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WAE.I , I Aati Semi-Welaus Tetinsarii.
Te is ~be published twice a week daring
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LIT ;on ol the Legislature, anti week‘ly duriug the
reineilider yeAr, alit I arnishii , l to subscribers at
110i501i, rash rates, viz
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UDC LAW OF NeWerAPERS.
enbseribers order the discontinuance of their news
papers, the pantr,,bee , may continuo to send them MI
.&
'lrfaragosit subscribers are pain,
ell noglout or [Tien to take Mei ,
,•N from the office to %Odell they ate 0 4 . •
re,piiiisible oval they have settlecUr. Benjamin Erb,
Cumberland county,
and recently slaughtered four hogs, weighins -
re,pect 'rely 502, 511, 672 and 609 pounds
—mak ituz a lona of two thousand one hundred and
n ipouqour pounds of pork I Bully for old mother
! u mbellai , (l I
Grew BALL—A grand soiree dansante
will he given at Brant's Hall, on Thursday
evening, January 30. It is got up under the
a nspicirs of several of our prominent citizens,
awl nom the arrangements making, we have
no doubt it will be one of the most brilliant
affairs of the season.
SANFORD'S OPERA House.— The " Seven &s
-tele." at Sauford's Opera House, last night,
were gretted with a large, fashionable and ap
preciative audience. It is decidedly one of
the reo , t slirring plays yet produced by Mana
ger Sanford, anti promisee to have a successful
ran. Co and see the " Seven Sisters " by all
menus.
CAMP WAYNE —The recent attempt to set fire
to camp Wayne, and the fear that it will be
burned down by the enemies of the Govern
ment, has induced Governor Curtin to order it
to be taken down. the work of demolition will
be at once commend d. It is. hard to conceive
any motive a loyal man should have fur the van
dal attempt to set fire to this establishment.
WAu MATEatith.—A large number of thirteen
inch mortars have been passing for the last few
days through this city on the Pennsylvania
Railroad to Philadelphia, en route 'for New
York. They were cast in the Fort Pitt Foun
dry, near Pittsburg, which establishment has
turned out some of the heaviest ordinance in
the service, in addition to a large supply of
smaller material
STABBING AEFRAY. —Two colored men in
Columbia had a difficulty a few days ago, with
quite a serious result. One of them named
Johnson, supposed to be from York county,
stabbed his comrade several times, cutting him
severely in the abdomen and in the lungs.
The Mitred man, it is thought, will die of
his wounds. Johnson was arrested and taken
to Lancaster by Constable M'Ginttis, and taken
to the County Prison to await trial.
IT IS ROMANTICALLY, and we hope truth fully,
told, that a young lady, now an operative at
a slice fa-tory at Lynn, Mass., was formerly
one of the "upper ten" in Central Europe.—
She received a superior education, learned three
or lour languages, moved in high circles in early
life, and waltzed and flirted with the younger
members of the loyal family of her native land.
She left her castle home with a false friend, and
on discovering her position, preferred to earn
her living by steady toil in an humble calling,
rather than plunge in the gulf of vice.
COURT PROORRDINOS. —The following cases
have been disposed of since the issue of yes
terday morning's edition of the Timcnas.PH:
Com. vs. Patrick Moore; indictment of keep
ing a disorderly tippling house; verdict guilty.
Corn. vs. Nich•das Cooper ; larceny of a
watch; verdict, guilty.
Com vs. Erqms Utz; indictment keeping a
disorderly house; verdict, guilty.
Com. vs. Henry Johnson; indictment, lar-
veny; guilty
Corn, vs. Ellen Heard ; indictment arson; not
uilty.
Com. vs. Elinore Miller and Catharine 01-
sine ; indictment, keeping a disorderly house;
on trial.
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A
lEhr ON THE MUSIC MANIA —ln most of the
popular frenzies on the connection of mind and
body, some piece of successful treatment of dis
ease is seized upon and held up as the • legiti
mate system to he pursued in health. Because
a showe r brt h occasionally gives to a disordered
system the freshness and vivacity which it had
forgotten, people tell you to take one every
day, and that you shall be sure to be fresh and
alive. The experiment fails. Because a bon
mut going spirit and energy when he cuts off
half his luxuriant dinner, Sylvester Graham
tells Lim, virtually, that if he will give up, the
other half, he will have twice as much spirit
and energy.
And in physical exercise, because a man
works more lightly and happily after a walk,
or other exercise sufficient to promote diges
tion and renew appetite, we are told to work
like Retell' a in a gymnasium, and to walk
like ll.tpt lin Walker iu the training ground.
All this is absurd. If a man wants to work
with his mind, he only wastes food, time, and
life, by bringing his body up to the mark of a
blacksmlth' e or a bosses. He needs to runs
mile in five-thirty, nor to lift six hundred
Pounds, nor to walk' up to the house-top by
the lightning rod. He wants exercise enough
to keep him in high spirits, good appetite, and
that absolute health which almost forgets
there is a body to be cared for.
The truth is, that a prime condition of vivid
intellectual labor is that one give as little at
tention as is practicable to the tools with which
he works• And just as the mower loses repute
for mowing who is constantly setting his scythe
anew, or stopping to sharpen it, and just as he
a dvances more slowly than the more skilful
w orkman who does not complain of his tools,
the mental artisan who works lightly in the
harness with which it has pleased God to clothe
hie spirit, advances with the moat success and
most rapidity. It is fully to pretend there are
no tools. It la folly to leave them to rust in the
Meadow over night. It is folly to pretend there
is no harness. It is folly to leave the harneael
Without oiling it. But it is worse folly to specid
all one's life in sharpening one's scythe, or #i
beautifying the traces of the collar. •
dd weather and
,site a flood in the
0 water was several ll
r k, and sti rising.
Ile 111
From seven o'clock in the
er eleven, the management of
kn.." Le of arriniernent -
...nent,presents a rapid
performances the ; best of their
— p up- that, the itudience never -grows weary.
.."4 charming danaense, Mies Amu. PRIM;
made a decided hit, last night, in producing a
new dance, which exhibited her talents in the
Terp,tachorean art to fine advantage.
• SufsFRENTSNMINT OF THI PUBLIC GROUNDS.
Tbe .committee of both Howes oa. Public
buildings nod grounds met yesterday and
appointed Mr. JOHN B. WIALAND, of this city,
Superintendent of the Public Grounds for the
next year, in the room of Mr. Gao. W. BOYD.
Mr. Boyd has occupied the , position for the past
two years, and discharged his duty faith
fully and to the satisfaction of all concern
ed. We hope Mr. Wealand will be equally
attentive, and from his well known character,
we have every assurance that he will make a
popular Superinkmdent.
Duo TN COMMUNE:ON 011 INHALING THEIR OWN
BREATH—PoIice reports are made in Philadel- .
phia ccasionally of infants smothered in bed,
in consequence of inhaling their own breath.
Great care el uld used to give them fresh
air, and not allow bed covering entirely to en
velope them. Cases sometimes occur when
women begging in the streets completely wrap
shawls round their inf nts, lac:ludo 'air to
suck a degree that the children are overpowered
as with the fumes of charcoal, by the delecteri
one atmosphere, and die without a struggle,
when they are thought merely to be "steeping.
Axovaaa EXPIDITION CONTYMPLATIM.-It 15
stated that another expedition will shortly
despatched from Philadelphia for some point
on the Southern coast, and that the troops in
tended for it will include a full brigade from
this State, to be made up of the incomplete
regiments now stationed at Camp Curtin and
elsewhere. Col. Wilson's: zegiment, now at
Camp Curtin, will, it is believed, form one of the
brigade. It is alsoutated that Col. Good's regi
ment, the Forty-seventh, Is about to be de
tached from the lines in front of Washington,
and sent on duty- to the Florida coast. It is
not said whether or not any other force accom
panies it.
Coxizowasrit " SIIINPLASTIMS " Captain
Brooks, of the Verbeke Rifles, now stationed
with the army at Hancock, Md., has sent to a
gentleman connected with this office, a sample
of," Shinplasters " Issued by the various town,
liorough and city corporations in "Dixie," for
the purpose of keeping the " machinery in
motion." The sample before us represents the
value of "five cents," and was issued by the
corporation of Winchester, The picture on
the loft. corner of the , note was evidently 41-
tended to represent a juvenile god " Mer
cury," but looks more like the battered im
pression of a worn-out wood-cut of a turkey
burzard. Directly below this is a large-sized
figure "6," enclosed in check-work. The
right end of the note contains a similar figure
"6," flanked above and below with a continu
ous "border" The main body of the note
reads as follows :
State of i Issued under the Act 1
I vi
il iha
of the .Corporatlon. ' r g
{ Vignette: I
Winchester, Agricultural Oct. 8, 1861.
Implements. _
No. 8128.
Done by the
Corporation of Winchester.
FIVE CENTS.
Payable in Virginia Bank notes by the
Treasurer to Bearer on presentation of
these due bills, in sums of ylvs nomens.
W. A. B. Cottroth, • J. E. Boren,
G'. C. ~ F red.
The note is printed on miserable, flimsey
brown paper, with a texture, soft and greasy es
a cast off finger rag; and is altogether a curios
ity.
THOMAS WIMAIEB Olff TECII RitsursON, —Copies
of the London Anti. brought over by the
last steamer, have been passing about the
House of Representatives in this city, And hate
been very eagerly read:. -Thercontain a letter
written by ThomayWillismi,'-oria-sif the Rep
resentatives from AllagherircOunty, to Captain
Schenley, of the n English 'army. It has been
very generally read and commanded high en
comiums for the remarkable cleanlees of style
and the force its statements. It is a ,resume
of the history of the leading events, both mili
tary and civil, which have occurred =Since. the
breaking out of the rebellion up to .. just before
the meeting of Congress. He was most hearti
ly congratulated , upon. all sides by his fellow-
members of the House. •
HI Coin or Hoses Betis.=.--The sisceptibility
of,: toe Ametican people, to run wild in their
homage to human nature In the shape of things
called Princes, Londe, Actresses and English
Poets, who have visited these United States,
called forth the Fotitude in...xamphlet form a
fel Yeari since, of Didraes and Amy . re - mr;ze . ,
but all that folly can be safely passed, compar
ed with a fifty cent ride some of our citizens
had with the ifakir of Avast Brant's Hall, a few
nights since. Oar sable friend, Gen. Planning
Mitchell says it glorifies him so, he - has had to
lanai at your ignorance, the gentleman, who
failed to get a ticket, can invest his little 25 or
50!cents to advantage at the--cheap store, cor
ner of Front and Market Sts. MIME & -
waf. j -20-2t.
_
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NEW GOODS, Naw Goons.-25 pieces of beau
tiful DeLalnes, black ground with set flower,
at 25cha., worth 87ets. 60 pieces of White. yel
low and, red flannels, all Prices. Hoop skirts
at 76, $l, and $1 26. 100 dozen white linen
pocket handkerchiefs, from auction. Shirt
- breasts at 16, 25, and 87cts. A new lotof those
white ribbed stockings. 60 dozen white end
grey drawers and undershirts. - 60 dozen half
wool and all wool socks. A large lot of velvet
ribbons. Children's wool stockings, all prices,
12icts. and uPwards. Oar bakune of stock of
fen at cost. ' Beentifel mourninethrLaines,
pant aka, satchebk alapwas, merinoi ai 76c.
Full stock of all kinder of domestic goods at L.
Lewy,Banads old stand. jylo. •
AFL should,read Proc Wood's -advertisement
hi another column.
RMISI
gamma i
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NOTICE lietulAnis i BARGAINS ! !—Gentlemen
now is the time to have a good fitting Shirt
made to measure or from sample. I ant now
making a good shirt for $1 25 equal to and oth
er now in the market for $1 76. All work
guaranteed to fit and to give entire satisfaction
to the wearer. Always on band a large assort
ment of Ladies' and Gentlemaus' Furnishing.
Goode at the old prices; also a large lot of A'l. ' ,
Irish Linens at the old - prices. If you want a
bargain or a good fitting under garment, just
go to James A. Lynn, Manufacturer, No. 12,
Market street, next to Hummel & Killinger's
grocery store, Harrisburg,' Pa., where he is
selling without regard to cost or the advance of
goods.
N ttv airtirrtisements
lIAY 1 HAY I 1-50 tons superior baled
Hay, for sale wholesale and retail by
iZi J tIIES M. WHEELER
ANTANTED. -A girl to do Cooking and
. general Housework ins mall family. Goad ref.
erence required, none ; mba-s need apply. Enquire at
THIS - FITCH
J tl•dlt*
VDUNG MEN desiring to serve in an
Infant y egimeot ; which will likely be Bent
SOuth o would do well lb apply the undersigned, who
bee authority to raze a company.
J. WESLEY
OELEBRATED. DANDELION COFFEE.
TL) This good, notations, awl fine, flavored NO" Is
now'sae for so very lOw by..
-16 1 .11E511 . Lereons,. Appilea,. Cranberries,
r for sale by N..IOHOLS & BOWMAN,
j2l • . corner Front and Market street,
A GRAND SOIREE
Will be given at BRANT'S HALL cin THURS
DAY Evening, Jan. 80, 1862, by the Getman
citizens.
TICKETS - - - $lOO
Beni Peters,
Wte. Metzger,
Philip Linn.
j2l-dtd
EOMETHING- NEW 1
X,7,0 excuse for haiing Boots and Shoes
11 - not blackened. Blackleg that with give a polish on
wetor greasy boots.. Just the thing for .be times; when
one pmcot aford two or tttree pairs . .of shoes or
Call and examine , at
NICHOLS& BOWMAN'S;
j2l - -,corner Front and Market streets.
PUBLIC SALE.
pprananee of an OrdOof the Orphans'
Court of Dauphin 'county, Will be expo , ed .to ; sale, on
:-..,TORDAYriII fosa DAT or FBEIWARY, 1862, at the
Court Conseil) the any of Barrieburg atone o'clock
the following 'Real Alatate, viz
.
a cattail Ideasuaie and tract. of ,about, fifteen acres of
land situate In Susquehanna townalitp, Dauphin county,
adjoining Wade of John . Pyp,her, Peter Pox cod others.—
There is a out thirteen acres olaaredand to . fence and
under a good stile of culticalJon s ,thatemalnderts,Wool.
land well covers with timber; on said land there is
erected a Ooe and a halt story Log House, a Beiilo with
a threshing floor, and also Baying a Young Orchard with
choice fruit and a - good Spring near the' house.
Late the estate of John Bower, deu'd„
Attendance will be given and cionillUons of sale made
known by SEAL,
A dministiatar of Big deceased.
Joss RDICILLND, Clerk,
an2l-doawts* '
HUIdPHR,EYS'
SPECIFIC 'IIOhItEPATHIO
REMEDIES!
(ATE have received a fresh stock of these
VV valiable.iiiinedies-44bible for all • Meunier of
iliseftse -for 114 of Specific Denudes see Almanac for
1862. -
SU; -- g6'Gl5O cis.
L E OIIBO of stz:bosee With6oolt of directions Si 00.
In case, of Aileen bona with book of
book
$O.
Ie cape of twenty large' Vials with book of diresditais
$4 00
in case o f of ft It '' .u
. 14 ~ss*. 00
We are now prepared:kis fill pose - vials of any. of the
Remedies from No. 1 to 2P , . And to, forsish klumphre7 8'
Remedies, ai oListowers•Wilf
POND'S' Ii.W...RAOI' OF HAYANQiS or Vegetable
Pato Destroyer, prepared by F. Humphreys. M. D., can
14 purchased by wholesale or retail at.; 1
SpaLLEIR'S Drug and /*toy Stars,
ntl, _ ; • ~ 91 Market flatfeet:
•M. THOMAS &
Auctioneers, Pine. 189 and 141 South Foifltiti
street; Philadelphia.
Animal Sale No: 624 Walnut Street.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
Stack'of Sails J. Henkel&
ON FRIDAY MORNING, 24th inst.,
AT 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at the
wawa:ns, No. 624 " Walnut' street, the
,Etpolc :of
elegant Rosewood , Walnut,' Mahogany, and Oak drawing
room, parlor, dining..mem, library and ebaniber i ;twat
tUre manorietured and neighedin the bestmeaner, and
%lathe best • ninteriate, by Mr. prairels; expoisaly, tor
Ida private aale4, add warranted every inspect.
/Arne Furniture Is now arranged and, may be exam:
cued auy day previous - to Sale. FtdlPnriloulars In tabu
loguea, Untie daya previous sale. _
.4.611,Me0d'
- VbSENCE ,of VANILLA' 16 86 . 4 04) ' , 45f
jug Lemon, Flavoring Ballasts, for sale at the new
Wilt/113We and Befall Grocery and Prevision .ntore,. tar.
der FrOLA and hiaritet streets. -
jl iiI6IIGLS& BOWYLN. . •
I. 4 IXTRA FAMILY FLOUB..in fourth. and
bbl, sacks, also, wholesale and retail at the
how Grocery and Prevision &ore; s ieront and !dulcet ate.
NYOBOLg es BOWMAN.
. .
F RESH
,BUTTER and EGGS co&atantly,
on band and for We by
imams & BOWMAN; .
9 corner Front and Market- meets
CRANBERRIES, Dried - Frpit,e, fresy
Apple, Hammy, at
. .
FOR RENT—A Two StOry Mick il."0 ILO
on"Plue greet with ethers. &nquire of Mrs. MIT,
FOR
corner of Second ind Pine. jle•datlem
C HEAP SUGARS I - at
,
' • NIOHOLMai BOWMAN,
jtB cornet% Front and market streets
CROSS & BLA.OKWELL'S - Celebratid
troluans SAljtattS, PKESEaVM , ;,:dto;;"AIe. A large
aunitay lit the a bove, embracing every variety, just re.
otiv.d and for sale by
310 WM. DOCK, Jr., Ai Co.
COAL OIL,- 'BEST'COAL OIL, Wholesale
and Retail , for . sale by . . DUCtiOLfs & BOWMAN.
.19 ndiner Front and ligarket sireetEL
LARGE and Extensive Assortment of
Glass-ware, pea received from thegaceor tea,end for
ease cheap by NtOfLuLd & BOWL N,
jl6 corner Woke 'and 'Market stVeets.
FURS ~Fl7Rt3 I , FURS *.l
Sable Furs,
Liberian SqUifiel Furs, •
French Sable Furs, .• ,
Silver Marten Furs,
Water Mink Furs,.
rem, ousts AND rum, taws Asiontsarrr. '
'Great bargains' In these Geode. Every article warran
ted to be exa,:tly as represented, at
CATHCART & BROTHER,
no's Next to the'Harrieberg Beek..
CHOICE Syrup, Lovarings and other
choke lorands, for selel ientis
NnwltAN,
jl6 cornerirront and 14arket streets. -
EUROPEAN RESTAURANT,
HARRISBURG, PA.
T.
HE Restaurant under the European
Hotel, is now open with All the - delicacies of the
j6.4211* ;
1,000000 ENVELOPES
Nimmons.° stock of WV - NU:WEB of every
IL size is now openink gt
BEIONEWSVECEAP .BOOKSTORE.
(101.,11 Pli/Mil- 7 The largest and beit
Ur -stock, Nan St.ooia*.oa—aarranted_at,
ago ' _ , EIDISEKBE BOOKSTORE
ucK-WREAT MEAL and CORN MEAL
Jost ielpfrod sof la; 4alo low fit
?WHOM k MAMA
corm Awl and Market' groom.
. .
NICHQt & BOWMAN,
corner k'rOet and Market streets
FLOOR MAHLON Es.
D. .1. Unger, -
David' Herr,
Fred. Haehulen
NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S,
corner, Front and Market Avesta
ME'====Zl
Moining, ,Ilapary 22, 1862
etn ../toritittlientents
=
AGREEABLY to the directions Of an act of
the ii/enend Assembly of this Common
weabh,-approved the ninth day of April, A. D.
1856, I hereby give notice that : the Speakers of
t. 6 Beni& AO - House or tapreeetitatives of
said Commonwealth, will receive proposals un
til the fourth Tuesday of January, being the
28th day of January, 1862, for doing the Pub
lic Printing and Binding for the term of three
years from the first day of July next, at a cer
tain rate per. centum below the rates specified
in the act 'relating 'to the Public Printing and
Binding, approved the ninth day of April, A. D.
1856, and according to ,the mode and manner
and 'cobtlithins•theroin specified
Said Proposals to, specify the rate per centum
on the whole , of the rates of said act taken to
gether, and' not a specification of the rate per
centum below the rates on' each item. The fol
lowing is the form of proposals for State Print
ing and binding
" propose to do all the State Print
ing and Binding in - the manner and in all
respects subject to the provisions of the act
lof the 9th
,of April, A. D. 1856, for the pe
clod of three years.' from the first day of
July next, : at the rate of per centum
below •the rites specified in said act, and
should the State Printing and Binding as
aforesaid, be allotted to use, I will be ready
forthwith to give bond•with sufficient sureties,
for the faithful performance
.of the work so al
lotted," which said proposals shall be sealed
and endorsed,, ". proposals for Public Printing
and Binding ;" and shall be directed to the said
Speakerry and'be delivered to one or 'both of
them to be opened, announced and allotted, on
the 28th daY of 'January,. inst., 'agreeably to the
provisions of the act of 9th of April, 1856.
• ELI SLIFER,
janlf.-St. *'y of the Commonwealth
To Volunteer Officers.
. • .
therm &ens NtURBUING AND
DISBUMINO OFFICTS,
Harrisburg, Pa., .Jan. 20, 1862.
By direction of the War Department, the
folldwing Is published for the information of
volunteer officers i 9 command of 'organisations
yet incomplete, in the State of Pennsylvania :
The only camp of rendezvous:ln this State,
now Officially recognized, is Camp Curtin, near
Harrisburg.
All leboiliplebil cOmpatries or regiments now
organizing at other points will be removed,
Withiint delay, to' amp Curtin.
From and after' the Ist day of February,
1.882 t ?Wales the f bettrdltorli lodgiwof troops
at pointscitifferthltri Ortinto ! Ciiitin Will not, be
paid for - a - period longer than•ten days.
The attention of,- voiunteer officers is called
to the long lizne which.ia.ruffered to elapse be
tween the enrollment of.their men and their
appearatitiNfiire the'ronstering officer. Hire
after metilliiiiat be bronght to bb mustered into
the
the UniteLlStatesleeryice within five days' of
the time of ;
,their arrival. in the camp of ren
deivdirs; or wifhiu fifteen' days of the time of
their enrollment: '
HIOHARD I. DODGE,
Captain Eighth Infantry,
latustirtibt arid:Dlabiffing, Officer.
[Patriot and' Union, Harrisburg; Inquirer,
Philadelpbia3 Dispatch, Pittsburg, please copy
one week, and send bill immediately to this
office foi:
pr_ lug persoystafrkille4 patbdoss tp The (Marti 01
.tartar Sessions Itlufffilti counti 'Mart - kid licences •
APd a r#loLlPt ir c r inil ibP Preilento . hhe said Gourtltni
this la ay SittarY dell, as recalled by law :
John Shearer, Mk -Warty.:Harrisburg,
e. J. Wartleld, '
sro sa b i gl gg
martin Erb, " " • "
George Falk, "
DILV4. Ltrirakelly r 84rWaid,
pittrMk H. Ityan, dth =Wird, "
James lefiellan, 6th Ward,
irate& H. Miller, d.
IV. P., Soh.- " " "
•
4 1 fitifOrriAt
Mary Ryan,
I. W. liusbor,:flusittehanna township, . •
H. G. Imhoff; ti
mnenn-Warnes, "
Sarnueflisah, Halifax townibip, (hfatamoras,)
John4F. Bowman, Sisherville , Jackson township
Geo.: W.Alladden.llpper.Pakton township,
oestpli Lower, • " . "
J,.mes Hoffmat, Washington "
flatistis*ReCker; cbnitco, Wiconisixt township,
Gideon Seidel, Wittelili3CO . township,
Ispa,c Iteaber, Lykenstown,
J. S. Kaufman, watara, townshi,
Clernent Schimele, Sib. Ward, Harrisburg,
&intik Collier, Wastdogton township.
~,j8420:241,1ter• . C., YOUNG, Clerk.
IN„; OP'ERAIION" AGAIN
THE BLAMES SUBDUED
AND BUSINESS RNISUMEDI
After a temporary suspension of businets at the '
,E
' BOOTUNION AND SHOE STORE,
.
CORNBR OF FOLIATE AND = MARRIT starsri.
EVERYTHING has been 'repaired, aid
the lisle .Of. :BOOTS AND sinus. ot all kinds And
apes resumed, on the cheap (sash principle. New GOss
itemised daily, and the low prices maintained et au has_
Thesubscriber nol, only returns thanks for the liberal
patroli befit° wed - upon hi oi ;but also - to•those citizens
who aided in saving his stock on the light of the fire, al
though fully Mowed. J. O. RI aIBALL.
SHAEFFER'S RESTAITRANt
THIRD_, STREET, IfIiTOSITE TELEGRAPH
..PRINTING OFFICEV •
da.ASlNG,,..hxndooraely. , attua. up.the
bolidagfetnterly occupied by the ' : Slate &ILO.
net" p toting offlee tha undersigned le Ikepaied t.)
OA the pub.liciritriguttairentunenp good style and
quality. Opt !,rs serves:lhp every ety!e, and the table
.iupellad withdelicacies of the section. Oysters by
the Quarter Bag, /Leading Ale, Lager Beer, &a, ousstant
iy en - braid, 020 dei ty 4? - O . atIALETeR.
• 'ittkitirrEß
• :Jr' •
. •
BOOK ;' AND:: 'JOB 'PRINTER,
NO.' 18; MARKET- STREET,
HAR BURG
etkeottoi. Pad 4:1 Erinting, Ruhtni And
-owing of Railroad, '
Books, Mandests,.rodales, Chedicp,
Acc.'" Caddis printed at S; s; 14, and $5 per
itiousandln igegitia• stile. • 120
WM. T. BISUOP,
ATTORNEY TAM — LAW,
OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO WYETH'S "FTATZ
OPPOSITE .214* . COUld-HOUSE.
Amin diations is Cleinian and English.
j2O-a3t
B.7r..ENS
MILMIKKa
i
Piano . Melodeon , Guitar and Singing.
PARTICII.L.A.R attet4ioa will be paid for
the educatiod hf the voice after "Ramiro's" cele•
hinted method. Office in William Knoche's Mimic Store;
th) , /darket street. ja3.dlm '
, TO FAMERS.
/MATS OATS 1 I Cash paid for Oats
%./ by JAMES M. WELIALER.'
I.ovA•ali
SOIiDJ R'B OA)APL :COMPANION. A
very onnvenlemt, Writtlos, Desk ; also, Portfolios,
elemorandSn?.DOoks i _ltrtusiaual &0.,, at
4 ;•• im.pocncooßP.
.; • •= IIIA.RIEB FOR 1862.
7 96118 larked al* bed selected 118Bortment of
1 DUI:LIES evei imibbitad into this city can
X,
Nutmeat of Tt,.....es at very lvw ees. .- ,
t-
Atig141141"11 - ' ' ''
_,... 4.4 .0311
juir4-.4)Eitilin.g.4leitrf
NOTICE;
~ Bookstore
Iniste
GREAT SALE AND FREE DISTRIBUTION !
DR. W. BARR, OF HARRISBURG,
Having purchased the entire right and interest to manu
facture and sell
M'CONNELL'S
GOLDEN ELECTRIC OIL,
-9VERY body ongbt to join in ciroulet-
Ing it, if the figitt we represent are so. All are in
terested, the well and afflicted.
The GOLDEN ELECtjtl9 t .nseful in. Chronic and
Nervous Diseases. such. Rbenmatism r - Neuralgia,
Bronchitis, Cabaret). flerefula, Mee, Fresh or Old Sores,
Giandular .B.wellings, Female Complaints, Fore
Breasts, &c.
In fact there tenet fernily.medicine that acts with such
magic power.asethe Heiden. Electric Oil. Hundreds can
certify ti its virtues,
For the immeee of hilir.oducirg it Into every family,
with two of my own vain l / 2 ble preparations for Coupes.
croup, Weak and likfi4nitid:Byee,-and as an Irdne- meet
to those wlm-alartist.mel9 dispose of 211 groae, i phice to
p ssession or. izoommitke • kif hosarable gentlemen the
following trainable articles. forYNEEdietribution amongst
the purchasers: •
1 Fine &octavo $lOO 00
1 Fine Dressing Bureau 16 no
1 Fine Cottage Bedstead 8 00
1 Fine Ergifelt Gold Lever Watch 86 00
1 Fine Udine_ do ... de 30 00
2 Fine Silver Watches, $5 00 10 00
1 old Violin and Bow 600
. 1 Mu-do Box 800
1 Fine Donble.barrelled Gun 900
1 Fine Bemi-terse Accordeon.... 4 no
4 Gold Bracelets. $1 00.... 4 00
500 ilexes Valuable Pine, 26 eta 123 00
.100 Boxes Tooth Powder, 25 ets.... 100 00
200 Copies Life of Dan Hee, Embellished, 25 ate, 50 00
1 Copy.6volnmes, Christian Union, $1 00.... 6no
1 Fineßilk Drees 20 00
1 Fine Delaine Dresv 800
2 Fine Lawn Dresses. $3 00.... 6 00
6 Floe Gold Pencils,3l 00 6 Oft
203 Floe &peeve Butters, 13% et 5........ ...... 25 00
24 Floe Ladies' Guards, 25 ins 6 00
20 Fine Felts of Jeivelry, $1 00..... • ...... 20 00
20 Fine Double Slecallions, 1 00 20 00
50 Flee locket Pin*, 50 eta
.25 00
00 Wine Felts Studs, 25 eta 150 00
600 Fitki 16-karat Rings, 25 .... ....... 125 00
••60 Floe Gent ' &ewe Muttons, 12X cis 25 00
100 Flee Allen's resew Powder, 25 ...... 25 00
1 Gilt Family 8ib1e.... . BIX
1 Barrel F10ur..., 7 00
On the payment Cl 50 cents for each Bottle or Box of
the 111-dieltre, the purchaser, will leoelve a receipt and
an order for an envelope, which wilt contain the crime f
one of the abr ve lets. On the thy of tbe ibution of
gifts, the envelopes will be placed in a honor whea with
a hole to pass lb- band into lt, the eavemper all put Solo
ih - wheel, well shook up and secured, h pureba-sr
will draw out his or her own envelope; the gift veinal'
therein Will be given as soon as the drawing closes. No
Lice Will be given to agents, and iu the patent, of the day
of distribetion. Pure. eters at a iistance wll have au
equal share with those residing In Harrisburg. on re
°dot of the money for one or more dozen, the medicine, I
-with cerificate and orders, will be forwarded by express.
free of charge. In ail cases the medicine is warranted to
cure or give relief, or no charge. Fee certificates.
Da.;l9. 13.0te--Dass Sin I baye,leareed that you
have purohaftedthe i right to manufacture and sell 11Con
nell'siGobileei Electric ill, for the + beeellt of- the afflicted.
I tend the &Bowleg :—I have been afflicted with a run.
ning sore on my lett leg for ten years. Dating that time
I have beenunder_ the treatment of ten of the bet Doc
tors Harrisburg. Baltimore and Cumberland county
but alleould not effect a cure. A little over a year put,
/lOW bid rey:blectsuilth,shop after dark, lintrt my
right-leg also,. below the vine. Ic spread all J round the
legoand became a running. sore. Several Doctors told
me I must have my log taken off, mortification having
taken place. Fortunately I got a bottle of your Golden
patigrio.ol for iny lore mode, It cured-so noon
that I thought I would try it on my legs. I have been
using it about six weelul,- and my logs are now hhtleduP
—sound and well.
• • • ELISHA T. HOUCH.
'We, thb undersigned, who are well acquainted with
Elisha T. Roush, do certify to the fact as stated above,
and the beneticial effects of M'Conneli's Golden Electric
Oil on many of our neighbors.
HENRY ANDREW,
C EBERLY,
A. P. ERB,(Bridgeport Hotel)
BENJAMfar C LAY,
LONGENEOBBB, Esq.
I have been using Dr. Barr's Croup Syrup in my
family for
the past two years. I would not be without
it at any price, as my children are subiej s t i, lo Colds nd
.oroirp. - 1-trmlevaTugym-wv - m- sztaur-n- - rare IMF VI
the medicine. No family with children ought to be
without
F. X. SWARM, (llvery,) Harrisburg,
Cusp CUMIN December 6,1861.
Da. PARR : —I thank you most sincerely for the Oint
ment you gave me fbr my. eyes. I have oily used its few
times, and am now entirely tree from inffunationand pain
which is more than J. leave been for the last fivel
hope God will bless you for the free gift. No person
afflicted. with weak -or inflamed sore eyes ought to bo
without it. • • J..O. MILES.
- Ruing well acquainted wit h J. C. Miles, what he certi
fies to above ie correct and 'meow singular- as it may
seem. J.
_B HELM, C. 0. for. Bedford,
aundreds h sae certified—l have Only given the above.
Tiles, Viler, Poison, Itch, Look Jaw, Gonorrhces, sleet,
Leaners: M e, and all secret (Meanest cu. ed wbh same Mg.
ncrp.barge.
Ten per cent . will be paid to all persons selling one or
more dozen. W. BARR,
J2o.dawtf • Harrisburg, Pa.
A. H E ,
DEALER_IN
1300 TS AND SHOES, •
BUFFALO AND GU OVER SHOES,
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
AT THE OLD STAND corner of the alley, next to the
Court House, Harlot. street, Harrisburg, PA.
Thaulcful for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the late firm of A. Hummel & Co., we trust by strict at
tention to business, and by keeping a well inniOrse STOCK
or, coons to merit a cominuance of the same.
Please call and examine our eroc and PRIM before
buying elsewhere.
A .EUMMEL
Goods are purchased direct from he manufactures for
cash enabling them to sell very low.
COAL ! COAL ! I
$3, AND $2 25 PER TON OF 2,000 Las
0. D. FORSTER,
OFFICE No. 74, Market Street, yard on
the Canal, foot of North atreet, Wholesale and Re
tail dealer In
TRXVO.R2ON,
W.LEKSBAKNE,
LYJIRNS YALLET; •
'SUNBURY and
•
... • BROAD 20P, COAL
. ,
.
Famlies and Dealers may rely upon obtaining a first•rate
article, and full weight, at the loweal, rates. Orders
promptly attended to. A liberal discount made to our •
cheaters paying for the Anal when ordered.
Present price s3' and $2 2b per ton.
Harrisburg, Oct.
JUST , OPENED!
A FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR
MADE of Good Tobacco, and from one
to two years old, of my own manufacture. A fine
ut of choice Chewing gigd Smoking tobacco, Opals, Souff
and a large variety of er animas consiantly on ban u
fur sale wholesale and retail. 'thankful for former pat,
renege, I cope by strict attention to business to receive a
11.beral Share of the trade.
A tine Smollog Room attached, where customers may
lay back andtest my &gem and Tobacco .
Don't forget the window with the Scup in it; that is the
Owe to buy your Tobacco awl cetera. North, Market
Square, above Market street, If frnsourg.
Dec. 4, 1861.—d3m la M. WYKOFF.
U
FOR RENT
THE commodious .STORE ROOM on
Market square, next door w the "Jones' House,"
(Coverly's Hmel,) occupied during the last eight or nine
years as aJewelry and Watch making establishment, &o.
ALSO—Seversl DWELLING. HuUdeS in the vioioni ty
of the Capitol, some of • theat having stabling, smoke
house, Pe house, &e., and vacant lots attached.
Peesension given Xhe first of April next
XIL&S. C. BAWN.j
Harrisburg, Jan. 9, 1802.—j9-dim
NOTICE
THE partnership - heretofore;exiFting wi
der the Arm ofd. lIPMMEL & CO., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
The books of the late firm are in the bands of A. Rom
mel, who will continue the business at the old stand
where all those knowing themselves to be indebted AO
the firm will please call and make setilement.
A - HUMMEL,
JOHN 06JeSLAGER. •
January int, 1862—j2-d3 cow•
NNOTIONS.--Quite a variety of usefil
and entertaining articles--chean--at
n2O BIIIIiTSB'S BOOKSTORE.
FOR RENT—The Store Room.oorner of
Second and Walnut-atreett, from the tat of April
net. Apply (la the same building) to JOAN P. gpjuil,
penttet-
I
h V LP -
8 ...N.A s TOES,-,A ,000 btulLe 8 Q :QtatlNl,
- 0 .whaleinds 'kid ratan, by ' ~..----
~,4,1 ,
S4IP. 'EBY k ztablzu,
'Amusements.
BRANT'S EAU!
Madame Anna Bishop,
THE•
WORLD RENOWNED CANTATRIM
urrno, SINCE HER APPEARANCE IN
VV the Uelted Elates, has made the ebrtMlt of the
world, begi3 to announce
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
On Wednesday &ening, January OM.
MADAME , _ANNA BISHOP
Will be agsl.sted by
EDWARD SEQUIN,
The American Baritone, Bleve du Conservatoire Imperial
oe liusique, Paris.
GITSTAVE DE SPIESS,
The eminent Pienisi, (Pupil of Lists.)
Doors open at 711'. Concert to commencest 8 o'clock
TICKETS 50 Cents
IftTThe sale of tickets wi 1 commence on Monday
morning January 20, at Mr. Hueco&A Music Stowe. where
seats may. be secured without extra charge, and a dia
gram of the Hall an be seen The sale of ensured seats
will cloe. at 5 o p. m , on the day of the concert.
afa`Tha Grand P ano used upon this isocesiOn hue
been Kindly tarnished by Wm. Knoche. veg.
ill-did P. C. LA HUM, Manager.
GROTiO MUSIC HALL!
WALNIII BELOW THIRD STREET.
CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY
Hundreds Unable to Obtain Admission
The greatest array of Talent ever appearing
in the CAPITAL of the KEYSTONE S PATE.
EVERY F.v.KNING ! EVERY EVENING! !
Composed of MALE and iENIALE ARTISTS,
each one being a STAR in their Profession.
LOOK AT THE NINES. B E HOLD! OBSERVE!
Miss ROSA VOLANADT,
the most pleasing Songstreet
Miss JULIA. PRICE,
the Philadelphia Favorite.
Hiss MILLIE MARIE,
. • t
.• the Fascinating Dansense.
BILLY CHAMBERS,
the Champion Bone Player.
OLE BULL DICK MYERS.
the Greastest Violinist on the Stage.
MATT. GIESLER,
the Prince of Comic Vocalists.
InTLT_ON MYERS,
the Celebrated Wench Dancer.
BILLY WORRIBILE,
the G r eet... Negro Comedian
WILLIAMS 'BROTHERS
In Songs, Duette, Glees and Choruses.
Prof. Strade will preside at the Plane.
Ole Bull Dick Myers, Violinist.
Admission - - 10 and 15 omits.
Doors open 6i o'clock_ Commences at 7,} o'clock.
FRED. AIMS,
Proprietors.
arPositively.no:Boysadmitted.
SANFORD'S' .OPERA i 'HOUSE!
THIRD STREET BELOW MARKRT.
Great gui3oess of the New Opera Houae
This new and Beautiful Establishment will open
for the Season, presenting SONGS, BALLADS,
OVERTIMES and LAUGHABLE ITURLES
QITIM.
In which Messrs. SANFORD, OARNCROSS,
HUGHES, EDMONDS, BECIOLT, HOLDER
and the Great Troupe 9f ARTISTS engaged will
sustain parts.
Admission ' 25 cents.
Orchestra Chairs, 60 cants.
Seats in Private Boxes, 75 cents.
Entire Box, $5.00.
Doors open ei o'clock ; Commence at 71 o'clock.
OM preparation the MUMMYoIso the
OPERA OF LA SOMNAMHULA, Ac;, Ac. j 6
UNION RESTAURANT,
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON,
NO. 119 MARKET STREET, NEAR
TEE subscribers having ereote4.a,larg e
Budding at the above piaiiii,eapreasiy for.the woo
see above indicated, beg to call the attention Of the pub
lic to the followhig
Ins RISTAOSANT. on the first floor, with a dining room
attached, is fluted up in first-Yeas style. and it intim all
times re . s rppted with the best OYSFERA . .to be had in
the Atlantic cities, together with terrapin, flah„had all
kinds of game in season. Oysters served. ap in every
style, and meals to be had at all hours. The Ales of all
the celebrated breweries in the country constantly on
hand.
The Ten-pin Alley, or Bowling Saloon, is in the rear,
and conttins three alleys of modern Azinstruotion, where
the lovers of this healthy everclas can eribythentssives.
The Billiard 'Saloon is up stairs —elegautly Ili ad up,
and contilias thine marble top c athination cushion ta
bles, Equal 10 any made.
Harrisburg has long felt the want of a grand combin
ation of this kind, and as th. preps. tors are determine it
to conduct it in a quiet and orderly maim r, ant do eve
rything in their it wer to in 'se it a fas me ibis re o t,
they hope to receive a liberal snare of public patronage.
jail-dtf • Wti. lsi C. Hera DORN R ll.l.
COAL! COAL!! ot)AL! 11
THE undersigned would inform. the con
bunters of 64a1 hat he Is now prepared to furnish
Cod from uede , cover perfectly dry and clean in all
wadi of weather
lykerus Valley Broken Coal
.` Large rgg
. 44 small ltgg
6, a Nut
Pittston Lump Coal.
44D0. j . .6
tt C 4 2 44
3 14
t/ 44 4 4.
4. 5 It
Lorberry. Broad Top and Allegheny, also Hickory and
pine Wood h. BYImIIS.
Harrisburg, Jan 7. 1882.
REMOVAL- • • .
rifiHE Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
j_ Road Company have removed their MB 43 to the up.
per end or the Lebaneu Valley Railroad Depot.
Jan. 8. 186:1.—lm
FOR SALE.
valuable Two Story double frame
A_
Dwelling House and Lot or ground, situated on the
corner of North street and Bast &venue, 80 feet on North
street and 110 feet deep, bateaux% eitehene,_two cel
lar, and *yea rooms, shw aaever of wa
ter.. The liailditight well calculated for:a aterwor OWL
Terms reasonable. Enquire of W. BARR,
jan4 City Auctioneer.
ALMANACS I ALMANACS
BB":B'GERMAN AND ENGLIStI AL
MANACS in every quality can be bad at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
RUBBER GOODS !
libber Balls,
'Kt ; Rubber:Watches,
Rubber Battles,
• " litibbeiTorlgene
CHEAP 800
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