance of the
. T. PIIIIPEIKR,
Philadelphia and /Waft; op,d,
elb•dilut not of Market Stree 11‘r rf. bum.
•
SORtFFEIRS BOOK STORE.
NUR Ts. amtaimaci murea.)
U NION ENVELOPES.
XOTE PAPER, of six different designs;
I the ream
Printed
at City 1111 hocor sies. , sold by the thowand sad
Clas p
AAac aaaget et , Flue
Very lme prices. Cell 11$
IdeHIPPPRItt sonfirdlitsj
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EN
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1174 141,011 , Pricea wad autos ZZLLM,
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VOL. XVI.
ICAttical oilrattl adtruniqiortolict,
PENNSYLVANIA 'RAIL ROAD
WINTER TIME TABLE.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
FROM PHILADELPHIA
ox •ND . iLPTIR,
IMONDAY NOVEMBER 26th. 1861.
.9 . /s , Paseeoger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company will depart from and arrive at Harrieburg and
Philidelphin as follows :
g A'S T SW D
THROUGH KIPRPa•TRALIK law se Harrisburg daily
at 330 a. m. , ant arrives at West PhllidelPhia a t 7.40
PAST LINE leatres'llarriaburg every muruiug (eitelit
ifiteday) at 8.45 a. m., and arrives at West Philadelphia
at 1.00 p. 7n ,
HAIL TRA.lWleaves Harrigan's daily (except Sudsy)
at 1.10 p. m., and arrives at. West Philadelphia at 6.20
ACOOInifiDATION TRAIN, via !fount Joy, leaves
.11arilsbnis at 7.00. s. m., and arrives at *eat Phila.
delimits at 1240 p 'm. '
1:1iltaiSHIME1 , 461:1111100.41 . 10N" TRAM, via' Colum.
bii leaves Hateisbnry pt 4.00 D. m.. and arrives at West
Philadelphia it* 20 p.
, • VIVE II TIN RD.
TIIROURIEI 11PRRIns TRAIN haves Phlladelplda , st
1030 . P. Martianapp at B.oBla. m., .Altootte 8.40, a.
10 , and a_ 1 7Ave!lAd.P4 111 k. u rgs 4 2 5 P. m.
NAM I.9.4lNle4yel,fldladelptda at 8.00 a. and
Sim at Harrisburg at 1.20 p. !eaves triiTHentiriai 7.411
a, in., Altoona, 2.48 in., an& arrtveerat Pittsburg -at
8.46 p. N.
PARC.LINN leaves #bissistois at .1.1.130
burg 4.06 Ps kr), Moons at 9.10 p. m. , and arrliint at
Pittat T r g u 342 . -
• .
iialinl23l.lllo ACIMIKODATION TRAIN leaver PhU.
dalphia at 2.80 p. m., and arrival at 8.66
MOUNT rOY 603023100/210N - via Mourit Joy leaves
Laiimuiter at MIA a m., arrives at Harrisburg at 1.80
p.m.
SAMUEL D. YOUNG,
' Supt. Allist, LITT. Palma.
rriaburg, November 21; 1881 —dtt
WINTER TIME ARRANGEMENT.
NIIW AIR LlNit ROUTH.
. ; .
•
'Mit TRAMS 11AIT,Y TO . NEW
PHIT.,ADELPETI.A
WITHOUT ORANGE OF CABS:
.12:ell'
ot AND AFTER . MONDAY; NOVElif-,
• m 4,111111 the Pieseager Trains will leave *the
P Plalkluitt i=lrrrleP oo 44ll, ifarrtiburgr
tor New Yerk wed u els
tAiITWARI3..
PZPRIfr3FiTJ fBIe Y s karrisburg at &SO a. m. ' ark.
rival of, usylesatia BallrOlid NEPria 'rich fromtir
vest, arrtiii Now 'York '411.5 a. m., and 4' ?hits..
=fa at e.OO a. m. sleeping 'vat. Is at*deed to
liothigh from Pittsburg without, ehrog
MAIL TRAIN. loaves Harrisburg at 8.85a. , m., arriving
New larleat 650 p. Li ;sand Philadelphia at 1.26 p. m.
Iran LIN; lestree,llenisharg 41.40 p. m.,os anti*.
Nrinnriankteitillivid Fievitatii arriviier is New
leak at 9.60 p. na And Pidltutoilphia at 6.40 p. m. ,
iirESTWARD.
FAST LINE New York at 6 u. us., and •111004 e).
phis 'at 8 it in. arriving it Harrisburg at I p. m.
• 11A11 0 ,211.11N lease New York at 12:00 noon, atulPhll.
adelphis at 8: 15 p. nu, arriving at Harrisburg at 8.10
p. m.
WRAP WI Alarm New 'York .at i ;11 p. rp. e r e.
ving at Harritibimi it SAO a. in: ''antiOtennicting with the
Penesyhmnle.locpress -Trate font 'ittabnrg. A Bleeping
tor is a 4» attached to thie Mad;
CoMitwekine are made at Harrisburg with trains on the'
emowYliankt, Ninthern Osutral and Cumberland Valley
Neaw muo rgod la
Reading for Phidelphia,' Pottsville,
Alleittosm, Easton, sic. • -
checked through. Faro between . New York.
*bill; IN 00; between, 'Harkiabuig and Phila.:A
del 'BB 26 in No. tears; and 22 70-in No. 2.
chits or other information apply to
notJ.J. OLYDN,
General Agent, Harrisburg.
J. IL INGERSOLL'S
PATENT
FOUNTAIN HAIR-BRUSEL .
It. dreams the hair without soilhig the ithr
Woos. .
It effect' a series or omelet(' In the use o hal: peeper.
Ii does away with greasy hair oil bottles.
It is handsomer utlete than the comma ladr-bredt
reigulatem the quantity of Auld n.eil, tot„
Oa It is perfectly tam, and mama spill over In the mow
pr on the tellet,, .
!It antes Week 0I Prepar,atiosk toisat or voY"
I 'l ts cr a beg /Gamey.
; ?ce is moderate, and It area its owzi 044 Dithres
r sale at Kart Drug and Saucy More; frt Lliakkat
htrailLtlia *aro sais glow* street. Book sidi ",
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-NEUTRAL IN' NONE."
HARRISBURG, ..PA.. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 2, 1862
D W. GROSS & CO.,
14'130LICSIALS-*ND RETAIL
'G'Ol S
MARTK.tT ST EVE.BT
DRUGGISTS, STORZ
We Ire daily 'adding • to = our assortment of
goods all such articles as are desirable, and
would, respeotfully i your atentlon to the
largest andlit EleteCk4 stllk iu La/614, , of-
DEUV3i OHEMIOALSAIONTa I
vowntaherittaitiwils. ' -
'Bairnllig Atiohok
PMIZ:MMLY & IviILiT4ILTI&ES:
selected from the Best manufacturers end:Per
tumors of Europe and this **Ali%
Being ♦ery lirge•dlisiers in
Tammy om, veßnitalk
WlND . OW . 6344;, ° lleiliii 4 o * •
OOLOBSj PAINT AND
ARTISTS 03,1*41*
IN ALL THEM reimmEN:
ooLdit ***l l 4
- Atemorm -
WeraliocandY ;14 6 3 ff!lingy 0 9 101
flent that 46 C n litipplf the Waifs of ill On
terms eitisfadion.
timk
PATENT mkoldENts `°:AND
Of - Alf idniiff; awit'ltamihi;Prdpiietars:::
Sapciitifid TObibibizer*
en for 4RnYlllehsl,lPftr
an be Vurolitaell inAlta dike, •
rEcitWeittpic - AL 11 , ttrio 'mViuxtg2
. '
,tfr- •th:
Being large Pint nnneni in ,tannin
ogei'inaiitiintiiita' Oostoll
Lampe of the most Intproved y pitttennciery
charAaf kinds ;theitod' to burn'
Coal 011:
FARM .4iraattitS,
ose of you w o vio'no tir lISE
AND ONITLE POWDERS a trial know no
la keeping Hopies and tittle healthy and in
g
Thotwanga qtat . testify y to the profit they have
derived 'froth :helm of. onr.oatLie;Powders..b y
the in4i1,44 1 . ilui 61 d§: 1 ::0 2 1: .; 4 111111 :4 1161 ‘*ilq
beeidee hapitrOhig lieia and
• - •
..
our' iong Omits
the advantage of a filscuoclei l'itioWA44 the
trail;Witit die afttligetiietitis 'bithi•heitbalase
such that we caa in a wiry short time luiuldi"
mull , * *Pearling to our tfoulblOrti.gath
beet of terms.
iditroit4-beittoii - ty
On our house, we lufiWbir utrict attention to
business, a oveiiil seliotton of
• to'vi les titiza s..
&Oak E:dcaa; and tie' ileafie l fo' idiv0111;to
merits aontiatousai:of the- iwirocat efilaarialt.
uuaiN, r#thif
, YNL
O.IOIINT.Eitd , Al.llo. , 74lilainint
7:417.14Atti ibtli:
ieatatkilli#4llllll4 t
ID. ID. rues &
NO. 19
BARRISBURG, PEIVIVA.
KEEPERS. AND coNBttihas,
abuw!tild P44tY,
Artist tolorsattd.ToOttir
Pars Gretna tiptoes
Lard, Sperm and PiensißßS;
Bottles, Vlalstind Globes"
Castile kiwi'' iiipioneiiiiiiuArClorkik,'
• Lt
dte„ as., •
Ms., se., Age., me., OC
With a gamd Tarioty of
i - b= c'i,::.',',.,
: 11177 .1 :
."± :
TEETH! 'MUNN
RESTORAJNVES.
00AL 'OIL I 04.1130.* OIL
IMI
LAWS OP.THE.I3IIMCD STATES .
Paned at. tho, &sod Session of Oa rhirtroeventh.
JOINT RESOLUTION• eßressivp 6f the recog
nition by Congress of the gallant and yetriot
io servicee of the late 13rigailler GetietslNS-
Quintal Lyon, and 'the iticeiti and . soldiers
under hie cx)raniluid 'at the battle,' of Spring=
field, MI/N*lU'
Basaked• by the &nate . (gad Ro u se, of ??2,riiirSar
*if Of. tha U 4 41 8 4 1 a s :of Imaic 4
assembled,:l. That 60 afficas deems It jturt and
prOper to. enteiappn its records a recognitiOri of
the eminent andTairiotAU :services of the 'late
Brigadier General Nathaniel Lyon. The Coiti:
try to . whom service he devoted his life will
preserve ; la fama as Part of ifs:Pm : l;4lloi
4 . That the thanks, of ~,Congressa re 'hereby;
given, to the ,breve of f iceiii and ioldieks who,
under the command C!f . : the late' General Lion,
7 54*e4 the
honor,oe e' l t rellt; i!iii nn aP itt e r e t i t ev e
bar of eg iApringftehr,,rn Auri, Pi l ind . 'that, in
order to commemorate an event so holieriblel6
the country end . themselves, it is 91 1 10ixi .
that each regimeriCingae4dura he authorised
to War won tts colour the void Of , "BONtfielci,:'
embrolded4 lettamofiiid. And the President'
of ; the United States Alolreby fa:pleated to
cease t.•4,f.aaaAatkala .read at : the head of
every, regi ment in the"army" of ' the 'United
States
Apeaoveu; Dieeraber 24;1861. •
[Punito—lioAa
AKACT toinciease the •dutiee on 'tea,' coffee
and sugar.
Bi:it -,:dttiototiby the Smite and Boum of Repro
senbitivii of the Unitel &del, of Amiried Wt:(lort
greFf,ffuery#, That' fro m and' after 'the date of
the passage of this act, in lieu of the 'thitieis
heretofore imposed by law taartieles hereinaf
-1 ter meadialted, there -shall be levied, collected
And.ria'Osi the goods, wares and merchandise
'herein enumerated and p rovided for, imported
from foreign countrlee;the following duties and ,
sari of duty, that is to say : First. On all
teas, treaty, cents per pound. Second. On
coffee of all binds, five tents per pound. Third.
On raw sugar, commonly, called :Muscovado or
brownenger, and on Sugars not advanced.above
number twelve, Datab.....atandard, by lolaying,
hollint,Alhixifying, or: ther process, and syrup
of ; anger or of sugar- ewe, and concentrated
mcblasses- or concentrated melado, two cents
arstailutif per pound .and on white and clayed
anger ; when advanced beyond the raw state,
atsrveixfumber tweive,:Thitch standard, by.clar
ifying or other process and mo o t yet refined ,
itspar:-. 4 „, per po on refined angers,
wisctOstsb; , lump, t erustied or pulverized, five
esisdapak und onmsgerst after being refined,
wl:eurAhey are tinOsred,. colered, or in any
way. adulterated, and on enter eindY, eight
ceptaper mind ; ,on molasses , six cants per
Won : Provided , ‘ Tkat all syrups of sugar or of
s*X,i'es4e; Concentrated molasses or,ixoncetitik'
t 'entered raider the nam e' of midas
sea, or,
.any other name than syrup of sugar or '
or of, Seast.ri 'cane, concentrated molasses 'or
concentrated' Misled°, seed be 'te for
feltare • to 'the " United States, and the 'same
I - shall be forfeited.
. - ~. P 3-
f.1.f.,..:. .. 1 , 0 ::•.;
Pi
Affikw, - December 24, 1.801.
Rustle-111i. B.J
Ali ACT relative .to mute marttal.in the army.
Bs it enacted by the &sate itraF House of .lispre
' *dives of the United &des of Ans6ica in - Omoross
r
.., That:fifth:to of war the Coniniander
b a.division didepantte brigideVmay- appoint
g natal cour i tsitiktiay 'and confirm,.; execute,
on and niiiikiit'e' iheix sentare:xi ; ailillowixl
uKiiis l iiiiiiiiiiii - in - -the sixty-fifth and eighty
*nth-articles of war to commanders of armies
arifeigiitigiiitts : . Provided, That sentences of
s hh courts extendideto lose of life; or dismiii
skon of a comitiiiiiiiiiiist &ricer, shall "require the
. olnfirmation dfiliegeneral comniandinethe;
erniStiiiiiiiilield-to which the division or bri
10s-belongs: And provided further, That when
t iinviiidgebr,brigade cortuthinder shill be this
or proseomor,..,tire..oourt- shall be sP
'.' IrttlP7-* 0 POO' higker 904119110er
-1, AP Vito, i- fileii:'24;" 1861 1 --:" 1 • - -
• Rtnnau---No-41 -
Al4 - itrr 'proirldit for - allotment 'aertilicktei
1 smbng thi'#9 l ) lll— teer ; forcer
.Bs i 'Arieftieji4. Awe
Anviva.._, dOT/40 the i
' . ,,:sif . ..kneiia — liti yawn*
''"?`" s eg h4 they - P*4oet of : the United
Skates alpoint, for each.Aitit, having; vol;
,Itateece in the United Siatee-ierVice, • not
'needing threspertiOas;_wliO:B4,4ll authorized:
by thePresidenee,combqon to " visit the several'
departmenlaT4 theittrini ) 014 volniateen"
film theirrtulvp §bit"ntatp, and thing
lirocure from :- mai vel4fiers fibm time .to tline•
their respect he otralnitji bflhelii pay to their"
qunilies or fripi* ato.sr#i*Mi`writin g ",, an
Ay them, or ,by_soine, ponmktoned officer of
Bch departtninV,attested in pnrestarine of such
orders as Ma Y 34 4 l P l l o4 i*P ili k : P ai P o69.l b3 r : the
Secretary of ~War, suAbpon *gat certified
Iptment theleiveral; pmpastt*i"sliall, at: eieli
*pier payment to ,t give drafts paYable
in the city q;lievr or - *der of-uch,
persons to whixn etild a l ifohrroribi, *ire or 'may,
.be made
Sao-2. 44 lig .4 /4 That - the.
persons appointed 41: as cesauters to carry in
. to effect the,ptreacling.aection of this act, shill
• receive no pay or, qmoltinenta:*fiatever froin .
the Treasury of the United Stites:
; limo, 8. dal i?iitibiffiei eriacled,, That the fifth
/eaten Of the -tict of twelfth - eighteen
hundred and fifty-eight, giiing — Auden; a 'lien
uptin the addicts pay he and' the same is heie
by kekffed':' and all re:110111*m* givin g antlers
rights ii4tirivilegOs beyond the Mee and Intl;
Cies iorwttr, be and the name is lierebY
gated: • • ' • •
Anion"; Deceniber
.24, 1861.
" Aar raal frig. ` an arOrVtiatb# l for tilnb6ati
• Be.enigiol•bY the .Paiute and
. ThAsis .l l^,
!sen s tativer44l4.(lnitets4l4* of America* G= o 9,,fess
Arm d, TbaiMaigusycif one ..miiliAll. o ..
larcbeartd: the eau* ktecebY4PllMP4tila, Q
"of sopromey ia, the TreasumnSPOM9ol6.*P
,propriated,for.gon,,the Western rivers.
4 /ammo, PecL,24, if)4.
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au , . int. Deilk*Vitiob
New Wwertisements
OFFICIAL.
VissournozA-Pirithii No. Li
RITMO-NO. Er.j
on iliaNtestein
E4e Ettegrap4,
STANZAS.
W ritien,for li.egnpli.l
BY WILLIAM S. DEAPSE.
• The joy of the morning,
The light of the day,
The dirinienfofeve, •
As they circle away.
Advise mortal man
Of the approach, of the hour,
When Reath Atill re: ol *R
With omnipotent power ;
When . pleasure shall vanish,
And beauty, shall fade,
And power grow weak
With the weight 'of its age ;
When - man shill depart'
' To'the ?dame of peace;''
And the heart's weary throbbings •
In eller:tee. shall cease'; •
When hope shall have perishod, •
And lutppinesapine,
And the sun of creation
Set beyond the ruble 'of Time ;
. ,
When that it holy,
• And'ill Wit le - grand;
• All that'll; beautiful ;
And all that iebrave.
I Shall kick. from the sky
Of mortality's vision,, •
And vanish, forever,
~
In the night olthe grave.
Then let us away -
To the labor of duty, "
And hasten the day
Of Eternity's favor: •
, .
spent,
And'
the night is fir srwmt,
the day draweth near, • •
When Judgment shall come
In splendor and fear.
' • Let•us eat the paattover
Of love and of faith,,
With our shoes on orir feet,* • '
And our staffs` in our hands ;
And, in the darkness of soriow,
• . Depart from the 'strand
Of and of bondage
To God's happy. land.
Let us'take up our journey
With seal and with meekness ;
• And run on the road
Spread - out before Us.
- •
In burping array
— W i th'Pnr ' s
And move inaghrrod,
To point ont•the Way. .
And, then,'at-the end, -
We shall meet the Binein His glory,
WitO,'shunping froth abovn;"' '
Shall• lift us on high ; •
And, with . worde of ato'Oroval,. •
Shall Wen onr devotion,
And give, us, forever,
To dwell in the'sky.
*See'likedts, chap: ail., v. 11; Ito
DAI3I , IiIN, Dec. 19, 1861. .
Oppooitlon, to jeta, „Davis at New
Orleans.
Recent numbers of the New Orleans /true DeUa
contaihilirtie fliffereilt editorial "attacks on' the
JOrDavii government:' ' lhe "editor does not
believe that'the peculiar logiaof Davis will con
vince..Eoglitod SAr VW. lee. Of _the 11 444P0cT of
the.federal blockade, or bring,cith - er of thos
powers to his ii.4sistrince;'btit tirgiles•that Euro
peariliationti are not tO'bet'gained •to the'rebel
cause by_fooPthly refusing:them any•cotton ex
cept Wougn .Confecterate,perts. fh the neat
'article on 'The Prospect,' he thinks that pray
feithig are hot' . equal" tha 'duty of
144: !Enfield Titles' and :rifled cannon,
thiltProvidence:_often takes the side of. ..the
heaved artillery ; that federal "fOrmidable
&di" have *Carried a terribleisinrcithietighbut
; that Fernandina;:BruneWiek, Wien ,
antUother. places on the Southern seacoast,
are,insteakdanger.of ;sharing the Wept, Cape
)4ttepu_4, „Pat. Royal, utl.d *MP.. Island ; and
thaf, lholt, of ar.Clndepen
;dent ScnitheniUtcipia - withiii any reasonable'
:period of time is , exceedingly gloomy.; The
third prticle:denounceethasrebel administration
aa.paradt4g swindling and injustice in various
dopaFtineYtts, _
Channersas oft Minware. --AlM:mg the ape
(A&l.4o/ifiWa-w,hio, ha ys
visit to New Eng land was the inspacetien, it was
our privilege to make it "Dr:' ;Y: 'C.' Ayer
lebratoryi It ; Although Vie' knew by
he say, ithat it was large,. yes iwe: were sur
prised when we carnelnto view,of its real : iw-.
nitude and still more 6Y,the extent and corn
plittaili Pot itil'truly"' mhiemie - The'
whole malisiVe' structural tie in ;lea -oirejvast
Chemical laboratolli4o, which the! processes of
this wonderful art ars, eoustently, going ori.—
fddino-cheini*Thelince - hair found that the
&ratite littlpertieti*of any ' ilublitanne 'exist 'in
kneel:end: or more of itii .ceinpoteint parts.-.
Thus the remedial effects of opium are due
solely to the inorphilaraidains; although this
is but one-eighteenth past csflits , weight; the
other ffinvent4en pule are gum, a:grant:lva) and
inert or offensive Matter., Dr. Ayer's system
sepaintee the inedhial 'properties of each sub
stem* emPloyed and we'ar6 here shoed the
Pumas 'by which the straws of. each remedial
agent are.., chased through the alembicr, until
ttiOY.COlne out completely pure at last. Theae
neentrated, mediaa • pro erties or
finally combined_ together ItO, pro
, !duce the 'remedies which have made themselves
repotatlon for unriyoe,d Axcelleuce,, all over
the R orld. Not only does the troator disclaim
l in - "editor In his art MA txplifie bitibroceslr
inn every partieulitr, , but ' he ' , maintains that
this hi the only:proctor by which the people can
$ supplied with the best possible .remedies for
the treatment iff diaeasii. Tile Formila by
which hie' &mediae are made are pablisued in
the niediails Journals 'and-have been presented
to-a largo part of the • medical FaceltY of. the
United §tatee, andr4.reconstantly sent by mail
top physicians as 414 for; theiir.Daai
GIiOW.W4;
Niontemarly Thoz.,The .ChMj►put (414444)
+Ps 1 99k0s fr.o3A,go9d ikYritY thtq, 3 Nr . ,3Nr. 'Ns-
VIA :Pt' 11';'Rtrattii , 14: - ;i t
aelibminerditintatiotrivftetweinithe
*gb IbßikaPvidgr AOLFtWtk.4 .
tam thiting frau.
bowing prooured Pitiam Pour Presses, we are proper.
ed to execute JOB add B sali PRINTING otesery oescrip.
POll. chetpex than ,t can b - done at any Mbar establish.
scent Is the country.
RA JSS uF ADVI(.I4TISING.
.4fir Four lines or less eonstituteone half square. Sight
toes or more than lber constimte a squar*.
Half square, one day
, one week
44 One month
three months
six months..,
one year.....,
'One:Square, one day... ..,
41 one week....
one month...,
three month,
Mx months.
One year .
a r Business notkee Inserted In the Inca alums, or
before Marrigee and Deaths, FIVE Cabin wet; *mu; roe
each Insertion,
Marrigeg and Deaths to be charged as regular ^
verli.ern-nie
NO. 98.
By i EG
T
From oar Morning Ultimo.
From Washington.
1 1138 PRESIDENT'S LEVEE.
Lord Lyons and other Foreign Minis
ters Present,
Handsome Present to Mrs. Lincoln.
PROMOTIONS IN THE FIRST PENNA.
CelebraUon of row Tear's Day In Camp•
The Illness of General McClellan
WasnisosoN, Jan. 1.
_To-day is the finest We have been vouchsafed
during the presentriteason, in this-latitude.
The reception at the White }knee is going on
with animation. - From 11 to 12 o'clock, the
Judges of the Supreme Court, while the For , :
eign Ministers in full court dress, and the Sena
tors and Representatives called on the Presi
&int.
The members of the Cabinet and Generals in
the army, with the naval officers also paid their
respects to the Chief Magistrate.
general McClellan, who is quite ill, was not
able to be out this morning.
During last night they e was an incessant firing
of Musketry, with discharges of artillery, on the
Virginia side of the river. NO little excitement
was caused, as the firing lasted two hours ; bat
this morning it is ascertained that the firing
was Merely the firing out of the old year by the
troops:
A vast concourse of people was present at the
President's Levee to-day. The members of the
Sniireme Court, Foreign Ministers, includ.ng
Lord Lyons and' Monsieur Yltrcer, with their
ladies. Officers of the army and navy headed
by Geri. ItteDowii.ll, and civilises in great•num
bers were preseut. Geis. McClellan being in
distiosvi did not attend.
The marine. band 'in attendance clisconnted
choice music.
Several of the Secretaries kept open houses in
this City.
'Ale police and their new uniforms present
and keep' everything in excellent order.
Col. Rush'a regiment of lancers paraded the
Avenue today, presenting a brilliant appear
ance.
'Aiming the crowd at the President's mansion
anclof -marked prominence, was- Major W. Pt
NI: AsEty, suozettior of Kit Carson United States
Indian agent in New Mexico. He wore a full
snit of buckskin niade in the fdexictui style,
elegantly embroidered with silk and beads , lib
priyakely preseuted to Mts. Lincoln a'splendid
blanket as a New Year offering.. It is tn _evi
dence of the taste and skill of the Bocky,Moun
tnin Indiana. This blanket was made by 'a
squaw.of a Miyajima Chief, she haying been,
employed upon it for nye months. It is of
large size, and made of wool. The figailts upon
it. being of red, white and blue.
A
•my says there are about ten thousand Na:.
vajbeti In New Mexico who own with Mexican•
territory probably a million of sheep which are
used principally for food.
The animals remain unshorn of the wool
whibh would make good blankets and clothing
fur our troops.
The following are the promotions in the
Third Penn's Cavalry, formerly Young's Ken
tucky regiment, as urdeied to day:
'Lieut.' Sawed, Co: A, to a Captaincy invade
Gregg,Lieut Co. G, to a first lieutenancy.
• ;Privote Roger, C0..8,-to lecond Lieutenancy,
Co. C.
. :Sergeant Welsh; Co. 1, to a atptaincy.
Lieut. Gillis, CO.' C, to First Lieuteriant'ot
efimPaU.D.
Lieutenant Ce..l), formerly of the rivisiclent's,
mounted 'guard Captain of Co. K. .
Sergeant Fitzgerald, Co, B, to first Lieutenant
Co. K. , .
' ' CommialutryAnglebert to Lieutenant Co. E.
Lieut. llrannax, Co: 0, to Captaincy Co.. M.
TheSe : were - promotions to fill vacancies
caused by resignation:
Col. Avery's Third Pennsylvania and Col.
Charman's:Eighth Pennsylvania regiments are
included' in the cavalry brigade commanded by
fchiner. 'officer.
'AA the, troops on the Virginia side at eight
o'clock. this morning were making extensive
preparations for enjoying New Years day. The
programmes' were varied. Theatrical represen
tations and , pig races in some localities Whir
Prominent. In the bills ride of about thirty
miles afforded no more interesting items than
these. The occasional firing of guns were but
inCidents of the SUbilatiOn.
RELEASE OF MASON AND , SLIDELL.
Their Departure from Fort Warren.
The steam tag Starlight left Fort Warren- at
eleven o'clock this morning with Mason; Slidell
and their , secretaries for Provincetown where
they will" be transferred to the llinaldti' now
lying the&
BBITISB WAR STRAKER RINALDO,
' The British war steamer Rinaldo; of 14 guns,
arrived at• Provimetown, last night.. Her com
mander days that he has been ordered to lap
there; and is unbending, sails and nuthing him
self entomb.
TIINDAY IN NEW YORE.
Raw Yost, Jan. 1
The New . Year holiday is universally kept
here.,
,Ths fule,weither , is capable for visiting,
and liusinets is s uspended. The newspaper
dfrtherfare acised. -
- • &MING THE • ,ABESRICA.
Raw Yeas, Jan. L
oi -The staamoiliuwerica sailed early this mom
4111 , ;AelPt.1093Wilro, - .#o QUeel"A"Oßgeri
~
CAVALRY REGIMENT.
11:110011D DISPATCUL
I=l
Barra; Jan. 1.
Boaon i Jan. 1.
SO 25
100
200
200
000
10 00
16 00