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TITO 1413.1
WeaKuees isl
of the tAilik. or mbs, Strictures, Talon
be loins, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Org4er
w es sosss, Nervous Debility, Decay of the Physics .ipths
era, byfialisio' languor, Low Spirits, Confusion el demi,
fall nation of Me Heart, Timidity, 'frembliinga r Legume!
a ; 40,1 ar Giddiness, Disease of do Stomach, alike/Mae
ni the Bend, Throht, Nine or Skin—theft terrible diger
dara arising from the indiscretion or Solitary liabtus
youlh--thote dreadful arid destructive practises whism
reduce constitutional debility, render marriage impos
sible, soil destroy both body and mists.
YOUNG MEN.
V oti ng ewe espenially who have become the victims ra
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit whine.
annually sweeps to an untimely ; geese thousands of
roams limo of the most exalted talent and brilliant intel,
PA, woe nits tit otherwise - hive 'entranced listening
Senates with the thunders of elottrienne, or waked to DO
Way tbe living lyre, may call with full eenKdenee.
M4J(RJAGS.
Married persons, or Dirac contemplating marriage, 1 , 0
ng aware of physical weakness, should immediately oo.'
mil Or, 1., and be restored to perfect health.
ORGANIC' WHYVICNKS
bonedfdielyrared mud full tester restor*l.
Ho who places hinuelt under the tiara
rallgionaly coultde in his honor as a gentleman, and ace
tidontly rely upon hill skill nn it phyeician.
IfirOince No. 7 SouthArrederfek street, Balttmoi
dd., on the loft band side going from Baltimore street,
leers hum the earner., Bo particular in observing the
name or number, or you will mistake the place. Be par.
demise for ienoraiii, Vining {Stoat, with false names,
or Paltry Menke Caraficav*, attracted by rho repute
don of Or. Jebution, I urk near
All letters meat contain a PO/1411/0 Stamp, to use on the
"eply,
DR. ftI£III4BTON
Dr. Johnson member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
• andon, gradantafront one of the meat eminent-Cotters.
,r the ignited ....states, and the greatest part of wheat, :its
has been spent in the domande of Loadou, pLi Ha
d alphis and chit:where, owe effected 'acme 01 the Moat as
tonishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
With tinging in the oars and bead when asleep, great cor
vette:nuts, befog alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness,
with (regnant bluatung f attended sometimes with derange.
monk of mind were Gated immediately.
Vigil PARTICULAR Nonek,
Jr. 4. ...meads all those who baying injured them
selves by r.vite and hneroper indulgeneies, that mere
and solitary- .iitift which ruins both body and m i n d . ~,,.
Atting them for either businessor society.
Thos. are some of She sad and mektucholy ..rts
dunes by early habits of youth, vie: Weakness of thv
Rank and Limbs, Pains In the Head, Dimness of Signe.
Lose of Macular Power, Paipitation.of the. Efeart, Dr ,
meek., Nervous Irritability, Derangement of the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms dt
lion, km
MENTALLY
ilinutiv, the Maria edeots on the mind are m tem to
to dreaded :—Lean of Memory, Con Melon of [dens, Or•
presstoo of &grits, Foil Forebodings, Aversion toatott/e
-tlett4nstrtutt, Love Of *Mode, iltnelly,tio, 4re ' au,
of the ,It &hots.
Thansands of persona of ail ages, Mill now jaAge weal
la the cause of their Moline in health, losing their vigor,
becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, have s
&Wu appearance about the eyes, rough, and amp
ms of consumption,
. YOUNG MEN
who have injured themselves by a o::rtatn•praclico, In
dulyed lo when alone--a habit frequently learned from
old companions, or at school, the effects of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and If not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply immediately.
what a pity that a young man, the bopea 01 his sone.
try, the dartinget parenta, should be snatched Now,
all prospects and enjoyments of life by the consequences
of deviating from the path ce nature, and Indulging In a
certain secret habit. Su h persons must, before content
plating
sidANIMA
Mot that a sound ?rand and body are the most nOCesitßil
requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed
w ithout these, the jollri/ey through lire becomes a Weaq
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to the riew;ihr
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and nod with
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be.
comes blighted with our owu
la JOHNSON'S INVIOuRATING RRIINDIr FOR OR:
GANN, WEAKNESS.
By this great and Important remedy, Weakness:of the
Organ are apeudily cured, and :full vigor restored.
rhousands of the most nervous and debilitated wbs
bad lost all hope, balm boen immediately relieved.
Impediments to Marriage, Physital or Mental Diequaliti
atoll, Worsens, Trembling, Weakness or Exhaustion or
the most %arra) kind, speedily cured.
'CO STRANGERS.
he many thousands cured at this Inn Mime within:es
last twelve years, and the numerous tmportant Purple"
perations performed by Dr, J., witnessed by -the re
porters of the papers, anddnany other persons, notices of
'blob have appeared again and again before the puhlto,
toga Ms Standing co ss renttentan et character . acid rr
nomitilde, to a m10161(411; guarantee to the afflicted,
111:41 , 17.8 or IidYRUDENCIC —When the misguided
tied imprudent votary of pleasure fluids he boa imbibed
the seeds el this painful disease; It. toe often happeas that
ill lMed sense of shame or dread of discovery deter,
bon from applyleg to these who, from education and' Tor.
Weelseility mu alone befriend hint, delaying ti the tyro.
citations.' symptoms of this horrid disease make their
spfesemee, greeting the head, throat, nose, skin, &c.,
Progressing on with frightful rapidity, till death. pupa
period to his dreadful suileriags by sending him to Vial
bOU/110 from whence so traveler returns." It M Mel
sneholy fact that thousands fall victims to this terrible
disease, owing to the unskilfulness of ignorant pretend
ere, who, by the use of that deadly poison awroury, into
the constitution and make the residue Oink , miserable.
To Filateesas.—The font P% Diplomas bang in
ogles,
Sir Letters mum mutate a Stamp to us on the reply.
Silltemodles seat by Mall.
la-No, 7 South Frederick street, flaftfmare:
,reri:to
1 'E11 3 '1E13111111. 9 .1511
DAILY LINE!
Between Philadelphia
Ices no's, JUNIN :'nose, WILLIAMBPORT, MORO;
UNIONTOWN, WATBOWIOWN, UMW, LIEWIREGGIG,
NORTHUMBERLAND, SUNBURY, Taavoirros,
GEORGETOWN, tettnuessowx, Mamas-
BUNG, Gammas, DAUPHIN,
AND HARRISBURG. •
The Philadelphia Liethe being centrally located the
ugh
will be at the lowest ratios. A Conductor iioes
through with each tr ain to attend to the sate tieliVery 01
all goods entrusted to the line. Goods delivered at tbs.
Depot ot
FRRID, WARD FERRO, No. 811 Market Steal, Phila:
delphia, by 6 o'clock P. M., will be Avered to
Harrisburg the nest morning.
PrMillit (always) as low as by any other line.
Particular attention paid by this line to prompt and
Speedy delivery of all Barrister. • • owls.
strThe undersigned thankful fur past pair° t !tepee by
ict attention to busluess to inertia caw , Obese of the
BRIM T. MISER
Philadelphia and Readin ,
.46m Wilt of Market 31nte it
SCREFFEIRS 800 K. STORE.
(1114.8 TEI EARRIIBURO eamoe.)
UNION ENVELOPES.
VOTE PAPER, of tax different desigoe,
Printed in two colors sold by the thousand ono
by the ream at City Cash priers.
Map, Flags, Onion Breast tine, &Noes, Union - Binge
end Badges at very low Prick. WI at
Iny 801:1107 1 / 1 03 BOOILBTOR.
"WIN E TOIL N.. 1- 0 a I'S, POMAI.) ES, S.A.IR
OIL, POWDaltg, COLOGNItS stud ItITNACTA of
many aisles, prices and manufactures ea , NDILIM D
Km AND SANDY' • Att. . •
AIR, TOOTH NAIL, CLOTH,
LAMED and INFANT INIUNIDAi; In great. 'sly-•
MO AND FANCY awls.
C 11111•001 .
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VOL. XVII
alisrellantons
L
HELMVOLIii GENUINE ``PREPARATION;
`"A 161.441t 953119 grettCrtAidicciaAer tiumin,
A Positive, ididNiebNIOAEICW. .• •
For !dimwit of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
and DROPSICAL SWKLLINGS.
Thia Medluino increases the power of Digestion, and
orate , : ttio`A MORDENTS itit , :!healtny action, by which
the WATeDY OR CALCAREOUS depositions, and all UN
NATURAL -11RI A ARREILENT8, are reduced, as well an'
PAIN AND INFLADATIONearet hogorid for
MEN, WOMEN ORIMECLDREN.
RELMBOLVE EXTRACT BUCHII,
i t • y '- Fur : Weida/Wm,
idWg k*cesVekiTabitS; of 'BbitillialkiniffArly4k•
ilon
ATTENDKD WITEITIBE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power
Loma of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Wes Nerves, • Troinbiing,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness ci Vision, ' Pain in the Back,
Universal Lsesitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of tile Body,
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on ti:e Face,
PALLID COLIN f ENANOE,
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this med-
Nue invariably removal; soon follows •
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC Firs,
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
Who can say that they are not frequently followod by
those "DIREFUL DISEASES,"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFBSS
THE RECORDS OF THE I.SANE ASYRDMS,
Aid The Melancholy Deaths by Cowan:Win,
BRAE AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRETE OP THE ASSERTP , N.
THE CONSTITUTION ONOr: AFFECTED WITH,
ORGANIC WEARNEB,
iteqntres the aid of medicine to strengthen and
InvigOra,' the System,
Which IiNLIWBOLD'S EXTRACT BUGEIII. invariably (Ides
ATRIAL WILL CONTIORTUR MEW BEEPTEORL
FEIIALES—FEMALR3--FEMALES, ' •
i GM OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEMPLA.
TING MARRIAGE,
IN MANY A.FFECTIONi PECULIAR TO FEMALES,
the Extract. Bache unequalled,by any other remedy,
is in Chlorosla or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness, or
Stippresilo nof Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or
Scirrhous state of the Uterus, Laucorhcea Whites, Stetil
ity, and tor all comphdats incident to the se; whethet
arising from LAW:talon, ilabits of Dissipation or in
the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE,
WI SYMPTOMS ABOYM.. '
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
Lucy NO monn.lhessm, &110111(Y, OR unneasent MRUt
OINK FOR ONPLIARATT AND DANGRHOOI DIFRASIS.
LtiaMBOLD'S ErIRACP BtICMU
CUBES
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages,
' Little or no change in Diet
And no Poipasure.
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstructions. "
Preventing and Caring Strictores or the Urethra
Allaying Pain and Irdflammation, so frequent Mn the
class et diseases, and expelling ail Poisonous, AssuSext
and worrpout
TH017.94196 IJPON THOINTAND3
RHO HAVE BREW THE PIOT rMS Off QUAOSS,,
and who have paid 11/LIVT PM bo cured in a shell
time have found they were deceived, sad that the a. POI.
.kirl" has, by the use of "POWARFUL Afrrsorc . ismu, " been
dried : sip in the system, to brows out in an aggravated
forms and
PER H4PS AFIRCM4R4WIOA, , L
Use Minnow's Evictor Itessu for all 'tractions and
diseased of the
itINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In
HALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and no matter or
GOW LONG stANDING.
lEseases of these Organs require the aid Of DIURETIC.
EIBLISBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU-
18 THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to have the desired &Teat in all Diseases
N OR WHICH IT IA • BBOOKKENDEO.
Detderice of the most iviiable and rerponsitde character
will accomPanY the medicos.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
/tom 8 to 20 yearn standing,
Wwn NamesKNOWN TO
gaunt AND FA ng.
Price $1 00 per bottle, or six for $5 00.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from obser
venom.
_
DESCRIBE NS IN ALL 0011113NICATIONS.
Cures Guaranteed I Advice Gratis I
AFFIDAVIT. •
Personally appeared before me, an alderman of the
Gay of Ptilladelptlis.H, T:•HsLe®Dco;:who being duly
sworn, doth say, his preparatihns contain no narcotic, no
mercury, or other Injurious drnge,lput are purely vege
table
H. T. lIELMBO D.'•
f3worn and stabscrlhedibefore me, this 234 dly , of No
vember, 1864. WILIP-RIBBERD, Alderman,
- 'Ninth St. shove Race, Phila.
Address letters for information in confidence lo
H. T. 10111.74110LD Chemist,
Depot 104 South Tenth St., bed. elheetaut, Piet,
BEWARE OF COIINTE ttPEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "or Tema owx" and "
ARTIQUN ON TH2 lINPOTATION AMMO HY
ilelmbold's Genuine Preparation 8,
Latraot Buchu
" Banal:1611a,
_
EMI
" " Improved Itoso Wash.
Sold by 0. H. Keller, D. W, Gross, J. Wyeth, ;0. A.
Banoart.
AND ALL DRUGFEST3 EVERYWELERE.
ASK FOR HELRBOLD'S. TANS NO OTHER
Cot OUL the advertirement awl send for at,
AND AVOID neosmom AND EXPOSURE.
novlSolly . .
„- • ST EAM WEEKLY
BETWEEN NEW TORE.
• . • AND LIVERPOOL.
AN.UING AND EMBARKING ,
at - QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) The Liver
pool, Nov Aura end. Shiledelphia Struureihip company
woad 3 tivapatobinit their ;Tull ; powetediCtda.bitilt Iron
lihiuniebips as Yellows :
KANGAROO, Saturday, January 18 ; GM OF NW
YORK, Saturday, January 7b ; GLASGOW, Saturday,
February 1 ;:„atu2 every §aAuriey, at . Noon, trent Pier
44 North River.
RATER OP TABILLOI.
FIRST CABIN $75 00 1 &ENRAGE .... $30.00
do to L0nd0n.....,580 00 do to London .. $33 00
do to Paris $B5 00 I
do to Paris .... $3B 00
do to Hamburg..sBs 00 do to Hamburg /35 00
llasseugers aim forwarded to Havre, Bremen, ; Better
ditil,-Antwerp; &c.,ll'ettually towyeteet •
gPereens•wienliikAu•Uniig 651thisic friends can buy
tickets here at the following rates, to New York: From
Liverpool or Qutuiustown; let ()abut, $75, $B5 and $lO5 .
%cerise; frtari; ikverPoOt . WOO, .Prom QuoBnetow n
WO 00.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers * and carry experienced Surgeons. They are
built In Water-tight . iron Sections; and have Patent Fire
Annihilators on board.
For further inibrmation apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent, Sit Water Street ; Ia Glasgow to WM.
INMAN, 5 ix. Enoch Square ; Queenstown to C. &W.
D. 8E11.51011R & CO. ; in London to 'RIVES & MALY, 61
Ring William St. ; In Paris to JUWS DECOUN, b Place
de la Retiree ; in Philadelphia to JO/IN G. DALE, 111
Walnut street ; or at the Company's offices.
' JNO. G. DALE, Agent,
15 Broadway, New York.
Or 0.0. Zimmerman. agent, Nerrhlhurit •
Vir - PAamtNGERti FOR BUROPL—fIy order or the
Secretary of State, a , l passengers leaving the United
gust,* are required to procure Pamports before, going on
board the Steamer.
Passengers will not be subjected to any trouble or de.
lay in procuring them, 11 they call for intimations at the
Company's Offices, 15 Broaaway, Ne w York.
jan2l.4r JOH N G. DALE, Ulm.'
CIGARS and Tobacco, of all kinds: RE.
tenstreassoftmeat, of agars, at
;,11 Fr o nt 10:141ettr'.1t,
"KTO. 1 lifitCKEllear in Kitts, half .kir
,L.‘ 'reit, and barrels, at the Yew. Groner, and. Erovi
*BOW% TIMM andAurk4'
NICHOLS k BOWMAN.
'IN.PEPE'I4DENT IN ALL TIINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE."
; iURRIBBURG, PA.. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 24, 1.862
FOR 'SE 'WING MACHINES
JONAS -BROOK & BRO'S
PRIZE. MEDAL SPOOL COTTON,
200 ch 500 YDS. WHITE, BLACK to COLORNO .
pHIS thread being made particularly for
• & Sewing Machines, is VERY STRONG, SMOOTH AND
ELASTIC. Its strength is not Unpaired by washing, nor
py friction of the needle. For Machines, win Brooks'
Patent Glace,
FOR UPPER THREAD,
and Snaiksfatent,Eigpord f Red .Tlikety
; ;
Sold by rp , p.mtable dealers throughout the country.—
Also, IN CASs.; 01 , 100 MINN EACH, ASSOCTID Nos., by
WM. MeNRY
noh.dfim' Teadystreei, Now iThrk,
CHOICE LIGHT READING.
t HE SIHHERLANDS, by the author o,
"Rutledge," Price $1.25.
Also new editions of
BUTLEDUB—nniform with "The Sather
lands," $1.25.
BEULAH—twenty-fifth edition—C.2s.
EAST LYNNE —Anew Novel-50 cents. •
TOM TIDLEWS, GROUND, by Dickens, 25 ots.
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE, 88 ets.
Together with all the New Books, soon as
published at or
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTOREI
At little Expense ;
No,tneonvenie,oe;
- 4.ftre*.
B. NIL MiI:MA, D, D. A.
STATE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE READY HOUSE.
A it operaione, Surgical and Mechanical,
Zikeolentidoelly performed. Merges madonna. •jed
TiriLL.TIOWEWS
Dia! UtreAbet
HAttRiSSURGand.P EILIJA.DELP I'l LA:
Wm. B. Burk, Arm, 812 Man tst diva, Philadet
L Phite; ronnirk fain 0 4 1 4 .4" Co. ,
Qfpecial Goauctor iu charge of each
~:jhrain :Weds deliverild at the Warehouse, Phila , te
4) o'etonlc P. V., Ai ri WI dh I rat i ft .
nrg nect saarattus. J I . I 7eLLOWFR, JR; Agent,
ray 2.1.44 Mee iteeihnic . llpiut, Harrisburg.
. •
JOHN. 8111119113
BOOT & - SHOE _ STORE
/
CVIHNEB, SEOOND AND WALNUT STB.;
Harrisburg, Pa.
ALWAYS on hand a large assortment of
Boors, SR(W2, (MITERS, kr.e., of the very 'best
realities for ladies, gentlemen, and ehildrens' wear.—
Prices to suit the thrm. All lauds of WOKE' MAO TO
ORDER 'ln ;he best style by superior workmen
RgPAIRING done at short notice.
ontle-dtf JOIN . B. SMITH, Elarrishars.
NEW CLOTHING STOItE:
SHELLENBEIVIER & BROTHER
NO. 80 RAM AT STREET.
(Room formerly occupied by the Postorsce.)
rpflE undersigned have just opened: a
new and large assortment of AAte latest stylea of
clothing. We are also, prepared to manufacture to order
id kinds of GenhiWoar, out to the litasistYle.9.andfash -
lons. We have always on hand'alone' stook of 'Ready
made enithing..and Gentleman's Furnishing Goods.
no9•dBm . RaW.NNEUtatistft & BRO.
DR, 'T. :L MILES ,
SURGEON DENTIST
FF.H.III,S his tiervioes to tho oitizOus'
ijf Harrisburg and Its viuhilty. He salielts a share o
tritipublioliatronaga, and gives I SEOlfanGe that his beat
endeavors shall be even, to rend :r satisfaction in hisgiro.
%Wen. Being an old, *ell tried , :enlist, he feels sate in
nolting the public generally to, oall.on him, assuring
hegn that they will covise diseatlslied with bis service's,
wee No. 128 Market 'Street, In the bowie formerly!oo
minted by Jacobit. gby, Roar the United'l3sates Hotel,
- Utirriaburg, Pa; -;; ; ;;;• ' esye-crly ;
PROF..ADOLPR..T.. TEASE' ti ,
OULD- respeoltiilly -inform- his
patrons Moltke public genditally, that he will
continue to five . Instructions on the PLSNOYORTE,ISE
LODEON, VIOLIN and also in the science of 'T.HonotraN
BAS. He will ieth pleasure wait upon' pnpihrat
homes at map hour desired, or lessons Will • bet Woo a
his residence, in Third• street, a few doors below lb
German Reformed ebnrch, , declb-Stt '
AUGUSTIN E L CRAYN E.
CAitP T if, It AND BUILDER;
Bindence Na. 27 North &Goad. Strut.
.toßtirw44 arrgik] riv.n ••-rk
Harrisburg Blind Manufastory. l
. Harrisburg ,
SECOND STREET - BELOW CHESTNIIT.
VENITIAN BLINDS made to order, and
all repairing neatly and expeditiously done. Per.
sous at a distance can have their work done by ad es -
et% it letter , to the undersi=ed. Thankful for past at
ilt,.
renege be - hopes, by strict attention to business, to m It
a continuance of the same. dflirfimisfaction guarantbed
both silo prices and work.—Eig
A. IL EiIIARP.
oct9-d6tn
CIDER II I VINEGAR II I
MADE from choice and selected Applee,
and guaranteed by us to be strictly pure.
eIS-d WM. DOOR k CO.
• BLACKING !
I%i{ASON'S "CHALLENGE BLA.C.KING. I I
100 Grads, assorted aizoi,Junt recelvad, ands for
sale at Whoksale
dell " WM. DOCK, Jr., .dc Co.
D IARISS FOR 1862.—A. great variety
at exceeding low Prices, at ,
020 SHEFFER'S BOOEBTOIB-
GOLD• PENS I GOLD PENS
ririllElaYgest and most varied'assortment of
I: =GOLD PENS is-for sale at ' •
' BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
. Ali Peas Wesutaisse.
MY I ii&Y.ll-Buperior listed v Hay
AL for *hi by • .
020 at:wmairacti_, • '
=====l===
iftbnellantons.
S=l
Etitgrap4
Volunteer Relief Fund.
Report of the . committee appointed by the
Court of -Quarter Sessions of Dauphin county,
to make distribution of county fund to the
familie4 of the volunteers residing in Harris
burg and, the, immediate vicinity,
At the. commencement of the Southern Be
bellion ; fn a meeting of the citizens of
Mestrialiertegrpromptly resolved- thatt the Wei,
lies of those who volunteered in defence' of
our liberties, should be provided for as far as
possible, until such time ,as the conspiracy
should be crushed out, or the war fully in
augurated, and the National Government
should make ample provision for them by law.
The meeting named a committeeof gentlemen,
who immediately entered upon their duties,
and advanced the means nacessary t. nutil the
Common Council of Marrisburg, rasp inding to
the wishes of the people, passed an ordinance,
and by an uniform tax levied and collected,
reimbursed them. A full statement of their
receipts and expenditures np to that period,
was published at the time. Oa the 16th of
May, 1861, the Governor approved the act of
the Legislature, which required the Commis
sioners of Dauphin county to raise ten thou
sand-dollars for the purpose abovenamed. By
this act the Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sessions were empowered to devise and carry
out the proper means of distribution. At their
reqnest, the gentlemen who ha I been entrust
ed with the distribution of the city fundat
tended a meeting of the court, and made a
full exhibit of. their system of payments while
acting on behalf of the city. This system that
the approval of the court, who expressed. the
desire that the same persons would agree to
act as their agents for the distribution of the
county funds so far as concerned this city and
immediate vicinity. This request was acceded
to, and our labors have been continued from
that period until the 10th of January, inhtent,
when they were terminated by the fund being
exhausted.
At a special meeting of the committee held
January 17th 1862, Messrs. W. H. Kepner; R.
F. Kelker and A. J. Herr, were appointed a
committee to audit the account of the Secreta
ry. This duty haa been performed, the account
found to be perfectly correct, and a detailed
statement showing the amount paid each indi
vidual, certified by the auditing committee, and
this account with the books. of tbe committee
submitted to the Court. Here it might (by
some) be considered that our duties had ended;
but being a matter in Which the public.at Urge
are interested, we have deemed it proper that
they should be made fully acquainted with All
that bas.been done, and.therefore present ithe
annexed statement of weekly expendit*es,
igttlilt few principal tuts.
During the Month of Jrine 1861, the allOw,
once made by the Court, to the toile of a volnn
teer was two dollars per week, and to each child
litifdr fourteen &ears of age, fifty cents per week.
It was found that this rate of allowance, might
exhaust the fund before the winter would , set
in, and the Court, very judiciously, ordered
that from and after July Ist 1861, a wife should
receive but one, dollar and thirty-three cents, and
each child as aleresald, but thirty-three cents
per Week. This change prolonged the period
of relief. No allowances were made to the
families of commissioned officers. The lowest
number,, at one time, upon the pay list, was
twenty eight; 'the highest, one hundred and
twenty-four. The highest number of children
at any one time, one hundred and seventy
Whole number of families relieved, two hun
dretrand forty.
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tary by the court. 81 69
Amount paid volunteer families.. $4,989 55
The remainder of the fund, -to wit : Four
-thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight dol
lars and seventy-six cents was.expended among
the families of volunteers in different portions
of the county, and by other petsons authorized
by the court, of whose operations the pnblic
'Will no doubt hear in due time. In conclution
the Committee desire to state that the principal
duties devolved upon and were performed by
the Secretary. Immediately upon an applica
tion for relief, he visited the h - ouse of the ap
plicant,ascertained the true condition of affairs,
the number of children under fourteen years,
and all facts necessary to a proper decision of
the case. Upm this report the Committee acted.
His faithfulness may be inferred from, the fuck
that of the - two hundred and forty filie3 Ce
lieved, - not dirt was placed upon the pay list
without his personal supervision. He prepared
and paid out to the recipients more than thir
teen hundred and fifty checks, and more than
one thousand three hundred payments in cash
besides. The amount allowed him by the court
for his services to the county in this matter,
which it will be perceived is very moderate,
constitutes the only item of'expense attending
the entire distribution. The Committee also
desire publicly to thank the officers of the Jile
clianiaa Bank of this city, for their uniform
kindness in-affording , tbem every facility-re
quired. -Thankful that.we have enjoyed 'the
privilege of Ochatlibutitig somewhat' to the <pm
fort of the fainilies , of our brave volapteerer, we
etneetelyjhoper-that whet -teas been done will
p r ove satisfactory, to them, and to the citizens
of Dauphin county with the distribution of
whose means we werb'entrtu3ted.
W. H. KEPNER,
FIJDOLPH. F. El - MEER,
, WILLIAM BOSTICK,
'' FREDERICK TRACE,
J: TITIRR
0. EDWARDS, Secretary. .'
Harrisburg, January 22,,1862.
BY TRIG. k
FURTHER PARTICULARS
Brilliant Charge, of Union Regiments
The Rebels led by Zollieoffer and
The Somerset correspondent of the Iftnes
says that at seven o'clock on Sunday morning
the enemy drove in the pickets of the Tenth
Indiana Regiment, stationed at the forks of the
road, eight miles from Somerset. The Tenth
were drawn up into line and moved into the
woods, where they were met by the enemy, six
thousand strong, who instantly opened upon,
them:
Gen. Thomas immediately ordered up the 9th
Ohio, 2d Minnesota and 4th Kentucky to the
support of the 10th Indiana,
the latter holding
he rebels in check nearly half an hour before
being reinforced. The Ist' and 2d Tenneusee
ans were. ordered upon the right wing for the
purpose of, outflanking, the enemy, Standard's
and Whitman's batteries in the meantime
shelling the enemy in the woods. After being
engaged nearly twb hours; the 9th Ohio, 2d
Minnesota and 4th Kentucky regiments made
a desperate bayonet charge upon the enemy and
drove them from the woods, completely routing
and pursuing them to their entrenchments at
the heat of the engagement. •
Capt. Kinney ordered:, one section of his
battery within sixty yards of the enemy's
lines and opened a deadly fire upon them,
which added greatly to the success of the
day.
Our advance arrived within sight of the
rebel entrenchments one hour before dark
and opened upon them willt shot and ,shell—
Night closing lb put a stop to further 'demon
strations. • • • -.• -= •
.At daylight the :next morning a steamboat
was observed ,transporting troops across the
Cumberhind. Whitmore's battry of parrot
guns were brought to bear on the 'boat - which
in a few minutes afterwards was flames. '
The::Tenth Obis? and the Fourteenth Ohio
were ordered forward by Gen. Thomas,. to ad
vance on the enemy's breastworks. Moving
up in line of battle and scaling the entrench
ments, they found the camp.entirely. deserted,
and everything standing as when.occupied by
the enemy. The houses, tents, horses, mules,
wagons, baggage," cannon, ammunition and
fire arms" were found.' in perfect preservation.
The rebel forces in the attack were led, by
Generals Crittenden and Zollicoffer, and were
8,000 strong. The federal forces in the fight
did not exceed (3000.)
FROM WASHINGTON.
Peter Funk's Among the Volunteers,
$196 00
195. 00
193 : 00
206 50
142 03
152 66
174 16
164 30
85 84
96 33
49 91
52 90
55 90
56 39
, 86 16
116 10
They are Arrested and Made to
Confirmation of Sohoepf and Ord
as Brigadier Generals.
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES OF WAR
Was/maw; Jan. 23.
After the payment of a few of the companies
of the 10th New York legion Col. Van Wyck,
discovering that some , camp sharks were selling
composition and galvanized watches, bad them
arrested, and compelled the sellers to take
back their watches and refund about five hun
dred dollars to the men. .-
A new fax bill is in the hands of a sub-oom
mittee of the Committee of Ways and Means.
Several weeks will probably elapse before the
bill will be reported.
The recently-issued regulations of the War
Department results in surprising facilities for
the transaction of public business, which is
taken up and disposed of in the order in which
it is presented. All the branches of this De
partment are benefitted by the systematio ar
rangements.
The Senate to-day in executive session con
firmed the nominations of Brigadier Generah3
Schoepf and Ord, :for meritorious service in the
field; the former at Mill Spring, and the latter
at Drainsville. The President has nominated
for Assistant Secretaries of War, John Tucker
of Philadelphia, and B. H. Watson of this city.
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Latest from Europe.
Details of the News by the Steamer
City of New York,
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ITS ADJUSTMENT OF
THE-TRENT AFFAIR.
IT IS RECEIVEDVITH THE GREAT-
The United States Gun boat Tusca-
THE PIRATE NASHVILLE READY FOR SEA.
Sr. Jena's, N. F., Jan. 23.
The bites. intelligence via Queenstown, i 8 as
follows
-Lrrimpoox., Jimmy Steanishin
City of liVaajdOBtQnfitio,m • 4 4 iew YoAc v attived
out on the Bth, and the, i ef e r , J ru m ; f r o t if
Poitlandl;liiiiVect tick, ' " -
'they took out the announcement of:the ad
From our Horning Rilition:
Gen. Crittenden
CINCINNATI, JNIL. 23
Refund.
A. NEW TAX BILL.
EST 13ATI8PAOTION.
rora at . gOixthampton
ftlant Stinting Vim
Haying procured Steam Power Presses, w• are proper
ed to execute JOB add BOOK naNTMO oratory domin
ion, cheaper than tt can lie bone at sup other totebush
mantle the nonntrY. '
RAE OF Afrirkßl3lo4l.
Sir - Four limo or lom comminute on•-half square. Blight
Ines or more than four constitute a square.
Half tquare, one day . ...
one week..
4l one month...
three months..
sth months
one year
One r Square, one day
one week.... ..
one month
ithree months.
01, elx months..
04 one year.
gar Business notices Inserted In"igneWarionfe, or
before Marrigee and Deaths, FIVE COTS Ptiß for
each insertion.
NO. 17
. .
gar Marr!gee and Deaths to be charged as regular.
verthtements
justment of the Trent affdr, which was receiv
ed with the greatest Bedded/on. -
Consols immediately advanced from 1 to
per cent.
The 11. S. gunboat Tuscarora had arrived at
Northampton to watch the Nashville, which
was there and ready for sea.
The vessels destroyed by the pirate Sumter
were the ship Vigilant, bark Ebea Dodge .and
whom:her Arcade.
The sales of cotton on Wednesday the Bth.,
were over two thousand bales at a considera
ble advance. The market closed exited and
with an upward tendency.
Breadstuffs, quiet aud 'steady. Provisions
LONDON, Jan 9.—Oansols advanced Val
stir money.
XXIMIth Congress--First Session.
CONTINVIDIBASI EMOOND PAQII.I
Mr. DAVIS (Ky.) resumed his remarks. He
said thattreaaon was the greatest of crimes.
It involves the whole nation in its consequences;
yet the men who are now engaged iu treason
boldly confront honest Lull. There has
been too much leniency shown. These
men ought to be abhorred as the,
vilest of culprits. Was not Benedict Arnold
a traitor. Suppose that the Senator from-In •
diana had been a member of the Continental
Congress, and suppose that 'after Arnold had
been detcted in his treason, the Senator had
written such a letter to Arnold as he has
now written to Jefferson Davis. In that
day of parity and patriotism would he not have
been expelled from the Senate ? Is Jeff
Davis less a traitor than Arnold was ? -Was
not Aaron Burr ineffably less a traitor than
Jeff Davis ? Yet the Senate expelled Mr.
Smith, of South Carolina, for having too inti
mate relation with Aaron Burr. The
Senator from Indiana avows that he
has not - changed hie opinions and will not.
If the Senator holds opinions opposed to coer
cive measures to subdue the rebels, and will
not vote for any measures to support the Gov
ernment, he ought to have resigned his posi
tion here ; but as he has not done that, it mast
be the daty of the Senate to expel such a
member.
HOUSE OF REt'BIMENTATIVES.
Am.sy, (Liam.,) spoke on the financial
question, advocating the provision of ample
means to prosecute , Ike war, and a tax bill to
provide fur the payment of interest on the
govesnment
MARK ETS BY TBIABGBABH.
Flour firm-10,000 bbls. sold, State $6 454
6 55; Ohio, $5 95146 00. Wheat hla advanced
one cent-50,000 basaels sold; Cuicago spring
$1 294.1 83; Millw'kee club, $1 8241 34. Corn
quiet, Bales unimportant. Beef steady; Rork
steady; Lard steady at 74(84c. Wniaky dull
at 244425 c. Receipts, Flour 6,879 bbls;
Wheat 555 bushels; Corn 3,883 bushels. Stocks
are better—Chicago & R. 1., 544 ; 111. Central
Bonds, 914 ; Mich. Souther 1, 41; :Beading,
894 ; Virginia 6's, 60; Missonrri, 424. Ex
change on London firm, 1134®114; Odd, 84
481 premium.
Cotton is quiet. Flour has advanced' 5c.,
and 19,500 bbls. were sold ; State $5 4506 55;
Ohio $5 9548 ; Southern $5 7544.- Wheat
has advanced one cent ; sales 74,000 bushels ;
Chicago 'spring $1 29®1 88 ; Milwaukee club
$1320134. Corn has advanced- one cent ;
sales of 100,000 bushels, at 684466 c. Beef is
quiet. Pork is quiet. Lard quiet. Whisky
dull at 244250. Bice firm ; East India 6464 c.
Sugar is firm ; sales 1,200 boxes Havana at 71 , 4
104 c. Coffee quiet ; 1,000 bags Rio sold as
194421 c.
There is more demand for the better grades
of flour, and 2,000 bbls were disposed of at 36 26
for superfine, $6 60 for extra, • and $6 76 Q. 6
for extra family. Receipts moderate; Rye
Flour steady at $8 75, and corn meat at $B.
There is a tair enquiry for wheat, and 7,000
bush, red • sold at $lBl ® $134, and 1,000
-bush. white of common quality at 11 88 (i) ,
,$145 ; 3,000 bush, rye sold at 72(c ,73; Cora
rather quiet, sales 3,000 bush. yellow at 68, and
white at 69 cts.; Oats steady at $8 81i ; Pro
visions dull, 20 bbls mess pork sold at $l2 60;
in bacon prices are nominal; Lard held at 8(4
; -Coffee held very finely, small sales of Rio
at 19i ct, 20; 600 bush. clover seed sold at
$4 62* (4 $4 75 ; Whisky steady at 26
SZBANGiII or Ma Barrrsu Nevi.—The annual
official return of - -the British navy has been
puulished. Thelist shows a total of 856 ves
sels building, preparing or in commission, of
which 702 are steamers, and comprises "81
line-of-battle ships, each mounting from 74 to
131 guns ; 22 vessels, each with an armament
of from 60 to 70 gone ; 44 51-gun frigates, the
whole, with the exception of about 10 of that
number, being screw steamers ; 57 shim each
mounting from 22 to 50 guns, and the majority
of which have a tonnage as large as ships of
the line; 29 screw corvettes, or frigates, each
mounting 22 guns ; 817 screw and paddle
wheel. steamers, each carrying less than 22
guns ; and 185 screw gunboats, each provided
with two Armstrong guns." The fleet in
American waters comprises 14 line-of-battle
steamers; ranging from 51 to 100 guns; '7 from
20 to 50, and 14 smaller vessels ordered to join
the same command.
SKAfING FOR TSB LAntas. —The Milwaukee
Sentind waxes gallant in the prospect of good
skating, and says, judiciously, as well:
"Let th e balmorals attend to it. Skating
must be done. It is a duty we owe to the "fair
women of America," who have been sitting in
doors so long, making havelocks, and sags,
and mittens. Let them come out and skate.
The country's safe ! The women of America,
and especially that portion of them who reside
in this patriotic section of the confederacy,
want the very thing. that skating alone sup
plies. They want exercise, they want a little
of that endurance which exposure to winter
will give;.they want to exercise less, in ball
rooms and parties, and over pianos, and more
in the 'northwest air." •
..GOOD Isvum.—A volunteer writing from
Otimp Curtin, near this city to the Valley Spirit
at Chambersburg, gives the following glowing
account' of the living in that camp.
?The rations allowed are sufficient for any
man—consisting of fresh beef, salt pork; bacon,
III 01988811; potatoes, aalt, m
nor,'beard, Vice, candles , soap, bud' and • soft
bread, &c.—variety enough for
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 28
IN SENATE.
Nam Yow l , Jam- 23
PHILUNELPIU.A, January 23