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11AltRISBURO, PA
Friday Aligning, February 14, 1862.
Contra& —OO and after Monday
11,11 Ole passenger train on the Philadelphia
ud Kea ling Railroad will leave at eight o'clt ck
fflorning instead of 8.35 A. U. as at prey-
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ti it lc ft OE THE EINTRAMIT SINGING Among /mw.
Emtracht AS3OCiaIiOII intend giving a
nn sic:J soiree at Koenig's new building,
s t met, nest Monday evening,
11011 IVAM A "iull house" in the city lock-up
I most v,igs of both sexes, and
all of whom, upon a hearing, before
Loiwi toe filliyor this morning, were prop
d of.
ot PROPOTY —A two story frame house
1 1 I a ~f ground, belonging to John McGurk,
~,,0 , .1 in the roar. of Short street, Fourth
‘: recently sold to John Campbell for
of two hundred and twenty dollars.
`llll,l, ILLNE.3e , OF A HAUWIEIBIIRO OFFIOICR.
ret to learn that information has been
I. burr of the serious illness of our towns
dli, Lienteesnt George Fisher, of corn
, r ,, Cavalry, belonging to Gen
division of the army in Kentucky
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ascrioN. Our city charter election
II take place on the third Friday of March.
b.ll.iwing officers are to be elected In each
tli- w u. 14
,e Constable, one Assessor, one Judge of
, tion, one Inspector, and numbed of Conn
xcept in the sixth Ward. School Directors
61 be elected in the dititricts as divided
t of imposes.
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'JOVE 11 ENT3 or TROOPS WESTWARD.—A rumor
tg•en prevailing for some time, that ar
gement has been made by the Government,
the Transportation of sixty thousand troops
r the l'ennsylvana railroad within a few
They are to be transferred from the vi
hnty of Washington to reinforce Gen. Buell's
ision in the S.uith West. That Is to be the
-,rue of a hard fought battle, if the enemy will
Amid their ground, and we may shortly hear
of important movements and decisive results
from that region. We shall anxiously await
the good time coming.
A MEAN ATTACK appeared in the local columns
vi the Patriot and Union this morning, which is
evi , ly directed against its own local reporter,
who has bean indisposed for several days. It is
entitled 'Loafers,' and denominates the 'drunken
ktiers" as the worst among all the different
species of the nuisance. When Vriah recovers
from his temporary indisposition, or rather die
petitiou to permit his legs to become tangled,
he milk, defend himself from the foul asper
atom of his character thus covertly attempted
through a medium over which he usually pre
sides with unquestioned ability,grace and im
partiality.
ARIII.9T TOR SELLING LIQUOR TO 111.1NOBB t &O.—
Tke "Grotto" in Trouble.--Oflicer Fleck, t his morn
lag made inf .rmation against Frederick Alms,
manager of the Grotto Concert Saloon, in the
Exchange, Walnut street, charging him with
keeping a disorderly house, selling liquor to
minors, and permitting obscene acting on the
stage. Ms. Aims was arrested, but up to the
time of writing this, had not entered into re
cognizance for hie appearance at court.
The same officer has also made information
Against James Crawford, the keeper of the res
taurant under the "Exchange," charging him
with Felling liquor to minors, and permitting
gambling on the premises. He was arrested,
and we believe, has entered bail for his appear
ance to answer.
SANTORVE OPERA HOWL—This popular place
A imminent was tilled to repletion last night,
with an extremely fashionable audience, who
were charmed with the exquisitely lime music
of the butletque opera of . "La Somnambuia,"
% Well as convulsed with the many laughable
oddities and whimsicalities of this truly able
and amusing troupe. The singing and acting
n ( ltlta, krilwell In the opera was truly superb,
a nd fully sabt 'Med her reputation as one of the
most channitg and versatile actresses on the
m°lern 'Lige. Her voice possesses great vari
ety lo its cadences, and is as mellow as the
warbl ingt of a nightingale. She was ably as
sisted by her husband, and the company, all of
whom performed their respective parts with
great satisfaction to the audience. The new
opera will be repeated again this evening, and
We advise our readers who desire a rich must
al treat to be promptly on hand.
IiELIEP TO TRIP FAMILIAR OP TOLUNTIARB-1/091
1,U7143.—We are gratified to announce that
through the exertions of a number of our prin
cipal citizens, the commissioners of the county
bane been induced to appropriate the further 1
t
bud tiro thousanddellarstothe Volunteer Relief,
!Jai& This will prove a great benefit to the
anilines of our brave volunteers, many of
w bonti. thine the exhaustion of the fund pre
-I,lo°slY appropriated, have experienced a great
Clricalty in securing even the common neces
no of life. The sum, to be sure, is small
la c ot , e)ariseart with the first appropriation,
bat by its 1 udi,:loun distribution it wilt perhaps
IQ out uth 'il after the rigors el the winter Two HUNDRXD PIEOSS of beautiful new spring
a re Past, when ` we have nodoubt arrangements calicos; a large lot of bleached and unbleached
Will be mad e 10 BeL :tsre another appropriation. muslin of the best make ;
The mien of the C om , mlasioners in this matter cents blue checks, at
l 2!
tacenatsu
,another
y l a o r t d ; f w t h h ite stock i moood w ii 4t i !, y t t
i(d e.ervin g of the utmoe't commendation, and bed stockings • ladles' ' pocket ose 1 . 5 handkerchiefs,
"I te approved by every tax payer In the at 14 cents; Children's pocket handkerchiefs,
with border, 5 cents • shirt breasts 12i,
CAIIIII4.
„: 15 and up to 87,1 cents; 25 piecesnew pant
Fur •
DJthe information of the wi‘'" and f a m "'" stuff ; undershirts and ra ery cheap;
volunteers entitled to receive •
Ws/elite from cotton and woolen socks, we a r : v all price ;
f o ll ow i ng 40 dozen woolen stockings, for children, 12
tit a Ppropriatio n , we appeud the „ cents; lt yatd bleached •
muslin 124. cents;
eard from Mayor liepner, who is Preit: 4ol4 ' (4 allwool French
rnetinos, all colors, at 62 ,and
lite
County Relief Fund : 75 cents. Having bought the balance of the
V olunteer R •
d eterfo. . ellef Pund.—The County Commis - stock o f a c i t y wholesale house of plain and
figured Swiss mnslins, brillants, white tam
szsloo.utrag
a s of a further appropriation of
call at si. 13 . ' ll yas of volunteers will please I>tics, NaoSoqk and Victoria lawns, suitable for
rive _ e regular
relieft the usual place, and dreNes, as those goods will be very scarce and
he as heretofore allowed. dear next stmuner now bithe time to buy. Our
Wm H. EXPN2II., Stock of rare at 04E: ' S. law;
President County Relief Fund. Rhoads' Old stand.
pettneginanict iDatt telegraph, ealurbai) "afternoon. irebruarp 14. 1862.
SKATIBT/CAL.—Upon the indulgence of this
now fashionable pastime, the Journal of Beata
is especially particular. "If the thermometer
is below thirty," it says, •' and the wind is
blowing, no lady or child should be skating."
We are not so clear about this. If the lady . is
"below thirty," and of gracefutfigure, let der
skate, no matter how the mercury descends.
If she is the reverse—let her slide !
Da. Jonas, of New York, who is practicing at
Herr's Hotel, in this city, (room No. 41,) has
bad the benefit of the Eye and Ear institutions
of America and Europe. Dr. Jones is also a
graduate of the Homeopathic and the Alopathic
Medical College.. His diplomas, proving the
same, are suspended in his office for the benefit
of the interested. 'head.
My eye was. injuted and run out when a
youth, (20 years ago.) Dr. Jones inserted an
eye in two minutes without pain, which moves
and appears ni tural.
F. STEADMAN, Harrisburg
One of my eyes has been turned and disfigured
eighteen years. My family doctor advised me
to let it be, and said nothing could be done for
it. Dr. Jones straightened it in a half minute,
and made the sight perfect. I consider the
operation worth five thousand dollars to me,
aud the doctor charged me but twenty-five
dollars. CATHARINE EARLY,
West Hanover, Dauphin Co., Pa
I was afflicted with catarrh and shortness of
breath. Dr. Jones has cured me—yet many
other physicians told me I could not be cured.
MARY Arakken, Harrisburg.
Tax ACCILDIVIT LT SNORT MOUNTAIN. —The
"Journal" of Lykenstown contains the follow
ing particulars of the recent fatal accident at
one of the Short Mountain coal mines, noticed
in the TSUI:FRANI, a few days ago :
On Friday the 7th inst., at or near the face
of the gangway where a tutn-out was being
made, in the Short Mountain mines, a fall of
the top rock extending along the gangway 30
yards and 6 feet thick, occurred, resulting in
the death of John D. McCaa, severely injuring
Adam Robinson, and slightly wounding Craw
ford Wallace, J. Simmons, Sr., and William
Myers. Several others miraculously escaped.
On Saturday, Dr.'s Maurer and Cameron am
putated Robinson'it left arm, leaving him a
cripple for life.
This community sustains a great loss in the
death of John. B. McCaa. In him were blend
ed all those ennobling qualities that adorn hu
manity. His sociability and good humor, the
charm of his domestic circle—fascinated even
the most casual acquaintance. He was an hon
est man, and reverenced truth and justice—
was a consistent member of the M. E. Church
and a firm believer in the gospel of Jesus
Christ.
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ST. VALearrnts's DA.v.—This being the anni
versary of that favorite Saint, the business of
of the Post Office, was of course materially in
creased by the reception and distribution of the
"tender missives."
The celebration of this day is one of great
antiquity. It was the practice in ancient Rome,
during a great part of February, to celebrate
the Lvperoalia, which were feats in honor of
Pan and Juno. On the 16th of that month,
amidst a variety of ceremonies, the names of
young women were placed in a box, from
which they were drawn by the men as chance
directed, and marriages thus ensued. The pas
tors of the early Christian Church, who endea
vored to eradicate all traces of Pagan supersti
tion, inserted in the boxes the names of very
lovely but defunct female saints, at which the
young men were somewhat nonplussed, and in
a measure relinquished the usage.
It being very difficult to entirely eradicate
the custom, It again arose in a form modified to
suit the Christian Cburcb, by the abolition of
the Lupe=Han ceremonies, and the fourteenth
of February, the festival of St. Valentine, was
selected for games, and for all matrimonial pro
posals prompted during that period of the year.
This was owing to the information elven by the
clergy, and perhaps by St. Valentine himself
that, in the warm climate of Italy, birds chose
their mates thus early in the season, and on
that particular day. Little is known of St. Val
entine, except that he was a Christain priest of
Rome, and was martyred in the year 270.
It was also often the case that the first young
women a man met the day, not a resident in
his house, became his Valentine. Another
custom, illustrating the inconveniences the sex
will sometimes undergo to obtain husbands,
was that a girl would boil an egg hard, over
night, and eat it, shell and all, without speak
ing or drinking till the following morning.
The first man who then met her eyes she had a
right to imagine as her future lover. It may
be supposed that she often kept herself secre
ted till informed that he who approached was
agreeable to her; and, as a voucher for this
we present an extract from the letter of a dam
sel who, early in the last century, thus exper
'merited her luck ; —Would you think it I I
lays-bed, and shut my eyes all the morning,
till Mr. Blossom came to our house, for I
would not have seen another man before him
for all the world.
As all bright objects have their shady Bide,
St. Valentine's Day is not destitute of objec
tionable features. A love-letter if no more, has
the agreeable effect of creating a consciousness
of being esteemed, but in many cases, the val
entines are no more than coarse pictorial in
sults, often satirizing personal defects of the
1 recipients, and which can only give pain.
[Advertiseme,i , t]
Mn. EDITOR : The County Commissioners,
and with their clerk, are trying t i double-teem
me by fulsome abuse and somewhat wholee'le
swo sting, but I must of course be allowed to
take obe at a time, and in making my selec
tion I will first take the one who still believes
that tlie'people have sufficient coce'dence in him
to believe him without the addition of his oath.
Jacob I3ebm, a few years ago you were elected
County Commissioner, etojoyin, the confidence'
and esteem of the citizens of Dauphin county, as
an honest, upi ight, conscious man. Elected over
one of our most worthy and popularcitiz-ns,not
because you were more capable or honest thou, he,
but because yon were supposed to be more eco
nomical, (a result to which I t mita ibu ted an hem
blo part,) are you so stupid now as to suppose
that you can blindfold the people so as to turn
their attention from your unlawful extrava r
gances (because if lawful why ask for legisla
tion,) as a public officer, by a mitierable attempt
to abuse me, a private citizen, and then tell
them that I am ambitious and want "to make
political capital out of the matter." Do you
suppose if you yet enjoyed the confidence of the
people as you did when elected, that any one
could "make political capital out of this mat
ter?" Jacob, after such an acknowledgment,
you had better follow your clerk's example and
put the swear to it when you try your hand
again.
Suppose it be true (but you know it is false,)
that I advised you to get an act passed making
it lawful to increase your compensation, and
you " objected to it for many reasons ;" is that
any justification for you now when you take
pay contrary to law I Did I advise you to re
tain out of the militia fund one hundred dollars
for your clerk and sixty-one dollars and sixty
six mute apiece for yourselves as I see you have
done by your return to the Auditor General's
office? Did I advise you to increase your' :
clerk's salary from six hundred to OLIO thou
sa.od dollars? Did I advise you to give said
clerk two hundred dollars extra, over and
above said salary of or e thousand dollars for
the last year, which including the one hun
dred from militia fines made his salary thirteen
hundred dollars? Did I advise yon to take
the extra pay which you want legalized by
your bill before the Legislature? Did I ad vise
you to apply for the legislation lam now op
posing ? and if not, please tell us who did ?
I did send out, not "petitions," but remon
stranoes against your bill and some have been
returned. You may expect a few more before
your bill is passed. But have you the impudentv
in the face of your bill now in the hamlet)! the
Legislature to state in a public paper, that these
remonstrances are "falsely charging that an at
tempt is now being made by the Commission
.ers to legalize certain acts of theirs committed in vio
lation of laws If this is false, why do you ask
for this additional law? and why do you now
refuse to have your accounts examined by the
County Auditors ?
"The publics can put their own estimate
on such conduct." That's just what they
have already done, and many of them are now
endorsing it upon the remonstrances sent out.
Now Mr Jose..oh Miller you have given us a
somewhat wholesale sneer in your last card. Sup
pose we try it, a little in a retail way. You say
upon your oath that "the allegation contained in
my card of the 11th inst. is false in every partic
ular." Now in one part of my card I say I can
get as good a clerk as you for oue-half the pay
you are getting. In order to enable the public
to decide the matter the first step is to let them
know what you are getting, and as you have
volunteered as a witness I desire to put a few
interrogations to you.
Did you not receive a salary of one thousand
dollars for the last year Did you not receive
two hundred dollars extra over and above that?
Did you, use all of these two -humkski doliw
Tor your private use or was one hundreclof it
given to a friend? Did you get one hurideed
dollars for services connected with the militia
laud? If yea, did you draw that hundred out
of said militia fund or did you draw it out OY
the county treasury on an order froth the Cori•
missioners? How much diJ you get out_of the
militia fund? and how much, if any, did the
Commissioners retain? Did you not receive,
altogether thirteen hundred dollars for, your
services last Tear? Did you not on a previous
year receive the same, or nearly the same,
amount? Joseph these are questions we out
ciders are a little interested in and would be
glad to have you nom on them. But, as a.
friend, I would advise you to be a little careful
and keep cool lest you should make some mis
take. In these things we can get the dots on
you. I will say here that I can furnish as good
a clerk as you are for five hundred dollars and
give the Commissioners a choice of six.
Feb. 13, 1862. DAVID 111131IYA.
BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER AND INGRAIN CAN-
Pins. The article that heads these remarks,
Carpets, has become a tcceesity, and what we
ask can contribute more to the comfort and
beauty of a house than a cheerful wife, and
well carpeted rooms. In this connection we call
your special attention to the fact that Efrich &
Bowman, owing to the want of store room,
will sell their stock of carpets at cost, south
east corner of Front and Market streets.
Tits Laren Nsws.—Bargains I Selling off
the entire stock of winter goods below cost,
viz : Wooleh, merino, cotton and canton flan
nel, under shits and drawers, 40 and upwards;
woolen mufflers, woolen and cotton .1 , Hose,
104 and upwards ; silk ties, 18 and upwards ;
suspenders, 12 ; also fine shirts, $1,0041 25,
actually worth $1 5001 76 ; collars, all linen,
12i, and nisht shirts, 60 ; also a large lot of
monkey jackets, all wool, from 75c451 00 ;
also a large lot of Union shirt breasts, 10o.;
fine bleach muzlin, 1 yard wide, 15c.• also
bleached m usl in ,6c. , and fine Irish linen ,18420 c.
per yard ; Brooks, Clarks and Coal's enambled
spool cotton, 4c. Ladies and gentlemen this is
the place pt a bargain. Please call an i ex
amine for yourselves, as one call will suffice to
convince the public of the above ;acts. Also,
on hand a large lot of ladies' collars, cuffs, un
dersleeves, which I will sell equally cheap for
cash. N. B.—Shirts, collars, &c., made to
measure or from.eample, on the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms If you want a
bargain and a good fitting shirt, Stc., just to go
James A. Lynn, at the Harrisburg Cheap Shirt
Manufactory, No. 12 Market street, rooms next
to Hummel & Killinger's grocery store, Harris
burg, Pa. feblo.
AMR') TO TEM LipllP
DR. OUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
"Read the folio ing certificate" from one of the firs t
ladies in Utica, N. Y. who called upon my agents iu that
city (Nr • Wm. Bristol kr. 00.,) and told them that ahe, of
course, did not wise her name made public, but if any
one should doubt the wowierful efficiency of Da. Dovois
no's Golden Pills, they might refer any Lady to hey, as
she considered It a duty, as well as a pleasure, to her
knowledge of their efficacy, as administered to her
daughter, a young lady 17 years old. the was fast go
ing into consumption—had taken cold—nature becanle
obstructed. Two boxes of these Golden Pills entire
ly cured her, and sue is now In re bust health
"We were particular in buying the genuine. PVC and
explicit directions accompanying etch box. Price 91.
Sold wholesale and retell by 0. A ItANNVART, No. 2,
Jones Row, ..nd C. K. SUM, 91 Ilarket street, Harris
burg, Pa. By sending either of them SI 00 Wrought be
Harrisburg Post Office the - Pille will be sent confidentially
by mail to any part of the country; "free Of postage."
N. 11.—Lask out for counterfeita. % Buy, no Golden Pills
of any kind unless the box is signed S. 1). Howe. Ail
ethers is a base lmtioaltion and unasfe ; thorefore, as
you value your lives and health, (to say nothing of be
ing humbugged out of your money,) buy only of those
who show the signature of S. 1). Howe on every box.
which bee recently noes ulded on account of the PR*
None orninterisited. -The ingredients composing the ,
above Pills are made known to every Agent, and they
are safe, and will perform all claimed for them. ,
Sold also by, T. L. Lumberger, Lebanon • A. J. Kaillf
man, Ilechanksborg ,• Y. harks, Lewistarn ; S. Elliott.
G. Wild; Newville ; J. C. Altick, Shipp*,
burg; J - Spangler, reambersburg ; R. T. miller, York ;
J. A. Wolf, IWrighinville ;- B. 8. Stevens, Needing;
Reedingi and by “one druggist" in ev
Sownisultdafillsge in the Halted States, and*
R. D. ROWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
Win. 4. Hatchelor's hair Dye
The only Harming; and Reliable Dyef Known I
All others are mere imasuoos, and should be avoided
ifyou wadi to escape ridicule.
GItRY, RED OR AMY HAIR .dyed 1111010811 Y 10 a
hal:tom:Li and ohnirolitiown or Brawl, without 0,0.10081
injury In listir or Skin.
Fl Is" fr M•DA I 8 AND DIPLOMAS have been awar
ded
te WA. A. SATOWIIAA pilled 18 9, and over 200,000
essphiallolll3 ati.F+l been made t the heir of the patrons
of ois (humus stye.
•
Wm. , 1 1.. BATaiBLOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not o ue di , ilaguishat from nature and to lITARILItiraD
nr.t to Injure hi the i.owever long it 011. y bo cOntin•
nod, and rho lltr ife.ee of bat ea remedied. The hair
in invigorated for lire by ibis splendid Dye. which la pr,p
arty appltrd at. No. 16 amid Street. New York.
-- ' l4 I all the olles and towns of the iittit , tl 3tateA, by
Drutateas and ranell Wilds Dealers
The Gennion has the a 411114 1.. Wlllinm .l Batchelor,"
and addroa,t upon a steel plate engraving. on the four
;idol of each boa.
%%clamle Factory, 81 Barclay St.,
Late was Broadway, New York
nrA34*wly
New 21013ertunnients
FOR SALE,
A FRAM' HOUSE and lot of ground
uate uu Nµr.h titreet near second, iu the city of
ilarriaturg.. Posaimadon even at any time Enquire of
L. F..IOIING t
frbl I doaw3w 'attorney at taw.
R!. SL{ Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Co
ac , }eat received and for sale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
y Corner }rout and Idereet meets.
COa_L OIL lower than, any House in
Harrisburg, for sale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
feb 14. y ' Corner, Frant and Market street.
NOTICE.
HAVING disposed or the entire stock
of ftddies farness, &t., to '3. A. Hummel, (wbo
.111 ,00thloe the btlittets.) all onions knowing them
wives to be indebted are revel:dolt to call and settle
their neconat.= ; and those having claims wt .1 present
them lor payment to the UndElraigen rat the Boot. and
•hoe :. 4 t , re, nett to the court Datum, eh-re he may be
toun i horeac.r. A. illEll,llll.
(013 d2t
WANTED.
rrWO OR THREE good agents for the
and coutty, In a light, respectable and tavola
blatierico sa. For furth,r particulars call at the Bueh
ler HDure. All appileatims must be ma ,e betwe so m
oa bmarday. tobl4-d its
W AN rED,
A GOOD I3ARIigEPER. Apply at the
JCL MIND STAThB Wan. febl3-d3t*
C
EDAR ÜBS, BASKETS, BROOMS
and everything la the lien , jest reeetval In large
quantitko awl for sale very low by
Vitt. OCCK, & Co.
AOKLEREL Nos. 1, 2 and 3 in all sized
01_ pike* ages. A large supply just received, and each
package warranted as represented, for sale by
DOCK, Jr., At Co,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
lIHE dUBSCRIBEEtS, Commissioners of
the county of Dauphin, Pa.. herby sol cit proposalsfbr the re-birdieing of the County Bridge wrote the ronn
sylvaula eine]; at the placo where the public road lead
in.! from the usquehanna t iver to the Penusylvan la
Insane lio-pital, creases the same, a short distance above
Harrisburg. Persons proposing will receive the materials
and alma:tents of the former bridge mite demolished.
Said proposals may be made tor an Iron Bridge as well as
a wooden one—tue Commissioners !rid decide at the day
of letting on said prirnals. tialdridge j whether of
iron or of wood, must be well and strongly balls Good
and sound material can only be used, a ithout a roof if
wooden, and shall be after the same plan of the Paxton
Creels Bridge at the loot 4- Market street, in the city of
Harrisburg. The sa d abu merits, if not in a good con
ditiou now end enetime of the commencement of the.,
banality-admen& an i ron or other bridge will be decided
upon., mutt be ropiiied;dind 'it an i on bridge will be
agreed upon, the same must be of sufficient dimeusiapai
in th 4 ffirdifidrPallii; *5 airtoinsetre a good an s suffi
ciently strong struc pre. 'Lett.ng will be on the 18th of
February,
,littla at 3 o'clock P. M. and said bridge after
awardhd nainitpe ihilehe on or;. eiore the letli.of starch,
1862, when the whole amount will be paid if built in
accordance with the contract teat shall be entered into
w.th the person to whom the same will be awarded.
Arxisz 7 ,l:o3liP# : MlLLEß, Clerk
JUST RECEIVED.
AV LARGE LO of Black
LA Fine Assortment of Plain Dress Silks.
tag. Rep. Mourning Silks.
Small Bar Black and Purple Silks.
A New Steck of Mourning Dress Goods.
A Large Line of Irish IA uses, at old prices.
A Full Stock of Skeleton . Skirts;
NA al tele ever maunfiletured.
A Full Lind of. Gents Undershirts and Drawers.
Furs ;
How casting out the stock.
Balmoral Skirts ; •
Ntar article.
Marseilles Counterpaines ;
AL old prices.
Allendale Spreads ;
• *cheap.
EIL Large Line of Towellings.
New•open at CATHCARfS,
febial Next door to the Hi rrisburg Bank
NAZARETH HALL,
BOARDING} SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
NZARETH, Northampton county, Pa.
Fisiy of Access fro n Harrisaarg by railroad to
Easton, and tarns seven miles by stage.
Rev. EDWARD IL REICEIEL,
115 3m*
lt/rEtOIi'INERY OIL.—We sell the only
Ai_ reliable Natural Lubricating OH (warranted free
from said and said ) and equal to Sperm or lard in ihe
market. Refer to 'buts of railroad men, machinist menu.
facturers and Wino who are using it.
HARRY GILBERT,
Agent for Ltibrie 011 Company, Hardware store op
posite the Court House 14-2 w
BLINDS I! BLINDS !! !
NEW VENITION BLINDS made to or
der Ibr ,the small tram of $3,-$2 50 and $ll. New
blinds made tout or old ones ma. 1.1 low vetoes for
seventy five cents a piece and upward& 0 all and sae at
my chop, in Second street, below Ohesnut.
feb3-tui A. R. SEE
VALENTINES I VALENTINES
A FULL and splendid assortment of Valen
entitles, wholesale or retail, at
BERGNER'S BuOK STORE.
QOLDIER'd CAMP COMPANION.— A
kj very volvoislent Writtmg Dasc ; also, Puntbtlos,
tielhorandtim Boors, l'ortamaaatea, dia., at
n2O aIIIEFPBR , B HOOKin (Ott .
FAMILY WASHING BLUE, an excel
lent substitute for Indigo, for sale at the wholesal•
and retail grocery store of
NIOHOLS & BOWMAN,
corner of Front and Market streets
FRESH Choice Teas, Black and Green
In X, Xf, and 1 pound papers. for Bate at.
NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S
16 corner Front-ond Market streets.
FOUND.
A SUM' OF MONEY. The owner can
cau have it by describing it and paying for this ad
cortiaernoLt. Ho can ascertain tho name of the finder by
call ng at this office feb l 2 d3t
CRUSHED, broken loaf, fine and coarse
pulverised and other sugars for side by
NICHOLAS & BOWMAN,
Carver Frost and Market streets.
C°4'L OIL, warranted non-explosive,
£everst brands for sale lo w by
NEN IL 4.8 & BOWMAN.
Corner .Front sod Market streets.
QM
9kiNDLE3; country Snap, Fancy Soaps
ki " 4l P'=" l,` itsgots - ar BOWILtIf.
•-• ',.C0,0r Frost and Market streets.
.
eIpIOW:DER,LIShot and Caps for sale by
annooLas& BO MEAN,
Owner Front and Narket sliest&
2b Destroy—Bats, %aches, &o.
To Destroy—Mice. Moles, and Ants.
lb Destroy—Bed-Bugs.
lb Destroy—Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c.
To Destroy---111esquitoes and Fleas.
.70 Destroy—lnsects on Plants and Fowls.
To Destroy Insects on Animals, &c.
lb -Destroy—Every form and specie of Vermin
THE
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN.'
DESTROYS ISETANTLY
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES 01?
Those Preparations (unlike all others) are
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Unman Family."
"Eats do not die on the ptemises."
"They come out of their holes to die."
"They are the only infallible remedies
known."
"12 years and more established in New York
city."
Used by—the City Post Office.
Used by—the City Prisons and Station Houses
Used by—the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used by—the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses
&c.
Used by—the City Hotels—`Astor'—'St.Nieho
as,. &o.
Used by—the Boarding Houses, &0., &c.
Used by—more than 50,000 Private Families.
('Sea one or two Specimens of what is everywhere
said by the People—Editora--Dealers, Irc.
HOUSEKKEPERS—troubIed with vermin
need be so no longer, if they use "Coma's"
Exterminators. We have used it to our satis
faction, and if a box cost S 6 we would have it.
We had tried poisons, but thay effected nothing;
but "Coma's" article knocks the breath out
of Bats, Mice, Roaches and Bed-Bugs, quicker
than we can write it. It is in great demand
all over the country. —Medina (0) Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant county by vermin, than
would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Biller.
Lancaster (Wis.) Herald.
HENRY R. COSTAR—We aro selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear
rapidly. ECIKEta & Brouvven,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
"Costar's " Rat, Roaah, &o. Eatertalnator4
"Costar's".
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator.
" Costar's"
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, &o.
Is 26c. 50c. AND SI,OO Boxvs, BOTTUM AND $1,69K., $3
$5 Bugs roe PLANICATION3 SIDPN, Bona, HOTELS,
ma.,
.COB B
GEORGE GA RVBRICH,
11.r.N4Y 3ioYEkt,
Commissionems.
fl 3 daind
CAUTION !! To prevent the public from being
imposed upon by Spurious and Highly Pernicious
Imitations, a new label has been prepared, bear
ing a fac simile of the Proprietor's signature.—
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully be
fore purchasing, and take nothing but "Cos
tars."
Or Sold Derytokere—by
All.WHatzsmat DRIBIOD3IB in the hinge cities.
Some of the
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Schieffelin Brothers & Co.
B. A. Fahnestonk, Hull & Co.
A. B. & D. Sands & Co.
Wheeler & Hart.
James S. Aspinwall.
Morgan & Allen.
Hall, Ruckel & Co.
Thomas & Fuller.
P. D. Orel&
Harrel, Risley & Kitchen.
Bush, Gale & Robinson.
M. Ward, Close & Co.
McKisson & Robbins.
D. S. Barnes & Co.
F. 0. Wells Co.
Linen°, Marsh & Gardner.
Hall, Dixon & Co.
Conrad Fox—AND OTEKRB.
Philadelphia, Pa.
T. W. Dyott & Co.
B. A. Fahnestock & Co.
Robert Shoemaker & Co.
French, Richards & minus.
AND BY
DRUDDIATB, GRCKIBBB, STORBEBBPBBS and ENTAIL
was generally In all •COMVIRY Towns and
Vl:meats in the
ITED STATES.
HARRISBURG. PENNA.
IF Sold by
D. W. Gross & Co.,
AND
Principal Wholesale and Retail Agents ry
Harrisburg, and by' the Daimons, Sloes
xsameas and iberAnsas generally.
.
HEN Rl' IL,CCSTA4.
Pan iiaror--- , No: 512 Broadwaj--4(ippo
site the St Nicholas Hotel,) New York.
febl2-dam
New '2lbuertisemtnts
VERMIN
EXTERMINATORS.
VERMIN.
C. K. Keller,
Comrray Dwane can order as above.
Or address orders direct—[or if ,Price,
Terms,&c., is desired, fir send for
[1862 Circular, giving reduced Prices
. to
Nun eAbutrtiztounts.
SANFORD'S NEW OPERA HOUSE
1111)114.. 334a:faMyitlel:i:43
Admission,
25 cents
Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents.
Seats in Private Bores, 75 cents.
Entire Box, $5.00. • 5
Doors open 6} o'clock ; Commence at7f o'clOck .
Re-engagement of the Celebrated Cantatrice,
Mrs, ANNA BORDWELL,
IZEIZCI
Mr. W. BORDWELL,
Ethiopean Comedians, who will appear in their
Ethiopean Drawing Room Soirees, original with
Mr. and Mrs. Bordwell.
To conclude with the Burlumina o , ent, in three acts, of
LA SOM-AM-BULL-AH.
Amini (Dinah,) lifts A. Bordwell
Liza (Srisanab,) F X. Arnold
Dame Tresso (Aunt Polly,) Bird well
Elvini (Jumbo,) his Ist appearance in Opera,
I. A. Paine
J. A. Arnold
Sanford
Count (Dan Tucker,)
Alessi° (Lazy Joe)
Seats eau be eerured in eavaace daring the Opera.
Bqx Mace open from le to 12 A. M.
GROTTO MUSIC HALL!
AdMIBBIOII
NEW FACES! NEW FACES I
Change Makes Change! Look at
Names !
ALL ST &RS I ALL STABS I
Miss ANNIE RUSH the plfssing vocalist,
her first appearance in this city.
Mi4B JULIA PHICE the versatile.
BILLY THOMAS the great Ethiopean oome
dian.
MATT. GEBLER, comic vocalist and come
dian.
FULTOV MYERS, the great burlesque dancer.
FRED. SHAW in his great Union vonge.
OLE BULL hIYERS, violinist and jester.
JOHNY WILLIAMS, the sweetest singer on
any stage.
JACOB WILLIAMS, the great baeso pro
fundo.
W. W. BATCHELOR will preside at the
piano.
The management takes v./it pleasure of mamma-lag
to hip patrons ths ne ha , . elf .ct, ",t in engagere , et with
these popular performers, Aires Pa "I“ A. JO'.
favorite actress and vocalist, and Mr. ORO. W. TB WY
SON, the g oat actor and p otom im,e-t Due no Ice will
be given or thew sopearan
Doors open at fiX o'clock. Commence at 7,54 o'etook
F11.1.D AIMS,
Sole Prop 3 etor coo Manager,
PROPOSALS FOR AR NI Y 81 IPPLIES
OFFICE OF COMM-SUM or SUBSISTENCE,
Harrisburg, February 12th, 1862.
Propos is will be received at this office until
12 o'clock, u., the 19th day of February, 1862,
for furnishing for the use of the United States
army, at such times and in such quantities as
may be required to be delivered prior to the 10th
day of March, 1862, Ike following subsistence
stores. viz:
300 Barrels mess pork.
300 Barrels extra mess beef.
50,000 Pounds pilot bread iu barrels, iu gool
flour barrels.
250 Bushels first quality new whiteteans, In
good dry barrels.
5.000 Pounds prima rice, in good flour barrels.
10 000 " " Rio coffee, in barrels
15,000 " light yellow .ugar, iu barrels.
1,000 Gallons best quality pure viuegar.
1,250 Pounds best quality adamantine candles,
full weighr, one-fourth in sixes, and
three-fourths in twelves
4,000 Pounds good hard brown soap, full
weight.
62 Bushels clean, fine, dry salt, in good
tight barrels.
Samples must accompany proposals of all
articles, except meat—all the articles to be of
the best quality, securely packed, and in per
fect order for tiawortation. Bids will include
packages and delivery at the Commissary's
stores at this place.
The meat wilt be inspected and passed • upon
by parties from this office on the part of the
United States. All the stores will be carefully
inspected and compared with the retains i sam
ples. Each bid must have a printed copy of
this advertisement pasted at ifs head, and must
be specific in-complying with all the terms.—
Payments to be made in such funds as may be
ou hand. If none on hand, as soon as received.
Proposals to be endorsed, "Proposals for Sub
sistence Stores," and directed to
H. JONES BROOKE,
Capt. and C. S., Vol. Service, Harrisburg.
fei-12-dtd
CURE OF SUFFERIN a AND DIN &ASS
• VI) ROUGH. WAKlNG Clairvoyant per
" copti aof tho causes or disorders
DR. ADDISON,
the celebrated Medical Examiner has arrived at Harris
burg and taken
Roam No. 45 at the Jones' House.
where h will rein un a abort time ior modmai esmlna
lion of persans mud situ any form of disease or sill
faring. The r.:marasule correct.ms= of the aittwiedge
he acquires CO a ice person's case ad hout slicing any
questions wh 'lever, is fully shown to ea di one he ex
amines. by his lc:Aunts i t teir ie 1-igs d sensation
arhanr trout toe Its ird Ira ne fl ids °lusting in tht ays
tan, th.) blood or say organ strutted. To c nisequeoce
of tots, his cures in Pruladeldhis aud Ho 41,011 a 4 other
pia es worm, he hts practiced t aty extent, have tire°
numerous and remediable for many of the morn extreme
c.se have bean brought to bus care, and hi= suct,ese in
prompt relief and speedy restoration of hie patient in
health and contort, hue correspodded site ni; great
skill in mastering and snowing tau nature of complaints.
Dr. Addison's Examinations and Consultations
are made wihout cha•ge, so that a visit to him doet not
asst ao) thing ; and «f rattly it may be toe mimes of a
cur • almost beyond vale Won. Where me lied treat -
dmeat Is desired, °barges wid be made moderato and to
nit the times. 1007-Iw.
UNION WEST AURANT,
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON.
NO. 119 MARKET STREET, NEAR FIFTH.
111 HE subscribers having erected a lat e
building at the above pta4e,napramiy Cur the par .0..
see above indicated, beg to cell 11.10 attention of the pub
lic to the following :
T ELN annuntavr, ou the first floor, with a dining room
attached, is fitted up in that-ciass style, and It will at all
times he suppled with the best oYsrstis to be bad is
the At l ant i c ,Att t e, together with terrapin, ash, and all
hinds of game in season. Oysters served ail in every
s tyle, and meals to be had at all hours. The Alen of all
the celebrated breweries in the country constantly on
hand.
rear,
and Te - Pin alley, or Bowling Saloon, in in ute [Mir,
and wetting three alleys of modern construction, where
the lovers of this healthy exercise can enjoy the mielves
The Billiard Saloon is up-stairs—elegantly Jilted np,
and contains three marble top c inibinasion onshion La
him, equal to any made.
Harrisburg has King felt the want of a grand combin
ation of this kind, and as the proprietors are determined
to conduct it in a quiet and orderly manner, and do eve
rything in their power to mike it a fan tenable. re..ort
they hope to receive a liberal snare of public, patronage.
jallidlf Wilblaat C. Mcira.DDEN et 00.
MORE LIGHT 11 CHEAP LIGHT:I 1
A.GREAT redaction in the price of
=ha No. 1 BURNING OIL, ( }Peri-awed sot
ex,aosived hat taken pltoe. It will pay all who percbame.
Burning oils by the borel or smut qututtaida $a o buy at
gUr
14-4. Harilwaie store, oppiiiite the oourillonise.
ITAY 1 HAY !-50 tone superior baled
JLA, Hay, for sale wholesale and retail D
PrA JAMS cligliLia.
10 and 15 cents.