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BY GEORGE BERGNER.
T I 1
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01..',0RG-E BERGNER
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FRAIB.-431Noie 811WW1111.11061.
„ mit Ig served to ibecribers In tbebe
~ t i ~Dip per Yearly s in
übsoriberti Will
64
no, in ndrenee
Went: Y AND SICMJ-WIERIT
LoßAri puellsned twice a week daring
ir 01 the Legislature, and weekly during the
ir the year, and furnished to subaevibara
sale,: cash rates, viz:
;w k. •iiliserlbsre liar year SerelMeekly ..$l. 60
..12 00
22 00
1 00
w• illy
, i,g le subscriber, Weekly..
itA I ES OF ADVERTISING,
s i• isur 'tors Or lets constitute onelhatraquare. Nigh'
r woo , than four edhatttute a mlntsre. ~.
1 , .
1., , qUare, one day so 216
our week 1 00
.' rob month 2 SG,
1 1 14-g . ,IgnOtm .......... .... :... 3 00
olohronfils ........... ........... 5 00
can year. ....... ~..............,.., 8 00
cre .qagre, ace day
one week........ '',2 00
•• one month
throe months .... ....... ... 5 00
els months 10 00
one year .., ....... lb 00
l i- eaFiness notices inserted In the Local Coitnsi, or
~ , ~. lissriges and Deaths, FIVE GMT'S .”el4 ` "It.fivr
,011 c-erlion.
si- torrines nod Deaths to be obtergeti ma regal":
i , rl ;attIPDIS
.filebitaL
1)R . JOHNSON
13.A.L•TIIISCINtM 1
LOCK HOSPITAL
HAS discovered the moat certain, speed;
Had effectual remedy In the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
1111.1117 Al MI 10 Twvvs ROOll4
No Mercury Or Noxious Drugs,
STA Crap Wassail:ran, 011 NO CHARON, IN 3303 than 1 ,
Two Deasyo
Weakness of the Beek or mint, Strictures, Pains le
he WWI, Affections of tho Kidneys and Bladder, Organic
Weak bees, Nervous Debility, Decay of thePbysion Pow
ere, hyspepaia, languor, low'Spirita,Confurioa of ,doae
Ng Patton of the Ueart, Timidity, Trembling% Dimness
of Sight or Giddiness, Disci= of the Stomach, Affection,
of We Head, Throat, Nose or ukin—those terrible Meer
des arising from the indiscretion or Solitary Habits to
youth--those dreadful and destructive practises which
produce constitutional debility, render marriage impea-
Mile, and destroy both body and mind.
YOUNG MEN.
Young men especially who have become the victims et
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
spatially sweeps to an untimely grave thousands o ,
pap men of the most exalted Wont and brilliant Intel..
1..13, who might otherwise have entranced Ilsteninp
9rnalee with the thunders of eMenence, or waked to oq
torn - . living lyre, may call with full crontidenoe.
MARRIAGE.
1111411.111 persous, or those contemplating marriage, Oa
of physical weakness, should Immediately onu
imt and be restored to perfect health..
ORGANIC WEARNIII
laintedietely cored and fall triudruntemall.
:ho places Masten ander_gisrerg ofjltr. e l„, .
, t , „sly to his toner no a gentiontou, air
rely upon tee skill as a libyskaan.
setiffire Nn. 7 Sontb Frederick street, Baltimore,
.in the left hand side going from Baltimore 'treed, 7
rote the earner. Be particular in observing the
or number, in you will mistake the place. Ile par
for Ignorant. Teiguip Quacks, with false names
r esiiry flumhap Certificates, attracted by the mute
anu of Dr. Johnson, lurk neer
All totters mast contain a Postage Stamp, to cute on the
DR, JOHNBTON
!onneen member et the Royal College of Burgeons,
~!, ion, graduate from one of the meet eminent Colleges
.hr United States, and the greatest part at whose life
!!.!en spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris, Phila.!, and elsewhere, has elected come of the moan
~,Ling cures that were ever known. Many troubled
nib ruging In the rare and bead when asleep, great oar
,oune es, being alarmed at Sudden sounds, bashtnitiov,
with I requent blushing, attended wimetlmee with derarn• , '
of mind were cured
TARR PARTICULAR NOTIGIC.
Ur. o. • smiles all them Who having Injured them.
'elves by r.y.le and Imsmper lutlulgatuaies, that secret
and solitary 'Alai which ruins both body and mind, or
!lbw them for either busmemor sookay.
The,., are Nome DI the sod and melancholy enacts pro
.lue.e by early halms or youth, VII: Weakness of the
ihrli nod llmhs, Palos to the Head, Mimeo of Sight,
Lees of Meeouler Power, Palpitation of tip Beart, Drs.
r , oisin„ Nervous Irritability, Derangement oftho Digestive
ilortlons, General Debility, Symptoms dl ',sesame.
Oen, he.
MiIt:TALLY.
nitwit, the tesrlul nilects on the mind are mush to
. —Lnia 01 Memory, Contusion of Diane. D,.
rr , ,,lnn 1,1 Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Aversion koninele•
f-thstnistaiwe of Solitude, Timidity, km., ere wow
- f
lt ,, lvamt3 m pensons of ail ague, can now ledge isnot
1:1, nua their decline is health, losing their vigor,
~c , m bag weak, Palo, nervous and emaciated, hays
11L,Nlai appeartilleC about the eyes, cough, and imp
or nymnption.
havett YOUNG WEN
otted themselves by a eertato practioe,
imted 11tcl,t,L Itione—a habit frequently learned Grog
, nionttenns,o r et school, the effects of whloh are
n , tnity felt, ma who" 'sloop, and if not coped, render*
Mud destroys both mind and hod,.
.r. 10,1 apt iy immediately.
vp nat.. on mat a young man, tho hopes of his eoun.
ail iaapmh the darlltq t , ht, putouts, should be snatched Iron
tOd enjoyments of life by the consequence,
' T Woo the path of nature, and Indulging in •
PlariatTlHlO Starer OZIttO. persona must, before canter
ritAltitlAGX.
f.1...1 that e sound mind and body are the most necessary
r% pins t; promote connabial happiness. Indeed
vq.sii itei,, the learner through life becomes a weary
1 r %Rig the prnepPet hourly darkens to the view; thr
10 , i *et...shadowed with despair, and Oiled with th
ii,,,1 geholy relict:lieu that the happiness of another he
''''"= Mich. , i with oar owe
P. 10 Sies , N's DJ aiiiietATiNG Rl l / 4 1Milf TOR OR:
MANIC WkaICNIINB.
Ar thl, emit laid Important remedy, Weakness of the
70 ere one,...itly mired, and full vigor restored.
',' " , / , iode ~I th e must nervous and debilitated who
''', "q di bone, hive boon immediately relieved. All
, I , nnete to Marriage, Yhysiesi or Mental Disquslid.
'''''''. %stone, Trembling, Weakoess or likhanetion or
'• MNI fperfel kind. speedily Cored'
TO STRANGE:MS.
t .
7 . many thousands cured at this Enstlntion within trie
'ts Ireire years, and t h e numerous important . Serves
;.',hlll. Niforrped by Dr. J., witnessed by the re.
: r. 'I , 0111 e papers, and many other persona, notices ut
-' h a''' aermarett again awl again before the public.
4vdethli r4,04,,,,a, a watteman of character and re.
"/ilikt. It 11 sufficient guaraotee to the athlete&
,:,'4./Ss's Ott IMPAUDIENCff.—When the misguided
,_ al.Ment votary of pleasure finds he ban imbibed
,t o,ooolow painful diseaSe, it too otten nappena that
, V ; 'lltlinst some of shame or dread of discovery deters
4 ' 11'411 implying to those who, from education and re•
g*tellilny
ran alone befriend him, delaying till the
!I totmiii ~,t , t oin, o t this horrid disease trtake their
gnmince, affecting the head, throat, 11080, akin, es..,
l enegai ,s with frightbal rapidity, till death mai
t ,. al to his dreadful sufferings by sending him to "that
..9,:_ot, from whence ao traveler returns." It is a mei•
. d'' 4,1 Y hict that thousands fall victims.. thle terrible
I letee 0
a, i wing to the unskilfulness of ignorant pretend.
ih; w bt, by tbouso of that deadly poison, mercury, rule
14 ' , ,eol utstition a n d make the residue of life miserable.
1Q11113.--The Doctor's Diplomas hang la hie
%Platters must contain a Stamp to us on the reply.
4,7tlesedies sent by Mail.
'"?' e 7
"i '''lanlyil *tutu Frederick Street, ltitin/°".
t3CRATUEAT M EA L and CORN MEAL
received ao or 8010 low at
NICHOLS At BOWMAN,
corner Front and Market. streets.
4 . 41 R TOO T,H4A114, CLOTH, HAT,
I,l4,B""mixtuarartir Damn% In great misty
ANOY 8,20 E
lk
ffinfit at Arantl if trApitp(gtati.
l i k,t4tlSll,VANllk . :AK: guAtt
Tthitis,
FIVE T 114.1443 1 3 / 1 414Y ' TO AND
FROM - 1111ILM:IRLPHIA
46101 AIrTRZ
6fol3llftY ANUARY 27th. 1862:
The -
Pemengerifirretetoif the pannasovarig :Railroad'
CoMpany wilt 11fpart and irrive:st Efarrisbata and
rhiled4o,o4ooreirwrocWitkoti*-14,-.---
. •
• • ir s Or Aa Fr
THROUGH EXPREM TRAIN leav a Harrisburg daily
at 820 a. m, and arrives at West Philadelphia a t 7.40
a. m.
FAST LINE lefties Harrisburg daily, (except Sunday,)
at 1.00 p. m., and arrives at West Philadelphia at 0.10
p.m.
MAILTRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday)
at 6.56 p. m., and arrives at West Philndelplitival."ll.oo
p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Mown, Joy, leave/
Hinvitiburg al 7.30 a. In_ apd anima at Went Phila.
details at 12 85 p. m.
EIARRNPRIRO ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Comm.t
his, leaven, liarrishurg at 2.00 p m.. and arrivetv at Wvat
Philadelphia It 2.20 p M.
. .
W ESTW A RD.,
THROUGH EXPREBB TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at
10.80 p. m. , Harrisburg at 3.06 a. in., Altoona 3,40, a.
m., and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.26 P. in.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 8.00 a, in., mid ar
rives at Harrisburg at 1.20 p. leavei3thrrlsbnrg at 9,00
a. in., Altoona, 3,80 p. m., sod arrives at Pittsburg at
0 30 p. hi.
FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia at 11.25 a. m., Harris
burg 4.05 p. in., Altoona at 9.10 v. m., and arriving at
Pittsburg a 11.40 a. In.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN loaves 'Phil
dolphin at 2.30 p. m., and arrives at Harrniburg at 8.00
p.
MOUNT JOY :ACCOMMODATION via Mount Joyjeaves
Lancaster at 11.83 a. m., arrives at Harrisburg at 1.30
p. m..
The NM WS IiMPRMR and PA°B ENDER TRAIN wilileave
West Philadelphia at 4.00 a. m.; Lancaslor 7.07 a. m.-;
Mount Joy at 7.43 a. m., Middletown at 8.25 a., m., and
arrive at Harrisburg at 8.55 a. m., connecting with Mad
Train west, from Harrisburg, at 9.0 a. m.
SAMUEL D. YOUNG.
Bupt. Haat, lay. Penra. Railroad
Harrisburg, January 24, 1882 —dtf
WINTER TIME A.RRANGEDIENT.
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO TRW YORK,
AN])
PHILADELPHIA
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS..
PQN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOVEM
MR 4,1881, the Passenger Train" will leave th e
delphla and Readlng Raliroati Depotod Harriatrel
for New York amid ftlWelphla, as foHiziwe; via -
EASTWARD.
5201111°13 MR leaves Harrisburg at 8.80 a. m., on ar
rival of Pennsylvania Railroad Express Train from the
Wad, arriving in New York at 11.5 a.m., and at Phila
delphia at 9.00 a. in. A sleeping car is attached to the
train through from Pittsburg without change.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8.35 a. m., arriving
In New York at 6.80 p. m., and Philadelphia at 1.25 p. m.
FAST pros leaveg aarrisburg at 1.40 p, at., on arrival
of Pennsylvania Railroad Fast .Mail arriving In
..New
York at 9.50 p. ist.. and PhiladelPhii at 6.40 p. m.
WESTWARD.
FAST LINN lemma New York at Ba. m , and Phlladeb
nttialat Ba. in arriving at Harriatporg at 1 p. m.
itAIL TRAM leaves New York 411.00 one; and Phil.
adelptila at 8. lb p. m., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.10
EXPRISS LINE leave* New York' at B p. m. r arri
ving - at Harrisburg at 3.10 a. m., and connecting with the .
Pennsylvania lixprees Train for Pittsburg, A sleeping
ear is also attached to this train
- . .
Connections grenade at Harrisburg with trains on the
Pennsylvania, Northern Central and Cumberland Valley
Railroads, and at Reading for Philadelphia, Pottsville,
Wilkssbarre, Allentown, Easton,
Baggage checked through. Faro between New York
and Harrisburg, 165 00 ; between Harrisburg and Phila.
dehnia, Sa 26 in No. 1 ears, and Ril 70 In No. R.
For tickets or other information apply to
no; J. J. CLYDE,
General Agent, Harrisburg.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.
IrNiR. P. R. A LLA.B.4CH , Surgeon Den
t), est, Manufacturer or M i n era l Plate Tooth, the old!
method that obvistes every teetton to the en of aril.
War teetn embracing partial, half and whole sew of one
piece only, of pure and itutestructi.le mineral, there are,
no crievicee for the aCcCumulatien orates] I paitataa af Nod
and therefore, no offensive oder from the breath. as no vib
tat i 4 'media their conetruction, there can be no salinatt
adm io.
or medallic table. i Hewitt the India Waal is eat an. ,
mein' with sore throat, headache, Ito,
N O street, liarriabrirge • office No. 99
EIARRISBURG, PA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEtitIJA.RY : 12, 1862.
D W. GROSS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
NO, 19
tvi 4. R:KET STREET
WARR/OTR
, S GIANSiSTOE
•
KEEPERS AND CONSUMERS',
kire are daily adding to our assortment
gouda all such articles as are desirable, an
would roapoctfully calf your ateation. to .th,
largest and best - aelacted stock in ibis city, of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PAINTS,
varrdshes and Glues,
'' — 'lGlyadiutG, Glues and Putty,
Artist Colors and Tools,
. I
/ure Ground Spicing
Unirnnigliluld and Alininia,
Lard, Sperm and Pine Oil., •
Boutaisi Vizils and Loam Globes,
Coolie soap, Sponges and Corks,
die., se. , di a.,' &a, &e
PERPIIILEI Y & TOILET 411,11CLE8,
selected from the beet magnfactururs and Pe
lowers of Europe and this country. "
Seiug very large dealers in
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD,
• 1 LINSEED OIL, VARNISHES,
NINDOWGI.ANS, ".LETIST'S
COLORS, PAINT AND
4RTIST'S BRDSWES • ;
IN ALL THEIR vaannes;
I 00 4). 5 1 . AMII4ItcPa
• OF ALL RlNte, ••
on
4 „P, RM31,5 ?'"
X ‘
-
cs
to
PRA 1' 6
I 9
A 4R
We respectfully invite a call, feeling, confi
dent that we can supply the wants of all on
terms to their satisfaction. •
Joicfrs AND WRITSS'S POROFILAIN TEETH,
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
Of all kinds, direct 'frord . the etdifi.
Saponifier and Concentrated Lye
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, whichiwe sell
as low as it can be purchased in the cities.
CIEE4YER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS
CO eth OIL 1 CARBON OIL !
Being^ large purchaseris in theii Oils, we. can
oder indUcenients to close buyers: (foal Oil
Wigs; of the most improved patterns, very
oheap. All kinds of lamps changed to burn
'FARMERS AND GILAZIERS,
dee of you who have not gives our 11088 ID
Alit) CATI'LLP POWDERS a trial knOW an'
. ,
their superiority, and the advantage they are
in keeping Horses . 'and Cattle healthY
,Ittid in
g Ind condition. • ,
Thousands can testify to the profitthey have
derived from the use of our Cattle Powders 1;o3;.
Nis ,increasing: quantity and quality of milk,'
besides improving the general health and up- .
pearance of their Cattle.
Our long ex perience in the business gives us
the advantage of a thorthigh knoiledgefof. the
trade, and our arrangements in the cities are
such that we can in a very short time ftiiitidi
anything appertaining to our business, on the
best of terms. ,
Thanlrfai for the liberal pAtroaage beetowe
on our house, we hope by strict attention to
business, a carefniselection of
at fair prices, and the desire to please all, to
merit n aintinuanco of tho favor of a•dlsorim-
inatioi public
;VINE TOILETrOAPS L POMA DES, HAIR
1. OD POWIItai,GULAGNIISf k
kb,mangy"fiy‘llll4 Inikillaahlrielato l aP4St
# NI IT AX I Y i k r4 r 4 1, a - 4
lIME
Rt. W. Ovine & (Co.,
DOLEsALEG AND Etta:TAIL
With a general variety of
TEETH I TEETH II
RUTORATIVES'
PURE DRUGS
151 ttu "Abvertisements.
tiPsliFinOiniiti 1110 DlifgASlt
rINFIRQUOft: NOT Olairypyant ppr
igewii - orothilgdfilbsoitie6 - • --
DR. A D D - IS ON,
Ltd, ceLbreeEttatistutkunibiir - hkeiertiid of nirriis
burg and taken
-&04 1 14 No. 45 at4he 4:one- -House.
wherell will romini a ghat, time for medical ermine
lien of Persmspliilifedtveilikiley Wai a disemekcir sm.
fermi. The remarkable correctness of the kot.w ledge
he acquires of emu person's -aloe Wl.hOnt Raking any
quer:Mons whtlevi-r, is fully
,shown to on one he ex
ar°ll+- 16 ' NB PP4lhhts I tiatir, 44Digat l id Seheition
iris; 4 f rom the die irdurs tie a ifs exiviog In Ma syn.
tan, thi blout or ally iirgui , idthisld: ' In ccii7tetinento ,
of teha big cures in Phtlad.l, la _d 1M ansiard other
11 al wiirre he • -, Tinted, lb est • leer.").
+ ' b —l. .. 1.-1 10 iiiiit oese,amiliii ass is
la %
pp , Min Miser "r I. * `' isalionatkai of' hi* ent in
h ith eel oomlbrt, his mirrespooded with •Ito great
4 411 in
trunderhig and showil)iglii!,tei;e of ettinplaipta "
0 fAiibinin'iiiiiibiinatiottbia tainitiiition
. • r*. ii ! f
a made wi hem charge, so , 1.116 1 vigi l to him hes sot
t anything ; and to many ft May be tne means of er
f . Ameet, bdrealmitaen. nem prod„ t ... • ,
lA - eat to IrestrodkqgUlgeeiMirbetriit4N mled • . 4
thd U "' , E;4..1`.'; "..tn , ...4 - .3. feta-lw•
WIMPS ',RV* WOrkilak
G ILY
9. '• . . 404,425ttjuip 19(rittar i j3uplu iw i
Disetows or the SLAM / ' • s DRAWL, 1
-,- \ 4 . aROPBICAL SWIDLIMIOS:
1',..U. .1.: trauma. InereaQes piellearer-of : gestionr sad
lr i
tee the A BIEptiBENTS fat: ..healt 2y art . • , by which
~ WaTt:RV.OR OALCIWRILOUS.' ' t': i and a Ol
io, TUIrAI. 7 ARGP X ESIT A are red, i qa mail le
I t
r. Im Joule , : im4 om Val is go.
.- . - ' liti i ' WEi4 OR 'OEII '
. .
D.l4)llill:a7l4ter ,'
. - ' ' E wairielti.,...
. . , .h g from Excesses, Habits or Dilstpation, Early TO.
.- . ti o a l alratbasa •• ' -
''. - .1400WITB TER FOLLOWING WiPMEDOWID:-.l' 'l . '
4 • position to Exectlon t . „, , iongsrd.Rulsilet'
or . of Memory,
ii-l Nerves; • - - - - Trthibung,
r i n g iWar hat %':. • .:. l IlikValtiesta:
t c.l tt1911 F ...- •.. ; , ./ : PatslititteSsett;
vim! tisetlytakfc . .theAtese, illahalt i r ig in kt i chi k r
mandlt; 1
ofic of 'thedill; , ' 1 7 ' ve l lum= oil ti.lit
, . ...Pauli) uoiwtticriANoic, .-. ~ :,.1 0
• 7,004404 , 5hifr aliptett to go op, wbielsAhis Wag..
I. riatliy,re f fv.ca, soon follows . 1 ;
1001111e0 le AZJITT, atitliptte'll_ .t 44 - .'
tONII OE dr HAIRE PMEDDirritriT -IRE.
vim taw ire ,notlntatentlys %dewed by.
'LiItEFU D/3 . ~" i -
'IN C;(4813111 1 040 4 . - ' .
•. . •
W zero aware a the cause of that, •• ,
...11. •1 suvromoirnaroomritis. - ! , 1 '` ..,
DitEll , ll.4 OE THE I r.se...ms AsYLuars,
;„ildif in t v..,
ITV PF.474=434.
%
ON 1?:)Moil ir6MOd
ReqaWiti the and of tnediathe to a hal .--: • ' , l'
...Le ,• i :.) t i vi i -.la othoDyggeth o .
Warm 'ftr.oli Or AU= ietattiftt' itirlteat
I ' iittr. asi tt tatet 4 eidat. I
~ . 1.1,5..-tt4i.t; 1 i "/" t ':!•..-„-'.
•
FEMA.L.ESE, _
agg r O y tiG, SIMLA UhRIM10,"011-artillt414-
„Pritltt.te/t.
il. umecra.oms Thallindt= TO - :TWATU ii• We-,
the Natant Dacha la unequalled by any other remedy,
as in ()Mora& or Retention, Irregalarity, Painfulness, or
Supprestib aof • Oustomary Dvaonations, Ulcerated or
Sctrrhous state of we Walla, Leucorhota Whites, &aril,
Ity, and for all comp' tints in-ddiant to the sex, Whethe r
arising from Incimnretion, Whits . of Disapaton, or In
the
DBOLINN OR OIitANOR
iltNvr
LIFE.
NO FAMILY st i LULD BE wrraour IT I
tiara NO MN BLISAMi MICUKT, OR UNPLWASANT
COIN FOR ITIPLIASA.NT 'AND °AMMON:MI D 131481.3.
H.&JIBOLD'S .8,174.4.0 f BtIOHU
COBSII
SECRET DISEASIM
In id their Stages, At little Rpm=
Little or no cbango in diet - ; • No inconvenience;
. ; And no Expostay.
It causes a frequent desire and giVeastrengt4to Urinate,
thereby removing Obetrnetions.
Preventing and Caring Strictures of tab Urethra', '
MiagintroPain and Imitammation, so frequent In the
ewe ul . oiseeses, gad expelliug, alt, Poisonous, Thasused
atm; worn-out.dicalter. ,
7110080IDI even Thoonatibs
pi HO HATE BEEN 7HE VIOTIEB OP QUACILS,
and who have paid satyr sena to be odred in a short
ttrne, helm found they ,v.eretdepeived, and that the ',KU
irbol" hos, by tbe use of .nrOwsestu. aereniassris, ",been
dried dPitt theliksteni; brew( out in an aggeavated
form, and • • -
PERHAPS APAER 4111ARRIA011.
BM
Lin Ein4fko.O'Orr4Oi !bidet; for all exam' and
disposal oftho
URINARY'ORGANS,
E , -Whether existing in
MALE OR , FERIALE,
Front ithatever nainie originaung and no mitter.of
• Hco . Vi" . ILON,G c ifdrMFDING., ,
Diseases of these Organi; reqeirelikaiti dC DIITARTIO.
11.111,1d8OLD'S EIfTRACr. WWI U - ' •
.-_. I 4 TIiR:e}REATDIQRILTIC, .
And is certain to hive the desired elect in alt:
FOR WHICH IT 14 R.BWIISIENDgD. ' ' Diseases
g i #4ol k oe . of the Mai reliable ani responsible eharorder:
wilt accompany the ntenices.
- CERTIFICATIB OF CURES,
WITH Ifasienswolver 7:111:21 20
. years
standing,
SLIENCE AND FAME
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erica $1...00 per ,bottle, or six for $5 00
Delivered to any address, Eeourely packed from obser:
DESIRIIiii i StIefiDIS IN el.f. coltipmc.inotts.
4,Sidresfiluarsdriteed Gratis I
AFFIpAVIT.
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Prwaonallrappearad before Me, an Alderman of the
,nlttor Poiladelphit, EL N. Haantoth, woe being duly
sworn, doth say, his preparations oonmin no-narcotic, no
imernury, or other injurious drtigi l / 4 .lnt,are_pureig Vega.
tole
- HrT.ZZUIROLD.
Sworn and anbtiorliieditinfore me,' thla Statt 81:ti of No
vember, 1864. WM. P. IIIfiSERD, A/derma,
Ninth Si. above Race, Phila.
.6444,68 letters:for ipformatiowin confident:is to .
H. T. BELMBOLD Chemist,
Depot, 104 death Tenth St.;;`bcl. Chestnut, pbsu,
• - nzi)visitE of tbillrfTit_ kV , ititg
AND lINPRINGIPLED 'DEAERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "OP Team own" and ' . OIIIIB "
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Hisbneolo's Genuine Preparation s,
• , uttract Mucha
‘. . sarsaparilla,
Improved Rose Watt'.
Solid. by C. K. delter, .D.W, Gross, 3. , Wyeth,:iO.
Bannvert. ‘, . • .
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S I ASK FORMLABOLD'S. UNE NO OTHER.
Oat out the advertirement and send for `
AND AVOID IMPDSITION.AND 41XPOSTERIG.
nrwlB.dly
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FOR T.RE N.EW : YEAR,
NOW OFINTNO AT
KELLER'S :DRUG-AND FANCY STORM,
91, Market street.
& Fifa varieti,or thoie rare
C)UNFECTIONS,
j u g, m the Factory. A moat liaLsoA2rr
( t he nnest yet reoeived,)..neatly ;put, up in , one wined
boie s. Call Soon.
anOther lot or those splendid
Ladies' Satchel', • - • '
Ladies' Wire and leather Fermi
Ladles' ,Oompapiona ,or Ifforis. Queen.
ins other line seikaii,whiotiioitwikaa so well to see.
deco• ~ .
Citron
r rAnta r MOWN
and L IV I M* I 4 B R 3 I , WA9ll•Mkesifild .Ora
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liy nix
FROMp*MiIitiGTON.
SENATOR 'Siidt,il,.'ritttOLUTlONS,
The Unit 8 Treasury Note Bill.
dutespondenee Relative tathe
senisattiton - citAmericalissibt e
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!; ;s ; WastagaroN, :Beimo;;IL
_ 1
. 1 11tteaoIntim& offered by Mr. Summon in : '
3.l ttniv terAlnY anti his motion hid e qu l 0..
lan
..,e : Me declaratory of toe rdlationt between
theldrifited Siiitetriiiid tha t iertltOrY 'Oboe wen
pi . , by certain States andmow mar*, by the
2, • -, .ed govern wens eitlit met constlis;
ft : .Vhni: 1 i t her , asheMiKeetk a hlatib‘tiVS ' : 1
h tory of he reliiillion, ids of nine ~ ti
tt rut itre'alitiondiflcAliffiWl-1 itanyWrkt
k • ... lod lort tolittor sat iv) .whioti limy Stetwilmiltno ,
ti.. ekto IPA as aeitt Lite anPre4 2 VP of the
.. , Atutiou l ecithin its territory, is 4-firstly,*
. i.aira'a g ninsi the Constitution, and afi itu
t. fivility fine it bet:times a practictil egat
ti
i t qlt,
khy.. the state of all rights under , the eon»
at. • 4,, while ; treason which it., tarot -
a further worts an instant fogeiture
al ihiseliiliCtidral' ntid'toivers essential to the
~i
tlitutid `eilstedce'ofthe State as a btidy poll.
-* -so 4tiat from that time forward timid**
fedi, under ; the ,n.c4. lll stro inrlscht ie rhin. l
rivci. eta asoiher territory; and the State ing,
' 'Mini ki'ditilittigififge of the law, (ferrate is)"
i to' , exists That the termination of
State order the constitution neoessarily.
'Oittises WI terminati9p. of, th9os ,peonder local
inttltiftious which ;, having no'brigin in the
4 4
pe' &lei of the amstitution, dre - tipheld *
*Swami exclusive • authority of; the State'
AniNig.hetPS.n.,,Peenliftr ienalkintattAtic*
tied, from localisms, without ony origin in,
'ft, 'citnieletitibti or In natural's tiliA: ii upheld'
Vie eibitleive , Aushority of &ate; anti
'most cease to exist legally or: oontkittitiOnail
' s ' en; Ole 54 0 . 1 0,T 1 nni.nit# deEttoyk, ,NL? iougur
ts, for the incident catirtot survive the
p ' ipak.; that on th e Viol iiiile"
jri Mite over the territory, ∨ Occupied. by.
th Slates, it is thoduty of Oingroa to seatbet.
th ePPEPTkar the 4jetletiten is maintainer}'
In ta mann principleit, so t every ilia re . In
fit - ilitiitedivi gerritin t illivOilibalf• ct i alii '' Yo
existArractialliyi as .ar hail already ceased to sir-'
isCqqrasitujibmolly t or legally, . Th ataurprocook
L
.1 e.ip,mf,Anry in such territory ,. oitiE
re dim of Oral under ti2!li Pretend' ot
th 'ltiolusibn of the i 'laMittitiii ' d o
un . SlMAinsilitation,sildds in the not ; h.,:
1 I )
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77.7 ' t) :' . M I ; t. .1 . y suc t recogn on
of slavery or surrender', 'of pretended
slaves besides being a reed:lira - thin of the pre
tended government's giving them aid and com
fort, is a denial of the rights of persons who by
the extinction of the States have become free,
so I that under the constitution they cannot
again be enslaved ' ; that allegiance for the in
habitant and protection from toe government
are corresponding obligations. dependant upon
each other, so that while the allegiance of
every inhabitant of this territory, without
distinction of color or class, is due to toe
United States and'cannot in any way be defeated *
by the action of any pretended government, or
by any pretence of property or :claim to ser
vice,. The corresponding obligation of protee
tion is at the same time due by the United
States •to every such inhabitant, without dis
tinction of color or class, and ,it follows that
inhabitants held as slaves, ,whiatte ,paramount
allegiance is due to the United States, may
justly look 'to the Natio* . GOvernment for
priltection . That, -in pursuance' of the
Constitution, Congress. will: then assume
a 'complete jurisdiction. , of. such vacated
territory where such uncoustitytiotal and ilk
gafthicgs have been attempted, and will pro
excel to . establish therein republican forms of
Glernment under the constitution, and in
th execution of this trust will provide careful
ly
for the protection of all the inhabitants '
thereof ; for the 'Security of families, the or
ganization of labor the encounigement of in
dueitry, and the welfare of society, and will in
evely way discharge the duties of ts, just, mer
ciful and paternal Government.. '
The Senate Finance Conunitteelas agreed
uprei sundry amendments' t6` the House - United
Statm- note bill, ameng - which 'are the follow
ingi: To t strike out, the declaration that the
authorieation..to, issue one hundred and fitly
millions Treasury notes is to meet the necessi
tieiof the treasury', and provide; a currency re:
ceiliable for public lilies; and , to insert that the
nobs shall be receiveable in payment oft all
public dues and demands . of every descriptiou,
sill of all :claims and, demands against the
Unifited States, of every kind whatsoever, except
for Interest upon t bonds and notes, which shall
,be, paid in coin, and shall bettlawfM money
and( a legal tender in the payment of .all.debes,
pulite and Private; Within. the United Stites,
except interest as afeiresaid:` ' " i'"
The committeaalso propbsest. a 'new section
authorizing the Secretary to receive ,from any
- portion or corporation , Ueited, States
,notee on
de it, for not less tl!utn thu l ti'dais, in Sums
not less thin -five hundred dollars, width. any
of the assistant treasutees or designatedtdepos
itork, authorised by, the Secretary to. receive
than, who. shall *ire therefor,certifieates of
depissit bearing interest at the rate, of five per
oentum per annum the intereseto cease at the
pleisure of the leteCretitry,,asj d.. the aggregate
of such deposits shall at no tune exceed the
amoiunt of twenty-five million dollars, provided
that all 'duties on imported goode, the pro
ceeds 'of the sale oft pnblie lands, and the pro
ceeds of the propetty seized and.sold under the
helm, of the United Statee, as : property ,:of
rebels, shall be, set apart as a'special fund, to be
applied, first, to paymedt; in - coin, of inter-'
est Of the debt of the United States; second; to
purbhase or .paymenttof one per canton' of the
entire debt, to be made within each fiscal year,
aft* theist of July, 186.2,and:t0 be set apart as
a shaking fund, the interest of which ,shall be
applied to the purchase or payment of the pub
liedebt, as the Secretary. ehall from time to
timi, direct; third e the residue, thereof shall be
paid into the Treasury of the United States.
ut President to-day transmitted to Congress
the 'P Correspondence' between - Mr: Seward and
Dayton, `relative t 9 the preeentation of Ameri-
cant at ,the French ceurt , . , t t -
Mr. Seward, in his reply to Mr. Dayton, ecin
kisses' to the opinions that an aud ence or, pri
son ation Grady but - dielomatich ;'`ietesoilseat
4. Via to lie regarded not be'enr . degree aa the
wig toof tiurpersontrticeivedibdtikitibilftesyrek
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fended tiiifihrhanillliatOtermin ,', • t , ~ ;, .
PRICE ONE CENT.
in all cases give the occupation-or iprofesekto of
rriy person ' r ho wishes ouch a presentation, ac
cording to the conditions prescribed by the int
perial court: The secretary concludes his in
structions in the followiug caustic language—
"lt is peculiarly uncomfortable at this moment
to find American citizens leaving their country
a prey to faction and civil war, disturbing the
court of a friendly power and embarrassing our.
representative there with questions of perebnst
interest raid pretention. Let the Emperor unti
Empress of France receive, when they will and
let all others, as:well as those who are admitt—
ed, turn their attention to the question, how
they can Berta their couittil abroad, , and
if they find no better way to do It than 2 V
• • king thinr attend:in& fa astooll6 era%
Mori*, let tnem return home to a onun
t no*, for the first time, and not for
'me, needs the active effo;ts of every on
Ant loyal children to save itself from destruction.
liy, thove all things, we have no question
the kovernment of France on this subject.
her introduce nobody, however justly distin
• ~s hed, that let a queetiou of fashion or sere
• u sellout on the records of the important
tod which we are acting for the highest
, '=.6eof 'our colibtry and of huma n ity. •
;
riom Tennessee.
of loother Rebel Gun-boat.
Rebel Transports Destroyed and
their Camp Broken Up,
Clam, 111., Jan. 11.
The gan-boats which were Snut up the Ten
beiPett6 riverby Commodore Foote have captur
ed 004 Ol,the enemy's guu boats, and have de
stanixl all their transports and broken up &I
WO_ &tete. The river now is clear ai far up
inVitirenak Alabama.
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i „THE QUM TRADE OF TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Feb. 11.
~.i e 13iade, this evening contains the annual
eut of the trade and conimerc.• of Toledo
4 1 ' 1861, *bowing the receipts of wheat and
r to be thirteen million, three hundred and
lit thousand, seven hundred and eighty
n-bushels. Corn, five million, tight hun
-2
d 'and' tWelve thonsand and thirty-eight
eb;,- aggregate vain receipts, eighteen
...„ : „ ..:: v ds:t . teuvr i :b ayired it
iiheapxiis tr i d ann fi cr il dease e o t:O w T hero n usa d iB fi r v d e :
fly'hundred and'ainetrueven bushels. Total
n
' dre(i month for: 1861 , eighteen millions, two
Prod Tie thousilad, two hundred and i
104 y-five bushels.
-4Mth Congres--First Session .
1,1
•° o' .
Weamionon t , Feb. 1L
The Vice President annouticrd that he had
appointed Mt. Cowan on the Fnance Committee
in place of Bright, expelled.
Mr. illstsassum (Md.,) on the Committee On
Post Offices in place of Bright., abd Mr. Wilson
(hio ,) on the Committee on Indian Affairs in
place of Mr. Cowan.
ps:•=l - 4;rvci
On motion of Mr. FISSENDII (Maine,) the
fortitination . bill was taken up.
Mr. FatiSINNDIN said he should (sill up the
Treasury' note bill to-morrow, and endeavor to
prole it to a speedy passage.
The amendment of the committee making
an appropriation of five hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for the haroors of Maine, in
Case of a.war being imminent with a mealtime
power, was cOubiuered.
Mr. 'lhxorr, (Cone.) was in favor of the
amendment but did not like its phraseology
as it suggested that there might be war
with any mailable power. He would strike
out the clause reading "imminent danger of
war with, any. maritime pourer, " so as to
leave the time of cunis.ructiog fortifica
tions to the judgment of the President. The
amendment was so modified and adopted:'
Mr. Nallllll, (Oregen,) offered an amend
ment to appropriate $lOO,OOO for the coustrno
don of a tort at, the mouth of the Columbia
river. He said there was not a fortification on
theiihole coast, and something of • the 'kind
was needed at the month of .the Columbia
river. We were finding new gold mines in
th region, and it was expected next year, to,
ship a iniltion dollars per week from the month
of that river: • • •
Mr. FACIENDZN, (Me.,) said this bill was en
tirelyfor repair of old fortifications and proposed
no new 'ones. If the amendment of the Sena
tor was modified, however, vs es to require the
fort to , be;censtructed if, in the judgment
of the ?redden; lit, was necessary, he would
not object.
The ataendatent waa ao modified and adopt
ed.
Mr. BHauteN (Ohio) - moved to strike out tip
whole, and insert instead thereof "tor repairs
to such fortifications as the public service may
roqiiiiie;•o'ne million dollars,. and fur the con
stttictioa of such new woks as the public ser
vice may require ; one million of dollars.";Re
jected._
. Mr. bnitastax (Ohio) moved, as a enlisdtute
forthe bill, to appropriate one million of dollars
for the repairs of the existing fortifications, and
two millions for works of defence on the north
ern frontier. In case of emergency he thought
that making large appropliations for fortifica
tions at' this time would only have a tendency
to provoke hostilities with lingland or France
when now we are at peace.
After a discussion a vote was taken on the
amendment, when it waa tound that no quertun
was present. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House resumed the consideration of the
the Seger election case. ' 4
Messrs. Idamman, Clurrawnsw, wIiALRt and
Maixday'spoke in favor of Mr. Seger.
'kr. Dawes (Mass.,) concluded the debate,.re
pljing to the remarks which were made in Mr.
Segar's behalf.
The vote was then taken, which resulted in
the House refusing to allow Mr. Seger to take
his seat.
The House agreed to the Senate's amendment
to the bill authorizing the construction of
twenty iron clad gunboats.
The Houle tout adjourned.
X.ifiliKETß BY TELEGRAPH.
Nsw Yong, Feb. 1L
Cotton &m ; sales 1,200 baits at 29(480c.
Flotir dull ; 'declinedlOc ; Wes 17,60 u tads.
at 46 801g5 60 for !stare, $6 95Q6 for Ohio and
46(216_26. fur !Southern. Whtas dull ; 'sales
lailabaila. at. SX 30 f.or, Ohicsgo spring,
41 60 for Michigan white. Corn dull ; salve
Ilo;ooo 7 bishebt it64651c: Biel fi rm. Pork
at 812 26(a.1.3. Lard ikuk, at Win: