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l.Ark 1, i)Fe publinned twice Pa week during
ihe Legtslature, aed weekly durlog the
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ILLATINICCoNtiaII
1 HOSPITAL.
,!itowered ilia moist certain, speed)
rowdy m the world for
OF IMPRUDENCE.
[tut, ie All TO TW111.41 110111111.
Mtrr OT NOXIOUS Drage.
.1 oI6ANTID, UR NO auxin, ER FROM OWN TV
Two Dan.lllll
tt, Bark or mbs, Strkdurea, Palm h)
ot the Kidneys and Bladder, Organic
,• , IN;blltty, Decay of thePhyidos, . POW.
, i, , OW Spirit., Confusion 01 deal,
i'tmttllty, Tremblhami, Dtamost
I , l.tetuse ul the Stomach, Affections
t, N.,+,. or : 4 lttn—those terrible direr•
wittwrettoll or 8011%117 Habits 01
.1,, dretroolive practises which
L.. .oLtoloy, reader 11111.1111114
tmpca
-1,-tr.% hody red mittd.
VOL NG MEN.
k , Who Dave become the viotttne el
tbal dnallui and destructive habit whki,
oseiy grave thtruseads of
,i. r. the r n ..t eta talent and brilliant Intel
. bare entranced listecinp
m. tr, ,aarn of eluquellee, Of waked to ea
L , ,r,r.tr yreLl wii b full oceindenau
OF•IttAGE.
• 1111 (11RteinPUitin5 nitrite, be.
yt kAt Less, shollidllll.llllXlll y wt.
to perfect health.
WF.A.KNBB
.srrd and M *for watered.
c rcrr c o eu elide!' the care Of Dr. J., cif
Lauer as a gentleman, and son,
e Ydl as ► nilytitli&n.
Frederick street, Beittnioris
e '.l!r ' .me going from Baltimore atreet a ; e i
r particular in observing
wilt mistake the place. Bo par.
tdiry Quacks, with false names,
'll...e.afer, attracted by the repute,.
near
tf,PI rn t Iti a Poll4l4llBtaMp, oON OD Olt
JOHNSTON
.t attt o r ttl, the Royal Collage or Bargoons,
tbie !rum one of the mast eminent Mier*
the greatest part of whose Btu
• ti losplitla of London, Paris, Phi..
hoe elected Rome of the =eel ar
e. ere ever known. Many troubled
. _
• ' , r tilf vin. and head when nudeepopnbid Der
., ...m.,1 al sudden nonnde ' baabruleeil,
• . • 41, I) . , skttondod somettroesudth derange
... , i‘ i , Ir•y1 trernediately.
1 A'A E l'A uncULAIt NOTICE.
- rirrs All tenon who hiving %Sewed then
, It mid dumper Andulgendes, that secret
:' , l n't.'h ruins both body sad mind, nu
m t,r.iber httatOfflSlOT society.
.., ~ ; 01 of the Bad end melancholy enacts pc
. • ...y I,Anis 01 yeah, viz : Weakness of the
ta fr
. -.- a aft to the Ilead, Dimness of SI tit,
‘: 111.!' t'tlxvr,11411•11t1011 01 I alartl
1 " l't'll‘Y, DenktigeMoolo the Dig re
, Titeo.l c.iehility, hytaptorrur dr gnosurup.
MENTALLY.
ellecla on the mind are mush to
-Lua Aemory, Confusion of Idea,
Forebodings, Aversion tokele
ol Sulltude, Timidity s ke., ire lone
01 au ape, mut now judo what
In tuoilth, losing their vigor,
'fir, nervous sad emaciated, have a
ealce about tho eye', cough, and BYTAP*
YOUNO LIEN
•
.1, lilealgehrall by a Oethttn practice, lo
habit frequently learned from
' f • ge hoot. the affects of which are
wh,n thtecis, and If not owed, renders
ttl , leatroya both mind and boar ,
altaa staiy
tr.al a !,uttow 111•11, the bOOOlll et Ws coon.
4 Iry veireeta t abould be watched from
ci u k, , etoa et life by the eonseqUenooll
a Le path ni nature, and Indaleng In ■
q , `% ' , el , . persons MUM, before conks
nAgitinol.
1,1.) ra. 11 5.11,4 nosy are the most s
1 , 011104 v.ououblal happiness. 41 71=
intit,ey through life becomes a weary
bourly darkwie SO the view; the
5 1, 10u(..,1 with despair, and filled with Lb
Isw That the bappinisia Oi Another 14.
* tt. slit I~WR
' RIMRD4 ?OR Olt
tiAN WI:ARNO&
, ru , ertant remedy, Wallin:tea of taw
• .y °reit, and full vigor restored.
' t,. nervous and debilitated whe
e 11.0 immediately relieved. Ail
r.efe, l'itystrai or !festal Disqualill•
Weakness or Itihaustkoi or
• cll,l, emrdily oured.
It) 41.11.ANGERB.
curedat this battalion wttiun the
41 the numerous imporutat Ban %a
• by Jr. J., witnessed by the re.
'"; an,ta oilier parsons L ookictinLot
er , h. b au d4l again before UM plena,
44 'enders/at; of due:meter and p.a.
iwat guarantee totote ealialad.
F IieRI'DENCE.—When the min guided
• i' , AAr r.l pleasure nude he bum Imbibed
queue, It too ortea happens tbal
...tme or dread of discovery deters
~..e I t%imp Who, from education end re.
hrf head bon, delaying tin the con.
ibis horrid damage make their
1 lh, hood, throat, note, skin, bey
'. • .41A frqhtlul rapidity, tilt death puts a
'mil
" d Ke by Reeding him to ~t hat
• trarnlor returns." it is a mei•
victims to this terrible
•.•
4he At:114111111DM of Ignorant pretend
«,:l,lilldeadly! poen, meroarg, 1 10
"'l reeldun lire miserable.
O .Joci.es Otploo3llll bang In hi'
n, of .at,ia a Stamp Loss os the reply
„to r
ALMA. atithLGl''
1;F:
D of
GOODS ! FURS 11
s,tnek of these goods will be
;„ .4 tt at von' low Iloos-ea: furl
,vlll7
Nett door to the Harrisburg Boa'
MAD. Grass ilk (go.,
D W. GROSS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
AR:KE'T STREET
HARRISBURG, PENN'A
..$0 28
.. 1 00
.. 2 OD
.. 800
_ LOO
.. 800
DRUGC+ISTS, MUSICIANS, STORE.
KEEPERS AND CONSUMERS,
We are daily adding to our aolortmont of
goods all such articles as are desirable, and
would respectfully call your atention to the
largest and best selected stook in this city, of
DRUGS, OREIdIOAT.E*PAINTS,
Droatiatb, Glass and Putty,
Artist Colors and Tools,
Pore firenuad aptiMiii
Bax:ning Fluid and Aleohcd,
Gard, Sperm and Pins 011 a,
Bottles, Vials and lowly Globes,
OEMSIe Soap, Sponges and Corks,
die., Ate., Ste., act., APIs., dro, dse
With a general variety of
Etsf 1 1: 4 :V&S • OM :4:1
selected from the beet manufacturers and Pe
tumors of. Europe and this country.
Being very large dealers in
PAINTB, WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL, VANN - WEB,
WINDOW GLASS, AIIIIBTB
COLORS, PAINT AND
ARTIST'S BRUME
IN ALL THEIR VARTWITED,
COLORS AND BROWNS
OF ALLJUNTO4,
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We respectfully invite ► call, feeling, coal
dent that we can supply the wants of all on
terms to their satbdarlion.
TERTH I TENTS!!
10;i4=FAZirk4:$ yy:.:.ii*Zo): 7 ;syA i4k1A:,04:1
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
RESTORATIVES
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Oonoentrated Lye 1
Wholesale Agents for *spider, which we sell
as low as it can be purchased in the cities.
MAIM'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTILIAOTS
COAL OLG 1 CARBON OIL 1
Being large purchasers in these Oils, we can
oiler inducements to close buyer& Coal Oil
Lampe of the most Improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of lamps changed to burn
Coal 011.
FAItMERS AND GRAZIERS,
I
Those of you who have not gives our ROHM
aND CIATTLIC POWDIUttI a trial know so
their saperlority ► and the advantage they are
keeping Horses :and Cattle healthy and in
good condition.
Thousands can testify to the profit they hare
derived from the nee of our Cattle Powders by
the Increasing quantity and quality of milk,
beskles improving the general begat and ap
pearance of their Cattle.
Our long experience in the business gives us
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
Ueda, and our arrangements in the cities are
such that we e►a in a very short thus furnish
anything appertaining to our business, on the
[ beet of tern.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestow e
on our house, we hope by strict attention to
business, • careful selection of
PURR DRUGS
at fair prices, and the desire to please all, to
merit a continuance of the favor of a dieorim
,
hutting Public- •
cip,AP SWAM 1 I-M at
Mama BOIrAIN t
: 4 1111 moor Coax act dlartat craft, I
NO, 19
and slues,
HARRISBURG, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1862.
fftisullanfang
PUBLIC BALE.
N PURSUANCE of on order of the Or
phans, Court of Dauphin county, Will be exposed to
SATE" RDAY, the Sth. day of March, 1862,
at the Court Bowe In the city - of Hamlin:Meg at 2 o'clock,
P. 5., the following real estate, via t A Certain tWo•
story frame house and piece of ground situate in said aby
and county, bounded and. decorated as falowe, to wit :
Beginning ate- point on South street, the corner of the
Williams, und and house formerly owned by famte
elee feet and six inches from West alley,
theses along said South street towarde High street
twelve feet six inches, the rneon a line parallel with west
alley towards State street forty-six feet six inches, thence
on a line parallel with State street twelve feet mu imams
towards West alley, thence on a line parallel with West
alley tortyvtix feet-six inches to the place of beginning,
together with the pleas of ground sukkohangthe a t
house and ground on the west side thereof, one foot wide
on )3011W - street extending to depth ;be same width par
allel with west alley thirty-two feet ton inches, being
now need as en anerbe/011011g to the aloreseld house and.
ground, whereon le erected a two story irame house, late
the estateofKLlZsßßTFl THOtik.. , ON. deceased.
Attendance will be given and conditions of Sale made
known by DAVID D. IttANNSON, axecutor of said de
ceased. JNO. RINI3LAND, Clerk, 0. C.
flobttlits
A. HUMMEL, •
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BUFFALO AND GUM OVER SHOES,
TRUNKS AND CARPS BAGS.
AT Tali OLD STAND corner of the alley, nets to the
000 r% H 00" Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.
Ttninkfal for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the late arm of A. Hummel & 00, we trust by Strict at.
ten►ton to bisainess, and by keeping a well ammo STOCK
Olt GOODS to merit a conilnuanee of the Same.
Please call and minims oar moos and, mass before
buying elsewhere.
a HIMMEL
Goods are purchased direct from he manufactures lbr
cash enabling them to sell very tow.
JUST OPENED!
A FINE LOT Or SIIPERIOR
1911EIGI-411. - EILISt
g -
MADE of Good Tobacco, and from one
to two years old, of my own manufacture. A lice
tot or choice Chewing and Smoking Tooaceo, Pipes, Snuff
and a large variety of other artioles constantly on hat, e
for sale wholesale and retail. Itutoklul for former pat
ronage, I hope by strict attention to business to receive a
liberal share or the trade.
A tine Smoking Room attached, whore customers may
back and teat my Sews and Tobacco.
Don't fOrget the window with the Snip in it; that is the
place to buy your Tobaciao and tows. North Market
Square, above Market street, Harrisburg.
1881.—ditm ' WM. WYKOFF.
NEWDASD GOODS.
IGIAIRROIDERED REPS,
1:a Plain and Figured Rape,
Rich Figured all Wool Detainee,
Plain Merino% and Cashmeres,
Fancy Paris Dress Silks,
Superior Plain Colored Dress Silks,
Warrantedmakes of piainblack silks,
New Styles Low Priced Delaines
At csrmagurr 8g BROTHEWS
Mtext door to the IlarrisbnAg Meek Market Square.
Dove
CELEBRATED DILHDELION COFFEE ,
JUST HEGEL:PHD a large quantity of
superior Dandelion *glee, which we will sell low
ki suit. the times ; slap, pure ground 1110 Coffee and Tur
key Oolles all pat twit one polled packages. Oen and
examine at the wholesale and retail
N growl , store or
DMIOLII k BOWMAN,
corner of Front and Market streets.
a. 38 -1 .. 31dC117.10.01a.E1C,
TRANICLINO AeENT OF Tlll4
OLD WALLOWER LINE.
gaIB OLD TRANSPORTATION LINE
1, wain snoceseful operation and prepared to carry
t es LOW as any other individual line between
phi, HarrisburgAnnbury,Lewisburg, Williams
sport, Jersey Shore, Lock Haven, and all points on the
Northern °eat* Philadelphia a nd stria, and Williams -
port and HEWN.'Railroads.
Local..pa at Harriabrg
D. A. MU II N OH.
Goods sent to PBADOOK, ZNLL & lIINOHNIAN, No&
808 and 810 Market street, above Bightb, by 4 o'clock,
P. IL, will arrive at Harrieberg, ready for de livery the
next morning. 0. F. HOBNOB,
/watt Traveling Agent.
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
SHELLENBERGER & BROTHER,
.No. 80 MARKET STREET.
Tr ffi .)
Room formerly occupied by the Portoce
undersigned have just opened a
new and large assortment or the latest styles of
clothing. We are also prepared to manufacture to order
alt Muds Of Gents Wear, out to the latest styles and bah -
tons. Ws haws always on hand a large stook or Ready
mode oblate' sad Gentleman's Foratsaing Goode.
nolikinm H. IIIfiELLIGIESSteGGR It BRO.
COAL! POWDER!!
COAL REDUCED 1 1 1
1 N consideration of the hard times , and
L u I sell exclatdvelly FOB CASEY I have reduced the
price of Coal es follows :
Lykena Valley Broken 0 $2 en Par ton
L arge Egg 2got/ It •
44 tf S a ailßu H 290 it ft
a " Sieve " 290
" Nat N 2 26 . u et
Wlikabarte" 220 "
Lorberry * ~2 90 "
All Coal delivered by the harmer Moos' Gems; It
can oe weighed at the purchasers dcor, one If it falls
abort 10 rousts, the Coal wilt! be forfeited.
All Cool of the beat quality mined, uelivered free from
all Impurities.
aircoat auld In quanta', at the LOW'S? 11110L1211.1
PROM
Arta for [Neat% Celebrated Powder, a large supply
always on head, at Mannfacturera prima.
WA large lot of imparter baled Say for stale.
114 JettisS W. WHEELER.
JOHN B. warms
BOOT & SHOE STORE •
OORNES stmo AND WALNUT ST&,
Harrisburg, Fa.
ALWAYS on hand a large assortment, of
BOOTS, MOM, GLIVERI3, &0., of the very best
attaillies tor ladies, gentlemen, and children's' Wear.—
Prices to soft the times. All kinds of WORK BABB TO
MUMS ha the best style by superior workmen
IMPAIRING done at short notice.
oat.l6.dtt JOHN B. BIGTII, lissrlsbres,
THEO. F. OCHEZTER,
BOOR AND JOB PRINTER,
80. 18, ifARKEI STREET
HAREJBBINIG.
sir Particular attention raid to Printing, Ruling and
glutting of Railroad Blanks, klatufesta, OheOkS,
Draft., &u CARDS printed at SA, $ 5 , $4, and $5 per
thousand in elegant style, 120
LADIES CORSETS,
ALL OF THE DIFFERENT SI WS,
wain AND COLORED.
MNpeat adtbde inanufactured, oan be found at
CIATROART.T,
Next doorto tbalbutlaburg Ban k.
VACIENNETA Nos. 1, 2 and 3 in all
.aised
sisoglips. A largo supply jog rboetved, and era
400liroge warranted as ropronotad for oale by
lilt BOOK, Jr. , di 6.
Cotes of aravel Se 41.ransportatiut,
'ENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
WINTER TIME TA BL E ,
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
FROM PHILA,DELPHIA.
ON LIM Arm
MONDAY JANUARY 27th, 1882.
The : Raeriesger Trains or the Peuridylvatia Railroad i
Glimpser. well Wart ream and arrive at Harrisburg.
Pbiladelp. : • "
• ,
it $ T W4ll O lOl.
THROH . • eitg TRAIN leaveilitiviebarg
at 820 s. a 'strip* at Weal PhOtallibidadiM
a.m. -
FAST . leaves Harrisburg daily, (except Hillidar.)'
at 1.00 p. ", and arrives at Watt Phlladelptda
p.m.
IiAILT • . leaves lliarrisburs(ezeitid 8084 iiith
at 5.56 p. M, antarrivarat Watt RhllAdelptits st - 11.015
P. 8 /. ,
accosiiiitttatoti via lice= Joy, learfea
Rusts: at t a.itt„liad semis at Wald
doled% at
. 86 p. m.
. .
HAll rRR eiIaiMMODatION TRAM, via catreprr.
Dia, tear *burg at 2.00 o. 0.. ant arrives at Wird .
rhtladelp
. - 4t 7,20 p. m.
'WEsTWAiID.
TiIitOVIXPREEIIa TRAIN lsava Philadelphia At
10.110 p. m.,Aarratbarg u Lee a. in, altotma
in., and mitres at Pittabarg at 1.2 e p. m.
NAM MTN kismet Philadelphia at 8.00 a. ics., mid Ar
rives at &Mahn rgat 1.20 p. m.i lame HArrieb Unlit 9180
m., Alux#a., 8,30 p. and aretvga Maims. it
9.30 p. H.
FAST Llncletivea Philadelphia at 11.26 a.
burg 4.06 FL ill., Altoona at 9.10 p. m., and arilving at
Pittsburg itil.4o a. m.
HARRISEIIIRG At.I3OI.IIIODA'PION TRAIN leaves Phil.
delphia at 9.80 p. nn.; and arrives at ilartiabarg at !Lao
P.
BIOUNT4AT eOHOHMODATION via Mount Joy,leaves
LanatisterAtklp a. m., whim at Harrisburg at 1.50
p. m.
The NRWSESPRINkIand PLIBBNOBR TRAIN will kimo
Watt Phiiadgliatila at 4.00 a. m.; Lancaster 7.07 a. XL
Mount Joy .at x. 43 a. m. iiiddletovra at i 3.26 a. in.,
arrive at Viborg at US a. m., commeNng with liatt
Train wed, aliTarrisburc at 9.0011. m.
&WWII D. IMMO,
.Bupt. Asa; 11tv...earula. Railroad.
HarriebroV a January t4,,1.852 -.4tt
WINTER TIME ARRANGEMENT
Alit LIMB ROUTE
Tang TRAINS DAILY TO NSW YORK,
AND
PHILADELPHIA
WITHOUT GEL&NGE OF ()Alai
( I N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEM-
N, BERSOLB6I,,the Passenger Trairus will leave the
Philadelphia IWO Reading Railroad; Depot, at Harrisburg.
for. New Tork and Philadelphia, se follows, viz,
EASTWARD.
KSPRIRS UM loam Harriabum at 8.80 a. no., cm ar
rival of Peniusylvarda Railroad Uproar' Train from the
Wiled, arriving In New York at 11.5 a. in., and at Phila
delphia at 9.00 a. in. A eleepitig car Is attached to the
train through from Pitiaipurg without change.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at S a. 1:13-, arriving
fa Kew York at o.Bop. m. , and Philadelphia at 1.26 p. m.
FAST LINE leaved Harrisburg at 1.40 p. m., on arrival
of Pennsylvania *Railroad Past NMI, arrivi ng is New
(fork at 9.14 p. m., and Philadelphia at 6.40 p. m.
WEBTWARD.
FAST LlNSleaves New York a; 6a. in" and Mamie 1.
phi& at 8 a. in:, arriving at Harrisburg as 1 p. m.
MAIL TRAIN leaves New York at 17.00 noon, and Phil
adelphia at 8.15 p. m., arriving at Elburbsburg at 8.10
p m.
EXPRZBS LINE leaves New York at 8 p. in. arri
ving at Harrisburg at 3.10 a. in., and connecting with the
Pennsylvania Enrage Train foi , Pittriburg.. A sleeping
car is also attached to this train .
Connections are made at Harrisburg with trains on the
Pennsylvania, Northern Central and Cumberland Valley
Railroads, and at Reading for Philadelphia, Pottsville,
Wlikesbarre, Allentown, Easton, &c.
Baggage checked through. taro between New York
and Harrisburg, NS 00 ; between Harrisburg and Phila.
$8 28 in No. 1 oars, and S 2 70 in No. 2.
For tickets or other Information apply to . .
:PORT FOLIOS
—KITING KITING DESKS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
- - PURSES,
- PORTMONATES,
And ageneral assortment of
FANCY GOODI3
have jnat been received at
BFJIGITER'S OBBAP BOONBTOIt.E.
ELIN4it'S DRUG' BTORI is the place
to biy taig.ji!!Wig:Ulas.
the Etlegrapt.
To Miss A. B. S., of Wilmington, Del.
Far ttaTelegraph.)
Thou bast left me to my ISOITOW,
And withdrawn thy love from me
But my mem'ry still must borrow
All its dearest thoughts from thee.
Tho' I know that I am fading
'death a cold world's bitter blast,
And they tell me 'tis degrading,
rat,-I'll iorA i ßsp4hou,
When.6.oo 6 el97lFOnaewfatiagated,.
It verb newly* now tcvtalk
How M,r6ematant Mart was alighted—
Thon diked yettemember well;
Bat I mean not to:upbraid thee--
Mayletthou never know the smart,
When tome false 'ooe,has betrayed thee,
Of a fondand faithfelieert.
For the TeleitPsPh
Mr. Forron.:—By inserting the following ex
tract from one of our refigfOns'iOlitreae, in the
collimos of the Tazzortara; you will oblige a
friend, and perhaps stimulate etuistians to
pray more earnestly for the - sgocess of our
army, and tha speedy 'termination of rebellion
against our - National Goveinment. It is
headed— ,
" That God would, in His infinite mercy, so
blow otwikbttional Government, as that it may be
able to ,preaerve its unity and entireness ; tri
umptiOnir all the dark maohirtations of its
enemies; succeed in all its efforts to restore
concorcland peace: te secured in tte means of
defence against, all t defeat and disaster, and in
all its official persons and acts, be an example
to the people of hi:treble trust in 'God, and of
conscientious faithfulness.
That God wouia divest the war =of all
brutal pamiens and barbarous acts :, and as far
as poWble prevent the effusion of human
blond. That he would, by His grace, minter.
act the demoralising influences of camp life,
and so plentifully endue our soldiers and sail•
ors with His Holy Spirit, that amidst all their
peculiar temptations, they may learn to fear
His holy name, and offer to him a spiritual,
worship: _ . ,
That He wouldmercifully spare,the„UrfS o
the leadem.of ear fumes, imparting to Ahern
bravery and Skill, and enable them to devise
and execute such plans as may contribute to
ultimate succcsa. That be would shield our
soldiery in the day of battle, and prepare
those who are appointed to fall in the service
of their countiy, for a sudden and violent
transition from liie to death. That He would
alleviate the pains and sorrows of the woun
ded and mutilated, and lead them in their
afflictions to look up to christ as a sympathising
Saviour.
That He would visit with His mercy those
who are lying in the camps and hospitals
sick and disabled, and bless the remedied for
their moral improvement, as well as physical
restoration. That he would lead the chaplains
in the artily and navy to 'feel their heavy re
sponsibility, as those who are entrusted with
the care of souls,tand divest each of official po
sition as have no just sense of their holy voca
tion, or bring it into discredit by their unholy
living. That He would mercifully protect the
families of our soldiers, who are deprived of
their presence, and to mitigate their situation,
that their sacrifices may be tolerable. That
He would bring the war to a speedy close; in
spire the enemies of the government with a
better mind, restore them to their allegiance,
and the prosperity they have recklessly thrown
away ; and to order all things, in hie provi'
dance, that great and lasting good may result
from the unhappy conflict, and secure to the
nation a lasting peace, great prosperity, and a
readier ability to serve God, and promote the
cause of true religion." "A LADY.
J. J. CILYDS,
General Agent, Harrisburg.
BS G. L. E.
On thy paOLO -pleasure hieing,
Whilst it brightens in thine eye,
May no thinflihtt Of him now"pining
Waite thy/bos" Orn's faintest sigh;
But, should sorrow overtake thee,
And thy dreams of pleasure flea,
When thy dreams at night awake thee,
Think of those thou gav'st to me.
SPEOUL PRAYER.
AN Irrreassruto lacinsurr.- 7 A released prisoner
who gives his experience in' Secessia to the Ro
chester Express, relates this incident:
Of the tax or seven cars which started from
Manassas, there were but two remaining when
we reached the rebel capital, Richrnond. We
arrived there about nine o'clock in the evening.
After the care bad halted, I heard a low voice
at my window, which was partly raised. lt was
quite dark, and I could not disting-nisli the
speaker, who waa an Irish woman.
"Whist," said she, "are you hungry?"
I' replied that I was not, but that some of
the boys probably were.
"Wait till I go to the house," she continued,
—and a moment afterwards I heard her again
at the window. She handed me a loaf of
bread, some meat and about a dozen baker's
cakes, saying, "that was all I had in the house,
but I had a shillin' and I bought the cakes wid
it and if I had more you should have it and
welcome ! Take it and God bless ye."
I thanked her and said, "you are very kind
to enemies."
"Whist," said she, "and ain't I from New
York meself ?"
This was the first Union demonstration that
I witnessed in Old Virginia. I Thanked God
for the consttation which the reflection afforded
me, as fur the; third night I lay sleeplessly in
the oars, my clothing still saturated, and my
body thoroughly chilled from the effects of the
deluge at Manassas, I could have desired no
sweeter morsel than the good , woman's homely
loaf, and proud of the loyal . giver, I rejoiced
that "I was from New York messif."
Ammo thpse who were slain at Roanoke, in
the armies of the Union, was Joseph G. Henry,
a nephew of Mr. Scranton, late representative
in congress from Pennsylvania. He was a cap
tain in the 9th New Jersey regiment, and in the
middle of the fight, seeing that wine companies
hesitated to advance, he threw his own into the
trout, and while leading it fa Before the
Sailing of the expedition, Mr. Henry bad been
appointed confetti to -Port Malmin—e position
worth $2,000 a year—but so anxious was he
to serve his countty in the field, that he •de
dined this imitative 0444 Bailed with the 'Bx
pedition to North Carolling, and has now laid
down his life' for his oatintry.
,He'WeS en semis.'
We, brave and good man , sidle regretted
thousands who knew him..-Wash. Omni
PRICE ONE CENT.
BY TEE: i
ovii Diramtirsontomi
THE REBELS AGAIN DEFEATED
Loses Crrr, Feb. 26
A. skirmish occurred at Independence on the
18th, between a detachment of Ohio cavalry
a ll iec
a . • a ban rebels, headed by Chtuntrel Par
k • Tee - were routed, with a loss of
- - ki • several wounded, and several
. • • , prienisrs. A quantity of arms was also
'i - .
the tedeild.loss was one killed and three
'wounded. ',-
Tire Sane Fe mail with dates to the 10th
inst I n . has 'ved.
Sibley's( oelamation did not have the de
sired eff Instead of rallying men to his
standard 1 as strengthened the Union army
by at leasitstwo regiments, and placed nearly all
tlie,cidseqp under arms. Great, enthusiasm
proValls bane counties of 33,:rnadills, Vonicia,
Soestarro, and in the upper counties the militia
have turned out in large numbers.
1 Advices from Fort Craig are to the 7th inst.
The Texans, under Sibley, were at Fort
Thema, five hundred miles limn Fort Craig,
advaseAug on the latter place. Their supplies
were Keene, their transportation poor, and
their only alternative was to fight or starve to
death.'
Our forces are anxious for a battle, have
every advantage, and are confident of success,
providing there be no treachery.
$, .grand poniificial mars meeting was held
in ill the churches in the territory on the
tenth, to pray for the souls of the Catholics
killed in battle.
MCciMth Congress—First Session.
WASIUNGTON, Feb. 17
SENA. E
'Pheignorning hour expired and the bill fixing
the number of members of the HOllBO of Rep
resentatives was taken up.
Cou.amea offered an amendment to make
the number of Members two hundred and forty
_one. He spoke some length in favor of his
amendment as producing a more correct ratio
of representation. The amendment was adopt
ed, end the bill passed.
It was discussed at length by Messrs. Smarm,
COWAN, DAVIS, WIIAIOS, CARLIISI and Sassusa.
I: (qv 1;11).1,10 a Di :,1:4 5E:4 Dl4llkVy vsD:.•_ I
Mr. Vax Wt.= then offered the following
•• .which was adopted :
, That the Committee on Government
Contracts be directed to inquire into the
amount of money received by tile:United States
officers in the city of New York by virtue of
their office ; also, as to ownership and rent of
the bonded warehouses ; also, the terms, min
sideiations and profits of the labor, contracts
and general orders contract for the storing,
hauling and delivering, &c., of foreign goods
in the city of New York, when made, by whom,
and who are now interested in the same.
The Smarm ruled that, as the chairman
ship from which the gentleman asked to be
excused from service, that was a question for
the committee to determine.
The House then entered into the considera
tion of the claims of Mr. Upton to a seat as
representative from Virginia. It caused a
lengthy debate.
TOOK Hia CHARM. —Whim the rebel steamer
E. H. Lewis was captured in the Gulf by the
New London, there were among the passengers
a young girl and her slave woman. The slave
declined to go ashore with her mistress at Bi
loxi, and the following colloquy occurred;
"Would you leave ma, Bose, and all your
friends, to go among strangers?"
"I know , Mon), it am bury hard to lebe
you ; for l'se taken care of you eber dace you
were born, and de Lord knows how I lob you
and all my kindred ; but you see, Minus, if I
go back role a slave, and you know, Maws,
how Massa whipped me de morning 'fore we
come away, and if he takes a notion to sell
me, he will ; so, Mims, I rader stay here and
lo op nod with the Yankee, where I shill be
free, Missus." ,
Cap - S. - Smith told her she might remain, if
she chose, BO she remained. The scene at the
parting of mistress and servant is described by
the lookers on as very touching. bile will re
main on Ship Island. Capt. Smith assigned
her a place in the house attached to the light
house, and she makes herself very twin' mufti
ing for the officers.
Nsw 11=00AM-A novelty in petticoats
has recently been adopted among fashionablea.
For all but dress, the white petticoat has been
discarded for one of alapaca ; and ihey have
a great advantage over the linen or cotton
ones, inasmuch as they ate lighter and do nut
ham their stiffness. Of couree, if the dress be
grenadine, barege or other clear texture, the
petticoats must be• of the same color. They
are made 'very full and gored, and have a
broad black ribbon or velvet above the Lem ;
sometimes there is a trimming of gathered rib
bon put on the vandykes. The drea.es are in
variably caught up at the sides to show this
under petticoat. When it is not necessary to
match the tint of the dress, a stone color is the
best shade to wear.
Ttflo GIMILANTOWDT TELiORAPH - aptly asks the
following question : As war now exists be
tween England and Mexico, what would the
British Ministry say if, in carrying out their
own doctrine of neutrality, we excluded from
our harbors the vessels of war of both nations f
Tss TRW AND TRAITOR, Floyd, according to
late accounts, is now in Nashville.
leave that city as soon as he hears the sound of
a federal gun; and however he may fly and es
cape in this world the punishment due to his
crimes, he cannot eventually avoid the clutches
of the devil!
CRORSIID ET= MAIM STRAIGHT in half a 131111-
Hte by Dr. ! Tones, at Herr's Hotel. Stuttering
cured in a half hour. Nervous and chronic
diseases cured. Gidinese of the head and int
bedilit3r oftlie vito-genitalia successfully treated,
Artificial_ eyes, inserss‘to. move and appear
lataxgaltwitiout , oiecation or pain. Dr. Antes
Vlnolnarbut int= days longer.