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11ARItEd13URG, PA.
peaty Horning, February 5, 1852.
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CITY Locx-Ur contained only three
teistots Monday eight—"drunks"—Who, upon:
bong brought 'Wrote the Mayor this morning
cot properly tliiiposati of.
Sistotimo.-- The sleighing has been excellent
hi sod about our city for the last few days,
11111 every a vailable Fled and sleigh has been
brotielit into requisition to supply the popular
demand for this delightful recreation.
{OPEC:CORE PE THE COUNTY PRISON. —The
&old of Ihsluctors of the Dauphin Count) ,
Priwa has beau organized by the election of D.
tiros4, President, end Henry Peffer, BecreW
ry. Me Board now consists of the following
named gentlemen: Dinielfinyder, D. W. Gross,
George Berirner, Jacob D. Hoffman, Henry Pef.
ler al.l Daniel Shelleuberger.
LIE 'MILITARY HOSPITAL. — We understand
th.tt siveral Sisters of Charity are now officia
ting as nurses to the sick soldiers in the miff
ray hospital :it Camp Curtin. Their modest
&Wittiest, and strict attention to their im
-1111010 duties, dues much to alleviate the suffer
ings of aid soldiers, who treat them with the
rep trot due their heavenly mission.
SANFORD.S OHBA House.--The Bordwells, not
w Maraud lug the inclemency of the weather,
war greeter with a full house, at Sanford's
Orera House Monday night. Their performances
were of the most entertaining character, and
pleased the audience exceedingly. They will
appear again this evening in parlor opera, which
in connection with an excellent programme of
entertainment by Sanford's troupe, will, no
doubt attract another crowded house.
Due Tax —Petition's for a dog tax.of not lees
than ono dollar are in circulation in various
path; of the State. they pray the legislature
to iruptke this tax for the purpose of aiding in
the snrport of the poor in such locations where
thole are uo poor houses, and in every instance
where the tax thus raised is not absorbed for
the support of paupbrs, it shall be devoted to
Ruhuol and road purposes. The idea may be a
good one, but the petitioners will find all taxa
tion, hereafter, sufficiently high without the
necessity of creating any new taxes.
Crum Flan COMPANY.— A stated meeting
of the Citizen Fire Company was held at the
Company's Engine house, last Monday even
ing, when the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
President—Dr. C. Seiler.
Vice President—C. M. Shell.
Treasurer—Joseph Montgomery.
Secretary—David G. Krause.
Assistant Secretary—M Cash.
Howse Committee —J. C. Eckert, Jacob Fleck,
Jacob Vance.
Engineer—George C. Eager.
Assistant Engineer—Frank Blathers,
Captain of Hose—Samsel Sadler.
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THE EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT Ti. R. INFANTRY..
Read the advertisement of Capt. J. M. Eyater
in another column of this evening's Tataaaton.
The Eighteenth Regiment of regular infantry,
to which the captain's company is attached, has
already distinguished itself in the field, and pro
mises to perform still greater deeds in the war
for the preservation of our glorious Union.—
The recruiting.station of the captain, is in the
Exchange, Walnut . street, to which ; place we
reler all active young men who desire to serve
their country under a gallant and efficient
officer.
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LECTURE By DR. DREEVER.—This distinguish
ed divine has received andaccepted an invita
tion from the members of the Pennsylvania
Legislature to deliver a lecture in the Hall
of the House of Representatives this Wed
nesday evening "On the Necessity of Im
mediate Emancipation, for the crushing of the
It bullion and the Salvation of our Country."
Dr. cheever's reputation, as a divine, and .
brilliant and polished orator, will no doubt
draw together one of the largest and most in
tulligott audiences that has ever assembled on
any •liffilar occasion in this city. The following
iF u of the cortespondence which passed
betwilm tlie members of the Legislature and
Dr. ( LtteVer in reference to the lecture :
IlAstusauso, January 17, 1862.
GeORGE B CHEbArsit t
Pastor of the Church of the Puritans,
Yu. 21, Ertzt Fifteenth street, New York:
Lr,ir 'l he undersigned, members of the
601,,te arid House of Representatives of Penn
sc H1 , 11 , 111H fur a thorough understanding
in nu• pablie mind of the cause and care of
our , thuml difficulties, confiding in Your wis
uud pntionsut, and desiring to hear nut
riuu, upon such subjects as you niiirileettr :Pt
ti , e autte-t importance to the Government in
exigaui , s of the present time, respectful
ibviie you to lecture before us and the , public
of lLirrislang, at the earliest day tbat may suit
)9Lir cnr,renience.
Very respectfully yours,
SENAToyta.
.1 E Meredith, J. H. Robinson,
I..;"urge Connell, A. K. M'Clnre,
D L Imbrie, M. B. Lowry,
Wihtbrop W.Ketcham,HenrylohnSoll,
I ..h.er.:e, Laudon, Franklin Bound,
biac 13, , na0n, John A. Hieatand
MEMBERS 110IISB OF BARILVSENTATIVIRS.
"!1,,,1,5e Williams, E. M. Schrock,
..‘..thoi W.prley, H W. 'lulu,
M c Beebe, B. B. Strang,
14,1 , C Brown, .. E. Cowan,
l': \V Twienell, S. Y. Bats,.
W 1 164111 Buchman, T h om" Cochran,
I, ''i` C. lioughert.y, John P. Vincent.
IV E. Smith,
NEW YORX, January 27, 1862.
I , esra. M. B. Lowry, George Landon; leaao
1., mem, Thomas Williams and B. W. Tracy,
al„1 otters, members of the General assem-
Ids of Pennsylvania:
t.vritem-1 am very greatly obliged for
honor of the invitation•you have so kindly
ekm, me, and shall be most happy to accept it
f lecture on the evening of the fifth of Feb
r•ary, it this be agreeable, on the necessity of
geuatitate emancipation for the crushing of the
r. hellion And the salvation of our country.
Most respectfully yorird,„
GROWS B. Crarevirt...
, AIL should read Prof. Wood's adverlisegkelt
suether column.
gpinn.zn.—Mr. Johu Hz- Wright, assistant
sergeant-at-arms of the House of Representa
tives, was. o? or B. A. launbertou, Iraq,
yesterday adiniited to the bar to practice law in
the several Courts of Dauphin °minty: We have
been informed that Mr. Wright passed, a very
creditable examination by . a cntarnittee of the
first lawyers of ihelEitaina Pennsylvania, in
presence of fils.tranar, Jno. J. Pearson. We
predict for Mr. Wrigikt a brilliant future.
A HUMAS Monsraosrrv.—We learn from a
private letter, that the wife of a respectable
citizen of Shippensburg, Cumberland county,
recently gave birth to a child which had four
ears, four legs and four arms—all, with the
rest of its body, singularly well eaveloped. The
child lived only a short time after its birth.
SHOT ORA') BY inut Baonrza.—On Ttiesday
butt a young woman by the-name of Prz, liv
ing midway between Shippensburg and'New
burg, Cumberland coonty,ryns shot dead by her
brotherot lad of some ten or twelve years of age.
We are told that the boy took a gun *Web
had been standing in a lower room of his fath
ers_ house and was nOnliyingl i t up stairs when
he observed ' hie.e>ater ' ended in making: a
bed, and raising,App,,,p!ld htsche war!, "going
to shoot her." Pulli n; the trigger the gun
went off, the load kidging in the head of the
unfortunatesirl and killing her instantly. The
b. y slatt s that he was Unconscious of there be
ing ahrinit in the gun, and bad no intention of
committing the murderous act,
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MONTHLY IWO= OF TEI COUNTY SCHOOL Bu
smarstamerr.—The following is the report.of
the operations of 0010.4 fkhoollinperintendent
Ingram, for the month of October :
.One teacher was examined, and one certifi
oats approved, to supply a vacancy caused by
resignation.
Forty-six schools were visited in Middle Pax
ton, West Hanover, South Hanover, East Han
over, borough of Millersburg, Upper Paxton
and Mifflin.
, One hundred and three and a half hours were
spent in the schools of this District, =king an
average duration of time in each school of 2
hours and 15 minutes.
Attended 1• District-Institute, , andepent two
days at Lebanon county Teacher's Institute.
Traveled"2lB mike, of which, walked 1091--
by railroad 91—in other conveyances, 1771
miles.
Schools generally doing very well—very lit
tle complaint.
The citizens of . Millersburg have a. school
house they may well be proud of. Thelund
tura, best style, is being made as fast as pos
sible.
Lowe Vtarraistow.—The members of Advance
Lodge, No. 39, '
I. O. of Good Templars are to
visit their co-laborers of Washington Lodge
No. 1, this evening at 7 o'clock. The re-union,
from the peculiar circumstances connected with
it, promises to be of unusual interest; and from
,the mutual interchange of sentiment and
friendly greetings between the members good .
impressions Will be formed, and a unanimity of
feeling established that will be productive of
much good to tbe tenspensnoo intersa in our
bhp. Washington Lodge is the pioneer of the •
order in this legion, _huff * while almost every
other organization formed for similar purposes,
have either„been dissolve l entirely, or eke out
a sickly etistence, it hue nobly 'buffeted the
waves of adversity, and stands to-clay as firm
and intact as when first organized, affording
not only a noble example' of individual fealty
at a good cause,' but shewing conclusively the'
superior character of the 'organization itself.
Its daughter, Advance Lodge, although only es
tablished a little over two months ago, lure ac
quired a strength in firkin
dal basis that renders its stability no Iceieri a
matter of doubt, while it affords to its parent
Lodge a support and co-operation in the great
work of temperance reform, iihich, although
the effec t s may, pot be lippment, to
~ thejophlte
in general, are still of, a charm: der jo gratifY
every friend of humanity. We repeat that the
re-union of the two lodgee—this social meeting
of the parent and child—will he an occasion of
More than ordinary interest, and prodn ctive o
the most beneficial results,' in b inding " - the
brotherhood , * eloper ilildrA endeliltij and
tij
inciting them to still greater perseverance in
the glorious work in !hick they are engaged.
Tue PLIVAZINII3I: of.i Ismalltporigonerally
throughout the country; :'.lB-19.waketaing Tenewed
attention to thelinNeotiiV,itincinition. Dr.
Bell, of the BroOklYtiCity g licsiital, has pre
seated a paper on this therne to the lik*
County Medical Seciety,in-which it la-stated
that during 1861 there were_not fir frOm 8,000
clues of the disease, and 'from 700 to 800 deaths
from it. It is astonishing that, •*lien this sick
pees and death udght be almost entirelj
avbided by vaccination, (which . is' performed
feree, in nearly all our public hospitals,) so many
become ItiiTrar
at which arrives is the vrtinwtsnt
orte, that proper vaccination not only prevefitii
smali-fsii, but very many scrofulous diseases.
He urges especially the great importance of
vaccination to infants, and the Making its
robtmenw!oue-oft , the Analilloationslormr ,
trance into every school or asylum for child
ren. He dwells also on the importance of ie.
.Peating the 'operation through life as an extra
safeguard, the virtue of the vaccine matter
being lost partiality, if not, wholly, in the
course of a few years.
. While the medical profession, without-ex .
ception; we believe, Upon the expediency
and necessity of vaccination, it cannot be
denied that there is a deeli-seated prejudice ,
against it among a considerable clam of the
community, yerinded on these lamentable
mass where terrible diseases . have been in
troduced into the system of a healthy child
from the vaccine' matter having btfen,imPure•
41/01r since 11/NNEEt made his great discovery,
there have not been wanting. Blew to ,deerY, it
but there is..happily at the . ; present day ;319.
doubt entertained by bitelligent illeMens Of
simple and harmless, but wonderfully beneficial
effects. Parents:shonl&attaightissi hive the
Operation performed mytheir children iby a
familicidOdciale isiaihaniTtheyinit idscadm
plicit confidence. 141.4.31 i
Famihlbanti Attrittlq:mh; - Ulettitmitigilklatitiq: iftbrirttrg 5;%1862
lacirrr.—A superior article of burnintoil,
warranted non.oxplosive, Is for sale at g really
redact! prices, at Gilbert's liardware Store,oiii
.
pointe he Court House.
Scusrmisci Naw. 7 -Theref lived at one time
In the histo4 of the world a great Mau, whose
dopfstant study was to procure something new;
treading lightly upon the greatness of this in
dividual we will direct your attention to the
tint that Mr. Unica, of our firm, has just re
turned from the 13 eabord with some choice
styles of new sky ,goods, which will, be opened
during the day at the south-east corner of
Front and Market streets.
Noma i Ituitisms i BARGAINS —Gentlemen
now is the time to have a good fitting Shirt
made to measure or from sample. lam now
waking a good shirt for $1 25 equal to any oth
er pow in the market for $1 75. All work
guaranteed tofit and to give entire Betide:Mk:ln
to the wearer. Always on hand a large assort
ment of Ladies' and Gentleman' ,Furnishing
Goods at the'old pribea; alscra large lot of A 1.
Irish Linens at the old prices. • If you want a
bargain or a good fitting under garment, just
go to James A. Lynn, hlruinfiieturer, No.• 12;
Market Street, next,to Hninmel r.
grixiery. 44ie, Harrisbnrg, Pa.; Where' he is
selling without regard to cost or the advance of
goods. • -
Two Mumma) Pumas of beautiful rips spring
calicos; a large. lot of bleached and Unbleached
muslin •of the beat make
,; bins .checks, at
124 cents,Per yard ; white stockings,: at 124
cents; . another lot of thofw good; *bait rib
bed stockings:; ladies' . pocket handkerchiefs,
at 124 cents; children'apocket handkerchiefs;
with border;,' 6' ; ' Shirt'
15, and up to 874 cents; 26 pieced new pea
stuff ; undershirts and drawersvery cheap ;
cotton and woolen 'socks, at all - prices
40 doSIIII wooled' stockings, for children, 124
cents; 14 yard bleached muslin 124 cents;
all wool French meninos, all colors, at 62 - and
70 cents. Raving bought the balance of the
stock of a city wholesale house 'of plain and
figured Swiss muslkw, brillanta, white. tun
briar, Naisuck and Vittoria laiviss,suitable for
dresses, aa those goods will be very ,scarce and
dear next summer DOW lithe firm' to.buy. Our
stock of Forest cost. 'S.
Rhoads' Old Stand:
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TELEGRAM{ OUT OF TOWN.
LIST OF REGULAR. AGENTS.
The DAILY MORNING AND EVENING'
TELEGRAPH is sent every morning and after
noon, by the earliest twins that leave the city.
after ite priblicatiim, to the collowitßl
lAA ' •LA - ST W1R!..,,s ~.
- .... • „ 4, 1 . -
.yaiiollB 441110. - tMAX:filtiiiii. jlieC ie.;
.. turned troth:the seat with an aatainalye, and we I
m . coed stow,. of goods, perchosedter. Dash ; !ultimo fully
invite the clllaene of Itarelabarg,sailvialully- . and.
examine their New Gooda!aiihe old. wand. formerly, oa.-
bulged by V. Hummel, corm-Frani and Market.streets,
Harrisburg, Pa. Prices as low as - any other how,
COFFEE, Green and Browled_;
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'SUGAR of all grades ;
MOLASSES and °ham - Syrups ;
FLOUR,.; in:Elarrels.itud:Saok.;. ..
BUCK-WHEAT and CORN-MEAL;
RICE, .REANS. POT ATOES; .
FISI, of all kinds.;
.
. SALT, Coarse and line ; • - '
• . OIL, Coal Oil and,Whalegit;
' SPICES, 'all Itin4o' round and lJngreund; frail
from the Mill. .. ' . . .
' A ifiag re C e atitalUTS
• DRIED FRUITS,., :,., .
SOAPS, Common and Fancy ;- '-
WILLOW and CEDAII k -WAI.RE; '
~
cIGAII L S_, beet of IMportid'BraOrllil.
. .
. . . . TOBAC/00,'Smokingand Chew
.
, ing ;
QVEEINSWARE 1 AIIEENSWARE.I I
I hatanalve assortment of -all style 4 and .palitaras -sad
P 6048. 041, and egampth ~ocir. sock ,eic r Goods .at the
aitithAiestle add:RA:VI Gioaar' Y, Bruit and Pthvielen'Ot el*
center-Front laid Market attest, Harrlabnig,' P - 1 '
CErantry-Produce taken : . , ---:,..-. : '' , 3 t, leallfly. :
TO GRAIN . CONTRACTORS.--
'SHE IitiIiTIIKORE RAG "FACTOIIAr.)
470. n ~30',A st r e •
et, Ba,ltiraore, , lid,
S PREPARED to . furnish - - Govergmetit
1 ali
rzt. ae v Al p ett pgoasqvid w a
oi. or
Opro OoKractors wia4na is to theft ithouitagte to give me
lma JOHN O. GitAJNFLIN.
I Iktillmore, Jan. l'lth, 1862. , ' - 104-2oide
Urucs & BOWMAN
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REGULAR AGENTS
ALTOONA—Theo. B. Patton.
'ANNVH.G. W. Houverter.
'BLAIRSVILLE—E. Laughlin.
:OHAMBERSBURG—Geiirge pokey.
CARLISLE George: M. Bretz. ,
COLUMBIA—H. H. Fry.
MCP FllN—Jeffersod Clark.
DIINCANNON—J. Hood.
KLIZABETRTOWN—John W. Few.
GREENOASTLK- 7 M. D. Deitrioh.
RIGEISPIRE —F. O. Alleman.
'HUMMELSTOWN—George N. Schultz.
HAGERSTOWN—O.' Swirigley. •
LEBANON—H. .
LOOK HAVEN--J. D. , Stratton.
LEWISTOWN—J. M. Cogley:
MIDDLETOWN—George H. Lenluut.
MEOWIOSBUR,GL-J. Atainger. ,
IdEOIIANIGSBURG—WiIIisz
MOUNT JOY—James Dysart:
MILLERSBURGR G. Water.
I NEWVTLLE--W. R. Lines
BHIPPENSBURG—KeIso 86 Hinkle.
;SUNBURY—J. Washington.
:WHIGELTSTELLE---W- Moore
;YORK-4.. 8. Bier,. -
I..stw:triottinittirsivat:
IHELLENBERGER..& 'l4ltotirEß
NO. 80 MARKED STREET.'
(Room formerly oaisrai by !Ad
undersigned have just opened a
.I " itt d e r t i g e " Tere rthi par en ed to of ma the nuto te gre ß V e3 o . or der
kin of Gents Wear, cat to the lataststyles , and Lilt , -
litne:-:.We have ithinys on hand a large stock of Ready
made clothing and Gentlemasia•Faraishing Goods.
8140.1.10M8R08R k BRO
E F E
GUSTO 24. E .R.B
A Now Lot of •
LADIRS , .
Of beautiful &Alm substsodally made.. i.. 4
ardellied Assortment:of
GRNTLEMIN'S WALLETS.
A New and„Mlegant , Perfum e , ;
ilsisigyg": l loCPLAss , BOQUET,
Pat up•in.CatEllaite Reueraved Bottles.
A Complete desert/mit of
HANARR.ROGIRF PERFUMES;
•
Of:tbe best Manufacture.
. ,
A very lLlMMMittei Variety of s.
•
POWDER PUT-F-- BOXES,
• ICKLLERPG DRUG STORM,
seplit , • - - :4l , Market Street..
AIGUAI N CRAV, 14 .,4
CARPENTER AND - • BUILDER
minx ..No.-247...N0tik &and &reel.
s: R i.„WlßDfvci e f . 1 21.7rtW - es.
WORGTED 1200DG;
LADIES 1113 BIAS,
11
lie
6 .
/ 314 T aal"'
: MINOS =emir
: W agB 'l
- • lllttr a lko.
•••• 3 - 1
4454254 ii anao4mori
Next door to the Herrlob
ifiliiitihe'tlif 6:
AiWiteftlt NEW ' 0901 E. !
oral Diiks ; •
Backgammer. l,l 3ol4st
traveling Sage,
Wallele s •
:; • ' z Totleit ' Bottles,
and a general aseortment of
FANCY ARTICLES,
Call at
CREAP BOOKSTORE
THEO F. HOHEFFER,
BOOK' 'AND 4E04 ibitiNTER,
NO. 18, MARKEY STREET,
11A.ERLSBUBEL
Jay-Particular attention Raid to, PrlnElogOinling and
%Wing or Railroad Blinks, Manifests, .o'lniea, Meeks,
Drina, CARD 3. printed at Sn, $3, $4, and $5 per
thousand In ellgant at) le. , 120
scal.smozias, BROTHERS & CO,
W HOLES ALE DILUGHLSTS
AND f . /F.A.f.LERB in - Tanoy Goods, Per
turn ry, 4150., , Ala? agents for the sae of Relined
Petroleum. Illuminating a meraw ' any Coal oil
furnished in an, gumatilles at the lowest merest rates.
170 and 172 William street,
NEW YORK
Jirvitem • • •
C.
113010 E 'BEADING.
rda.F. ~SUT.EIItitLAVDS, by . the author of
r . "BritledgF," Prier;
Also new editions of
BUTLEDGE=Lunifoini 'with "The Bather
lands," -$1.245, .'1 - 1 . - , .
BEULAR--tWentr-fifth edition—sl.2s.
rR"7 LYI`IIN-11-14Pow Novel bO , emits.
Id T/Dliklr,B 9BOUND, by Dickens, 25 eta.
ABTiER, FOil:W_OlieSE, 88 eta. . .
, 'Together with all the New Books, soon as
published at. -
- BEktNiFt'S OBVLP BOOKSTORE.
PUBLIC SALE
"WILL be Bold at Public Sale at 10
o'clock A. 111., on S.4.TUSDAY 1111 EIGHTH DAY
esyrilitteltittP, s. D, , 1862,at.the 03urt Ronne in liar
reourg, the following valued° Real kistate,.yiz
A conaln,lot "of;Gruuar/ situated inUpper . ilwatara
trtwnso:p, itauphili county, about one quarter of a mile
be:ow thellne of,thecity,of liarrisburg„conisiging nine
acres, lime or teas , o n which is erectedit.4o..l),lstillery
(knowsteit toe lieystone.flistillery,) toget,her,eilthot eulll
- number of Pens for feoamg one thousand Hogr, &l
eo, other out uuildingt necess try,aboui an establishment
°tithe Kind. r • t ,• •
The Disulleryla lecatell - oil tee Prionsyfraniq Railroad
witodt siding . belonging to Lite property , . the Pennryiva
makiug Ito tiOrilidary line 01 the "asst end of
amid property.
; *Plea Viothi rexamine,tha premises befotA
the eitYttif fats, iII 'Nokia allhanlirl , :ilahiXrpani, near
the same, w;to will give any litfermation that may De re
gtiested. If she.prangl3o3l3lioOld 110010 bold on said day
may will for taut.; - ,
Attendance will be ilven and cundfilene or Bale made
known by
j.c3 c3w
d. 3U1'..-MiII:MiLM:C:3IEIL,
TitiaRILINQ AaaNr OF MIR
OLD WALLOWER LINE.
... O A JIT
PS OLD , •TRAN4POATION LIN&
Eltili i msi c c emiv 9 i. m oon and prepared to carry
freight as LOT. Cs shy! tatier,intilvidual. AAA between
Philadelphia, ILarrieburg.Sunbury,Lowisburg Williams
spirt, Je• say shore, Lock Raven, an all puling on the
Northern Central, fi t
nd nrie,.and
Williams
portand Alunirli Acilroacie.
• Loesi Agent at Harrisburg,
D. A. MUishell.
111
t Paede Mkt to PEACOCK, ZELL & lIENCELVAIT, Nos.
iOB and SIO liaritokalaWat, ALilawviiihr,titgy Id • Ceelock,
1.. j ht., will arrive at Ilarriehprg ready for delivery the
mixt morning. . e ii. ::: .i:d 0 44=f-MILEPI O N
itpa-tf
iii 4.
araveiliii Agent.
,
iaritt -" A4kottika a
- IJONAS1 JONAS Biqa Bituil , -
R - TRP," l itl:6ll ' 13 . *L'UOTTOIN.
. , 200 A 61, 04 WN.{4IIIAUA .5.?!!.!_0.44p,.
i- , ..iile. ttirtafiktiiiifEl:4le7aftielalitrii 'tor
r j,. Lewin Mpg- , 1 40,1iii' tgaiZaTELlNtii dilialirl AML
I&AN. ifs b‘st r pt cot IltliktittO Oy waounig, nor
iztriettottoqhoT
~ auti 31,stt plULlif, ttelO , • fitOOii.e;
toot dhach.. o -. A %--, . to f=* tv
-*. i . 2 ,-, if C -I AVREATEXIA:irkLiUMI,
,
awl kruo4 hard, klix. Cord, Ar. Motet, •
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, • Id At roP§Ciab it , deIiIRPS W.0 0 944°0f P ,O 60,1, 4 1 7.-".
4 0210aWAN,r, kOODUZIRI 14,9 1 $4 1 MUILPIR SOZi3.tiy .
WM. ki.MMAY .liMad, 4010 Aseat.
no94tltu 3B Vailey.ima, New Stork.
$B, AND $2 21! PER TON OF 2,000 LBS.
b. o,it iv.s .•
•
i i sXlo,o MakkeV4ti.iiet, yard on
Oaital, foot of North street., Wholesale awl Re
cap dealer
TR,BVORION, -
,• 1 .; :WLESABABRE, •
• .• • LYEADIS
i . • BROAD IOP COAL
Filnlieso4o ) o4 4ll iliii:i 4 lY , U R* P bt°46 / 1 4 • 4 • 111.8 " ale
artacte, and' full weight , nt the : .InWesi. rata. Orders
prOmplily 4044 'to. A. hbaral 1160011 UL made to pur
utilisers paying for tire neat when Ordered. •
resent price, $3 and $2 26 per ton. '
' . M.-049. 1 . 11 10 Kt, * l 4 .
Rensselaer Polyteohnio institute.
TR q..:vx :.:
~
.bI,,EW YORK:
Iv ~,.....t.i. 0, . ,..
11 1 , 1 :1E seventy -jaixth sem i annual seasion
Li Sc, well known Institute for inatreetion in the
Mjith'imati, PhysloalKna, trauma iclososs, wit. eons
tkli?
felliaie on eanesday, Feb . 19th, 1862. A. ludr coarse in
Military Science Is nowt n progresi. Gradiates of the
Institute find no difficulty; inlobtailinglrery desirable pe
sltlon*se Mt .Viirliftval and,Toßootaptueal Eng' ..,ciera. The
Aimiiiitliregisterygiting fule¢akddulars, Win Di- obtair.ed
o 4 prof. Charles Drowne, &row.
5:04.41t, 4 , '--•:: , . 1 . if . SM. OSMAN. President
fit
,0., R. N'l`A.' %WU-story "bfick ' house
." ... -VAR ikrtik Itit!moo. kecondn!oit.Thirdi &high some
iIiOUSS9. Erguf s. of itra:hfiirray, corner of cecond
and rine streets •.! 4.t...-: .• . .. -...- r'i ,-.!...: j,B tw.
likli.EBll. Lenkel#B, ,Apples, ' Cranberries,
~ 1 1:kiiiale,bi. -' ' . 'lmams si iieliVtuN,
tra, ' :;' . ' . - , ; corner Front Oa liiihiet streets
r2OIANTINEd;---Tust opened a fine as
..
sortop , mt of yalentines Al. very lowltices.
' ' ' WELBFFEreS B JOKBfORE.
OgolpE syrups,
.I.4l,vartpga and other
' :cantem
i 1 - 7 corner grout ana Market street.a.
,11 newly reptenietted
and Fancy Goods Is unsurpaessd.in this 'city; and
teishitg_Pinndeut of; rguktrintastislackios, we-would. roe
-104441_ I
~ . .
191 xiturat,
ariFst street' tilto.doois cast olipeaSth . stiripit, south
ad
T
- •
tiOAL 014. 0 .1t,,0iva4143
14.,/ pact - R . 4911; for kills by - & BEAT MAN: '
_ ooroer Prookood Masket, prects.
1;1) :PA la - rie et." and beet
mit Wet, from $l.OO tOll4.o3l— , Wartllliedrat , ,
:00 , • , 4 21 4; WA" ne9. 4311138E1 • •
Illll4ancLiAttitheive Asfiorament of
_ 4310 " - _ wareOulif received'ltOmthe *dories =Mar
sage • NIOEWLs & BOW MAN,
!Re e:0 'tier Front and - Maricet streete.
ULDIEIVB .GAPAR:.•CORPANION.— A
,V § r) , CPllrilliti2ll pow; ;
.ALso,,?ortfotios,
#emotosO u n!. / 3 0.4 2 ; tbFo l 4o lll lalea, Am../
eg.wpaips:lttx)ilaroa.6.
IJRNI Ixesh likextd ,Vghole spice,
Pepper, Aftpl6; Itainiegaiind Mace, at
....141.UktOL4 &BOWSAWS,
• icaupar•Fraal aad alarket,atreets.
~ s
~j~;.
"i4j 0 I.MACKEILAL jin. Lit to, hstlf bar
-1,1 TabKliablreitettioaliowWroitstiteatO Proyi•
Mon store, kreo Jtm. atree ts
`l4 'cam§ a POWMAN
IL 0 'Or - /k.' Tailenaei'l‘cif
Pleititing Nitracts, Bale AC the new
WIWWWwIO.I II 4 , XINittI Mroher74lW4 .Pr.ovieton, Wiwi. car,
der /COM and Market stool,
Nicams & BOW AN.
i ---
___--..._.. _.
bad, t W9Z-ktibititjtic - :
8 ea l ltliikenC. - '' ' AP riPR N'il•
panilay
~, , .p k tu.
ic_the Lebanon ' ~. :.7ir - - 4 q. 1-.. '- '_ '• 4. ...
6.02.—1 m
SOLDIERS!, NICK NACK'S,
FOR Sale at
KELLER'S DRUG sin FANCY won
Camp Writing Cases,
Needle or Sewing Owes,
Shaving or Ram Oases,
Toilet Cases,
Match Cases.
Bryce. Pipes,
• Tobacco Boxes,
India Bubter 'Tobacco Pouches,
Wicker, Leather & Plattna Flasks
Leakiest. Drinking Cups.
Pens, Penholders, Pencils. V!ltheti'ailalivalsPts•
'Algiers will see at a &me_ that autplace to net an
oath small ware sts aLite..ol, mirket. stmt.
vs-see "Fort Platens" In the window. n 06.1.1
UMBRELLA ikANUFAOTORY I
d eltlk HAIUMBIMG,
M. H. LEE,
Vr AN UFACT IJEAH, OF - UMBRELLAS,
LTA, PARS! S. and WALlLtbili CANS 7, wilt furnish
gOnda LOW 6R PittoFA than can bit Iwo:kiln -wiy of
be pi:accera c i 3. Coltd.7 m-ectiaats will do wall to
• r iric ;$ int 44 ally, and can vinoe them
elves of thai riot. an2ll-dly
• NEW DRESS . GOODS.
MIMI3ROIDERXD REPS,
12,1 • Plain and Figured Reps,
Rich Figured all Wool Delaines,
Plain Merinoes and Cashmeres,
Fancy Paris Dress Silks,
Superior Plain Colored Dress Silks,
Warranted makes of plain black inks,
New Styles Low Priced Delaines
At CA rEICART & BitOTHEBIS
Next door to the Harrisburg Bank Market &pare.
nor 4
HOLE§ALE and RETAIL DEALER
IV•
io C .)1,1 ' 3,110 ° 1, 0, Foreign and Domestic Fruit.—
Dates, Prunes Raisins and Nuts of all kiads.—
Fresh and mil tPiih, Soap, Candles, Vinegar, Spices, To
bacco, degars and. Country Produce in general, at the
corner of Third sad Walnut streets.
u01.28415ta JOHN WISE.
A. LENZ
DUOS= OP
Piano' Melodeon Guitar, and Singing.
DaRTICULA.K attention Paid for
the eiluitiOloo of the voice after "Reaatot'a" cele
brated method; OfilocWilh o m Knoche's Music Store;
93' Monet area: Ja3.dlm
SUNBURY and
ftlisultmOts
Pocket Inkfitande,
Pocket Mirrors;
Pocket /Wise,
Pocket Corota, '
Vine etribs,
Climp)iirrees.
wHOL.ESAL.,
No 69, Market Street, below Third,
- THE DES It3OHTIER,' THAN THE
. .
SWORD."
Tite. LAAGE:sT STOCK,
THE IADET .11HAUrIFIII,.sTYLEE AND HATTNRN3
Gold and Silver Pencil and Pon
• Ciises.
In the market, is to be toand at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
.1'17R131 . FUlts.l FURS 1
Sable Furs,
Liberian Squirrel Furs,
Freueb Sable Funs,
Silver Marten Furs,
Water Wink Furs.
-nun, taros ANU MOM , Lawn assenvissurr.
Great bargains in thesatkoinla. "Olvery article warran
ted to be era tiy as represented, at
'OATEICART & BROTHER,
Next in the Harrisburg Sank.
aols
.rIIBLIC SALE.
IrNsnrsuanciejof - an'Order of the Orphans'
obuita Obwity, will be expmeti to
..TURDAY , rics lltralmf or 2111BRUADV, ist the
C.SIZIAMIIIeiII to oliS , gßarrilbUill.asime.lecdocA P.. Mit
tits following ItbsiWstate, via
A certain iltessusielicidlisit ot about Witten acres of
lurid situate in busquehsuna township Dauphin county,
aotiMninglasida of , il9lusit7Pher. Costar. cps.
There is auout Dorman nitres cleared and in
.Anne add
under a good side of cad abou t ' the remainder is
web eovere —with timber; on sold land there Is
erhobidit lacend a hair story Log. aobto„ a as with .
a IgrealPlg Debi, arid skit navldg Orchard With'
choice fruit and a good tipring near the house.
Late the estate of John liower:;dec el. • .
'Attendance wit be given and conditions of sale made
knowh . . lABORtill W. SEAL,
Administrator of said deceased
Juts Itarairan, Olerk, 0. 0.
Jin•Ll•doawtss
FOR THE NEW YEAR
• NOW. OPINING AT •
iIKFILLEB: 8 DRUG AND FANCY STORE ,
. • 91, Market street.
FINE variety of those rare
. COSFELTIONS,
J . 5, from the Factory. k moot SLINI4NT MIXTURE,
(the, finest yet received,) neatly put up in one pound
boxes.
EOOD.
.A1E10; another lot of those spina did
Lades' b'atchals,
Ladies' Wire and Leather Parses,
Ladios' Companions ur Wont Cases,
and other line goods which yOu would do well to see.
de3o
JUST OPENED,
to LARGE STOCK OF
F TJ IEL
RICH DARK SHADE'S.
VERY OHEAP GOODS FOR THE
HuLIDAYS
At CATHCAIiT'S,
de23 Next door to the Harrisburg Bank
• -
RUBBER GOODS.!
Rubbe Balls,
Rubber Watches,
Rubber Rattles,
Rubber Toys generally at, - 6
BERGNER'S CHNIn P BOOKSTORE.,.,
NOTICE,
Is hereby given that Mrs. Lavinia Roe
bee& ha riled apOliostroe tetke Mart of Quarter
Neatious or Dauphin county, ior. Tavern License. in the
:4th Viarcl , ot the airy ul Harrisburg; and that the isanie
yrnitai - pleit .ntad to the BAK Court on the 6th stay of
Fbbruary, 1862. .1. C. YOUNG, Clerk.
IipIRESH EU; TEkt and EGGS constantly
on hand and for ask, by
N.10E10113 k BOWMAN,
corner Front and Market ntroetaj.
istFtbaßis ; J )rdid rc' Fresh
Apple /lemony; at
kwwidebps.
:jl,. corner, .ant...t„, a nd . mayk,,,,sureeia,
BLACKING 1
'ityrASON'S . . "01111.11 fin/ E BLACKING.!
~1. 100' Gross, aSsorted siZoB,Piet received, and for
. .
esjeuo Wholessie prices,
• WY. DOCK, Jr., dt
MINCE PIES, ,
- " 8 "- cff tl -
Bailable for lance Pies for sale low by
. W ..BOCK, JR
~ h
W.
" ' SHAWLS 1 SHAWLS 1
A largeinvoice of Nooc i tkylos of French Blanket'
t
received this moral
° ga ay
nolE d :ART & BROTHER.
pROSB St, BIACK.WELL'S Celebrated
PICKLES, 3 A11.33, PRESEd,VII 4 , AO. A large
pply of the above, embracing every variety, last re
°Wed and for sale by
1110 WK. DOCK, Jr . amlo.
1
' Currents, Itaisine. Citron
lEW F 11 4 4431 %%Loma raidiMag. Crio
- i gra: t go li ;s ne ,orner M l * tO - .4T, T **
' 11414tigit' NltiraCiatinia';‘
amnsenunts
SANFOB,p'S W OPNBA HOUSE
THIRD STRUT BELOW
Admission,
1 25 cents.
Orchestra Chairs, . . 60 cents.
Seats in Private Boxes, - , 76 cents.
Entire Box, $6.00.
Doors open 61 o'clock ; Commence mai o'clock.
Great Suwon of the Celebrated Oantatilaa
Mrs. ANNA .
BORDWELL,
I=l
Mr. W. BORDWELL,
Ethlopean Comedians, who will appear in their
Ethlopean Drawing Boom Soirees, original with
Mr. and Mrs. Bordwell..
To Night--UN BALO MEBEHMA.
In preparation—Le Some
A. H. UNIME. l , ,
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BUFFALO AND GUM OVER SHOES,
TRUNKS• AND CAIIPSI' BAGS.
*THUM OLD SUMO corner of, the alley, next to the
Court House, Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bentowed upon
the late firm of A. Hummel lt W., we trust by strict at
tention to business, and by koeplog a well saammio NTOCE
OW GOODS to merit a oondnuenee of the same
Please call and examine our suer and riumis before
below elsewhere.
Jan 11.1 yd A RUM EL
Goods are purchased divect from he manufactures for
cash enabling them kitten very low.
JUST OPENED!
A FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR
1103E1G1r.a.R.13,1
MADE of Good Tobacco . awl from one
' totwo yearsold, of my own manufacture; A Ina
lot ot choice Chewing pea Smoking fobaceo, Pip* Snuff
and a large variety of tither articles constantly Oct beo .3
tor sale wholitialdanci"retail. Tbaiktul for former pat.
ronage, I hope by strict attention to business to receive a
liberal share or the trade.
A fine RmoMag Roora ittachid, whore . Maanmer3 may
ay back and rata my Rowe aal Tobacao
Duel. forget the wiodOw with the Step is it;. that a the
place to buy your Tobacco awl le6ara. North Market
Square, above Market acreet, Harrtsbueg.
Dzo. 4,1881.-48 m WM. WYKOFir.
FOR RENT. •
.t t rHE oommodious - KORK -ROOM ou
.
Market Square, next door to the "tones ' House,"
LUverles lloadj oecopiei during the last eight or Mao
'Yam aB & Jewelry and Watch making estoblishmeat,
ALSO,Sevarsi DWELLING H iU. eS in the VlCl 3 rit tY
of .the oijpatol,,some of Ursa naviag stooling, smoke
house, Le house, &a., and vacant lots attached.
Possestion given the first 01. April nest
- C. RAWN.
Harrisburg, Jan. 9, 1882.-19-dlm
FOR SALLIA.
A valuable Two btory double frame
Dwelling Rouse sad Lot of ground, situated on the
corner of North. sweet mid 4ast _Nrtutup, 30 Maim North
staid and 110 feistlfeap, tWo _two two
and eleven raciabi, also a never railing spring f wa
ter. TOO building is wail cialonimed for II etoreor hotel.
Terms reasonable kuqulre of W. Beat,
Juti4 City Auctioneer.
HITMPHRETB'
SPECIFIC HONCEPATIIIO
REMEDIES!
W" t have received a fresh stook of these
'valuable remedies—suitable for all wanner of
Oillease —for alit or Specific Remedied ace Mumma for
in single ter - 25 inn. and 50 M.
In cane . of nlx bornolilth boor of *pogo_ 401..50.
In &Slot Motif boith4faitholiof S 2 SO.
In onto of twenty large- vials with bash of 'Unsung
54 00
Inwe o f .4 46 44 I 44 44 is co
e are now prepared to Midas* yield of any of the
lannerailst ainqso. 1 trillif, - Sitif, to Walsh Hatopkreys'
Remedies as eastosoersmay
porarts] inatt.a. tur .IfAitailit.l4; or Vegetable
Pida Detriroyer, prepared by. F. ,Humphreys. Y. D., can
beparebased by wholesale or fetal' at
YELLIIIaII NM sad tall*. Y Womb
• . .;• •IniKiirket
COAL I. COAL I I COAL! 11
.THE .tadereigued would inform, the cow
swikeni of.Cloal hat,he is now , prepared to faeaish
from node , cover perfeotly dry and dean ha all
hinds of weather.
Lykes's Valley Broken Coal
41 L arge g ox 14 0;,,
" "smelt Ngg "
itt 44 N ut
kitten Lump Coal.
No. 1 "
44 .2 46
II It g 46
44 44 4- 6.
ti u 6 41 •
barberry. Broad Top andAllagbeny, iskso Hickory 'and.
rice Wood h. mats.
Harrisburg, Jan. 7, 1882.411m*
EOMETRING NEWI
I\l - 0 excuse for having Boots agpi.Bhoos
AI. not blackened. Blacking that win glailliWnelish on
wet or greasy boots. Just the thing ftir .hetbsies, when
every one cannot afford two or three pairs of shams or
bolds. Call and examine, at
- NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S,
.121 corner Front and Market streets.
VOR BALE CHEAP.--A TWO
I STORY' FIttIMB HOOSI 121 , 400 leaf ,
situated on Gra.,d street, in the rear of the. I
ittiservoir. Fcr further particulars apply on t
the premises to
t22-d2w* . E. M. .
TO FAMERS.
fAA.TS OATS 1 1 Cash paid for Oats
NI" by JAW. WHABLES.
YOUNG MEN desiring to serve in en
Infantry Regiment, which will likely No sent
Sough, would do well to apply tl the undersigned, who
has authority to raise a company.
pt-dlw J. WESLEY AWL
Ir AY 1 HAY 11-50 tons superior ' baled
j,„ May, for eale wholesale end retell or
lasJ AMIN Y, WHEBLER,
CHEAP SUGARS 1 I—Call at
NICHOLS &BOW.H&N,
corner Frocatutd, .arket streets
.1, 4 12/T/tA FAMILY FLOUR, in fourth and
.L 4 balt bbl. mks, Also, whOltiitle and retail as the
New Grocery and i'llenBtoll Sore, crom and Monet sta.
NICHOLS cr SOWN.% N.
ALMANACS 1 ALMANACS
nIEAR'S GERMAN AND ENGLISH AL
jlllll MANACS in every quality can be had at
BKRGINER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
TF you want to get suitable BOOKS for your
1 Children, go to
CBTAP Boossrous.
POLEgIiESS 1 GOLD F-EDIS 1
.11}LE honest and most varied assortmemt
GOLD ZEN§ is for sale at
- lIIIKONER'S CHEAP 800 RR
c Air PRIM Wssmormo. _
tILARII23 FO • gref 4 •
D •at szaseatos " 0 . Prim 4-44-,
, • Smarr BOWESTO43
# 4 W
POUT DWOi.
s 4 . 14 r 11 4' ' t# 1112 44 . 4 4 t keae dal
j igt
tides ust4penea-st- - - "
-
BEI:LEINER% Ch - - sap Borlawcira. , ”
uftb-- yin gar ior 104 at
iSPOWSIAN'S ,
16 corner; /von ar streets
. CIDER 111 VINEGIaI I 1
CIDER
from choice sad saleoied Apples,
A.—iMPWILOONAT- 130,19 WIIKNSOLVO I3 .
el 2-41 , WIC DON
TOTION-4fita •ir firusiisty • of useful,
1111 Ali 41
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