Pailg iftitgran,
N .1 littlS 13U.H.G, PA
Sniunlai Morning, February 1, 1862
ArpoINTMENT IfY THE GOVERNOR.—Idr..A. C.
of this city, has been appointed a notary
public des Geo. A. C. Seiler, deceased.
AN,ALIER DESERTER ARRESTED.—Hiram Wyn
lug, a de%ertur from Colonel Wynkoop's 7th
Fenitqleania C,valry, now iu Kentucky, was
H,l : e,l ic this city on Thursday byptrMer
atid after a hearing before the mayor, 'cut:lo4li
tad plison to await the requisition of the
authorities.
rufico. —á well-dressed and intelligent, hxds r7 .
hg Ikb woman, who said her name Was Sallie
Wilson, and that she hailed from tlfddlauwn,
this county, was arrested by the Mayor's pc4ice
ui pday night, fur drunkennermand disorderly
co matt, She was coin witted
,tife:lieli-up,
and yesterday h a hearing before the mayor
who moved by her tears, and,prnmises to fore
go the future use of the "critter," iierwlttca
her to depart
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Tab MYSTERY STILL • Minattax.— We last
week stated, on the authority of , an . 'exchange
papta, that a I riational Juniata county had,.
in his eurifesaion, stated that he had Entadared
Miss Baror, who was, a year or two since, mur;
dared in Barks county. the Juniata 124iste .
sa p that the criminal alluded to
still
nh:
such admission ; so that the mystery still hangs.
around the death of Miss Bavor, and her Mur
derer may still be at large.
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FIIIERAL or Joni C. cintarri:-7The. funeral of
Jobu C. Gratz, a private in the '.sykenstown
company of volunteers, dttached to Colonel
Cake's regiment, Whose death At C4nip "Noi,tb k
umberland," near Washington, wait• recently,
noticed in the TELEGRAPH, took plains at lu l u . -
past nine o'clock, yesterday, from the resi
dence of his grandfather, Ciboria; 0. barsoi,
seq., in North Second street. The . Females of
the deceased were buried in the cemetery with
military honors, Captairi3l.',lf[t. P.,.Pavisi`, corn
puny performing tho escort duty on , the (no*
Biou.
Tus Fun FaRIOHT TnaiN passed over the
new Pennsylvania railroad bridge, ogress the
Schuylkill, near Gray's Ferry, Philadelphia, on
Monday morning, and passed ciown to. Wash
ingtou street wharf. In a short time the new
grein elevator and the other improvements of
the Company will be completed, and then that
route will be used for all the principal freight
trains, and the market street or city road for
local freight and couvtlying passengers to and
from their station in West. Philadelphia: The
roads on Second and Third : atreets will shortly
be abandoned, leaving-those streets for the un
obstructed use of thapassenger railroads.
ANOTRER RESERVE CORPS CONTEMPLALTED.--It. ie
stated that an informal intimation hut been re
ceived from the War Deliortmeot that it would
be gratified to see another body of reserve troops
raised in Penneylvania, to ttui number say of
ten thou-and. These, if rattled, now, could, be
used to reinforce any column that might need
as4istance ; or, in case their services are not re
quired in this way, they might take the place
of the seasoned and disciplined troops used to
garde nt Annapolis, Frederick and 13altimore,
and thus permit the latter to join the grand
army when it advances. Governor Sprague has
already acted on the ides, and Governor An
drew; of Xi tesachusetts, is about to follow.
&NEM Or ADVIRTIZING.-2177T3t of a DeWier.
—The recent Michael Boobop advertised in
Thursday's UngarAro, as having run off from
Camp Groble, near this city, with nue of the
government horses, has been arrested by officer
Fleck aud Carachner, of the consolidated police,
and safely lodged in prison, to await the .action
. of tho authorities The first intimation the
'officers had of thedesertion and robbery was by
the advertiz meat in the TELPGRAPH, and from
the accurate description there given of the man
and horse, they proceeded to "work" up the
case, until they finally succeeded in making'
the ate at several miles above this city. .Tha
•Lincerl of course will claim the reward of forty
dollars offered by the military authorities for
the at rest of the deserter.
CimeN Gosz.—We regret to
tun ukce the ileudee of Mr. Ford, one of our
.Idot and most roTectable citizens, which cro
oned about nine o'clock yesterday, at the
ece of his eon-in law, in Locust streeet
near Fr.a.t. Mr Ford, for many years, carried
00 th buzinesi of gun making, at the corner
of Llcu4t and Front streets, in which capacity
he uotairi-k1 considerable celebrity for the pe
culiar ex :elleucy of the guns mannfacturts4t,
his ~t ahliArment. He retired from active bust
li'e tieieral years ago,at an advanced age,
4 'l ova; quietly enjoying the evening of, his
Lie ..rei,l the repose of a domestic circle, rich in
tin unnlation of hiA own virtues, and made
tlo,lhly beautiful to him by thetender . care , and
atitchull with which it watched Iris deelint'tig
all gently guarded him to•the portals of
tt,.. graie.
AQ ,
PANORAMA AND EXTIMMENT ANCHAI4"
p knorama of America and the
greg ballot), was recently exhibited at Lan
c While there his agent, Mr. Kinnard,
to visit "Wheatland," the home of
i;uchation, and "do the, agreeable" to
tli.- President, in the most approved style.
ti, lutote called 011 Mr. Buchanan, who ex-
I ]'.,-I,:reat interest in the success of the young
411 aua regretted that the state of his health
t irdly warrant his coming into Lances-.
1,1,411 t to see the panorama. The agent
sits afflbility, and , without the most
t lutenti.,n of touching the . I ‘o. P. F."
tualer Pint "o, sir, that difficulty can
tted, I think. To morrow afternoon
an eXliibit,ioll for children. Permit
t ~tfur you a complimentary ticket." Mr.
Ll. Led on his heel on the instant, while the
tovey,d with confusion at the apparently..
:Pr to iPos suggestion, "fled for safetfand'A
`ruin, bi
Lancaster. Poor Buck I It was
Tax attarro.—A stirring programme is out
for to night's perfortances at this popular
place of amusement, and of comae, a full house
m ay be expacted.
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Mono Aieswerrti Oommorr-The Bordwell's
will shortly appear, at Sanford's Opera House
in their Parlor Entertainments. The Eastern
pros speak in. the highest terms of these ar
tists.
Gdrixex Bet i.- The ball
giyen,by our Getman
friends at Brant's Thursday night, is rep
'resented as having been a very pleasant affair.
A large number of the "beauty and gallantry"
of our city were present, who vied with each
other in promoting the "gay and happy" spirit
that prevailed op the occassion.
=I
LoMMED —We are pletsed to learn that
COrpOol .William J. Irvin, of the "Roberts'
Guard," Civt, I. S. Waterbury's company,
now at. Hilton liesAf S. 0 has been promoted
to a responsible pogitiOn in the army Signal
corps, and is attached to the staff of Gen.
'nelie t The Signal service ie one of the most
important and responsible in the army, and
since its establishment, the fatal error of firing
into our own troops is entirely avoided. In
the-hands Of Irvin, or Whatever title
the new - peft.iti grvkithinc t, we feel, confident
that the seivice, hati gaiiied a valuable and fa ith
ful anzilliary. He combiies all the qualifies
lone essential to an accomplished ~o ldier, and
will perform the duties
‘. incident to this n-w
position in BUCII, a.manner as to reflect credit
upon his appointment.
• Jarrauscer, yam Acrroa.—lt is not generally
known to our
_readers, that th e remains of
Jnseph - 4eitersoh, Gr.., the celebrateci eget:, re
pose in 04 grave yarill of St. gtephen i s Episco
pal church, in this city: We find the follow
ing 11,110 sketch of his life in the Dramatic
Portrait Gallery, written by Col. G. Alston
BrOwn:
"Born in Plymouth, .Devonshire, England,
in 1778. Was Invited to this country by C.
Powell, for the Boston company, he (Mr. P.)
agreeing to pay Mr. Jefferson's passage, and a
salary of $l7 per week. His first appearance
on the American stage was at the old Federal
street Theatre, Boston,lu 1795 ; fitst apppared
in New York, February 10th, 1796, at the John
street Theatre as Squire Richard in "t The Pro
voked Husband." Appeared in Philadelphia
in 1808,..at_the Chesnut .street:Theatre;,where
he remained until 1880. His last benefit in
Philadelphia, took place December 23d,1829,
when he appeared as ,Bobby Buttercup, in "A
School for Grown .obildren ;" last appearance
in Philadelphia, was in the character of Sir
Bashful Constant, in "The Way to Keep Him,"
He died in Harrisburg, August, 1882.
"By the death 'of' this distinguished actor,
the American 'nape was bereft of its brightest
ornament. During. the many years that he
was before the public, he was not only unri
valled in his peculiar department, but we may
safely assert that of his competitors there was
not one who could. endure the comparison.—
From the oommencement of his career, until 'a
few weeks previous to his death, he continued
with " naked spirit," to hold the highest
station in the mimic scene, and while hie own
heart was 'lacerated by an accumulation of
family misfortunes, he was the delight and ad
,adration of the public. Io the nude bring rata
;tions of private life, Mr. Jefferson was no less
esteemed.
" Surrounded by , smilincthousande and a
fluidly ilislag In the profession of their father,
adding fame to the wordly gvar, the prospect;
of Jefferson looked bright and fair. He
was considered rich, loukul upon as such, and
'on every occasion of his benefit, the public—
the smiling thousands turned out en masse.
But soon a change came over his dream of life ;
his ftlend Wino= Warren, became involved
in difficulties, suit.after suit hurried him down
the tide of misfortune ; old Jeff held out his
arm to the rescue, it saved his ; friend for the
moment, but ruined himself ; their united-for
tunes were now a wreck, and in their old days
with a large family around them, they were
compelled to quit the scene of their success, as
well as misfortunes. Warren went to Balti
more, and Jefferson made an appeal to hie
patrons under ,circumstances of a peculiar na
cure,: for- a,benefit. His claims upon the pub
lic—his losses —Were set forth in language none
could mistake ; the night tame, the house win
deserted. The friends who smiled upon him
in the days of prosperity—would not do so in
his night of sorrow and gloom—the expected
benefit was a failure. "Forlorn and broken
hearted," the old man quitted his home ; his
registered oath, that he-Would never play more,
in Philadelphia, was :kept:„.:With one 'Of his
sons he stilted for Harrisburg, where under
the accumulation of domestic woes and the
cold neglect of the public, he—died."
, The "gallery" also contain& a brief biogra
phy of one of Mr. Jefferson's , grand7childreu,
named John whose "native humor on the
stages, and-Viability and • lindible (=duct of
it; rendered him at once an esteemed and re
-BPeckal)l9.ll4tOr.." He fell in: .a . fit and died:in.
Harrisburg, on.the 4th. of , September, 1831.
ALL should read .Prof. Irood;a advertisement
in another column. • ,
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Two Emmen PIIKIN of beautiful new spring
calicoc. a large lot 'of bleached and unbleached
muslin of , the best make ; blue. cheeks, at
144. cents per yard ; white stockings, at 121
cents another lot of those good white rib
bed Stockings ; ladies' pocket handkerchiefs,
at 12icents; children's pocket handkerchiefs,
with-border, 5 cents • shirt breasts . 12/,
.15 and up to 871 cents; 25 pieces new pant
did; undershirts and drawerevery .cheap.;
cotton and -woolen. ••socks, at all , prices ;
40 dozen woolen stockings, for children, 121
cents; 14- Itoti bleached muslin 121 cents;
all wool French: merinos, all colors, at 62 and
75 cents,. -Raging, bought the balance of the
stock of a city wholesale house of plain and
figured Swiss muslin, brillants, white cam
inks, Nausuck and Victoria lawns, suitable for
'dresses, as those goods will be very scarce and
briY. Our
stock of Furs at cost. S. LBW;
Rhoads' Old Stand.
NOTION I BARGAINS i BARGADM H—Glentlemen
naw is the.time to have a good fitting Shirt
made to measure or from sample. lam now
making a good shirt for $1 25 equal to any oth
er pow in the market for $1 75. All work
guaranteed to fit and to give entire satisfaction
to the wearers r Always on hand &large assort
ment of Ladies' and Gentleman' Furnishing
Goods at the old prices; also a large lot of A 1.
Irish Linens at the old prices. If you want a
bargain or ..a good, fitting under garment, just
golto James A. Lynn, Manufacturer, No. 12,
Market street; next to Hummel & Hillinger's
grocery store, Harrisburg, Pa., ' where he is
selling without regard to cost or the advance of
goods.
CONTINUAL DROPPING.—A French editor
has given they following amusing, description of
the effect of an advertisement. The first time
a Loan 4646 all advertisement he takes no notice
.of it, the 'second time he looks at the' name,
third time he looks at Vie price, the fourth
he reads it, the filth tlmezhe speaks ef it
is wife, the sixth. titritt a all those who look
-dlefully .to their owa interAyt 444134 the cheap
r good' Wart or tTrich & Bowman and'buy.
fßunsuloctitift Etattatap OtiorniiN lebrnarn 1 tai ii
TELEGRAPH OUT OF TOWN,
LIST OF REGULAR AGENT 4
The DAILY MORNING AND EVENING
TELEGRAPH is sent every drorriing and after
noon, by the earliest trains that leave the city
after its publication, to the following
ALTOONA—George W. Patton.
ANNVILLE—G. W. Hooverter.
BLAIRSVILLE—E. Laughlin.
CHAMBERSBURG—George Tuckey.
CARLISLE—George M. Bretz.
COLUMBIA—H. H. Fry.
DAUPHlN—Jefferson Clark.
DUNCANNON—J. Hood.
ELIZABETHTOWN—John W. Few.
GREENCASTLE —H. D. Deitrich.
HIGHSPIRE—F. 0. Alleman.
,HUMMELSTOWN--George N. Schultz
HAGERSTOWN—C. Swingley.
LEBANON—H. H. Roedel.
LOOK HAVEN-=J. Stratton.
LEWISTOWN—J. "41. Cogley. ,
MEDDLETOWN—George H. LenhaTt.
RECHANICSBURG-4. Eminger.
MECELANIOSBURG —William Tate.
MOUNT JOY—James Dyitttrt. '
lIILLERSBURG—B. G. Steever.
NEWVILLE--W. R. Linn. •
SHIPPENSBURG—KeIso & Hinhie.
SUNBURY—J. Washington, • .
WRIGHTSVILIE--W. MPore. .
YORK—J. EL Boyer.
PRE4 ' ERVE Y0LDL,8F411 . . 4
SEVALETRY OF 1T1.1114
YOUK.ER 0:1:kt. AND MEET
RY min; that EA (o,ll(seant,. Popular} sad:dpeetecilltem-
ABI:kieIt;D'SiXTRACT4WCItI.. . •
• Reed the de vettheteent io uoother oolumn,aed profit
by itr- • . f:
Cis/ma a.end Symptoms ltnemended,
Cut it out,TresuAce.it. ,a on may ,tiet.now require, it,
fJul-may.nt some Future Day.
"It gives be.dtb and. vjgor, to.the - frame,
Andhloom to the pallid Cheek." . • •
IL eaves Long . eufferiag Lied lin.posare.
Beware of Counterfeits I Cures Guaranteed.
Jt3;daw2m
EtArit tbuli nyg
Wm. d. Batchelor% .Die
. .
The only Hand* And Relinbl6',Dyef:linown. -
An others era, mere imitatione.iiik.d avoided ,
if you wielf ridkuLa. ,
ORR?, RED oFFILUSIT - iiilit dyed foistaully to • a
beautiful am oat deaf Brriu,ur . gault, yr,itiaUpt,..4Ue Least
injury to Noir or Stitt.
,
' YIirEKLN: 'DIGS AND .DIPLOMAS liave 4 boeu ,awar.
drid' io Wm. A. Bannurniti 4.lfricand 0ver.1.00,000,
applioalitins haV4 beelinui4i3 114. ii, of,
,kne protons
Ilia'frunoun
Wm. A. BATCHELOR'S HAI& DYE
„produqes a echo
hot to be dilubiguisbea frecn,nakure afiCiimpukaemrsa
not td imturain'tne testy however . 16 44 111 3 1 S.Ail cogitin
add %d ill ortid Uree raineinnt a tie Lair
in invigorated fbr bre bylblenereadia Dye, eltjuthie prop
erly apldied at N0;18 dodd Street Wear York. . .
Sold iu Witten cited
,' a:M.1010ml of the pinks! Slated, by
Drug:Sea and Fanc y
n 'Geode Deaiere.
The Llennihe has' the'name *Wlllieni A. BaWbelur,"
id addrese upon a gee] plaW) engraving, on the four
sides or each box.
Wltoliatie Fecteey, , Bl l EteMev
Late '.=3 ktroadway, New York.
aa2•dawly
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FUR FEMALES.
. . . .
.
"Read the Rojo ~ ,ingcertilicatell, front nue of the. Brat.
ladieS in thiek j;p4xi any Agents in that
(tlr Brtitol & Cu.,) awl told theni.. Wet 14ho, of
coarse, did nut Wis.. her MM . _, Public., but if any
due should doubt the won;ercitt..e4oneneY. 0f..D0. Doom
&Pe Guiden Pals, they abgbtrefer any. Lady ; to :her, as
- she conakered it a duty, ad Wed_ es a, &tsar°, to her
llnnwledge of their elliatiy, as , adadnistered, , ia: her
daughter, a young I &di IS years • Md. :•tle vrae fact
Inle'cons miPu'n—fied oeld—Aature became
olutoruoted. Two boxes Goictea Pdls entire
ly cured, her, mid sae is. nevf.* r•4l l BB,:health,.—.
IWe were In buying , t he genuine.. Full, and,
directions accompanying g.tedtbox., . Price al,—
didd wholosiale and retail by 0, ~A.,Banaraisay ;No.
Jimes Row, end CL K. finis; Campaign area, Harris..
burg, pa. By mending either, of, thew o .o;Gmbilittt4 m
l i "st office. alb, eq.nt conlktouslallir
t"Y"Y 94 ,11 .t0 altir. Part b( *49 Kl;al43til'irnoAaPtstorlae ,
tol r e:caltßWql4. l ,4ltry, 'taxman, mud
of aWklnd Wmve.t la;
@imm ix 8 4. „ 4 01 F3
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ot ll 4# iu4p91041, A 4; upAsfop; ttrttore,yb . iAt4 Ajag ninmufu x!Pthl:An VAlTof:thus%sOM aOW-mP elllatuFfluf.
8..0. Ai/We onevery! , base
ell teen thealllM
-autitarldi Thu ingreinenta .o).l.ng. , thet
atienre Pills *re, to osery Agebt, any, they,
me - safe, and Will Perliiicri. a 1 tsislmed
,for Gmbh ,
'Sold also by, T. L Lumaiirger,_Lebsuon ; A. J. t Itaulf
a, llechshicsburg ; id. sturits,Lewlstowu ; 8. Billet!,
• lite ;S. G. Wild Newvilial 1. Shia, Shippens,
burg; J Spangler ' Ottembersbu.l ; C. T. Miler, Vara ;
J. A. •,'oolf, W. ighetville • 8. B.Stevens, tie Ming ; and
'al P. Gunter, Reading, a nd by "one ‘truggl i t" 4.5/ every
tawu and villtge in this United Slatl34-eildley
'ea 4m
CHOICE LIGHT R'EAD/NG.-
1:01E SUTH - ERLANDS, by the author of
"Rutledge,". Price $1.25.
Also new editions of •
RUTLEDGE—uniform with "Tbe Sather;
hide,.. SL2S.
BEULAH—twenty-fifth edition-81.25.
RASA' LYNNE—A-new Novel--50'cents.
TOR TIDLER'S GROUND; by Pickens, 25 eta.
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE, 88 ate. • ,
logether with all the New Books, soon fur
published At
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
. .
NEW • DRESS .GooDs.
IittI3ROIDERRD REPS,
Pieta arid:Figured Reps '
•
Rich Figured all Wool Delaines,
Plain Merinoee and Cashmeres,
Fancy Paris Drees Silks,
Superior Plain Colored Dress-Sala,
Warranted makes of plain black ellks,
New Styles Low Priced Delaines
At CAtHOART & BROTHER'S.
Next , door to the Harrisburg Bank Market Square.
nov4
JUST .0-PEN ED, -
A LAILGX §,T9,0,11, OF
.3F° 17 MIL Sit •
i RICH. DARK SHADES.
VERY CHEAP GOODS FOR THE
At OATIICABTS,
de23 Next door to the Harriebmi tank.
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WALLOW'..laiirj4,
HK RRISH (MG . aiitt PaIIaADELP Did
Win., A. Burk, Agent 812 Markag,streeig Philetasi
phis, formerly Lioimogme 4 Co.
ff', ea
pecial Conductor in charge och
, train, epode deli vereol.M. We War•sh.susa, Pisill.i ,
ph Ail 4*o'alOsir , It; 4, elli in, deli owl I. st< rr I
alPg next mating;. J. WALLOWER, JR., Agent
ali2l4tl Office Rawlins< nenot..oiiri.bu*k.
1 ) 000,000_ ENVELOPES 1
N immense dock of ENVELOPES of every
size is now opening at_
BFRONER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE
11gRESH BUTTER and EGGS constantly
1: on hand and for sale by - ----
NIOHOLS It BOWMAN;
9 . .comor .Frox4 and MarjcgtAnreedn.
' ORA.NBERRIES, Dried Fruits, Fres h
Apple, }lemony, at .
NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S,
corner, Front and Market streets.
• i OR RENT.—A two-story : brick house
1 1 4 1 1
. Fine s'reet between SecOnesed Third; Ase,lmeee
=e houses; Maguire of 1141! ? :Miirlay, corner of t3toond
line idrista, ... •_, '. , if . 'f.;'.''..: j2B.tw.
1 w
- -
114' , '-' "
VMS l iglo : i of French B
anket
shl B rxtv94l' „n a BROT ...
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REGULAR AGENTS
A OARI TO Tag LADER4
S. D. HO WE,
er4prinior. bre,r_York
LiOLIDA=Y'S
Netr "Abverttsettirtits
- PUBLIC - BALE.
Vkjl,LL be sold at _at 10
o'clock I M., on siTURDAI Tex DAY FEB ..iUARY, 4:),; 1862, at the Godyt Ei...use.in
liar
nsburg, thAtollowitrg yithiable Fstare, viz :
A certain lot or Ground situated to Upper Swahtra
tilltittlii/..PauPll.Kes - X4Thjthaitt one tillikkint...e.f.
toUow the line of the city of ifuoistiurg, cootaluing nine
acres, mire or less, on Which ys erected a large Distillery
(known os the Keystone Distillery,) together with a set&
meet number of Pies for feeding one todusabd Hog.; Al
en, other out building. necess , ry about an establishment
of Vie hind.
The Wadtory is located on the Pannsylvenis Railroad
with a siding belonging to the property, the Pennsylva
nia Canal muklug frie boundary. line of the, oud of
said pro t .eity. • • '
nay.; erauu wishing to examine the prittnisa before
'the day of rade, Will please e tit - ou Sir John Yont4, near
theiLatne, udieysillgige.any infermatitat thirt may Do
iiftre - si&t. If ihe preatises shOuld lint he told ott said dry
they will t e for, rent. '
Attendance will be tifen dud conditions of sale made
known by
j 23 .-3w - JACOBI. BIM
All Work Promised in One Week
P Er SY . TIM A. NI A
STEAM BYEI-aitt* ESTAIILISiIiki ENT
104 litiiker and 6th,
IIiRRI.MBURG,
VAT HERE ,every. clescrip!ipu ,of ; Ladies'
andtlentlemetto'iiarments, Piece Goads, am., aro
Dyed, Cleansed and finished In the best manner and at
the shorteit notice. co.,
Nora-dimly Proprietors.
COAL! POWDER!!
COAL 'REDUCED 1 1
N considaeati' c:n ' ; of ti"nies, and
I Rai sellexclustvelt3Poll CASH, I have reduce the
'price of Coal as , .•
ykens Valley Broken @ $2 90 per ton
la Large Egg . " 9; 90 lt "
" Small Egg " 290 " "
" - .Stove' " 290 . "
" -".' !fat CC 226
Willatbarle " 90 gl•
Lorberry CI 290 gt
jai - All Coal delivered by the Penn Weleereeete,• it
Can ea weighed at the purchasers dter,-latairtt falls ,
short 10 rooms, the WSJ Willi be forfeited, '
All Coal of the best quality mined,. delivered free free,
fill Itupurlltee.
•
u-Coal stildiktolonlititres,,ah theLloWast , waotsasts
,
Agedt fur Dupont's Celebrated Powder, a large supply
always on hand, at Manufacturers prices.
I AgrA. large lot of superior baled Hay for sale.
32:3 : • PAWS $11.1:1W-ar,!Eqg•
• THEO,. •F. .00HEFFER,
HOOK AND • JOB •:-PDIENTER,
•
NO. 18 - ILIRKET STREET,
, und „..,„ •
sarParticulatiittential'in .
'Muting, Ruling and
Binding of Rallrfaut„lllanlre; iispifedgisovik4es, Checks,
Draft'', km CARD 3 penned at St, $3, Si r , and $5 per
thoureuld in elegiintntyle. ••••• • . •
SOLDIER'S' NICK' SACK'S,
JENOR Sale at • •
I.7.niti.utivanitUerkso . ranolt 9101111
Camp writiug Csoas,,
Needle or Ereinng Cases,',Shaving - or ItazOtases,
Toilet Cases,
_ Match Cases.
Pocket Ink - Stands,
Pocket
P - Ociet Knives ,
Fine Combs,
c a ii iro n ittors.
Beyer Pipes, ' .
Tobacco Boxes,
'
Wicker, le er Platina Flasks,
thur
`Plp.ns, Penholders, p7r h nvel eas.
I Soldiers will see XL X gluoe th e ekes to oet an
'outfit in smell wares is at No. 91, Markel street.
}aii-de.§-"'Filrt re. • " • - wind. ne9
11E117.31131WCAEL,
TRAVELING AGENT OF TEE
OLD - WALLOWER LINK ,
17111J§,PLD .TRANSPORTATION. LINE
Sunni in successful operation VA prepared to carry
freight, na LOW se any, other individual line between
Philadelphia, HarrieburOunbury;Levriebnrg. Williams
sport, Jersey Shore, Lock Haven, and far potato on the
Northern ()antral, Philadelphia and aYie, and Williainii
port and. Elmira Railroad,. •
Land direaitat Harrisburg,
D. A. MIIBNOH.
t [foods sent to PEACOCK, ZOLL & BINOHM.AI4, Nov.
80.8 and 810 Market street, above Eighth, by 4 o'clock, "
wiltartive at HairriTburg, ready tbr delivery the
neat morning. O. F. MIIENOH,
pBtt ?raveling Agent.
, .
"THE PIN:MIGHTIER THAN TELE
' • - SWORD."
THE LARGEST STOCK,
_UP, MO BEAUOTh STYLES An PitlyanNs
Gold and Silver Penail and Pen
'eagles: • -
In the market, is to be found at
. ; BERGNER'S' CHEAP 13C;s0KSTOILE.
FrEIF, 1181 FURS! 71:71bi I FURS
sow
-- Utiefraiigifttirretiliirs;
' , FrAncb3gble Fure y >.
xer Medan Tun,
- tette*:
,;L& U*"sqllPo97..:
Orinit=a-nnetre %Over". Article warren
tad to be exa.nly onoypplpitaN.att,,
ATHUAT & - BROTHER,
notat • • gent! With.* sbuTg - Rink.
' NOTICE, • .•
hetaby that. Mia. Lavinia :line
al beali has Zed on application to the Ooartefitputrler
Beattie= of Dauphin county, for 'l`i'vern. License in the
tilt Ward ol.the:olly ot.Harrisburg; and: that: the Amine
wig be presented to , the said Court on the Ath day 01
Febiizak7;lB62. J. C. YOUNG.;
3td*
ii3T(Yr . Ittak- STOGIE' !
Writingu table
Desks,
Backgammon Boards,
Traveling , Bsgs,
- 1 - Purses, Wi ll ets,
Toilet Bottles,
an a geperal MeOttment df
.FANOY grAciss, •
Call,at ' '
• BMGNEIt'S CHEAP 80011-BTOBE
VIT . >3014310,E 'tied 'RE;TAIL DEALER
ir - ld Weo ll SilarY,Vrireign. and Doinereaks roil.— •
Pixo,y.ad..
eaftruloo; kt4tsins ,and . L Nola of . ; all . kinds.—
rre#n 0 6 4 , t 4 ,1114 1
, 1 .; & 4 01+, cian4l6 3 ,: Vinegar, *OA To
bitapa;Sttara an d Country 'Produce In general, at tho
curj ..
er of Third aid iyalantsWecnr.,
r 1203-dsm " JOHN WISE.
OLD . Pat4sl=-The jargesfand best
' sleek, Tronittoo 'to $4 00-liiariantedet.
Ile AIIakFFER% ,BOOASTORE4
11 ,11 ARG-1;. and Extensive AsSortment of
Glass-ware, Just received from the tactorkeyitulicir
catitA cheap by N101191;8 & 130Wite
eel er, pmt.anti illafheAalfeets.
CAMP COMPANION. A
eZ y ler=a t kt i t i gri " " 1 .7! g • r °b.:Ds r .
1020 - SCHEFFBE'N EIC ( AMI )63'
rEplillNe. -Free& Groan'd 'and Whole`Spicei
± Pepper, Alepice, said Mace, at,
NICROLS & BOWMAN'S,•.
-- earner /*tonic/Id t illetreets.
erlibwitk i Fresh and
ap Bap* of tWa Oolobssol.Coffeoke*r&OOTPo*
'7 , 3*,, , i0a 3 ] Wll. DOCIS, Jr., & Co.
EuL Eta t ttoui~
HELMBOLD't GENUINE PREPARATION
ultiG .LY CONCENTRATED"
0011IPOND-FLUIPAIMACT BLICHU,
Positive and Specidis - Reliiedy
For Iniew:ea of the .BLADREI4.4IDNWI73, GRAVEL,
.and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS:— -
This Medicine increases the4clWer.•ef Digestion, and
excites the ABMORERNIXE let ?:lundthy fiction, by which
the WATe'RY Ort CXLClAREOUS.depeitilitins, and all UN
NATURAL ENLARGESENTB.-11 , i3 reamed, as well as
PAIN AND INFLAMATIoN, addiit gond for
MEN, WOMEN-OR CHILDdEN.
HELMBOLD'S
. For Weaknesses
Arising from Fitteessis, Hattitnot Dissipation, Early In
:discretion or Abase.. .
ATTrEN Dal WITH THE IrOlAtil*NG Obit:it:Nß
indiiniosition to Exertion, Intarer Power
:Lessor _Memory, MBank a smoin g ,
, Weak Nerves, -Trembting,
Horror of Disease, : . Walkerelness,
.Dimoess a Vision, - the Bank,
Universal tkesitnde of the Iftironir..Bretem,
tiot - Hands, • • : • : - Blitehing of tee Body,
Dryness of the - Einptione on t•m Face,
PALI'S° VOMENANdEa—
. _
These symptctiett_:if:allowed Ignektatt, which this med.
Icinstevariaolyett.
- IMPO r get 7.-CTU/T:VO A/ IM,
.
IN ONE OF WEIICH TFIE,tA.EN•rgAir AIL IRE.
Mho can say that they are /iietfreqateitly followed by
:those ;IREFUL MI4 MASKS,"
'INSANITY, AND.VONHUMKION,.
:Hank : ere a ware of the canoe; of ; their iliirming,
BUT .
/11,.RE - .10 °DS OF THE INgtellt . •
And the Melanckoly Deaths by Conitnitption,
WAS AILPLV IcIrNICSSTO,FIII Tgrln or me Af . lBl[RTl•gi.
ORGANIC W.I. 1101,NICSS,_: .
Raisins the aid or medicine to strengthen and ,
Inviiiewat- the Siete=
Which Hatmeote's EXISAOT. BQCHU ieseriebty doer
♦ muAL. wnc cranzatass moor ammeTrOim.
FEM 4LE3-FEMALE3-FEMALES.
LO OR YOUNGC4INGLEV MARRIED, OR COMTEMPLA
MARRIAGE.
MANY ARTECTION.4 . PRIMA* 11).71 4M4E:
the Extrtiet. Ituetufii int:quaked ¢y any ether rern ufy,
es in. Chloroels or Retention, pregfilarity, kaintalneet, or
Ruppresitom of cuetotitary Evacuittonti, Mceretett,-or.
Seirrhoue
for
of tho Meru; Leueartitee Whites, Steril
ity, and for all Co:Millings Incident te - the sex, yrhether
arising from Indiscretioa, Habits of psolgation, or In
the
ARMIN ... B : O B R OHAIGIcr.LIFX.
SHOULD BElyrrixptrr.,o
•'
TAKE NO MODE EWAN, MUMMY, OR. UNPLEASANT MEDI
OINK OR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS DUMMER.
HSLMBOLD'S ESIZA.GT ZWOHI7
' • SECRET DISEASES.
to all their Stages, At little Expense ;
Little or no change in Diet; . No inconvenleJae;
~ .. ... Arad.= Etzpanwe.
it causes a frcquent de. ireami gives strength to Urinate,
thereepremoving Obstroetions,
; Preventing and.Garlaglitrieturee of tee Urothra,
, Allaying Palo mat Latiammatioa, so iroquent in the
elass,el diseasesii: extolling e4i Poiarnirl,.Dsasafsed
andiiati-ct m .
• : .5 - -
AIIIIKV7PONI Taiwan*
; TIVO BIT ER1r2111? Vld dlital QVAdX3, '
lad who have paid atavy ma to be cared is a short
teihavb 4 big Olfigavolt sad that the "POI
SON" haii, : b ''' e tiseAurtuiiff," , been
dried up in the system, to breat out in an aggravated
form, and • i .:- 1 .. .
: ' " AREL4P, ilitlatiLialillag. : '
, Use Hamanxee Itu&tor forall attztione ,add
dietiaima of the
:s c IBdIYY tail - GANS,
whether °stades in
MALE OH FEMALE,
HOW LONG- SCANDING.
diseases of theme Organs require the aid of DIURETIC.
'HittlidEtof.arrS mErit set BUONO' •
; - ' ' THE OEM DIURETIC,
And* certain to hare the desired . effeet 10 all' Diseases
WHICH RPlOcilitiENOdD.
' Eigiaiwo of Me . most relisble rat rapetialie character'
willabaompaay die mediaes.
CERTIFICATO3 OF CURES
i frown Bto 20 yearn standing,
WITH NaII3I3IINOWN TO
SCIENCE AND FA. ttE.
Price $1 00 per bottle,
.or six for $5 00;
Reiman* fa any address, securely pupa from obaor
ration.
• !DIVAIRIBE rtmerokADl ALL covltutaki.kuoNs.
tiares Gaaraateed I . Advice Gratis 1
''" AFriniVrr.' •
alPerim'lly appoAred before Inoovik , Aldormita of ..tho
o 7of Pnilsolvdonto n g.,T. , AwAra, wao,poln,g, duly
orn, dOtirifity; hatirbp•MdiabblitAnk'n.b yOtreoNo, no
orousgithentlidrnjorionitfragiAtitiViie-•
4 bin
* -'•-• • - ' •' • Tf.4'."HilaniO . I ri;
i Swornamd minim:tined before me, WA 280 day od'llo
4 , 6211i8G" 1854,• , ."..‘• wip Pas imsamr,tiudivisaiN, -, ,
aitata•9t , MiourlimicKsißega.l
Address ;
letter. for Information in kvonedonoa .0
~ ,11: - T:pCELVIMOyLp . ., - gli - '
XlebatliOnoutlOttaitti St'.;, btil.lolo*.n* Atli, , ,
-! ) BEWARE OF COUNTEttrIBITN
ANDIINPRINOIPiiii - DIALERS,
19Inkondenvor to (144p0t0 ~ o v Theta OWN", itn4 ..ortunt".
'wind= on i.ii , nithutArtOiNthiuniniti Id 1
Hislmbold's Genuine Propittntimi . 4 .
• .. ... ....xtr - Meta Its;
" : .' ~ NefeflOffelav •, •
, .. - 1 InitirNven Rmo 'Wish. •
Sold:by C: K.• fisher,. D. W, avian, X. Wyeth, 13. • IL
Binnvait. - • • .
AND ALL nnuonsv svrhararzißa
ASK FOR IikiLMESOLD'S. .TAME NO OTHER.
Got oat the,a4vettivemont Anditand totqi. t.. . .
AND AVOID IMPOSITIO NI AND EXPOSURE.
novlB dly
..
SEWING hIeikeEETNES
10N48 BROOk.&1112.0%, .
PiIIZE MEDAL SPOOL COTTON.
,: 1200 g MIR YD & WHITIA.BLAQXIII7OLiIitgOi.
31E1113 thread being madeTartiettlarkr for
I. sewing Machines* vEitY STRONG, 81(00111 AND
111,AbTIO. Its strearthialiot Unpaired by whtehic sidt
by friction of the needle.
,For .Itechinea, use Brooks'
Patent Glace, .
; ' FOR UPPER` THREAD,
Brouke Patent Six Cord, Redilricket,
FOR iTND~R •
Sold brreepeoltie . a
Gans sacs, Moos** xes.,,hy
. W W. lIRMAIMIIM'eI, Sole Meant.
• i m it‘dg m • . • 88* /gee Nef
• COAL! 00AL1 I
$B, AND;S6-1111i 4 f0141 0V2;0001438:
• 0.4 D. YAS Weft,
t
7 - 4 ; srket Birebt, yaiii
the Canal, foot of North street, %%decal° and 'Rit
dealer le
TARR/MOAT,
WILKABARRE,
LYARNB VALIART,
SUBBORraut
BROAD TOP DIAL
ninlies and Dealers may rely upon obtaidng a Bret-ratt
otlele, and full weight, at the lowest rates. Orders
pilimpurettoo_ded to.. A Literal Amount made to pur
rpaying for the;
_99.100.1„40U erclared.
esent price, ST Samoa. •
arrisburg. PG• • ,
LENB. K
TIMMER or
Piano, IttEdodeon, Guitar and singing
DARTIC.IMAR attention will-be-paid--tor
au c eence i thr of pia voice...after 0 9311#014 1 "4"•-
bratiii ndlhod: celri W Iftao Kn
9ttite
93 MarketAtrelt : . . .114idne
Rensselaer PolyUcgulio Inntiinte;
TROY, NE,W YORK
10HE n.
this ,semi-annoal session.
of this 'Sell known hustityte for. inetsuollotirkin :the:
Mathffinati4l, Five:teal and k , lidurat
mace au, Wednesday, Feb .19thi,1862. inll:course in.
Militarjr-Belance is.nowl-n progress:— 'Graduates - of - the -
Inslitute fled no difficulty In Foplaininveryft est rable po
sitions as Civil, Naval andloplttaplucalffiegiseers. The
Annual *seater, giving full particulars, can be obtained
of Prof.'Charles Drowne, Director.
N. S. S. HENAN, President
riIIOICE Syrups, Loverings- and other
1,,./ choice brands, for sale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
J corner Front and Market streets.
.•
OUR newly replenished stock of Toilet
and Fancy Gkiods is unsurpassed in this 0.17,1414
FI -
coSfisent tif sonde TritAlq ,
9
j?" T
. ful liar lY k l ai nv ittreek two
tea
Call;
doors faustor.litHalki s t reet, south
,0444•131 L, BEAT COAL 01 , 4, - Wholebale.
seta#o, wow bp NOHOW* ISIAVICM
— ciirderilitent andtlairlastreetaV
2musentento.
SANFORD'S Ntit - OFtRA. HOUSE
THIRD BELOW teilliEt. •
FRAN'S. BROWEII,
In his Great Delieniations
Every Evening this Week ;
Together with
SANFORD'S TROUPE.
This Evening--THE MUMMY.
Admission, 25 cents.
Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents.
Seats in Private Boxes, 76 cents.
Entire Box, • $5.00, -
Doors open o'clock ; Commetavtit 74 o'clock.
aItOTIO MUSIC HALL!
WALNUT BELOW THIRD STREET.
CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY !
Hundreds :Unable- tb Obtain -Admission
The greatest array of Talent ever appearing
in the CAPITAL of the KEYSTONE STATE.
EVERY EVENING 1 EVERY EVENING 1.!
COMPosed of MALE and FEN ALE ARTISTS,
each one being a STAR in their Profession.
Ole Bull Dick Myers, Violinist.
Aft:drawn - - 10 and 15 cents.
Dooreopen% o'clock. Commences at 74. o'clock.
FRED. AIMS,*
Proprietors.
(Positively no Boys admitted.
A. HUMMEL,
'nxuatu
BOOTS AND' SHOES,
BUFFAIb AND GUM. OVER SHOE'S,
It ~ TRUNKS AND CA.RPS I' BAGS.
ATITHS OLD STAND corner or the alley, next to the
Court douse, Market street., Harrisburg, Pa. •
Thaokkul .the pakronage heretofore belitOWed, 4Pezi
the lateilhui.oPlUzllbutrieliel-V:A..;'alro trtlkt fly strict at
tention to business, and by keeping a wellsatscrso nom
da (Wand to merit a ron Minuet of the same
Meese call and examine oar swot' and PRICES ber.re
buying, elaewhere. •
jaw .iIUN ItEt
Goods are purchased direct from he manufactures for
cash enabling, teem 10 sell very Mw.
- JUST'OPENI B 1
APISEILOT- OF SUPERIOR
MADEV , Gittiii•Tobtidecv, and -frourone
to tw9 r .ye&TSolli,, of my own manufacture. A One
tot of choice ebetying gott-Smoicing Puma)°, .gt pee, Snuff
and a large variety of (Aber articles coneututly on ban
tor sale wholesale and retaiL Thauktul for former pat.
tbuage, I hope by strict ittiMtkin tObuilnluif to receive a
liberal share of the. trade.
A line Smokleg ROOM attached, whero cuttuners may
I sylieck , and tect.my &gars and Too:woo •
Don't forget the window with the amp in it; that is the
place to buy your Tobacco and r,e4are. North !target
Square, above Market street; .thrtlnJues.
Dec. 4, lB6l.—Orn WM. WYlt4)l7.
• FOR RENT.
THE commodious STORk ROOM. on
liti
'.oes' House,"
(. verly's Hotel,) oesupied during tne last eight oar nine
yearantiiilegrelryltid Vintatintking escousdixims, Sta.
owsi4grio .tioUses the vicionity
utiCe Calgtol. sons& of tho 4• -homing etooDllng, meats
boinwice house, acc., and vaosnL lota attached.
(Possession given the drat of April son
0 RAMA',
[Hang
OV/ 1 3i Am 9
' t i I . l' ' tI , k 2 I -"I ? . • .
i
' . '''
'-'
' ''.
' It, SALE.
valuable. Two Story. double frame
r . ottillPtinhiw aid Loot-'sroit;d:alguinet Quit*
nefjoi arm strew. and Niat,avenne, 30 feet on North
11ie, 4 4 16,4 / 11 tfectdePP, Of9.:*ehetnent nitiheria, taarcet=
tat, Lila aleirviiii7o*, also a never fatting opong ot,wa
ig% .. .: Tull IS Ma 4taUlatad for a atom or twat,
Ter lll3l4l /4 6 / 6 ' g.411.c.0 of W.. BARR, .
iliii4 ' ~. .. .... . eiti,..tronknkeer.
,-• • -
Eiltlit P H li E I' 13 . '
.
STEOI.IIO- HOItiCEPATHIO
iiv: REMEDIES!
Is have received a fresh stock of these
• valuable remeules—suitable for mi manner of
dilease -.lor•list, of Specific Remedies see almanac for
18112.
: ta tangle boxes, wittrdirectons; ter 25 cts. and 50 ete.
In web tit Mx tioite, With boos of direction/21 00.
Id . oille'iot Maki - betas with boos of dtrectioaa 22 $O.
to min or twenty large vials with bates of directions
$ 00
b oom of tl. It tt " t 64 It $5 00
We'ave now prepared to fill cam# vials of any or the
Releetellos troth Alb. 1 10 20, an , : ti ItuhLitt ffulaphrejta'
tiliaisaannstomers may ded e.
ODD'S k Irritsur or Hand it 21 li, or Vegetable
°tante/yet . , proparef by F. DuMpitreyu, M. D., osii
bp halted by wholesale or iota!' et
, t ie
• BELUttt'd Drug and Fancy Store,
JEdl id Market street.
, CO*Li COAL l I - 0041:41' 1 1
riEiE undersigned would inform the con
.Efozmers of Coal that. hale Doir'prepaied to fantail
041 froai bode' Cover perfectly dry and clean is all
Linde of weather;
Liseaß Tat 'Etrarea - Coal
• Lapps ksg
"
dt Na t ‘,
kitteitin Lump Coal.at No.
t 4 2 as
a fit
l a t i e r • 5 ti t
_ berry. Broad Top and Allegheny, also Hickory and
Pi e Wood" BYlkad.
• irlabarg, Jan 7, 71162 -dim*
s'' k. OMETHING NEW!
. Otexenna ler having Boots and Shoes
D .-
not blackened. Blacking that will give a polish on
.
m .
et or greasy. beats: ,Tu4t the thing for .he Mime, when
'every one cannot afford 'two o 1 three palm of awes or
baits , . Call and examine, at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S,
ial corner Front and Market omega.
''OR BICE CHEAP.--A TWO
•.,L1 • STORY' , FltaldEl • HOUSIsI, 123ix60 teat
altuateil olpGrlt .4 - street, la the rear of the
„ItaserValr. Far farther particulars apply on s
thei,pretaises to
122412w*
TO FAMERS.
EIATS I OATS 1 I Cud* paid for . : Oats
N/ by JAMES M. WHEBLEB.
Y _
OUNG MEN. desiring .to i3eryir in an
Infant lit, whien will likely tie sent
South, would do well to apply t the undersigned, who
hasianthorlty to rate a comp Any.
WESLETAWL.
AY ! HAY 1 1-50 tons superior baled
Hay, for sale wbolablle and riAall by
JAMES Y. WHEELER.
CHEAP 81:TGARS'I 1"--Ca11 at
NICHOLSA,BOWMAN,
.05 . . corner Frontard market streets
EXTRA - FAVILY FLOUR in fourth and
halt blot: • also, wholesaleand retail tb,
New Grocery, and Prtmiaton Sore, Front. and 'Motet at.
NICHOLS R SOWN. r.
.
ALM - AN:A.OB I AMANA - 6S I
_ .
.EAR'S GERMAN AND ENGLISH, AL
MANACS in every quality can be. had at
, , BERGNER'S CHEAP' ,BOOKSTORE.
- -
IMC- 0- 41 - 4. 1-13- __
_A -B— N
I' Yon wante.tolgoi.snialiio;BOOEti.for your
phikitere,igocto.i .
rf - 7 AnaletaligfellAtT BOOKSTORE.
E M. M.atliat